Anoka High School - Anokan Yearbook (Anoka, MN)

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www? . s -K' Miss HELEN stoizv More is thy due than more than all can pay. lt is only natural that Shakespeare should aid us in conveying our admiration for Miss Helen Story who has given everyone of us a deep appreciation for Shakespeare's works. She has undoubtedly helped form a foundation for the understanding of English literature which will guide us throughout our stay at Anoka High School. The pleasing manner in which she exemplifies a true friend and teacher is not only found in the class- room during school hours but is also carried with her wherever she goes as an intimate part of her very being, as are her keen expressions and her radiant smile. Miss Story has always been more than willing to give a helping hand to Anoka High's amateur musi- cians whether it be by accompanying a soloist or the entire chorus in their numerous appearances. In her capacity of Senior Class advisor she has shown undue sympathy, kindness, and an unusual un- derstanding of our problems. For this, Miss Helen Story will always be remembered by the class of 53. .leaked fion, Our social science instructor, Mr. Carroll Johnson, has won the unswerving respect and admiration of the Senior Class of 1953. He has presented to us age- long problems and has formulated answers in our minds that we may better the world we live in. By carefully analyzing world events and by pointing out the good and bad points of our society, he has helped prepare us for our life after we leave the halls of Anoka High School. Equally important is Mr. Johnson's supervision of the Anokan. His kindness, consideration, and actual technical knowledge of the production of yearbooks have been the motivating force behind the publica- tions of the Anokan in the past years. Under his watchful supervision the annual has risen to its pres- ent prominence and has become an accurate record of school life, a record which is a priceless treasure to all those whose many memories are pictured between its covers. ' Page Mx MR. CARROLL JOHNSON

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