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

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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

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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

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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'