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

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chool Activities 4'-'i 'Xx g iiiif MARCH-APRIL Track Goll Tennis Choral Groups Operehu Baseball Class Play Candids ,,Q,a.m-.Sv 116-117 118 119 120-121 122-123 124-125 126-127 128-129 Jimi G.. ..-,.:----V 'K I .M .M , 5,,,.,.'-- MAY-JUNE Seniors .... Adverlisers .... 178-179 lndex .... 180-187

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duQ1AQ41f0ErlfMltlv1DM4'2Q:1, SEPTEMBER New School Sophmores OCTOBER Homecoming Football Marching Unit Spectrum Cross Country Candids NOVEMBER Publications Historical Society AFS Committee Cheerleaders National Honor Society Quill and Scroll DEC EMBER Band Juniors Swimming Wrestling Candids JANUARY Student Council Basketball Hockey Skating Unit Gymnastics Ski Club Table of Contents Contains 8-9 1 0-23 . . .26-30 . . .31-35 . . .36-37 . . .38-39 . . .40 . . .41 . . .44-48 . . .49 . . .49 . . .50-51 . . . .52-53 . . .54-55 58-59 6069 70 71 72-73 76-77 78-81 82-85 86-87 88-89 90-9 I LEW .-Q. .. FEBRUARY GAA National Forensi Language Clubs Faculty School Services Candids M.. QQ, -fs csleague... 94-95 96-97 98-I Ol 102-I ll H2 1 I3 he

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Teachers, Students Desks and Books Me I 23- - Five minutes between classes gave Dave fact that Iowa Tests could be given i Carlson more time to go to his locker Minnesota. Se ptern be r before he went to Mrs. Hovelsrud's third 251118 first issue of the Courier was distril 3 24 period English class. uted to all the students. Sonde Bonne 4 5 6 9 0 11 12 13 4 17 18 19 20 for the first and last time when the sen- iors were orientated to the new school. Sue Spurlin let out a squeal of excitement when she saw a salamander in the 40' 1 by 75' 1 pool. Mr. Peter Saievic began his first year of coaching when he led the Governors against Central in the Foot- ball Preview. We won 7-0. I Sophomores were orientated to the unique pecularities they would face for the next three years. Carol Fagelburg saw to it that she did not miss any part of the new school. The first official day of school. The day Janet Jackson got lost on her way to studyhall and Mary Anderson could not find her fifth hour typing class. Jim Olson and Kriss Edgren sat in the bleachers and watched the first football game when the Govies met the challenge from Humboldt and were defeated 13-22. Program cards had to be filled out in every class. Jim Johnson's hand never felt the pangs of writing cramps as much as that day. Nancy Weber, Bonita Wennilie,and Mary Galvin ate together during the first of the three lunches. They ate at one ofthe 160 individual tables for four in the 5100,000 cafeteria. Jim'Wilcox sat in the first row, the first seat, the first period in room 108, the 125 seat team teaching class room. These rooms were used by the history and Eng- lish departments for lectures. Geri Soderquist, Greg Johnson, Jim Berg and all the other Johnsonites started school at 8:30 AM with a seven minute homeroom period. Joyce Bertek, Linda Anderson, Lois Kneissel, aT1d Mary Kotoslii cheered on the Govies to victory in football over Murray at Central Stadium with the score of 12-7. Assistant Principal, Mr. Lundeen, read the announcements over the 510,500 inter- com system every day. Milne Eggert sat in the first row, the ninth seat during Mr. Brula'sfifth hour studyhall in room 208. There were also study halls in the cafeteria and room 108. Captains, Wayne Nelson and Keith Peter- son, with the cross-country team, met at Highland Parli and conquered Humboldt. Our harriers won with the score of 20-54. Art Blomquist's lavendar locker was one of the 2,000 which lined our halls. The light blue, royal blue and lavendar loclx- ers are 3f4 of a foot wide and 6 feet high. Mike Jackson carried the pigslxin and scored a touchdown against arch-rival Harding to make the score 13-6 and won the game. Blld Befgfefl SGW the 9ll'lS l0ClKef l'00m Iowa Tests started for the iuniors early in NUUCY KellYf and Sue Keller Were th the morning. Dave Racer questioned the 1l 5l ones to room 12510 P'ClWPll'e POPE . fe Ji. 'Je 'Zi ff!! ffzd If L I .W M-. : :.E?f-7'?e'f':'2:1 W' 7 5- t.l:E':l2'?.'5 . ................ - H Limgilmmfh --- wi..-: ':.', 215.1 -AL i ' :4.:'z:.Q:P:':T... ff' 1-4 x:::: .. L . :'-'::.'..:'..9.:-' i Q ' - I X , ....... ::..-':.2t..': - .h , , U... M I . f :..3-..a '5..., -, .2 ll I I, . 7--f m m...a- .. - :ff U- -f f--ws-f f :-.f,.,.-I-me '. .. 41'1'n:2.'2-. 2' ' 1 31, 'i':..:af7ct'M'::,.3 .. ,... I an W1 ,1 M H -. vw' J' if '.,, ., , 1- '-