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

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Mary Thielen-Bank . . . Janette TiFft-Latin Club, Socowogs, Junior Representa- tive . . . Richard Tkachuck- . . . Wallace Truen- A Choir, Bowling . . . Susie Tuccitto-Maroon Agent, Junior Representative . . . Audree Turnbloom-Latin Club, Student Council, Hi-C, Spectrum . . . Gerald Van Linder-Rifle Club . . . Rosemary Vennewitz-Band . . . JoAnn Villano-Girls' Club, Socowogs, Sophomore Rep- resentative, Courier Agent, National Honor Society . . . Howard Vollmer-Spectrum Club, Maroon Art Staff, Quill and Scroll . . . Joanne Vretstrom-Y-Teens, Hi-C, Latin Club . . Mary Ann Walkosz- A Choir, Socowogs . . Mary Ann Wallin-Red Cross, Junior and Senior Repre- sentative, Socowogs . . . George Wermus-Football . . . Marcia Westergren-Senior Representative . William Will-Hockey, Student Council, A Choir, Red Cross, Study Supervisor . . . John Woll-Band, German Band . . . John Wollenberg- . . . Beverly Woodbeck- A Choir, Hi-C, Latin Club, Y-Teens, Senior Representative . . . JoAnn Worlickey- A Choir, Tramc Squad, G,A.A., Stu- dent Council . . . Raymond Yarusso-Red Cross, Bowling . . . Bruce Youngquist-Red Cross, Cross Country, Treasurer ot Student Council, A Choir, Advertising Manager ot Maroon, Hi-C, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society . . . Gary Zimmerman-Football, Basketball, Baseball, J Club, Traitic Squad, Hi-C . . . Beverly Spence- A Choir, Monitor, Maroon Agent . . DECEASED Florence Badowicz

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. Ez X Ax E 1, .2 5 , t at , fs, L Geraldine Solei-Monitor, Maroon StaFl, Courier Staff, A .V Socowogs, Courier Agent, Maroon Agent, Quill and M Scroll . . . Helen Spiess-Treasurer ot Socowogs . . . Howard Spiess-. . . is 5 2 M' 1 if S fr , sr i? .,, is .f , ff: ,S 2 l 'ffl X f as W Arlene Staples-Secretary of Pan-American Club, Secre- A f ' tary-Treasurer of Quill and Scroll, A Choir, Associate 'W' at Editor ot Maroon, Courier Stait, Courier Agent . . . L, H gf A Chester Starr-Hi-C, Student Council, Basketball, J X . nll' i Club . . . gr , L Willis Steingraber- . if L -' uri.. g ' James Stoeckmann-Band, President of Senior Class, Stu- , dent Council, Supervisor ot Hall Monitors, German Band, National Honor Society . . . Janet Stoltz-Y-Teens, Hi-C . . . X 4 1 Ruth Strom-Vice-president of G.A.A., A Choir, Maroon Agent, Bank, Y-Teens . . . Ti X QCarole Swanson-Y-Teens, Hi-C, G.A.A., Latin Club . . : 'ilt if 'Helen Swanson-Monitor, Girls' Club . . . chard Swanson-Traffic Squad . . . L is it f , Roger Swanson-Tennis . . . V Lorraine Swanstrom- A Choir . . . , Kathleen Sweeney- . . . y . Page Eighleezz Suzanne SwendnerfSecretary of Masquers, A Choir, Hi-C, Senior Representative, Student Council, National Honor Society . . . 4 Jacquie Swenson-Band, Girls' Club . . . Roy Swenson- . ,. - - Marion Swirczynski-Sophomore Representative, Maroon L Staff, Socowogs, Courier Staff, Quill and Scroll . . . Corrine Szalapski-Senior Representative, Monitor . Dolores Tadeusiak-Girls' Club . . . Gloria Terlizzo-Y-Teens, G.A.A .... Betty Lou Testa-Student Council, Monitor, Treasurer of '5 Alq l i Sophomore Class, Latin Club, Y-Teens . . . Gerald Thibault- A Choir . . . iff 'S'

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Here they come! Who? eniom SENIOR OFFICERS Seated: L. Pearson, secre- tary, Mrs. Vold, adviser, M. Lucia, vice-president. Standing: J. Stoekmann, president, L. Brown, treasurer. school life might hold in store for us: joy or sorrow, failure or success. Why the class of l949. What other class ever came so eagerly from all directions to the best school of all, dear old Johnson? And the two hundred cmd ninety of us, as we enrolled and became acquainted with our new surroundings, wondered what high x new If ' 4, E 'l A I I M ,f,..i., Q lil X xi ' , qi L we f J y . , yy.y , i . . l l, V, 1-ljlilim, X J . ' lie. is J , ' Tl-' i i ' i 'l J is +2s'f.rf'f:'-fi..- il x . ' Lk Page Twmty We astounded the school in our first year by writing a constitution, paying our dues IOOW, and ioining in wholehearted- ly with all the activities of the school. We also wrote a motto to light our way of progress. As Juniors we took over a big share of the preparations for the Homecoming Dance and worked very hard to make our Junior-Senior Prom a huge success. Our class was always in excellent finan- cial condition. Then came our biggest year. We were finally Seniors. Cap and gown measure- ments were taken, commencement exer- cises planned, all social activities carried out, and graduation was not too far in the future. Our three years at Johnson were rapid- ly coming to an end. ln the future we will all miss our happy school days and also the helping hand of our adviser, Mrs. Vold.