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

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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

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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 , . I . ' 1 . . ,,. . I -