Saint Anthony Village High School - Villager Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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25 YEARS AGO Above: Twenty-five years ago. William Carlson was the first St. Anthony Village High School (grades 7-12) principal. Mr. Carlson came here from Northfield and brought with him several teachers. Below: The high school auditorium is named after Mr. O. D. Tingum. the first superintendent of Independent District 282. 5

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25 YEARS AGE) Memories of friendships, memories of accomplishments, memories of activities these are some of the memories that the Villager celebrates! These are the memories that we will carry for the rest of our lives. Going way back, it was during the 1961-62 school year that St. Anthony Village High School chose its school colors (blue and white) and its mascot (husky). The first Villager, published in 1962, was a soft cover yearbook. Village High Views was the official name given to the high school newspaper. Just as the school population increased, so did the school plant. The principal original facilities consisted of the A classroom building, old gym, and the cafeteria, which also served as an auditorium. Additions were the swimming pool and patio, new gym, auditorium, and additional classrooms (now the Middle School). Memories, Memories

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