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

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A8CDEFGHICTKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ ABCDEf V y. AT v AA X Engelbrecht Flogstad Flogstad Freeman Fluegel LENORE ENGLEBRECHT. Exact as clockwork dedam. G.A.A.. library club, pep club . . . JOAN FLOGSTAD, Red hair and temper to match, declam. G.A.A.. glee club, mixed chorus, pep club. Saints Reporter, Saintonian. . . YVONNE FLOGSTAD. Not only good, but good for something, declam. G.A.A., G.A.A. Ex. Bd.. glee club, library club, mixed chorus, pep club, Saints Reporter . . . ELAINE FREEMAN. I love life, GA.A., pep club . . . ELEANOR FLUEGEL. Her attitude toward one man makes her almost unknown to rest of men, pep club, transfer student. Frederickson Frederickson Gerdes Gooselaw Hanson GERALD FREDRICKSON. Never does today what he can do tomorrow, football, intramural, track . . HOWARD FRED- RICKSON. Hot-rod-happy, football, movie projector, track . . . GEORGE GERDES, He’s no longhair, basketball, cross country, track, transfer student . . . ELLEN GOOSELAW. I love the laddies, pep cluL . . . DENNIS HANSON. Takes things in his stride, cross country, football, intramural, track. ZL ipper crust Leadership, service, character, scholarship . . . these qualities in addition to ranking in the upper third of the class were essential criteria for students interested in making the National Honor Society. From this group of eligibles, approximately 10% of the highest-rating were chosen to become members. This year the following seniors were selected: Bonnie Curry, Carl Jessen, JoAnn Jensen, Violet Ubbens, Arlene Holm, Bill Danger, Avis Peterson, James Blackstad, Lois Runge, Faith Abel, and Sylvia Curtis. And from the junior class: Arlene Roberts, Hilma Niemier, Pat Johnson, and Marlene Krause. 29

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IBC DEFG-HI-XK imnopqrstilvwxyzabcdefc Pomp and (5Ircumstanee May 31 was the conclusion of a long career of school- ing . . . Pomp and Circumstance . . . The thrill of having George Grim address our graduating class . . . We looked both proud and slightly sad that night as we made our way forward to accept our diplomas. There were a number of seniors who rated high scholastically, but those who finally came out as top ten, with the high- est averages in four years of high school work included nine girls and one fellow. The ten students in their order of standing were: Lois Runge, valedictorian; Lenore Engelbrecht, salutatorian; Lois Mae Olson, Delores Bow- ers, Mariann Otte, Violet Ubbens, JoAnn Jensen, Paul Strand, Arlene Holm, and Faith Abel. Buis Christensen y i V Curry Curtis BOB BUIS. A men of letters and of manners too, baseball, basketball, football, glee club, intramural, mixed chorus, prom waiter. Saintonian, student bowling, vocal groups . . . EDITH CHRISTENSEN. She is sweet but likes Sowers. G.A.A., glee club, pep club . . . HELEN CLARKE. A smile for everyone, declam, glee club, library club, mixed chorus, pep club. Saint- onian . . . BONNIE CURRY. Queen of Hearts, class officer, declam, glee club. G.A.A., G.A.A. Ex. Bd.. library club, mixed chorus, pep club. Saintonian. trampoline, vocal groups . . . LESLIE CURTIS. Beat that drum, band, class play, glee club, intramural, mixed chorus, pep band, prom waiter. Saints Reporter. Saintonian. 1 (T 1 -J? m 4- t - J M -x, A a . MtiJm AO. l Curtis Daniels Danger Eclcstrom Engel SYLVIA CURTIS. Theres music in the air, glee club, mixed chorus, pep club. Saints Reporter. Saintonian. vocal groups . . . TRUEMAN DANIELS, His crooning sends them swooning, basketball, class officer, declam, football, glee club intramural, mixed chorus, track, transfer student, vocal groups . . . BILL DANGER. Better late than never, basketball, cross country, football, glee club, intramural, mixed chorus. Saintonian. track, vocal groups . . . DALE FCKSTROM, he good die young, be careful, attendant, baseball, basketball, class officer, football, intramural, prom waiter HARRIET ENGEL. Bashful? Yes, but likeable, glee club, pep club. Saints Reporter. 28

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Our pride Is s oivinp Who were some of the big wheels? you ask. Why, we all were, of course! Well, naturally there were some outstanding ones. For instance, junior class president, Neil Anderson and Eleanor Hawkinson, the annual whip, were chosen to go to Boys’ and Girls' State. The National High School Press Convention was well attended by Liz Soderberg, Arlene Roberts, Les Curtis, and Eleanor Hawkinson. The Rotary Club sponsored a Minneapolis tour for Carl Jessen and Bob Buis. Three of the boys, John Lester, Les Curtis, and Bill Danger, distinguished themselves by attain- ing the highest rank in scouting, that of an Eagle. And Dennis Hanson made headlines for St. James through- out the state when he copped the state cross-country meet title in Minneapolis. ar er Hawkinson Hendricks Heppner Hoffman ROBERT HARDER. Because a man says nothing is no sign he has nothing to say, intramural . . . ELEANOR HAWKINSON. Personality plus talent equals success, class play, declam. G.A.A., G.A.A. Ex. Bd.. glee club Honor Society, library club, mixed chorus, pep club. Saintonian. Saints Reporter, vocal groups . . . DWIGHT HENDRICKS. Ladies' man, baseball, bas- ketball, class officer, football, glee club, intramural, mixed chorus, prom waiter, Saintonian, Saints Reporter, track, vocal groups . . JOYCE HEPPNER. That innocent look, declam, glee club, pep club, prom waitress . . . LEANNA HOFFMAN. Happy is she who can laugh, pep club, prom waitress. Saintonian. Holm Hovden Hudson Jacobson Jensen ARLENE HOLM. Five foot two, eyes of blue, attendant, band, class play, declam. G.A.A., mixed chorus, pep band, pep club, prom waitress. Saintonian. Saints Reporter, vocal groups . . . BEVERLY HOVDEN. Warm and sincere, pep club, glee club . . . RICHARD HUDSON. Long, lean, and likeable, baseball, basketball, cheerleading, football, glee club, intramural, mixed chorus, prom waiter . . . MARY JACOBSON. She won a Junior's fancy, pep club . . . JOANN JENSEN. Always ready to do a good turn, declam. glee club, mixed chorus, pep club, vocal groups. 30