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

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thank you and the faculty. BRAIN TEASERS. Grover Peterson, English 9, Speech; Norbert Renner, Algebra, Basic Math. NOW WE ARE COOKING WITH ELECTRICITY? Eugene Aur- inger, Physics, Science 9; Jacob Stoesz, Biology, Science 9. THEY FELE YOUR RECORDS. Conrad Haugen, Science 8; Veona McCuskey, English 8,9. SECOND FLOOR GAB FEST. Bernard Langr, Spanish, Math 8; Merrill Widmark, Math 7, Social Studies 8. SECOND FLOOR CLOWNS. Morgan Williams, Social Studies 7,8; Robert Alden, English 7,8. MUSICALLY INCLINED. Tom Engeman, Vocal Music; Otto Sorensen, Band. SPORTSMEN. Arnold Veglahn, Phy. Ed., Coach; Keith Wilkin- son, Phy. Ed. HOW IS THE MOISTURE CONTENT? Gene Bonzer, Agriculture; Emery Krech, Agriculture.

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STARING CONTEST? Abner Strommen, Ameri- can History 11 j Harold Crosgrove, Social Problems 12. we, the class of ’58, THIRSTY? Willis Loose, English 12,9; Joel Ball, English 11, Latin. WHO ARE THOSE TWO HAND- SOME MEN? James Esse, Plane Geometry, Advanced Algebra; Milton Wetzel, World History 10 WHO CARES ABOUT FOOT- BALL?! Robert Woehrle, Gen- eral Business; Terrance Haws, Chemistry. LESSON PLANS? Janet Rompa, Girls Phy. Ed.; Marilyn Swanson, Girls Phy. Ed. SMILE PRETTY! Carol Marech- all, Art; Mildred Remmem, Li- brary; Janice Porter, English 10. LIKE TO SEW? Jaunita Sogard, Home Economics; Joelle Hal- vorson, Home Economics. WHAT'S SO INTEREST- ING? Leonard Dalen, Typing, Bookkeeping; Shirley Jepsen, Typing, Shorthand.

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Teachers, too, find other activities. Pictured here are some of the faculty members taking time out for a breather . . . Through the year, you have probably noticed certain idiosyncrasies about our individual instructors . . . One can always identify Mr. Esse from just about any distance by his long stride . . . If you're within hearing distance you'd probably hear Mr. Peterson telling one of his chuckeling jokes . . . Mr. Ball also would still be going strong on his days in Iowa . . . From one direction we see Mrs. Jepson scurrying some place, and from the opposite direction come Miss Marschall as much at ease as ever . . . Oh! the life of a teacher! WHATEVER HAPPENED, I DIDN'T DO IT. Otto Sorensen. The home economics room is buzzin' after school. It is the hang out of the faculty. No one will ever for- get the exercise Mr. Loose gets in class. (Are you nervous? Nupe! !) Or the deep, mysterious voice that rings throughout the junior history class. Of course, it's Mr. Strommen. There are dangerous articles in school like a sharp pointed paper spindel. (How about that Mr. Crosgrove?) And then, there are those who have more trouble in remembering their entire uniform. (Isn't that right, Mr. Sorensen?) As a summary, Teachers Will Be Funny! GOOD MORNING MERRY SUNSHINE. Janice Duncanson. YOU LIKE'UM ROCK N' ROLL? . . . UGH! Milton Wetzel, Charlotte Jonsen, Janice Porter. HO! HO! HE! HE! Juanita Sogard, Joelle Halverson, Emery Krech, Gene Bonzer. 8