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

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FACULTY Upper. Bottom row: M. Tatz, E. Berntsen, R. Gustafson, I. Peterson, Top row: E. Eeckman, P. Carlson, H. Gibbons. J. Peller. FACULTY Lower. Bottom row: M. Smiley, M. Boggs, H. Bergh, D. Vold. Top row: M. Downing, M. Vlfesterlund, S. Hansen E. Murphy, V. Tackels. MISS TATZ-Was always mistaken for a Johnson Senior . . . ioined in the fun with her girls' gym classes . . . MRS. BERNTSEN-New to Johnson this year . . . taught typing and shorthand . . . very nice said,her students . . . MISS PETERSON-Her main achievement of the year was the operetta The Marriage of Nannette . . . A ' choir was under her direction . . . MISS BECKMAN-Gave a helping hand to students who wanted jobs . . . taught typing . . . MISS BOGGS-Drove that new long black car with the fancy dash-board . . . was MAROON Art adviser . . . Spectrum club was her specialty . . . MRS. VOLD-Our faithful, capable Senior Class adviser and friend of all . . . was also kept busy with the supervision of Student Council . . . MISS DOWNING-One interest was Radio Workshop . . . gave a new course in psychology . . . advised National Honor Society . . . MISS HANSEN-Was new to Johnson this year . . . made many friends among her English students . . . MRS. MURPHY-Was kept busy with the MAROON and COURIER staffs . also adviser of Quill and Scroll . . . MISS TACKELS-Always willing to lend a hand . . . teaching Latin was her main job . . . MR. GUSTAFSON- Well-known to everyone as Gus . . . turned out a championship football team and near champion- ship hockey team . . . was very proud of his boys . . . MR. CARLSON-had worry of distribution ol athletic equipment on his shoulders . . . moved printers into new quarters . . . MR. GIBBONS-Directed bancl in little school behind the schooI . . . turned out some very fine musicians . . . MR. PELLER- Capable and well-liked . . . coached basketball, cross-country and track teams . . . also lent a helping hand to gymnasts . . . MR. SMILEY-Fits his name perfectly . . . adviser to Junior Class and well-liked by all . . . MR. BERGH-His favorite saying was, You must apply yourself . . . has been Athletic Director for many years . . . MR. WESTERLUND-Patiently ironed out the problems of the public address system . . . taught physics . . . Not pictured: L. STRICKLER, J. HALL. P41 ge Eight

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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

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