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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1952 volume:

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Wt' 32,4707 X Supervisors and Subtects 4 16 Socral and Servlce Clubs 17 38 Scenes from School Lute 39 44 Sports 45 60 Students 61 78 Supporters 79 100 For three years this hall ot Johnson Hugh School has been the center of actrvrtres tor us We wrll not forget berng stopped by an eager COURIER reporter for a poll taprng evergreen branches to the wall In hopes ot wrnmng the prrze tor the best Chrrstmas decoratrons heartng echoes of cheerleaders at eught o c ock practrce taknng that battllng f1rst look at the new report cards seeing friends strangely dressed In therr best wanting for the class play the mad dashing rn costume for operetta dress rehearsal contlnulng a class dlscussron cut short by the bell fighting past clusters ot people to avold more demerlts for tardlness to class balanclng books whale openlng an obstrnate locker walking wlth trtends saylng Hr to everyone smftlng strange smells from cooklng and chemlstry classes reading posters proclarmlng In prcture and verse the ments ot a Student Council or Homecomrng candldate these have been part of our dauly lives And now we are leaving Are we goung from Johnsons halls Into the world at thus crntncal hour prepared to meet the challenge of preservlng self government tree enter pr: e andthe Amerrcan way of lute? alle wed? cirlafa, - :A slr 0 ' 1 K A 3 fr, I . l N ., . e K quilalae Mi jar lemocracy 2' 1' 5. 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Q L I, , at 5 e T ,- Duscussmg Parent Teacher Assoclatnon actnvutnes with Mr McMann are Mr Archue Smlth president Mrs Rylan der secretary Mrs Everson treasurer and Mrs Merwm vuce presndent Guldmg our Democracy by showlng rnterest In the ln dnvudual are Mr Dolen and Mass Haugh counselors M Edberg assistant prlnclpal and Mr McMann prlnclpal Thus year the faculty has orgamzed a school policy commnttee Dlscussmg a pro posed plan are seated Mnss Strlckler Mlss Halgh M Bergh Mlss Boggs Mr Mc Mann Mrs Vold Mass Bren hoff and Mass Downung standing M Westerlund Dell Morgan representmg the Courler Mr Dolen and Mass Anderson Not on the pucture are Dale Anderson from the Student Council and Mrs Lawrence Rylander P T S A representatuve -L f js' ' r W-.iff ' ff J 4 ff I lj K dj I 1 S , f M.- J 0 f ' Q ' 1 , K f j ' L .in ld , tix I X, 1 fy , ,,,,Q,, . W4 , , ,S A J f f' FW ,- lv i Y F' ww, l 2.-f-W' k Y' 0 lv x f ek. 1 .1 4 W04-gag ' Us 1 .1 , .4, qw - . 1 f' .fig Q 6' 4 f' , my A N f Y 7 I - . 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C . . 4 , f . , . , a ,f lf lf I To make ordlnary students unto efflclent office workers IS the goal of Mlss Strlckler and Mrs Berntsen Whlle some students type Lots Bakken demonstrates the ditto machine and Maureen Dahl operates the ductaphone Dress rehearsals opening mght and smeary grease pamt have not turned Mass Anderson s red haur to gray An mterested group of students look on as she applles make up to the face of Jeanne Holstrom Teaching self expressuon through the flner arts are Mrs Roach and Mass Boggs They are In the act of showlng puptls how a piece of clay can become lovely pottery and how a plaln puece of paper can be transformed unto a colorful pucture with the and of paint and brush D 3' 3z,,,,L,6, Mass Tatz helps make gurls physucally Ht forthe 'ob of cltlzenshlp rn the world ahead Healthy gurls make happl r gurls Professors Torwuck and Nelhart teach the fundamentals of the sclence frequently en titled Bugology Here they are Inspecting some sharks with two of thenr students Jaygf 0-argl-'X' 14 'Cn-um: Although usually seen buslly workmg nn the halls the custodlans take time out here for a brief rest Pictured are Mrs Roblnson Mrs Halgren and Mr DeZvel chlef custodlol engmeer Mass Chapin keeps a careful eye on the smppmg shears of students as they aspire to become expert seamstresses bffffe U25 1 . W' a . A, , yi, 5 - 1 , . I Q . . ' 9 . ' J F . e . 0 , . . . . . . .S . I ' ll ll ' ' , ...- Kip 7 , .. , . . , . , . , 5? V ,M s owto 'MJ Ljogeflwf .... One of the duties of a democratic school is to provide opportunities for employment after graduation. First-hand experience is offered through a new class here, called dis- tributive education. The class consists of eighteen students who have three classes: English, senior social studies, and distributive education. After distributive education class the students are dismissed to go to their various jobs. As a result of this training the students should gain confidence in themselves and become experienced in some field of work which will greatly aid them in the future. Dick Maas and Donna Connolly distribu Don Fisher uses sales technique to per- tnve education students wait for attention suade o customer to purchase a pair of from the cashier shoes. Greta Strom admires the work Of Ronald Part ot the distributive education group, Dufley as he ooes about his task of pressing Mary Berg, Arlene Freeman, Donna Connol- trousers ly, and Richard Maas, look on as Mr. Perry gives them some pointers on good salesman- ship. .......uf' Mr Carlson is pictured here with a group of students before going as an exchange teacher to New Zealand for one year He returned to Johnson after the Christmas va cation to begin the school year of 1952 Blended voices fill the air with sweet strains as Mrs Johnson leads one of her music classes in typical fashion special talent for brewing up an occasional pot of coftee to stimulate other men teach ers Here he helps Silvano Garafalo recent ly from Italy with his special English problems Compasses and protractors seem to be the order of the day for a learning group of mathematics students taught by Mr Sheplee Besides his teaching ability Mr. Harp has a A Jolla fguf W foaadf Many more practical sublects are now be :ng taught in Johnson along with the three Rs Home shop a class an repairing every thing from leaky faucets to carpet sweepers is taught by Mr Neuhart to prospective homemakers and potential husbands The important factor of getting along with others IS covered from two angles by a class In psychology taught by Mass Down :ng and a social and family problems work Different branches of manual classes are offered such as commercial art crafts and pottery to supplement the art program A vorlety of office classes from clerical practice and bookkeeping to general office training and transcription are included Economic geography and consumer edu cation are offered as very practical scuen tnfic courses with Mr Gustafson and Mr Kramer in charge For the linguist there ns a choice of Span ash or Latin Mann office workers busily go about their duties of aiding Mrs Jefferson and Miss Demo In office clerical work Answering and making telephone calls writing tardy ex cuses typing and filing are some of the tasks that prepare these gurls for future 'obs nn offices Under the supervision of Mass Hough the guidance office has built its alms on educa tional guidance Guidance teachers help stu dents plan their programs in such a manner as to not only give them a general educa tion but to prepare them for a happy future Among the numerous tasks of guidance office student helpers are marking tests fi' Ing and typing Fair play In athletics is the very backbone Leading our band in the song we ll never of true Democracy Coaches Kramer Peller forget Johnson Our Dear Old High and Gustafson stress this philosophy School is the director Mr Gibbons I1 6 0 0 o 0 0 shop, directed by Miss Chapin. . . . i jAQfl U'lCLl0 Q5 0 KEQHQOLPCLC Mom Office Workers left to right Pouse1te La Belle Mrs Jefterson Baxter A Rode Shure Miss Demo Elllngsen Llllyblcd and C Rode Guidance Oftce left to right B Johnson Mlss Hough Boldwln Hagel Pletrcszewskl Young Frons ond Olson ff is W bo k ore Selewoncuk Przybnllo Bonngord Somple Scumer Richter f ll JCACJL R Johnson and Konchol MISS BUIST qw- HJR I. gk , i4 f I SL,y7Ql' 'gk All lf ond little space to do It In Responsible for checking In and out of 4 ,i QJQBA N ht'-I , f R A S, , , A .A X fxlsygnk f.. l l Another student faces dlscnplme from the ethics commuttee members Meter Kassekert Kapsner and Barker The ethlcs commuttee handles anyone who gets out of lme wuth the rules set up by the Student Council This year the ethlcs commuttee has been so eFll cuent that conduct slnps have been reduced to one fourth the usual number Makmg preparatlon for for another third perlod sessron of the Student Council are Burke Wells treasurer Turnquust secre tary Mrs Vold advuser and D Anderson vnce presudent gathered around the desk of Pres: dent Schmudt As a servlce to students and also as a money ralslng prolect the Student Council supply store sells everythmg from two for a mckel erasers to looseleat notebooks nn scribed wuth Johnson In maroon and white Roger Anderson us un charge of orderung supplies and Dale Anderson has the head ache of dlstrlbutlng text books 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 I . , ' 1 I . f 1 1 , . 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I - ua IZ labs AL! l P fi , , Although the Student Council consists of only twenty eight members there are over 500 students participating In its large pro gram Through the board of governors board of homeroom representatives hall patrol and momtors and the new bug sis ter and brother idea Democracy is at work here at Johnson high school Officers of the Student Council are elected by the entire student body Student Council first row Barker B Ander son Flls Hultln ag lund Turnquust second row Mrs Vold Jens Wold Burke Peterson Conrath Ballard third row Olson Stoeck mann Wahman L Buda Buchelt fourth row D And rso'1 Fer erer H lmcnl Schmidt Roy Anderson fifth row Meier Flath man Knutson Ehn strom Wells R Ander son Student Council Assis tants first row Richard son Anderson Mesch ke Johnson Kassekert Pousette Kruskopf Fa gen second row Ivance Kapsner Mur ray Olson Engeswlck Stolarski Tangen Bren nan Swenson third row Srerakowsk Kraut Deyo Graf Johnson Wothe Phillips fourth row Green Plebarr Garbe Pnlla Chorn Smith French Morgan fifth row Shea Hoseth Hedman Stanway Wy land Van Dusartz Schultz stud Courtesy week homecoming the talent show play day are some of the events that the Student Council sponsors Among other things the Council takes charge of the supply store distribution of books flag raising and noon hour activities Through these and our student assemblies where we have a chance to volce our opln :ons and criticisms our student government and Democracy are one and the same arid COURIER STAFF Frost Morgan Stewart Llncoln Nelson Tangen Needham Schamens Clemas McKnnzne and Holstrom Freedom of the press I5 one of the most Important parts of the Bull of Rughts Here at Johnson we enloy thus llberty students with Mrs Murphy as adviser Wrltlng up thlngs which happen In school sports reviews, edntoruals and bats ot gossip packed up here and there are but a few of the many dutues ofthe lournallsts Other actuvltues of the COURIER staff In clude the Mlss Prlnt contest the corona tlon and the Headline Hop over whnch the chosen one this year Nancy Wold reigns Durung the week of February 'I4 the COURIER Cupld Servnce IS nn full swung with Cupldgrams delnvered to beaux and belles of the school for the pruce of a dime Thus last year there were twelve regular ussues ofthe COURIER and the specucll senior Issue COURIERS are sent free to graduates un the Armed Forces The COURIER staFf is entirely made up of H .aan ..,... .an ? in Q - , - ' ., , 1 'm 4 S ' 'Wi , , 1 X M Sf f ' MYWW Wx 5 , f flgfllc :J 1 ua ,Q- 5' ,fe Iii Lf? rQ5 Vx , ,,v x 2-fi if , 3: V kzygg r .FQ 4' 1 M w LUG, gf! 0l'l C our flrs row Bueslng M Helser Row Hultnn Wogtowrcz Buesmg B Hoglund Turnquxst second row Hogelberger Olson M Prrbyl Turnblom Olson Sodowslu Nelson lvance thlrd row Johnson M Schelen Nelson John Stotka Johnson fourth row St Germain Anderson Stoeckmann Barley Gorbe Buchelt fifth row Dahlln Nelson P e 1 e r s o n Wnlhelmson Gear R4 its WS as 5 -Qui xl Page eighteen A CHOIR lt IS a feellng of prlde and anxlety that fills the hearts of musuc minded students on notltlca tuon of thelr acceptance unto A Chour The Chonr which consists of about sixty students has contributed much to Johnson through their love and appreciation of good musnc Topping the lust of their numerous accomplishments was the presentation of the operetta Naughty Marietta Long hours and hard work went Into the production but the students partlcupatlng were well rewarded by the audience s enthusiasm and applause on opening nlght They mode recordings for the Red Cross lnterna tlonal Music Program and sang at assemblies, con certs church programs and commencement These are lust a few of the many actlvltues of this organlza non All of these have been accompllshed under the direction of Mrs Johnson l earffs NAUGHTY MARIETTA the operetta glven by the A Cholr thus year was a great success Wlth Vlrglnla Carlson as Marietta and Jlm Ander son as Captaln Duck thus sparklung comedy took Its place along with the flnest of operettas given here at Johnson Costumes of the soldiers and the gurls gay formals wnth their swtrllng sklrts created a whlrl of color Another flash of color was effected by the scenery The two scenes one a street tn New Orleans and the other a regal ball room complete wtth pillars were so reallstlc that one could really Imagine bemg there The musical score Included such well loved num bers as Falling In Love wlth Someone Ah Sweet Mystery of Llfe' 'Tramp, Tramp Tramp and ltal lan Street Song Such an array of humor color and beautiful music wall long be remembered by those who saw the operetta Naughty Marietta A Choir flrst row Caw Vunnes J Beckstrom Dillon McKlnzle Schul enburg Sptelman Vln nes Gales second row Mrs Johnson Wold An derson Brusell Carlson Sullivan Lygren third row Hoard Mller OI son D Ballard Went worth Nelson Fladlcnd fourth row Eng and Berndt Olson Johnson H Korbmacher Burke Nlkltuk fifth row Oberg Magnuson Campbell Lehmann Hanson Buch Phu r-if Page nineteen 0 Pee 2 A Q09 0 5 'f9 191 s-4 C 1 Page twenty Fl Malorettes Jasmsku Le bel L Belle Murray Lombard: Band flrst row Mr Gibbons Bryant Ehret Kolbo Heck Hobbs Anderson Wlstrom Jer sen Emerson second row Cle mas Kaese Johnson Fleck Matt son Shafer Hansen Pasluk Johnson R thurd row Roehl Johnson C Johnson J Wy lan Schmitz Ind Olson L Yarusso Croes fourth row Heth ermgton Derauf Nelson Kupka Andrews Johnson N fufth row Goranson Copocasa Duck John son G Elbner Bauman Thorn qunst Gupple slxth row Maus ton Bohne Steiner Carlson J Berndt Norman Schroeder Fry Anderson J Jergenson Dletsch Gehrtg BAND Our Democracy could not flourush so well wnthout the sparkle and cheer added by the hard workmg band In theur maroon umforms purchased by the athletic fund of Johnson they have appeared at many actlvmes to add the flnushmg touch to the programs Thelr numerous accompllshments may go unheeded publlcally but privately they add personal satlsfactlon The buggest event of the year was the annual Band Concert whtch took long hours of practice to make It the success It was Besndes thus the members marched four tlmes In the St Paul Wlnter Carnival played for the Community Chest Luncheon and took part un the annual Band Banquet band performed between quarters Along wuth all thus marchlng and playing the musnclans sponsored the tradutnonal Wnndy Hop on St Patrick s Day A small group from our band make up the German Band whnch IS back agam thus year wnth a full program of performances In thelr German costumes and with thelr Teutonlc accents they add a but of comedy wherever they play The band proper conslsts of about slxty members mcludlng the flve malorettes Practlces are held ln the band hall behmd the school Cer taunly the band has come a long way since It was organlzed In 1922 wnth a membershlp of 16 holding practnces before school and during lunch pertods lilsfmp, K Z7 0,9 . . 2 . .I E I O- d, f sf, 3 5 U! 1 an Q o I I l' J . . . . ' Q U . ' . xx -A . . D I . .I 0 o 5- ' l ' D 0 Adding to the excitement of the hockey and football games, the , . . . 0 0 . I . . ' . . ,, . ,, l A W . . l. I Q l 1 ' . by, . Q Y . . . . . I My if r y I . , , . 4 N 1' l ' ' if ' W cam , f 'L ' f X fx -' , X ff to X X frw A' ekA K - A hx Til' I f ' 'N 'SX' X ' . in 1 X x x Q jlzey racfice laeaLing .... Radio Workshop, first row: Schamens, Bru- sell, Cunni n g h a m, Johnson, E., Nelson, D., second row: Laber, Miss Downing, Brown, Johnson, R., Harris, Schmitz, John, Peter- son, B., Clang. Bank first row Bren nan Peloqum second row Harder K em Jennnrgs third row Lei el Bifulk ohn son A fourth row Rode Amev Bahne mann Drake RADIO WORKSHOP An organization that plays a very Important part in the building of a Democracy by their belief in the freedom of speech as the Radio Workshop Workshop students learn the funda mentals of broadcasting which Includes script writing and reading diction dramatlcs and announcing Organized in i942 they practice in their own well equipped studio and give actual broadcasts over the air waves Under the direction of Miss Downing the Workshop has presented such programs as Golden Stories Adventures in Drama and the Junior Town Meeting which was broadcast on the sublect Should All American Citizens Be Sublect to Con scription For Essential Work ln Time Ot War? BANK With all our money transactions carried on at Johnson what would we do without our smoothly operated bank? Under the direction of Miss Edith Beckman the bank of Johnson High School has taken over the posting transactions and banking deposits for all School classes and clubs Mr Robert Diehl former bookkeeping teacher and principal of Johnson started this new and efficient system which because of its many great advantages l'as been adopted by most other St Paul high schools This banking system proved such a success that it is still being used today P13 twfvt I ' ,' I ' , .b I . , J - 1 - . . . . I ' , ' ' , ' , ' . responsibilities ot sending statements, cashing checks, ,, . . . . . ,, . . . . I 1 ' ' ' ,, . .. . 1 . . . . . . . . ,, . . :fe : N ,'- 2 ,Qing U AQ? pt 'G' 'P -sl' 49' ,C 'Q 1' 0 -ug 46 v 'V' -nf QW' ble Y TA 'Q Page twenty two Gnrls Club first row Mlss Downey Sanford Schlen cher Raasch Auge Turn q st M Turnquxst A second row Dickson B Skoog Hobbuns George Bandelm Testa Konecz ny thurd row Dochmak Presbrey Schulte Duck son P Zlentek Bakken Llllyblad Haglund fourth row Gonsoskl Adams, Pedro Malmgren Mold enhauer Pnnskl Meschke fifth row Rowan Lund qulst Flns Canrath Burke Ehret Allen urs row T: ez Swanson Puerson Donald Richter Sommer dorf second row yr haug Johnson C Muel ler Beckstrom Helder Skinner Skarda third row Ballard Brenran Heurkens Slrek Johnson V Carlson Johnson J fourth row Muller Vasseur McKlnnon Amundson Caw Stotka Slerakowskl fifth row Meyer Hanover Flefarek Hall Roy Schuldt Kaese first row Wmstrom El lungsen Langevln Clemas Sommerdorf Frost Ste wart Kustelskn Dombros ky second row Larsen Nlelard McCullah Bow ers Kapsner Everson Johnson B Johnson S thlrd row Olson Casey Kosmalskn Rogers Wal kmson Western Fagen Jo nson Schulte fourth row Shafer Stack Frederlckson Kruskoph Rogers Cunnlngham Bry ant Kampfer flfth row Vlllano Haugen Light bourn Davtds Kornmann Bennett Machesney Johnson C first row Buesnng Jens Schnanth Anderson B Brusell Carlson Wold Barker Kohls sec ond row Turnblom John son B Sadowskn In coln Ness Ahlqulst Pro hofsky Geske Steele Fercello third row Fen ton Mattson Lundgren Schlattman Anderson D Anderson M Hetherung on Halverson Went worth fourth row John son M Brxsson aw rence Logas Hoard Larson Morrxson fifth row Valento Anderson M Brusell Gesm Bueblg hauser Reslune Kenaley Fleck O 6 0 0 o 0 . , . , . 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I 1 1 ll 'I I I - b A A V Y N , 1 1 1 Ol' U19 ogef el Socowogs flrst row' Mrs Berntsen LaFleur Thole Jones Hagel Reusem Thubault Breed lee sec ond row Stewart Fran sen Pachano Nelson M Jo non M Frost on deau thurd row Lamson Amey Baxter Wentworth Johnson E Nuederosku Aruola Buckley Peltuer fourth row Nelson C Swanson Roel1l DeMarre Murray Lundgren Stack flfth row Brennan Vue o Johnson E Grun Morruson Graf Peterson L Ba ard first row McDanuel Gules Sucard Kush Brausen Cossach Belland Breed Massa Morrow second row Zuolkowsku McCul lah Brown Malmgren Harry Grumn Appleton Luhrsen Lygren thurd row Hultun Olsor' M Hauder Orlando House Sammerdorf S hul Hagelburger uourth row Mullen John Regenauer Pomorslu Johnson Olsen P Schwartz En geswuck Rogers flrs row Bufulk Bugh Urbanslu May Wolto wucz Buesung Beckstrom Balclcen Fellace second row Johnson S ue barth Jasunsku Sarne Cunmngham House Vut as thurd row Quam Roach Stolarsku en nungs Sulluvan Schulen berg Olson D Haglund fourth row La Barre Snulxer Sulluvan Stotka Tangen Haag Johnson A Kasselmert flfth row Myers Lundauust Reylek Andren Berg Schere Frans Dahl GIRLS CLUB To reap enuoyment from doung good for others mught well be the purpose of Gurls Club All the year around these gurls work hard doung thungs for people un thus country and abroad The club supplues money for food and clothung for theur two adopted European babues through the Save the Chuldren Organuzatuon One sees the fruuts of theur labor here at school as well They supply the puns, needles and thread whuch are found un Muss Chapun's room and hold the Sno Ball annually whuch brungs un most of the club funds ln addutuon to thus they make favors and nut cups for use un the Hastungs Mental Hosputal and stuff toys for Red Cross prolects SOCOWOGS SOCuety Of WOrkung GurlS us the phrase from whuch Socowogs get theur name Thus club was especually desugned for workung gurls who work each day and therefore are unable to attend any other club meetungs The Socowogs meet only durung the club peruods allotted them durmg home room Sunce the club was taken over by uts present ad vuser Mrs Berntsen, the Socowogs have been savung money whuch wull someday buy a puece of offlce equupment for use un the typung room At the present tume they have approxumately S150 un thus fund The Socowog Club guves workung gurls who would not usually have the opportunuty a chance to take an actuve part un school clubs and actuvutues Page twenty th V66- A o o o o , , : - : , - h s , ,, , R - I , : , , : 7 , ' F rl I 'I I ., II . : I I , 2 : , - , , , , 1 : , ., ., , c te, , , . -I I I , , N., I 'I I T , . t r , , I I l , 2 : , ,, Z - I I - l 2 2 , I I A , , -, 1 : I ., 5 z , . u u 1 . . . . . . - . , . . . 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' 1 - I I I Q QPU Olflllllg YTEENS Once again the Johnson YTeens spon sored their annual carnival and talent show under the direction of their adviser Miss Tatz Much time and hard work gave the gurls a feeling of satlsfac tion when the evening brought such a bug success Tl'ls year the eighty members were kept busy par trclpatlng In such actlvltles as sending chocolates to Germany at Christmas time, studying human rela tions and working for good grooming They also donated to such organizations as the Free Bed Fund Y Teens which corresponds with the boys' organ ization of Hn Y was originally called Girl Reserves This as one of the oldest clubs of Johnson Page twenty four YTeens first row Hob buns Patterson Everson Rot Kohles Skardo Johnson J second row Andersor' D Anderson A Lawrence Ness Ahl quust Prohofsky Llncoln third row MacKinnon Mueler Frrcello Light bourre Casev Schuldt fourth row Lincoln S Bon Ol en Harder Thor DeWall Skinner fiftl' row Johnson M Hack man Graf Dudero Wothe Bingham Kaese first raw Brown Gruen ha en Olsor Brusell Anderson e Richter LaBathe second row Redmg P Jenson Holst Hall Hobbs Heck third row Muller Bryant Gooler Cunningham Gesun Bennett Crosby Schletty fourth row Lor son Swenson Mukesh Hoffman Lewis Ma m gren Barker Abernathy fifth row Swenson C Anderson B Johnson Wod Schnaxth B A derson lens first row Richter Severin Bakken Meschke Doch nick George Raasch A second row Miss Tatz Presbey Schulte Schroe der Johnson Spielmar Bocgren Chelgren Ry lan er third row Kos malskl Holmberg Fred erlckson Western Rogers Nelson Steele Quat mann fourth row Olson Anderson Schelen Pers son Conrath Anderson Slrek Ehret fifth row Davnds Nordquust Matt son Strom Burke Schlatt man Brlssor' PAN AMERICAN Since it was first founded at John son the Pan American club has grown rapidly This year there are two clubs the beginning and the ad vanced Spanish classes Thus club meets once every two weeks with the atm In mind of famlllarlzrng themselves with the language customs and traditions of the Spanish and Mexican peoples by partaklng In Native games songs and refreshments In substitution for their annual assembly the club sponsored a Pan American dance with Mexican per formers furnishing the floor show during intermission These students have found learning a foreign language as much fun as It IS work I 00 0 0 0 o . 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I Q I ,411 Pan American Club hrst row Hobblns Linn Mey er Steele Skoog Breed Raasch Schleucher second row Miss Downey Bar rett LaBathe Presbrey Richter Sucard Sample Harris Richardson third row Hayne Quatman Kampfer Haugen Hall Nardqutst Holst Kreuger fourth row Slerakowskr Anderson M Testa Hull Euc er Anderson B Nelson Ehret fifth row Anderson M Hoard Ge IH Jers Powe sk: Andren Fagen Johnson sixth row Clarlzno B kula Bennett Myers Ftblson Logas Masquers first row Fel lae Jenson El-:ret Dl lon Schnalth Holstrom Kassekert Barker Turn qulst second row Miss Anderson Hogstrom Hull Jens Sullivan Fa en Fredrlcksor' third row Tangen Crosby John Kruskoph Hanover Nik: tuk fourth row Burke Conrath Muller Olsen Hfth row Peterson R O Brien Wyland Srme Ferderer Peterson B Spectrum first row Lom bard: Olson Dickson Piercy Langevm Kustel ski Hobblns Thor second row Miss Boggs Helder Anderson Flefarek Chris tensen TlFtt Victor Johr son S Clang third row Lincoln Monocchno Duc kopt Johnson K Nled eroskl Patterson Sloat Lundquust fourth row Heck Corbin Johnson B Morelll Sofe Korn mann Prlbyl Morgan fifth row Reglin Stock Peterson Johnson R Blarkqutst Wells Dudero Peltzer 21111 A1 MASQUERS To help its members develop poise and the ability to express themselves creatively in our Democracy is the purpose of the Masquers Drama Club Through the years, Masquers has become one of the best known clubs of our school This is one of the few clubs that hold a meeting twice a month one being a homeroom and the other an after school meeting Some of the activities of the thirty tive members who make up the Club are their Initiation Christmas and theater parties and a pow wow given as the last meeting ofthe year ln addition they sponsor the 3 one act plays nn the sprung and contribute to at least one charitable activity Miss Anderson is the faculty adviser J C 'DF SPECTRUM To tl'os Int rested In art tne Spect1um Club means a great deal In this club the students have one strong common bond their zeal for the wielding of a paint brush and the creating of what ever their Imagination inspires The students who show the most interest and cap ability in art are selected for membership tn this club which meets once a month Much time and eftort is spent on the creating of the colorful decorations which you see at the school dances and parties Many days members of Spectrum remain in school for extra hours in order to complete these decorations Without their artistic efforts no dance or party could be complete Mass Boggs is the adviser Pic twfnty e 1 Z I I ' I I I f 1 I I , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 F f : 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . v X 1 1 1 ' 3 1 1 .1 1 1 h 1 1 .1 1 ' ' I I X 1 11 1 f. . . , ., l , . 1 1 I : , a- I I I I , 1 1 . - C 1 1 1 I - I D B 1 1 X - I I ' H1 .W 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 9 1 f -I : 1 Q-. 1 1 1 1 1 - O I : , , , , ' . rd' I , 1 1 ,. . , 1 , . , 1 . , ,, ' -.V 1 1 . 1 M V1 I I I L 1 , . 1 I I ' 1 1 1 I I ' I 1 1 I : I 1 . 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' I I r 1 -1 f' '21 1 1 1 X . 1 Q ' 2 ' v , C C 1 . , I 1 1 ,, 1 1 I - . - 1 C lt' l : ' ,4 JZHL jun Camera Club Hrst row Lamson Slewert Presbrev second row Stoll Munson Fry Boogren Beartschy Freseman thurd row Anderson Eng lund Bucher Wvland R Mr West erlund Stage Force first row Arendsee Zick Suewert Mr Nelhort second row Merlin Bruce Christensen Roberto Morgan Kopsner CAMERA CLUB To promote the use of that tascinat mg invention the camera Johnsons interested pho tographers have lomed together to form a Camera C ub Me tings are held monthly when movies are shown describing the use of camera and its mechan :sms Some of this years activities were a visit to Mr Westerlund s home to inspect his personal darkroom the organization of a solon for the purpose of getting constructive criticism from other members of the club and taking pictures at dances The club consists of thirteen members who have spent many hours working to promote this work Being new this year, the Hshutterbugs hope to further their work next year. Page twenty-six STAGE FORCE Proficient might well be the adlec tive used to describe our ever ready Stage Force Painting and constructing the scenery tor the Oper etta and J S Play are the most difticult of their tasks Meeting with Mr Nelhart during first period they begin the day ready for anything They are always busy either checking on lockers or working on props and decorations Because ofthe number of times he must be excused from class, a Stage Force member must have three faculty recommendations As you can see from the many responsibilities required of these people they must be ambitious dependable and be able to thunk for themselves Many thanks go to these wonder workers who help to make Johnson a better and more cheerful place to live in. A 111 112114 'UU Courner Cubs Grst row K a p s n e Dombrosky Heck McCulloh Everson Duc son B Hobbnns Baldwln second row Tar uscuo Richardson Fred rrck an Western Holm berg Ballard Lorentzen thur row Rcg rs on rath Robb Suewurt Sta benow Schelen as 39- if 9? QC' ev 'P 'P' 13 'T' COURIER CUBS Learmng the publlcatlon secrets of a school newspaper IS the mam obgectlve of the Courler Cubs, composed of Journalism l students They eagerly learn the fundamentals of lournalusm whnch nnclude wrmng straught news sports and fea ture stories composing headlunes and planning page makeups The Cubs have proved to be an asset to the 1952 COURIER by publishing two Issues wrutlng stones for other Issues and edltnng the sports page because there were no boys on the present regular staff They also helped wuth the Courier sponsored dances 9? Courier Agents flrst row Jasunslrx Fredruc sor Hall Ruchardson Legato Dillon Hobbrns Bakken second row Langlvan Heck Zxebarth Taruscuo Schamens McKmzle Kap sner Frost third row Schnanth Holstrom Went worth Anderson Tangen 'Q' u wan L o r e n t z fourth row Peltner Schel en Ballard Nelson Wy Maroon Agents flrst row Skoog Rode Olson D Quam LaBelle aw Amey Fellace second row lvance Regenauer Brusell Wold Olson S Fladland third row Sad owslu Lundgren Yourg Nelson Johnson Splelman fourth row Nelson C Peltuer Lara my Nelson K Crosby Hagstrom tlfth row Tan gen Mvers Weldon Oberg Deyo Bcertschy Fisher COURIER MAROON AGENTS and MAROON agents our publications could not survnve COURIER agents have taken on the 'ob ot sellmg subscrlptuons, dellverung the papers taklng orders for Cupudgrams, and sellmg tuckets for COURIER spon sored dances In these ways they have helped make such actnvmes a success Showmg their efficiency by sellmg approxumately 900 annuals are the MAROON agents These students have accomplished the dutues of collectung sensor engravung tees, sellmg annuals sell :ng ads and delnvermg the books at the school year s en Wnhouf COURIER Page tm-nty l fl Cl Ol' . . . . ug, . 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I ' . 1 1 I 1 ,119 HrY first row Winchell Flbl son Bauman Miller Obef mann Martngnacco second row M Smiley Erickson Johnsor Carlson Peterson Guertin third row Larson unter Anderson Gear ndauist Rifle Club first row Gooler Youngdahl Corbin Morgan Jergen on Roberto Meyer ton Olson Rav Stoll Fre dine Judlsch Nelson third raw Munson Berrin Sitko Baertschy Palony Hensler fourth row Schwartz Zech bauer Wyland Hanson Knutson Sundberg Bredahl Hl Y For the purpose of maintaining and extending high standards of Christian living in a Democracy to the male students of our school the Hi-Y was estab- lished a few years ago. Meetings are held once a week at the East Side YMCA. This club is kept busy the year around with their annual dance basketball team and other proiects that come up during the year .uch as their selling of carnival buttons this year. No fun would make this a dull club so for enter- tainment they sponsor sleigh rides bus parties and pow-wows. We gg Q93 WW Z, . PAX ff I T , '00, ,, 3 3 Ts T ' Page twenty-eig ht SY-fa RIFLE CLUB Proudly displaying medals and em blems which they have won are these sharpshooters who have banded together to form our Rifle Club, Each Monday night the Rifle Club which is under the supervision of Mr. Worthington meets at Wilder Playground where they shoot. On some nights they compete against other high school teams. This helps to keep them in practice improves their aim and provides enioyment. Not to be outdone in any field the fairer sex has entered this activity. Many of the girls in the club equal the boys as far as ability and marksmanship are concerned. HISTORICAL SOCIETY One of the newer clubs the Historical Society was organized a few years ago with the purpose in mind of keeping a record of all graduates of Johnson. Bound copies of the COURIER are on file in Club headquarters, 109. At present, the Club has worked back as far as the class of 1940. The records include a picture and a listing of any important incident in the lives of the graduates. When the Club meets, they divide into groups and spend their time making and filing cards or cutting pictures and articles from the newspapers. Miss Bienhoff is the club adviser. g O O O . , !vK v , ' f 2 I ' f AL l I ' f b ' T W - 1, r. ' , I ' , 't x . 1' V V . I' . I . I G ,I , , E Ru l ' . ,M W M ,P I. 1 ' ,I ' K. second- rdw: Mr. Worthingi 3 1 1. , i 1 x, ' ' ' If V . , ' fir . ' Q z I I I I I I t I I Q C I I H H I I 1 I o hey! Uv . 'S I A ' me W 1 D X '19 I J I e f i Q 4 z I Get jew ga Historical Society Irs row Helser Holstrom Cow Johnson M Dew all Johnson B Haglund Lillyblad second row Miss Bienhoff Jens Ard e son E geswlck D Morre Buesing Rode Richardson third row Flis Blossom Frons Rode Mille Dahl Johnson A fourth row Linn Bertel Kruslropf Meier Berndt Jennings Green fifth row Morrison Hon son Kru son Stanwoy Dyrhaug Sundberg Nel son Melander Peterson Red Cross first row Frost Bifulk Kapsner Aber nathy Vinnes Skinner Peterson Barnes second row Holmberg Ballard Griffin Steele House Harris Peterfeso third row Rode Wentworth Anderson McKinnor Lar omy Morgan Needham Heurkens fourth row Oberg Strom Bennett Mozion Mr Hoff Boog ren Dahl Johnson Ton gen Steno Club first row Kassekert Cow McCul lah Bokken Johnson M Felloce second row Mrs Berntser' Johnson B Pachano Ellingsen Tip pel Schulte Pomorski Flodland' third row: John- son A. Do Mi er Olson Lehman Ewers Frans Jennings. 7 Ki tp' 'T' il N. 011 MP, ' WHY RED CROSS Love makes the world go round and R d Cross makes love go round the world. Planning the many Junior Red Cross activities for the school is the responsibility of the Red Cross Coun- cil composed of a representative from each home- room. Every Johnson Red Cross member participates in such varied activities as caroling ot Christmas time, decorating hospitals, entertaining at Gillette Hos- pital and Hastings State Mental Hoscitol, fillina Christmas gift boxes for children in Europe and Korea, and giving money to the National Children's Fund and the Junior RC Service Fund. Under the leadership of Mr. Hoff, our Red Cross has been able to serve our country, community, and school. STENO CLUB One of the many rights in a democ- racy is freedom to pick whatever occupation one desires. The Steno Club is made up of twenty-three girls who are in the shorthand II and secretarial practice classes. These future stenographers, many of whom find stenographic jobs before graduating, hold meet- ings during class periods. Running off tests on the ditto or mimeograph ma- chines, typing lists of names, and sending out school letters are but a few of the many duties performed by these girls. During club meetings many outside speakers and demonstrators are heard. The girls also take tours through prominent business offices. Page twent xcerpla mm a 0 naomle ri nary September 5 Back to good old Johnson Its fun to see all the kads agaan but homework already ugh' September 28 Nancy Wold as Mass Prant All of the garls wore such clever newspaper costumes October 5 We stall have the Hatchet' The Governors topped Hardang J93 an a most excatang football game October 15 We f1nally f1nashed takang the group pactures for the MAROON The Junaors couldnt re member what letter thear names began wath and Mass Downey found a lattle grey katty to pose wath October 19 We trampled over Humboldt tonaght to end a perfect homecomang week Jackae and Howae were crowned Tuesday an an excatang assembly and Wednesday our parade was really terraflc wath saxty decorated cars Of course the dance was successful wath many alumna attendang Johnson leg men won the Caty Cross Country Event today too October 23 140 traumph over Walson brought us up to a thard place tae an football finals October 26 Bs cop Caty Tatle October 31 Ghosts and goblans haunted the annual J Club Halloween dance tonaght Tomorrow as Back to School Nate for the P T S A Here s where our parents f1nd out what we are lake an school November 2 We got our f1rst taste of the new Report Cards today November 8 Whale we enaoy two gloraous days of vacataon the teachers study at MEA Conventaon' enaoyang Thanksgavang Vacataon December 9 The Faculty really surprased us at the Faculty Varsaty basketball game today Proceeds go for the New trophy case Been sayang excuse me so much thas week ats becomang a habat Courtesy week as really good for us Friday naght as the Sno Ball Hope we have snow for at December 12 What slavery' We couldnt answer half the questaons an College Aptatude Tests today December 14 Farst basketball game of the season wall be tonaght Dont know what to expect but the new coach Mr Kramer really knows has busaness Its rumored that we re gettang a new pay phone for students Well be broke' December 21 A full day wath the Chrastmas Sparat an full swang The comang vacataon hall decorataons and Chrastmas assembly all help and a beautaful watch as a farewell present to Mr Park as he leaves for New Zealand capped the clamax January 16 Talent galore was uncovered today at the Talent Show Quartettes and anstrumental num bers were the fashaon January 25 How dafferent' A free party for all Junaors and Senaors And what fun' Lots of food lots of games dancang and tables to sat at and convers Our gymnasts are really makang a name for them selves They are Caty and Northwest Champs second an the state February 8 Wath the Caty Hockey Champaonshap un der thear belts the pucksters are ready to take on tlce State Tournament February 14 Ah love' Couraer Cupadgrams let us all an on whos been secretly admarang whom It was a close race for Kang and Queen of Hearts wath Arlene Tapple and Matt Cocchaarella crowned at the Sweetheart Swang Effects of the Johnson amprove ment plan are showang up Many boxes of new desks are crowdang the halls February 27 The operetta was gaven tonaght and I m stall hummang Naughty Maraetta March 17 Its goang to be dangerous to step anto the streets around here now The Sophomores are startrng thear Road Practace an Dravers Traanang The campaagnang for Student Councal electaons as gettang hot and heavy The measles have taken thear toll on attendance lately March 28 Jeans freckles and red handkerchaefs were the fad at the Barn Dance Apral 3 Ill be laughang for weeks over You Cant Apral 5 What a wonderful feelang to wake up thas mornang wath a full week of vacataon ahead of me Is my new hat ever cute Probably wont wear at after Easter though Apral 14 Back to school and off wath the shoes and stockangs for feet examanataons Apral 25 The band showed thear talent for Classacal numbers at the Annual Band Concert tonaght May 2 Tohaghts the baggest naght of all Just waat tal the kads see my new formal' The Prom lust must be dreamy May 9 I sure enaoyed the Three One Act Plays tonaght May 15 Im tared and sunburned and full of hot dogs Play Day was a success' May 30 Gone Fashan thats me Memoraal Day Vaca taon wall be wonderful af I can lust land a f1sh Here at as Maroon Day wath everyone rushang around and bells rangang all too soon June 11 and Gradua taon are lust around the corner of, foo ,rf N f t5 PL to A was fQllOM v, , Af? Lars an X SCI-1691. 1 X E A' Xu gl! sxtl ,f-Q I ng. -.1-D X--'N J' j Mft-'X bconbm Page tharty 0 7 o O O O O November 23. We are stuffed with 'Turkey but really Take lt'With You , the J. S. Play. , ' ' D. M. ' s ' C23 A Q J -C X T 9 . f r f F k 4, 3 :Q I X 6 E l I x ' 'I I d ,- X ' , xg s 1 D 'X .- .1 f- -A f 2 X ,, lfli09l Cl,l0 5 of jI L8I'l 5 IW 2 Q6L:5lfU 8 LUCL :5 MAROON STAFF GIVES THANKS In the process of producung a yearbook the staff comes up agannst many questuons whlch they cannot answer alone Thct as when the Maroon staFf apprecuates the patlenf and helpful attltude of the faculty and admmustratlon To the Commercnal depart ment we are nndebted tor mnmeographung our questuonnaure We owe much to the spectal help of the employees at Green En gravnng Company North Central Publishing Company and Golllng Studuos The Star? 0 L I flf .e - 11 C A . ft' . ff V ' , If . A 5 jf . . I I E.. ' l l.. f4i1lj A , X .. 1 , :V , ' , f l A I r If I ' ,f ff f . x I 1 1' r fly' V D ffrd A cl M! L MOCIMCQ5 mLUL6!2l'l6Lf MAROON STAFF Frst w chamens Holstrom Mo gan Se ert Morrlsor' Clemas second Bakken Corbm Boldwun Stewart Frost Pr byl lance Heck ffffmfgbf ff! JL! f MAROON STAFF Jeanne Holstrom Goldie Schamens Lows Bakken Patrlclo Clemas Associate Editors Dell Morgan Co edltors if f ART STAFF Robert Corbm Wnlllam Heck Co edutors Jeanne Prlbyl BUSINESS STAFF Wfywu' f' Janice Ivance Advertlsung Manager Patrlcla Morrison Subscrsptlan Sales Manager Bonme Baldwin Typist Duck Snewert Roger Stark Photographers FACULTY ADVISORS Evellne Murphy Edltorlal Marlon Boggs I' Rose Moosbrugger Buslness MJMZ IQ.-u 'F' My was if-J. 40-aw- C Ya, 0 0 Cll' Ol' x .2 4-.7 X we J F, -J T, . A A It H u . ..,. ,.... ,....,,,..., , A . 0: A gif -- T - - ful , 2 ,-. ll Jackie Frost . . , , , , Dolores Stewart , ,f 1 , ff ' Q IU, ffl! ' fl X4 I f f ' ., , ,, 1' fy J 5 lv rl ML - ' , , At 0 . ' ,1 X Qc, , gf O Q? ' My i ff fx' L. M ty A 'LQ . . Q- 45: eI'll0l 5 cafe efltff 'I George Schultz Klwanus Bob Schmidt Liberty Award COURIER Sports Award Marvun Stoeckmann Rotary Award Mary Rae Burke Llberty Award 2 Bull Heck Jeanne Prlbyl Shirley Lincoln Bob Corbln Art Awards 3 Ray Mener J Club Award 4 Dell Morgan Margie McKnnzue Pat Clemas Nan cy Needham COURIER Co editors 5 Betty Flus D A R Award 6 Bob Ferderer V F W Award 7 Jannce lvance Student Council Non member Page th ly lou gl 144 Award Bev Anderson Student Council Member Award Jerry Lehmann Student Council Non member Award Roger Anderson Student Council Member Award 8 Jeanne Holstrom Speech Award Maroon Co editor Duck Peterson Speech Award 9 Dave Knutson Science Award lO Martha Bueslng John Oberg Music Award Nancy Wold Music Award V F W Award Vlrglnla Carlson Music Award 'll Goldie Schamens MAROON Co editor 12 Carol Rode Commercual Award l mr A , ' vi ' 0- q lx ' XX '-- - ,I ' ' , J ' and f J x. ' I 4 l , A V' y cgi? Y ,M ,.,,t AI 4 ua , l A , A , A 5 J 5 N -:Mis A I y y A 'wt ' Q l ff 1 Q - ' f . , Q J 5 I n A lrl'rtl A A ff Jg,,,W.,, 4' 2' n ll .Q J ir - r :cj 'hn9l ' A 27 ameri f e awn . A cheery smile and a bright, Good morning, are the signs that school is beginning. The first stop is at the locker where preparation for the day is made. There are a few, however, who find that they are just a bit slower than the bell. Here, in this room, dreams of no final exams are shattered. Sighs of dismay and Why didn't I get up when Mother called me? are heard. And so to class. Here visual education is used to show some important facts which should be remem- bered. This is well appreciated by students, for it ofters a variety from the usual classroom routine. There goes the bell and its down the hall to see t at certain someone A glance is given at an ex hibit and then something of interest is seen thus a stop along the way However a hurried look is all t at can be given for soon the tardy bell will be ringing rm oil? -tv! Page thirty fve 00l'l line eanri bU'lC lille I 3, ff Upon sitting down to eat we notice som thing different bedecking the table. Here stands the pig who was invited by some with their bait of crumbs but was very unwelcome when he arrived. This lovely creature was the guest of careless ones but it taught a lesson: That of keeping the tables clean. The lunches are gone, but the hunger lingers on. To satisfy that craving an ice cream sandwich is bought. This will give the meal iust the right finishing touch. The bell has rung and once again It is lunch time Those who are closest can dash in and be among the first in line Business seems to be going slow at first u Isnt lo g be ore things are g ng in full swing Every day such scenes as these are beheld A girl who is thin enough to start with comes along and buys a salad because is on cl diet theres the football hero who takes four scoops of potatoes and three bottles of milk Such I5 the routine in the long to be remem bered cafeteria 5 521645 an Ueflf bt! i The Tume 2 45 Place Any classroom Restlessness becomes evudent about thus tume of the day Each stu dent euther talks to hus pal uust across the ausle or suts un hus seat tensely awautung the ever welcome bell One last word to the school chum and then uts unto the bus and home Look one durectuon and you can see groups of boys or gurls wolkung Look the other durectuon and you can see a bus rumblung along All over teen agers can be seen wendung theur way homeward gou- F' fswfivu I Th bell has rung and students head for the doors Those wuth luttle to do hurry to the gym where they ob erve the broad shouldered basketball players demonstrate theur skulls The students are gone the humdrum us over and the long halls are once agaun sulent Soon everyone wull be gone from the buuldung and darkness wull envelope all the school The halls of learnung are temporaruly forgotten whule all Johnsonutes are en grossed un restful sleep Page thurty seven 0 K . 5 ' 3 Qi ,ly ecreafion rogram . . . . Typucal of the numerous dances at Johnson as the one pictured above Much effort on the part of var nous orgomzatuons nn the school make these events the successes they are Watchmg the dancers gauly whurl around an thenr costumes could only be smcerely apprecrated by those who spent much trme servmg on dance committees Committees ranged from deco ratmg to tnckets music chaperones or checknng Page thnrty eught Upon the arrrval of Frnday night one could nearly always find a lrghted gym wrth soft lazzy or country musuc floatung through the rafters Dancers entered the gym In such costumes as matchmg sweaters and they were dressed for the occasron All these school dances play an Important part nn the lnves of the students at Johnson 4 ' . . I . I ' ' ' ' socks, fancy clothes, or plaid shirts and ieans. Yes, . . I . I I . Q n fm 5 In a A The passlng of each school day has brought with at a new and excutnng event Some were not as spectacular as others but they wall all remam In our m morles for a long time Many ofthe e events were not recorded by photography but here are the ones that have caused excutement and enloyment for many Posing In thenr newspaper dresses are Mass Print Nancy Wold and the other gracious candidates Jenny Dombroskl Mary Kapsner .lackue Blebnghauser and Mary Rae Burke Clowmng In a football prep assembly by these husky grid stars presented the audience a laugh Here they have changed places and costumes with the cheerleaders A Core Class specialty was the field trap which carried on a system of education by doing The stu dents pictured mspect one of the large airplanes at Wold Chamberland Field Chrnstmas tnme not only made Johnson take on a new appearance but at brought on a new splrlt from the students Everyone eagerly participated In the Yuletude events While some aided In decoratung the halls others took part an the carolmg or the dramahc tableaux Assemblies of both entertammg and educational manner were presented throughout the year They Included assemblies on Atomuc Energy bell ringing trampolme pertormung musnc The Faculty Varsity basketball game showed good sportsmanship on the part of both students and teach ers As the men faculty members played a hard game nn the outlandush costumes the women acted as falthful cheerleaders Blushes and giggles were prevalent on Valentines Day as Cupudgram singers seranaded many a lad and lassue Arlene Tlpple and Matthew Cocchlarella smnle for the photographer as Kung and Queen of Hearts The couple reigned over the Sweetheart Swlng The hustle and bustle of Maroon day cannot be equoled Through the pages of our Maroons we Gnd our year s actuvmes and we are anxnous to have our frnends who have shared these actnvntles wuth us sngn our books 0l'l'leC0l'I'lU'lg 'E fic HOMECOMING Former Kung Tom and Queen Bev marched slowly back and forth before lovely ladies and handsome gentlemen As Loretta Cow Howle Olson June Fenton Howie Ehnstrom Ruth Barker Ray Meier Marne Sadowskl Dave Nelson Mary Rae Burke Duck Hansen Jackle Frost and Bob Ferderer walted expec tantly Bev and Tom chose Jackie and Howre to take their places As they knelt before their thrones the lovely Queen of Snows took crowns from llttle bearers Frannle Frost and Jim my Pasluk and the loyal sub lecs sighed t I crown thee A whole week of festlvltles with all the trlmmlngs made Homecoming the hlghllght of the fall semester The colorful parade of more boldt utter defeat In the com mg game At the Homecoming Dance many alumnl met again Gay couples danced to the muslc of Steve Dunning s Orchestra Lots of private parties car rled the celebration Into hugh gear Pow wows and dances were IH hugh fashion Of course we gave Hum boldt the defeat we had prom :sed In an excltlng 19 O flmsh fini! Queen acLie Jcng owie U than sixty cars promised Hum- 15 , N5 ramafic eringzi is We N. We all remember Mama of I Remember Mama the J S Play of T951 The cast of twenty three con vuncungly acted the parts ot the luttle Scandunavuon tamuly and theur assocuates We wull remember not only the tamulys hugh handed mama but also quuet understandung papa omotuonal Katrun the chuldren Dagmar Chrustune and Nels bousterous but Iovung Uncle Chrus the nousy aunts Jenny and Sugrud tumud Aunt Truna Uncle Eluzabeth Dagmar s remarkable cat and the cast ot other fine characters Thus play as well as the Three One Act Plays was presented under the durectuon ot Muss Anderson to Presentung a short program the Three One act Plays were guven un May by the speech one classes A WEDDING and A VANE EFFORT turnushed the comedy part of the program The storues center around a boy and a gurl un love who quarrel and call off theur weddung date and around another gurl who thunks she wants a boy fruend to treat her roughly untul she dates one that does WITS END a mystery wuth a spune chullung plot took the auduence from laughter to suttung on the edges ot theur seats because of fear The mystery concerns the deformed face behund the curtaun and the old doctor who planned to make a new face for thus gurl f' , u xl , tr R ' .T K I E id fi . , ' . ,W A ' fs , ll 'Q i,' - x ' , . 4 ' , L , .ski x, , WL ll'X'f'52t'.'m 1 .1 N. 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K Lx WR . as t ' an .. ri 'F Q 11 11 11 11 - I I P . . . - , - , . . . , . , . : ' 1 ' : ' ' : ' 1 ' I 1 1 1 I I ' 1 1 I I ' 1 , , ' . , . 1 1 rly-two Safzd g glnllwmaafrc Jguiencea U 'UU A famuly wrth hobbues a retnred old gentleman and a young couple In love furmshed a wonderful evenung of entertalnment for those who attended the 1952 Jumor Sensor Play The tutle of the play You Can t Take ItW1th You was certarnly carried out by the oplnuons of the grandfather toward work and nncome tax and by Donald toward hrs rughts and pruvuleges of lnvlng on relief We have all learned however by lrvmg In our mnnuature Democracy here at Johnson that along with our rights and prlvrleges we also have respon snbrlntles and that an order to get along In thus maxed up world of ours we must work and co operate to make our Democracy successful P13 fl .7 y ip flz ollglzf .ganfcwfic 555 Oh' The excitement of a formal dinner dance The flowers muslc color banquet grand march and dancmg are the things that help to make up the never to be forgotten thrall that comes wlth gosng to a hugh school prom The T951 Jumor Sensor Prom glven by the Jumor Class was certamly a huge success for all who at tended Wuth every color of the rainbow represented Pq foto fi 1- In the frllly formals flowers and decoratuons the ballroom of the Hotel Lowry looked luke a sprung garden lust turnnng unto bloom Johnson one of the few schools to have a dnnner dance wnll always be close to our hearts as wall the memorles of that wonderful Friday mght May 25 95 Ae I e 0 Q i , My ,QE l 5 , Q . 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Lux e r y-f ur P2 -...Q ,xxx Aix, -1 ...mf-...,, A-N, X jix --N, -i.. wg ..,, Lg-S S iv. rn mfs, 1 ,off , g ff X' ' ld Z ,f F o ,4 ,f ,,..-ff . , Z7 IMZ111191 -v-' 'hz- Facia A FOOTBALL The blggest ac complushment of the Johnson foot ball season was the fact that the team got off to a bad start but overcame their handicap, new ma terual and built up to place second In the clty prep football contest Wuth brllllant defensive and OHGDSIVE play the grndders came out wrth a record of five wms one tue and two losses Ray Mener holdmg the positron of guard was the only player making the All Cnty team but credit for Improvement IS due to suc flrst year lme men as Ron Roberts John Pllla Don Morgan Jlm Jenson, Roy Nadeau and little Jack Skog the polnt after the touchdown man Mr Gus tafson coached the team wuth the assistance of Mr Dolen In the backfleld For at A FOOTBALL first row Haulrland Sofle Brady Morelln Thomas Erucllson DePalma Skog Mr GUS tafson Mr Dolen second row McA luster Pl la Cocchearello Helmlnlck Meter Staloclr Morgan thtrd row Magnuson Barnes Van Dusartz Fer derer Plcha Nodeau Anderson R fourth row Anderson D Hazzard e son Flathm Schmrdt Ehnstrom Hfth row Dontle LaBuda Stafford Shea Prawer Ycungdoh suxth row Roberts DlSonto Thor bus Hoseth Jenson B FOOTBALL first row Croes Irons Bauman Roettgermg Tubbeslng Mr Kramer second row Johnson Olson Erickson Andrews KYGWZEWSRI third row Olsen Haugen Nelson Blekeberg Dah lm Paslulc fourth row Corba Hanson Stabe now Slcalman Lepsche DeHaven fifth row lrons Bruce Devme Schwartz Wugstrom Cocchnarella QL Ray Meter All City 5.4 B FOOTBALL This yea B football team had a terrlflcally suc cessful season They were unde feated and never once allowed the other team to go over thelr goal me Such a wonderful season means that there us something speclal un llne for the opponents of our A football team of 52 Because B football IS made up entirely of sophomores they will have plenty of tame to get used to the regular season games By the time they are semors they wall be faclng the same boys whom they played this year We are looklng forward to more scores like the ones the boys chalked up thus season Mr Kramer coached these boys O a I O O O 1 , 11 11 . I I 1 S . 1 .' I I ' I I ' - I 1 - I 1 l ' , l' 1 . I V p I 1 V ' 1 E ' : 1 no 1 I ' 1 F I I , .5 : 1 -1 1 4 N I , a n, ' ' 1 1 : 1 1 ' 5 3 , , 1 r ' 1 t 1 ' 1 - . 1 1 - 11 11 I : if ,. , sv A M I 1a ' - ' I . , , .Y Q , f . : 1 1 1 1 , : 1 l I , I 9 I -:. ,.- ' I . 'l he I 1 f t A I I I -, , 1 1 1 y f . - -. t 1 - 1 .. A 5 V 1 ' ' ' xg , 1 1 ' ' . ' , ' X r t ' , . , x 1.5 r 5: 1, V . 1 ' - ' 'HH I , W . ll ' I Il ll tt ll 1 r S ll ll ' e 1 3 1 . . . . . . . H ,, ' ' - I 11 H Q - , . 1 - , ' ll ' ll ' - I I ' 1 1 - ll ' ll Je tw 311 A EOOMCL! LINC! 301115 SCORES A FOOTBALL Monroe Murray Mechcnlc Arts Humboldt Woshnngton Hardnng Wnlson B Mechonlc Arts Hcnrdnng Humboldt Wcmshungton Vnlnlson Johnson FOOTBALL Johnson .J 6 13 Mcursholl 7 ' 6 O ' o ' 3 ' O ' 0 . O ,, 0 H ' 0 ' o Pm c' tc MC Zftelnfi Wan .4 51 i S0 IK A HOCKEY Cooperation h rd work, and good leadership were the factors that combined to secure th City and Regional Championship for our hockey team. Being undefeated in the city conference the Johnson pucksters swept through to gain the Regional title and then on to the state tournament. The brilliant leadership of Bob Schmidt gained him recognition by placing him on the All City' and All State teams, and won for him St. Paul's Ama- teur Athlete Award of the Year presented by the Lions Club. The amazing ability of Gene Picha to halt pucks always contributed to victory as well as the commendable performances of Roger Pasiuk, Ray Karnuth, and other players. Mr. Gustafson coached the team. B HOCKEY-Working hard this year in order to keep Johnson among the champions in hockey, the B squad completed their season by winning all the interscholastic games but dropping to North St. Paul in the city contest. The team was runner-up in the Winter Carnival Championship. Bob Schmidt All City All State Page forty-eight TOURNAMENT TEAM first row Nelson Kar nuth Picha Bertelsen Wahman Gehrrg Mr Gustafson s e c o n d row McAllister Schmidt Pasiuk An derson Shea John son Peterson B HOCKEY Irs! low Urbaniak Tubes ing Absey Kaese Nelson Anderson G second raw Drevrlck Peterson Andrews Wig from Pasulk Lar son third row Ander son DeHaven Coccrarella Hanson Johnson SCORES A HOCKEY Mechanic Arts Johnson Humboldt WIISON Marshall Monroe Washington Central Murray Harding Wilson Humboldt ' Southwest Southwest STC St. Cloud STC Thief River 5 T RP-Regional Playoff TC-Twin City Title ST-State Tournament STC-State Tournament Consolation A HOCKEY, first row: McAllister, Karnuth, Wahmon, B., Bertel- sen, Peterson, second row: Gehrig, StaHord, Nelson, Mr. Gustaf- son, Leafgren, Hazzard, third row: Shea, Anderson, Pasiuk, Schmidt, Johnson, Picha, Wahmon, l'I'LOl'l lllefff U1 fa fe ov if 'bc-fv 31 XJR N' fn. lv 'E' -M I 'va 'Rai Baffhng ZZ, clfefeem . BASKETBALL Quick thinking hard work and prac tice the rrght splrlt and athletuc ablllty are truly the essentuals of a good team These trauts were all markedly present un our 1952 basketball team After showmg how they could really upset the apple cart our basketball team ended therr full sea son of surpruses by wmmng f1ve games rn league competmon Outstandmg surprlses were the two games wnth Central and Monroe Hlghlnghtlng the season was the well played game with Humboldt when we lost by only one pomt 37 36 Humboldt was later defeated by South St Paul who went to the finals an State Competutuon Hats off to our new coach Mr Kramer who has done a wonderful 'ob on our surprlslng boys and to George Schultz our All Cnty representatuve JL vwwwywffviwb wt f WJ Page Ffty J X er, ., r , H - inb' . I , on, r 1 , l 1 T l HAH ' 28 33 y ' 56 31 I ' 35 20 ,T ' 26 37 ' 21 38 - ' ' ' , - ' 34 48 . I . . .. . 37 35 ' . ' ' 42 31 ' . 46 ' 28 ' A 36 ' - ' 2 ,K 33 . . . . X 28 .. Q . . , M ' . 3 34 ' ' ' - ' s ,x 28 32 ' ' , - . Y, F37 36 . . D 'f J ln' l . A X X H U QL , - , f Ng, R 1 . . . , S136 ,Xl M Q '14 38 ll . ,, . I .. Xl 51 Xl X X fl 'j 1 - 46 ' 1, 'X U ' Jf H V - N 7 -. ll Q fl ' ' 'l f 35 18 , f , f , , ' ' 34 31 J 1. , , , A rl 45 47 I J! 4 Q l , ' 37 42 f, f 1 - 37 34 I , W 1 , ll' I I- QQ-f Whlte Bear Stillwater Cretln Concordna Murray Concordua Washmgton Farrbault Marshall Central Harding Humboldt Wrlson Monroe Mechanic Humboldt Marshall Central X Har mg X X1 Humboldt gg Wilson Monroe Mechamc Arts Murray Washnngton Marshall SCORES BASKETBALL 34N ASKETB A Basketball, flrst row: Mr. Kramer, Wells, Ger- ber, B., Schultz, Flath- mun, Roth, Sof1e, second row: Ferderer, Policano, Norman, Saniti, Koch, Egersdorfg third row: Ger- b D Tho bus ed man Peterson Bucher F erg B Basketball f'rst row Frascon Stabenow Roett gerlng Olso Lepsche Yarusso Mr Worth ng t second ow Weber Geh g Wanlurd Ras hack Pelter Brennhofer Johnson ohn on C 22725 .A 61 Ucfor 9 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS life to right Lincoln Kassekert Clemas Frost Hanson P Q Stewart Kusteiskl langevm Fenton pl! W1 :damn Hand cart push cart engine full of steam' We re from Johnson see our team' Throw em in the dirt push em in the dust' D Johnson Johnson win or bust' CHEERLEADERS Amid much laughter and some confusion the cheer leaders this year again added their zip and sparkle to the football hockey basketball and baseball games Under the supervision of Miss Tatz the cheerleaders composed of one sophomore seven lunlors and eight seniors boosted all sports ln assemblies and sponsored the annual Sock and Sweater Hop This year the lunror cheerleaders were chosen by members of the faculty and Student Council and were ludged by their agility and their ability to learn quickly New to the school this year is the Cheerleaders Constitution written by the cheerleaders and introduced to the school in an assembly Because of their leadership Joan Kassekert was elected captain and June Fenton co captain hiiutff , .r X, 'Q 'lf i Q, is , ,Xi Page fifty-two N S ' Cheerleaders, 'first row: Langevin, Cle- mas, Stewa rt, Kustel- ski, Frost, second row: Miss Tatz, Griffin, Sev- erin, Fagen, Kassekert, Eversong third row: Johnson, Conrath, Hanson, Lincoln, Kaps- ner, Fenton. yarding ecuw Krueger! . Baseball, first row: Podgorski, Ehnstrom, Lange, second raw: Picha, Gerber, B., Wells, Van Dusartz, HS gpg. o X f, Morgan, Tharbus, Youngdohl, Anderson, Hust'ngs. BASEBALL-The T951 baseball sea- son was marked by closely scored games and a slow start After top ping Central 60 the Governors dropped three in a row to Mechanic Arts Monroe and Washington in close contests The diamond boys started a tive game wmmng streak by overpowering Marshall 'IO 3 The charm was broken by Cham pion Washington in the City Play o s The Johnson team proved them selves on a par North Saint Paul play by droppmg one against each Despite heavy keen competition on the baseball Returning Iettermen are Ehnstrom Ferderer Flathman Bob Gerber and Shea Four upperclassmen who have shown ability in other sports are going out for baseball this spring for the first time They are Schmidt Karnuth Roth and Poli cano The 1952 season places the with Cretm and in non conference one and winning losses there for all positions team this year :H -uW.-., .11 A u n-2lJ Gerber, D., Flathman, Mr. Dolenp I I Federer, Shea, third row: Wosowicz, 4 I. vnu SCORES 1 BASEBALL Cretm No St Paul Central Mechanic Arts Monroe Washington Marshall Murray Harding Humboldt Wilson Johnson 4 1 VJ. Stal Q55- I lbw 41- ' PT 0 - S but Coach Dolan is looking for vs f ward to a good season P D NF. C K JM firm. lui. Page ff yth ee , ll T l'l l l l I 1 l l rf . - -lo 7 - ' 3 - 3 Q . . . . - ll 11 2 gp .I 3 15 - -L H . I l 6 11 4 l 'Q -A: - lO 11 - - o 6 fl, sw . . - - 3 'I is ' I ig 3 ' ' a s u a 4 1 3 X - , o 15 ,lrfvex , , ' o 6 E dia heavy end at the beginning again, -,E E - Er 'ir Y - . . A A 1 3,14 T, 41 ' mnadfd .Score .JJ gk Gymnastics tlrst row Boardman Ku thurd row LaBuda Stark Jennings McKmzle Nordounst Nelson fifth Irons Kabes Johnson G Joh .JL QM Nr f ka Jennlngs J Mr Pe ler second row Bauman Peterson Anderson Muller M Mer Lundell fourth row Johnson J Bittner Presbrev Donnay alce Bal IS Kunshner suxth row Tachne Balcula Glpple Schwartz C5071 G 0 s n In their Held Mr Peller s Gy nosts a W won honors but have be me qulte ron at performing on stage tele vas o an t r achuevements on trompolme mats and al bars the gymnastic team took the Cnty Gym nastl Championship with a total of 5 'I87 points ancl too second place an State and Northwest Meets Many Saint Paul schools and clubs as well as Wm ter Carnuval and State Hockey Tournament audiences 1 X! have enloyed the Johnson Gymnastic Exhubatuons mit 4 t Page fltty tour C l Q ' J H Q 5 A-1 N , l ' 'NJ ff' il 'Q' , S - - - ,l ' ' , : I , P . , ' .,. . l' 7 : , . , , ' . 1 ,. I 'I ' , I I W: I ll A. V ' . 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J ' - I I r r I ' X u s n n I 1 1 5' A A - - - n ' I A c ' J U15 OM! fo MWLP6 Bow mg Grst row Paslulr Martugnacco Swanson L o r e n z Berndt Wudholm Youngdahl second row Bossman Kuplna Lm quusf Larson Mauston Ruccl Nell son Kabes Snow Wrgstrom Jergenson Mr Capetz Club Frst row De Palma Erickson Jennings Sofle Meier Cocchuarella second row Smith Weldner Ferderer Schmidt Ehnstrom Mr Gustaf son thrrd row Kroll Wyland Pnslulc Flath man Nadeau Mor n fourth r w Wells Hanson Jen sen Bucher Stanway Prcha BOWLING Our bowlnng team under the dlrectlon of Mr Capetz had a successful season thus year They played other hugh schools that boast bowllng teams wrnnlng all of their games except the one agalnst Washrngton Hugh scorers thus season were Glen Mauston and Kenny Youngdahl The bowling team IS afflllated with the American Junior Bowling Congress and en tered the Cnty wide bowling tournament at the Un: verslty Alleys J CLUB A chance to talk shop for Johnson athletes IS only one of the many purposes of the J Cl b Revlved In T945 this club made up of boys wlnnlng letters In one or more sports sponsors many events One of the most Important 'obs as nominating sux semor gurls for Homecoming Queen candidates A successful Halloween Dance sponsored by the boys thus year featured blue leans and plaid shirts An event promlslng fun for all members rs the annual pow wow to be given thus sprung The J Club Award given to an outstandmg ath ete each year was awarded to President Ray Meier Mr Gustafson IS the advlser 1,4 Jr! X t J Q Page fllty llve CLPLOM5 .f4fALtlC5 MP8 l'l'l Track tlrst row Sotle DePalma Thomas Jennungs Hoye Bal lus Mr Peller second row Eruckson Nelson Wulhelmson Stafford Wyland Sutlio Muller thurd row Koch Stan way Jensen Gehrug Prawer Nadeau W' Cross Country flrst row Hayre Buse Starslnsk Sauko Sut k Lundstram M Peller second Nelson Hugguns Eub ner Bertelsen Peter TRACK Johnson together wuth Central Mechanuc Arts and Murray was consudered one of the top contenders for the cuty tutle The track team at a meet wuth Hardung came out on top havung a score of 97 to T7 Matt Irons took tour first places They have meets scheduled wuth most of the other St Paul hugh schools and hold hugh hopes for the cuty meet un May Duck Hanson placed tlrst un the shot put un two state track meets and first un the pole vault un one of them tuer Koch Pasuuk CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country boys start theur program un September and contunue through November Although at first our boys were not expected to place too hugh before the season was over they were recognuzed as the top Cross Country team un the cuty The boys won all theur meets and then topped theur laurels by wunnung the cuty tutle also Greg Sauko placed flrst un each meet and then won the cuty champuonshup Greg wuth Wayne Buse Frank Guzzo Bruce Koch Don Nelson Chuck Hoye and Ron Huggens went to the state track meet and placed eughth Osrx Q Wh 'My in Page flfty sux 5 Q 0 ' lv I . ,K f I I W lu ' 0, I I - ZS' Y' T , - J ',A . I 1 ' , 1 , sv- u 1 . TQ, wb ug 1 Mn I , , . I I Q J A Q . : I h - A X ,fx f fu- , . - -4 ' V xl cu 9 f- Q l , I Y L Q 'T T' :v L : I I ul l , l' l ' I' , o, , r. N 5 row: . , I , I , - r I song third row:.Larson, 1 I . I . Q.. . . . . . I . I . ' I I l I I X Q G ++ ' 9 JW ' '-' N ,- 'll' ' X L 0 win T' J f if D 5 - f ' IZ. CL - 53 ...... 0' -- T? E J ... ., -1 J: : . N X QI 1 V '.u I ' 'I' I Q E u N g t bg -.. ie Wyland Gehrug Pel HAD 5 on .24 meh cilancl id flfliefclecl Tennis, first row: Nel- son, Kupko, Bokulag second row: Stoll, Fry, Ekblod, Mr. Co- petz. Golf flrst row Mr Worthmgton Ander son Weudner Snow secord row Det-laven ro Smuth third row Wngstrom Kult Sundberg Mauston Larson Bertelsen TENNIS Thus years team IS almost entirely com posed of new members Earl Kuplca and Jerome Ekblad are the only ones who are back from last year s team Practice ns held every night at Phalen and games are played at Dunnnng Fleld against other cnty hugh school tenms teams Under the dlrectlon of Mr Capetz the boys show promlse for a very successful season GOLF Eyes of the Golf Club are on more than one trophy thus year as our boys hope to be state champs Fnrst an Ime for the school J Club trophy are Jlm Kroll and Brlan Egersdorf Last year s J Club trophy was won by Jlm Kroll Mr Worthnngton the club odvuser IS glvung the boys practuce on many strange courses thus year to make true pros of them Page hfty se ven 1 : . I . 1 1 I . z , K II, ' 1 ' 5 1 1 1 1 , . l . , . . - - - 11 11 - 1 - 1 11 11 I . . - 1 1 - 1 I 1 lfU'l'll'l'l2l Ol U1 el' 949 o..wt'XXQ6'L -fx ff Q7 ff -fo -k.lna..g, Oo S-0 '-lffgxxfb'-X 11 B NECK Y SWIMMING Youngdahl Schroe der Anderson Stanwav Sund berg Wyland SWIMMING Most of us swlm lust for the fun of nt during the summer tume but these boys who make up the school team swam the year around to brnng new records and honors home to Johnson At a meet with Hamline at Hamline Unuverslty they lost by a score of 42 to 37 rankung close with the college team At the YMCA meet, whnch mcluded ten St Paul hugh schools they placed sixth and agaln un the All Cnty meet at Cooke Hall at the Umversnty of Mmnesota they took suxth place At the Cnty meet Bruce Sundberg placed flrst In the backstroke Jlm Stanway was second nn the 200 yard and third nn the 100 yard and Ray Wyland Bruce Sundberg and Paul Johnson came In fourth In the 150 yard medley relay SKl CLUB Although organized late In the school year the Sk: Club gained popularlty almost Immediately Under the supervlslon of Mr Sheplee the 50 frollcklng club members went skung at Norsk: Hull whenever the weather permitted Sknng down the hulls feeling the snow fly up In thenr faces and finally duvmg unto the soft whlte bullowy substance called snow seemed to encourage the members to race up the hull again and to enloy the thrall of skimming down once more Thus wlnter with :ts thrllls and spills wall long be remembered by these sk: enthusiasts On Washlngtons Birthday the Club took a trlp to Dresser Wlscon sun where they went sknng at Trollhaugen A good time was enloyed by all wuth the exceptuon of Janet Hobbs who spramed her ankle Page hfty engh Slu Cub 'rst row Emerson Jen son Hagstrom Mr Sheplee Mar tlgnacco Mrs Sheplee Gerten Kunshler Anderson J Bernm second row Bohne Bakula Kos malskl D Carlson Nordqulst Thornquust Carlson R thrrd row Tomal Bauman Larson Hobbs Heck Kaese Presbrey Wyland fourth row Roberts Gunnaty Conrath Truen Kos malskn P Johnson Ffth row Smuth Turnbloom Anderson D LaBuda Hozzel Schwartz ff ,Lf LLM nl M f A- , V V1 Vi, Q lc . 0 0 0 o 'c,'NQ,. 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' . - ver one parficipafed in yaorfd A collectnon ol sport plctures taken at varlous ter sports such as hockey basketball gymnastics s ortnn events makes thus section com lete volle ball and facult varslt basketball P 9 P Y Y Y At any tame of the year theres an excltlng sport By the tlme we get to baseball an the sprung event to witness We start out with football In the fall nearly everybody has had 0 chance to partlcupate In and then go on to the many nndoor and outdoor wun one or more ot the sports at Johnson Page ftty n ne w 4 .fd al jltetr agnia G A A Many of the girls belonging to G A A have proved that the boys are not the only ones who can earn J s Their letters are not earned in the some manner as the boys, however for GAA ers must earn a total of 750 points in a number of difterent sports, swimming, and bowling Meetings which are very different from those of A 1 5 J GAA first row: Vic' tor Bakken Severson H e g m a n A u g e Raasch Lardv D Graw second row Miss Tatz Schulte Dickson Soderquist Skinner Christensen LaBathe Richter third row Rowan Sample Oson J Pres rey Skarda Dochnnak Harris fourth row Allen Warren Gruen hogen Nelson Enges wuclz Brown fifth row Lundaulst Roy Rich ardson Rogers Flis Olson L first row Sommerdorf Dombrosky Johnson C Valento Brusell G e s I n Machesney Anderson Feck Stack second row Trumm Schuldt Ness Johnson G Derauf LaBarre Schlattmann Brlsson third row CoseyProhofsky Geske Hethermgton Racer Lincoln Ald qulst fourth row Wold Arderson B Brusell Carlson Hal strom Olhson Hobbs fifth row Johnson J Benne Melm Lincoln Jens Schnaath other clubs since the gurls participate in sports in place of the conventional club business, are held every Thursday after school in the gym In addition to sponsoring a Play Day here for three other schools, the girls have attended Play Days who are interested in sports and is not limited to those who are outstanding in athletics ,,.-..-r fw GA -r x'X K NX H l Cl ,-li X Page sixty 9-.f X f 1 h CDADW 0 g 0 0 , ,, e- tl , ., ' b 1 ' , 1 1 such as basketball, volley ball, soft ball, tennis, at Harding and Monroe. This club is open to all girls -.-R , 5 X X -L ,, Y -Y - ,, .-j- lv? 1 bb ' l l l 1' 'F 7- f , 1 f X ' s D A .- - X L f 5 ' .s .. '73 gf N E Q I Cl 1, ' ,f I IR X OK If X W.- Q1 G J - fry R X f , 5 f , .gf 1 I f X ff Z f 34 3 Q:l,,,. z ,IWFFEV , I ff fx fl' F' ,M .. ,. I .-N. I ., If 'saw ,if V' 'F. -I - ' K. Jai ' Xlffqf If , , X . , . 751 5-, ay' ,' 2: 'Q U :ff 4 4.31, ' .I X an sg.. WF! f U A 1' fv. .W x R 4 1 9 5 . ea Ui? t 2 way P0119 L' if Page srxty two Amey Dorothv Maroon Agenf Senror Representcnrve Soca wogs Steno Club Student Councrl Assrstant Anderson Beverlv Student Councll Hrstorrcal Society Oper etta 51 52 A Choir Pan Amerrcan Club Anderson Carol Grrls Club YTcens Red Cross Studert Council Assistant Anderson Gerald Band Home Room Representative Foot ball Assembly Bugler Anderson Roger Sophomore Class President Student Coun crl Board of Governors Andren Ruth Socowogs Pan Amerrcan Club GAA Appleton Thomas Austrn James Barker Ruth Student Ccuncrl Masquers Ethrcs Commrttee Gals Club YTeens Baklxen Lots MAROON Stal? COURIER Agent Socowogs Steno Club Pan Amerrcan Club Qunll and Scroll Baldwin Yvonne COURIER Cub MAROON Staff Guidance Oftice Baertschy John MAROON AGENT Camera Club Rifle Club Baxter Avrs Socowogs Omce Berg Mary Socowogs Sophomore Representatrve COURIER Cub Berg Vrrgrnra Socowogs Berndt Robert A Choir Operetta 51 52 Hnstorrca Socrety Bowlmg Team Brfulk Argellne Student Councll Assrstant Red Cross Soco wogs Vlce presrdent Bank Senior Representatrve Blorkqulst James Spectrum Blossom Barbara Socowogs Hrstorrcal Society Boardman James Gymnastics Track J Cl b Boogren Ronald Gymnastrcs Camera Club Red Cross Tenms Brausen Donavan Breduhl Carl Junror Representatrve Rrfle Club Breed Myrtrs Socowogs Sensor Representatrve Borchardt Anton Home Room Representatrve Cross Country Student Councrl Assistant Junror Representatrve Brusell Judrth A Chorr Junror Senror Representatrve MAROON Agent Student Council Assistant Bucher Rrchard A Chorr J Club Operetta 50 51 52 Sophomore Jumor Sensor Representatrve Hrstorrcal Socrety Vw SAT' 45 ye- I jr JJ A fy,,f,,,5,,,, Buckley Eeanor Socowogs Senlor Representatrve Bueslng Martha A Choir Red Cross Hlstorlcal Soclety National Honor Society Operetta 51 52 Bugh Wllma Socowags Home Room Representatnve Gurls Club Student Councxl Assistant Burke Mary Rae Sophomore Class Secretary Jumor Class Presldent Student Council Vlce presldert Natlonax Honor Socnety Girls Club Treasurer Bushmskl Gerald Gymnastucs Basketball Football Baseball Track Carlson Charles Student Councul Asszstont Sensor Repre sentatnve Carlson Vlrgmlo A Chour Madrlgals Sensor Represent ahve Student Council Asslstant GA A Pomt Recorder Cow Loretta A Choir Steno Club Hrstorlcal Society Student Councll Assistant Operetta 50 51 Chorn Wllbert Student Councul Assistant Clernna Theodore Spectrum Traft1c Squad Clar-g Ronald Radro Workshop Spectrum Vucepresldent HI Y Secretory Clemas Patrlcla MAROON Staff COURIER Co edltor Girls Club Student Council Asslstant Quill ond Scroll Cheer leader Cocchlarella Matthew Football J Club Traffic Squad Connolly Donna Mae GAA Spectrum Home Room Repre sertahve Corbin Robert Rnfle Club Spectrum MAROON Art Co edutor Quull and Scroll Corbo Patrncua Gurls Club Student Councll Assistant Spec trum Socowogs Sophomore Representatwe Costanzo Phyllns Crea Joan Glrls Club Student Councal Assnstant Cunnlngham James Christmas Play 50 31 Act Plays 50 Cunningham Shirley Socowogs Home Room Representatlve Studert Councll Assistant Dahl Maureen Red Cross Hnstorucal Socrety Steno Cxub Socowogs Pan American Club Dahlvn Robert Sophomore Representatnve A Cholr Oper eta 50 51 Davuds Dolores Guns Club YTeens De Marre Jaret Student Councnl Assrstant Gnrls Club Socowogs., Hlstorucal Society De Vnto Ralph Deyo Earl Student Councnl Assistant MAROON AGENT Track Duck Clarence Track Cross Country g if 'W I page snxty three iii nn.. Page sixty-four 2l'll0I 5 I 6LI'l'L ell' Dullon Leette A Cl-:our Madrngals Masquers Home Room Representative Chairman COURlER Agent Driscoll Kathleen YTeens Gurls Cub Home Room Repre sentatlve Duffey Ronald Dyrhaug Gene Hlstorlcal Society Fan Amerncan Club Stu dent Councrl Asslstant Senvor Representatrve Eastwood Arvllla COURIER Cub Stero Club Ehnstrom Howard Football Baseball Basketball Student Councll Homecomlng Kung Ekblad Jerome Tennls E-llngsen Phyllis Steno Club Vice presldent Board of Gov ernors Student Councll Asslstant Oltice Gnrls Club Emmons Raymond Gymnastlcs Enckson Gordon Hu Y Ewers Vlrglnla Steno Club Fellace Louise Student Council Asslstant Socowogs MAROON Agent JS Play 51 Masquers Fenton June Senior Class Treasurer Cheerleader Ca captain Girls Club COURIER Agent Federer Robert Football Baseball Basketball Student Coun cul Sensor Class Vuce presudent 'Ferrozzo Joseph Tratltc Squad Fisher Donald Student Councll Asslstant COURIER Cub Ftadland Joanne YTeens Socowogs A Choir Glrls Club Operetta 50 51 MAROON Agent Flathman Richard Football Basketball Baseball J CI b Student Councll Flxs Bernadette Guns Club Presndent Hlstorncal Society Secretary Girls State 51 National Honor Soclety Student Councnl Frans Ruth Socowogs Steno Cub Hustoracal Soclety Gund ance Ofllce Fransen Gladys Socowogs Fredlne Wulllam Rifle Club Vlce presudent Freeman Arlene Gnrls Club Socowogs Freseman Gary Basketball Camera Club Tennis Bowl nn Fnberg Rlchard Frost Jacquelane Cheerleader MAROON and COURIER Staft Student Councll Assistant Red Cross President Home commg Queen Qulll and Scroll Fry Jerome Tennls Camera Club Band Rifle Club Movie Operator .pn aa! ear SZ f f jacfa- Fuchs Loretta Socowogs Gnrls Club Galloway Courtland Spectrum Basebasl 'Garafalo Sulvano Gerber Rlchard Baseball Basketball Student Council Assls tant Gerber Robert Baseball Basketball Student Council Assls tant Gerten Matthew Movie Operator Glles Amta Socowogs Student Council Assustant Bank A Choir COURIER Agent Gurtnaty Thomas Gnwoyna Gerald Green Robert Board of Governors Student Councul Assrstant Hustorlcal Society Gruber Robert Guertm Louis HuY Junuor Representatlve Gunter Bruce Football HIY Hagel Ethelreda Socowogs Ottlce Hagelberger Phyllis A Chonr Socowogs Pan American Cub Hanover Louise Masauers Sensor Representative Glrls Club Hanson Richard Gymnastics A Choir Track Hestorucal Society Haukland Arthur Football J Club Heck Wllllam Spectrum Club President MAROON Art Co edutor Qunll and Scroll Hedman Carl National Honor Society President Board of Governors Junior Representative Basketball Golf Hef'mmlck Donald Student Council Football J Club Sensor Advlsory Board Track Helser Alice A Choir Madrngals Girls' Club Home Room Representatlve Operetta 5'l Holstrom Jeanne Masauers Presudent Hlstorucal Society COURIER and MAROON Staffs Pan American Club Home Room Representatlve Quill and Scroll Hoseth Lowell Football Hockey Board of Governors Stu dent Councll Assistant J Cl b lvance Jamce A Chour Madngals Student Council Assas tant MAROON Advertlsmg Manager MAROON Agent Qull and Scroll Jenmngs Jane Stero Club Socowogs Home Room Repre sentatlve Jenmngs John SWlmmIR9 Gymnastics Track Hlstorlcall Soclety National Honor Society . . . ,Q ,ok lr' Page sixty-Eve men fi, 3 an ganczed K Page snxty sex Jens Carolyn Student Councul Masquers Natnonol Honor Socuety Pan Amerncon Club Vlce president Semor Repre sentatlve John Phyllis Socowogs Masquers A Chonr Glrls Cub YTeens MAROON Agent Johnson Arlene Steno Club Presudent Socowogs Red Cross COURIER Cub COURIER Agent Johnson Astha MAROON AGENT Socowogs Student Coun crl Assistant Hnstarlcal Socnety Bank Johnson Barbara Spectrum YTeens Pan Amerrcon Club Home Room Representative Johnson Beverly Glrls Club Red Cross Jumor Representa trve Board of Governors A Chour Johnson Howard A Cholr Madrngals Student Councu Asslstont Operetto 50 51 52 Johnson lowell Johnson Marlorle A Chour YTeens Glrls Club Johnson Marlone Ann Hlstorlcal Socnety Socowogs Steno Club Treasurer Pan American Club Girls Club Johnson Norma Jean Sophomore Representatnve Student Councnl Assnstant Socowogs Secretary Gurls' Club YTeens Johnson Norman Band Johnson Robert Jones Phyllis Band Socowogs Jores Robert Movue Operator Judlsch Duane Band Rifle Club Kasprzak Wlluam Teachers Committee Basketball Shop Foreman Kassekert Joan Cheerleader Captam Socowogs Treasurer Masquers Ethics Commlttee Steno Club Krrlcwoad Thomas Amateur Radio Club Kkem Glorla COURIER Cub Glrls Club Bank Home Room Representative Semor Representatnve Knutson Davnd Student Council Hustoncol Society Rufle Club Semor Representatlve Hall Patrol Korbmacher Lewns A Chour Gymnastics Gym Leader Kraut Donald Gymrastlcs Home Room Representatlve Sophomore Representatuve Baseball Student Councll Assns tant Kroll James J Club Golf Captam Home Room Represent atlve Kustelslu Geraldme Cheerleader Spectrum Girls Club Stu dent Councul Assnstant Jumor Semor Representative Kuplca Earl Gymnastics Band Tenms Bowlmg J Club La Belle Gloria Band Red Cross A Cholr MAROON Agent YTeens eaUU'lg EAU!!! Lo Fleur Cheran Socowogs MAROON Agent Home Room Representatnve Langevln Dlana Cheerleader Spectrum Glrls Club COUR IER Agent Sensor Representatnve La Roche Eleanore YTeens Larson Caryl Glrls Club YTeens Student Councll Assns tant Ledman Ronald Legato Rose OCURIER Agent Socowogs Lehmarn Gerald Operetta 50 51 Homeroom Representa tlve A' Cholr Studert Council Assistant Homecoming. Parade Chalrman Lehman Sylvia Girls Club YTeens Steno Club COURIER Agent Lmcoln Shnrley Cheerleader GAA COURIER Art Edutor Spectrum Sensor Representatwe Quill and Scroll Llndqulst Rlchard Sensor Representatnve Bowlmg Lorenz Wllllam Gym Team Swlmmnng Team Luebstorf Michael Home Room Represertatlve Lundeen Carol Bank Student Councul Asslstant Jumor Representatnve lundgren Carol MAROON Agent Student Councll Assistant Gurls Cub Socowogs Lygren Shurley A Cholr Socowogs Sensor Representa trve Lyon Gary Band Student Courcnl Junnor Class Secretary Sensor Representative McAlllster Robert Football Hockey J Club Red Cross Sensor Representative McAuliffe Lester Rufle Club McClellan Marlorle McCullah Jo Anne Socowogs Band Steno Club Sensor Representative MLKITIIIS Marlorle A Choir COURIER Agent COURIER Coedntor Gurs Club McNeely Robert Pan Amerlcan Club Latm Club Maas Richard Bowllrg Team Cross Country Track COUR IER Agent MAROON Agent Mokrzyclu Edmund Malmgren Ruthellyn Glrls Club Socowogs YTeens Student Council Assistant Mandehr Betty Martugnacco Rudo ph Bowling Slu Club Q Q' 6 085 of ell' 'aff bv Page snxty seven S G C I CA, . 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Mazion Alfred: Football Student Council Assistant Red Cross . . . eier Raymond Football Gymnastics Ethics Committee, Naltlonal Honor Soclety Senior Class Secretary Menard George Muller Janet Historical Soclety Steno Club Socowogs A Cholr Musgen Donald Slu Club Amateur Radio Club Morgan Dell Rufle Club Secretar Red Cross Vice presudent MAROON and COURIER Stalls Hustorlcm Socnety Natuonal Honor Socletv Qulll and Scroll Morgan Don Football J Club Board of Governors Bose ball Rlfle Club Morrison Patrlcla Socowogs YTeens Hlstorlcat Socnety Girls Club MAROON Busmess Staff Qulll and Scroll Needham Nancv COURIER Co edltor MAROON Agent Red Cross Gurls Club Qutll and Scroll Nelson Clare Socowogs MAROON Agent COURIER Stafl YTeens GAA Nelson David Raflno Worlcshoo Madrlgals Football Hockey Htstorucaa Soclety Nelson Manlvn A Cholr Sophomore Jumor Representa tives Pan Amerucan Club Socowoas Nelson Sandra Staae Force YTeens Pan American Club Student Council Assistant A Choir Newton Kenneth Movle Operator Audio Techmclan Ama teur Radno Club Nuelsen Thomas Stage Force Bowlmg Baseball NIlKllUk Claudla A Chour Masauers Socowogs Student Councrl Assistant Glrls Club Oberg John National Honor Socletv Madrlgals Red Cross A Choir MAROON Aqent OBrien Jerome Masauers Sophomore Junnor Representa tnves Olsen Donna A Chour Socowoqs Masauers Madrngals Home Room Representatnve Olson Donna Socowogs MAROON Agent Student Councnl A s stant Olson Howard Student Councll Fthcs Commuttee A Chosr Sophomore Class Treasurer Boarfl of Governors Olson Patrncua Socowogs Guldance Office Stero Club Olson Ruchard Home Room Reoresentatxve Soectrum Tracl: Footbal Swlmmnng Oson Sally A Cholr YTeens MAROON Agent Student Councll Assnstant Orlando Agnes Socowogs Pachano Audrev Socowogs Steno Club GAA I jeg aC? tke pl'06Al'l'l6 .... Pasiuk Roger Hockey Cross Country Baseball J Club Paulson Alrce Socowoqs Home Room Representative Peltler Lloyd Spectrum Peltner Marv Lou MAROON and COURIER Agerts Socowogs Gnrls Club Peterson Barrv Masauers Raduo Workshop Lahn Club Jumor and Sensor Representatives A Chalr Peterson Richard C Gvmnastncs Soectrum Hustorncal Socaety Peterson Rnchard D Track Masquers Peterson Thomas A Choir Madrlgals Home Room Repre sentatlves Swlmmmg Peterson Wayne Student Council Assistant Track Hockey Traffic Scvuad Piercy Bette Student Councll Asslstant Spectrum Red Cross Pletraszewskl Joann Glrls Club Oltlce Pllla John Football Home Room Representative Student Council Asslstant Presbrey Alace Jumor Representatlve GAA Camera Club Stage Force Pon American Club Prrbyl Jeanne A Choir MAROON Art Staff Spectrum YTeens Quam Darlene Pan American Club Socowogs MAROON Agent Reaney John Regenauer Barbara MAROON Agent Socowogs Student Council Assistant Glrls Club Relsem Vlrgmra Student Council Assustant Socowogs Gnrls Club Rlccl Ruth Socowogs Girls Club Roach Barbara Girls Club Home Room Representatlve Socowogs Roberts Ron Home Room Representatlve Football Track Student Council Assistant Rode Carol Red Crass Bank Oftlce Hlstorlcal Society Sadowskl Marne Home Room Representative MAROON Agent A Choir Socowogs Gurls Club Sarderson Kenneth Sophomore Representative Sandqulst James Band Sensor Representative Sandstrom Edward Baseball Home Room Representatrve Sarne Louise Glrls Club Red Cross Sophomore Representa trve Socowogs ul 4' Page snxty mne 'fi' gt ,Q Page seventy ellldl' 6 Sattler Patrlcna Pan Amerucan Club Steno Club Sophomore Rfepresentatwe Grrls Club Schamens Goldle MAROON and COURIER Staffs Glrls Club Radlo Workshop COURIER Agent Socowogs Quill and Scroll Schelen John Schmidt Robert Student Councnl Presldent Football C Captaun Hockey J CI b Schnalth Beverly Masquers Secretary Senior Representa tnve Girls Cub Home Room Representatuve COURIER' Agent Schulenburg Carol A Choir Socowogs Operetta 5l Schulte Kathleen Home Room Representatlve Socowags Office, Gu ls Club Steno Club Schultz George Basketbal Home Room Representative Jumor Representatlve Student Councll Assistant Ethucs Com mlttee :Schwartz Marne Socawogs Scrlvener Ruchard Baseball Golf Student Council Assistant Swnmmmg Secor Edward Track Swlmmmg Schrre Betty Socowogs Oftlce Glrls Club Skcg Jack Footbal Hockey Manager Semor Representa trve Shop Foreman Smrth Rlchard J Club Golf Student Councll Asslstant Snuker Plqyllus Socowogs Bank Sohe Ronald Football Track Basketball Spectrum J Club Solen Terrence Sommerdorf Ellzabeth Sensor Representative Home Room Repre entatrve Red Cross Socowogs Sparks Roger Spreeman Donald Baseball Track lStanway James J Cub Rltle Club Hustorncal Soclety Swlmmmg Track Stark Roger Gymnastncs A Chour Operetta 50 51 Jumor Representative Track Stewart Dolores Cheerleader Home Room Jumor Sensor Representative Grrls Club MAROON and COURIER Staffs Student Cauncll Assnstant Stoeckmann Marvun A Chorr Natnonal Honor Society Student Councnl Madrngals Sensor Class President Stolarslu l.aVerne Spectrum Student Councll Assustant Soco wogs Sundberg Bruce Hlstorucal Socrety Rltle Club Golf Swrm mmg Sullivan Beverly Girls Club GAA Socowags Student Councul Assustant COURIER Agent fl a 2l'l'l0Cl Cl,C Sulllvan Swanson Swenson Assnstant Swenson Ta ngen Assistant Stott Patrucla Socowogs Evelyn Socowogs Beverly Board of Governors Student Cauncll YTeens Home Room Representatlve Gurls Club June YTeens Pan Amerlcan Club Joan National Honor Society Student Council Masquers Treasurer Socowogs Presudent COURIER Tlppel Arlene Sophomore Representatlve Glrs Club Steno Club YTeens Tomas lawrence Hustorlcal Society Home Room Representa tuve Urbanslu Roger Baseball Tenms Student Council Assls tant VanDusartz Peter Football Basebalx Student Councll Assls tant Board of Governors J Club Walden Wnllnam Rufle Club Spectrum Wallace Floyd Warden James Home Room Representative Wevdner Thomas J C b Gof Wells Arthur Football J Club Student Councll Treasurer Spectrum Baseball Wentworth Barbara Student Council Assistant A Cholr Red Cross COURIER Agent Madrlgals WlllIGmS Delores GAA Wold Nancy A Choir Student Councll National Honor Socvety Sophomore Class Vnce presudent Madrvgals Wyland Heinz Masquers Student Councul Assistant Senlor Representative Young Sally Socowogs Student Councul Assnstant MAROON Agent Guidance Ottice Gxrls Club Zellmer Mary Ellen YTeens GAA Not Pictured Claruzlo Har vey Forsberg Gerald Inger son Janet Museus John Eedff f4 'f'yV QJLWM fi.: .ff-5 J x 'J J kit, 9 Page seventy-one lfU'll0l adrim ell N1 1' 'N-N INV' Q1 Y' if ' 1-' qi- 'll- ?' -se- Junlors first row Hob buns Everson Ehret Duck son Schmitz Haglund How Johnson J second row Haseltme Johnson Hagstrom Mason Jo nson Dewall Kaese thurd row Bing ham Hackman French Graf Henderson John Len fourth row Helss Nelson D Kult Young dahl Sutko Dettmann Duck fifth row Fox D Santo Stelner Norman Sanltl Felson first row Hammer Hag genmlller Harder Ewers Glllen Fagen Harris Hultm second row Fredersckson Halmberg House Appleton Heck DePalma Erickson thnrd row Green House Heur kens Engeswlck Dlckoph Haback Holmgren fourth row Eggers Hoffman Henmngs Dudero Gre ann Hull fifth row Sax Pleban Shafer Ek Hal lard Haag first row Johnson B Gates Manocchlo Rnch ardson Jenson Llllyblad Kush second row John son Karen Lenbel John son K Moss Kruskopf Jo nson Jaslnsku thlrd row Eckstrom Hust ings Langlotz Mxller Roth Merwm Podgorsku fourth row Johnson B Munson Stoll Engluncl Garbe Karnuth Lulge dahl fifth row Kruskopf Mefclnder Nadeau Pet erson Fmberg Dletsch LaBuda first row Degrau Larsen Johrson S May Mar row Lee Kaufmann sec ond row Luhrsen Vitale Kolbo McCullah Malden hauer Kosmalskn Kaps ner Nleland thurd row Llndqulst Mukesh Loramy Kupfer Kunnlng Kowskn Jelmberg fourth row Hecht Morellu Lllugldahl Dunford McLean Drake fifth row Jergenson Eg ersdorf Erickson Maus ton Moe McCullah Page seventy two . 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'er E, M .. , , - N - .4 1 , , . rx ' A 00 Ql Cl,t2 all Jumors flrsf row Roehl Redlng Skoog Stevens Schlelcher Woltowucz second row Donbroslcy Western Peloqum Ry lander Severin Stack Urbanslu Thur row Skaar Wulluams Peterson Reylek Vletor fourth row Slruan Paul Voss Slerokowskl P c l o n y Schletty fifth row Schnlc kels Nelson Snewert St Germam Roy flrs row Quatmonn Walsh Slemmons Rach ard Lamson Buesung Rnchter second row Turn blom Hmch Vlnres Phll laps Rondeau Pmslu Rowon thurd row Pous ette Pnercy Lewis Fran zen Patterson Thor fourth row sImliII1S Ra num Nordaulst Eng und Wudholm Konder Hoye Segelsfrom Shea N deau Youngdahl Lange Swanson flrsf row Vmnes Testa Stadler Thomalla Splel mar' Zlolkowslu Turn quust second row Olson Snerakowskl Stotka Olh son D Newton Szalop slu thnrd row Nelson L Ikhaml Reglun Wothe Wrlkmson lnd Zuebarth fourth row Walkosz Rosenqursf Wyland Sul lwan Wllhelmson Vtc torlme fifth row Petrle Koch Peterson Thorbus Stanway Chapdelame flrst row Lorentzen Bal lard Langer Young Pet erfeso Toruscuo second row Nelson Wasowscz Nelson K Rogers Sulln van Vosen third row Swanson Jensen Robb Polucono Penruson Schel en fourth row Stafford Moeller Peterson Przy bnlla DeMarS Page seventy three 1 7 1 1 1 1 I 7 1 1 I I - 1 1 1 3 d : 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I 1 1 J : - 1 1 1 - 1 . f : , I I - 1 1 1 I I ' I - 1 1 1 1 1 - r I I ' 1 1 I Z I ' . 1. 1 , 1 ' 1 1 1 : fifth row: Nallplnskl, 1 1 C' 1 1 1 : I I I I - 'I I - 1 2 1 I I - I 'I I - 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I I I - 1 - 1 ' 7 3 1 1 1 1 : , - I I I A ' I I I I I 'I I ' 1 1 1 I ' I - F I 1 I I I , . On, lflffl. xx Junsors first row Car son R Abernathy Bost Beckstrom Boogren An derson J Carlson J Brausen Bsngen Boerner second row Crotty Campbell Crosby Bal lard Cunnsngham Bry ant Anderson J thsrd row Chouanard Brown Bakula Brennan uc helt Bower fourth row Anderson D Bohne mann Capocaso Bullss Anderson J Pavel: fifth row Basley Camp bell Anderson l Berg Blurstrom Gehrsg first row Knoph Helge son Gooler Olson Lam bards Dsnzeo Grsffln second row Meyer Mur ray Arsola Conrath Laber Mash Emerson Leafgren thsrd row Clue son Boeclx Brody Thom as Altman Bohne fourth row Bernsn Ssdeen Ber telsen Gear Wahman row Magnuson Pugac zewslu Pscha Lange Ssme Prawer Jenson Juswone- ao 0 QENIOR 0 0 0 PROM O D06 S J SOPHQ JUNIORS By the tsme students become Junsors they feel lske a part of Johnson they have found thesr place sn the actsvstses and on the com msttees that make Johnson the democratsc place st ss to all of us Thss apprentsceshsp molds them well for the leadershsp they wsll be re qusred to show sn thesr final year The Junsor Sensor Invste dance an snnovatson thss year was gsven by the Junsors and Sensors and open to these classes only In thss way, the two classes became better acquasnted and ensoyed an eve nsng of fun Commsttees for the party were students from both classes As usual the bsggest event for the Junsors was sponsorsng the annual Junsor Sensor Prom sn May Under the leaclershsp of Mr Smsley faculty advsser commsttees spent many hours to make the Prom an enloyable evensng for the Sensors as well as for themselves The Junsor class may be the msddle class but they are progresssng at a rapsd rate 0 fix All-Dlvfb 7 'e'i'i'1 , 1-,Tumors bay rr Swv-ner, S A 5 Cvrlbnv Page seventy four 0 J . 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V X 0 b I ,, S J ls , , 5 -l C Sophomores frst row Roth Trflt Sommerdorf Spelros Hegmon George Breed Turnqurst Wns trom second row Muss Totz Skinner Saderqulst Chr: tensen Beckstrom Clemas Labor thurd row A n d e r s o n Schroeder Johnson MacKinnon Brls son Nacey Harry fourth row Wosrelewslu Hoist Pedro Skanse Ulm Fern hoz Srrek flfth row Derauf Betz Machesney Bennett Kormann Bald wan Schmalzbauer first row Bartholomew Raasch Hagel Senford Lrnn Bellond Cossacln Meyer second row John n J Richter Les e Rowan Lundaulst Steele Gropp Trbesar Srverson third row McKmnon Sod erberg LaBothe Ander son M Barrett an over Meschke Muller fourth row Brown Al brech Jahn Val uno Llghtbourn Charpentrer Staclr Carlson rfth row Trumm Kenaley Kreuger Nordqurst Logas Casey srxth row Shafer War ren Halverson Anderson M Lapp Lrncoln John son Johnson son R firs row Nelson D roes Kult be Koethe Bergman n strom Van Duzee Step nrok second row Cos sack Pasluk Martin Pet erson Hansen Nelson H Broders thrrd row Blorsdell Krowzewslu Blgelbach Blelleberg Flondrlclr Dahlln Costo fourth row Carlson Lar son B Huggins Larson G Lepsche Andrews fifth row Erbner Dontle Peltrer Carle Gehrrg Devrne first row Haag Christy McK1nzne Brttner Bang Frascone Hcyne Tocheny second row Schult Parrseau PGSIUR Sacko Yarusso Doheny Absey thurd row Herber Truen Johnson W Hath away Golaslu Thorn qurs Goranson fourth row Kosmalslu Paytor' Stabenow Zechbauer Slraxmon Anderson G Hanson fifth row Dahl quust Roettgerung Palme Buse Johnson R Free mon sixth row Kabes Vaught Stoloclr Thorud Weber Olson 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I ' I Z 1 1 1 'f - 1 1 1 I 5 1 1 I I ' r 1 I 1 1 1 V I I A l , 1 : 1 1 1 I I - , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : - so , ., , b l, 1 , 1 L - 1 1 J : , - I I ' 1 .1 1 H ' 1 1 1 I , ' - -I 'I I I 1 1 1 1 -' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 : Z , ' 1 1 1 'I I I - , J., , C., Hobbs, Johnson, C., John- , . f : , ., C , ,, L e I l, , , Eh - I I - I 3 ' I I I I 1 1 1 ., 2 Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I ' 1 -1 1 1 -r 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I I I - 951 1 1 f I 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q I I I I 'I - I I - ' I . 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Sophomores first row McLellan Testa Clemas Muller Pierson Bloom qulst Tlmmers Peterson second row Veutor Som mers Sample Lagerstedt Brusell Nelson Konecz ny Chelgren Kampfer third row La Hood Nled eroskl Olson Mueller Gruenhagen Fleck Jack son Kung fourth row Johnson V Lmdblom Racer Anderson Bleblg hauser Tmkham Vret strom fifth row a Lmdrud Melln Bonngard Persson Mattson Strom first row Kaase Arend see Donnay Presbrey Guzzo Lmdeen Bossman Hazzard second row Gapplle Engebretson Starzynskl Berndt John son W Gramse Stokey gen Lonettl Ballard Watson Roberto fourth row lundell llndstrom Schwartz Barnes John son Johnson Kroska fifth row Ander sor Hanson Bruce John son D Schroeder Pawel slu Wahlund firs r w Frutsc Donald A len House Roberto Thlboult Bar tholomew second row Baklcen Soumer Plaster Appleton Swanson thnrd row LeVasseur Roy Schlottmen Hetherlngton Oleary Prohofsky fourth row Mass Collins Gesln Selewonculx Wright Jones Flefarek ffth row Dyrhaug Myers Berguet slu Hoelze Przybnlla L . f C C r , V . I . I I . I . I I : ' , - 1 , , I I . , , i . I I . - .I I I I I . , ' 1 I I 'I I I I I . . I I ' I ' 3 : H ll', . I , I I , , . I I . , , , I N I I , . . I I .I I - 1 -1 1 I third row: Bauman, Hau- I .I I 1 i : , ' I I I . , D., , P-I 1 1 ' II I I . I II I . , . t o : ' h, Mc- , l' , . , . I f , , , , , Z 1 I I ' I ' , : I . . I . I I ' I , ' 1 ,I 1 I I I . ', l', ' . .f4nc! ollglafen .711-1aLgs .... X to 'ease 5, 't2:f..J:.2x I 1, 43 43 Ein, -2' -4-' nfs 'Rf X LOST?Q , C., My 5 u! arms FO! TNQ X5 X Ettvkvotls f lo, I ... .A-il. SOPHOMORES Ah yes and then there were Sophomores You re member last September when you saw all those tnmld llttle creatures enter Johnson? They were hmld then but now they are workmg hard with the upper classmen They are learmng the ropes and some of them have become leaders already O THE QNTA Although they will be Junlors and then Semors before very long they wlll never forget wantmg for the elevator leadmg to the swlmmlng pool or gettmg a drunk by beung set on the fountam They have been the oblects of good natural pokes but In retrospect these lokes and teasmgs wall become treasured memorles 44 ,ii- -.re 5 0 A f .SSE -LRE ff: Sophomores served on commlttees for Student Councll loaned clubs of thenr choice, and partuclpated In sports They sponsored a dance that proved to be very successful Desplte occupatlonal handicaps they survived and developed Into a great class Next year they wnll be able to turn the tables And before too long the day wnll come when they wall wnsh that they were once again Sophomores Sophomores first row Bandelun Oman Auge Barlllo Marmo Lardy Rublno second row Od enwold Buhl Srcard Gonsoslu Stanway Skar d Schulte Dickson thrrd row Kohls Doch mal: Amundson Cow Adams Johnson C Held Va ento Geske Ahlqunst Ness Johnson G Fer cello Thole fifth row Anderson Lawrence John Schnendef Jern berg Gese Haugen JUG we first row Cherry Berg Vera DYEVf'lICk Ober mann Slrlan O son second row Sanlxo Wm chell Hensler Erlcson Irons Snow Tubbeslng thnrd row Ables Cocchu arello Rundqulst Ander sen Soban Folger Stoltz fourth row DeHaven Renstrom Martm Corbo Paschlch Kvu Wag strom Ql- Mb' 'ar 3' -rr QQ -5, Page seventy seven ' - , J o 5 ' X 1 ,1',. 2 1 I 1 :L C I f' - 1 f A e A uf - f J - - , Q - - ,- .- - I I . - ' 9 'Ns . . . I . . . . 93 1 ' I ' . . . . f 'Q p ' f -. 0 . . I . . X 0 Z . . ' 0 ' ' . . qv, I ' . , 1 1 2 ' ' V 1 1 1 , . 1 ' 1 1 v . I z Q , - . 'Lf - , v 1 I I T' ' I ? 1 1 - ' . ' 1 .2 U1 1 I ' ' 1 1 - ,sf , ,1 1 1 1 ' 1 a . I I 'I ' er, Reslineg fourth row: , 1 I -'mi ,V H M l 1 1 ' 1 A ' A . . 3 ' I I . I WR, 1 1 ' ' ' 'M ' f ' ' ' fi 1 . I a 1 l 1 ' 1 -A V 1 1 l 1 Q 4, ', ' : ' , ' - QV ' vw nv 1 1 ' 1 ' Hr 9 rf., , - . 1 , . ' ' .' ' Q4 : , - 3 i I I ' , 1 1 ' 1 2 A 9 2 1 3 -N 'Q . ' 1 ll1 '- 4 1 Q ' .. . , J r , . - ' nl, A 5' W. fs , It f '- -- Q! C6555 0 LCQP6 'sn R Our chosen leaders give time and effort to guiding us, the classes of l952, '53, and '54 in class activi- ties. As we progress through the years, our officers become more and more important to us. Senior officers have to make important de- cisions about the all important Graduation and our farewell to Johnson High School. age seventy-eight PV I iii is l T' tw 1 73.23 i T lilftfif . ,, .,,, .5 Alkt ,E gtg 1-p w ei .Q CLASS OFFICERS Seniors Robert Ferderer Vice president Richard Hanson member senior advisory committee Donald Helmimck member senior advisory committee Marvin Stoeckman President Ray Meier Secretary Cfrontj June Fenton Treasurer Junior Tony Polncano President Dorna Ballard Vicepresident Everett LaBuda Treasurer Barbara Conrath Secretary Sophomore Bill Larson President Kay Resline Treasurer Gena Testa Secretary Elizabeth Tul'Tt Vice President Y4' ,sm- fx Tyr Read MAROON ADS They Prove f'4 h hh ,QTZ CLUB R bb G V xypprt Shge Servlce Skate Sharpemng Zipper Work ayne Avenue EASWIDE FLORAL SHOP Flowers of Dlshnchon We Telegraph 8. Dellver Mabel Rogalla, Prop Payne and Case Aves TOwer 1516 SINGER Sewmg Machine Co Special Teen Age Sewmg Classes Prlce S8 00 943 Payne Ave MERIT Chevrolet Company Service with Ment' 7th St and Arcade TO 1546 St Paul 6 Mlnn K I . U lk, x H A V. T pix I . rf J y Memb 1 ek rw a ffape recorder. Piciured are: o , orcnson, Mar ' na o, Misqenx rdyndgrson. Mr. Wesferlund advises Them. I rf L! , ,Q XV rw A , xlg X U 0 ! o o 4 ' rm X, .' X f A I- A' X 'J 'f U V T . . rf X I A, , f ' 1 V1 6 :XX A, I v X ff, 4 P , ,L f X f -, vi f L' Q, - f ff zj. X . . 0 U C I l O T . 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X fgxex of Your Confidence BLOMOUIST PAINT SUPPLY CO 941 Payne A en e TOwer 1585 1662 White Bear Avenue VAn Bu en 5595 Home coolcso MEALS MARIE S GRILL 881V2 Payne Avenue JOHN D ANDERSON MEATS ERIC SUNDBLAD Prop PHALEN PARK BAKERY The Frnest rn Fresh and Salt Meats and Pouhry 1173 Arcade Street 983 Payne Ave TOwer 1509 TOwer 7169 PALMER 8. ANDERSON Harry Iverson Druos Prescrrptron Specralrst Your Frrendly Shoe Store shoes correctly Fitted 1414 White Bear Ave. at Sherwood BY x'RaY fHayden Helghts1 968 Payne Avenue TO. 7064 VAn Buren 6774 BONNE'S SHOE STORE Where Good Shoes are Fitted CorrectIy Checked by X-Ray 993 Payne Avenue TOwer 6261 SUMMIT FARM The Finest in Dairy Products 1010 Payne Ave. TOwer 7142 K +- I, F-A ' Y, XL N PAINTS - BRUSHES - PAINTERS' SUPPLIES - WALLPAPER - WINDOW GLASS N: ' S v u ' r I J Servrce Compliments Capltol Theater W B Setterhol m Groceries and Meats 1059 Maryland St Cor Earl PAYNE AVENUE WOODWORK CO Inc Manufacturers of Mlllwork Frames Sash Doors Cabinets Moldmgs Lumber 747 Payne Ave VAn Buren 2772 Pete s Tallor Shop SUITS MADE TO ORDER Cleanmg Pressmg and Reparrmg 852 East 7th Street St Paul Mlnn Compliments of Payne Avenue Body 81 Fender Shop 860 Payne Avenue B 1291 E SEVENTH STREET 1291 East Seventh Street St Paul 6 Minnesota VAn Buren 5517 TONY VILLANO ROCCO VILLANO C Stanton Lumber Co 5505 8 E lSt h t B g ST PAUL 6 MINNESOTA QR. ?X'xPs0 ax QWVTUZBXX Oll Burners Gas Burners Frlgldalre Refrigerators Ranges Washers Roofing Coal Fuel Oll Q . O l of ' C ol o U I 0 Q, . I I I I l I I I I I . I 0 I 0 I . o .1,1, -:,., A.,, ,'Qt : H I ': slr, PAUL es. MINN. c 1 . O O 9 S ' Q 5 VA Buren 45 ar reet ' - Nor? End Earl Stree rid e ' . . . '- :th a Smrle I ,JJ me Class Rrngs L qu Announcements Yearbooks Awards JOSTEN s v Foshay Tower Arcade No 134 Mlnneapolls 2 Minnesota H A PETERSEN Rep Q 992 Years from now youll remember this space Wnth nts Wnshes 8- Luck all over the place And some day youll come nn lust as we foresaw To buy an appluance from Tueso and Kostka TIESO 81 KOSTKA Electrical Contractors 8. Appliances 944 Payne 913 Race 1649 Ruce Greetings Hoppenstedt 9 82 Pharmacy 953 Arcade VAn Buren 0418 TAUER 5c Sl OO Store Your Nelghborhood Varuety Store 'I I72 Arcade Street Open Monday till 9 TO 5845 : X N 3' A, Q I .L N fs ,A 1 U X pu- lxxj , ,r V K l .N Y, ,X Q .W . Xxl . l Xlk 'Lay K ' ' ' A , ' 9, . ,. , fb L U. rl ., f W Qty r LF 1 2 X ' , rr f X o ' ' 4 HI' l , Vlp U V 1 V. L k. . 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SON Fmer Dlamonds Watches Jewelry Wafchmakers and Jewelers Slnce 1880 1196 Payne Avenue Use our Lay by Plan 910 Payne A enue A Shelgren 81 Son Breck s Shell Service 6th and Broadway CE 9585 E bl h d 1913 Sm Se Sf Paul 1 Mmn PAINTERS and DECORATORS 1068 Payne Avenue TOwer 7122 Lubrrcahon Tires Bafferles Accessorres SID WOLD MOTOR CO DeSoto Plymouth 0 Sales and Service General Repo r g Body and Fender Work Glass Installed Lub cat on TOwer 1581 1031 Payne Avenue ST PAUL OVERALL LAUNDRY 655 Payne Avenue TOwer 5928 o I a I 1 v - n . I -V I o l i o o 1 n D iin - - - ri i I for Your Patronage Tel. CEdar 2980 Sl. Paul, Minn. JAMES E. McCARTHY THE FRIENDLY IRlSHMAN Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Music Boxes Credit, if Desired 29 West 7th Street EGIN E WAHMAN CO Be Wrse Economrze Swanson Rexall at WAHMAN s Drug C0 E 7th and Arcade Streets VAn Buren 6035 972 Payne Ave TOwer 0873 st Paul Mmnesom The East Side Grocery Company FAIRWAY FINE FOODS 973 Payne Avenue TOwer 0488 TOwer 6369 Nelson Drugs The Prescrrptron Store SCHOOL SUPPLIES DRUG SUNDRIES Payne Ave at York TOwer 2209 Verna s Beauty Shop Specralrzrng rn Cold Waves Machrne and Machmeless Permanents Harr Cuttmg and Stylrng VERNA EBERHARDT Owner and Operator 1172 Arcade St TO 5797 2nd Floor Maytag Authorrzed Dealer PARTS AND SERVICE Crosley Electrnc Ranges and Refrngerators Maytag Washers Ironers Gas Ranges Deep Freezes Small Household Appliances VA 3939 798 E 7th St Pamter s Supplies and Art Supplies M2154 SINCE 1893 851 Payne Ave 5121 512 No Snellrng 7178 101 So Concord LA 7050 wk . I Palnt -'Wallpaper - Window Glass 55' N . . 43 I I . . VA. . ' NE. Use East Srde W 1 from your fnendly I J neighborhood A JL FIRST GROUP BANKS complete banking and tinancmg servlce Checking Accounts Personal Loans Business Loans Savmgs Accounts Low cost Loans to buy Easy payment plans for In u I I d or remodel a the purchase of automo home blles and appliances cnoUP QWAJJW 5 'L M W ufk J' 21 Spffy ,J diy! SAINT PAUL FIRST STATE BANK Payne and Case Avenue FIRST MERCHANTS' STATE BANK 879 East Seventh Street mbers federal deposut Insurance corporatl ffl X ,Fly u , f' . , , Q'e f N151 J, ,ff V. V ,N V , ' f A JF' If If h PV , if LXVQ Q I .X 1 Ns, L 1 V , I' 'X' l orjsj X., K . ' p , . ,iff in If fx Lx fr . ' In V Us N I ' ' Ax .XM H Y 1 I I I 1 I ffl . ' ' I I I 'I ' I . 1 ' K St fr rt , . . , IX BJP 3 Q I - ' ww I A 7, 2 vr l,4,,Lf ' pl ..', Stores for Convemence R M WEBER CABINET SHOP Free Estnmates 926 Arcade St TO 3603 St Paul Mmn Complrments f LABER S Fllllng Station 1730 Rice Street We Delnver Vlc s Food Market 1215 Arcade Street VA 5588 Lofroth Bakery A Clean Store Prompt Service A Clean Stock A Square Deal 1193 Payne Avenue TOwer 7114 Compllments and Best Wishes Borgstrom s Pharmacy 964 Payne Avenue TOwer 6848 St Paul 1 Minnesota Compliments of Rzflandezrf AMINGTUN HICTRIC Smce 1925 999 Payne Ave BRINDLEY OIL CO Fuel Oil Gasoline 1054 Payne VA 4635 Youngman Paint Supply Co Hugo A Youngman Robert C Youngman 1261 Payne Avenue T0 1850 o 0 ' o I ' I The Finest in Foods . Their Arms PAYNE AVENUE RECREATION Eight Arr Conditioned Alleys 899 Payne Avenue Maryland Drug Co WALTER SCHOEWE Prescription Drugglsts Arcade at Maryland TOwer 3413 CARLSON FUNERAL HOME, Inc CI fford B Luv ngston Albert W T llqu st Har y D Munson 1 174 Payne Ave TOwer 1551 nts bargams you re after Stop at JOHNSON S BARGAIN STORE St Pauls most unusual store Headquarters for Palnts Clothing Pretty Dress Prmt and Whlte Flour Sacks 91 5 Atcade Street TOwer 8469 If tts From Your Jeweler tts a Treasure John A Kokkeler Watchmaker Jeweler Guaranteed Watch and Jewelry Repanrnng DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY 1414 Wh te Bear Ave TO 8183 Everythmg for Graduation PAYNE and IVY PHARMACY Meet your friends at Rays TOwer 4807 R KEN OWINGS Owner 1321 Payne Avenue G A CGIII Thompson 81 Son Real Estate HAZEL PARK REALTY Insurance 1330 Whlte Bear Avenue TOwer 0100 I I O O If ' ' ' ' I O I l I - ll I ll O . I I I . . O O O X I K - f . .. ,, . v 6 U V ' Q Il 1 . ' ' . 1 . I ll Q' ' O . . . , o I . ' I ' ' . I I ' . , 1 . . 1' . I . . . O O f 1 ' I 0 o 0 . Servrce and Qualrty E A R L I N G S Esqurre Natronally Advertrsed Merchandrse 1003 Payne Avenue VA 6554 VIC S PURE OIL Payne Avenue and Lawson Street TOwer 6720 Compliments of a FRIEND WALTER A SWANSON S DUTCH MAID CLEANERS Cleaners Dyers Hatters CITY WIDE PICKUP AND DELIVERY I 'I82 Arcade TOwer 5775 Your Satisfaction Our Success I I ll ' Il - 0 - Q I 0 I A 1 . -, x n . . , . I - - ll - - ll WW Small Business .lk-PQI' Ai 5+ F W TOPEL The Quality Florist Member Florist Telegraph Delivery 'I9'l E 7th St GA 5347 SUNSET DRIV tip ROBERT and WANE KNUTSOLNZ Tx SPGCIOIIZ ng I Fried Chicken and Sandwi es Tray Service I67I Rlce Street One Block North of Wheelock Parkway NICOSIA MUSIC CENTER AND SCHOOL Largest Selection of the best Accordlons Band and String Instruments Free use of Accordion to Begn ers C M lChuckD NICOSIA 940 Payne Ave TO 7573 Compliments of A A CARLSTROM ancI SONS 1073 Payne Avenue VA 5509 Schletty Greenhouses Florist Flowers For All Occasions We Specialize In Wedding Decorations 2525 Edgerton St. VA. 1616 Hayden Heights Shoe Store Shoe Repairing and Dry Cleaning Shoes and Rubber Footwear GILMAN SODBERG 'I410 White Bear Ave. VA. 44'I'I St. Paul, Minn. H. C. Nonnemacher Plumbing and Heating 779 E. Seventh St. TO. 6423 SEESTEDT'S Carpet - Tile - Linoleum 61 E. 5th sf. GA. 5474 Rv Lp..Af , . I L.' ,447 .Q S-' X H ,ix nk ' I' I, , I 'N W K.: rr' ff Aff! 1 X I . I 0 fx K 'A' If SR iw. IK A LMQJ I -R O O r . I I li ' 'i n ' I . O I I I ' i n Flourrshes Here SPREIGL SERVICE STATICN 1908 Rc St eet MOEN S SHCJE SHOP Shoe Dyemg Shoe Repair Shoe Polish Shoe Laces 84 E Seeth Stet Payne Avenue Shell Porcelalnlzlng Snow Plowlng Towing 1050P y eA e TO 9052 Compliments MATT SCHREIER HAYDEN HEIGHTS VARIETY 1410 White Bear Ave. TOwer 9082 H L RICK Compliments of HARTMAN S DEPT. STORE 867 Payne Avenue Lee Upholstering Co. Restyling Repairing and Custom Built Furniture of All Kinds Presented by Joseph Lee 924 Arcade St. VA. 2651 Bernie La Beau 8g Co. Printers - Publishers Specializing in School Newspapers 793 East Seventh Street TOwer 3214 1 has '-,A ' n nf' I Ia ..r L X , x U' ' I O M'N. U , , ie r 8 . v n r e I I I of O I a n v . . I Advertisers lnclude , OLSON BROS MEATS Fund Your Answer for Good Meats at OLSON S 915 Payne Avenue TOwer 5923 HYGIENIC BARBER SHOP Your!-,laps wlllxnot F211 m your face wherl' cut by Hyglenlcx me hod 903 Payne at York Nelson Brothers Grocery 1020 Pluyne Avenue' 'll0wer 2735 LEAFGREN FURS Furs Exclusively Coats Scarves Capes Repo g Restyl 1194 Payne at Maryland TOwe 1400 d I JOHNSON MFG tor SUPPllers f Equlpment used nn Johnson Hugh Schools Prmt Sh CEdar 2541 14,5 Soi, Wabasha Kestlng Muslc S nce 1925 Complete Llne of Musrcal Instruments Rentals Repairing lnstructlon 34 E 6th Street CEdar 4786 Tower Radio Appliance Co Complete Radio Service 833 E Seventh St at Arcade TOwer 4100 JOHN W IVANCE INSURANCE General Insurance Flre Automobile Casualty Llfe Bonds 814 Pioneer Bldg GA 3353 . . X A b 2 . X , r l f ' ' ' I ,S 17 ' I ' Q , K 1-1 o - If f . . l I f I. . ll I 1 , . ll' iff 'f s - . V , V ' A A lX.- f . .' df, 1. l V 4' ' ' I ' , ' . 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If M 4,6P X - . . - . l f' 1 I F 1' I V- IA I ri ' s 5- . lf' n 1 YH X I C O O I I O . ., .l.H.S. alumni Schwietz Furniture HAZEL pARK Furniture and House ,yt Furnishing 9 A Qgliite Bear Ave VI 4 3731 1000 1004 Arcade scffw 31b1Q,,eJU sf Paul Minn M O R E L L I S George R Arthur E Super Market Payne Ave and Collins Street STEELE BROTHERS MEATS HowAR0 oLsoN Mg Payne Avenue at .Iessamme TOwer 2532 AM t 1100 tll 200 GENO S CAFE Spaghetti Fried Chicken Ravioli Steaks Caccitore Chicken in Italian Sauce P y TO 9274 LOMBARDI P p PAYNE AVE REFRIGERATION, Inc BILL METZGER S EAT SHOP 832 E Seventh St TINY TOT SHOP Anchor Heating and Oll Burner Service BOYS and Glrls Toys 24 H and Furniture D P Day To 1523 N'9h' VA 2573 1197 Arcade sf Tower 0544 0 V' FJ 1 YK L J 'til 'M 474' sa ' ' ' , 0 . ' A , K 0 I 0 I . . 0 , r. Hours: 8:00 . . o : P.M. Saturdays i 1 A.M. I I We Cater to Parties. For Reservations or Orders to take out 670 a ne Avenue . ' . , ro. O . 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