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

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JUNIORS: ROW 1: K. Chute. J. Frisch. K. Engdahl. S. Wassman. J. Niemeier. C. Andrews. C. McNeal. L Rekhert ROW 2- 0 John- son. D. Hyatt. T Anderson. M. Rotert. S. Tiell. L. Tenney. D. Mackey. B. Thies. ROW 3: J. Krause. G. Vanderbilt. R. Anderson S Porter. B. Klutz. L. Nelson. D. Baarson. D. Glasgow. JUNIORS ROW 1 K Gustafson M. Mueller. L. Diednch. C. Swenson. S. Johnson. J. Clark. L. Sodeman. M Witte ROW 2. R. An- derson. P Torkelson. B Becker. D Anderson. S Johnson. E. Lindquist. B Meyer. J. Spiczka ROW 3: C Peifer M Posch D Stem. D. Oldenburg. M Resvick. P Holte. M Warner. K Janovsky ROW 4: W. Thulien. W Hamer P Bolin Juniors were made more aware that graduation was in sight by the many guidance tests they took in preparation for that day m the not-to-distant future. 20

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RaNae Wolle seems to be trying her wings as she gets a lot of bounce per ounce on the trampoline. Combining business with pleasure, Deb Anderson and Steve Finnestad baked a cake resembling Africa, frosted it for vegitation belts, got credit in World history, and ate it after school!! Swing your partners to and fro! Watch the way 19

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Juniors Begin Plans For Graduation As juniors, we have experienced many things that other classes have, but we like to think that we have also been unique in many other things. It has been a year with old friends, new teach- ers. many extra activities, and many, many new responsibilities. The year kept our class very busy starting with Homecoming and our excedrin headache No. 68 float. It placed fourth in parade competition. Next came selecting our class rings. The offi- cers presented three styles for the class to choose from, and after much discussion a style was chosen. To raise money for the Prom our class spon- sored many projects, including working at stores during MEA, the St. Olaf Choir, a dance, and a variety show. During the year there was much to do in prep- aration for graduation, even though it is still a year away. There were many tests to take, appli- cations to fill out. and hard work to raise our honor points. May 2, 1969 was the magic day of the Prom. We worked very hard planning and decorating for it. and will always remember the experience. We are now ready to accept the responsibili- ties as the Class of 1970. Miss Thomas explains the finer points of patterns to home ec. class. JUNIORS ROW 1: M Schmidt. K. Nelson, A Wardrip. L. Albaugh, B Johnson, 0. Hodgkinson. C Johnson, T Watson ROW 2: J. Walter, P. Johnson, L Peterson, N. Curry. E. Miles. R. Sturm. B. Ouren, S- Askeland. ROW 3: R. Kubly. R. Sonnabend. B. Ronnei, D. Walters, G. Peterson. S Pitcher, L. Johnson. M. Richardson. ROW 4: P. Parsons. R. Spitzner. R. Swanson. D. Odegard. 0. Kas- sulke. A. Theissen. 21