Anoka High School - Anokan Yearbook (Anoka, MN)

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LEFT: Mike Houser and Chris Mulvaney are king and queen of Anokalot in the skit per- formed during the Homecoming pepfest. BELOW: Proceeds from button sales were contributed to Dan Klint, a Coon Rapids ath- lete, injured early in the football season. The Night The Knights Saw Stars . It was the luck of the Irish coming through , Mike Gilligan reasoned, when he heard his button slogan had won. At the sixth hour pepfest Al Soren- son serenaded Queen Sue Kuelbs with f'Suzanne , while Mr. Dussl honored her with a kiss. The three- hour-block classes presented a skit about ANOKALOT. It was rather fun being out there, but now every- one calls me 'king'. - Mike Houser Danceline performed in good spir- its despite a locker-room fire that had destroyed their costumes that morning. I felt a little hurt and pretty bad .. . it was fantastic to hear so many cared. - Sandy Ramsay Warm clear weather made for per- fect playing and spectating condi- tions. I knew we were gonna win. It was a boring game. We killed 'em. They were no competition. - Teal Buzzelli F.L.A.G.S. and the Junior Class built floats. Student class officers TOP LEFT: Tactus plays a variety of songs during the dance. LEFT: Seniors, Mitch Omer 1855 and Scott Sorteberg 1823, converge upon an Irondale back during Anokals 48-0 Home- coming victory over the Knights. started a class float, a lot of kids came to help. - Barb Hippe We're the only ones with ambition. - Sue Noon Cheering crowds and the marching band saluted Queen Sue Kuelbs and her court as they arrived by convert- ible. HHomecoming was the shock and excitement of being select- ed queen, having my family and friends proud for me, meeting new people, and being very, very happy. It was weird getting all the attention and everything - but I felt more like a part of this school. - Queen Sue Kuelbs It was OK except I had a cast on my leg. - Gene Newell, Queen's escort Homecoming feelings were mixed. Just because it was homecoming, the game didn't mean that much to me, 'cause I didn't have a date. I got my homecoming treat by beating Irondale out on the gridiron. - Vince Elleraas Homecoming was having Mr. Dussl as an honorary fa- ther. - Michelle Am ble 17