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

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No problem was too big or too little for our kindly assistant principal, Mr. Mac, Truly he was a friend to all, He ironed out the diFFicul- ties of all the students who needed his help. R. Dolen, M. Haigh Claire McMann, Assistant Principal Acting as counselors in the true sense of the word were Miss Haigh and Mr. Dolen. Personnel problems and ad- vice on careers were their forte. A new duty this year was checking excuses for ab- sentees. Page Five

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46 Sift anna V A . : If 5? 3 ar ll' t 2 tif S. 1 IE I 5 ti FACULTY Upper. Bottom row: A. Bour, J. Downey. Top row: G. Bienhoff, J, FACULTY Lower. Bottom row: M. Chapin, A. M. Anderson, L. Mellenw. Top row: R. Moosbrugger, P. Jenny, K. Koch, F. Collins, MISS BIENHOFF-Liked to lecture her Senior history class . . . was very capable adviser of Red Cross . . . MISS DOWNEY-Took over aclvisership of Girls' Club . . . Spanish was her specialty . . . MISS CHAPIN-Our home ec teacher was always ready to lend a helping hand when a sudden tear appeared . . . MISS ANDERSON-Taught dramatics very capably . . . advised Masquers Club and was a friend to all . . .MISS MELLEM-Favorite teacher of many students . . . very sweet . . . MISS MOOSBRUGGER-Had many money problems as business adviser to Maroon . . . MISS JENNY-Came to us from Cleveland . . . Taught history and English . . . MISS COLLINS-Sported a new hairdo the last half of the year . . . took over advisership of the Sophomore class . . . MR. BOUR-Took over the quiet, peace-loving boys of machine shop . . . this was his first year at Johnson . . . MR. NEIHART-AI- ways greeted us with a smile . . . refereed hockey games . . . had charge of stage force . . . MR. TOR- WICK-Was proud owner of one of Johnsorf's favorite personalities, a charming skeleton which Doc brought out only on formal occasions . . . MR. KOCH-Taught history and managed the sale ol tickets for all activities . . . also coached B football . . . Pagr Svzfrzz 4