John A Johnson High School - Maroon Yearbook (St Paul, MN)
- Class of 1953
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Edberg, successfully ! , 7 'Q , , 1'1:, 1 '-'Q' -'S fl AK' I I ' I Bienhoff Mr Grant Miss Jenny Mass Moosbrugger Miss Colhns Discussing current books, Language Arts and Core teachers enloy an after school meeting They are intrigued with the blurbs on the lackets and they plan to purchase many of the books for their classes Page five , X J j , f ' ' C 2 LANGUAGE ARTS AND CORE: first row: Miss Anderson, Mrs. Petrie, Mrs. Roach, Miss Aaby, Mrs. Drake, Miss Downey 4 Mrs. Murphy, Miss oU? 9 ' , 4? 5 '3'a?o',g'.e l,,?I'tQ'i'U!ti!9, s 4 iq 2 I 'ts' INDUSTRIAL PRACTICAL AND FINE ARTS first ro Ms Co ley Mss Chapn Mss Boggs Mss son4Mr Corlso M G bbons Mr Capetz Mr Linden M . Hoff shows the other history teachers a strategic European location. Election year provid- ed an opportunity for many political arguments in their classes. Page s'x Industrial and fine arts teachers enloy Mrs Crowleys hos pltallty In their esta mation nothing sur passes a hot cup of coffee and a friend ly chat at the end of a day HISTORY: Mr. Harp Miss Gerten M'ss Downing Mr. Hot? Miss Mellem. f . : ' I , A 5 , 0 '0 ft ab, inf! 19.915 215. I do 'ln I9 Aff I 4 f . Nxt, vu. I' 'Af , t I f . ' Ai ' I fi A A rst , A ii d! ' wil' I I Iiii I If. if W , a i, i , i Erick- r sv, 2 Commerclal teach ers examine the modern equlpment that has proved a helpful addltuon t thelr department Ex peruence ln operat Ing the machines and the students to be come efticnent work ers nn their chosen fied SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Mr Sheplee Mr Farmer Mr Gustafson Mr Nelhart Mr Bergh Mr Westerlund Mr Kramer COMMERCIAL Mass Strnckler Mr Perry Mr Nelson Msss Beckman Mrs Berntsen The Physics lab oratory IS the scene Sclence and math t e a c h e r s have gathered to Inspect the apparatus soon to be explained to thelr classes Page sever Page e gh? fyfb' egsg 5 ,tg 3,66 F992 9925? 69699 SPECIAL SERVICES Mrs Vold Mass Hough Mnss Gulkey M Schanke Ponntung with prude Mass Gnlkey recalls a student whom she has helped A vital part of every student s lnfe ns the speclal servlces rendered by the nurse student councll and guidance department Physncal tltness for theur stu dents us the goal of our phy slcal education teachers Miss Tatz prepares to Instruct her classes on tleldball whnle Mr Peller vusnons another vlctory on the trampolune for hls gym team l PHY ED Mss Tufz PHY ED Mr Peller .ll f ig 1 H kg. ti' , It it 3 ' , ' LA E if l 0 ea Sign E t l . A EI: GSE? ff E .XR J N 1 X X -. , , I Q EIN Swv I Hsu I-' 4 .111 Seniors PHYLLIS ABERNATHY Grrls Club Y Teens Sophomore Representative Junior Representative Student Councrl Assustant RICHARD ALTMAN Track Chorr DALE ANDERSON Student Councrl Vnce Presrdent Football JS Play l Sk: Club Board of Governors JANICE ANDERSON Pan American French Club Y Teens Grrls Club JIM ANDERSON Operetta J Club Swumrnrng Tennns Madrrgals JOANNE ANDERSON Band Soco wogs Maroon Agent LESLIE ANDERSON Camera Club Student Councrl Assrstant MARGERY SUSAN ANDERSON French Club Pan American Club Y Teens Student Councrl Assrstant Grrls Club ROY ANDERSON Hockey Football Baseball J Club Student Caun CONSTANCE APPLETON GAA Grrls Club Spectrum Socowogs LOUISE ARIOLA Socowogs Grrls Cub MILTON BAHNEMANN Bank JOHN BAILEY A Choir JS Pl y Operetta 3 One Act Plays Bowl IH JOHN BAKULA Swlmmrng Gymnas tlcs Tennus Bowlrng JClub DONNA BALLARD Semor Class Sec retary Junror Class Vnce Presrdent Hornecornrng Queen Student Coun cal Grrls State of I952 MILDRED BALLARD Red Cross Cour ner Agent Student Councrl Assist an JAMES BALLIS Gymnastics Track Swrmmrng GLEN BARNES JOAN BECKSTROM A Chorr So cowogs French Club Junior Rep resentatrve Home Room Repre sentatrve JACK BERG Homeroom Representa tive BRUCE BERNIN Tennis Swrmmlng A Choir Skt Club ROGER BERTELSEN Hockey Maroon Aclvertlsrng Manager Golf Stu dent Councrl Treasurer Hrstorrcal Socrety JANET BINGEN Red Cross JEAN BINGHAM Grrls Club Y Teens Spectrum Frrst Class Page nine 2' T fifff -u K 'TK I 'fm ww- -ef 'ti' 7 rw xi' 'UR -dv Q ,vu ,ale 'Ulu 4 it Y ' uf v-J F' fs x 553' am, It H 11-'ix l if tiff Q EARL BJURSTROM-Talent Show . . . CHARLES BOECK-Rifle Club . . , THOMAS BOERNER-Student Council Assistant, B Squad Football, Sopho- more Representative, Gameroom Ottlcial, Board of Governors . . , LEE BOHNE-Band, B Basketball . . . KATHLEEN BOIT-Girls' Club, Y Teens, Student Council Assistant, Ottice, Queen of Hearts Candi- date . . . JOANNE BOOGREN-Steno Club, Socowogs Y Teens DON BORDSEN Gym nastncs BEVERLY BOWERS Glrls Club Jun nor Representative RICHARD BRADY Traltlc Squad Football VIRGINIA BRAUSEN Girls Club So cowogs Historical Society Courier Agent ROZELLA BRENNAN Girls Club Steno Club Board of Governors Home Room Representative Soco wogs NEAL BROWN Courier Art Edt or BETTY BRYANT Girls Club YTeens Senior Representative WARNER BUCHELT Student Council Madrigals Operetta A Chou DARLENE BU ERKLE JOHN CAMPBELL Sophomore Rep resentative A Choir Football Manager Operetto GARY CAPOCASA Band Student Council Home Room Representa tive Talent Show JOAN CARLSON Pep Club Girls Club GAA ROGER CARLSON Sophomore Rep resentative Sk Club Student Council Assistant EMMETT CHAPDELAINE LYLE CHOUANARD I I 30 J S Club Basketball ROBERT CLAESON BARBARA CONRATH Student Coun cil Junior Class Secretary Mas quers Courier Staff Maroon As soclate Editor DOUGLAS COPELAND Ba se ball Trottic Squad Football Courier Agent Track Sensors Page ten ' , - so I 1' . 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A I , 5 - - K, -, X 0 C L ff 4 5 X O ' . 5 1 'f LOIS CROSBY Mosquers Historical Society Y Teens President Junior Representative Latin Club NANCY CROTTY Girls Club Soco wogs RITA CUNNINGHAM Girls Club Y Teens Steno Club Red Cross Stu dent Council Assistant JANET DeGRAW Band G A A Vice President Socowogs Historical So ciety Student Council Assistant LLOYD DeMARS Red Cross Board of Governors EUGENE DePALMA Football Track J Club Home Room Represento tive RONALD DETTMANN MARLENE DeVORE Senior Repre sentatlve GAA Y Teens Red Cross JOAN DEWALL Historical Society Y Teens Steno Club Socowogs Oftice DENNIS DICK Student Councnl As sistant Band Home Room Repre sentative Closs Clwairmon MARY LOU DICKOPF Maroon Art Staff Historical Society Spectrum Pon Americon Club BONNIE DICKSON Spectrum Vice President Historical Society Quill and Scroll Vice President Maroon Art Editor Senior Representative WARREN DIETSCH Sophomore Rep resentative DELORIS DINZEO Socowogs Girls Cub JOHN DOCHNIAK Bowling GENEVIEVE DOMBROSKY Home Room Representative Clwoirman Red Cross Girls Club Maroon Staff YTeens DORIS DOPKINS Red Cross Sopho more Representative Junior Repre sentctive Library Assistont FRANCIS DRAKE Comera Club Gymnostics Bank ll 3OJ S CI b MARY LOU DUDERO Student Coun cal Assistant Y Teens Socowogs Steno Club DANIEL DUNFORD Ski Club RICHARD ECKSTROM II30 J S Cub . . . BRIAN EGERSDORF-Basketball, Golf Junior Representative, Hon- or Guard, J Club . . . MARLENE EHRET-Girls Club Secref tory Mc1squers,Pan American Club, Red Cross Vice President Band . . . , RICHARD EK-Spectrum, Red Cross, Courier Agent . . . First Class Poge eleven .I 'tv Wwe 'wwf WV' g' 43 1...-f' mr 'PQ 1' is ii LAURA EKLUND Y Teens Hustorrcal Socuety Gnrls Club KENT EMERSON Ba nd SANDRA ENGESWICK Hnstorlcal S0 crety Pan Amerncan Club French Club Secretary GAA Socowogs DENNIS ENGLUND A Chour Stu dent Council Assrstant Operetta KEITH ENGLUND Camera Club Stu dent Council Assnstant DONALD ERICKSON Sensor Class Treasure: Gymnastlcs Track J Cub ROBERT ERICKSON Basketball Stu dent Councul Assnstant CAROLE EVERSON G n r l s C l u b Cheerleader Courler StaI'T Pan Arnerucan Club Y Teens DOROTHY FAGEN Masquers Pres: dent Cheerleaders Captain Home comung Queen Candudate Home Room Representatnye Board ot Governors LEONARD FAGEN PHILLIP FINBERG Home Room Rep resentatuve Intramural Basketball Sophomore Representatnve Junnor Representatnve JEROME FOX J S Play Three one Act Plays ARNE FRANZEN Bowlrng Team JANET FREDERICKSON Student Councul Masquers Secretary Courier Coedntor Maroon Staff Qunll and Scroll ROBERT FRENCH Student Council Assnstant Rltle Club Gyrnnastucs Latnn Club RICHARD GARBE Masquers Op er ta A Cholr S Play dent Councul Assnstant JAMES GEAR Operetta Home Room Representatnve Madrlgals Swnrn ming JEROME GEHRIG Hockey Track Cross Country J Club Bowltng JOAN GOOLER Socawogs Girls u S eno Club Rnfle u G A A MARGARET GRAF Socowogs Stu dent Council Assnstant Y Teens Steno Club VIRGINIA GREAVU A Choir MARGARET GREEN Socowogs Of :ce GRACE HAAG Socowogs GAA Gnrls Club Spectrum Club JOAN HAAS Steno Club Seniors Page t fyelye . , , n I f ' et , ' A, J. . , Stu- Cl IJ, I , A Cl b, t' . . , . I I O HELEN C ub Cub VIOLET HACKMAN GAA Girls Socowogs Y Teens Steno HAGLUND Stu lent Coun Boord of Governors Sopho more Gir s Class Secretory A Ch C ub MARILYN HAGSTROM Masquers Choir Ski Club Historico Society IRENE HAIDER Socowogs Student Council Assistant G A A Y Teens Steno Club MARGUERITE HARRIS Red Cross Secretory ond President GAA President Historical Society Pun American Club Pep Club ARCHIE HAZZARD Football Hock J C THEODORE HECHT MAUREEN HECK Courier Co e litoi Maroon Co editor Qui unc Scroll Masquers Ski Club ROBERT HEISS Home Room Repre sentative Alternate Boseboll BARBARA HELGE SON Maroon Agent Senior Representative Jun nor Representative GAA Girls Club LOWELL HENDERSON Lcltln Club FRANCES HEURKENS Red Cross Girls Club Y Teens Steno Club Secretory Spectrum MURIEL HILL Masquers Home Room Representative Sophomore Rep resentative Historical Society Pon American Club MARGARET HINCH GAA Gils u Y Teens l O S JOYCE HOARD Modriqols Choir Girls Club Y Teens French Club PATRICIA HOBBINS Maroon Stofl Y Teens Mosquers Spectrum Courier Co editor MARLENE HOFFMAN Y Teens Soc owogs . . . PHYLLIS HOLMBERC-Maroon Co- Editor, Y Teens President, Quill ond Scroll,i Courier Stott, ed Cross , . . CHARLES HOLMGREN . . . JEAN HOUSE-Student Council As- sistant, Socowogs . . , JOAN HOUSE-Socowogs, Red Cross RONALD HOWE . . . CHARLES HOYE-B Football Trock, Cross Country, Senior Representa- tive Gym Instructor . . . CARLETON HUBACK-Hull Patrol, Stage Force . . , First Class Page iirte-n M X 4 'QQ- ll it ,Af 152 is Wwe 1 SW swf' JUN all 'Tl WK? 405 i 'S 'Iv' E f' I kg W' 1' 4- wa.. au... O 9515 Q' WY 'S-It 4-s 6 VIOLET HULTIN Y Teens Girls Club Student Councrl Steno Club Modrlgals MARLENE IKHAML Gtrls Cu Y Teens Socowogs Steno Club Pan Amerucan Club JUDITH IND Band Pan American Club Radto Workshop PAUL JAEHNERT MARGARET .IASINSKI Malorette Socowogs Steno Club Home Room Representotnve Class Chanr man DONALD JENSEN Band Skt Club JAMES JENSEN Football Hockey Track Skt Team PATTI JENSON Y Teens Secretory Masquers Htstortcal Socuety Home Room Representatuve J S Ply WALTER JERGENSON Cross Coun rack S Play Band 1 e Club BARBARA JOHNSON Htstortcal So ctety Pan American Club Gurls Club Couner Cub Homecomtng Queen Candtdote DOROTHY JOHNSON Gurls Club A eens Club ELAINE JOHNSON Socowogs Stu dent Counctl Asststant Radto Work Shop Steno Club Courner Agent GEORGE JOHNSON Radno Work Shop 42 years Bowltng Student Council Assistant JEAN JOHNSON French Club KAREN JOHNSON Cheerleader Steno Club Secreto ry Socowogs Spectrum Gtrls Club KATHRYN JOHNSON Steno Club Glrls Club Y Teens Omce ROGER JOHNSON J Club SYLVIA JOHNSON Student Counctl Asslstan Oftlce Spectrum Steno Club Gnrls Club WILLIAM JOHNSON Hockey Board of Governors Student Counctl J Club Cross Country BETSY KAESE M a s q u e r s Girls Club Band Skt Club Htstortcol Soctety MARY KAPSNER Student Counctl Assistant Sophomore Class Vtce Cornmnttee President Ethics Cheerleader Maroon Sports C Edntor RAYMOND KARNUTH H O C k e y Baseball Cross Country Student Counctl J Club JO ANN KARTARIK Socowogs LINNETTE KAUFMANN Sophomore Representattve GAA Seniors Page fourteen DONALD KNOPH . . . BRUCE KOCH-Basketball, Trock, Cross Country Team Captain, Stu- dent Council, Boord of Gover- nors . . . MARY KOLBO Bond Y Teens Rnfle Club GAA DONALD KONDER MARLYS KOSMALSKI Girls Club Presudent Spectrum Steno Club Y Teens Sk: Club AUDREY KOWSKI Rnfle Club eens I O u Cholr DAVID KRUSKOPF Hnstorlcal Soc: ety Student Council Board ot Governors Junior Representotnve DELORES KRUSKOPF Board of Gov ernors Masquers Spectrum Cour ner Agent Y Teens DAVID KULT Golf CAROL KUPFER Office GAA PATRICIA KUSH Steno Club Sentor Representotuve Hnstorucal Socuety Treasurer Socowogs Pan Amert can Club CAROL LABER Spectrum Socowogs Radto Workshop Student Counctl Asststont EVERET LA BUDA Student Courtcll Presndent Skt Club Treasurer Sophomore Closs Treasurer Swlm mtnq Gym Team KATHERINE LAMSON Bond Soco wogs Comero Club Lotnn Club RICHARD LANGE Football Hockey Boseboll J Club Troftlc Squad BARBARA LANGER Student Councrl Assustant PHILLIP LANGLOTZ Lotxn Club Pon Amerlcon Club Rnfle Club Ma roon Agent HELEN LARAMY Htstorncol Socaety Steno Club French Club Soco wogs Red Cross Representattve J ICE LARSEN A Cltolr Y Teens Gtrls Club Skt Club THOMAS LEAFGREN Student Coun cnl Asststant Hockey BARBARA LEIBEL Magorette Soto wogs GAA Bank DONAVON LEU Spectrum Gyrnnos tucs Swtmmtng . . . SHARON LEWIS-Girls Club, Home Room Representative, Y Teens, Mosquers Pon Americon Club . . , EUGENE LILJEDAHL-Band, Boys oir G mnostics ll:3O J. . C ub . . . First Class Page fifteen ' ef.. .' A, r 'age' Q- fsQ tt ' 'Es it 'Nuff 3 at N. , N. s .Vll 1 'Y' E K' tmtwt 'twig Q. .on ,pf Qu Y' A., ,I nn ' aw wt' X 3 .mf AFL nn ll Sf..-fe l 1 451. 'Dk :FF 'vu 'Helm ,Q 494 1... Q w.,,,,,f JAMES LILJEDAHL ll 30 J S Clul JOAN LILLYBLAD Girls Club HIS torlcal Soclety Steno Club Jun: or Representatrve Ofllce MURIEL LINDQUIST Socowogs Camera Club Gnrls Club MARLENE LOMBARDI Head Malor ette Spectrum Secretary Soco wogs Homecommg Queen Cond: date Talent Show BETTY LUHRSEN Socowogs ll3O J S Club Student Councrl Asslst ant COURT MAGNER WARREN MAGNUSON A Chou Football Track Madrlgals 'Ira tic Squad MARIE MANOCCHIO Spectrum Sensor Representatnve JANE MASH Socowogs THOMAS MASON Gymnostucs Swlmmnng J Club Pan Arnerncan Club Gym Leader GLENN MAUSTON Golf J Cl b Home Room Representatrve Board ol Governors SHIRLEY MAY Student Councll A srstant Socowogs CAROL McCULl.AH Grrls Club Couner Stott Lnbrary Junnor Rep resentatnve Y Teens DIANE McGUlRE Hlstorrcal Socnety Student Councrl Assustant Junror Class Representatuve II 3OJ S Club Y Teens DAVID MCLEAN Ska Club Home Room Representative Alternate Red Cross Alternate RONALD MELANDER Tennus Hts torucal Socnety RICHARD MERWIN Gymnastrcs Track J Club Red Cross DOROTHY MEYER GAA Grrls Club Socowogs Ofllce MARLYS MIKESH Y Teens Sono wogs Maroon Agent Gtrls Club Pep Club LAWRENCE MILLER Track Swim mung J Club A C our ORVILLE MOE Hlstorocal Society Sl-cn Club Masquers JOANNE MOLDENHAUER G rls Club Y Teens Sophomore Repre sentatuve Red Cross Oftlce RAYMOND MORELLI Football Hack ey Baseball Track J Club GERADYNE MORROW Garls Culb Socowogs Seniors Page snxteen MARLYS MOSS French Clu EUGENE MUNSON Comero Club Rifle Club BARBARA MURRAY Mcxlorette Sophomore Representative Junior Representative Socowogs Student Council Assistant ROLAND NADEAU ROY NADEAU Footboll Truck lrof tic Squod Student Council Gym Leoder JACK NALAPINSKI Homeroom Rep resentottves Bosketboll Monoger CONRAD NELSON Truck J S Ploy 3 One Act Ploys Mosquers DONALD NELSON Truck Cross Country DONNA NELSON Spectrum KARIN NELSON A Choir Modri gals Mcisquers Courier Agent Maroon Agent LORIS NELSON A Choir Mos quers Sophomore Representative Pon Americon Club Historicol So ciety RICHARD NELSON RONALD NELSON Gymnastics Ten S Club Rifle Ski Club BARBARA NEWTON French Club CAROL NIELAND Girls Club Steno Club Socowogs Sophomore Rep, resentotive Junior Representotiye CAROL- OHLSON- A hoi , G.A.A., Spectrum . . . DONNA OLSON -- Girls' C l u b . .A., Y Teens 'B C oir . . . LENORE OLSON-eSocowogs Steno Club Student Council Assistont, Girls' Club G,A,A ..,. MARLENE OLSON-Socowogs, Teens, Operetto Girls Club, Of- fice Work . . . KATHLEEN O ROURKE-Girls Club, Mosquers G.A.A., Student Coun- cil Assistont . , , GERALD PALONY-Student Council sistont, R'fle Club, H130 J, , Cub . , . PATRICIA PATTERSON-Y Teens, Radio Workshop, Girls' Club, Mosquers, J. S. Ploy , . . LAWRENCE PAUL-Student Council Assistont, Tennis, Hockey Mono- ger, Maroon Stuff . . . VIVIAN PELOQUIN-Office Clerk, Bank . . . . . . First Class Page seventeen ...QM . WV 7, Q H155 .4 A 'Hunt -Q' 'VG-gr Q? .einer K, I GEORGE PENNISON A Chour Spectrum Operetta GARY PETERSON Basketball GLEN PETERSON Hockey Student Council Board of Governors Home Room Representatave J Club HILMAN PETERSON JAMES PETERSON Football Basket a LaMOlNE PETERSON Student Coun ctl Assnstant Home Room Repre sentattve Hsstortcal Soctety Tal ent Show Camera Club JON PETRIE GARY PETTEE HELEN PHILLIPS Socowogs Student Council Asststant G A A ll 30 S C EUGENE PICHA Football HoCkey Baseball J Club Student Coun GERALD PILLAR Football J Club Student Councll Asslstont Home Room Representctnve JOANNE PINSKI Girls Club Home Room Representattve Htstorscal Soctety Steno Club Sensor Repre sentatlve ROBERT PLEBAN Camera Club Hockey Skt Club ANTHONY POLICANO Jr and Sr Class President Basketball Base ball Student Councll Boys State Homecoming Ktng BEVERLY POUSETTE Office Board of Governors Y Teens Student Council Assustont Maroon Agent DONALD PRAWER Football J C Ub Track Red Cross Board ot Gov ef'nOl'S ERWIN PRAX BERNARD PRZYBILLA JOHN PUGACZEWSKI CLAUDETTE QUATMAN Pan Amer: can Club Home Room Representa tnve Girls Club Hnstorlccl Soc: ety Y Teens CARL RANUM THOMAS RAY Rifle Club J S Play 3 One Act Plays Home Room Rep resentatlve EVELYN REDING Y Teens Soco wogs Sensor Representattve Pep Club Gtrls Club ARLENE REGLIN Spectrum ll J S Club Y Teens Seniors Page enghteen JANET REYLEK- A Choir, Soco- wogs, G.A.A., Camera Club, Y Teens . . . violet RICHARD-G.A.A., Y Teens, Girls' Club, ll13O J. S. Club Treasurer . . . BETTY RlCHARDSONfG.A.A. Presi- dent, Mosque-rs, Courier StaH, Hlstorncal Socuety Qulll ond Scroll JANET RICHTER Y Teens Socowogs ROBERT ROBB Hnstorrcal Socnety Courier Cubs ARLENE RODE Hlstorucal Soclety Red Cross Steno Club OlTlce MARLENE ROEHL Socowogs Bond Latm Club DOLORES ROGERS Student Councll Assnstant Mosquers Red Cross Y Teens Gnrls Club DOROTHY ROGERS Steno Club Treasurer Buzz Book Co Edntor G A A Caurner Staff Maroon As socnote Edntor JANE RONDEAU Socowogs French Club Steno Club Junlor Repre sentotnve Hnstorncal Socuety ROBERT ROSENQUIST Student Council Assnstant Board ot Gov ernofs GORDON ROTH Basketball Base a A Chonr Skt Club Home Room Representatnve PATRICIA ROWAN A Choir Gurls Club Hustorucal Soclety Operetta CAROL RYLANDER Student Councll Y Teens Vice Presldent Maroon Staff Sensor Representatfve Cour ner Cub DONALD ST GERMAIN A Chonr Operetta RICHARD SANlTl ll 30 J S CI b Basketball Courier Agent DEAN SAX Student Council Asslst an CAROLINE SCHELEN Y Teens Ma roon Staff Madrlgals Buzz Book Co ed1tor Courier Co edstor JANET SCHLETTY Masquers Treos urer Y Teens Hnstorlcal Socuety Secretary A Choir Red Cross LEONARD SCHMITZ Sk: Club Band Radio Work Sl'-op Class Chaur man KENNETH SCHNICHELS ll 30 J S C ub SHARON SEVERIN Student Coun l Cheerleader Maroon Stat? Y Teens Red Cross RICHARD SHAFER Ba nd GARY SHEA Baseball Football Hockey J Club Tromc Squad First Class Page nnneteen Y 5,.. rv-Q QIFN: we 525 has g u YD'- 41 'rtvx 'vu-V Q Km in f lf' fi ae fa 'Z' nl 551520 ,,w-.., an 'Si WESLEY SIDEEN Sennor Representa trve Home Room Representatnve ROBERT SIERAKOWSKI Student Councsl Assustant Board of Gov ernors VALERIE SIERAKOWSKI Grrls Club GAA Steno Club RICHARD SIEWERT Stage Force Camera Club Courier StaIT Ma roon Staff ROBERT SIME Trafic Squad Hack ey Masquers Cross Country ROBERT SITKO Track Cross Coun try RnfTe Club Treasurer JOANNE SLEMMONS Grrls Club Y Teens Socowogs MELVA MAE SPIELMAN Y Teens French Club Treasurer Operetta Socowogs A Chonr LOIS STACK Y Teens Junuor Repre sentatnve Steno Club ARLENE STADLER French Club Of :ce WESLEY STAFFORD Football Hack Club Traffic Squad Track MELVIN S NWAY IISO J S Club Student Councnl Assustant FRED STEINER Football Golf Ger man Band Track Red Cross VIRGINIA STEVENS Student Coun cll Assnstant Courier Agent Home Room Representative MARVIN STOLL Gymnastics Tennus Rafle Club Camera Club Maroon Agent MARIE STOTKA Student Councul Of Gce Girls Club A Chanr oco wogs CHARLES SULLIVAN Ska Club DONNA SULLIVAN Student Coun cl Secretary Masquers Jumor Representatuve Pan Amerlcan Club Madrrgals EUGENE SWANSON Traftic Squad ELAINE SZALAPSKI G A A Grrls Club Junror Representatrve II 30 S JOSEPHINE TARUSCIO Home Room Representatlve Couner Cub SHIRLEY TESTA Gurls Club French Cub MARGARET THOMALLA Stu cl e nt Councrl Assistant JOSEPH THOMAS Football J Club Track Baseball Seniors Page twenty MAE ELLEN THOMPSON Socowogs JO ANN THOR Spectrum Gnrls Club Y Teens Student Councnl As slstant Office RICHARD THORBUS Basketball Baseball J Club JANICE TURNBLOM Pan Amerlcan Club A Choir Madrngals Gnrls Club Y Teens ARLYNNE TURNQUIST Student Councnl Secretary Y Teens Mas quers Glrls Club A Chou' JOYCE URBANSKI Socowogs Of :ce WILLIAM VEESENMEYER Courier Sports Editor Bowling Team Base ball Maroon Sports Co edstor l tromural Basketball ROBERT VICTORINE Student Coun cll Assistant Trafllc Squad DONNA VIETOR A Clwour Soco wogs Camera Club GRACE VINNES A Choir Maroon Agent Y Teens Operetta JOANNE VINNES A Cholr Red Cross Hnstorucal Socuety Couner Agent Y Teens FRANCES VITALE Socowogs Span :sh Club GAA Student Councrl Asslstant ROSALYN VOSS Historical Society Y Teens Red Cross Student Coun crl Assistant ROBERT WAHMAN Hockey Student ouncnl J CI b Sensor Cass Vice Presndent Board of Gover nors RACHEL WALSH Junior Red Cross Sensor Representotsve JOSEPH WASOWICZ Baseball Sen nor Representatlve PATRICIA WELSH Hlstorucal Soc: e LAUREL WESTERN Y Teens Maroon Sa Girls Club Steno ub Courner Cubs TERRENCE WIDHOLM RONALD WILHELMSON Sk: Club Track Tennis Operetta Madrngals JANET WILLIAMS GAA Huston cal Socxety BETTY WOJTOWICZ A Chou: Socowogs French Club Camera Club Operetta BEVERLY WOTHE GAA Y Teens Socowogs, Student Councul Assust ont, Homecoming Candudate RAYMOND WYLAND Swimming, Skt Club, Track, Cross Country Rnfle Club . . . First Class Page twenty one if N we ,gpm Swag! F -sua ,ah 'il' rw 1- on Page twenty two '----uf 4 W -1 wb- 'WV WG' My Qu- SENIORS NOT PICTURED Wulfred Slmkuns Charles Brown Thomas Slrlon Chester Chrlsty James Solmonson Sam Fascnana Rodney Swanson R wlflilfilf T ,,Wvlflfi'l w iyf,ff3l W 4M'fllfN www MV' FRANK YEKALDO Tramc Squad MINNIE MARIE YOUNG Y Teens Glrls Club French Club Student Councnl Assnstant Socowogs KENNETH YOUNGDAHL Football Bowllng Home Room Representa twe Traftlc Squad J Club ROBERT YOUNGDAHL Rlfle Club Swnmrnnng PATRICIA ZIEBARTH Glrls Cub French Club Oftlce Socovvogs DONNA ZlOLKOWSKl Socowogs Steno Clu b MARLENE HENNINGS Steno Club JOHNNIE LEWIS GAA Stage Force Y Teens Student Counml Assistant JOANNE PETERFESO Red Cross JAMES SKAAR Baseball Gym Clos Leader NORINNE HOBS u C lg of Q QZ Q? , - A 4 ' . ' .T WT., D Vg. A Y- , C . quvu V' tif 3 , . 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A N ft 'FN A First row Mass Jenny Thlbault Schlattmon Soderberg Barnl la Testa Caw 7 McKnnnon Helder LaBathe Skanse An derson M Pazdermk Bande lun V Johnson C Kampfer Mueller Geske Nordqulst Amundson Johnson R S le woncuk 7 Beer Racer John son J Bleblghauser Johnson V Croes Herber 'V Golaskr Starzynskr Wnnchell Stoltz Schroeder Hoelzel Brnsson Furs? row Eastwood Mogren Drevnnck Johnson L Charles Hegman 'Y Bergman Schu mann Arendsee Abzmnller Solle Salko 'Y Meyer John son R Muller R Inott Bu lc le Darwztz 4 Schlevln Coc chlarella Dontle Carle Kros ka Renstrom Martun First row Rubblno J Barnes Skunner Frntsch R Charpen fuer Johnson G Nacey Mc Lellan Sommerdort 4 Rausch Muller C Shaft Lundrud OLeary D Lager Hathaway Donnay Hensler Palme Anngom Bugelbach 4' Urbamak Rundqunst Free man Vaught Kabes Kvaal Truen Fnrst row Olson J Cossacx Betz Pedro Richter Gan soslcu Johnson J House 'V Cherry Coopet Ehnstrom Leu el Schroeder Surek Ahlqulst 'K Bnttner Halver son Johnson J Voento Machesney Van Duzee Rtcgr i Lmdeen Ables Johnsofh D Haugen Anderson G Bonngard L JUNIORS Cabm Class l Page twentythree L f I , I my e , ' , ., ,I er - er, B.: ' , ., er, J., stedt, Cesin, C., Schult, 'b f I ,, ' f , - , 1 I M XJ All! 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Cuban Class Rage twfntt lout Furst row Johnson C Slcard Chrlstensen Hanover Roth Plas ter Tnnlcham 4' Brown Fercello Brusell Johnson M Adams Roy Schuldt 'V Lapp Casey Baldwun Doleny Presbrey Thornqunst Mc Donald V Krawczewskl Absey Peterson A Johnson G Nelson R Berndt 4' Carlson J Gehrug Watson Nelson H Larson G Hanson W Johnson R lrst row Wtstrom Raasc Wrtght P Swanson B eclc strom J Sample 7 Hanson J Dochnlolc Kenaley Steele A Derauf Hetherungton Brlsson i Gese Goranson Oberrnann Dah ln Nelson Hansen Yarusso V Ness Johnson C Peltler John gas Crondnll 41 Melnn Roettger In arson B Lu el R 0 rud Ballard nrst row Ulm Pool Paerson Slcardo Slaat Odenwold V Bar rett Anderson N Hall Hobbs Anderson D Most 4' Fnbesan Chrlsty R Bauman AACKIDZIE Angle Gupple 4' Mattson Strom Wlqstram Schwartz Hunze Flrst row St Sauver Snmone Sommers Stepanlalc Kustrlch Hoyne Breed 'V Buhl Dvllon Nel son D Staebler Buse or Chno 4 Schmalzbauer Dehler Deon Cossack Snow Lawrence 4 Costa Brennhofer Raschnclr DeHaven Hanson Johnson P F' 1 ' , h, son DyrhaLJg,'lvlacKinnon, LO- ' g,lL , ,, nd ll, 4, Th - F' : , , V , , ., , , M - 0 Furst row Schulte Hoog Konecz ny Sanford Bloomqunst 4 Sourn er Stonwoy Reslnne Tocheny Fneforek Anderson 4 Chelgren Lnncoln Worren Prohotsky Jock son Meter Przyblllu 4 Bleke berg Engebretson Johnson Jen nnngs Swonson Kunshler 4 De vme Lnvtngston Weber Bruce Anderson Wonlund Flrst row Rowan Wosuelewslcr Meyer Lundquust Allen Duckson Peterson Tubesor 4 LeVosseur Anderson M Vlllono Jones K Hurry Lenbel Appleton 4 Elbum Ber Blngen Koethe St om Corson L 4 Posruk Guzzo Ernckson Qtolock Irons M An derson K Skolmon First row Lordy Spehos Hender son Bellond Bloke 4 Keep Johnson 4 Furlong Nuederoskt Bredohl Stock Brose Johnson J Lnndblom 4 Kornmonn Pettee Moson Lonettl Kult Holst4 Boss mon John Kosrnolskn Corbo Johnson R SOIKO Andrew Flrst row Lolrloocl Bokken An gler Bohnemon ClemcIs4 Hogel Kohls Elcmon Nelson B LoBorre 4Broclers Crouch Kung Konchol Followell Olson 4 Koose Porxse ah Olson Llghtbourn Jernberg Dehn 4 Johnson Lnndstrom Zell mer Powelsku Folger Persson 'v- JUNIORS . . . 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Tourlsf Class Page twenty sux Furst row Hogan Fehrmg Hagen Nelson W Wylancl Brooks Jones Goossen Y Wngen Lille dohl Dahlberg Luplnskl Menord Dewall Breen Hlalmer Fascnono 4' Clayton Melnlce Johnson T Johnson P Stubbe Nagle Gelb mann Labelle 'K Patton Peterson Durdm Davis J Schwletz Pas: uk Palony 4 Celskn McKernon Hudalla Jacobson Sedum Peter Norman Furst row Franeo Leuznnger Kuenlcel Rnvard Frnestedt Jones M Knoph Johnson H 4 Peter son E Prax Dochnnalc Moeller Musll Young Walters Coulter 4' Zaspel Marrone Nellesen Chrls tensen Y Stolcvls Woulte Casteel Voss Urbansks Snmknns eat Weglentner i Anderson J Sro der Luhrsen Lynch Dayton Sta lock Wollcerstorfer Hnllan First row Arnola Vadnaus Paul Anderson G Sether 'V Burke Conlm Pazdermk Gsbbons John son R Znnnel 'lWallgren Jones J White E Fanger Mcliechnue Sheehan Y Peterson K Hollen lcamp Betz Runestrand Young dah l ' 1 , ' , f , ., , , , , , , , , , , -, , , - I I 'I I - I r I 1 51 , ., , , , Miller, Boehne, Weber, Relsern, I ! I - , A, 4 ' , L , I 'I v , 4, , ., , -, , f I 'I ' r I I - I. t t t U 0 Ftrst row Bugh Barr Vlgnalo Paddock Jarrett'KMllbery Jung wurth Layton Rodgers Manders Wrlght 7 Swonstrom Stottel Rus sel Stone Johnson J Sullnv n 'K Frost Swanson Anderson J Westman Lynch Pntts if Algren Lundstrom Wntzany Kush Phllltps Revour R Abel 'V Kuehn Bonn gard Arndt Ambers Gemn Knut son Ctccorellt N First row Osthott Lnmon Meyer Carlson Stokke Bodln Swanson f Olmschenk Antonson Trapp Bualke Blostad Mueller Y French Schultz Znck Dahl Lnlledahl 'Y Holstrom Emmons Swenson Huberty Jung Vollhaber John son M 4'Johnson D Rosebrock Jeske Wingate Hanson Ander son S J'Hustnngs Flynn Spiegel Holt Schwletz Krogstad Kortus Frrst row Lelbel Lawrence Stege Clemens Forsberg Leonard Heg man 7 Broulet Batterson Ellung sen Holt Boogren Boeck Nelson D 4lSvmone Retsmger Courteau Johnson M Behrens Hoard Rey nolds Shields V Bugh Erlclcson Marose Gesln Franzen Croley DeHaven4 Kramer Kautt Schlet ty Calsten Duzan Corazza S ,WL -ew SOPHOMORES Tourist Class Page twenty seven 1 1 1 4 , J 1 I I ' 1 1 1 -1 ' U 4' 1 , , .1 I I 1 - 1 Q' ' 1 ' 1 , 1 A gg, . i ,, . 1 1 1 , , 6 , ' ' F . 1 1 - J ' A f . 1 i , , ' , 1. 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X ' , 1 1 , Page twentv enght SOPHOMORES Fnrst row Woodbeck Loschunger Ben gamnn Youngdahl Rlchne Passofaro Thaemert 4 Haag Tcraro Rylonder Tarora Popowutz Peterson N 4 Ber gren Gulbrandsen Elnum Marrone Gunn Maloske Nadeau Y Rels Gul den Erickson M Neal Behr Ma koskl 'V Shelgren Olson L Peter son Anderson .J LaRue Glasgow 4' Herou Raines Scalze Henderson Peck Kaphlng Y Skunner Hobbs Wentworth Montzko Bredahl Schroeder Furst row DeVnto Patrow Gervais Novak Grace Logos Scheud 'F Led man Stachowuok Swedahl Lonettu Cocchlarella Mathlsen 'F Jergenson Lnleto Thuele Brody Dickson Johnson D Ledman 4 Trelse God bout Bayless Watson Quotmann Peterson A 4fLarson W Mohr Fu denberg Dodds Peterson D Janou sek Polecek Y Kartaruk Lawrence Blonz Barrette Joyce Dolan Row one LaBeau Ballard Sandln Swanson Sollue Frank 4' Schmitt Beckstrom Cook Polncano Tuccu Peterson P Saugstod Engstrand Brown Blomquust Anderson Anhorn Sullnvan 41 Carlson McKenna McDon ough Stnepon Bennett f Godbout Gund Wngstrom De Morre Younker Vtetor Racer 4 Wolden Kaemmer Johnson G Junker Nelson Duzon Lofgren Arnold Flrst row Costa Turnquust Carlson Folske Lewis Lobnnsky 'Y Denesen Ahartz Berry Yager Seebold Tuppel 41 Arrlgonu Weldner Engstrom Resch Mulvaney Johnson J i Reed Harden Berglund Peterson Jenson Spless Walton 4 Hagelberger Gras srnn Gllbertson Fnsher Ednson Tollos 'YSeeley Jensen V Stafford Green Szolapsku ONeull Reeves Tourist Class I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 -1 1 1 ' 1 1 -1 ' 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L., 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 11 1 ' 1 1 1 -1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 . , . 1 1 - SENIOR CLASS OF FIC RS Don Erlckson treasurer Donna Ballura secretary Tony Pollcano presndenf Bob Wahman vlce presudent JUNIOR CLASS OF FICERS Jackie Bxeblghau ace Caw secretary Tony Costa presndent Janet Sloat Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS OF FICERS Bob Hagelberger Treasurer Ruth Knutson secrelary Rod Anderson pressdenf Chuck Rodgers vice president These omcers spearhead The actwmes of thenr respecfnve groups and work wnth theur fellow students to make Johnson an outstandmg school Each class IS advused by a faculty member Mrs Vold as ln charge of the sensor class The lunuors are guuded by Mass Colllns Mr Carlson dxrects the achvmes of the youngest class E ' , ser, vice-president, Dor- , f , ' : REGISTER iff ai' .,fm,.,.. is SAND Malorettes Jasnn sk: Llebel Lombardi Mur ray Bredahl Fnrst row Mr JIbbOHS Gelbmann Mean ke Menard Dewall Lew as Lablnsky Folske A derson J Wustrom Clem os Kolba 7 Emerson Jer genson A Glbbans Heth ernngton Hobbs J Ehret 1 ups Roehl Bryant Bandelnnflnd J Goran n Llpnnske Szm nn Hobbs K Koese Johnson rns ensen M Schmutz L Engstrand An rson J Dck D n sen Johnson R Shafer R Yarusso J Y Capoca sa Derauf Green Star zynskl Clayton Hollen kamp Betz 'V Wyland Thornqulst Gtpple Gola k Schroeder Walton Nelson Ebner 'V Jergen son W Carlson J Gehr ,., G ng Berndt Bohne John son G Larson VV H YI BAND Struke up the bandl' At the snap of a finger our band has been ready to represent us at football and hockey games and at various parades Thelr many hours of marching paid off as they lnterally walked of? wuth the coveted first place tronhy for the best marching unlt nn the Payne Avenue Harvest Festival Parade Although temporarily halted by a fire which gutted the band annex these seventy one muslclans resumed thelr busy schedule Their versatility was shown as they presented the annual Sprung Band Concert and sponsored a St Patricks Day Dance Thelr well rounded year of actuvuty wall be completed as they play Pomp and Clrcumstance for the 1953 graduates Page thnrty one ' I 0 ' -1 l 1 If ' 35' 1 I ' ' ' , ' , , n- Ph'lI' , , , so , ' ' , ' k' 5, P P LA A J., Ch ' t , . +I J., de , ,, i , ., Je - I 1 -1 r lv' I 1 1 ' L -I r ' M ' in , , n , , - ,,, S If I 1 ,- l' Y 1 -r r rl ' L I .K P ' ' g . 1 , J , , , 4 fi 1 V' 4 J , ., , . 44 Q, 1 K, lk F 'H V - V , A X' K 1 x 17 7, ' C Q -' LD ll ' I - , I . . . , . . . . ,, 7 A CHOIR first row McKlnnon Spuelman Rowan Cow Vxnnes J Woltowucz TUVHQUIST A 'VVletor McDonald Wright Steele Odenwold Greavu Nnederosks is Casey Bleblghauser Ness Anderson D Geske Schletty Nelon L 4' Wlnchell Roth Buchelt Altman Parlseau Schelen Reylek 'xtvtagnusan Anderson J Mller Nelson D Englund Gorbe A CHOIR The A Chour, under the dnrectuon f to the choir Miss Erlckson, has as nts goal the hughest possible A Choir sang at the Chrustmas program and attamment In choral slngmq It consists of slxty four several radio and TV shows They also entertaun us members who are chosen for their voices from other on Valentlnes day when quartets from the choir sang music classes An executlve committee of ten choir Courier cupldgrams members assnsts Mass Erickson In everythmg pertalmng MADRlGAL5 Smgung fun and new muglcal know! Ing before school Entertaining for hospitals and com edge have ell Combined to make this year 5 Mqdrlgql munuty orgamzatuons constituted the mayor part of group have a very enloyable tame The group of their qgnvmeg selected smgers from A choir practuced each morn Page thtrty two an 2 3 5 A J I t .,-W - .4- 11 11 - h . . . . . . , . - 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . C . 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 11 11 n H - - - - O . . . . . . ,, ,, . . on . . . , . . 1 1 ' ' ' . ,, . . Www' 'Q pn.. A CHOIR flrsf row Turnqulst M Angler Thnboult Slverson Tesfo Lars n J Beclcstrom J Vlnnes G iTUlITl3lOU1 Johwson C Moclilnnon Amundson Anderson M Olhson C Anderson N 4' Mlss Erickson Hcxgslrorn Lnghtbourn Hoord Crondoll Nelson K Strom Olson M 'V Herber Bernnn Pennnson Lunclell Slollz ST Cermoun 45 Schwarz Johnson R Wulhelmson Hoelzel CdmpLell Gear MADRIGALS first row Turnqunsi Swerson Testo Cow Hullln Tunnblom STronw4'Andevson N ullncn Hound Vlfnnchell Buchclr Anderson D 'Nelson K Schelen Snofn Schworfz nfnllez 4'VVulhelmson Johnson D Anderson J Mogrmson Hoelzel Gear Page Thlrty Three ?1 . r 1 ' f Us M if ,, ,, - U . . . . 5 I -I , 1 K 1 1 1 -1 1 -1 1 - 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 -1 - I . . , K I Q A E I A . x 1 - 1 -1 1 I ' 1 1 l l I 1 1 l-1 I 1 -1 l 1 1 '- FRENCH CLUB Le Cercle Francais ns the name of the newly organized French Club whlch meets during the class perlod every two weeks to make the study of French more enloyable Muss Downey the French teacher, IS the club advisor The members of thus club sung songs, gave plays, and play games un French Page thtrty tour FRENCH CLUB flrst row Mass Downey Woltowncz Sknnner V Zuentek Olson J Belland Saver son McLellan F Young Beck strom Rondeau Tnttt Anderson Znebarth f Newton Ntederoskn Moss Furlong Splelman Ander son J Engeswnck SteelefJohn s n J Hoard Schrnalzbauer Lundrud Gesln Lawrence John Son J M Laramy PAN AMERICAN flrst row Thaemert Swanson Bodtn Breed Raosch Quatmann Hobbuns 'Y Paddock Ertckson Young Peter son Boeck Snmone Kampter 4' Lnmon Schroeder Malaske Scal ze Franzen Nelson L Kaese 4' Barrett Hall Engstrand Nobbs Kautt Eclnson Hagelberger PAN AMERICAN first row Na deau Bahneman Kush Walters Sample 'E Mass Downey Wrob Iewsku Braulet Sucard Ehret OI son L 4'Gesnn Weber Kreuger Shelgren Leaf 7 Anderson J Kramer Hobbs Hull Macliunnon Engeswuck PAN AMERICAN CLUB Studying Spamsh the easy way IS the oblect of the Pan Amerucan Club They meet every two weeks durung class pernod to sung songs play games, and give short skits wrltten and acted In Spanish by members of the class There are two clubs, one for the beglnners and one for the advanced students DlSTRlBUTlVE EDUCATION CLUB first row Mr Perry Rxchard Kowskn Szalapsku Luhrsen Phrl lg! lups'VMcGurre Helgeson Hnnch Palony Lnlledahl G Lulledahl J of Chouanard Reglrn Johnson D Drake Jergenson 4K Nelson R Schnrchels Sanrtr Berg Stan way Eckstrom SOCOWOGS flrst row Vitale Rogers Gooler Olson L Cun nungham Spelnos M 4K House J Harder Leubel Rauscher Lappr Johnson J 4 Arlola Loramy Johnson V Vletor Johnson M Johnson V 4 Dyrhaug Johnson C Muller C DeWoll Heurkens Kartarlk Przybnlla Y House Pe terson L Wothe Dudero Mnkesh llchaml 1 Graf Reylek Johnson E Laber Hackman Green Lund SOCOWOGS Hrs row Mus Bernlsen Mash DeGraw House Plaster Slverson Woltowucz May fRnchter Dmzeo Thompson Red mg Jasrnskr Zlolkowskr Nadeau f Urloanskr Layton Marrow Brausen Kush Rondeou Spnel man 41 Rodgers J Boogren Bre dahl Murray Lombard: Ander son J Roehl 'V Beclcstrom J H Beclcstrom J E Haag Scalze Kush L Nxeland Johnson K DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Learnmg through proc trcal experlence Mr Perrys DISll'lbUl'IVE Eclucahon class acquires basic tralnlng In school and then applles thus knowledge un the worknng world SOCOWOGS Socowogs provide social GCTIVILISS for the workmg girls of Johnson They have sponsored dances and sold carmel apples to rouse money for equipment such as o dlctaphone To belong to this club the gurls must be employed after school or rude the school bus Those who cannot stay after school to attend other club meehngs are ellglble to loin SOClety Of WOrklng GlrlS Page th arty tive ' 1 I a I ' I : . , ' , . , , c . I r I - I r , , I , , ., , ., I I I I I I N K r I r T xg V X I I I 'I ' , , . 1 V, , , , , , A f , r -r , r -, f - , , r -, , r , ., , , 1, 1' . 7 T 9 9' 0 , 5 1 , : - ' a 'Q , , , I I ! ' , , 1 1 I ' ' , I -I I T V , f , - V, Yr f - -, , , , ., , , . FA A ,- ,ed STUDENT COUNCIL Development of good cltnzen hlp through democratlc prlnclples IS the purpose of our Student Council lt has fultlllecl thus purpose to such an extent that Johnson Hugh School has become noted throughout the state and nation The councll has developed commlttees and systems such as Ethucs Court, Board of Governors servuce be the motto of the Hlstorlcal Society One hour or more of servlce during a designated Work Week each month IS requnred of each of the fifty members Tage thnrty sux ...l Koch Larson Pacha pomts classroom chanrmans and many others to carry out Its program They also sponsor many actlvltles such as home commg and play day Serving the clty the council collects In the community and school for the annual Community Chest drnve strndes have been made ln keeping a personal record of every Johnson Hugh School graduate aw- Robb Peterson L 'V Hull oss , ' fs A f 2 fa of - ,wuz 4 I I A W 1 V. I ,I , . Us ., , 7 , -V 1 V V. A . . v A , , . 4' A L srsl I F HISTORICAL SOCIETY All work and no play must Through the earnest work of all historians , great ' ' ' ll ll ' Q ' 'feel ' , ' , , F53 f I ' K K I Q Et M L3 I, sv I .fy a - , , ' , 4 .Q T '. ' ' 'rl' 1 . I' . ' ' , V . I I ' rp I 1 ' 1 I I L' l 1 1 n ,I STUDENT COUNCIL first row Turnqulst Haglund Rylander Se verln Tnftt Testa Reslnne Mrs Vold 4 Hultnn Anderson M Bte blghauser Ballard Frederuckson Sullivan Conrath 4 LaBuda C pocasa Johnson B Bauman Schwartz Costa Bleckeberg 4 Karnuth Peterson G Kruskopf Wngstrom Nadeau Pollcano 4 Anderson R Bertelsen Wahman HISTORICAL SOCIETY flrst row McDonald Rauscher Kaese Heck Richardson 4 Sulluvan Engeswnck Dlckopt DeWall Nelson L Lara my 4 Hall Schroeder Schletty Crosby Hagstrom Dyrhaug 4 Baldwun Persson Moe Bonngard HISTORICAL SOCIETY flrst row Quatmann Harrns Dickson Hob buns Haglund Turnquust Welh 4 DeGraw Eklund Bakken Mnss Beunhoft Bloomqulst Johnson B 'Q' Jenson P 4 Brausen Vunnes Kush Lincoln Kenaley Rode Pun sk: Rowan 4 Hanson J Wll hams Lapp McGuire Rondeau will MASQUERS first row Turnqulst Ekman Fagen Frederrckson Sloat Lewis Hobblns 'E Jenson Skinner ORourke Sulluvan Rag ers Heck Richardson 5 Ehret Kaese Anderson M Prohofsky Geske Kruskopf N lson L 'K Brussell Hull Hagstrom Nelson K Mattson Crosby Schletty Conrath 4 Garbe Campbell Neson C Moe Johnson R xii? Croes E MASQUERS CLUB The promotlon of dramatlc actmg among the students of Johnson Hugh School IS the purpose of the Masquers Club Members of the club are chosen speech pupils and must have a C average, plus recommendatlons from two teachers SPECTRUM CLUB Spectrum as the club for the tal ented artlsts Thelr prolect IS to make all the decora tions you see In the halls and at the dances vi tw 4' Masquers IS llmlted to thirty five members Some of their prolects are an annual program of three one act plays and at least one theater party a year Their year of actlvlty begins with the lmtlatlon of new members nn the fall and ends with a pow wow In the sprung SPECTRUM Grst row Hanson Manocchuo Stack Haaq Heur kens Shaffer 'V Nelson Olhson Kruskopf, Johnson Dickopt, Beer, Olson J. ,K Wolkerstorfer, Herou, Kosrnalski Reglin Bingham, La- ber f Peteson, Peteron, Larson, Lindeen Berg, Skinner. SPECTRUM-Hrs? row: Miss Boggs, Leonard, Roberto, Broulet, Musil, Christensen, Friestedt 4 Weber, Helder, Niederoski, Lom- bardi, Dickson, Blake 'V Hobbins, Patterson, Sloat, Tiftt, Erickson, Beckstrom, Anderson, J., 4' Duz- an, Lundquist, Simkins, Olson, L., Peterson, N., Gund, Gese. Page thirty-seven STENO CLUB-flrst row: Mrs Berntsen Lrllyblad Hoglund Duc son B Jaslnskr 7 Hulrn Stack Johnson K Hennungs Du clero 4' Zrolkowskr Gooler Bal lard DeWcll Heurlcens 41 Srera kowslm Rogers Western Stotlca Brennan llchaml 0-C 441 T K 0 0 4,411 ffvk' M' 4.fC, LXHXQ L,VgJ VL! 814,41 JQAAT ,LI P fl! I EAJL' 'LJ ,44,Lg,LZc4ff.4 -fefVL'L I 4-J' 0-'O gvyzif ,Q QLJQL, gflfvl fL ,,,c STENO CLUB All embers of the horthand Il an school T S ,C 4 AL, Secretanal Practices classes belong to Sten rx.,flhey onsor a dance to r se money to be They see films have demonstratlons on busr u d for a piece ot equipment or for establrshrng a chmes take trlps to prominent business concerns kat y students publish a paper, and do typnng for the teachers STENO CLUB first row Pll'lSl4l Haas Johnson S Rode 'Y Jen son Nreland Harder Bolt Boog ren 4 Kush Rondeau Cunning hom Kosmalskr Johnson K Ol son 41 Kartorrk Johnson E Lara my Graf Wothe Hackman Page thrrty eng ht RADIO WORKSHOP -Hrs? row: Patterson, Harris, Miss Downing Zienfek, Bloomquisi 'K lnd, Holm- berg, Johnson, E., Villono, John- son, G., Jenson Y Schmitz, Kult, Nelson, C., Lcber, Johnson, R. RADIO WOR H e dur chon of :ss CAMERA CLUB Camera Club has made great strides DOWDIDQ, The 01 nfs learn ihe since ns orgamzatlon last year Its membershup has fUnClGmeI11C1lS YOU S ng doubled over a year s hme Theur stru 1: Incl es scrl recudmg and wrmng The club advusor Mr Worthington, and hrs shut dlchon ma lcs, and debate terbugs are worklng on promotmg the use of the CGmel'U CAMERA CLUB first row Bruck Casey Mr Westlund 4 VISALOF Exnum Baldwin Herou Munson Y Peterson L Drake Reylek Arndf 'K Llndqunst Anderson L Slewerf Englund Wyland Page thnrty nine if I . 355 A 4 I I 2 fa if L I 5 - Y' ! , , M' L K d . f - . I . I ' . . - - - l . . X er, Woitowicz, Penshorn, .Shofer, BANK first row Rubbuno Red mg Bahreman 4 Kenaley O Rourke Gooler Neal 'V Dodds Grandall Bahneman STAGE FORCE first row Lewrs Chrustensen Nelson B LaBarre ,T- 4 Mr Nenhart Arendsee Gras slnl Beary Slewert -J'-1 Q-and 19,v,-J 5 'jIfrzf..,f, LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Hrs! row Hegman Swanson C Ballard 4' Weqleltner Paddock 'V Reusnnger Lynch Hnllan BANK, STAGE FORCE LIBRARY Functnonlng so matters for the clubs and organizations at school smoothly that we are almost unaware of thelr exist Our Jacks of all Trades, the Stage Force trans ance the lndustrlous groups of Bank Stage Force form our stage unto the background for make believe and Library play an Important part In the organlza and fun tion of Johnson Hugh School Library assistants care for and check out our many The Bank crew elticnently takes care of all money books Page forty uQ!-2 f . I .'VUf . 'f fiftitv X N 1 r OFFICE FORCE Contributing to the smooth manage- ment of Johnson High School is the office force. These girls type, file, answer the telephone, and run errands for the main office staff and the counselor's office. RED CROSS Johnson can well be proud of the Red Cross organization this year. lt filled the largest number of Red Cross boxes in the city with a grand total of 180 boxes. Other protects included a spring fund drive and decorating Gillette and Ancker Hospitals. They also arranged for an assembly on international affairs. G.A.A. G.A.A. is an organization open to any girl at Johnson High School. Its main purpose is to provide an opportunity for girls to earn letters. Chief proiect of the year is to sponsor a Play Day which girls from other schools attend. G.A.A. provides competition in such sports as volley ball bowling ba kctkall tennis and golf OFFICE FORCE first raw Stad ler Thor Miss Halgh Lullyblad Meyer 'V Mrs Sistermam La Bathe Vinnes Bowers Nieland Stack Mrs Jefferson 7 Mr Schan ke Ziebarth Pelaquun Bout OI o M Moldenhauer M Ed berg 'V DeWalt Kupfer Green Crosby Kartarik Johnson K RED CROSS first row Raosch Mllbery Jones Bodin Harris Ehret Plaster if Mr Hoff Rode Walsh Dombrosky Rogers Harry Steele Vinnes 4K Tinkham Cun ningham Kreuger Llndblom Jackson Heurkens Bugh F Sta lock Staebler Godbout Lewis Eunum Leaf 4' Bonngard Persson Prawer Lundeen Strom Walker storfer Beer GAA group one first row Rodgers Bakken Skinner Knopf Roosch Harris Lawrence 4 De Marre Sollte Store Johnson J Frank Johnson M Russell Miss Tatz 4' Blomquist Anhorn DeHav en Boeck Neal Cook Hanson 4 Walden Beer Williams Olhson Shelgren Olson McDonough 'F Richardson Hobbs Lindstrom Lewis Crccarelli Wentworth 4' Bennett Ambers Skinner Sroae Gund Hobbs Anderson J 'C' ll- 7 Page forty one J Page forty two GRLS CLUB ftrt row TlHt Sloat Lundqunst Swanson B Pnerson Olson 4 Gesnn Boeck Nea Johnson J Testa ow Johnson B 4 Schroeder McKln non Odenwald Hender Brusell Anderson M Oflourke 4 Stack Geske Anderson D Heurkens Suerakowskl Beer 4 Kosmalskr Nordqulst Wentworth Turnblom Brebnghauser Holst 4 Schelen Lnndqurst Mattson Sroder Ande: son J Skmner Carlsten GIRLS CLUB Hrst row Eklund Wrstrom Haglund Kustruch Quat mann Roasch Turnqurst 4 Man ders Hoard Knoplw DeHaven Drckson Schulte Skunner 4 Han over Makoskr Boogren Urban Boehne Paddock Peterson N Cook Kenaley Popowltz 4 Han n J Anderson N Stae en Conrotlw Western Bauer McDon ough 4 Barrett LeVasseur Eun Urn Swanson B Llndrud Voss Gesm GIRLS CLUB first row Breed Lawrence Sultnvan Anlworn Bloornquws M 4 Mrss Downey McLelJan Gonsoskn Adams Res ne Skanse 4 Solle Stone Frank Harder Bott Olson M 4 Pedro Ehret Koese Punskl Sull: von Stotka Engeswrck 4 Nelson L Ballard Brennan OLeory Walden Bennett Ambers I ' - s : ' , I, ' , ., ', C f ski, 'Gund Vtjigstrorn, Miller 4 so , I , ., blf, It , ' ' i, ' Y J J J GIRLS CLUB Contnbutung to the betterment of the school the community and the world IS the goal of the Girls Club Under the guidance of Mlss J Downey and Mrs L Petrue Glrls Club advisors, the one hundred and seventy members take part ln such protects as makung Junnor Red Cross favors, supporting European babues through the Save the Chlldren Federation and supplying puns, thread and needles for the school sewlng room The soflal actlvltles they have durnng the year are the annual Sno Ball dance, the Sophomores tea and many fun filled after school parties Any gurl at J H S ns ellglble to loin Gnrls Club There are no dues, but the gurls must contribute ID the club work GIRLS CLUB Grsf row MCCUI lah Kapsner Bowers Abernathy DeMarre Lewus 41 Walters Roy Franzen Kramer N Ison D EI un sen Johnson P 7 Len e Bugh Vnetor Bugh Corazzn Shafer 7 Stalock Casey Baldwrn Anderson Hoard llchaml 7 Ever son Junker Knutson Cuccarellu Bnngham Most Arndt GIRLS CLUB first row Brausen Tuccu Steele Holt Leaf eck strom 41 Morrow Frost Berqren Wntzany Snmkuns Westnwaur 4 Schlattrnan Johnson C Mueller Bredahl Ness Brusson 4'AhIqulst Machnesney Valento Hall Kautt Naceyf Fercello Vullano Ander o M Llghtbouun I-Ialxerson Younker I-Ierou is se 4 'Y 15' Page Iorty tnree , . . . ,, . . , I I . I I . ' ' . . , . - , . . , , . ,, . . . . 5 ,I , e , I' g , , . 'b If , ' , , F , K 1 J L I ' i .ff 1- ' ' ' 1 Q . f I 4 it I I i I - ' I f ' 3 'mm , I, s n, ., ' I ' , I f , G3 Y-TEENS-first row: Turnqulst, A., Vinnes, J., Sondin, Rylonder, Patterson, Jones, M., Cook if Horr ry, Chelgren, Vlnnes, G., Pierson, Algren, Peterson, N., Bcehne 4' Rylonder, C., Gund, Ness, Ander- son, M., Brusell, Gesin, Hobbs, J. 4' Wigstrom, Anderson, D., Mc- Donough, McKenna, Lindstrom, Beer, Ciccorelli V Anderson, J., Hoard, Crosby, Schletty, J., Matt- son, Schelen, Schletty, D. YTEENS first row Mass Totz Benlamln Roasch Frlestedt A derson G Blornquxst Hobbnnsf Abernathy Lewus Jenson Swan son C Zaspel Swanson B 4 Sloot Kush Anderson J Hulttn Stock Anderson Dornbroslcy 4 Fogen Turnblom Western Holm berg Johnson K Rogersf Krus kopf Wolkerstorfer Pousette Montzka Engstrond Hobbs K Anderson J YTEENS YTeens as organlzed with three purposes Ideals by mcludlng good groomlng, service to the In mind, first to grow rn trlendllness toward others childrens hospltol ond old peoples home, cls well second to grow splrltuolly ond third to grow as o as sponsoring school prolects person The years program IS bullt around these AJ! 1 A-rll 1 ,X 1 rfht ll 's- 'C 'ffl C., 31 -al' 'VA'-4 fzvixif SL' Jiffy 04024 J I Ju'-V' P JL Aft- J .si-ta Aft- 'KL , .J JIT 1,04 .,. IA -0 fi f,1,I E, rl fx' X44 Q 4- 4 Page forty tour Q Yffvq' , 04,0 I lLfL.a -4 ,J,,l LJ . , I I '. I nl . . l . . . 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W.- , .. . . 1 -A+-V -s t H ' ' - ff ec of 'I .. ,,f- f iv 4-3 1 r K ,AL 15.5 J, Q, I Q A fi ls L, X li , COURIER AGENTS MAROON AGENTS COURIER CUBS Wnthout the help of these future lournollsts and bull collecters, our school publucatlons would nt be able to tunctlon properly Collectung money for Couruer and Maroon sub SCTIPTIOFB IS the mam 'ob of the agents Working through the home rooms, these agents also collect engraving fees for the yearbook and turn In buts of news for the paper The Couruer Cubs are made up of Journalnsm I stu dents who study the fundamentals of reportung cre atlve wrntnng, and the operatlon of a newspaper The following year most of these students wall be on the Courler and Maroon staffs COURIER AGENTS flrst row Stevens Brousen Vmnes Walters Balcken Rnchter Kenoley Kush 'V Arendsee Polncono Hall Youn ker Nacey Johnson J Y Beer Kruskopf Saugstad Stalock Kush Algren Herou 'Y Walken storten Montzka Stalock Went worth l.oBudo Voss Johnson E Ulm Thaernert Ekman Stanway Stnepan Pousette V Breed Blom quust Manders Frost Helgeson 4 Barrett Kaphnng Chrnstensen Elllngsen Anderson J Skordo Rnchardson B L 4 Schroeder Langlotz Mtller Hall Anderson N Mllcesh Dornbroslcy Ander son M 4 Stone Johnson M Godbout Strom Kartornlc Mott son Western COURIER CUBS flrst row Rlchxe Stadler Testa George Pool Skarda Stanway 4' Rtchter John son B Severun Rylander Chel gren Pedro Appleton 7 Steele Tnbesar Cherry Buse Ltndstrom Hobbs OLeary f Montzlco Str ek Veesenrneyer Wanlund Erxclc son Schletty Gestn Page forty five l I ,, . ,, . . - . . - , . . . . 4 . . . . . , f f . ' f 1 MAROON AGENTS - flrst row: Left to rlght Rogers Sneweat E erson McCullah Buse Wanlund Contatn Ertckson Holt be Nr R h COURIER Wrttmg heads proof readung and pasttng dummies are all duties ofthe Courier stat? But ln add: tton to publvshlng the paper this group has other protects Among them as the annual Mass Prtnt contest contrtbutlng to the Red Cross and giving two teas one for thetr mothers and the other for the Johnson faculty The one money ralsmg campalgn durtng the year Ftrst semester edttors Cstandmgl Heck and Ftedertckson hand ayer then' responsubtllttes to second semester editors Hobbtns and Schelen Page forty stx n tg tesennveyer tc ardson Kapsnev as the Valenttne day testtvtttes At that time Cupld grams are sung In the classes and a Kung and a Queen of Hearts are chosen to relgn at the Sweetheart Swtng clurmg the evenang All these acttvlttes add up to a very busy tvme tor all the members of thus newspaper staff COURIER STAFF Editors J e Fuedevtckson Maureen Heck Pat ob 1 Catoltne Sche en Advisers Advertising Phyllts t-tolmb g manager Janet Hobbs snstant Art Edttor J Neal Brown Co Clrculatton Betty Rtchardson Duck Stewert Photographer Duck Stewert Typtsts Carol McCullah Barbara Johnson Sports Edltor Bull Veesenmeyer Reporters Barb ra Conrath Mary Kapsner Carole Eve san Dorothy Rogers Frank Wanlund Bull Cherry Wayne Buse Kenneth Ernckson ,Y 1 , I I ' ' I 1 1 an ' ' , ' , H - A bus, ' ' R I , Eyeltnr- lvlurplty, eclitovtalg Matson Boggs, Att ' ' er , 5 , as ? 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X V P ,L 1 l A 5 Left to right Heck Holmberg Dickson Conrath Dombrosky Frederuckson Western Rylander Severnn Kapsner Veesenmeyer Schelen Suewert Rogers Lombard: Hobbxns MAROON STAFF Ar Ednors Bonnue Duckson editor Mary Lou Dlckopf Marlene Lombard: Maureen Heck Phyllus Holrnberg Associate Edutors Barbara Conrath Dorothy Rogers Editorial JoAnn Thor Busmess Roger Bertelsen advertlslng Janet Fredermckson subscrlptlons Advisers I Evelnne Murphy edltornal MGFIOD Boggs art Rose Moosbrugge: Genevleve Dombrosky Pat Hobblns Carol Rylander Caroune Schelen Sharon Severln Laurel Western business Sports Ma y Kapsner Bull Veesenmeyer MAROON Collectung and assembllng the maternal for a real memory book IS the 'ob of the yearbook staff Throughout the year many hours are spent to make this book an album of school lute MAROON advlsers Mass Moosbrugger Mrs Murphy Mus Boggs look over plans for the 1953 MAROON Page forty se Jen 5 I X . 1 N D ' P ' , , r 2, T ' I Ma Qiiffiglf Mfg S Q3 k lf' ' ,! , xx ,f, X : N Q vw WW IXMJW 4 4461 KL ,w7A?f.f I .M-,4 Am, ,,M4,,,5g, ,fag fm fbgnzff AVJ' EZ fypjyf if ,grin-f ,f ,1,1.1,f fir'-d425f' MMA! 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'3' ' , 1 f 1,5 J , fa ,f -' mf 1 I U -e ' ' I ' if , ' Q ' V J 1 f L! 1 ' ' V I nlzfb -N 'Q , ' , .1 ' ' x 1 J - U 11 ' W ' ' ' ' ' f ,cuff . 1 1 l fa , if .- 1 rf r ' ' , ff 7F ' A f' 1.441 ' 7 6 , 'yjf 1 ' I r K- F , 2, 4. r fc 41, ' - ' Q fy A J - ' I . .Ii v 7573? 1-.-:i: :fz.,f '73 ?u9 oo00 'Bri its-sf swf CHEERLEADERS first row Tbesc Mar no Ba nes Re lmc Kapsner 41 Severln Appleton E e son Hanson Brown Johnson Fagen JOHNSON our decur old hugh school We haul maroon and whrte Thy name us ever dearest Thy teams wall ever flght RAH' RAH' RAH' JOHNSON, our dear olcl hugh school, To thee we sung our praise For thee we work, to thee we pledge The strength of all our days In keeping with the fine athletic records set this year the cheerleaders under the supervision of Miss Tatz, were one of the most spmted groups an our school hnstory Leadnng the student body an the school song and the trcdutuonal Swede Yell will be some of the brughtest memoraes of thenr hugh school years Page forty nrne f , S .I 5 .4 Q X V s , , l if 'J-T 1 tk , 2 WW' 1 V ,M M. 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I l 0 u - 1 1 A FOOTBALL first row Campbell Andrews Dahl n Tubbesrng Brady Wcnhnw rn 'K Krawczewskt C aes Bauman Mr Gustafson Morellr Delaalma Lepsche 4 Thomas Shea Lange Anderson R Stalock Hazzard Staltoud 7 Haugen Roettge :ng Freeman Slaal man Larson Dontre 4 Johnscn R VVlQSf!'O!Y7 Hanson C Cchlavella lron St.-en ha 'V Bruce Pravver Magnuson Pillar Nadeuu Jensen Central Mechamc Arts Marshall Harding Wllson Humboldt Murray Mmneapolns North O A FOOTBALL SCORES B FOOTBALL SCORES Johnson Washnngton Johnson Hardmg Wilson Murray The Johnson B football squad tied for the cuty title with Central B FOOTBALL first row Svxcdahl Reutzel M Farmer Cacchnarella Palony 'F Schulenluuuq l-luberty Burke Antonson Conlrn Boaln 4 l-lolstuom Schloer 'Vludznnslcl Quatmann Berglund Pas uk Werdlwer 4' Fl 'eske Schwmetz Ferderer Rodgers Tollas 'F Sedrn Hagelberger ONerl Harden Runestrand Norman 41 Schwnctz Huaalla Jacobson Spregel Seeley Szalapsku l Page tlfty , I , V' 1 , I' I, I , o -V, A sd rf , in 1 V. I ,I , I , 6 38 ' O 32 ' O T9 ' O O 7 13 ' 0 13 Washington 6 38 Humboldt 7 T9 ' T4 32 0 20 ' 14 Al ' ' 6 ' 19 ' ' . 6 32 . . 9 , i1 ,Q 1' .an I' I , J, . , f jf' f GovERNoRs cop GRID HONORS jf 1 I V Q ' ,N Y 1 If X ' 9' ' 'fig The grudmen Took Top honors with an undefeated record To wm The conference cham plonshlp Hnghllghtlng the season was The annual Hatchet baffle The boys hammered Harding 32 14 P qe Vfrfone 2 .AX nf, N 4 , s - ' ' ' ' H ll ' Uk -l GUS' BOYS T. C. CHAMPS Johnson brought the coveted Twun Cnty tltle back to St Paul by holding Mmneapolns North scoreless nn thenr 9 to 0 detensnve classic The game was decided In the first quarter when Jam Jensen tackled North s Don Cassldy In the end zone The two pount margin prevailed untll the last quarter when Johnson took the tear out of the hearts of nts fol lowers whale runnmg the clock out A 72 yard march Poqe flfty two took the Governors seven minutes with the climax coming on Duck Langes plunge from the four yard lnne Duck added the conversion also Johnsons defense won this game as North was held to 86 yards rushnng and passing and they were penalized 65 yards Yes thus was a ball game and both teams knew they had a lob on their hands as the stellar back from each team rarely passed the lme ot scrlmmage throughout the game . . , . . . Q its , J mf' Q-f 'S 'Mr X l X iii H. Q 8 ' N ,. 7 Q . X . A 1 n 1 A4 U. Q . U x7 5 . Q , A nfl? N ' s . ., X ., ' s, K X Q . ef' ,, - J , . . as Y In Vw l . LL - . . . . . . , l ' 1 - ' I I -of J CLUB first row Mlller Ma on Thoma DePolma Mervvnn Mr Cu tafson 4 Polrcano Hazzard Shea Molelln Lepsche Campbell 4 Karnuth Johnson B Peterson baurnan Johnson P Bakula K Gehtug Wahman Anderson R Bertelsen Mauston Stohord 4' Nadeau Jensen Thorbus Egersdonf Pravxer Ptcha Lange J CLUB J Club IS composed of lumor and sensor boys who have earned their e ter In a malor sport Mr Gustafson IS the club adviser ALL CITY PLAYERS Mr Gustafson shows satlsfactlon with the boys who were named to the All Cnty hockey and football teams Roy Nadeau Gene Plcha Dick Lange, and Joey Thomas were selected for their football prowess, while Red Shea Ray Karnuth Bob Wohman and agarn Gene Plcha were the cream ofthe crop nn hockey Plcha Kornuth and Shea were also nomecl to the All State hockey team ALL CITY PLAYERS Grst row Mu Gustafson Duck Lange Joey Thoma Red Shea 4 Rox Nadeau Ray Karnutn Gene Pschcx Bolo Wah man Q 'ff Page flfty three I -... fo., A f I S Qgpf I -Nl-.gf l l . ,, H , , . . F . A . - 2 , J , Q, , , , - J , , , , , A , A Il ll Il If ' ' ' ' ' I t Il ' ll ' ' - ' I I I I 1 I I - 1 I If ll : : '. , ' , S, 3 . ', ' M - ga ur sf W - , ,R lr T , I ,l f. f d W 4 ' 2 5 , I ' it , x 3 H . K B l A BASKETBALL F ch R th Pol o o o s 'V M 9 0 224' mms 5 50 4 X- ' QANSU1 WWNSW WWS0' QYUUUI N! my 904 chi eos SS 9 A BASKETBALL SCORES Washington Central Harding Humboldt Wilson Monroe Mechanic Arts Murray Johnson COvertlmel ASKETBALL t' t g e o aco o D eso A t Sh plee 4' D Aoll txfeye M o so Lo et! Central Humboldt Murray Marshall B BASKETBALL SCORES Johnson Page fffy four f i H I C fb 5 ,Q V 3' 3I A 21 4 j 23 S xr . Q2 4' ll l F if 5 1 ' .fy rm! C K Q, a Q :lk so n I . Q ' 4 21 f 30 ' ' 4 28 Q 33 , 3 f' 2 , 7 1 Q ,A , 1.15. ,C A f si 1., wa 'f 1 lrst row: Ko , O , .con , C vhs, Th rbu, Ferderer r. Kranwer, Nolzpinslci, Mgr., Gehrwg, Egersdort, R1 chwck, Mai Be-'J L s he, Yoru o, VVEl'D V, Buffet ' 46 44 42 41 Marshall 50 36 Harding 36 42 39 35 ' 25 29 ' 25 35 33 23 33 49 31 34 ' 37 35 43 39 ' 44 35 47 58 B B : Irs row: Peterson, 'Win ate, O N ll, Y ungdahl, J bs n 5 ani I n, Agn, Llrvon, Burke, Grogs ao, e el , t V, wsgen, Ant n n, n I 52 is -. H J R, 'M PM if 0 X 3 3, fi -1 I . Thus year s basketball team showed the same de fensive tenacity of last years team To Its cred: If can be sand that at never was out classed bythe op poslhon Attestlng to thus fact were the four losses suffered wlthln a margnn of four pounts Pollcano goes up for one Egersdorf on defense Koch Coach Kramer Egersdorf Raschlck In locker room huddle Brenhoffer and Thorbus close In 6 Corbo recovers BUCKETEERS SHOW SPIRIT Page tty? e I . ' .1 l. ' 2. Nice shooting, Koch! 3. . 4. , , 5. , 'F I' if OCKEY flrst row .lcnnson R Slex H l r wa w od na rsov o n K wh Mr Goto bcr Marshall Washington Mechanic Arts Wulson Monroe Humboldt Central Hardung Murray A HOCKEY SCORES Johnson 96 lil, SPA Cretln So St P Harclung HOCKEY Hrst row Retzel Wtggens Szlop lu Mcliechne Hytlmer 'V Mt Schenk Books P ul Svwe nhl Mr ah Funge B rgland Momn Patton 41 Rodgers Ancefson Dahlberg Johnson Hu lln Mgr B 1 r J r W HOCKEY SCORES Johnson Page tltty x xy I , W 5' M W .. T :- Q N U 4 Q in -f ' - 'A 'wr fm' ' . ' .,, .N ... ....,.. V et. . C' K' A H : : l , ., w Q, Ostonw, P.cl . Qofztnumn, 7'-,-'nw Jrwnifr .f',. 4K Hu, Mc ,, Cain Q, 'Nf:hrn:1n, Ana Q-cu R ,A e W, R yg Be-vtelse., 7 , . 3 t' 1, H 11 ff H l 7 . . . l 4 O ll 8 ff 1 Il . O 3 H 2 . 0 ,, 3 - 1 H 2 ' 3 H l ' 2 3 . . . 'I O I 8 11 1 ll ' l H 8 ' l 3 11 8 ,I 0 I B 1 : 1 , , 5 , , C le, r' . a , d , '. D l 4' e , ' ' , , 2 , , , do C, '. . 2 ' P' if fa .3 4 V W 0 K C af 4 . o ' .ur .. f Q6 JI: , 0 . 1 SR an an AO' PUCKSTERS WIN CITY CROWN WW Holstrom Plchcx Roy Anderson gran with prude Karnuth Peterson rough It up' Wohmon scores Bull Johnson vs Hordlng' Page Ffty se en 1953 STATE HOCKEY CHAMPS By returnlng the state hockey Iaurels to St Pau the Johnson champs proved It once again that the northern teams dont hold a monopoly on the State Championship Coach Rube Gustatsons streamline tournament team romped over Warroad 4 l to wan the coveted honors Page tp tyeght v Gus and boys State Champs' Cvehrlg Holstrom sign souvemr puck Karnuth Wahman Johnson admire their wrrteup Wahman Rod Anderson Roy Anderson wlth proud fathers Shea Peterson gave Prcha a rubdown Tlred Bertelsen'? No lust happy' C A : ,f , 1' Y ff, I s 'QV j C . yf P 4 y P ses. C. ,P . Cf! C ' . l, 1. , , I 3. I I I . . . I . .h , . 4. I I I , . I - I 5. , Q , ' ' , ADVANCED GYMNASTIC CLASS first row Puesbrey Bovdsen Flbuson Btttner Hayne Sepamak 4' Bauman Broders Engebretson Lelbel Koetheu f Snovx Merwm Ballus Mason Mclimzue Pettee 4' Lepsche Stoll 'ohnson Costa Anderson Blgelbach Palme 'V Rundqu st Carle Irons Devme Skalman Jenmngs Rchand Merwn performs an the parallel bans 'Wim WWW? ,,...1,,. ? '!Zl ' t m ' x hqik 91158. GYMNASTICS Not to be lett behmd by champlonshup foot were w-rosary, -.var Wd? successful season Tom Jennings and Tom Mason were stand 5.35 outs In the City meet In whnch Johnson swept all three classes M ....,...,...,..w. by deCISIV9 scores before a record breaking crowd of 850 W H persons rr- Glvlng at their gallant best ID the Northwest meet the tum blers lost B class by l 3 of a point and finished a close MH W second mmm The State meet also showed some skilled gymnasts In a colorful exhlbmon In whnch the Governors holding on to sec ond place bowed before some very amazed spectators The gymnasts have gnven Johnson a convlncmg record 5 Maw i Page fifty nnne l Hel I 1 I lf I 1 1 r 1 I J 1 r J 1 J r 1 1 A r 1 - A ' .:,,ay,: -., -Hg: ii ' - 1,3-s::fff'M ,5 . V .3 Vis: .-,- ,, V- '11-2111231 ' : fir: VY ' s ex ,K .MM-Q Wa fsegiirr ..... ,Q . t g YV XV 'QQ K snr- -L j itslr wigs, ' puff' .. gy .f - ,Q I' ' V of ,VW 'wg - - - - - V V. egress ,Q V - ' ball and hockey teams, the gymnasts roared through a very A tg,V - WF- Mg J lla - Q, ' ' . K T' . I V V V swim .iif,s 3L1sxS2I,' I .,,7.,Vs, ,t.,t W. A A t,tA ,V V I . . W Qq pg EM r-',., f We ' 1'.t'rzigg5r V ,,. , h,W....,..W.,,,, -, ,, , M W L f ' Q ',,l.jLlQf' H H - . V A V -A VV QVV , . ,,,.,, JL . 7275 , ,,,., .MVQQZX : E t ,tt,t , We, at s W M, W . . J W V u u. V V ,sg ,t . . . . . V . - VV V M ,VW stV,t. V,, ,V V V, VV? , V V V V M .,.sM,4,, . Wfnliwfw ,, F 4 Q 'J , ..W-Lxt.1.f ,R .W U., ts,, QC 'Nr 'if' TRACK first raw Mr Peller Hoye Larson Guzzo 'Y Anderson Brady Erickson Lundell Krawczewslcx 4' Lepsche D Palma Dahlln Andrews Sitka 'V Koch Muller Hagelberger Wigstrom Nadeau Nelson V Vvfrlhelrnson Gehrig Pravver Jensen Irons Magnuson TRACK Mr Pellers track team is again looking forward to a strong season Losing only two Iettermen from last year s team this year s team will be excep tnonally strong in the field events The tield events mg for height and distance and pole vaultmg Roy Nadeau Matt Irons and possibly Jim Jensen are sure to excell in these skills The track events consist of running over high and low hurdles running dashes ot 100 220 and 440 yards and running a distance of one half mile and wan, QP ,pf one mile The best in each group are Larry Miller and George Anderson inthe hurdles and Matt Irons Dave Andrews George Anderson and Bull Larson in the distance runs promise CROSS COUNTRY For the first time un ten years the JH S clndermen were beaten by a conference team in a dual meet Captained by Bruce Koch and coached by Mr Peller the boys were beaten only once by Marshall and came in fourth In the city 90 CROSS COUNTRY first row Hoye Larson Guzzo 41 Mr Peller Peterson G Clemson Johnson R 'Y Peterson A Betz Karnutn Johnson VV Wahmon 4 Bertelsen Gehrlg Nelson Koch Page sixty 'Y :JST Q , Q 4 i 'Nc V., : : . , , , it , A , , ' , G- , . . . . . . g . . I I , . , . . . I - I I consist of throwing the discus and the shotput, iump- With all this material, an excellent season is in I I . . - . . I I . I I ' I I I ' K -1' 3 Q , .1 Q . Q Q . if f I' Q A, 1' I . -If I 5 'V I Il I 'I I ' I I JOHNSON GIANTS LOOK AHEAD S--and BASEBAI. nrsf ow Bauman Morelll Thomas Mr Kramer 41 Roth Polrcano Shea Anderson 4 Weber Tho bus Karnuth Plcha Lange BASEBALL Coached ably by Mr Kramer the baseball Team us expected to finish m the top bracket this season The Team IS composed of veteran players who should have the xpernence and know how Weber Mr Kramer and Plcha talk over The coming season Regulars Roth and Pollcano fit Brenhoffer for slze Page smxty one Il ll 5 X fin , 4 4 . 1' L A A A .If V ,, t s L 'I Q V 'll' ' - VK fu A if l.: fl 2' : , ', , , , ' , , I r , , ' , - . I . . . e ' II .Il 1 - 1 ' f Y' fi HHN ,qv I TENNIS flrst row Johnson Brian Egersdorf on the green Be-rm Ba ula Puul Lundell 41 Johnon P Nelson Mr Caoetz Andevson Stoltz TENNIS Prospects tor thas year are lookung brlght for our racquet wnelders coached by Mr Hof? They have placed third for the past two years and thus year the team us almost mtact Returnlng lettermen expected to bolster the tennls squad are Ron Nelson, Larry Paul, and John Bakula GOLF After wmnlng all the non conference meets a one point loss to Central prevented the golf team from taklng the cnty prep conference champuonshlp A good balance of talent as returning this year, nn leadoff man Brian Egersdorf and two other top contenders, Glen Mauston and Roger Bertelsen The team IS coached by Mr Sheplee GOLF first row Lavson Wngstuom if Mr Sheplee Mauston Del-la en Egersdolt Bertelsen l Page snxty two 2 a G lit Z . . -- . -, 'aw or . 62, . , 'V-1 :lg M 1 T 2-'axajfb ' .'f Q.:!:: 'g A4 K I . 1 .' 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I SWIMMING first row Nelson 4' Anderson Bakula 4' Gear Wfland Johnson SWIMMING Unlike many persons who confine their swimming abil ities to the warmer months the swimming team does its best when the lake are frozen and the beaches are covered with snow The team beat Humboldt Monroe and Washington which is a better than average season considering that Johnson has one of the smallest teams in the city BOWLING Going along with the winning tradition of 1953 the Governor keglers hit the alleys to a tune of 4'l wins and 4 losses In 'I75 pin total for each game rolled Bill Veesenmeyer rolled ten 600 s with a 660 as high against Cretan The results of the Spring Junior A B C tournament are not yet known but we know that the boys will make a good showing for themselves Ken Youngdahl Glenn Mauston Bill Vee enrneyer league lead PVS BOWLING first row Swenson Joyce Mauston Tachrey Youngdahl Johnson Bakula 41 Payton Miller Mr Capetz Ricci Gehrig A Page sixty three I 3 1 1 I f 1 . . I . . . C I I s . N I I I I - . . . . . . I compiling these scores, the team average was 887, giving each man a . , , , . . . . if . . . , y I f s , - I RIFLE CLUB first row Mr Copetz Munson W5lond Youngdolwl Benlomm Logos 'Y NeVson Meyer Sommers House 4 Meyers Lmdbloom Puyzbllo John Soumer La Hood 41 Ables Slfko Kosmolskn French Longloiz ' 1 S uzlf' I 111 M5 1 Y , I, 14 LP11 If lfs'Y 14 LP11 I L '-'X ,A JL I bf 1 L 1 HJ A1 s', Page slxfy four N uf ' .' 1- ' ,frft v , I ln l - z 4 ,' ' ff' in , . , -Q , ,1 I ' . 'I F ',' ,4 lj. X I-. Tof 5 'J L . l -l . r- 'h 7 up l f . ,, '7 'fr-., 1 f. r. - 'a.-- ,'- 'iff ' . ,A . i ,n . . .ff , - f' v N. ' ,' A ',, ,, 5 'J 'C , , , fy ,' fs. , ff-',f. fl'V,Lt v- f -'g'.--1- 1- I-C' lf?- Y . . ' f , M- , . .Q .. ,7 lg.? ,if 'jf' 7' Lf. ',X-'Qt-ly' 6 'lilo .- ' -'- 'r- ,, A . . .lL jlalff, fx l,,'Y. ,7,lQ-. lf' flykfc: L ! fs W . :V I-IJ.. .4 fl ,. I. P ' N if . ,, . . t Lf: .1' Ll . - 'Q il. -f 4 . Iwi. 'lr f, 14 . If I.. fl: . A , Q - .Wx if xlpavp fn! ' fbi' av 14191 5 3 :Illini .Z 4, Sept 4 Pull up the anchor' Full speed ahead' shouted the captain as we started on our mne month cruise Reality returned when ollrng the bearings be gan at 8 30 A M sharp Sept 9 The football crew swabbed the deck with Central s players as we won our first game Sept 25 26 Some of the deckhands were quite camera shy when MAROON pictures were taken Oct 3 Marilyn Turnqulst looked radiant as she was crowned Miss Print of 1952 Oct 8 Steaming into port the anchor was dropped for the Important Homecoming game John son carried the hatchet all through the game as they cut Harding down 3214 Kung Tony Pollcano and Queen Donna Ballard reigned over the gay festivities Oct 23 24 We reached MEA without any trouble and took a two day leave on what we had accomplished so far on the cruise We soon learned that we had a lot of work ahead of us Nov 11 Hrp hip hurrayl Our team proved that they were really ship shape as they trampled Mnnne apolrs North 9 0 This IS the first time that Johnson has been Twin Cnty Football Champion Dec 1 Those football players are made up of pretty tough meat The doctor had to lab them more than once to make their Mantoux test successful Dec 11 Decorating the ship for Christmas began today Cabin class won first prize for the prettiest deck Dec 19 Everyone got into the Christmas spirit today as the annual Christmas pageant was present ed The three decks of our happy little ship were va cated for two weeks as we entered more enticing waters Jan 5 All hands on deck as we embarked again for six more months of smooth sailing Jan 9 Swing your partner and do su do All loin hands and around we go' The Barn dance was a lot of fun If Jan 23 We hut the deck in our best attire for the Girls Club Snow Ball' Feb 11 Many a face turned red as the Courier Cuplds did their best to promote romances Queen Pat Kush and Kung Ray Morelll added a final touch of perfection to an enloyable evening at the Sweet heart Swing Feb 19 20 21 We were never so excited In our entire lives as when we finally beat St Louis Park 2 1 In four overtime periods in the first round of the State Hockey Tournament Defeating Eveleth 7 1 really made us proud of our team but when we won over Warroad 4 1 for the State Hockey Championship we were even prouder Mar 2 4 District basketball games started off with a bangll We defeated Monroe 35 33 In the first game We outplayed Mechanic Arts but finally bowed to them 41 39 Mar 5 6 The Skipper engaged some actors to lovable play January Thaw Mar 17 The first class and cabin class were invited to the Captain s smorgasbord and floor show Mar 27 Springtime and music came together as the Band gave forth In a concert We left the deck for a week s vacation as the good ship J H S under went repairs Apr 21 Mr V2 entertained the newly Initiated Quill and Scroll members May 8 We went to a foreign deck for the most Important event of the year the Junior Senior Prom What a dayll May 11 We pulled into a very friendly port for a day of rest Play Day at Phalen Park ln the evening we went back on board for an old fashioned farmer dance May 22 All good deckhands received the cap tain s citation at the first class award assembly The Ships Log relating the events of the cruise were handed to each crewman and passenger June 10 Commencement that long awaited and feared day The seniors stood in the limelight as the year of smooth sailing came to a close Page s xty five 'I ' Q 1 'J 0 0 Il 7 lf ' .I f I g p Era I , f l J f ' Nov. 7-The captain handed us individual reports entertain bs during our long cruise. They put on that sf HOMECOMING 1952 Sub,ects vuew royalty Royalty Donna Ballard Tony Pollcano Jockle Frost Matt Cocchuarella Marlene Lombard: Violet Hagluncl Bev Wothe Dorothy Fagen Barbara Johnson Gene Pncha Ev LaBuda Bob Wahmon Roy Ande son Gary Shea 5 Crown bearers Kung Tony and Queen Donna Snttlng pretty Expectant moment '!f r Q 4.-. 5, 4 , ea- - ti Q ,. K, 5 wif 1 K ' sf A L X X I V I 5, Q X f Wi WQMV- .- 9 ' . r , . - , ' , ' 3, . . , , 1 4- . , , , 6- - , , f , 7. - P ,sf if O 0 Q ,r 5 .E VA knf VA .J ...At VALENTINES DAY 1953 Queen Pat and Kang Ray Royalty JoAnne Barnes Carole Everson Loss Crosby Pat Kush Barbara Neal ' Ray Morelln Roy Nadeau Duck Corbo Dave Kruskopf Jerry Jenson Pretty as a picture Frt for a kung COURIER CUPIDGRAMS P 1 5 -ri ' K di XX N 1 3 C JI l l T 'll ' if 4. ' Mean. -. 1?- A A 4 u f I 1. ,C . yy,. L2 y J I l. ' . 2. -- , , ' , , 3. I ' . A 4. ' ' . S - s rf I 1 ' Q , A 7 W K C R 6- Elm, when CHRISTMAS 'I952 A pungent panes and twmklmg lughts are proclaumlng the spnrnt of Christmas through our the world Johnson Hugh School IS lendnng an enchantment of Its own In the short span of one school day the bleak buslness like bulldung IS transformed Into a Chrlstmas wonderland Thus year the Junoor Class won flrst prize an the decoratmg contest by presentnng a beautuful church scene Page sixty e ght J S PLAY JANUARY THAW Curtam call The Rockwoods 'thank Uncle Walter for fakung care of thenr son Matt whale Mr and Mrs Gage look on Sarah Gage refuses to tell where her older suster Barbara has gone Back stage Frleda, the maid, leaves abruptly And they all llve happuly ever after E?-in Page sixty nme V . 1 l l' 5 rf ' - r X ' fkfff 1 l L ' ' 1 1 - A in 2' l f W sr ,EQL - Q 2 A A TYQ-3 ' J Lk.- , 5 QU A u -Q . I 3 k.,. L lr , S .tasty I I -'-.ff r' N , 1 2 A X x I l . v N A I vi Q f - 1 , ' A - , r 251, , 1 5 xl , Y Z i I W ll ll l C l I I ' Page se enty K. JM., ' 1. JUNIOR SENIOR PROM Amid flowers and formals Thus group of happy Johnsonntes irlpped the lught fantashc The lovely gurls and their handsome escorts spent a memorable evening of dnnlng and dancing at The Lowry Hotel 1 -5 A K O ,1 J s' ' T' V Q , I' 4 K ,. YL xv 1 Es. , f f 45 .z an 1 REHABILITATION After wcamng many years Johnson as havung a new face put on Makeshnft rooms and overcrowded condlhons ore overlooked by students who vusualuze a better Johnson Page seventy one X , V I 'ffngligiy KA 1 - ,xy I - in .f . . I . . I . Lookmg In 'Sl Page seventy two ESQ' Fmmm 'I Chemlsfry 4 Rcldlo Workshop 2 SecretornolProchce 5 Girls Gym 3 Physics 6 Home Nursing WSH fi' AL- O O C O I I I k S- 9 'X 'F , 2, Q ', v 8 , 1 'S :FL is x A - 2 3 .xl V ' : .ix . r j . . . . . on Classes 1 Home Economics Cooking 4 Art 3 Journclllsml 6 Home Economics Sewlng Page se envy 1h ec s 2. Main Office 5. Library We Saw You JMJ 1 Vnewmg Q Touchdown 4 At homecoming 2 In The Ime up 5 On the bench 3 On crutches Page seventy four O O O O 13 -e4 ., i i v Q ' 'vn L A is 7 V Q . ,X 4 'W 0 , 3 Q ik 'Q I' I Q hwy T , ,Q . . t 4 ig 3 '.'3 A ' Sew: c h , 3 I A - 3? , '- in A yn! . NRM I ,V M... Vita? . 1 ' V wg- ' ' , g c.L.L fl. ,LL -z 21 w fy We Saw You .... ln the Winter Curnlvol 5 lmpersoncuhng cheerleaders Seniors as sophs 6 On The sidelines AT the lourncnllsm ted 7 Signing MAROONS 4 Domg dishes Page se enryn e 2. ' , . . ' ' . We Saw You .... Page se ent YS ff' 'QV Havlng a snack 5 Fresh up after the Hockey Tournamen? Overcome by emohons after a game 6 After the bug game Sngnlng more MAROONS 7 Trynng on caps and gowns At a Red Cross meeting , 5 I HSA J' ,Awww . E or H? T' 6 i A 7 1. ' . . 2. ' . . ' . 4. ' . v - i We Saw You .... ..,,..-Q 99 111001 'wr' 21 C? NW 2 Restlng your weary bones and battered skls Impersonatlng grlcllron stars As a barefoot belle and beau Playung games Taklng advantage of Play Day Hav1ng fun At the Y Teen carnlval Gettmg a rude At bat Beamlng at hungry Johnsonltes Before you galned fame Gene Plcha Page seventy seven ' L t Q .5 .... '-1 1 3 1' A 1 1 get 3 .. . , 0 11 'S 5? ,, Q 1, . ' ' . 8. ' ' ' . 3. . 9. ' . 4. ' . 10. ' . 5. - ' . 11. ' ' . 6. . 12. ' ' . We Saw You .... l Af ploy produce 4 Rebuilding the Band annex 2 In the lunch lane 5 ln Student Council 3 Studymg 6 AT The Feshvol of Notions P qe s enfyeght .i ff 'iw 6 5 , uf , e ., x - 1,- f . .- F 'J ., W' 2 Q , - .A .. A 1 V if 5 Q r '- x 5 Y Q . . V .L an ev A I x M iff Q? I ' my 1 v A 4 , , 1 ,g,,l,,, 9 f 2-' W 1 W ,,.,,.:,K A ,, . ii ,V , ., .Q ,A -f- 'T 4 , H. ,gi 3 S 5 M M, 3 A X! I E I 44 N X m l 'U ' U wx 5 5 , I is wg 1 v x' A fy 5 fa- 'Q ins. 5 'K 4 'W a Q 5, fb Q Q 9 W' l 'g , fs ,NP A? if Q Q 'bw 52 :L JA'-5 X 5 if 3 , if Q in 'N A , My a if Y My , 4 ' l-'iff , H I ri 4 Q 'L 1 E 1 2 x aw Q, -1- PK? 714 ii QQ Jean Blngham Neal Brown Rozella Brennan Joan Dewall Llberty Award Donna Ballard Robert Wahman D A R Award Janet Eredenckson Rotary Club Award Roy Anderson Margery Andevson Roy Anderson Donna Ballard Roger Bertelsen Barbara Conrath Lots Crosby Joan Dewall Bonnle Dlckson Mary Lou Dudero Bruan Egersdort SENIOR AWARDS HONORS IN ART Mary Lou Duckopt Sylvia Johnson Arlene Reglnn Bonnie Duckson Marlene Lombard: Joan Thor Fances Heurkens Donna Nelson HONORS IN BUSINESS Mary Lou Dudero Vlolet Hultun Mane Stotka Vfolet Haglund Margaret Jaslnsku HONORS IN CITIZENSHIP Klwann Award Johnson High School Student Wmners of Servuce Points Dale Anderson Councul Cutlzenshlp Award Barbara Conrath 570 potnts B PO E Award Phyllls Holmberg Glen Peterson 885 poxnts Maureen Heck Wllluant Johnson Courier Sports Award Veterans ot Foreign Wars S C Departmental Award Barbara Conrath Donna Ballard Eugene Plcha Robert Wahman HONORS IN ENGLISH Ketth Englund Sandra Engeswuck Janet Eredertckson Ruchard Garbe Violet Haglund Marulyn Hagstront Marguerrte Harris Maureen Heck Lowell Henderson Frances Heurkens Muriel Hull Patrlcua Hobblns Phyllis Holmberg Violet Hultln Mary Kapsner Bruce Koch Helen Laramy Karan Nelson Lorns Nelson Claudette Ouatrnann Eugene Pucha Thomas Ray Betty Rlchardson Robert Robb Arlene Rode Janet Schletty Robert Sltko Joanne Vlnnes Laurel Western Robert Youngdahl Honors In Journalism also HONORS IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE Margery Anderson Joyce Hoard Patrncua Hobblns Ronald Dettman Leonard Eagen Instrumental Kent Emerson Marguerite Harris Dale Anderson Jam Anderson Lots Crosby Dale Anderson Roy Anderson Joan Dewall Dorothy Eagen Janet Frederlckson Marlene Ehret Dorothy Fagen Rnchard Garbe Page etghty HONORS IN HOME ECONOMICS Grace Haag HONORS IN INDUSTRIAL ARTS Htlman Peterson J Club Athletuc Award Bernard Przybllla Roger Bertelsen HONORS IN MUSIC Dennis Duck Vocal Warner Buchelt Betsy Kaese Jun Anderson HONORS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION Boys Gymnastlcs James Ballls Tom Mason Don Ertckson Duck Merwln HONORS IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Kent Emerson Dave Kruskopt Donald Jensen Katherune Lamson Bruce Koch Phnllp Langlotz HONORS IN SOCIAL STUDIES Jerome Gehrlg Dolores Kruskopt Marguerlte Harrus Bruce Koch Theodore Hecht Orville Moe Phyllis Holmberg Betty Richardson Karen Johnson Arlene Rode HONORS IN SPEECH Ronald Melander LaMolne Peterson Robert Robb Bausch and Lamb Science Award Phllup Langlotz Robert Wahman Janet Williams Patrtcua Zlebarth Leonard Schmltz Marilyn Hagstrom Patti Jensen Marguernte Harrus Delores Kruskopt Murnel Hull Conrad Nelson HONORS IN STAGE FORCE Richard Slewert Donna Sullivan Rozella Brennan Jerome Gehrig Betsy Kaese Caroline Schelen - H t, - , . k' Q. f '5 'sh' 5,1 010 1 4' V' 1'5 '7 'l ff,'7ZZlf,Z I . . 9, fx! , pl L r l , a r , t ffl' ' 4,-f -0 511 51914 if Wath thenr backs to the post lookung unto the future these three crewmen represent thenr class os they embark on the eo o hfe leovmg the good shnp H S be an U9 9hTY Register E ZW! 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Dyers 1134 Payne Avenue St Paul Munn GUST BERGSTROM Schwletz Furnlture Furnrture and House Furnrshmgs 1000 1004 Arcade St T0 3111 Helnsohn Food Market Farrway Fme Foods Mens and enocsrues 931 Arcade St Telephone TOwer 5771 Bessie Pearson Mrllrnery Hats Made to Order Restylrng 771 York Ave TO 5922 PAYNE AVENUE Manufacturers of Millwork Frames Sash Doors Cabinets Moldings Lumber 747 Payne Ave VAn Buren 2772 Hours 800 AM to 1100 PM Saturdays full 200 A M Spaghetti Frred Chicken Ravroh Steaks Caccrtore Chrcken rn ltahan Sauce We Cater to Parhes For Reservations or Orders to take out 670 Payne A enue TO 9274 LOMBARDI Prop SUMMIT FARM The Fmest m Darry Products 1010 Payne Ave TOwer 7142 PAYNE and IVY PHARMACY Meet your frrends at Ray s TOwer 4807 R KEN OWINGS Owner 1321 Payne Avenue Pg gt ' . WOODWORK CO., Inc. GENO'S CAFE Compliments of Roger s Food Market ROGER NEWLANDER JOE BABIC 1422 Arcade SEESTEDT'S Carpet Trle Linoleum 61 E 5th Sf GA 5474 EGIN E WAHMAN CO Be Wlse Economlze at WAHMAN S 972 Payne Ave TOwer 0873 BRINDLEY OIL CO Fuel Orl Gasoline 1054 Payne VA 4635 Paint Wallpaper Wmdow Glass Painter s Supplles and Art Supplies Swanson s, Inc Smce 1893 512 No Snelling NE 7178 101 So Conco d 7050 Hayden Heights Shoe Store Shoe Repcurmg and Dry Cleaning Shoes and Rubber Footwear GILMAN SODBERG St Paul Munn CARLSON JEWELRY STORE Elgm Hamilton Bulova Watches I Expert Watch Repalrmg 955 Payne Avenue VAn Buren 6028 SID WOLD MOTOR CO DeSoto Plymouth O Sales and Service General Repa ng Body and Fender Work Glass Installed Lubrncahon TOwer 1581 1031 Payne Avenue P g gh? 1 Il ' ' ll O I ir 0 I n s 0 1 I 851 Payne Ave. VA. 5121 1410 White Bear Ave. VA. 4411 . r LA. ' ' ' . I . I . . O are - - - ' ' o e ei y'six Schletty Greenhouses ibwsgjQ5w,91 Florist I I I ITA Jew' gy I Ei? X TgLbAIl Occasions M553 M Speclahze ln Wedding Decorahons 2525 Edgerion SI VA 1616 GRUBERS Hayden Heights Hordwore Rado u d Appl a ces 14l8WhteBe A e VA B e 5467 VIC S PURE OIL Pa a dLa o S1 eet 6720 J I1 A d 0 'Qjfjfm :oNjE'S BILL METZGER s Mod Faclfes Pe so al edSe ldC 787 Pay eA e 932PyeAeue SfPuIMn . 1 0 ,I D 'I . . , O n gk 4 ' 1 ' ' i n i n i ar v . n ur n I yne Avenue n ws n r TOwer ' ' ' ern I i I 5 IIII r n iz rvice T Haro .Ander n v . a n v n . o , i n. EARLING S Esqu1re Nattonally Advertlsed Men's Wear 1003 Payne Avenue VA 6554 Jlm Lonettl Shoe Servlce Expert Shoe Repalrmg Skate S'harpen1ng Zlpper Work 774 Payne Avenue East Stale Furniture Youngmun Paint 81 Upholstery Supply Co H A Y Quallty Furnlture ugo oungman Robert C Youngman 845 E nh S' 'Owe' 1319 1261 Payne Avenue TO 1850 HOME Inc CLIFFORD B LIVINGSTON ALBERT W TILLQUIST HARRY D MUNSON Bergstrom s Pharmacy 964 Payne Avenue TOwer 6848 5' PW M 'eS0 ' 1174 Payne Ave TOwe 1551 Esther 5 Beauty Compltments of SLIOP Payne Avenue Body 8. Fender Shop 929 Arcade Street TONY VILLANQ Rocco VILLANO VA 7526 860 Payne Avenue I Compliments and Best Wishes I ' ' I 0 Compliments of Western Badge and Novelty Company FIBISON CLEANERS 1090 Arcade St T0wer 8391 St Paul 6 Mlnn PAYNE AVE VENETIAN BLIND 84 SHADE SHOP Compllmenfs of Speclallzlng m IV I Il J A and R E Solmes 'W S P' SH Mfgrs ot School Uniforms Cash Food Market Whlte Bear and Maryland Open900AM to900PM Every day lncludlng Sunday Bernle La Beau 88 Co Printers Publishers Specrahzmg m School Newspapers 793 East Seventh Street T0wer 3214 Q Sh d PROP FRED WATTERS Payne Ave Venetian Blmd 8. Shade S op 951 Pay e A e TO 8878 Peterson s Maytag Maytag Washers Gas Ranges lroners Electric Ranges Deep Freezers Royal Cleaners 798 E 7th St VA 3939 MERIT Chevrolet Company Service with Ment 7th St and Arcade TO 1546 St Paul 6 Mmn P 9 Qhfv I . , . I enetian Blinds Tr R d pes Window had I t' A 'g Q 9 g 3 I R ditioning Blinds and I Launderi A d Venetian Bli d . ' ' h l'1 V . . 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I I ' ' ' ' ll ' ' ' ll I a 1 . 0 yu IL A Shelgren 81 Son Established 1913 PAINTERS and DECORATORS 1068 Payne Avenue TOwer 7122 Skogstrom Furniture Co Home Furnishings and Novelties 1016 Payne Avenue VA 3149 St PauI1 Minn OLSON BROS MEATS Fmd Your Answer for Good Meats at OLSON S 915 Payne Avenue TOwer 5923 Lofroth Bakery A Clean Store Prompt Service A Clean Stock A Square Deal 1193 Payne Avenue TOwer 711 4 SINGER Special Teen Age Sewmg Classes Price S8 00 943 Payne Ave QS 9X'Xv'vN 0x Qvgvliig xx Oil Burners Gas Burners Frigidaire Refrigerators Ranges Washers Roofing Coal Fuel Oil IF UPON GRADUATION FROM JOHNSON you decide to prepare for a business career we invite you to consider our Secretarial Steno COUFSES You will find the RASMUSSEN BUSINESS SCHOOL a superior business training institution high grade courses large faculty select students modern equipment wholesome surroundings Free employment for graduates Fifty third year Our Summer School Otters Special Advantages to High School Students Founded 1900 ffzfwwz 63 East Fifth Street near Cedar CEdar 5333 Pg ty I f 'V 1 I l ' a lf ' , - 3 A v E ' 4 V I O i. 1 I V I1 ' T 0 1 ' 0 O ' o . Q u a . 1 I - Coe graphic, Accounting, and Omce Machine S . xl 'R s EAST SIDE Flowers of Drstrnctron We Telegraph 8. Deliver MABEL ROGALLA Prop Payne and Case Aves T0wer 1516 Nelson Brothers Groceryq x MQVR sf T620 Payne Avenue T0wer 2735 HAZEL PARK HARDWARE 848 Whlte Bear Ave VI 4 3731 St Paul Mmn W C Stanton Lumber Co VAn Buren 5505 845 Earl Street No th End Earl Street Bridge St Paul 6 Minnesota If lt's from your leweler lt's a treasure JOHN A. KOKKELER WATCHMAKER - - - JEWELER Guaranteed Watch and Jewelry Repairing Diamonds, Watches 8. Jewelry 1414 White Bear Ave TO 8183 St Paul 6, Mmn EVERYTHING FOR GRADUATION HARRY IVERSON DRUGS Prescription Specialist 1414 White Bear Ave at Sherwood lHayclen Helghtsl VAn Buren 6774 Maryland Drug Co. WALTER SCHOEWE Prescription Druggists Arcade at Maryland T0wer 3413 P9 fy -I .V 1 Lili Iv., I ,. 1 1f1fAJ'I. 'I ' I VAL' ILE! 'I . u J ,lt ff- . . sci L., X . A , f T yK FLORAL SHOP I f X- 'I fvYi:!kyQ,ClK Ll Ig' IL lp 1,,Vvy k like 1 I 4 1 , . 0 , . u O O Q . . . . r ' ' Q I . DUTCH MAID CLEANERS Cleaners - Dyers - Hatters CITY WIDE PICKUP AND DELIVERY 1 182 Arcade TOwer 5775 Your Satisfaction - - - Our Success' Complrments of A A CARLSTROM and SONS 1073 Payne Avenue VA 5509 HYGIENIC BARBER SHOP Your Harr wrll not fall rn your face when cut by Hygrenrc method 903 Payne at York Clark s 5 TO SI OO Store Save at Clarks 5 and 10 1 196 Payne Avenue ECKSTROM Standard Service Standard Orl Products General Repanr and Overhaul 845 Payne TOwer 9277 PAYNE AVENUE RECREATION Eight Arr Condrtronecl Alleys 899 Payne Avenue Complrments of GERBER S DRUGS CG SCG HIGH SCHOOL SUPPLIES d CANDIES TO 7340 TO 9044 I O O O . . Q I I O O . . - I I . - - C I C. . erber . . erber I Bridgeman's Ice Cream Service an Arcade and Case Streets wer wer ' - o MORELLI S SUPER MARKET Payne Ave and Collms Street BIBLES BOOKS THE CHURCH BOOK STORE Gifts Cards 1089 Payne Ave St Paul Munn NELSON DRUGS INC The Prescription Store Payne Ave at York TO 2209 ST PAUL OVERALL LAUNDRY 655 Payne Avenue T0wer 5928 As one of your nelghbors we want to congratulate you the Class of 1953 on your graduatuon and wlsh you success In the future MINNESOTA MINING 8m MANUFACTURING COMPANY 900 Fauquler Samt Paul Mlnnesota I O School Supplies - Drug Sundries P g y I1 ax 35541 fzfffi HC 4941 gf! dfv H4116 BONNE'S SHOE STORE Where Good Shoes are Fitted Correctly Checked by X-Ray 993 Payne Avenue 1712 No. Lexington 398 Wabasha HOME GROCERY Open Sundays and Evenmgs 905 Payne Avenue TOwer 6490 Tel CEda 2980 St Pa JAMES E McCARTHY THE FRIENDLY IRISHMAN Diamonds Watches Jewelry Muslc Boxes C e 1 e re 29 West 7th Sf eet CONGRATULATIONS From is swENsoN Bkos URE O HARDWARE 0 APPLIANCES 982 990 Payne Avenue X SX N E XX? x QS SEN EEN 7 e nts N XJ QQ Xx Wx 365726 J f 333 X '99 J Pg fyf F . r . ul,Minn Xt X . 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W -X X N A X KX A ,L x N, 2 -S r Xixw WX X ' XE PHALEN PARK GARAGE 1248 Arcade St Phone VA 4080 St Paul 6 Mlnn H W EINUM Prop LARRY S TV RADIO Sales and Servlce TO 3600 Payne and Magnolla Diamonds X N Watches x V Silverware and Glft ltems QS LINDAHL JEWELERS 910 Payne Ave T0 0724 JOHN G PUVOGEL Florrsts Telegraph Delivery Servrce 1 143 Payne Avenue VA 5565 St PauI1 Mlnn JOHN D ANDERSON ERIC SUNDBLAD P op 983 Payne Avenue TO 1509 Wholesale and Retail Dealer an FRESH SALT AND SMOKED MEATS Hotel and Restaurant Supplies a Specialty Tower Radlo Appliance Co Complete Raclro Service 833 E. Seventh St., at Arcade TOwer 4100 L Compliments of Dayton Oll Company 835 East 7th Street East Slde Shell Fuel Oll Dust H FREEMAN W D FREEMAN Class of '26 Class of '42 Pg lyf- D I . o 1 0 . . , . I . . . YZ'f'7 ' . fgyfs 4,351 . 51' I Q - Z fa. X dv: v e , aw ' - f ss -53 ,4 .siiirilzlls K Q ' 35' 0 o I O 0 I o I O O , r . f O O I A . . . . 0 O O A O D I I O I fc Congratulations, Seniors From STUDIO Official Photographer to The 1953 Maroon + 518 Midland Bldg. GArfield 1740 . ff' r' mf- fywf , - A- ,Q f . 1. I I V i ---. , I X, A ,f-. - X .,i -h ' , ff, ,- f ,A. , - 5:4 I. A v r ' I ,s HA ' A '- f 'cffx , . A, . - , fy ' I '7 , -' 'Af ' f r1 1 ', - vv , , v Z4 fl . . I . fx , A '- 1 . x f . ' f',,v 1 1 - ' . Q I , 3 1 ' . - f , 7, - . ' A , I' .ff-' -f. A J' . . A. , , V-A f rimiw 1 V 7 1 1 v ' ' COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE at Northwestern Savmgs and checklng accounts Bank by mall servlce Easy way check plan Safe deposlt vault Street floor banking Drlve In tellers wlndow Nlght depository Free off street parkmg Separate consumers loan department F H A and regular Installment loans Real estate loans. . . . and many other services and conveniences FRIENDLY PERSONAL I lu' l CONFIDENTIAL ll 1xIlIWlwJ'Mlltlll 'U' f r's-. 51 llllltllll I 1 ' Jmwmutab N.. ii Whoever you are, a flnanclal headquarters can help you ln lute All of us have need of a flnancual headquarters as we go through lute a place where our money can be kept safely where our Important documents can be stored where we can establlsh a credmt rating where we can bor row money when necessary where we can get expert advice on flnanclal matters and only a bank can offer all these advantages Establush your financual headquarters now and you wull have the flnancnal help that makes all of lute easter Thousands of people have chosen Northwestern State Bank for theur financial headquarters because It IS a friend ly bank nt offers complete bankung servlce at ns unusually attractuve and has many specual convenuences and nt has a reputation for bemg helpful to Its customers We thunk you too will enloy havung Northwestern State as your tlnanclal headquarters and we extend a cordial mvltatuon to you to come nn for a vlsut and see for yourself why people say Northwestern ns a wonderful bank Northwestern STATE BANK .llcrnber Federal Deposit lIlSllfllIIL'6 Corporation MINNEHAHA AT E. 7th ST. 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Oll Burners Coal Coke and Fuel Oll Movmg 1087 Payne Ave St Paul 1 Munn Off eTO 1553 Res TO 7196 GAMBLE STORE Hardware Palnt Sportmg Goods Auto Parts and Blcycles 959 Payne Ave R M WEBER CABINET SHOP Free Estimates 926 Arcade St T0 3603 St Paul Mlnn G A CGIID Thompson 81 Son Real Estate HAZEL PARK REALTY Insurance 1330 Whlte Bear Avenue TOwer 0100 The East Slde Grocery Company FAlRWAY FINE FOODS 973 Payne Avenue TOwer 0488 TOwer 6369 9 Y o o C O . . . 0 . . 0 0 I Q O . . I . ' l . I I . . , I I . I I . . , . 9 . 0 1 o lC . . . o o . . I I . . I I C . . Q , . 0 o 0 . 0 .- Pa e n' f TAUER 5c Sl OO Store Your Neighborhood Varlety Store 1172 Arcade Street Open Monday tlll 9 TO 5845 Bud s Texaco Servlce Arcade and Maryland Verna s Beauty Shop Specrahzmg m Cold Waves Machme and Machmeless Permanents Halr Cuttmg and Stylmg VERNA EBERHARDT O p A TO 5797 2dFl Gulden Pharmacy Accurate Prescription Service Payne at Maryland TOwer 5639 We Deliver The Fmest ln Foods 1215 Arcade Street VA 5588 LEAFGREN FURS Furs Exclusively gSt 1194 Payne at Maryland T 0 I 9 Joe Anderson Cleaners Guarduans of Appearance 912 Payne Avenue St Paul1 Mlnn TOwer 2727 Compliments of Northern Malleable Iron Company 867 Forest Street Pg hdd O ' . I , wner and O erator 1172 rcade St. . n oor ' I VIC 5 F09d MU rkel' Coats -Scarves - Capes ' ' Repairing Resty in Relining Freezin orage ' owlaf 140 I from your friendly neighborhood FIRST GROUP BANKS complete banking and financing servic Checking Accounts , Personal Loans Business Loans Savings Accounts Low cost Loans to buy Easy payment plans for b u I I cl or remodel a the purchase of automo home blles ancI appliances G OUP SAINT PAUL FIRST STATE BANK Payne and Case Avenue FIRST MERCHANTS STATE BANK 879 East Seventh Street I O . I Q C O ' . R If I members federal deposit insurance corporation Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1953 KEMPER MOTOR COMPANY CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 801 E. Seventh Street TOwer 2778-2777 Compliments of Rylander s ARLINGTON ELECTRIC Since 1923 999 Payne Ave WILFRID ANDERSON For the Latest in Men s and Boys Furnishings 978 Payne Avenue TOwer 1115 C I JOHNSON MFG CO Suppliers of Equipment used in Johnson High School s Prmt Shop CEdar 2541 145 S Wabasha Greetings PALMER 8. ANDERSON Hoppenstedt Your Friendly Shoe Store 'Z 9 Shoes Correctly Fitted 968 Payne Avenue TO 7064 953 Arcade I VAn Buren 0418 I O O O I Qfiff- 'wwvmw I - fi ' 5 li R ' 5 f SW Ir' X BY X-Rav 1 'rrrr Y' PIWIWUCY ' l I -gzhllf .Qu ' P g I1 d d t f PAYNE AVENUE W OUR owN HARDWARE Q 7 12 o P y A 6996 It Lrkes You KESTING MUSIC S ce 1925 I f YARUSSO BROTHERS P MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Square Deal Cafe 3 E 6th sf cEd 4786 6 7F Y A To 9058 FINE CLASS RINGS Announcements Yearbooks Awards JOSTEN'S Since 1897 Foshay Tower Arcade No. 134 Jewelry S1-ore Minneapolis 2, Minn. 910 Pqyne Avenue H. A. PETERSON, Rep. Sf. Paul, Minnesota .ui ..,. A .OA ' 0 r .. 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