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

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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 . , . , . ' X' 1 1 ' It 3 5 A1 I I I ' , .' 1. U5 1 -1 1 -I .11 4 3' 1 ' v 1 1 11 Q -f ,Q 6, - , 1 1 1 H 4- Q , 4-A .. ? I I - ,, as. ' I K al 1 'I ,J I 1 I -. 11 .fw I ' v , 1, K . ' 'P ' 1 3 1 -1 1 1 N11 5 ' . as I ' 1 I . I 1 ,, My 1 1 , If : , - vt R I I - 1 1 1 1 J A 'B . , : , ' 1 it 'Q ' 1 1 1 1 Q , V N., ' 1 - Q .1 F f 1 'Ry B r , i , , Mc- I I ' 1 : D - I I 'I P 1 1 1 , 1 7 : , 1 , 1 1 1 -1 1 1 -I 1, , : , Le- ss 1 1 1 Tv K I I I , R . , K A j : 1- ' 1 1 1 1 'Y 'T' 'V , , , . f , 1 , - 1 1 1 I I - I I - '15 5 : , ' I I l 1 1 1 Q' . 1 -1 1 1: 1 1 1 vw ' ' . J ' J A sic . ' ' ' W 5- 1 1 1 M ,1 g. us- l'1 , K., 7 sg - 15 Q f : 1 , A ,E .1 1... g . I I 'U . W- If 2- 4: , , - 1 V ' W 1 : 2 1 l I . I . ,m 1 ' , . L ,1 V Q.. .1 5' 1- 1 ' R-of , ' -sw tl 'K kQ,iQ.,T 1 L : ' 1 1 Q, - We Q .I1. I K' g E 1 1 11 3 F' 1 1 V., 1 1 I ' 1 11 1 l- ' I I I 1 1 1 1 I 5 ' I 4 9 ' 1 1 1 V 'I - Q 7 1 1 ' I 3 ' 1 -1 1 l- ' 1 A ' 1 1 1 gf X.-1 v ca, QQ L 1 I ' I Gy - W .N L. I 1 1 ll 'I I I - b A A V Y N , 1 1 1

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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 ,'-

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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 . . . . . . - . , . . . ' 11 ll . ' , . ' 1 - I I I