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

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Senior Elllllbllilm THORA DAHLQUIST: T hilke some Kidde Cas I can well de- visej Was too very foolish and unwise. LESTER JOHNSON! We suspect he will have a hard time liv- ing down his extreme youth. GERTRUDE GALLAGHER: The jingles she writes in her sleep Are not what you'd call very deep. CARME WIMAN: You'll know her by her shrug. AMBROSE LEWIS! The sun shall not smite thee by day nor the moon by night. GLADYS SwENsoN: She spends the most part of her earnings In buying some freak kind of ezrrings. DALTON SALISBURY: I am a man of much importance. Look at me.

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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.

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Seniors Elllbiumm HENRIETTA HOFFMANN: What's the matter with Heinie's feet? LEIF GILSTADZ How long that boy is getting. CAROLUS WAHLQUIST: Behold, the child, by Nature's kindly law, Pleased with a rattle, tickled with a straw. LILLIAN OLSON: You have more dignity than you need- Try having a good time for a while. HELEN MAHONEY: Vanity is still on deck, and humble virtue gets it in the neck. ARTHUR GILSTAD: My only books were women's looks, and folly's all they taught me. VIVIAN WOOLEN: When she at last began to study Her thoughts were very, very muddy.