Anamosa High School - Blue Raider (Anamosa, IA)

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Class Prophecy Ronnre Remmmgton Sharrng a paper route wtth Darlene Kerns Donna Mrtchell Selling domrnoes at Hawbalser Toy Shop Gary Yahnke Drrvrng Hannas Orl Trucks for the Conoco Station Phyllis Albaugh Selling rrfles at Stookeys gun shop Mary Taylor Workmg backstage in Snow Whtte and the Seven Dwarfs, especially ln terested rn Dopey Karen Hanna Workmg rn the steel mrlls of Gary lndrana Sharla Byers Sellmg handkerchxefs on the Rural Routes Judy Weighles A model for Aments Mary Ann Scanlon Drrvmg a taxi to out of town places George Clark Assrstmg Mama at the Maud Rrte Larry Metrs Workmg m Monte for a good reason,'-' ? Darlene Kerns Helpmg Donna sell dommoes Janet Lutz Drnvmg a bus between Marxon and Anamosa Jo Ann Watson Head cook at Walton Bakery Marvm Martms Drrvmg the school bus to Amber Sue Landess Sellmg Dxck Tracy Comics on N Scott Street Shrrley Austm Sellmg crgars m Ulferts Smoke Shop Evelyn Hurt Business executrve for Rushford 6 Co Marrlyn Monroe Sellmg Clark candy bars m competrtron wtt John Lowery Cantrell what he rs gomg to do Gary Steenhock Head artrst at the Alyea Art Studros Judy Reeves Gxvmg 'crew cuts at Wxllrams Barber Shop h Marna Gaye David Prllard Clow Juggler rn Monroe Crrcus Emogene Tholen Mmmg lront Ore rn the Harbson Mines Jo Ann Soper Selling Wxlhes Jeeps Melvm Otten Collecting unemployment checks Mary Ann McCadms Safety mstructor Her motto Keep to Duck Murray Mrlkman. at the Landess Dairy Gary 'White Stand rn for Gene Krups Joyce Reid Workmg on the staff at the Journal Velda Rrckles Lookmg for that certam party rn Langworthy Charles Hartwlg Head performer ln a circus slde show Glorra Rathjens A Parts model for Frenrh Bathrng Suits James Payton Professronal wrestler rn Lutz s Stadium Vlrgrma Taylor Modeling evemng gowns at Mramr Beach Don Kula Frre Chref at Vrola Don Hawbaker A professional 'woman hater Tom Powell Modelmg for Charles Atlas Mary Lawerence Workmg rn Coulhours Servrce Statlon Don Westphal Manufacturmg fur collars for maroon coats rn Pats dress shop Lotus Wlalraven Sandmg floors for Leggett s Norman Rathyre Workmg behmd the scenes of the movxe 'Harts and Flowers Janet Hart Furnrshrng polrsh for Haskels shoeshme Rrchard Wrrght Workmg on McCadam1zed roads La Vonne Bartels Workmg m Albaugh s Cnty Servxce Station in Maquoketa James Wrllrams Assistant Osteopath at Reeves the Wrrght of the road -- ' Il D 77 ' l ' ll 7! - - . . . - , . i i . . 4 ,, V - . . Arlene Harms - Wife to some lucky farmer. . . , A 1 1 . s , 11 l , .. . . . , . . , . . .

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274 Third Row: Coach Max Fliehler, David Brandt, James Payton, David Pillard, Gary Yahn- ke, James Williams, George Clark, Don Westphal, Dick Murray, Melvin Otten, Erwin Wells. Second Row: Chester Jarouz, Leroy Humpal, Tom Powell, Roger Norton, Lotis Wal- raven, Gary, Steenhoek, Stuart Mcliinstry, Larry Miers, Galen Keteben, Dick Driebelbis, Tom Plath. First Row: Sonny Carlson, Richard Wright, Charles Hartwig, Don Kula, Keith First, Wayne Hall, Roger Norton, Bob May, James Walton, For the first year the Anamosa Junior High rolled off to a flying start in the football season with five wins and no losses. On- ly two of their opponents scored against them, Manchester and the Anamosa Freshmen. Anamosa Junior High 7 Monticello 0 Anamosa Junior High 39 Mighty Midgets 0 Anamosa Junior High 34 Manchester 13 Anamosa Junior High 13 Monticello 0 Anamosa J unior High 21 Anamosa Freshmen 13 The following Junior High boys received letters: Stuart Mc- Kinstry, Galen Ketelsen, Don Westphal, Norman Rathje, George Clark, Tom Plath, Melvin Otten, Garry Steenhoek, David Pillard, Lotis Walraven, Larry Meirs, Dick Murray, James Payton, Gary White, James Williams, Don Kula, David Brandt, Roger Norton. lt is appropriate that most football games are played on holler-days. I got Cuba last night on my radio set. That's nothing. l got Greece on my vest! 'What is the deflnation of a polygon? I A polygon is a dead parrot. There is one thing l can't eat for breakfast What is that ? Supper.