Susan B Anthony Junior High School - Anthonian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Intramural Champs We had great times in our intramural games. This year the phy. ed. teachers worked it out so that even if the rest of your homeroom were bad sports that's a pun, folks .... you still got to play. We had kickball, volleyball, and basketball. tUnfortunately the poor basketball players didn't finish in time to get pictures in. Better luck next timeD VOLLEYBALL RESULTS Eighth Grade First 2 002 Second - 109 Third - 001 Seventh Grade First - 100 Second - 301 Third 2 302 KICKBALL RESULTS Eighth Grade First - 001 Second - 105 Seventh Grade First 2 208 Second - 100 Third 2 104 and 301 23

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Cross-Country Skiing Skiing has always been the most popular after-school activity at Anthony, with more than 200 kids wanting to join Mr. Caldwell for down-hili skiing. This year the down-hillers had two series 6f trips, both of which were very popular. But the fact that we even have cross-country skiing is a sign of both its growing popularity, and of the power of the press. Yes, the Anecdote! The cross-country ski group got started when three seventh grade girls wrote a letter to the editor asking why we couldn't have a cross-country club. Mr. Hayden, who is an experienced and enthusiastic cross-country skier, volunteered to advise the group. But, unfortunately, the weather didn't cooperate, and the group only got to go out about five times because it was raining, and you can't cross country ski on dirt. But the times they had were fun times and they look forward to next year. Where Are Their Heads? We asked Mr. Hayden to take some pictures for us, and he nicely agreed to do so. Mr. Hayden: You're a great math teacher, and a great cross-country skier, but as a photographer, well, you're a great math teacher and cross-Country skier!