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

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Dedication We, the class of 1958, wish to dedi- cate this annual to Mr. Robert Woehrle, who has been a member of the St. James High School faculty for twenty-eight years. Mr. Woehrle graduated from Pine City High School, Pine City, Minnesota, in die year of 1921. Following his high school graduation, he attended and grad- uated from Hamline University in St. Paul, Minnesota. Mr. Woehrle started his teaching pro- fession in Cokato, Minnesota, where he taught for two years. In the year 1930 he started teaching in our school. All of the students of St. James High School are very grateful to Mr. Woehrle. He has played an important part in the education of the students for the past twenty-eight years. The future looks bright for Mr. Woehrle as he dreams of the pleasant months ahead of him. mi

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Superintendent A. J. Cole, Principal R. T.Madson SUPERINTENDENT A. J. COLE. High School education aims to prepare the foundation on which your thought life is built. It is my hope that here at St. James it has supplied you with a definite moral code, a capacity for clear thinking, an idea of good citizenship for your- self, a recognition of the rights of others and an appreciation of the finer aspects of life. In the final analysis tomorrow will belong to those of you with the courage, morality, wisdom and imagination to do justice to yourselves and to society. So I say with great appreciation, a medal of merit to you, members of the Senior Class of 1958, for the good things you have done and for the great things you plan for the future. May the future prove happy and satisfying to each of you. Sincerely, A. J. Cole PRINCIPAL R. T. MADSON. Each genera- tion has passed on and will continue to pass to the next generation many problems which, at the time, seem to be insoluble, but somehow they are solved one with not too much dif- ficulty either. Your generation and those that follow after you will not, I am certain, fail to respond to the challenges that new world forces present. With confidence in your abilities and faith in the wisdom of the goal you have set in life, you will be able to adjust and to adapt to storms or winds, come what may. Seniors, May 27 is your day, to hold and to cherish as your own. Enjoy it, revel in it, and so conduct yourselves in the future that you, your family and your friends will always be proud of you. The doors of St. James High School will always be open to you as alumni. May God bless you and bring you the best of luck. R. T. Madson