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

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lfl ' .ew 'ww A V Sax - n A dance is a good place to meet a friend. tl X x it ' 7 1 . if Y B e The Road Not Taken by Ruben Fmxl Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And wrry 1 could not travel both And be one traveler, longl stood And looked down unc as far as I Could To where it hem in the undcrgrowthg Then took the other, us just as lkir. And having perhaps the helm claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear: Though as for that the pasting there Had worn them really about the same, And bam lhal morning equally lay In leaves no slap had lroddevt black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Ye! knowing how way leads. on to way, I doubted lt' I should ever come backf lshall bc telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages henm: no mas diverged in it wood, and l- I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all th: difference. ,Wa if rw Q -- , r - Ce fi he x ..,l.. . y 'QF X 1, N --T.. 'fix 5351! i 5359 Q 5 . ' li' K .,- KE 1 1 Twelfth reunion, Wheelock of '64, twelve missing. Someone who really cares. , 1 , 1 W . I nl ' .Q w r., .. I i ,Q I Vg .,- V. k iq ,ia T. 1 .. 3 V. 5 fi- . f 1- l i , me - kg, I ' ' ,l - filly-5 A K X m,,.M..,,AN irle .QW Q 1 . at I mm L K aw Wk V . ,i . Q W Q. The innocence, neatness, happiness, curiousity, l13IUV8ll'lESS,ODIIl'l1lSlTW, and acceptance of kindergarten. Growing up -

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Accepting yourself as others see you and at the same time seeing yourself as you want to be, becomes part of the important pattern of growing up. Within these patterns we express our own ambitions, dreams, and realities. These experiences in growing never stop as we learn and live and live and learn, as all must do in the process of living a lifetime. 1 1 l I I s ,, f i ar , A . f E ' 18-Grovv 5' 4:5 jf' EH . Q Raggedy 'SEVENTEEN'. . . SUSAN, JA CK FORD. . . 'WELCOME BA CK KOTTER'. . . EL TON JOHN. . . EIGHTEEN, LEGAL AGE. . . CLASS TRIP TO HA WAll. . . CAREER EXPL ORA TlON. . . JOHN DENVER. . . DONNlE AND MARIE . . JOHN BO Y.

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There is a need in everyone to be free. Freedoms are inalienable rights - rlgh ts to choose your lifestyle, rights to things others take for granted, the right to disagree. For cartoonists like Jerry Fearing, the pen is truly 'mightier than the sword. ' Most of all freedom is being able to be your own person without any fears. Choosing a mate. , I? P' 'i if to 5, 'fig Ig. , W X - f Mock soldier-defender at Fort Snelling. l 3: lit . . il ggi ,f- ' x 5. ,,-ff: 20 Q Freedom Jerry Fearing's cartoons are press 'freedom personified.