John A Johnson High School - Maroon Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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C i 1 fed lnto The New Johnson in September for their homeroom. Johnson harriers lost to Murray in a cross-country meet by the score of 41-17. 'Katny Peltier, president of G.A.A. held their first meeting after school. The last day of Iowa Tests for the luniors. Carol 7 Clark saw the Govies win by four points, urers, Diclx Kadrie and Eric Lillehaugen. in loolballf from Wushlnglon with 'he 30 School dismissed at 3:01 every daywhich 5C0 9 0f25-21. Yea Ofv Schoclf- meant freedom for Phil Carlson, Mary Election of the sophomore officers: pres- lore, Pal Palumbo and joan Campbell, ident, Bill Cox: vice president, Tom Tilt, secretary, Tim Dennison, and co-treas- Q GIQQ in I Q 4,5 'Xin fx' v' ,M Y .4 Qi? + -fl-K-,,, -13' 1 I, rife, Elf TQQQLQKIT? ssisswiwsc W?f?:fif:?,E frfdfwagai , ,S 'ff' A IWW, numbness eueseee YW tl .M i V s gn-il M A A 2 V ,f it vs 'Q . ,K lx ' , l k X A sagsv X

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