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

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Seaton? Hllbluznm MELVILLE MEYER: I have a great respect for brains. I often wish I had some myself. I MARIE OLSEN2 She'd better take lessons in blujing from sxpiehvr JENNIE BLOOM: How it talks. Ye Gods! how it talks! LEONARD PALMQUIST: He certainly left an impression in the chemistry laboratory. For details, please note the ceiling. KATHERINE BROWN: Unconsciously she uses slang, And causes her teachers many a pang. HEDWIG ALLEN: When Hedwig is on a committee, She's quiet as quiet as can be. OSCAR TENGQUIST: He grew up like a weed in a summer night.

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Senior Hlllbmuxnml HULDA LUXIENI Hully is a noisy girl, Did she ever wear a curl? ARTHUR JOHNSON! You'd never know he was a Senior. Lucius KRANZ: And even I make no pretense Of having more than common sense, Avoiding tho' the frequent blunders Of those who study N ature's wonders.' GRACE KINSTLER: She entuned in hire nose ful swetely. WALTER STAUFFACHER: Came from Mechanics. ROY JOHNSON! He has a brush upon his crown, And on his brow he wears a frown CPD. CONSTANCE OLSON: The littlest Senior of them all. AMY WEssEL: Wouldn't the girls have a swell basket ball team if she played center?

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Senior Elllbmm HELEN ELLIS: She plays in the orchestra for special reasons-ask her. ARTHUR KEENAN: I confess I am no fighter. ETHYL YosT: All she does is laugh Hi! Hi! CAROLYN WAHLQUIST: She may be slow, but she manages to cover ground. ERNEST OUELLET1-E: If sandwiches are not plenty where he came from, it is not for the want of tongue. VIOLET ANDERSON: Bleaching powders, mirrors, too, Violet has lots to do. ELSIE HOFFMAN: Of again, on again, Now she's a blonde again. REUBEN HOLMGREN: It is not strength but art obtains the price.