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

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not be forgotten As sophomores we are now in the middle of our high school life and are starting to plan and prepare for the future. . .Our first year in senior high proved to be a successful one. . .All 112 of us made our presence known, for there was never a dull moment. . . To start with, Marilyn Henderson, Kathleen Moody, and Marlys Stern- berg, were chosen as class officers . . .Janice Engdahl and Charles Dex- heimer represented our class in the royal party for Homecoming. . .Re- member our float that the wind almost blewaway ?. . .Our own cheerleaders, Marilyn Munson and Joanne Running, both did a fine job. . .Several of us volunteered our services to sopho- more mixed chorus, and a few to girls' glee club, band, swing band. . .Quar- tets also kept some of us on the go Quite a few of our boys participated in FFA and we were well represented in football, basketball, and wrestling . . .Tumbling and trampoline are other extra curricular activities that we participated in. . .In declam our efforts were put forth by memorizing pieces ranging from humorous to dra- matic. . .Who could ever forget those English classes. . .For some reason the re we re people who had to sit in the back of the room. . .On Monday we would set our minds on thinking of the right words to complete the Prizeword Puzzle Contest. . .A history class with 20 boys doesn't happen every year either . . . Learn those theorems, draw a quadrilateral, define the mean- ing of hypotenuse, were some of the phrases you would hear in our geom- etry class, and then we sophomores thought Mr. Esse was picking on us. . . Remember the fun we had dissecting animals in biology class, and those long assignments that we got from the the practice teacher, Mr. Traxler. . . We also looked forward to seeing if anything new had been added to the aquarium in Mr. Haws' room. . .Speed tests and drills kept us busy in typing . . .The art of seeing whose carriage could go the fastest and farthest was a familiar sight each day in class. . . In phy. ed. classes we could, show some of our youthful exuberance. . . Spring came, as did the prom, at which some of us were waitresses and wait- ers. . .And then you guessed it. . .final tests. . .And now look? We're Juniors. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Kathleen Moody. Vice President; Mr. Wetzel, Advisor; Marlys Sternberg, Secretary-Treasurer; Marilyn Henderson, President. 27

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These years will j JUNIORS. ROW 1: N. Evans, D. Thulien, L. Marlette, B. Klutz, J. Smith. ROW 2: B. Laingan, C. Poss, M. Schultz, B. Urban, K. Bolte, A. Hurley. ROW 3: D. Radenbaugh, J. Klaras. L. Curry, K. Schlomann, A. Snook, F. Hammer. ROW 4: M. Sandberg, D. Holm, L. Hudson. D. Fastenau, J. Warling, E. Nelson, M. Sieg. JUNIORS. ROW 1: T. Gross, A. Krause, J. Romsdahl, B. Otsea. ROW 2: B. Meyer, F. Landsteiner, S. Rust, E. Olson, L. Sandmeyer, R. Jensen. ROW 3: J. Schmillen, C. Holm, M. Anderson, P. Johnson, C. Johnson, R. Beckman, D. Nelson. ROW 4: E. Saunders, J. Behrends, G. Evers, J. Swanson, H. Ubbens, G. Timm, L. Rentz, W. Beckman. 26

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Our sophomore year . . . . SOPHOMORES. ROW 1: N. Sandmeyer, C. Nelson, J, Erickson, K. Larson, A. Larson. ROW 2: F. Knaak, P. Haynes, A. Hannigan, B. Lee, J. Christensen, P. Olseth. ROW 3: E. Wright, M. Johnson, L. Gilbertson, D. Nelson, M. Henderson, S. Berge, V. Munsterman. ROW 4: S. Jackson, D. Brayton, G. Devens, E. Kan- ning, D. Flohrs, W. Gilling, C. Lenz, J. Linden. SOPHOMORES. ROW 1: R. Poss, A. Lehman, D. Monroe, N. Durheim, C. Dexheimer, T. Daniel. ROW 2: M. Munson, K. Moody, M. Carlson, N. Neuman, D. Downs, N. Marth.L. Coleman. ROW 3: B. Carstensen, G. Kueker, A. Anderson, B. Lastine.D. Claire, R. Curry, D. Ask. ROW 4: L. Olson, M. Nelson. C. Stradt- man, L. Brekke, B. Schultz, R. Bohm, R. Sorensen, E. Tande. 28