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

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as they plan for future careers JUNIORS. ROW 1: L. Blackman, J. Albright, T. Daniel, D.Bartsch.D. Frautnick, J. Hngdahl, J. Erickson, C. Dex- heimer, E. Golterman. ROW 2: C. Engelking, S. Fred- erickson, E. Dodge, D. Downs, L. Gjerstad, S. Berge, N. Durheim, D. Ask, I. Christensen, L. Gilbertson, M. Carl- son,J. Christensen. ROW 3: B. Carstensen, C. Flohrs, C. Ekstedt, W. Gilling, A. Gigstad, A. Anderson, R. Bohm, L. Brekke.R.Curry, R. Garten, D. Flohrs, D. Claire. AB- SENT: G. Devens, M. Hackett, J. Jensen, M. Kittelson. 20 Where is it? Please!

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tradition set by Juniors A New Class Room (?) Some day they'll understand JUNIORS: ROW Is A. Larson, E. Hovded, B. Lee K. Lar- son.N.Marth.l. Hanson, G. Love, C. Nelson, L. Heppner, A. Hannigan. ROW 2: I. Hanson, R. Hovdet, M. Johnson, M.Munson,R. Jamieson, V. Munsterman, N. Neuman, D. Nelson,F.Knaak.D.Monroe. ROW 3: K. Moody, S. Jack son,E. Hoppe, A. Lehman,M. Nelson, D. Hudson, E. Kue ker.E.Kanning.J. Jacobe, C Lenz, J. Jacobson, M. Hen derson. 19

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As sophisticated sophomores What will happen next? Ella Mae Johnson, Vice- President; Richard Moody, President; Judy Oglesbee, Secretary; Jim Holm, Treasurer. Leading usoff on our first year in senior high were our class officers--Ella Mae Johnson, Judy Oglesbee, Jim Holm, and Richard Moody...We really felt mighty after graduating from the crammed freshmen halls and moving to third floor...Early in October came the traditional homecoming festivities with our class working hard, as usual, to produce a good float...A little while before the parade, someone discovered that the word sophomore had been spelled wrong on a sign but they managed to get it changed before parade time...In spite of it all, we won second prize...Dennis Hunstad and La Rue Mickleson were our class attendants...We were surely proud of the second team cheerleaders because four of the five were from our class...Judy Saye, Kathy Madson, La Rue Mickle- son, and Jean Voss!...Biology proved to be an interesting course and in one of its better moments was quite filling... Those of us who brought apples to class secretly one day will remember the amsuing incidents before and after Mr. Haws discovered the culprits ...Our class was re- sponsible for a few goofs in our time, too...The poster committee for the Snoball Dance spelled alumni wrong andhadthe wrong date so they had to change them all... Then again when the Leap Year Dance was coming up, signs appeared bearing the names of the 10 most eligible males...The only trouble was that they were all going steady!...In the field of sports we've really made our mark...There were more sophomores than any other class in wrestling...Inbasketball, the second team starters were all sophomores and two sophomores usually started on the first team... But we have also had our share of injuries received during football and wrestling...The most un- usual case was that of Roger Deegan...One day during wrestling he sprained his finger, bit his tongue, and broke his arm...Whew ! ...Magic prom time came with twenty thrilled students acting as waiters and waitresses...Then exams and at last--we're juniors!... ROW 1; A. Ewy, L. Haukvick, F. Dodge, P. Bartsch, S. Harrison,C.Carlson,W. Berg, G. Anderson, J. Dougherty, S. Hansen, L. Albough, S. Froehling, R. Bodin, A. Ayers, A. Anderson. ROW 2: H. Buffinton, P. Erickson, A. Gruis, H. Blackstad.G. Bugge, J. Bishop, J. Holm, R. Deegan, V. Hoffman,J. llage, K. Hackett, N. Davis, A. Eckstrom, P. Bruss. ROW 3: D. Brudelie, J. FuUer, L. Daniels. J. Anderson, C. Burckhardt, R. Clausen, D. Greischar, R. Fastenau, A. Fastenau, R. Bakke, R. Asendorf, K. Black- stad, A. Hoffman.