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

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SCHOOL LIFE SEVENTH GRADERS BEAM. Row 3: R. Johnson. M. Miller. H. Olson. A. Bishop. P. Moody. R. Anderson. J. Seal. K. Johnson. S. Amundson. K. Ruther. S. Brown, V. Seagren. M. Ziebarth. M. Hultgren. S. Klutz. Row 2: T. La Duke. K. Rude. R. Yock. B. Killen. C. Wolner. D. Mays. D. Heckman, D. Nessler. R. Ouren. D. Hoffman. D. Schultz. K. Crosgrove. K. Bloomquist. B. Daniels. P. Woehrle. L. Kuehl. Row I: T. Perrier. D. Johnson. G. Offerdahl, R. Beckstrom. P. Roiger. C. Elvin. P. Wolner. M. Hanson. J. Legvold. D. Bowers. M. James. C. Patter- son. P. Hovden. W. Arnold. Not pictured: W. Mont- gomery. M. Nelson. R. Stradtman. C. Vetter. A. Wilson. We didn't hear the music -stop! The seventh graders continue to glide around the rink. Taking time out between classes for forbidden literature is Billy Mont- gomery. 12 School doesiYt US any

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the blisters and Kisses (continued LET'S SEE . . . HOW MANY TEASPOONS? Lett to right: Arthur Matson (Agriculture). Morgan Williacns (Social Studies 7, 8). Kenneth Fechter (Art. Advanced Shop). LOOKS GOOD . . . HOW DOES IT TASTE? Loft to right: Joe Ball (English. Speech). Norbert Renner (Science 8, 9) H. E. Davidson (Driving. Industrial Arts). BREAKFAST AT THE WATONWAN. Left to right: Lorene Meyman (Basic Math. Mathematics 7 8). Kathryn Tweeten (English. Journalism). Helen Coffeen (English 10). Ton. Rothnem (Music).

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S the experienced eighth graders looked on, we, the seventh graders tasted a mxiture of almost everything possible during our first day in junior high . . . some of us were timid, some were bold, some were lost, some were hungry (having deposited our lunches, we didn't know exactly where), some ot us forgot to study, and quite a few of us forgot tne combination of our lockers. . . . At homecoming time we patched up the usual enmity between classes and joined co-operatively in making the murals in the main hallway . . . we also had several parties together, roller skating especially . . . we colored decorations of a Christmas nature when that season rolled around . . . before the Sherburn game we let out with steam at the junior high pepfest . . . anyone chewing gum in music class paid a nickel toward the March of Dimes . . . after our chewing was thus put to a stop we did some singing and even formed an octet . . . the walls were kept clean by the efforts of Bruce Killen and Howard Olson ... the Sneak Patrol was organized to drum up various forms of fun at public gath- erings . . . looking to the future we feel that John Jackson is sure to lead the basketball team in 1954 . . . Robert Johnson will break all scoring records, and Dean Hoffman will be chosen all-conference forward in 1955. more . . . Skating is so much fun, agree th»s gay bunch of eighth grade girls. 13 EIGHTH GRADERS SMILE ATTENTIVELY. Row 3: S. Christenson. L. Curtis. H. Firchau. D. Daniels. J. Jackson. N. Anderson. G. Bakke J. Evans. D. Behlmer, M. Hovden J. Jensen. Row 2: C. Buone E. Johnson D. Anderson. M. Burckhardt M. Enqlekinq. J. Hanson. J. Bowers. D. Behlmer. Row I: A. Graminski. D. Curry. M. Baldwin. S. Haqe. L. Abel, L. Henderson. J. Anderson. C. Jacobson. PAUSING FOR THE PHOTOGRAPHER ON THE WAY TO EIGHTH GRADE SCIENCE. Rcw 3: D. Kadinq B. Yock. E. Peterson. E. Wolner. S. Tonneson. P. Mickelson. H. Rnhl, P. Peterson. E. Nordstrom. Row 2 R. Radenbauoh. B. Zuhlke. B. Lofqren J. Wolner L. Mau. J. Monroe. J. Marth. L. Nelson. G. Kintzi. Row I B. Munsen M. Williams. S. Redmond. L. Welte J. Mossenqren K. Munson. C. Teter W. Miller. L. Soderberq. M. Redmond. G. Peterson. L. Thulien C. Lundholm. M. Ruddick.