Anita High School - Spartan Yearbook (Anita, IA)

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,. F' E. .ids '- ' X Y sm, ,, lu, an .A . V my x -C Cleanliness is Our Goal gig 15 - J., QQ' , , I I Q' fi 16 fins- ' ' ? .5 ati' ,X yu W1 FIRST ROW: Brenda Jorgensen, Connie Van A1-rnam, :sharon Kay Moore, Shcrryl ,-'inn Thoznnsur SECOND ROW: Mary Broxxnsln-rpfcr, C Lindhlom. Rhea Jo 5mith. Gregory Sfholl. arol Rich, Susan Littleton. lxlarigarl-I lla-mard. nu-wr Joyce Azxfler:-vn. all-XNDINCE: ?.1i-W-, Txforh-n-,on lfroh:-5' Rasmussen, Freddie W ilson, ,lirnmy Ruggles. ' Stressing dental care was an important part of our health program. ' The mathematical geniuses of Anita in February 1954 were laying the foundations and cornerstones for the future. FIRST ROW: liront lo harkl Rout-r Ilvni-inn, Horny Visgsn-y, R-.inv1yH4-aih, Carolyn brhmi, Na. 4 x ,lo Coglon, Carol Kloppcnhury. SILCONIJ RON: llarlq-nv .loruensl-n, Hurwnvlorl- i'1ll4'lr0'. 11121: i Jordan, Nanry lioclhurn, .Indy Cameron, Georur- .lohn-,on. THIRD RU'-V: l.infiu1.ili,liarllarn .Ia-risen, .lanv .Il-xuftt. Cathy l'lrincllvy,Tx1il-v l,m'll, Nfl-s--KiUFlf'I1-Oh. limmy '-'.ri,gE,1. MISS FLORENCE MORTk.NSl-.N Nj Dana College, Blair, Nebraska Northeastern State College, Tahlequah, Oklahoma Drake University First Grade Uniform Co. Cor. Sponsored By CAMERON BODY SHOP

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Good Health is Not Just Luck FIR5T ROW: Darrell Nelsen, Richard Redhurn. SECOND ROW: Linda Turner, Donald Fletcher, Carolyn Sfhirm: Terry Haworth, Erif Osen. THIRD ROW: James Schrader, Kevin Burke, Miss Knowlton- Mdffla KUWBY, Robert Larsen, Kenneth Harrison. A great number oi reading skills were stressed in the third grade. Much work was done with phonics which holds a very important place in reading. Vowel sounds, consonent sounds, vowel and consonant blends, suffixes, prefixes, root words, and how to mark off words were studied. Everyone worked to become a good independent reader to more thoroughly enjoy the many reading books and the third grade library books. Anita football, basketball and baseball players of 1960-1964 were building up winning teams by eating health foods-here pictured having a cabbage-apple party. LEFT TO RIGHT AROUND l'ABl,l:: Linda Legg, John Walker, Sheryl RiCh, Denis Reed, Betty Parker, Rifhard Watson. Mary Ash, Larry Claussc-n, Mrs. Krause, Frederick Christensen, Dennis Newell, Nancy McLuen, Craig Holland, Mavis Nelscn, Bill Iallur-. .loll-no Chadwick. ABSENT: Herman Claussen and msn-.,11r'm-luw 4.1 MRS. INGA KRAUSE til Dana College, Blair, Nehr. Drake University 'T' , Iowa State TeachersiCollege at University oi Omaha .gn an -I . 4 -if' f' ' Sponsored By DEM ENT IM PLEM ENT COMPANY evil.

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Young and Eager To Learn li., 4. y D 6 'l3Jl!J,uum 3.U1.l.l.lft'fi x': 31.11.113 iii ig' nmn'x'x'm Danny Wright, Marvin Hcckman, Larry Kuggles, Donna Bringle- son, Patricia Nelsen, Bill Littleton, Craig Lauscr, Mrs. Pratt. fg- W, 5, S . 'r 4. ,. . 41.1 William Haier, Jr., Sue Ellen Dorsey, Susan Burke, Gary Duff, Deborah Ash. Wyoma Harrison, Robert Haszard, Tcrry Clau-.st-n. +1 T zur ,Q W, .r ' .X SlTTlNG: Janilynn Long, Linda Lyons, Llena Kinney, Jimmy Sisler, Larry Sher-ts, Ronald Kelly, Gary Kloppenburg. STANDING: Richard Holmes, Jerry Wahlert, Janice Wiersma, Barbara Taylor, Janet Wicrsma, Mrs- Pratt. AFSSENT: Karen Miller and Frank Claussen- N7 FIRST ROW: Lyle Heath, Karen Nelsen, Jack Haworth, Steven Westfall, Ingrid Pittelkow, Linda Guncly. SEC- OND ROW: Lance Rourick, Sandra Knowlton, Susan Knowlton, Alanna Holland, Julie Cowan. The kindergarten was separated from the first grade for the first tirne in a sepa- rate classroom. A two hour session was held in the morning and in the afternoon with twenty beginners in each. The room formerly occupied by the superintendent was converted into a lovely kindergarten room. Painting easels, book shelves, and cut down tables were painted gray- Some new chairs were purchased and old chairs were painted yellow. The ceiling was painted white to improve the lighting. A small size toilet and lavoratory were in- stalled in one corner of the classroom and all enclosed in a closet. A piano and a new teacher's desk were purchased and a movable toy shelf was built to hold new blocks, trucks, puzzles and other toys. Several new library books were added. The first three grades came to the kinder- garten room for music class with Mrs. Pratt who was a graduate oi the Anita High School in 1949. MRS. OPAL. PRATT ill Northwest Missouri State College Marysville, Missouri Stan. El. Cer- Sponsored By B URKE BROTHERS f?