St James High School - Saintonian Yearbook (St James, MN)

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Row 3: £. Gooselaw, E. Freeman, S. Curtis, N. Curry, G. Gerdes, D. Eckstrom, H. Fredrickson, D. Claire. Row 2: B. Carter, Y. Flogstad, L. Enqelbrecht, J. Floqstad, L. Curtis. Row I: G. Fredrickson, H. Engel, H. Clark, B. Curry. Standing: R. Buis, N. Anderson, D. Bowers, M. Bratrude, R. Beckman, R. Berq, E. Askeland, L. Bratrude. Seated: B. Beck, J. Bonin, D. Baird, P. Biersma. C. Alkire, J. Bottom, F. Abel, L. Bohm.

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JUNIORS Phyllis Undestad, Shirley Witte, Violet Ubbens, Joan Wolner, Marilyn Westman, Roselyn Westerqaard, Beverly Van Over, James Wermerskirchen, Donovan Van Over, Ellery Voqe. Is the junior year the best year? It has been said that it is ... Do the juniors of 49’ agree? . . . mmm. well maybe: it has been an eventful year anyway. First came homecominq . . . remember, that was the time the members of the junior class could be seen between classes standinq on step ladders tryinq to make the scotch tape stick to the letters, streamers, and pictures . . . the object was to make third floor qiitter and capture the prize . . . and in the bitter end there was no prize offered . . . Avis Peterson and Dale Ekstrom were our qlamorous attendants to the kinq and queen . . . Row 4: L. Ringheim, R. Schweppe. W. Runqe, B. Syverson, L Standberq, M. Sternberq, D. Steinberq. Row 3: J. Revne, R. Stahn, E. Soderberg, L. Runge, K. Stradtman. Row 2: M. Rector, E. Christenson, E. Rudie, P. Strand. Row I: L. Sternberg. H. Scofield. M. Sargent, R. Rolf.

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Row 3: J. Jensen P. Kinq. P. Kueker. J. Johnson, R. Hudson. W. Jurqens. Row 2: B. Hovden. D. Hanson, L, Hoffman. R. Harder, J. Heppner, C. Jessen. E. Hawlcinson. Row I: D. Hendricks, A. Holm, D. Klaras. R. Johnson, M. Jacobson. Remember the class play . . . Rehearsals were a riot! The niqht of the play more so with everyone bent on beinq excited or makinq somone else excited . . . Eleanor H. and Neil A. were nicknamed Ma and Pa ', and then there was Willy , our star, alias John Lester . . . Then there was the party after the play . . . The boys won from the qirls in an excitinq qame of vol- leyball ... at least it was excitinq until the boys qot an added heiqht advantaqe with Don K. on John O.’s shoulders . . . John L. was forced to play a piano solo and somehow we all lived throuqh it. Then came sprinq and the juniors worked on the plans for the Prom. The battle cry of the class was ' Let's outdo the soniors . . . Did we? Well, you decide that, but hats off to the class for a job well done. It was also in the sprinq that the juniors flashed their class rinqs . . . their own? . . . some of them perhaps, but others flashed . . . well, you know, just class rinqs . . . These were the topic of conversation amonq the class for weeks after they were chosen and amonq the whole school for weeks after they received them ... All that qlittered was qold durinq that time— rose qold, white qold. and just qold. for the rinqs boasted all three. Row 3: A. Peterson. L. Olson. C. Lainqen, I. Pederson. M. Lainqen. D. Nelson. Row 2: Z. Learn. D. Osland. M. Otte, J. Leverson. V. Lee. D. Osland, W. Nelson. Row I: J. Lester. M. Montqomery. J. Olson, J. Pauley.