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

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Faculty and Staff Who didnt really have a goldfish eating contest after they said they would? Who assigned us detention? Who gave us tons of work? Right you are! But who saw us come in as little kids? And helped us learn and grow and mature? Who helped us a lot? Right, again. Mr. Ms. Mr. Mr. Mr. . Carol Anderson, Home Economics . Andy Austrums, Mathematics . Betty Bassett, Art and English . Frank Blanchard, Vocal Music . Larry Brockel, Industrial Arts and RE. . Shirley Buchanan, Home Economics . Bruce Caldwell, Spanish and History . Lyndon Carlson, Social Studies . James Dotseth, Physical Education . Duane Dull, Counselor . Les Engstrom, Social Studies . Russell Everett, Aide to the Principal . Marvin Frein, Social Studies . Steve Gerber, Special Education . Dennis Hayden, Mathematics . Ron Houghteling, Science . Al Johnson, Industrial Arts . E. Ray Johnson, Industrial Arts . Sylvia Jones, Administrative Aide . Mary Larson, Mathematics . Mary Lathrop, English . Lynn Lynch, Custodian . Tom McEachern, Custodian . Janice Meyer, Librarian . Louise Meyers, Aide . Evelyn Ogilvie, Aide . Dick Rumppe, Science . Dave Samek, Custodian . Ron Sandeen, Instrumental Music . Betty Schraeder, Special Education James Suchomel, Mathematics Laurie Tyson, English Clarence Velgersdyk, English Richard Vevle, Mathematics Don Wagner, Social Studies

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Retiring Personnel Congratulations to Mr. Vern Bauer who has helped us develop a concern for a complete education, mind as well as body, and who has also helped us try to achieve pride in a job well done . . . To Mrs. Fern Gronneberg who has shown us that learning can be serious, systematic, and satisfying . . . To Mr. Robert Rutt who has helped us solve the most traumatic of our problems, who has given us encouragement when welve needed it . . . To Mrs. Gladys Love who has not only programmed all our classes and changed schedules, but has done so with a smile; and to Mr. Max Sporer, who has given us a fundamental, structured classroom, but never without the quick quip and a joke and a pat on the back. Thank you all. Dedication: Mr. Robert Brant We respect Mr. Brant as a teacher. He makes finding a city on a map of Africa or remembering the names of Russials rivers seem easier. He calmly, but authoritatively, shows us what to do and how to do it. He shows he cares what happens to us and demands that we do our best. We respect Mr. Brant also because he has shown us by example how to live courageously and face every challenge life gives us. As a person Mr. Brant faces a greater challenge each day than most of us ever will. He has shown us what dignity, independence, and dedication really are. Thanks for caring and being yourself, Mr. Brant.

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Serious and silly Mr. Blanchard tlower ler always looks serious when hets getting us ready to go on stage. And in a more serious vein yet, this group photo is the last picture of Mr. Stanko tstanding leftt before his sudden death in January. But, then, the ridiculous exists here, too. The three above SAID that they were practicing first aid on a released day . . . And, Mrs. Meyer, why doesntt your birthday cupcake have a number on it? And will the person who gave Mr. Sporer that kiss, please stand up!