Anamosa High School - Blue Raider (Anamosa, IA)

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The seven people at the right are the hardest work- ing .people in this school- iust ask them. The smirk on Paul Whear's face is the result of his outwitting Mr. Stusak and skipping annual meeting night after night. Marilyn Lemrond ls probably thinking about the fun she had making the snapshot pages. Don J uan, the editor, however, is sobered by all the trials and tribulations he 'went through to get our beloved annual out. To the left, just outside the picture, sits Mr. Stu- sak, whip in hand. He blew his fuse more than once. l-le gained redress, however, by .printing the iuicy notes cn page 58. With the efforts of the staff and Mr. Stu- sak combined, we finally got the annual out - three weeks late. Second Row: Don Yahnke, Editorg Phyllis Goss, Activity Editor, .lim Corwin, Adver- tising Manager. First Row: Chrol Musgrove, Sales Managerg Paul Whear, Art Editor: Larry Crockett, Business Managerg Marilyn Lemrond, Senior Class Editor. Annual Staff National Honor Society Second Row: Don Yahnke, Norman Murfield, Larry Crockett, Charles Metcalf. Firlt Row: Jan Murfield, Viola Wigger, Carol Murgrove, Marilee Kennedy, Mary Ann Nickels. The Anamosa chapter of the National Honor Soc- iety was establlshed at A. H. S. this school year un- der the direction of Principal Kirlin. The group whose picture appears here are the charter members of the society. Initiation was held on March 17, 1950. Election to the society is the highest achievement which a student can gain during his four years of high school. Election ig based upon four principles: Schol- arship, Leadership, Character, and Service. This socie- ty is sometimes callsd the high school Phi Beta Kap- pain