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

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September Song Standing: Y. Bottem, Leaf face Bottem, J. Olson, K. Lehman. Sitting: L. Koenig, J. Sandbo, E. Knaak, E. Bonkoski, M. St. John, A. Swenstad, E. Curry. Won’t 3:58 Ever Come? Row 3: C. Belcher, H. Munson, M. Sandberg, L. Nordby, E. Nelson, A. Nibbe, J. Peterson, L. Hoffman. Row 2: D. Hammar, E. Mumme, J. Wolner, J. Oldenberg, P. Heppner. Row 1: P. Smith, M. Mueller, H. Engel brecht, J. Engel king, E. Hultgren, L. Hovdet. 27

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The main project of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom - naturally, we boasted of having the best ever — Did we? — well, you decide . . . Lenore Bright and Mary St. John were newcomers to our class . . . Ardell and Eugene, Jean and Jim, Clem and Betty, and Marilyn and Bill were steadies . . . Clem Belcher won honors by being placed on the all-con- ference football squad . . . Elaine and Elwood Wright celebrated their birthday with a bang-up party - the next day it was sure easy to tell who had been there! . . . the year saw Mr. Lower giving up his habit of snap- ping his suspenders . . . after Christmas vacation, Miss Kiner blinded us by flashing a diamond ring . . . Marilyn and Lucille were constantly think- ing up some gay canter to present at a pep fest - remember the Butternut girls? . . . looking back on it, we can recall many a happy moment in this, our junior year. All This Wait for an Admit! Row 1, sitting: M. Fansin, E. Wright, H. Ubbens, C. Ekstedt, G. Sandmeyer. Row 2, sitting: L. Hesle- krants, B. Brehmer, H. Jaster, D. Aspelund, J. Eppeland. Standing: S. Ewy, L. Kintzi, M. Seagren, J. Warnemunde, C. Schumacher, M. Lammle, E. Wright, H. Sowers, S. Jurgens, L. Ritz, D. Miller, E. Bierman. 26

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Collegiate Players Pose Dramatically Standing: J. Oldenberg, L. Ritz, L. Menne, J. Behrends, Director Miss Elofson, J. Peterson, E. Nelson, A. Nibbe, B. Panzer, B. Marsden. Sitting: J. Wick, M. Evans, C. Belcher, H. Sowers, B. Schardt, H. Munson. Stray basketballs sailing from the balcony and mysterious disappearances of cast members were Miss Elofson’s chief headaches in the re- hearsals of our class play Mother Is A Fresh- man ... of course, before performances, cos- tumes momentarily disappeared, make-up was wrong, and lines were forgotten (we thought) . . . an extra laugh was acquired when Clem had a little chat with the sound effects man by sticking his head through a window during the main per- formance ... all in all, under Miss Elofson’s leadership, the play was hailed as a huge suc- cess. Willie gets Glamorized 28