Anthon High School - Bomb Yearbook (Anthon, IA)

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G R A D E S C H O O L F A C U L T Y Gertrude Maddison Anthon, Iowa Kindergarten Morningside College Dorothy Schumacher Correctionville, Iowa First Grade College Mrs Fqye Hinkhouse Correctlonville, Iowa Second Grade Wayne State Teachers College Joan Hamann Moorhead, Iowa Third Grade Wayne State Teachers College Mrs Helen Petersen Anthon, Iowa Fourth Grade Buena Vista College Hrs Anne Claas Anthon, Iowa Fifth Grade Graceland College gsm- Mildred Thom son Anthon, Iowa Sixth, Seventh Grades Morningside College Iowa State Teachers X w ' -T no

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Class Illstorv In the fall of 19141, twenty members of a future class of l95h enrolled in the lclndergarten of Anthon Public School Eight out of that class still remasn a part of this senior class They are Reba Brigman, Margie Livermore, Jerane Rossow, D1a.ne Towers, Steve Gilman, Larry Huffman, Larry Madsen, and John Stender Our superintendent was H P Shedd In the fourth grade year a new superintendent, C H Bones came to Anthon, and Beth Bones became a member of our class Donnle Davis also jolned us that year New members in the sixth grade were David Madison and James Mullicane Jean Ashley spent her first year in this school in the elghth grade On September 3, 1950, twenty elght freshmem were enrolled in bn thon High School Besides those mentloned above, there were the fol lowing new members , Jay Coyne, Junior Dicus, Richard F1emm:Lng, Ronnie Hayworth, Wqme Keitges, Dennls Kvidera, Betty Lou Fisher, Vera Mar tens, Francis Meyer, Harlan Munsen, Marie Patterson, LeRoy Pedersen, Howard Petersen, Lyle Schram, and LaVonne Yates Delbert Saxen moved to Anthon from Qulmby and enrolled as a soph omore In March of our sophomore year Betty Lou Fisher moved to Mo and during our Junior year, Vera. Martens, LaVonne Yates and Jim Mull 1ca.ne left us Beth Bones moved to Hudson, Iowa, last summer and our Class of '5h now numbers twenty three Looking back to some of the special things our class has done to gether, the first outstanding memory is that of initiatlon on October 29 Dur1ng the day we went through our paces for the seniors and that evening there was a party in the gm Our flrst class party was :Ln September, a scavenger hunt During practice sessions of our Junior class play, we waged bit ter campaigns over the telephone about who would win the election, Ike or Adalai We put on our play, The Perfect Idiot on the night of November 7th, 1952, and of course it was a howling success We were not so sure after dress rehearsal 3 Afterwards we sat around on the set of the living room of the Tennison home, and had a make believe boring match but the fighters kept going out for popcorn Also, we were admiring our class rings which we had just gotten Some of the most fun we had, was an evenlng we spent learning to dance in Steve's haymow Learnsmg to dance, so we could all shine at our Jr Sr Benquet, where we danced to the music of Tommy Thomas The week before May 7, which was the b1g evening, was spent in trans forming the gm into a Showboat complete with stage and all On August 31, 1953, we were enrolled as mighty seniors Our turn to initiate the freshmen came on October 15 That evening we had a sock hop in the gym On October 26, we journeyed to Genelli Studios to have our pic tures taken That evenlng we all had dinner at Green Gables and saw the show, From Here to Eternity By the time thls is read we will have had our Senior play, skip day, perhaps even Commencement We leave Anthon High with fondest memories of a wonderful place and some wonderful times, and like all preceding classes, hope we may be missed just a little o Q, ll X ville.and that summer Junior Dicus moved to Sioux City. Also before