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

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Aff -on-whip! V Ro Jody Roeben, Alice Ariola and Jerry Melin dis- 'isa cuss of the COURIER. , Wlw,,,jM I '--: Ge rge Nieman, Sandy Mazion, Dick Ackerson, Jane Nelson ni.. -i ff- ' A d Carol Hannah read and correct copy for a feature story. L, 1. , D t a ,I Xl.: , l , ' J cMann observes Judy Freed, one of many industrious I ff! ff! ' f, A RIER workers, as she puts the finishing touches on an lxdfvvu Lv .Q ff! 1 rticle. f 1 If 1 M 1 ' il Clairann Jobst looks on as Sharon Ostermann and Donna ' lj!! l ff Olsenius determine length of editorials and news stories. , ff ,ff U W WJ ff Pu limion Agents. Row 1: Patricia Rieger, Sharon Geiger, Rosella Roberta, Barbara Brandt, Bill 0 V gglund, Steve Seidl, Judy Martinson, Pat Chun. Row 2: Eileen Benner, Nancy L. Johnson, Susan ,JJ fl!! df, 1 haley, Sharron Merth, Ginny Brenna, Mary Stewart, Karen Mager, Teresa Larson, Joan Smiley. 1 Q Row 5: Barbara Haufek, Joni Elmquist, Judy Hanley, Dona Rush, Carol Olson, Carole Christy, lly-fd t Kathie Storhang, Corrine Anderson, Connie H. Johnson, Carroll Pula. Row 4: Roxie Koke, Angelo l f Rulli, Bob Hicks, Gary Browne, Judson MacRae, Thomas Smith, Gary Winter, Charles Harring- V Of ,V ton, Jean Kisch. of

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0 RI STAF Room 203, fifth period, was the den for journalistic- , minded scribes. The continuous hum of clacking type- writers and discussing voices sounded forth as the 6 twenty-eight staff members met deadlines for twelve l publications. Making page layouts, gathering news, writing stories and headlines, and counting copy were routine procedures for the preparation of each issue. The Old-Time issue, the April Fool's publication and the Senior issue were characteristic of the staff's efforts to appeal to the reading interests of its 1500 subscribers. Chief photographer Ken Aitken and assistant Dave Ax- ness discuss picture scheduling problems in the dark room. 1: Z2 Zi.. 1 ill, Q? ,s+ ,lg sa., ,Mn Row 1: Judy Guetz, DeVanney Kellogg, Dick Ackerson, Judy Nelson, Tom Brindley, Sandy Mazion, Judy Freed, Louise Schaaf, Arline Thompson, Jerry Melin, Alice Ariola. Row 2: Ron Skorka, Judy Roeben, Joan Peterson, Ken Aitkin, Joyce Roeben, Brad Enerson, Sharon Ostermann, Clairann Jobst, Dave Axness, Carole Hannah, Kathy Tacik, George Nieman, Donna Olsenius, Scott Wright, Gloria Bangert, Kathie Storhang, Jane Nelson. 16 l

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CHEERLE DERS . . B 1 , i V 4 , eggs. L, rf I it I A .H - . . W , ,, . . . V .ll , X , A pi? gy . .l a . b A gf VL , Q W, .Q it C, L , if , s a rw f rw A P . 1 - '91, .2 W s ..., sf X . 'fat I k lf rea 1 ak C Aybirf. he 1, K 6 any XZ' It takes many hours and struggling practice to become one of our Cheerleaders. During the exciting hours of waiting and hoping, the teachers and students pick the very best in the group of girls who try out. During the year the Cheerleaders sponsored different activitiesg the Christmas Dance and various pep rallies. The pep rallies are usually held before school the eve of a game. These pep sessions help stir spirit among the students. 18 Q, N1 1 T N H 1 5 ,1 . 4 up Ksjai, 1 mu fi , ' wr ,g i -f if ss, PJ N .N ggi-f, s 'f W -1. R 71-7 P'h 5 N 4. ' 'sz if K r 5 1 - K-V A we K, - - ' S 4-,Ratt i 'K ' , M' X : -ff up ,yt ,Ev JL 'M f- 9' .V 'N -- 4 X412 , Q J' - - . 3 WJ' , wp. ' .4 1, S , - . X tvfvls, v 4, :rag 'A QR. .15 . - N ,Qi fame!! fybyf-l Y ' nf- 1 I ,,, 1 X f H Ag . li' f 4 :J . 'E F A A is aw ifa fr ,C 'l K me - W-, K C Cheerleaders, l. to Judy Haugen, Ly. Ostebo, Konny Dav Donna Olsenius, K: en Sherrard, Cal Peterson, jean Wo men, Vi LaRoche. Cheerleaders pep the crowd at a fc ball and basketl game with a, H Hey! What do say? aw I A . C 5 ...t i ilts,