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

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,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.

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,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 . I I ' I I I '- I -I ' Z 1 I . 1 8. I I ' I I -I ' J. 1 1 1 1 1 1 : , 1 1 1 1 -1 1 5 1 ' 1 1 1 1 i 7 . ' 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 : '

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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, . I I r, 1 1 1 1 ' k 1 .1 1 , g : - ' I ' I ' ' s 1 1 - 'A 1 1 1 ' d : 2 1 C - Q 1 1 U 1 - U- I E , , ft I 'P f ' I : 1 A ' ' ' lx . 7 as l 1- . 1 FJ ' 1 r 5 4 K 1. .- 1 1 1 Q is .f .,. f- ' , 1 1 A ' : ' 1 4 P- fn .6 'H 1 D 1 l 1 +5 cf , , ' 1 A Q ... 1, 6- .A A ,N V , l 5 : ' T - ' 0 1 1 ' .F ln' Q- I 1 V 'ff' 1 1 S H' 1 ff nf -br 'rr 1 ' . W, V V 6- ' 7 ef 'Y V 1 1 1 ' f av 'W 'F 5 c ' K land, Lehman, Stabenow. iq like ll T, , I V 1 1 1 .1 1 1 C 1 Q A 1 1 9 - 1 1 W 1 X 1 1 1 -1 1' in ' D , ' ' ' - - fvt .r 6 1 f 1 ' f V1 4 4' , M .5 1 L., . 4' Q 1 : Vp , , , V1 I 'r I ' -.f 1 1' 1 f '1 1 K ll, ,K I I . Q 1 1 1 1- . ' 1-.xv h D 1 Q 1, ' . ,. ,1 .1- Y ,, , I I I - I I I - 1 . I ' . 1 1 I 1 ,119