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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1972 volume:

Basketball XUM Wrestling Published by the Saintonian Staff St. James Senior High School St. James, Minnesota. Renelle Peterson-Editor SAINTONIAN 1972 CONTENTS HAPPENINGS ................6-43 Homecoming ..................7 Athletics.................. 12 Class Plays .........15 and 35 Prom .......................36 Graduation..................40 AFFILIATIONS .............46-73 Music ......................46 Foreign Students ...........56 Clubs ......................58 PEOPLES ..................76-91 Administration and Staff...................76 Classes ................... 82 GRADUATES ...............94-109 INDEX ..................110-112 A Year, 365 Days, 2 One-Seventieth of a Lifetime—a Series of Memories. . . 3 HAPPENINGS (hap'en-ing z), n. (ME. hapnen, happenen.) 1. An occurence, some- thing that happens. 2. When the 'James Gang' rides. 3. The night before the Homecoming Parade working on your float. 4. Back stage during the class play. 5. A pie in the face during Spirit Week. 6. A Snow Day when your home- work's not finished. 7. Get-togethers after prom. 8. Picking out your class rings. 9. The last days of school. 10. Getting that paper that says you're finished. 11. Watching the tears flow at graduation. Mr. Ball Retires After Forty-One Years of Service. Mr. Ball: We of the Saintonian are taking this opportunity to speak for the faculty and students of our school system. We are proud to have had you in our school system as a teacher and co-worker for twenty-seven of your forty-one years in education. The Saintonian and the Saints Reporter are greatful for your work in the con- cessions stand. We will all miss your now-famous quote The only thing free is advice! And all of us in school will miss: your English class, your work with declam, your Homecoming plans, your coffee in the lounge and office, your help in planning welcome and farewell addresses, your master key when we forgot our own, your invitations to Rotary Club, your great work in athletics, your interest in drama, your councilling to us, our parents (grandparents too?), For the many little things you’ve done, usually unrecognized, that make a fine school better, we can simply say THANK YOU, and dedicate this edition of the Saintonian to you. The best of luck in the future. 6 FALL Queen Su and King Jeff Kevin Chambers makes sure he gets the right change as he enters the dance. Jeff Nessler, Saint quarterback, has good protection as he sets up to pass. The new Auto Mechanics Club won with their first entry in the Homecoming parade. HOMECOMING Happiness is Homecoming ’71 Homecoming activities started Monday with the powderpuff football game. A vic- tory by the senior girls over the junior girls stimulated spirit and pep for this year's homecoming. The rest of the week was spent building floats. Everyone will remember stuffing tissues. Thursday night the pep fest spirit was really high. The football players promised the students they would do their best to Tuc a Buck Away . The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Queen Sue Jessop and King Jeff Nessler. Friday, school was dis- missed early for the parade. Taking first place was the Auto Mechanics float. Sec- ond place went to the Sophomore Class. At the game, the stands were loaded with Saints supporters. The score at halftime was 6-0 with the Jimmies in the lead. Halftime performance by the band was again outstanding. Blue Earth went on to gain a 14-12 victory but we played a tough game. Dance music was furnished by the Laurel Ambush and all will remember Homecoming 71. Coaches, referees and team captains are caught while discussing a play in the Powderpuff game. There was as much discussing as playing!! Left: Sue Rettki, Deb Basmoen, Sue Chapman, and Paula Gosche, along with the other Cheerleaders, added spirit to the Homecoming activities. 9 HOMECOMING COURT: Pages: P. Kutches, J. Plumoff. Attendants: D. Sodeman, P. Schantz, V. Swenson, K. Jorgenson, G. Nau, S. Hartke, J. Stevens, J. Hodgkinson. Osland, King J. Nessler, nd K. Bloomquist, Tri- :aptains, lead the way nto the field after the lomecoming halftime erformance. it 52 bsm- 19 ' M Judy Stevens and Jake Hodgkinson, Homecoming Attendants are looking over past Homecomings. The faculty skits are becoming a tradition at Home- coming Coronation. 1 1 Right: King Jeff and Queen Su read the Royal Scroll in which they request their subjects to come to the Royal Parade and the very important football game 74 87 fe6fU8fc . 5? 7 4 6.r.«67l7B4l Vi VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row 1: D. Kubly, D. Nibbe, P. Reynolds, G. Dalen, V. Watkins, G. Zender, R. Rinne, J. Knickrehm, T. Knickrehm, B. Holte, S. Johnson, J. Augustin, J. Ness. Row 2: J. Reynolds, D. Bottem, P. Windschill, B. Hultgren, Co-captain K. Bloomquist, S. Hartke, S. Olson, Co-captain J. Nessler, D. Johnson, C. Levang, B. Warner, D. Ahrenstorff, M. Heller, R. Schmid. Row 3: R. Pierson, N. Petersen, J. Ouren, C. Mueller, Co-captain C. Osland, J. Blanchfield, T. Johnson, M. Watkins, B. Eklund, E. Johnson, J. Downs, B. Dempsey, E. Hodgkinson. Not present: G. Deinhart, S. Lang, G. Lindquist. B-SQUAD FOOTBALL: Row 1: R. Warner, M. Peterson, R. Augustin, L. Watson, L. Mickelson, Coach Jerry Johnson, Coach Jim Johnson, S. James, D. Lorenz, S. Heller, R. Hultgren, P. Schantz. Row 2: G. Busse, M. Miest, P. Ekstedt, L. Johnson, S. Johnson, S. Shellum, B. Windschill, K. Huettl, B. Olson, M. Veglahn, R. Schroeder, K. Newberg, B. Olson. Not present: P. Haler, M. Miles, R. Schroeder. 12 SCOREBOARD WE THEY Windom 28 6 Redwood Falls 36 6 Fairmont 6 14 St. Peter 22 20 Waseca 26 12 New Ulm 30 0 Blue Earth 12 14 Hutchinson 28 12 Glencoe 42 6 Jerry Dalen moves with real know-how down the field. ••••• Jeff Nessler puts umph in his kicking while Jan Ness holds the ball. FOOTBALL Effort Creates Team Success With a record of seven wins and two losses, the Saints had a bang-up year. The losses to Blue Earth and Fairmont left the James Gang in second place in the South Central Conference. Tri-captains Jeff Nessler, Charlie Osland and Keith Bloomquist were suc- cessful in leading the team. Because of their achievements during their senior year, Dave Johnson, Jeff Nessler and Keith Bloomquist were chosen for the All- Conference team. Our congratulations to Coach Kutches for a job well done and our best wishes to him for another winning season in 1972. 13 CROSS-COUNTRY Harriers Run Way to State. The 1971 Saints cross country team finished an exciting year by placing second in the region and going on to the state cross country meet. The team was under the direction of Mr. Norb Renner, who was named Region II cross country coach of the year. Juniors, sophomores, and one freshman made up the team with Mark Runge and Kent Sizer as the top runners of the season. Congratulations to you and your team, Mr. Renner. STATISTICS 1. Winner in 8 of 10 dual meets. 2. Third in 15-team Turkey Trot . 3. Second in conference meet. 4. First in District meet. 5. Second in Regional meet. 6. Qualified for State meet. 7. Mark Runge most valuable, running 37th in State meet. 8. Kent Sizer holds team course record. Mark Runge closes in on his opponent as they race toward the finish. CROSS COUNTRY: Row i: T. Eng, M. Robbins, D. Barker, K. Sizer, P. Barker, R. Rosik. Row 2: Coach Renner, G. Bonin, R. Rossiter, W. Monsen, M. Runge, R. Madson. FALL PLAY As the cast looks on, Paul Windschill presents Mr. Plumhoff with a token of their appreciation. “I Remember Mama' The Senior class proudly presented a dramatic comedy in two acts, I Remem- ber Mama . Set in San Francisco in the early 1900's, the story involved a family of Norwegian immigrants and their prob- lems with money, illness, and meddling Uncle Chris. Daughter Dagmar and cousin Arne both have operations, and Aunts Sigrid and Jenny complain and gossip about that, along with everything else. Aunt Trina wants a dowry so she can marry the undertaker, but Uncle Chris refuses. Mr. Hyde, the boarder, turns out to be a crook despite his gentlemanly ways. Katrin graduates and grows up, being allowed to drink coffee, but doesn't meet with success as a writer until telling the story of Mama's visit to the hospital. Uncle Chris dies leaving no will, having used his money in helping many lame people walk, including Arne; this changes the aunt's attitude to one of ad- miration instead of dislike. In the end, Mama, who has held the family together, reveals that their secu- rity, a bank account, is nonexistent, but everything works out for the best. Much of the credit went to Mr. Plumhoff for patiently (?) directing the play and also to the fine stage crew. It was hard work but LOTS of fun! Left: I'm sorry, but I'm not sorry I told, yells Christine as Mama and Papa observe their stubborn daughter. Below: Katrin comforts the dying Uncle Chris by promising to remember him. PLAY CAST, Row 1: B. MacMaster, J. Hurley, R. Schmid, C. Petersen, L. Tiedeken, D. Sodeman. Row 2: N. Nordgren, D. Miest, M. Swenstad, G. Nau, M. Biggar, R. Peterson, M. Schmidtke. Row 3: L. Augst, D. Ahrenstorff, K. Chambers, Mr. Plumhoff, P. Windschill, W. Romsdahl, B. Holland, B. Brown, P. Gosche, B. Warner. Using Uncle Chris' advice Arne eases his pain by yelling, Dammit-to-hell ! STAGE CREW: Row 1: S. Aasen, R. Schmid, K. Thulien. Row 2: C. Forseth, P. Parsons. Row 3: D. Basmoen, K. Behrens, C. Keech. Row 4: B. Hake, M. Anderson, J. Botts, K. Bolin, T. Petersen. 16 In Wrestling We Are No. 1! If we don't win it all this year we never will, coach Paul Krueger said at the beginning of the year. The prediction came true, for no one was able to match the excellent team balance of the fighting branch of the James Gang. The result was a Conference cham- pionship, two Invitational championships, the Conference round-robin, the District, Region, and State Tournaments! Seven wrestlers qualified for the State Meet: Nathan Winkelman at 98 pounds, Jake Hodgkinson-105, Jim Augustin-112, Jeff Nelson-119, Kevin Kuehl-132, Tom Knickrehm-155, and Dave Johnson at 167. No team really came close, as the Saints swept to the State Championship. An example of the team balance was shown by the fact that the State was won before the finals had even started. Congratulations to the coaches and wrestlers for providing us with the most memorable and exciting season ever. You are truly NUMBER ONE, no holds barred! A SQUAD WRESTLING: Kneeling; N. Winkelman, J. Hodgkinson, J. Augustin, J.Nelson, E. Hill, K. Kuehl. Standing; Coaches Adams and Mohr, D. Frisch, R. Lang, T. Knickrehm, D. Johnson, J. Blanchfield, C.Osland, Supt. Christianson, Coach Krueger. B SQUAD WRESTLING: Row 1; D.Ayeres, M. Sizer, G. Davis, K. Linquist, M.Zumwalt, P. Edstadt. Row 2; V. Goltz, G.Smith, B.Holte, B. Wright, R.Hultgren, D.Nibbe. Jake Hodgkinson (above), Jim Augustin (above right), and Kevin Kuehl (right) reached the State finals. The three compiled a total of 88 wins and only 5 losses during the season. Jim, in his ENTIRE wrestling career has lost only thir- teen matches, dating several years back. Since the State tourney Jim and Jake have wrestled their way to Europe as part of a Minnesota team under the Cultural Exchange Program. VANTAGE TME 18 Right: Evidence on the Williams Arena scoreboard clearly indicates a St. James victory by ten points. Below Left: Our faithful cheerleaders display anxiety during one of Jake's bouts. For leading our very ex- cited student body throughout the year they deserve a greatful thanks from us all. Below Right: A neat display of the loot taken by the James Gang (fighting branch) C SQUAD WRESTLING: Row 1; S.Wolner, R.Bolland, J. Romsdahl, W. Glasgow, D.Haler, M.Miest. Row 2j E. Knickrehm, R. Nelson, R. Augustin, M.Miles, B. Olson, M.Rentz, Coach Adams. Right: Coach Paul Krueger very proudly displays the trophy which he has coveted most-the State Champion's trophy. Below: A capacity crowd filled the high school gym to welcome the wrestlers home. Enthusiasm ran high as they were displayed along with their trophies. A SQUAD BASKETBALL: Front; Mgr. F.Schroeder, B.Macmaster, G. Zender, B.Rinne, C.Mueller, G.Runge, M. Veglahn, B. Windschill, K.Huettl. Standing: Coach Johnson, Ath. Dir. Strommen, J.Ness, J.Chalin, J.Dalen, J. Nessler, S. Olson, M. Olson, M. Vadderbilt, Coach Veglahn, Supt. Christianson, Coach Larson. B SQUAD BASKETBALL: Kneeling; Mgr. R. Schroeder, Coach Johnson. Standing: M. Robbins, S. Frederickson, G.Bussie, D. Granheim, M.Veglahn, K. Huettl, B. Windschill, S.Shellum, M. Range, B. Olson, R.Grundman, B. Ewert. The victorious wrestlers came home with THE trophy amid elated and happy fans. But all was not yet over, for it was now the shooting branch of the James Gang that took over. The fever pitch created by the wrestlers was now carried over to basket- ball, which was having its own success. Coach Veglahn's crew was also undefeated, and ranked NUMBER ONE in the state. Was there a possibility of an unprecidented second trip to Williams Arena in the offing? IN BASKETBALL TOO We Won the Whole Thing Eager anticipation gripped the school and town once more, building to a pitch hard to describe as Nessler and com- pany continued winning through District and Regional play. Then, there it was!! The Saints were in the State meet once more. Still ranked number one, proof was neces- sary for many skeptics. But prove it they did by the fast break, a very tight defense, and hot outside shooting by Jim Chalin. And who will ever forget that last second shot by Jeff to win the Class A Championship??? Again the James Gang left Williams Arena with all the loot-the Class A Trophy and the Over-all trophy as well. Once more the gym was filled with throngs of dazed, but deleriously happy fans, not yet completely recovered from the wrestling success. To coaches and team members — congratulations for the most spectacular season in history. Right: This was the shot heard (and seen) around the state. Jeff Nessler's last second ef- fort from near the ten second line will have people talking for years to come. The ball did go in, and the Saints won by two points. What a way to end a state championship game!!! Melrose people said The James Gang killed us with one shot! Bottom 3 pictures: Using the same format through the whole season the Jimmies used the fast break for quick baskets, outstanding defense that blocked or did not allow shots to be taken, and exceptional passing and shooting. They compiled a record of twenty-nine wins without a loss, more than any other high school team in history. Several times during the year games were decided by well disciplined and determined effort, es- pecially when the competition was bigger and taller. Top: Mike, Mark, Jim, and Jeff bring the loot to the gym while Mr. Christianson gets the details of the trip home from Mr. Strommen and coach Veglahn. Mike, Jim, and Jeff made the all-tournament team. Above: The trophies on display in a store window attracted much attention as seen in the reflection from the window. Townspeople entered into the celebration by making many signs prominently dis- played along the route to the school expressing many ideas of oeing number one in both wrestling and basketball. Bottom Left: Happiness is winning the WHOLE THING as most aptly expressed by Stephanie Glenn. 23 SAINTETTES MAT MAIDS Spirit Goes up With New Action MAT MAIDS: Row 1: J.Miller, E.Malmgren, D. Sodeman, V.Finnegan, B.Francis, D. Siem. Row 2: N.Nordgren, J.Hippen, L. Wolner, L.Tiedeken, C.Forseth, K.Ouren, J. Hurley. SAINTETTES: Row 1: M.Schmidtke, J. Rossiter, M. Reynolds, N.Fredrickson. Row 2: M. Ingham, N. Harms, S. Glenn, M.Bottem, T. Petersen. Missing: J. Hurley, G. Hurley. 24 After school hours the hall decorations seemed to echo the great spirit of all students. Eat it up Bonnie Lantz. Sloppy, but humerous, the pie eating contest was truly entertaining. Fun of Spirit Week Brings Needed Break After a semester of work, a week of festive events was planned by the Student Council to provide a welcome break between quarters. The halls were decorated by the classes, at- tempts were made at snow sculpturing, and the week was culminated by a pep fest coming at a time when state tournaments were at hand. There were cheer- ing contests, pie eating contests and was concluded with an ugly girl competition which netted the Council some cash. Mr. (Miss?) Appleton collected the most cash, therefore was the ugliest girl. Which one is your queen-Mr. Rabe, Bill Riesenberg, Warren Romsdahl, or Bill Brown? The seniors constructed a snow sculpture that showed Saints were Number One. SPRING VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: Row 1: R. Schmid, Manager, G. Zender, J. Ness, C. Mueller, ]. Chalin, J. Nessler, S. Olson, J. Dalen, B. Rinne, R. Youngmark, Manager. Row 2: Ass't Coach Lowell Kutches, Coach Jim Johnson, D. Runge, M. Robbins, M. Veglahn, T. Johnson, S. Shellum, B. Holte, Ass't Coach Charles Cummins. BASEBALL Gang Captures District Title The James Gang struck again. This time headed by familiar names such as Nessler, Dalen, Ness, and Chalin, they struck Mankato and took the district baseball title, 5-4 in 13 innings. Reports come in that due to inclement weather they had been held up when several early games were cancelled. It was a slow start with a fair 4-3 con- ference record, and 10-4 over all. But with Jay Ness and Steve Shellum pitching for Earned Run Average of 2. 00 and 0. 86 respectively, and Jerry Dalen batting . 480 things started falling into place. As in Basketball Jeff Nessler and Jim Chalin provided excellent leadership as Co-captains. When last seen they were headed for Regional play. Consult the next edition of the Saintonian for the results! Coach Johnson seems to be plotting some strategy in attempting to win one of several close ball games in which the Saints were involved this spring. 26 It looks as though a close play is coming up as Steve Olson waits for the throw to his first base position. Again Steve Olson figures in the play. This time he gets all the wood on the ball. B-SQUAD BASEBALL: Row 1: N. Winkelman, B. Lunz, K. Besel, B. Ewert, D. Runge, M. Robbins, S. Johnson. Row 2: M. Miest, S. Dahl, K. Newberg, M. Veglahn, G. Zender, S. Heller, R. Noren, L. Johnson, Coach Mr. Kutches 27 TRACK Trackmen Reach New Heights Following a slow start the track team managed a fairly successful year. The highlight of the Saint track season was winning the St. James Olympia over six opponents, with Fairmont providing the toughest competition. Vance and Mike Watkins, co-captains for the 1972 season, proved to be the most valuable members. Both boys pro- duced a steady flow at team points through- out the season. Finishing 5th as a team in conference action, the mile relay quartet of Wayne Monsen, Mark Runge, Vance Watkins, and Mike Watkins tied the previous con- ference record and took first place. They also won the district mile relay and ad- vanced to the region. Vance Watkins set a new record in the discus while Kent Sizer broke his former record in the 2 mile. The fact that only 3 seniors, Barry Warner, Vance Watkins and Mike Watkins were on the 1972 team brightened the possibility of a strong team next year. Mike Watkins strains every muscle for that last extra inch in the long jump. TRACK: Row 1: M. Watkins, V. Watkins. Row 2: K. Welchlin, B. Wright, D. Lorenz, T. Watkins, B. Warner, C. Osland, P. Barker, M. Sanchez, D. Barker, Ass't. Coach Paul Krueger, Coach Norb Renner. Row 3: Ass't. Coach Bill Mohr, D. Schlomann, C. Welchlin, M. Runge, R. Schroeder, W. Monsen, B. Windschill, S. Curry, J. Blanchfigld, R. Nordby The strain of the 440'' shows on the faces of A little more push and I'm over . Scott Curry was the pole Wayne Monsen and Glenn Runge. A close look vaulter on the track squad, will show that Sherbum won by a step. 29 TENNIS AND GOLF Doubles Win— Golfers Take First Tourney Continuing their winning ways, the aces of the James Gang moved through District play. The Tennis Squad managed a doubles victory in the District with Norm Petersen and Bruce MacMaster. The golfers, with Jerry Dalen showing the way with a spectacular 5 under par 63, captured the District crown, a golf first in St. James history. f Above: Brian Dempsey uses his muscle trying for an ace . Left: It is a long ran, but Jack Remker makes it, and the volley is kept alive. TENNIS SQUAD: Front: B. MacMaster Back: S. Johnson, J. Remker, N. Petersen, B. Dempsey, W. Johnson. GOLF SQUAD: Kneeling: J. Ness, J. Dalen, Row 1: D. Dalen, G. Johnson, M. Miles, T. Anderson, S. Frederickson, G. Erickson. Row 2: Coach Len Dalen, K. Huettl, S. Lange, M. Veglahn, G. Busse, M. Nelson, Coach Arnold Veglahn. As Jay Ness sinks a 40 footer, Jerry Dalen comments: ''Good putt, Jay, that gives you a double bogey! ! Coach Dalen demonstrates to Gordy Erickson the proper method of addressing the ball. 31 Jay Ness seems to have the proper form on his down- swing to a tee. ROTARY WINNERS: Row 1: R. Askeland-Science, L. Kuehl- German, J. Anderson-Music, A. Schermerhorn-Business Ed. Row 2: G. Nau-Home Ec., B. MacMasters-Drama, N. Nordgren-Literary. Row 3: B. Brown-Agr., G. Runge-Ind. Arts, B. Warner-Social, J. Nessler-Athletics. I mmm LaVonn Gaalswyk is this year's Betty Crocker Award winner. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Row 1: K. Jorgenson, D. Miest, N. Nordgren, M. Anderson, L. Kuehl, R. Schmid. Row 2: K. Becker, N. Petersen, D. Moulton, M. Vanderbilt, J. Dalen, S. Parsons, S. Torkelson. Row 3: R. Peterson, P. Parsons, B. Hake, G. Hall, K. Swenson, P. Gosche, D. Sodeman, J. Stevens. Row 4: B. Warner, J. Chalin, B. MacMasters, B. Brown, A. Schermerhorn, P. Mays, D. Kintzi. DECLAM Imagination Spells Success DECLAM SUB-DISTRICT WINNERS Row Is L. Augst, J. Zender. Row 2: N. Petersen, C. Petersen Students from both Senior and Junior High were participants in the declam contests in April. Local winners competed in the sub- district contest at St. James. Then, win- ners of the sub-district went to the dis- trict contest in Mankato. Cyndy Petersen was the only winner on the district level and therefore was able to participate in the regional contest at Worthington. Much credit must go to the coaches for their time and effort. They were Miss Mensing, Mrs. McCuskey, Miss Holme, Mrs. Berndt, Mr. Plumhoff, and Mr. Ball. DECLAM LOCAL WINNERS Row 1: L. Augst, J. Willock, B. Harbitz. Row 2: P. Olson, J. Zender, C. Wick. Row 3: V. Stevens, C. Wiken, N. Petersen, C. Petersen. Not present: D. Klutz, D. Miest, P. Gosche, J. Anderson. The party scene of the play gave all of the characters a chance to relieve stage freight by having fun. Gene, the photographer, finally gets around to introducing himself to Chantel, after she slugged him with her purse. CAST: Row 1: J. Anderson, S. Parsons, K. Lindquist, C. Wick, B. Harbitz. Row 2: J. Brown, G. Hurley. Row 3: S. Torkelson, S. Chapman, M. Ingham, B. Dempsey, J. Blanchfield, M. Vanderbilt, J. Peifer, T. Pearson, S. Osland, P. Barker. 34 Mr. Wright, you are definitely Mr. Wrong. POW! Chantal takes Gene the photographer up on his proposition to pose for him. SPRING PLAY Jr. Thespians Display Talent If a Man Answers was a hilarious, fast-paced comedy presented by the Junior Class. The story centered around Chantal Stacy's husband seeking and marriage. After some sly maneuvers, she became united in Holy Wedlock with professional photographer Eugene Wright. Chantal soon became jealous of the models employed by her husband and con- sulted her mother for advice. Using her mother's idea of training a husband with a dog obedience manual, Chantal turned her unsuspecting husband into the perfect mate. Unfortunately, Eugene learned of her methods, which resulted in an unpleasant argument and near divorce. In order to save her marriage Chantal devised a scheme to make her husband jealous, but the crafty Eugene turned her scheme around and completely baffled her. The play ended on a tender note as they made up and were happy once again. STAGE CREW: Row 1: K. Bergquist, K. Schmid, J. Reynolds, K. Jandahl, C. Rosik. Row 2: K. Bloom- quist, M. Schmidt, K. Anderson, M. Bottem 35 PROM Memories Color Our World This has been a year of many unfor- gettable experiences. This year's prom was very memorable and enjoyable. The theme Colour My World was accented by an enormous multi-colored world as the main centerpiece. The Jrs. spent a hectic week completing it on time. Their time and efforts were well spent as the result was one of the most beautiful we've had. Following a delicious banquet, Mark Vanderbilt talked on the coloring of the world in which he compared each of us to a crayon. Like a crayon we draw a picture and leave a trace of where we were as life goes on. Kris Bloomquist and Joel Blanchfield sang the Impossible Dream with Sue Chapman singing Colour My World . Bruce MacMaster wound up the program with his talk on The Coloured World. A huge globe, constructed of blue foil and white tissues, was the centerpiece of Colour My World Enjoying the Grand March is Vicki Swenson, Jeff Nessler, Paula Gosche and Jeff Knickrehm. 36 Good food and good entertainment made the prom banquet a success. 37 Dancing to the groovy music of the Talisman are Bill Fossum and his date, Kathy Behrens, PROM WAITERS WAITRESSES Row Is M. Robbins, J. Johnson, R. Warner, B. Burke, R. Augustin, J. Zumwalt, Row 2: M. Veglahn, R. Olson, K. Swenson, B. Holte, B. Sturm, K. Petterson. Row 3: S. Glenn, B. Windschill, B. Sodeman, S. Shellum, V, Nau, K, Huettl. Row 4: R. Hultgren, K. Moulton Music for the prom was provided by the Talismen. Mark Vanderbilt, Junior Class President, and his date, Sarah Osland, led the Grand March. Other things are distracting Charles Osland so he can't concentrate on his dancing at prom. Senior Class President Bruce MacMaster and his date, Dancing seems to be a serious matter for these people. Mary Anderson, join in the Grand March. 39 GRADUATION Friends, I Will Remember You At Baccalaureate the Rev. Barry Warner of the Evangelical Free Church spoke on Pressing Toward the Mark. The Welcome Address was given by Nancy Nordgren. SPECIAL DISTINCTION: Row 1: S. Aasen, C. Keech, J. Hurley, P. Mays, P. Parsons, R. Peterson, P. Gosche, V. Gaalswyk, E. Kuehl. Row 2: R. Schmid, R. Askeland, A. Schermerhorn, W. Johnson, N. Nordgren, W. Brown, B. Hake, L. Eineke, M. Anderson, L. Hoffman, M. Anderson, S. Howe, G. Nau, D. Miest, J. Stevens. 40 The Baccalaureate Service was held in the gym, and the Commencement was at the athletic field for the first time. 41 The American Legion Award of the outstanding Senior boy and girl was awarded to Roger Schmid and Margaret Parsons SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS: Row 1: K. Ouren, V, Finnegan, K. Thulien, D. Sodeman, T. Peterson, M. Porter, Row 2: C. Keech, R. Peterson, L. Hoffman, N. Haugen, D. Kintzi, J. Smith, Row 3: K, Kuehl, B. Sturm, S, Jessop, S. Howe, R. Hake, A, Schemerhorn, E. Kuehl. Row 4: S. Olson, R, Schmidt, D. Abrenstorff, H. Baarson, R. Sternberg, ]. Nessler, B. MacMaster. 42 Some Senior boys may not recall what the rings looked like !! CLASS SONG: FRIENDS CLASS COLORS: RED, BLACK, WHITE. CLASS FLOWER: RED ROSE CLASS MOTTO: SOME PEOPLE SEE THINGS AS THEY ARE AND SAY WHY; WE DREAM THINGS THAT NEVER WERE AND SAY WHY NOT? 43 AFFILIATIONS (a fil'i'a' shuns), n. (Fr.; ML affiliation), 1. Confederation, fellowship. 2. A body of persons organized for some common pur- pose whether it be to preserve memories, develop talents, enter- tain, help others, or to gain prac- tical knowledge. 3. The harmonious combination of individual talents capable and willing to create. CHOIR James Gang Rides Through Canada The 80-member Concert Choir had a very exciting and busy year. The annual Harvest Holiday Concert was held in November. The Choir was featured on KNUJ-Radio, broadcast from the First National Bank Christmas Party. The Choir also participated in the Sr. High Music Department's Christmas Concert. To raise money for the Choir trip in April birthday calenders were sold and an operetta, The Lowland Sea was pre- sented. At 4:00 A. M. on Thursday April 21, the choir left on their journey to Winnipeg, Canada, giving concerts at Sauk Rapids and Mahnomen High Schools in Minnesota on the way. Arriving at the St. Regis Hotel in Winnipeg at 9:00 P. M. was a very tired and hungry group. The following day, concerts were presented at Dakota Collegiate Institute and at Lions Manor Retirement Home. The Senior Madrigal presented a special concert to the crippled children at Shriner's Hospital in Winnipeg. Members of the choir were permitted to visit with the children after the concert. All agreed that it was a very rewarding experience. Leaving Winnipeg on Satur- day morning the choir arrived in St. James at 10:00 P. M. Chaperones for the trip were Mrs. Harold Peterson, Mrs. Bud Behrens, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Windschill, and Mr. Jokumson. CHOIR COUNCIL: D. Miest, J. Anderson, N. Petersen. Row 2: S. Osland, B. Warner, D. Moulton. Row 3: Mr. Jokumsen-Director, K. Behrens, L. Augst. Not present-N. Nordgren. SENIOR MADRIGAL: (Star rating Dist. Reg-State) Row 1: S. Aasen, L. Augst, D. Engdahl, K. Behrens, B. Engelbrecht, T. Petersen, N. Nordgren, C. Keech, B. Holland, K. Thulien. Row 2: D. Moulton, P. Windschill, R. Sternberg, D. Ahrenstorff, B. Brown, S. Hartke, B. Warner, K. Niemeier, J. Anderson, P. Schantz. Not present-K. Bloomquist. CONCERT CHOIR: Row 1: S. Aasen, K. Bergquist, L. Lammle, D. Klutz, P. Barker, K. Niemeier, J. Anderson, R. Peterson, K. Rosik, K. Thulien, B. Evers, K. Becker, M. Ingham, M. Biggar, R. Schmid, K. Chalin, R. Sternberg, P. Windschill. Row 2: C. Engelbrecht, ]. Stevens, L. Moody, G. Niemeier, P. Niemeier, P. Parsons, L. August, M. Bottem, D. Bottem, J. Downs, B. Quiring, J. Anderson, C. Keech, B. Holland, T. Benda, P. Reynolds, D. Ahrenstorff, T. Klaras, Row 3: C. Petersen, L. Lantz, N. Winkelman, S. Osland, D. Otto, L. Thompson, S. Chapman, D. Miest, K. Behrens, M. Heller, P. Warner, W. Monsen, K. Windschill, D. Madison, P. Sawatzky, M. Schmidt, G. Hurley, S. Parsons, A. Schofield, N. Petersen, J. Blanchfield, B. Brown, D. Bohm, Row 4: C. Warling, K. Bloomquist, S. Rettke, B. Engelbrecht, M. Schmidtke, P. Schantz, W. Johnson, W. Quick, S. Torkelson, K. Ouren, L. Wolner, N. Nordgren, T. Petersen, D. Moulton, M. Vanderbilt, M. Anderson, K. Bloomquist. W $ ? 4' 4 $ ft v £ Ifl ft i1 ’ L ?. ? - | • f M | t1 I t i i. i t y i SOPHOMORE CHOIR: Row 1:J. Wamemunde, R. Borchardt, P. Menssen, A. Sizer, M. Ronnei, P. Bloom, D. Olson, S. Marsden, K. Lang, D. Kuehl. Row 2: D. Kunkel, K. Moulton, P. Morgan, G. Romsdahl, M. Spitzner, M. Reynolds, K. Wolle, T. Flohrs, D. Petersen, B. Jurgens. Row 3: B. Haler, G. Hansen, K. Keech, K. Pettersen, K. Swenson, V. Newberg, D. Haynes, N. Harms, C. Nelson, M. Steinberg. Row 4: C. Yackel, J. Flogstad, M. Stradtman, J. Stradtman, B. Dougherty, M. Krech, R. Olson, B. Sodeman, L. Jackson, J. Peterson. Row 5: D. Howe, J. Nelson, B. Lantz, N. Seely, B. Bolin, L. Krenz, L. Ottum, B. Lofgren, L. Wright. Row 6: L. Mikkelson, S. James, N. Wiederhoeft, G. Erickson, G. Johnson, R. Warner, B. Holte, S. Heine, B. Christianson, K. Welchlin. Row 7: S. Johnson, P. Ekstedt, T. Anderson, M. Veglahn, B. Windschill. Not Present: J. Johnson, C. Odegard, M. Miest, B. Sturm. 47 JUNIOR MADRIGAL: Row 1: L. Lantz, S. Rettke, S. Chapman, G. Hurley, D. Otto, K. Becker, J. Anderson, C. Bloomquist, C. Rosik, S. Parsons. Row 2: P. Barker, J. Blanchfield, P. Niemeier, N. Petersen, M. Vanderbilt, D. Bottem, J. Downs, D. Schlomann, W. Monsen, M. Heller CHOIR ACCOMPANISTS: S. Parsons, D. Moulton, D. Miest SENIOR TRIPLE TRIO: Row 1: C. Engelbrecht, M. Parsons, C. Peterson. Row 2: R. Peterson, J. St evens, M. Schmidtke, D. Miest. Row 3: J. Hurley, L. Wolner, K. Ouren. JUNIOR TRIPLE TRIO: Row 1: M. Schmidt, B. Evers, K. Windschill, B. Quiring. Row 2: S. Osland, D. Klutz, M. Bottem, P. Sawatzky, Row 3: W. Quick, S. Torkelson, M. Ingham. 48 SOPH. MADRIGAL (Star rating Distr.) Row 1: R. Borchardt, D. Petersen, K. Swenson, G. Romsdahl, A. Sizer. Row 2: J. Warnemunde, B. Lantz, M. Reynolds, M. Krech, K. Moulton. Row 3: G. Johnson, S. Heine, K. Welchlin, R. Warner. Row 4: M. Miest, L. Mikkelson, R. Nelson, N. Wiederhoeft, B. Windschill STAR SOLOISTS: Row 1: J. Anderson (distr., reg- state), S. Aasen (distr., reg-state). Row 2: S. Torkelson (distr., reg-state), L. Augst (distr.), B. Lantz (distr., reg-state) Row 3: P. Windschill (distr., reg-state), T. Klaras (distr.), J. Blanchfield (distr.). Row 4: P. Schantz (distr., reg-state) Not present: B. Sturm (distr.) Four a.m. catches the juniors in all sorts of positions, with all sorts of expressions. 49 Dr, and Mrs. Robert Windschill are acting out the motions on the Cider Song while on choir tour. Action from Choir Musical: Lowland Sea : What do you think is the matter? Amos (Bill Brown) asked Doc (Paul Windschill) as the sailors look on. Paul Reynolds and Phil Barker are trying put la crosse Oh yes my heart is yours my love, sing Dorie (Laura after the concert in Winnepeg. August) and Johnny (Peter Schantz) before he leaves for Singapore. 50 BAND Pep Music Makes Spirit Soar The James Gang Band came up with another fantastic marching and concert year. They entertained football fans dur- ing pre-games and half time shows with their much practiced maneuvers and pep music. Then they settled down to concert music and gave a Fine Harvest Holiday, Pops Concert and Christmas Concert combined with the Choir. As usual the Band performed at all the home basketball games. When tournaments rolled around, the James Gang rode again. They took buses to all tournaments, where they displayed not only great musi- cal talent but also fantastic school spirit. They turned out to be pretty good card players to boot. This is where our popular Eat 'em up theme song was born. The pep music played at the tournament made already high spirits soar. After getting home, the band members buckled down to win 23 and 15 star ratings at District and region contests. They then prepared an enjoyable spring concert. The perfection of a marching band is not accomplished without a great deal of practice. Just ask any member of our fine group. Even when others are enjoying vacation the band continues to work on their intricate formations. STAGE BAND: Row 1: P. Nelson, S. Hartke, R. Sternberg, P. Barker, P. Parsons, B. Holland, J. Warnemunde, D. Kuehl, D. Haynes. Row 2: P. Mays, V. Swenson, B. Warmer, D. Moulton, M. Vanderbilt, N. Petersen, Not present: W. Johnson, K. Bolin CONCERT BAND: Row 1: E. Giese, N. Nordgren, L. Eineke, B. Engelbrecht, P. Sawatzky, M. Schermerhorn, K. Moulton, J. Botts, J. Peterson, M. Krech. Row 2: S. Parsons, M. Inghan, B. Quiring, C. Rosick, K. Swenson, S. Rettke, N. Winkelman, K. Becker, T. Peterson, J, Stevens, D. Miest, S. Chapman, K. Keech, D. Haynes. Row 3: P. Bloom, G. Hansen, L. Wright, B. Borchardt, D. Kunkel, P. Poulson, P. Mays, V. Swenson, B. Warner, D. Moulton, M. Vanderbilt, B. Jurgens, B. Harbitz, J. Nelson, K. Petterson, M. Spitzner, L. Jackson, E. Mays, M. Schmidt, B. Sodeman. Row 4: B. Holland, J. Warnemunde, N. Eng, D. Kuehl, K. Jandal, P. Parsons, D. Bottem, N. Peterson, P. Nelson, R. Olson, D. Olson, T. Eng, S. Hartke, R. Sternberg, P. Barker. Row 5: J. Brown, J. Anderson, J. Hurley, J. Schmidt, P. Morgan, M. Ronnei, P. Gosche. Missing: P. Niemeier, S. Torkelson, G. Erickson, B. Sturm, G. Johnson, K. Bolin, K. Niemeier, D. Sodeman, W. Johnson. SOLO AND ENSEMBLE WINNERS, DISTRICT: Row 1: K. Keech, D. Haynes, K. Swenson, N. Nordgren, B. Borchardt, J. Peterson, J. Botts, K. Moulton, M. Schermerhorn. Row 2: J. Stevens, S. Chapman, S. Hartke, P. Barker, T. Peterson, J. Warnemunde, D. Kuehl, N. Eng. Row 3: J. Brown, M. Ronnei, N. Peterson, D. Bottem, D. Moulton, B. Warner, P. Mays, B. Holland, P. Parsons, J. Anderson. Missing: W. Johnson. 52 ACCOMPANISTS: K. Swenson, K. Moulton, D. Moulton. Not present: S. Parsons, M. Reynolds. SOLO AND ENSEMBLE WINNERS-REGION-STATE Row 1: K. Swenson, J. Peterson, J. Botts, K. Moulton, M. Schermerhom. Row 2: J. Stevens, S. Chapman, T. Petersen, J. Warnemunde, D. Kuehl, N. Eng. Row 3: D. Moulton, P. Mays, B. Holland, P. Parsons. Row 4: D. Haynes, M. Ronnei, J. Anderson. Missing: W. Johnson, P. Barker, B. Warner. SOPHOMORE BAND: Row 1: P. Paulson, D. Kunkel, B. Borchardt, L. Wright, G. Hansen, P. Bloom, K. Swenson, M. Schermerhom, K. Moulton, J. Peterson, M. Krech. Row 2: K. Keech, D. Haynes, D. Kuehl, N. Eng, J. Warnemunde, L. Mikkelson, V. Newberg, R. Olson, D. Olson, B. Sodeman, G. Johnson. Row 3: B. Jurgens, G. Erickson, J. Nelson, B. Sturm, K. Petterson, M. Spitzner, L. Jackson, B. Lofgren. 53 FLAG BEARERS: Row Is C. Nelson, M. Anderson, L. Kuehl (Head), S. Marsden, D. Nelson. Row 2: B. Bolin, M. Schmidtke, D. Otto. Our muscial inspiration comes from practice teacher, Mr. Goheen, and student director Randy Sternberg. FT A AND LIBRARY CLUB Students Train to Serve FTA: Row 1: C. Petersen (Sec.), D. Kintzi (Pres.), R. Peterson (Treas.), N. Nordgren (V. Pres.). Row 2: J. Hurley, J. Andersen, B. Hake, M. Schmidtke, D. Sodeman. Row 3: V. Evers, W. Quick, G. Nau, K. Bloomquist. Not present: S. Osland, A. Lunz, L. Hoffman, C. Engelbrecht, LIBRARY CLUB: Row 1: J. Willock, D. Nelson, D. Youngmark, P. Landwer, C. Ringen(Sec). K. Christensen, (Pres). Row 2: Miss Holme (Advisor), B. Haler, M. Pierson, J. Flogstad, C. Bodin (Treas), M. Joblinske (V. Pres.) K. Nelson. Students learned of traditional Santa Lucia Day from Peter and Monica at Christmas time. By taking a course in Woodworking Vicki is learning a skill that will serve her well when she goes home. Foreign Students and Hosts; V. Camba, M. Aamio, K. Bolin, J. Anderson, P. Schantz, R. Schmid. 56 Monica enjoyed her duties as a Candystriper which included the opportunity to talk Swedish with Mrs. Ida C. Nelson, a resident of the Pleasant View Nursing Home. All three students were active in Co-curricular affairs. Peter had the lead in the school Operetta Lowland Sea. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Our Friends Forever The final answer came from the YFU headquarters. It came on my birthday in April. I departed from Stockholm in the middle of August, full of unsure visions of how your society worked, etc. Now many of the visions have changed, some in positive others in negative directions. This year has been a really nice year for me and I want to thank you all for it. If you ever come to our home, it will be as open to-you as St. James and USA has been to me. Peter Schantz Hollandargatan 264 11359 Stockholm, Sweden I stood there by the microphone while strange, white, wondering faces watched us. I wish I’d vanish right that moment. It's just the start of everything, Vicki. The United States is different, es- pecially in their ways (attitudes to girls, boys, elders, friendship, love) and less warm. School work and quizzes or tests are a lot lighter here. Now that I've stayed in this neat town for quite a time, I say, So, this is it. What ever it may be, I will always treas- ure it. You helped make it. I’ll keep it. I like you all... Vicki A. Camba, Philippines I want to thank you when you wanted to have me like one of the students. It was nice to be a Candy Striper because then I had a chance to talk Swedish to the old people. I couldn't understand football so much in the beginning, but now I know more, because now I play flag-football in Phy- Ed. The players in wrestling also in bas- ketball were fantastically good. Maybe we exchange students gave the guys some kind of spinach in their muscles (I'm kidding). If you travel to Finland you are al- ways welcome to my home. Rakastan teila Jag alskar er... I love you. Monica Aarneo, Helsinki, Finland 57 TYPING: Sitting: B. Harbitz. Standing: K. Anderson, A. Schermerhorn, D. Nessler, L. Eineke. Advisor Mr. Wetzel and Editor-in-Chief Renelle Peterson review many aspects of producing an annual. Cyndy Petersen Literary Becky Hake Layout Liz Kuehl Typing Deb Kintzi Co-Business-Head LAYOUT: Row 1: P. Sawatzky, B. Quiring. Row 2: M. Schmidtke, S. Osland, M. Ingham. SAINTONIAN Capturing Memories is Our Goal Every Tuesday night the Saintonian staff members scurried into Room 210 to put down on paper the memories and activities of the students of St. James High. Under the able leadership of Renelle Peterson, Editor, the staff hoped to preserve the cherished moments of the year. Literary Editor, Cyndy Petersen, guided her staff into writing descriptive stories, captioning pictures, and proofreading. The Layout Editor was Becky Hake. Armed with rulers, pencils, and plenty of erasers, she helped her staff design the pages. Laura Augst and Debbie Kintzi both served well as Business Editors. They kept their staff busy working in the concession stand and collecting subscriptions. The Typing staff was headed by Liz Kuehl. Without them the Saintonian would have been written in longhand! Mary Anderson did an excellent job as Photo Head. Mr. Wetzel served as our advisor, who remained calm even though many unfinished pages stocked his shelves at deadline time. Many times the staff felt like turning in their pens and giving up, but the Saintonian turned out better than ever. LITERARY: Row 1: K. Bergquist, G. Liemeier. Row 2: M. Bottem, J. Brown, B. Johnson, T. Wassman. Not present: R. Schmid, K. Behrens. Mary Anderson Photo Head BUSINESS STAFF: Sitting: A. Johnson, E. Rogers, K. Jandahl, Row 1: L. Lind- quist, S. Parsons, P. Gosche, K. Schmid, J. Hurley, L. Sandberg. Row 2: K. Bloomquist, D. Sinclair, G. Hurley, R. Schmidke. Laura Augst Co-Business-Head PAGE 3: Row 1: L. Lammle, K. Christensen, J. Wamemunde. Row 2: L. Lantz, P. Mays, G. Johnson, A. Schermerhom (Head) Not 60 Present: M. Joblinske, A. Kolden. SAINTS REPORTER To Inform Is Our Purpose The Saints Reporter kept us informed of all the news and events happening at St. James High School. The staff usually published one edi- tion of the paper a month, but due to fi- nancial problems the Saints Reporter was published only in January through May. Students were anxious to snatch the papers hot off the press and read of news, sports, editorials, opinions, gossip, and stories. Editor of this paper was Su Jessop, and the advisor was Miss Bremer. Cleaning up the football field after games was one responsibility of the staff. This job made it necessary for the staff to rise early Saturday mornings to carry out their project. They also worked in the concession stand to raise money for print- ing costs. We all agree the paper is a very nec- essary part of our school life. Editor Su Jessop and advisor Miss Brehmer put their heads together for another long-waited issue of the Saints Reporter PAGE: L. Augst, J. Hurley, K. Bloomquist, G, Hurley, N. Nordgren, D. Sodeman (Head) Not present: S. Osland. PAGE 2: Row Is L. Wolner, A. Lunz. Row 2: B. Holland, S. Parsons, P. Parsons, Row 3: R. Schmid (Head) Not Present: C. Wick PAGE 4: Row 1: R. Schmid, M. Biggar, Row 2: M. Steinberg, J. Anderson, R. Schmidtke, M. Swenstad, Row 3: R. Nelson, B. Hake (Head), K. Chambers. TYPISTS PROOFREADERS-Row 1: W. Quick, J. Jones, Row 2: K. Anderson, C. Rosik, D. Kintzi, Nancy Haugen (Head) Not Present: C. Engelbrecht, M. Ingham BUSINESS EXCHANGE: K. Bolin, B. Engel- brecht, L. Kuehl, C. Petersen (Head) 61 Keith Jorgenson has learned much about Women's Lib since be- coming FHA Beau. FHA Members of FHA Prepare for the Future FHA sewed up another big year with their interest- ing activities. First was the district meeting at Garden City. Paula Gosche was the voting delegate and Kay Bergquist was district candidate. In November, the FHA'ers sponsored a swimming party, to which they invited their sister chapter, the Truman FHA'ers. In December, the girls spent long hours preparing attractive ditty bags for soldiers in Viet Nam. Since money is needed to run an active organization, they sold cookbooks and sponsored a bake sale. Both projects were successful. The FHA girls were guests of honor at a homemade ice cream party in Truman. The evening was fun and educational for everyone. FHA sponsored a dance in February, with the Ride providing the music. The year came to a close with the annual Mother- Daughter Tea, which was held in May. New officers were installed at the candle ceremony. FHA OFFICERS: Row 1: B. Johnson (Treas), G. Hurley (V. Pres), D. Kintzi (Sec) L. Kuehl (Pres) Row 2: Miss Herman (Advisor), B. Holland (Historian), D. Sodeman (Att. Chairman) T. Wassman (Com. Chairman), D. Sinclair (Songleader) FFA Preparing for the Future The annual FFA banquet started with a welcome to all parents and honored guests by president Ron Askeland. The FFA chapter had a great year under their advisors, Mr. Busch, Mr. Botten, and Mr. Krech. At the annual banquet and crop show, Ron Noren was named Grand Champion Crop Showman and Virgil Goltz was Reserve Champ. Natalie Winkelman be- came our Chapter Sweetheart. Keith Brekken was named Chapter Star Farmer. This year seven members earned the State Farmer Degree. They were: Ron Askeland, Bill Brown, Keith Jorgenson, Doug Ahrenstorff, Bruce Hultgren, Steve Johnson and Mike Watkins. Bill Brown was named District Star Farmer. Seven district Proficiency Awards were won. Five of these were on the regional level. They were: Doug Ahrenstorff-Placement in Processing, Dave Frisch-Placement in Production, Ron Danhoff-Placement in Sales and Service, Ron Askeland-Electricity, and Bob Wright-Ornamental Horticulture. Tom Johnson-Fish and Wildlife and Ron Askeland-Crops won on the district level. FFA OFFICERS: W. Monsen (Sentinel), D. Ahrenstorff (Reporter), R. Sternberg (Treas. ), B. Brown (Sec. ), K. Jorgenson (V. Pres.), R. Askeland (Pres.). 64 Each year industrious Future Farmers Show their deep interest in farming by promoting Spirit during their F.F.A. week. Smiling proudly are crop show winners Virgil Goltz and Ron Noren. The Ag. Shop enables boys to learn the use of machin- ery and show their skills. Dave Schlomann and Layne Johnson are shown using a grindstone for their metal- work project. Natalie Winkelman is the 1972 FFA Sweetheart. A Sweetheart is a representative of the chapter who attends the FFA functions. She acts as a link between the FHA Chapter and the FFA Chapter. She also adds a female smile and grace to an otherwise all male atmosphere. 65 Choosing the Chapter Sweetheart is an event that all FFA boys look forward to with very great interest! Contestants this year were Kaylene Lindquist, Jill Brown, Natalie Winkelman, and Debbie Sodeman. Natalie was chosen. Boys in agruculture know that machinery must be in tip-top shape to do the best job. Here the combine gets a Check-up before the harvest. 66 Soil judging isn't all fun and games, although at this time Brad Sturm, Bill Brown, and Ron Askeland seem to be enjoying their work. CANDY STRIPERS Working With a Purpose A Candystriper is a girl who devotes her time and energy to the sick and elder- ly at hospitals and nursing homes. Candy- stripers run errands, bring food trays, refill water pitchers, read, and talk to patients. There are fifty-four members in Candystripers who work at the Watonwan Memorial Hospital and Pleasant View Nursing Home. In September, after twenty hours of work, the girls receive their caps. Their patience, understanding, and helpful ways leave many smiling faces I However, without the devoted help of our advisor, Mrs. Egge and our chapter mothers, Mrs. Swenson, Mrs. Bloomquist, and Mrs. Haugen, none of this would have been possible. SECOND YEAR MEMBERS: Row 1: M. Schmidtke, J. Hurley, S. Jessop, R. Peterson, B. Holland (Reporter), L. Augst. Row 2: D. Sodeman, D. Miest, J. Nessler, N. Haugen (Treas. ). Row 3: J. Jones, E. Giese, V. Swenson (Pres. ), N. Nordgren, B. Engelbrecht. Row 4: L. Tiedeken, G. Nau (V. Pres.), M. Porter, S. Howe. FIRST YEAR MEMBERS: Row 1: S. Aasen, D. Nessler, J. Finstad, C. Rosik, B. Harbitz, D. Nelson. Row 2: J. Anderson, K. Schmid, K. Lindquist, L. Moody, S. Schlomann, G. Niemeier. Row 3: D. Otto, D. Klutz, K. Jandahl, B. Evers, P. Sawatzky, L. Mollenhauer. Row 4: S. Chapman, G. Hurley, T. Wassman, B. Johnson, A. Schofield. Row 5: R. Schmidtke, K. Bloomquist (Sec), S. Osland. Not present: K. Behrens, C. Wick, K. Windschill, L. Sanders, C. Petersen. LEFT: Mrs. Bert Swenson, Chapter mother assists Vicki Swenson, President, in pouring punch at the capping ceremony. 67 VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Row 1.: M. Stradtman, K. Schmid, P. Bloom, Row 2.:V. Camba, P. Nelson, J. Hippen. Row 3.: J. Nessler, L. Ottum, C. Pierson, J. Flogstad, Not Present: J. Schmidt, K. Bolin BASKETBALL: Row 1: M. Stradtman, J. Schmidt, P. Nelson, J. Hippen. Row 2: C. Pierson, K. Windschill, L. Lindquist, J. Nessler. Row 3: K. Bolin, R. Schmidtke, L. Lindquist, L. Ottum. Not Present: K. Behrens, B. Quiring, M. Joblinske, P. Morgan, Miss Eurele (advisor). A-SQUAD CHEERLEADERS: D. Basmoen (Co-Capt) S. Rettke, N. Winkelman, G. Nau, P. Mays, V. Swenson (Co- Capt. ) S. Chapman, P. Gosche. 68 GIRLS ACTIVITIES GAA OFFICERS: G. Nau (Sec-Treas), R. Schmidtke (V. Pres.) , Miss Haney (Advisor) C. Forseth (Pres. ). Girls Prove Their Talents G.A.A. is basically an organization where girls get together and have a good time. This year the girls participated in basketball, volleyball, swimming, bowl- ing and tennis. Each of these sports lasted five weeks. G.A.A. sponsored two fund raising projects which were selling sock it to 'em buttons and a variety show. The cheerleaders were an essential part of our athletic program. They prac- ticed every week, year round to find new ideas to promote school spirit. Their main job was leading cheers at all the games and taking charge of all the pep fests. During Homecoming they sold Home- coming buttons and programs. The cheerleaders hosted a clinic in which over five hundred girls from all over the state attended. There they learned new cheers and techniques in which to lead pep fests. The girls had a very memorable year with our teams doing fantastically well! The cheerleaders lead the James Gang on to another victory. B-SQUAD CHEERLEADERS: D. Petersen, M. Krech, K. Swenson, S. Parsons, K. Lindquist, R. Olson. 69 CATALINA: Row 1: W. Bamell, L. Landsteiner, J. Downs, J. Curry, P. Olson. Row 2: P.Parsons, P. Gosche, K. Windschill, J. Wamemunde, S. Parsons. Row 3: K. Schmid, C. Keech, B. Holland, J. Hurley. Row 4: L. Wolner, R. Schmidtke, G. Nau, N. Nordgren, Miss Haney, G. Hurley. Not Present: D. Howe, D. Haynes, B. Sandmeyer, T. Bottem, K. Hanson, N. Goree. CATALINA Rhythm Keeps Them Right on Imitating sunfish to the music of Summer of 42 , Peg Parsons and Becky Holland entertain the spectators. With a lot of humor and fun MC's Ann Schermerhom and Pam Mays, helped make the Catalina show a success. 70 Jim Augustin (Pres) and Mr. Strommen (Advisor) of the Lettermen's Club talk over this year's accomplishments and goals. Adults supported the Lettermen's Coat Check during the year knowing the money would go for a good cause. LETTERMEN The Best Athletes Around The Lettermen's Club consists of 70 members. It has two main money raising projects. One project is the coat check at winter sports events. The other project is raising money for their scholarships by selling candy. Two scholarships of 100 dollars each are awarded to two sen- ior lettermen. The Lettermen have paid for various projects. They paid for the new baseball backstop, contributed to the new lavatory at the football field, and paid for weights in the weight training room. The senior Lettermen look forward to a one-day trip at the end of the year. The trip is usually made to a sporting event in the Twin Cities. LETTERMEN OFFICERS: J. Augustin (Pres.), J. Nessler (V. Pres.), J. Hodgkinson (Sec.), C. Mueller (Treas.) 71 VICA: Row 1: Advisor Mr. Rennick, R. Kolin (Pres), D. Johnson (V. Pres), J. Knickrehm, J. Ouren, G. Runge (Pari) Row 2: P. Jordahl, E. Johnson, L. Menssen, M. Forsyth, R. Youngmark, D. Anderson, R. Knudson. Row 3: J. Warling, M. Odegard, G. Hippert, E. Hill, D. Wick, G. Deinhart, J. Remker. Row 4: N. Restorff, B. Westman, M. Anderson, C. Hudson, D. Bohm. Row 5: B. Schmillen, R. Otte, M. Olson, R. Westman, J. Zender. Row 6: T. Benda, K. Harms. Not Present D. Durheim, S. Hudson, B. Haycraft, R. Otte, R. Schlosser. VICA AND OFFICE CO-OP Training for Future Jobs VICA is a new organization added to our curriculum this year. The word VICA stands for Voca- tional Industrial Clubs of America. Meetings are held each month at the Vocational Center. Their ac- tivities this year have included swimming, tobogganing, state convention, and selling candles. The Office Coop Program is supervised by Mr. Dalen. There are eight girls participating. The girls attend their morning classes and then go to their office jobs from two until four. They earn $1. 25 per hour and work 15 hours per week. This program prepares future secretaries for the business world. OFFICE CO-OP: Row 1: P. Olin, D. Siem (Pres), Row 2: R. Sonnabend, (Sec), K. Ouren, V. Finnegan (Treas), Row 3: B. Francis (Historian ), J. Jones, J. Smith PHOTO AND AUDIO-VISUAL Photo Club member, Cabot Welchlin uses his skill to enlarge a picture. Pictures Aid in Learning PHOTO CLUB: Bottom: B. Sturm, and J. Warling, W. Fossum, J. Reynolds, and J. Daemke, J. Peifer, W. Monsen, C. Welchlin, and S. Curry, T. Pearson, K. Welchlin, and A. Lunz, L. Nordby, R. Anderson, and T. Eng, B. Nelson, Mr. Arneson (Advisor), and K. Kuehl. 73 AUDIO-VISUAL: Row 1: D. Weidenback, F. Schroeder. Row 2: Mr. Parsons (Advisor), G. Smith, R. Nelson, D. Lange. PEOPLES (pe'p'lz), n. OF. poeple, pueple. 1. a body of persons; living creatures of the human race. 2. Ones who govern, control, advise; the authority. 3. Those trying to bring about change, fighting for their rights. 4. Those who serve for a pur- pose. 5. Ones who teach what they want to learn. 6. Sophomores; apprehensive, confused, carefree. Juniors; determined, jovial, planning their future. ADMINISTRATION Good Leadership Spells Success SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOL DISTRICT 840 ROBERT G. CHRISTIANSON RICHARD T. MADSON PRINCIPAL OF ST. JAMES SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GLENN RABE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GUIDANCE COUNSELOR 76 SCHOOL BOARD FOR DISTRICT 840: Seated: Dr. William Gosche, Marion Gaalswyk, Charles Nibbe. Standing: Robert Christianson, Superintendent, William Blanchfield, LeRoy Nelson, Roger Schmiesing. STUDENT COUNCIL: Row 1: K. Kuehl (Treas. ), P. Sawatzky (Sec. ), R. Schmidtke (V. Pres. ), R. Schmid (Pres. ), Row 2: P. Barker, P. Windschill, B. Sturm, R. Warner, M. Schmidt, J. Wamemunde, M. Reynolds, B. Quiring, Row 3: Mr. Parsons (Advisor), B. Windschill, B. Warner, M. Vanderbilt, B. Brown, B. MacMaster. Not Present: B. Holte. 77 SECRETARIES: Seated. Mrs. Jean Crowley, Standing, Mrs. Vera Lentsch, Mrs. Cheryl Casper, Mrs. Janice Heller JANITORS: Mr. Marvin Deinhart, Mr. Lawrence Schuett Mrs. Eldora Froslan, (Laundress) Mr. Donald Anderson, Mr. Orrie Odegard. COOKS: Mrs. Leetana Anderson, Mrs. Esther Anderson, Mrs. Clarice Erickson, Mrs. Clara Gigstad, Mrs. Austnd Bakke, Mrs. Virginia Sands-head cook. 78 FACULTY Teaching Is an Art Well Done Mr. Robert Appleton German Mr. John Ameson Mathematics Mr. Joel Ball English Mr. Allen Botten Vocational Agriculture Mss Helen Bremer Accounting Typing Mr. Lester Buckingham Social Studies Mr. Dale Busch Vocational Agriculture Mr. Leonard Dalen Shorthand Typing Office Co-op Miss Sharon Herman Home Economics Miss Paulette Holme Librarian Mrs. Charlotte Johnson Special Education Mr. Phillip Knopp Industrial Arts 79 Mr. Emery Krech Vocational Education Coordinator Mr. Paul Krueger American History Mr. Lowell Kutches English-Reading Mrs. Marie Malmgren Shorthand Office Practice Mrs. Veona McCuskey English Mr. Roger Melquist Biology Human Physiology Miss Phyllis Mensing English Mr. William Mohr Physical Education Mr. John Okerstrom General Metals Electronics Machine Wood Mr. Dudley Parsons Chemistry Physics Mr. Donald Plumhoff Art Speech M r. Norbert Renner Mathematics 80 Mrs. Janet Bemdt English Mrs. Lucille Egge Health Occupations School Nurse Miss Donna Haney Physical Education Mr. Richard Jokumsen Music Theory Choir Director Mr. Gary Paulson Band Director Mr. Wallace Rennick Auto Mechanics Mr. Ab Strommen Athletic Director Mr. Arnold Veglahn Physical Education Mr. Milton Wetzel World History The overhead projector, a visual aid to all teachers, helps Mr. Renner portray math- ematical devices. SOPHOMORES Our First Year Can’t Be Beat Brad Sturm PRESIDENT We’re finally in the Senior High and we've got a lot of unforgettable memories of the past school years, and a lot of ideas for our years to come. We're ready to start doing things for the Senior High and for ourselves. Full of anticipation, we found ourselves asking... Are the teachers nice?.. Have the juniors and seniors changed?.. Will everything be different now?. Well, now that we've been here awhile, we've found a few answers to our questions, but not to all of them. There are no two sophomores who agree on all points. Some say they like it here, some don't, but everyone agrees on two things: We're very proud of our class and of our school. Ken Huettl VICE-PRESIDENT Jill Nelson SECRETARY Glen Altenburg Kenneth Anderson Cheryl Anderson Nancy Anderson Thomas Anderson Dean Aspelund Randy Augustin Roger Becker Randall Berndt Pamela Bloom Beth Bolin Edith Bolland Rebecca Borchardt Bonita Burke Gary Busse Robert Christianson Carson Clark Marlene Coleman Gary Dannhoff Gary Davis Barbara Dougherty Duane Durheim Shelly Johnson Roxanne Olson TREASURER 82 Oh dear, what can the problem be? Let's get in line boys. We're having class. Dawn Eggelston Richard Eineke Paul Ekstedt Kathy Elg Nancy Eng Gordon Erickson Brad Ewert Shirley Firchau Jane Flogstad Tracy Flohrs Nancy Frederickson Steven Frederickson Stephanie Glenn David Granheim Richard Grundman Barbara Haler Paul Haler Gail Hansen Nancy Harms Diane Haynes Nancy Heiderscheidt Steven Heine Scott Heller Jerry Hippen Carole Hippert Sandra Hodgkinson LeeRoy Hoffman Brian Holte Debora Howe Ricky Hultgren Lynette Jackson Scott James Greg Johnson Jennifer Johnson JoAnn Johnson Layne Johnson 83 Scott Johnson Cynthia Jones Barbara Jurgens Helen Karau Kathy Keech Mary Krech LuAnn Krenz Dawn Kuehl Debrah Kunkel Pamela Landwer Debra Lang Kathy Lang Bonnie Lantz Linda Lindquist Kenneth Loe Barbara Lofgren David Lorenz Denise Marsden Shelia Marsden Shirley Marth Patty Menssen Michael Miest Lance Mikkelson Mark Miles Glen Miller Nancy Miller Patricia Morgan Kay Moulton Michael Murphy Brenda Sodeman seems to see something no one else sees. . v J 9 V • i 1 1 i f 1 Vonda Nau Robert Nelson Randy Nordby Bryan N elson David Nessler Ronald Noren Cynthia Nelson Keith Newberg Curtis Odegard Randall Nelson Virginia Newberg 84 Brian Olson Bryce Olson Debbra Olson Linda Ottum Charles Parker Constance Paul Look at it this way, Brad Sturm can't study all the time!! Mary Jo Reynolds Kevin Riesenberg Michael Robbins Gladys Romsdahl Jeff Romsdahl Muriel Ronnei Jean Rossiter Mark Runge Barbara Sandmeyer Steven Sandmeyer Karen Schaefer Karla Schaefer Mark Schermerhom Delvin Schiller Julie Schmidt Roger Schroeder Nancy Seely Monica Sharbach Karen Shellum Steven Shellum Amy Sizer Jilaine Smith Larry Smith Brenda Sodeman Darla Petersen Julie Peterson Michael Peterson Kim Petterson Connie Pierson Pamela Poulson 85 What are they reading To Kill A Mockingbird or I wish we could get out of here ? Annette Schofield and Sheri Anderson look deeply en- grossed in the intricacies of sewing. Dawn Sokolofsky Mary Spitzner Suzette Stauffer Marsha Steinberg Jill Stradtman Melanie Stradtman Karla Swenson Mark Veglahn Brad Viland Julie Wamemunde Richard Warner Lonny Watson Kelly Welchlin Neil Wiederhoeft Christine Willock Brad Windschill Kimberly Wolle LuAnn Wright Carol Yackel June Zumwalt 86 JUNIORS Two Years Down With Much of the Best Yet to Come Our Junior year was full of fun, hard work, and many re- warding experiences. As Juniors, we have taken a lot of pride in our class and its accomplishments. The Junior class worked very hard for long, tedious hours on the float. The slogan was Beat the Bucs, Or Bust. Our efforts were well worth it when the float was awarded the distinction of Most Unique. One responsibility of the Junior Class was to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom, held April 28. We sold the popu- lar Here Comes the James Gang Buttons. The buttons were red and black and had a St. James Saint on them. As sopho- mores, we sold Sylvania Thank-You Pak Light Bulbs. This bulb-selling project continued into our Junior year. If a Man Answers was the three-act comedy presented by the Junior Class in April. We received our class rings in March. These rings helped to bond our class together as one, and made us realize how far we had come together. We Juniors are looking forward to our Senior year with anticipation. We hope to achieve our new goals with success. Mark Vanderbilt PRESIDENT Brian Achterhoff Greta Allen Jo Ellen Anderson Dean Anderson Katherine Anderson Susan Askeland Paulette Bayerkohler Kathryn Becker Kay Bergquist Robert Berndt Kris Bloomquist Connie Bodin Gary Bonin David Bottem Marilyn Bottem Jill Brown Joel Blanchfield VICE-PRESIDENT Natalie Winkelman SECRETARY 87 Philip Barker TREASURER Kenneth Chalin Susette Chapman Kim Christensen Scott Curry Gerald Dalen Brian Dempsey Bradley Dexheimer James Downs Bruce Eklund Thomas Eng Betty Evers Julie Finstad Kevin Fischer Randall Fischer Michael Francis Jon Gohr Virgil Goltz Douglas Haler Bonnie Harbitz Leona Heiderscheidt Mark Heller Scott Hesse David Hill Richard Hoffman Gwen Hurley Jeffrey Husby Marla Ingham Kathleen Jandahl Marcia Joblinske Brenda Johnson Thomas Johnson Corrine Jorgenson Tom Klaras Debbie Klutz Charles Knaack Thomas Knickrehm BOYS AND GIRLS STATE: Brenda Johnson (Alternate), Susan Torkelson, Norman Peterson (Alternate), Mark Vanderbilt. Robert Knutson Ann Kolden Carol Kriesch Lori Lammle Steven Lang Dale Lange Linda Lantz Dale Larson Gary Lindquist Kaylene Lindquist Allan Lunz Angela Lunz Curtis Mackey Diane Madison Wendy Malmgren Edwin Mays Marilyn Melheim Cynthia Miller What startles Kris Bloomquist to cause her to have such an expression ? Wayne Monsen Lois Moody David Moulton Barry Nelson Deborah Nelson Jeffrey Nelson Kristi Nelson Steven Nelson Warren Nelson Debbie Nessler Douglas Nibbe Gayleen Niemeier 89 John Peifer will not be seen today due to the ferocious attack on him by Tom Pearson. Jane Niemeier Lonnie Nordby James Olson Charles Osland Sarah Osland Doranne Otto Susan Parsons Thomas Pearson John Peifer Arne Peters Norman Petersen Donald Pierson Mary Pierson Wendy Quick Betty Quiring Lawrence Redmond Susan Rettke James Reynolds Paul Reynolds Cheryl Ringen Robert Rinne Catherine Rosik Richard Rossiter LuAnn Sandberg Linda Sanders Charlene Sandmeyer Peggy Sawatzky Carl Schaefer David Schlomann Sandra Schlomann Karen Schmid Jean Schmidt Robin Schmidtke Annette Schofield Fredrick Schroeder Debra Sinclair Kenton Sizer Gene Smith Mark Stradtman Susan Torkelson Colleen Warling Patrick Warner Trudy Wassman Darwin Weidenbach Cabot Welchlin Catherine Wick Joan Willock Karen Windschill Thomas Wolner Robert Wright Deborah Youngmark Gustaf Zender Merle Zumwalt Art class has Kim Christensen doing her tiling. 91 GRADUATES (graj’oo ats'), n. (L. gradus, a step) 1. Those who have fulfilled standard requirements. 2. Those who are through with term papers, study halls, final exams, and the first eighteen years of their lives. 3. The Die-hards . 4. Excited, appre- hensive, spirited students desiring to meet the world. 5. Second semes- ter rowdies. 6. Those who are at the end of the beginning and at the beginning of the end of their lives. BRUCE MACMASTER EDWARD HODGKINSON SUSAN JESSOP MARGARET PARSONS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER BRUCE MACMASTER: Nat. Honor Soc. ; Student Council; Jr. , Sr. Plays; Prom Chrm. ; Prom Waiter; Science Award; Letterman's Club; Basketball; Tennis-Capt. EDWARD HODGKINSON: Soph. , Jr. V. Pres.; Homecoming Attendant; Soph. Choir; Prom Chrm.; Letterman's Club; Football-Trainer; Wrestling; Track. SUSAN JESSOP: Jr. Treas. ; Homecoming Queen; Soph. Band; Band; Soph. Choir; Choir; Jr. Play Crew; Prom Chrm.; St. Reporter-Editor; FHA; Candystripers-Treas. MARGARET PARSONS: Nat. Honor Soc.; Soph. Band; Band; Band Council; Stage Band; Soph. Choir; Choir; Triple Trio; Jr. Play; Sr. Play Crew; Declam; Prom Chrm. ; Sts. Reporter; FTA; Science Award; Cata- line. MONICA AARNIO: Foreign Exchange Student; Candystripers; Girls' Sports. SHEILA AASEN: Choir; Madrigals; Triple Trio; Sr. Play Crew; FHA; FFA Sweetheart Candidate; Candystripers; GAA; Transfer Student. DOUGLAS AHRENSTORFF: Soph. Choir; Choir-Student Director; Choir Council; Madrigals; Lowland Sea Lead; Jr. , Sr. Plays; Declam; FFA-Reporter; Letterman's Club; Football; Wrestling; Track. DARRELL ANDERSON: VICA; Cross Country; Tennis. DELORES ANDERSON: Pep Club; GAA. JOHN ANDERSON: Band; Soph. Choir; Choir; Choir Coun- cil; Madrigals; Amahl lead; Lowland Sea Lead; Declam; Transfer Student. MONICA AARNIO SHEILA AASEN DOUGLAS AHRENSTORFF DARRELL ANDERSON DELORES ANDERSON JOHN ANDERSON 94 KATHY ANDERSON MARY ANDERSON ROBERT MIKE ANDERSOK RONALD ASKELAND SANDRA ASKELAND LAURA AUGST JAMES AUGUSTIN HOWARD BAARSON KATHY ANDERSON: Library Club; GAA. MARY ANDERSON: Nat. Honor Soc. ; Flag Carrier; Soph. Choir; Sr. Play Crew; Annual-Photo Head; FHA; Sci- ence Award. ROBERT ANDERSON: Soph. Choir; Choir; Photo Club; VICA; Football-Statistician; Track- Mgr. RONALD ASKELAND: Nat. Honor Soc. ; Model UN; Prom Waiter; FFA-V. Pres. , Pres. , District V. Pres. ; Science Award; Letterman's Club; Wrestling; Tennis. SANDRA ASKELAND: Soph. Choir; Choir; FHA; GAA. LAURA AUGST: Soph. Choir; Choir; Madrigals; Lowland Sea Lead; Sr. Play; One-Act Play; Declam; Annual-Business Head; Sts. Reporter; FHA; Candy stripers; Teacher's Aide; Pep Club; GAA; Girl's Sports. JAMES AUGUSTIN: FFA; Letterman's Club-Pres.; Wrestling-Co-Capt. ; Track. HOWARD BAARSON: FFA. DEBBIE BASMOEN: Soph. Choir; Choir; Sr. Play Crew; A,B Squad Cheerleader; Gym- nastics; GAA. KATHRYN BEHRENS: Choir; Madrigals; Triple Trio; Lowland Sea Lead; Sr. Play Crew; An- nual; Sts. Reporter; FHA; Candystripers; Teacher's Aide; Girls' Sports; Transfer Student. ANTHONY BENDA: Choir; VICA; Cross Country; Basketball; Wres- tling; Baseball; Transfer Student. MARK BIGGAR: Soph. Choir; Choir; Sr. Play; One-Act Play; Sts. Re- porter; Letterman's Club; Cross Country; Wrestling; Track; Tennis. 95 DEBBIE BASMOEN ANTHONY BENDA KATHRYN BEHRENS MARK BIGGAR KEITH BLOOM QUI ST: Soph. , Jr. Pres. ; Student Coun- cil; Soph. Choir; Choir; Madrigals; Prom Chrm. ; Prom Waiter; Letterman's Club; Football; Basketball; Track. DAVID BOHM: Soph. Choir; Choir; VICA. RICHARD BOHNERT: Football; Track; Intramurals. KATHERINE BOLIN: Soph. Band; Band; Stage Band; Jr. , Sr. Play Crews; St. Reporter: Girls’ Sports. HOWARD BOLLAND: FFA; Wrestling. JOYCE BOTTS: Soph. Band; Band; Soph. Choir; Choir; Sr. Play Crew. WILLIAM BROWN: Nat. Honor Soc. ; Student Council; Soph. Choir; Choir; Madrigals; Lowland Sea Lead; Jr. , Sr. Plays; Prom Waiter; FFA-Treas. Sec.; Intramurals. VICTORIA CAMBA Foreign Exchange Student; Candystripers; GAA; Girls' Sports. JAMES CHALIN: Nat. Honor Soc. ; Let- terman’s Club; Football; Basketball; Baseball. KEVIN CHAMBERS: Jr. , Sr. Plays; Prom Waiter; Sts. Reporter; Letterman's Club; Cross Country; Wrestling; Track. JEFFREY DAEMKE: Model UN; Jr. Play; Photo Club; Letterman's Club; Football-Statistician; Wrestling- Mgr. ; Track-Mgr. ; Tennis. VICTORIA A. CAMBA HOWARD BOLLAND JEFFREY DAEMKE KEITH BLOOMQUIST RICHARD BOHNERT JOYCE BOTTS KEVIN CHAMBERS DAVID BOHM KATHERINE BOLIN WILLIAM BROWN JAMES CHALIN 96 RONALD DANNHOFF: FFA; Wrestling. GREG DEINHART: FFA; VIC A; Football; Baseball; Transfer Student. DELVIN DURHEIM: FFA; VICA; Wrestling; Track. LYNETTE EINEKE: Soph. Band; Band; Soph. Choir; Annual; Sts. Reporter; FHA; GAA. JAN ELVIN: GAA. DIANE ENGDAHL: Soph. Choir; Choir; Madri- gals; GAA. BONITA ENGELBRECHT: Soph. Band; Band; Soph. Choir; Choir; Madrigals; Sts. Reporter; Candy stripers. CONSTANCE ENGELBRECHT: Soph. Choir; Choir; Triple Trio; Sts. Reporter; FTA; FHA; Teacher's Aid; Pep Club; GAA. VICKIE FINNEGAN: Office Co-op-Treas.; Matmaids; GAA. COLLEEN FORSETH: Sr. Play Crew; FHA; Matmaids; GAA- Pres.; Girls; Sports. MARK FORSYTH: Choir; VICA. RONALD DANNHOFF GREG DEINHART DELVIN DURHEIM LYNETTE EINEKE JAN ELVIN DIANE ENGDAHL CONSTANCE ENGELBRECHT VICKIE FINNEGAN BONITA ENGELBRECHT MARK FORSYTH COLLEEN FORSETH 97 BONNITA FRANCIS DAVID FRISCH WILLIAM FOSSUM: Photo Club; Letterman's Club; Basketball; Baseball. BONNITA FRANCIS: Office Co-op-Historian; Matmaids; GAA. DAVID FRISCH: FFA-Sentinel; Letterman's Club; Football; Wrestling; Track. LAVONN GAALSWYK: Soph. Choir; Choir; Triple Trio; Sr. Play Crew; Sts. Reporter; FHA; Candystripers; Pep Club; A Squad Cheerleader; Gymnastics; GAA; Betty Crocker Homemaker. EUNICE GIESE: Soph. Band; Band; Band Council; Prom Waitress; FHA-V.Pres. ; Candystripers; GAA. PAULA GOSCHE: Soph. Sec.; Nat. Honor Soc.; Soph. Band; Band; Soph. Choir; Choir; Jr. Play Crew; Sr. Play; Declam; Prom Chrm. ; Prom Wait- ress; Annual; FHA; FFA Sweetheart Candidate; A Squad Cheerleader; Catalina; Gymnastics. REBECCA F1AKE: Nat. Honor Soc.; Soph. Choir; Jr., Sr. Play Crews; Prom Chrm; Annual-Layout Head; Sts. Reporter-Sports Ed.; FTA; FHA; Teach- er's Aid; Science Fair Award; Pep Club; GAA. NEIL HANSEN: Declam; FFA. KIRBY HARMS: VICA. NANCY HAUGEN: Prom Waitress; Sts. Reporter; FTA; Candystripers; GAA. STEVEN HARTKE: Soph. Band; Band; Stage Band; Home- coming Attendant; Football; Basketball. BRUCE FIAYCRAFT: VICA; Intra murals; Not Shown. WILLIAM FOSSUM EUNICE GIESE REBECCA HAKE KIRBY HARMS NANCY HAUGEN LAVONN GAALSWYK PAULA GOSCHE NEIL HANSEN STEVEN HARTKE 98 LEONA HOFFMAN REBECCA HOLLAND EDWARD HILL: VICA; Letterman's Club; Wrestling; Not Shown. JEAN HIPPEN: FHA; Matmaids; GAA; Girls' Sports. GARY HIPPERT: VICA; Intramurals; LEONA HOFFMAN: Jr. , Sr. Play Crews; FTA; Teacher's Aid; GAA. REBECCA HOLLAND: Soph. Band; Band; Band Counci 1-V. Pres.; Stage Band; Soph. Choir; Choir; Madrigals; Jr. , Sr. Plays; Prom Chrm. ; Sts. Reporter; FHA-Historian; Candystripers; Catalina. SHERILL HOWE: Candystripers; Catalina; GAA. CURTIS HUDSON: FFA; VICA. STEVEN HUDSON: FFA; VICA. BRUCE HULTGREN: FFA; Letterman's Club; Football; Cross Country; Wrestling; Baseball. JANELLE HURLEY: Nat. Honor Soc.; Girls' State; Girls' County; Soph. Band; Band; Soph. Choir; Choir; Triple Trio; Jr. , Sr. Plays; Prom Chrm. ; Prom Waitress; Annual; Sts. Reporter; FTA; FHA; Candystripers; Science Fair Award; Matmaids; Saintettes; Catalina; Gymnastics. CHARLES INTLEKOFER. ANN JOHNSON: Soph. Choir; An- nual; FHA; GAA. JEAN HIPPEN CURTIS HUDSON BRUCE HULTGREN CHARLES INTLEKOFER SHERILL HOWE STEVEN HUDSON JANELLE HURLEY ANN JOHNSON 99 DAVID JOHNSON TERRANCE JOHNSON PETER JORDAHL CAROL KEECH EUGENE JOHNSON WESLEY JOHNSON KEITH JORGENSON DEBBIE KINTZI STEVEN JOHNSON LYNDA JOHNSON JULIE JONES DA VID JOHNSON: VICA-Pres. ; Letterman's Club; Football; Wrestling. EUGENE JOHNSON: Soph. Choir; Jr. Play; VIC A; Letterman's Club; Football; Wrestling; Baseball; Track. LYNDA JOHNSON. STEVEN JOHNSON: Soph. Choir; Choir; Jr. Play; FFA; Letter- man's Club; Football; Cross Country; Wrestling; Tennis. TERRANCE JOHNSON: FFA; VICA; Wrestling. WESLEY JOHNSON: Student Council; Soph. Band; Band; Stage Band; Choir; Declam; Sts. Reporter; Letterman's Club; Cross Country; Wrestling; Tennis. JULIE JONES: Sts. Reporter; Candystripers; Office Co-op; GAA. PETER JORDAHL: FFA; VICA. KEITH JORGENSON: Soph. Treas.; Nat. Honor Soc.; Home- coming Attendant; Prom Waiter; FHA Beau; FFA-V. Pres.; Letterman's Club; Cross Country; Wrestling; Tennis. CAROL KEECH: Girls' State; Girls County; Soph. Band; Band; Soph. Choir-Sec.; Choir; Madri- gals; Triple Trio; Sr. Play Crew; Prom Chrm.; FTA; FHA; Science Fair Award; B Squad Cheerleader-Capt.; Catalina; Gymnastics. DEBBIE KINTZI: Nat. Honor Soc.; Soph. Choir; Sr. Play Crew; Annual-Business Head; Sts. Reporter; FTA-Pres.; FHA-Sec. 100 LINNEA KUNE: FHA; GAA. JEFFREY KNICKREHM: VICA-Treas.; Football; Track; Wrestling-Mgr.; Letterman's Club. ROGER KNUDSON: VICA. ROBIN KOHN: FFA; Photo Club; Wrestling. DUANE KUBLY: FFA; Tennis-Mgr.; Football-Mgr. ELIZABETH KUEHL: Nat. Honor Soc.; Flag Carrier; Jr. Play Crew; Prom Chrm.; Annual-Typing Head; Sts. Reporter; FHA- Pres.; GAA. KEVIN KUEHL: Student Council-Treas. ; Choir; Photo Club-Student Advisor; Letterman's Club; Football; Wrestling. RODNEY LANG: Letterman's Club; Football; Wrestling; Track. CURTIS LEVANG: Letterman's Club; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Golf; Tennis. LOUISE LINDQUIST: Annual; FHA; Collectors; GAA; Girls' Sports. ROGER LORENZ: Wrestling; Tennis. ROGER KNUDSON ELIZABETH KUEHL RODNEY LANG LOUISE LINDQUIST ROBIN KOHN KEVIN KUEHL CURTIS LEVANG ROGER LORENZ 101 RICHARD MADSON: Cross Country. ELAINE MALMGREN: FHA; Candystripers; Matmaids; GAA. JOHN MARS TON: Basketball; Tennis; Transfer Stu- dent. PAMELA MAYS: Nat. Honor Soc.; Soph. Band; Band; Stage Band; Prom Chrm.; Sts. Reporter; A Squad Cheerleader; Gymnastics. LELAND MENSSEN: VICA; Letterman's Club; Cross Country; Wrestling; Baseball. JOHN MICKELSON: Baseball; Track. DEBRA MIEST: Nat. Honor Soc.; Soph. Band; Band; Soph. Choir; Choir; Choir Council; Triple Trio; Choir Accompanist; Jr. Play Crew; Sr. Play; Prom Chrm.; Prom Waitress; FTA; FF1A; Candystripers. JANET MILLER: Matmaids; GAA. CRAIG MUELLER: Foot- ball; Basketball; Baseball. GEORGE NASMAN: FFA; Wrestling. GARU NAU: Nat. Honor Soc.; Home- coming Attendant; Jr. , Sr. Plays; FTA; FHA; Candy- stripers-V. Pres.; Pep Club; A, B Squad Cheerleader; Catalina; Gymnastics; GAA-Sec.-Treas. PAMELA NELSON: Soph. Band; Band; Stage Band; Declam; FTA; FHA; GAA; Girls' Sports. t RICHARD MADSON CRAIG MUELLER ELAINE MALMGREN GEORGE NASMAN JOHN MARS TON ELAND MENSSEN DEBRA MIEST CARLA NAU r . y PAMELA MAYS JOHN MICHELSON JANET MILLER PAMELA NELSON 102 JEFFREY NESSLER KEVIN NIEMEIER JAY NESS: Prom Waiter; Letter man's Club; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Golf. JANET NESSLER: Candy- stripers; Library Club; Gymnastics; GAA; Girls' Sports. JEFFREY NESSLER: Homecoming King; Prom Waiter; Letterman's Club-V. Pres.; Football-Capt.; Basket- ball-Capt.; Baseball. KEVIN NIEMEIER: Soph. Band; Band; Soph. Choir; Choir; Madrigals; Wrestling; Base- ball. NANCY NORDGREN: Nat. Honor Soc.; Girls' County; Soph. Band; Band; Soph. Choir; Choir; Choir Council; Madrigals; Triple Trio; Jr., Sr. Plays; Prom Chrm. ; Prom Waitress; Sts. Reporter; FTA-V. Pres.; FHA; Candy stripers; Matmaids; Catalina; Gymnastics. ELAINE ODEGARD: Jr. Sec.; Soph. Band; Band; Soph. Choir; Choir; Choir Council-Sec.-Treas.; Prom Chrm.; FHA; Candy stripers; A, B Squad Cheerleader; Gym- nastics. MARLIN ODEGARD: Photo Club; VICA . PAULA OLIN: Office Co-op. MICHAEL OLSON: VICA; Basketball. STEVEN OLSON: Letterman's Club; Foot- ball; Basketball; Baseball. SHERI OTSEA: Pep Club; GAA. RAY OTTE: VICA. JAY NESS NANCY NORDGREN MARLIN ODEGARD MICHAEL OLSON JANET NESSLER ELAINE ODEGARD PAULA OLIN STEVEN OLSON SHERI OTSEA RAY OTTE 103 RICHARD OTTE: VICA; Wrestling. JERALD OUREN: VICA-Sec.j Letterman’s Club; Football; Basketball; Track. KRISTEN OUREN: Soph. Choir; Choir; Triple Trio; FHA; Office Co-op; Pep Club; Mat- maids; GAA. CYNTHIA PETERSEN: Soph. Choir; Choir; Triple Trio; Jr. , Sr. Plays; Declam; Annual- Literary Head; Sts. Reporter-Exchange Ed.; FTA- Sec.; FHA; Candystripers; One-Act Play; Teachers Aid; Science Fair Award; Pep Club; GAA. TERESA PETERSEN: Soph. Band; Band; Soph. Choir; Choir; Madrigals; Jr. , Sr. Play Crews; FTA; FHA; Saint - ettes. RENELLE PETERSON: Nat. Honor Soc.; Soph. Choir; Choir; Triple Trio; Jr. Play Crew; Sr. Play; Prom Waitress; Annual-Ed.; Sts. Reporter-Page Head; FTA; FHA; Candystripers; GAA. ROGER PIERSON: Soph. Choir; Choir; Letterman's Club; Football. MIRIAM PORTER: Soph. Band; Soph. Choir; Choir; Deciam; FFIA; Candystripers; GAA. MONICA POSTOLKA. JACK REMKER: VICA; Ten- nis; NEIL RESTORFF: VICA; Football; Tennis; Intramurals. WILLIAM RIESENBERG: Deciam; FFA. RICHARD OTTE JERALD OUREN TERESA PETERSEN JACK REMKER ROGER PIERSON MONICA POSTOLKA KRISTEN OUREN CYNTHIA PETERSON NEIL RESTORFF RENELLE PETERSON MIRIAM PORTER WILLIAM RIESENBERG 104 ELDORA ROGERS: Annual; FHA; Collectors; GAA. WARREN ROMSDAHL: Sr. Play; FFA; Letterman's Club; Football; Wrestling; Baseball. RONALD ROSIK: Letterman's Club; Cross Country; Wrestling; Track. GLENN RUNGE: VICA; Letterman's Club; Cross Country; Basketball; Track. LINDA SANCHEZ: GAA. PETER SCHANTZ: Foreign Exchange Student; Homecoming Attendant; Choir; Madrigals; Football; Wrestling; Track; Lowland Sea Lead. ANN SCHERMERHORN: Nat. Honor Soc.; Annual; Sts. Reporter-Page Head; FHA; GAA, RODNEY SCHLOSSER: VICA; Intramurals. ROGER SCHMID: Student Council-Pres.; Nat. Honor Soc.; Boys; State; Boys' County; Choir; Sr. Play Crew; Jr., Sr. Plays; Declam; Prom Waiter; Annual; Sts. Reporter; Letterman's Club; Football-Trainer; Wrestling; Baseball. MARSHA SCHMIDTKE: Flag Carrier; Soph. Choir; Choir; Triple Trio; Jr., Sr. Plays; Prom Waitress; Annual; FTA; FHA; Candy stripers; Teach- er's Aid; Saintettes; GAA . ROBERT SCHMILLEN: VICA; Football; Wrestling. RONALD SCHMOLDT: Basketball; Baseball. ELDORA ROGERS LINDA SANCHEZ ANN SCHERMERHORN ROGER SCHMID WARREN ROMSDAHL MARSHA SCHMIDTKE RONALD ROSIK ROBERT SCHMILLEN 105 GLENN RUNGE PETER SCHANTZ RODNEY SCHLOSSER RONALD SCHMOLDT DIANE SIEM: Soph. Choir; Choir; FHA; Office Co-op- Pres.j Matmaids-Head; GAA; Girls' Sports. CLAY SIZER. JULIE SMITH: Annual; FHA; Candystripers; Office Co-op; Matmaids; Catalina; GAA; Girls' Sports. DEBRA SODEMAN: Student Council; Nat. Honor Soc.; Homecoming Attendant; Soph. Band; Band; Soph. Choir; Choir; Jr. Play Crew; Sr. Play; Prom Chrm.; Prom Waitress; Sts. Reporter-Page Head; FTA; FHA- Attendance Chrm. ; FFA Sweetheart; Candystripers; Teacher's Aid; Matmaids; GAA. ROCHELLE SONNABEND: Soph. Choir; Declam; FHA; Office Co-op-Sec.; GAA. RANDALL STERNBERG: Soph. Band; Band; Stage Band; Band Council; Soph. Choir; Choir; Madrigals; FFA. JUDY STEVENS: Nat. Honor Soc.j Homecoming Attendant; Soph. Band; Band; Band Council; Soph. Choir; Choir; Triple Trio; Declam; FHA . BRUCE STURM: Soph. Choir; Choir; FFA; Photo Club; Letterman's Club; Wrestling. VICKI SWENSON: Nat. Honor Soc.; Homecoming Attendant; Soph. Band; Band; Stage Band; Soph. Choir; Choir; Prom Chrm. ; FTA; FFIA; Candystripers-Pres.; A Squad Cheerleader. MICHALEEN S WENS TAD: Sr. Play; Sts. Reporter; GAA; Transfer Student. JUDY STEVENS BRUCE STURM VICKI SWENSON MICHALEEN SWENSTAD 106 KAREN THU LIEN: Soph. Choir; Choir; Madrigals; Triple Trio; Sr. Play Crew; FHA; Candy stripers; Pep Club; Gymnastics; GAA. LINDA TIEDEKEN: Sr. Play; FHA; Candystripers; Library Club; Matmaids; GAA. DORIS TIERNEY: Pep Club; GAA. JAN WARLING: Photo Club; V1CA; Basketball-Mgr. BARRY WARNER: Student Council; Nat. Honor Soc. ; Soph. Band; Band; Stage Band; Choir; Choir Council; Madrigals; Sr. Play; Prom Chrm.; Letterman's Club; Football; Cross Coun- try; Basketball; Track. MICHAEL WATKINS: Student Council; FFA; Letterman's Club; Football; Track; Intramurals. VANCE WATKINS: FFA; Letterman's Club; Football; Wrestling; Track. BRIAN WESTMAN: VICA. RANDALL WESTMAN: VICA. DENNIS WICK: VICA; Intramurals. KAREN THU LIEN LINDS TIERDEKEN DORIS TIERNEY JAN WARLING BARRY WARNER MICHAEL WATKINS 107 VANCE WATKINS BRIAN WESTMAN RANDALL WESTMAN DENNIS WICK PAUL WINDSCHILL MARVIN WITTE LAUREE WOLNER RICHARD YOUNGMARK LAWRENCE ZEIDLER MARY PAUL JEFFREY ZENDER STEVEN ZENDER PAUL WINDSCHILL: Student Council; Soph. Choir; Choir-Student Director; Madrigals; Lowland Sea Lead; Jr. , Sr. Plays; Prom Waiter; Science Fair Award; Letterman's Club; Football; Basketball; Track. MARVIN WITTE: Wrestling. LUAREE WOLNER: Choir; Triple Trio; Jr. Play Crew; Sts. Reporter; FHA; Candy- stripers; Matmaids; Catalina; GAA. RICHARD YOUNGMARK: Audio-Visual Club; Baseball. LAWRENCE ZEIDLER: FFA. JEFFREY ZENDER: FFA; VICA; Football; Wrestling; Track. STEVEN ZENDER: FFA. 108 Lay-out editor Becky Hake explains yearbook pro- duction to Garla, Paula, and Deb. Iinda Tiedeken shows how to be a pro at dissecting a rabbit while Jean Hippen and Elaine Malmgren watch timidly. Could Roger Schmid and Clay Sizer be missing books?? Many of us can sympathize having gone through these jokes too. A YEAR 365 DAYS ONE SEVENTIETH OF A LIFETIME A SERIES OF MEMORIES Some that we'd like to remember Some we’d like to forget; Insignificant to eternity But a milestone to the individual. It was a year of graduation Of making choices Of new faces from foreign lands Of state victories Of travel and song Of sad goodbyes. And it was a year of our country- With brotherhood and love, Bloodshed and hatred; With the fear of the unknown, And the joy of new knowledge; The constant cry for peace Echoed through the night Onto another day; All part of life- We Strove to be aware. The sophomore summer led to the senior fall. The crowds moved in obedience to the clocks; First period, second, third-- And again, One hundred and eighty times. Our friendships grew through the years As did our independence. It was a great year and it was ours. We are all united by the memories we share. MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS. 109 SOPHOMORE CLASS Altenburg, Glen 82 Andersen, Kenneth 82 Anderson, Betty Jo 82 Anderson, Cheryl 82,86 Anderson, Nancy 82, Anderson, Thomas 31,47, 82 Aspelund, Dean 82 Augustin, Randy 12,19, 38,82 Becker, Roger 82 Bemdt, Randall 82 Bloom, Pamela 47, 52, 53,68,82 Bolin, Beth 47, 54,82 Bolland, Edith 82 Borchardt, Rebecca 47, 49, 52, 53, 82 Burke, Bonita 38,82 Busse, Gary 12,21,31,82 Christianson, Robert 47,82 Clark, Carson 82 Coleman, Marlene 82 Dannhoff, Gary 82 Davis, Gary 18,82 Durheim, Duane 82 Eggelston, Dawn 83 Eineke, Richard 83 Ekstedt, Paul 12,18,47,83 Elg, Kathy 83 Eng, Nancy 52, 53, 83 Erickson, Gordon 31,47, 53,83 Ewert, Brad 21,27,83 Firchau, Shirley 83 Flogstad, Jane 47,55,68,83 Flohrs, Tracy 47, 83 Frederickson, Nancy 24,83 Frederickson, Steven 21,31,83 Glenn, Stephanie 23,24, 38,83 Granheim, David 21,83 Grundman, Richard 21,83 Haler, Barbara 47, 55, 83 Haler, Paul 12,83 Hansen, Gail 47, 52, 53,83 Harms, Nancy 24,47,83 Haynes, Diane 47,51,52,53,70, 83 Heiderscheidt, Nancy 83 Heine, Steven 47,49,83 Heller, Scott 12, 27,83 Hippen, Jerry 83 Hippert, Carole 83 Hodgkinson, Sandra 83 Hoffman, Lee Roy 83 Holte, Brian 12,17,18,26,38,77, 83 Howe, Debora 47,83 Huettl, Kenneth 12,20,21,31,38, 83 Hultgren, Ricky 12,18, 38,83 Jackson, Lynette 47, 52, 53,83 James, Scott 12,47, 83 Johnson, Greg 31,47,49,52,53, 60,83 Johnson, Jennifer 38, 47, 54,83 Johnson, Jo Ann 83 Johnson, Layne 12, 27,65,83 Johnson, Nancy 83 Johnson, Scott 12, 27,47,84 Johnson, Shelly 82 Jones, Cynthia 84 Jurgens, Barbara 47, 53,84 Karau, Helen 84 Keech, Kathy 47, 52, 53,84 Krech, Mary 47,49, 52, 53,54,69, Krenz, LuAnn 47, 84 Kuehl, Dawn 47, 51, 52, 53, 84 Kunkel, Debrah 47, 52, 53, 84 Landwer, Pamela 55, 84 Lang, Debra 84 Lang, Kathy 47,84 Lantz, Bonnie 25, 47,49, 84 Lindquist, Linda 68,84 Loe, Kenneth 84 Lifgren, Barbara 47, 53, 84 Lorenz, David 12,28,84 Marsden, Denise 84 Marsden, Shelia 47, 54,84 Marth, Shirley 84 Menssen, Patty 47,84 Miest, Michael 12,19, 27, 47, 49, 84 Mikkelson, Lance 12,47,49,53, 84 Miles, Mark 12,19, 31,84 Miller, Glen 84 Miller, Nancy 84 Morgan, Patricia 47, 52,68,84 Moulton, Kay 38,47, 49,52,53, 84 Murphy, Michael 84 Nau, Vonda 38,84 Nelson, Bryan 73,84 Nelson, Cynthia 47, 53,54,84 Nelson, Jill 47,52,82 Nelson, Randall 49,84 Nelson, Robert 61,73,84 Nessler, David 84 Newberg, Keith 27,84 Newberg, Virginia 47, 53, 84 Nordby, Randy 28,84 Noren, Ronald 27,65,84 Odegard, Curtis 47, 84 Olson, Brian 12, 21,85 Olson, Bryce 12,19,85 Olson, Debbra 47,52,53,85 Olson, Roxanne 38,47,52,53, 69,82 Ottum, Linda 47, 68, 85 Palmquist, Nancy Parker, Charles 85 Paul, Constance 85 Petersen, Darla 47,49,69, 85 Peterson, Julie 47,52,53,85 Peterson, Michael 12,85 Petterson, Kim 38,47,52,53,85 Pierson, Connie 68,85 Poulson, Pamela 52, 53, 85 Reynolds, Mary Jo 24,47, 49, 53, 77.85 Riesenberg, Kevin 85 Robbins, Michael 14,21,26,27, 38.85 Romsdahl, Gladys 47,49,85 Romsdahl, Jeffrey 85 Ronnei, Muriel 47, 52, 53,85 Rossiter, Jean 24,85 Runge, Mark 14, 21,28,85 Sandmeyer, Barbara 70,85 Sandmeyer, Steven 85 Schaefer, Karen 85 Schaefer, Karla 85 Schermerhorn, Mark 52,53,85 Schiller, Delvin 85 Schmidt, Julie 85 Schroeder, Roger 12, 21,28, 85 Seely, Nancy 47, 54,85 Sharbach, Monica 85 Shellum, Karen 85 Shellum, Steven 12, 21,26, 38,85 no Sizer, Amy 47,49,85 Smith, Jilaine 85 Smith, Larry 85 Sodeman, Brenda 38, 47,52,53,84, 85 Sokolofsky, Dawn 86 Spitzner, Mary 47, 52, 53, 86 Stauffer, Suzette 86 Steinberg, Marsha 47,61,86 Stradtman, Jill 47,86 Stradtman, Melanie 47,68,86 Sturm, Bradley 38,47,52,53,66, 77.82.85 Swenson, Karla 38,47,49,52,53, 54.69.86 Veglahn, Mark 12, 20, 21,26, 27, 31.38.47.86 Viland, Bradley 86 Warnemunde, Julie 47, 49,51,52, 53.60.70.77.86 Warner, Richard 12, 38, 47,49, 77, 86 Watson, Lonny 12,86 Welchlin, Kelly 28, 47, 49, 73,86 Wiederhoeft, Neil 47,49,86 Willock, Christine 86 Windschill, Brad 12, 20, 21,29, 38, 47.49.77.86 Wolle, Kimberly 47,86 Wright, LuAnn 47, 52,53, 86 Yackel, Carol 47,86 Zumwalt, June 38,86 JUNIOR CLASS Achterhoff, Brian 87 Allen, Greta 87 Anderson, Jo Ellen 34,47,48,55, 56,61,67 Anderson, Dean 87 Anderson, Katherine 35,58,61,87 Askeland, Susan 87 Barker, Philip 14,28, 34,47,48, 50.51.52.53.77.87 Becker, Kathryn 17, 32, 47, 48, 52 87 Bergquiest, Kay 35,47, 59,87 Bemdt, Robert 87 Blanchfield, Joel 12, 17,28,34, 37.47.48.49.87 Bloomquist, Kris 35,37,47,48, 55,59,60,87,89 Bodin, Connie 55,87 Bonin, Gary 14,87 Bottem, David 12, 47,48,52,87 Bottem, Marilyn 24, 35, 47, 48,87 Brown, Jill 34,52, 59,66,87 Chalin, Kenneth 47, 88 Chapman, Susette 9, 34,47,48, 52,53,54,67,68,88 Christensen, Kim 55,60,88,91 Curry, Scott 28,29, 73, 88 Dalen, Gerald 12,13,20,26, 31,32, 88 Dempsey, Brian 12, 30, 34,88 Dexheimer, Bradley 88 Downs, James 12,47,48,88 Eklund, Bruce 12,88 Eng, Thomas 14, 52, 73, 88 Evers, Betty 46,47, 55,67,88 Finstad, Julie 37,67,88 Fischer, Kevin 88 Fischer, Randall 88 Fischer, Stanley 88 Francis, Michael 88 Gohr, Jon 88 Goltz, Virgil 9,18,65, 88 Haler, Douglas 88 Harbitz, Bonnie 33, 34, 52, 58,67, 88 Heiderscheidt, Leona 88 Heller, Mark 12,47,48,88 Hesse, Scott 88 Hill, David 88 Hoffman, Richard 88 Hurley, Gwen 34,47,48, 59,60, 62.67.70.88 Husby, Jeffrey 88 Ingham, Marla 24, 34,47, 48, 52, 58.61.88 Jandahl, Kathleen 35,52, 59,67, 88 Joblinske, Marcia 55,60,68,88 Johnson, Brenda 59,62,67,88 Johnson, Thomas 12, 26,88 Jorgenson, Corrine 88 Klaras, Tom 47,49,88 Klutz, Debbie 47, 48,67,88 Knaack, Charles 88 Knickrehm, Thomas 12,17,88 Knutson, Robert 89 Kolden, Ann 89 Kriesch, Carol 89 Lammle, Lori 47,60, 89 Lang, Steven 12, 31,89 Lang, Dale 73, 89 Lantz, Linda 47,48, 60, 89 Larson, Dale 89 Lindquist, Gary 12,89 Lindquist, Kaylene 34,66,67,69, 89 Lunz, Allan 55,61,73, 89 Lunz, Anglea 89 Mackey, Curtis 89 Madison, Diane 47, 89 May, Edwin 52,89 Malmgren, Wendy 89 Melheim, Marilyn 89 Miller, Cynthia 89 Monsen, Wayne 14, 28, 29, 47, 48, 64.73.89 Moody, Lois 47,67,89 Moulton, David 32, 46,47, 48,51, 52.53.89 Nelson, Kristi 55,89 Nelson, Barry 89 Nelson, Deborah 54,55,67,89 Nelson, Jeffrey, 17,89 Nelson, Steven 89 Nelson, Warren 89 Nessler, Debbie 58,67,89 Nibbe, Douglas 12,18,89 Niemeier, Gayleen 47, 59,67, 89 Niemeier, Jane 90 Niemeier, Paulette 47, 48, 52, 87 Nordby, Lonnie 73,90 Olson, James 90 Osland, Charles 10,12,17, 28, 29, 39.47.90 Oslane, Sarah 34, 39, 46,48,55, 58, 60.63.67.90 Otto, Doranne 47,48,54,67,90 Parsons, Susan 32, 34,47,48, 52, 53.59.61.69.70.90 Pearson, Thomas 34,73,90 Peifer, John 34,73,90 Peters, Arne 90 Petersen, Norman 12, 30, 32, 43, 46, 48.51.52.88.90 Pierson, Donald 90 Pierson, Mary 55,90 Quick, Wendy 47,48,55,61,90 Quiring, Betty 47,48,52, 58,68, 77.90 Redmond, Lawrence 90 Rettke, Susan 9, 47, 48,52,54, 68.90 Reynold, James 12,35,47,73,90 Reynolds, Paul 12,50,90 Ringen, Cheryl 55,90 Rinne, Robert 12, 20, 26,90,91 Rosik, Catherine 35,47,48,52, 61.67.90 Rossiter, Richard 14,90 Sandberg, LuAnn59,90 Sanders, Linda 67,90 Sandmeyer, Charlene 90 Sawatzky, Peggy 47,48, 52, 58, 67.77.90 Schaefer, Carl 90 Schlomann, David 28, 48,65,90 Schlomann, Sandra 67,90 Schmid, Karen 35, 59,67,68, 70, 90 Schmidt, Jean 52,68,90 Schmidt, Mary 35,47,48, 52, 77 Schmidtke, Robin 59,61,67,68, 69.70.77.90 Schofield, Annette 67, 86,90 Schroeder, Frederick 12, 20, 73,90 Sinclair, Debra 59,62,90 Sizer, Kenton 14,90 Smith, Gene 18,73,90 Stradtman, Mark 90 Torkelson, Susan 32, 34,47,48, 49.52.88.90 Vanderbilt, Mark 20,22, 23, 39, 47,48,51,52,77,87,88 Warling, Colleen 47,91 Warner, Patrick 47, 91 Wassman, Trucy 59,62,67,91 Weidenbach, Darwin 73,91 Welchlin, Cabot 28, 73,91 Wick, Catherine 33, 34, 61,67,91 Willock, Joan 55,91 Windschill, Karen 47, 48,67,68, 70.91 Winkelman, Natalie 47,52,65, 66.68.87.91 Wolmer, Thomas 91 Wright, Robert 18, 28,91 Youngmark, Deborah 55,91 Zender, Gustaf 12, 20, 26,91 Zumwalt, Merle 18,91 SENIOR CLASS Aamio, Monica 56, 57,94 Aasen, Shelia 16,40,46,47,49, 67.94 Ahrenstorff, Douglas 12,15,16,46, 47.64.94 Anderson, Darrell 72,94 Anderson, Delores 94 Anderson, John 32,46,47,49, 52, 53.94 Anderson, Kathleen 95 Anderson, Mary 16, 32, 39, 40,47, 54,59,95 Anderson, Robert 40, 72,73,95 Askeland, Ronald 32,40,64,66, 95 Askeland, Sandra 95 111 Augst, Laura 15,16, 33, 40,46, 47.49.50.59.60.67.95 Augustin, James 12,17,18, 71,95 Baarson, Howard 95 Basmoen, Debbie 9,16,68,95 Behrens, Kathryn 16, 37,46,47, 59.67.68.95 Benda, Anthony 47, 72,95 Biggar, Mark 15,16, 47, 61,95 Bloomquist, Keith 10,12,47, 96 Bohm, David 47, 72, 96 Bohnert, Richard 96 Bolin, Katherine 16, 51,56,61, 68.96 Bollard, Howard 96 Botts, Joyce 16,52,53,96 Brown, William 16,25,32,40,46, 47.64.66.77.96 Camba, Vicki 56,68,96 Chalin, James 20,22,23,26,32, 96 Chambers, Kevin 8,16,61,96 Daemke, Jeffrey 73,96 Dannhoff, Ronald 97 Deinhart, Greg 12,72,97 Durheim, Delvin 72,97 Eineke, Lynette 40, 52, 58,97 Elvin, Jan 97 Engdahl, Diane 46,97 Engelbrecht, Bonita 46,47,52,61, 67,91 Engelbrecht, Constance 47,48,55, 61,97 Finnegan, Vickie 24,72,97 Forseth, Colleen 16,24,69,97 Forsyth, Mark 72,97 Fossum, William 27,73,98 Francis, Bonita 24,72,98 Frisch, David 17,98 Gaalswyk, LaVonn 32, 40,98 Giese, Eunice 52,67,98 Gosche, Paula 9,16,32,36,40,52, 59.68.70.98.108 Hake, Rebecca 16,32,40,55,58, 61.98.108 Hansen, Neil 98 Harms, Kirby 72,98 Hartke, Steven 10,12,46,51,52, 98 Haugen, Nancy 61,67,98 Haycraft, Bruce 72 Hill, Edward 17,72 Hippen, Jean 24,68,99,109 Hippert, Gary 72 Hodgkinson, Edward 10,11,12,17, 18,71,94 Hoffman, Leona 40, 55,99 Holland, Rebecca 16,46,47,51, 52.53.61.62.67.70.99 Howe, Sherill 40,6 7, 99 Hudson, Curtis 72,99 Hudson, Steven 72,99 Hultgren, Bruce 12,99 Hurley, Janelle 16,24,40,48,52, 55.59.60.67.70.99 Intlekofer, Charles 99 Jessop, Susan 7,11,60,67,94 Johnson, Anne 58,99 Johnson, David 12,17, 72,100 Johnson, Eugene 12, 72,100 Johnson, Lynda 100 Johnson, Steven 12, 30,100 Johnson, Terrance 100 Johnson, Wesley 30,40, 47, 51,52, 53,100 Jones, Julie 61,67,72,100 Jordahl, Peter 72, 100 Jorgenson, Keith 10, 32, 40,62, 64,100 Keech, Carol 16,40, 46,47, 70, 100 Kintzi, Debbie 32,55,58,61,62, 100 Kline, Linnea 101 Knichrehm, Jeffrey 12, 36, 72,101 Knudson, Roger 72, 101 Kohn, Robin 72, 101 Kubly, Duane 12, 101 Kuehl, Elizabeth 32,40,54,58,61, 62,63,101 Kuehl, Kevin 17, 18, 73, 77,101 Lang, Rodney 17,101 Levang, Curtis 12,101 Lindquist, Louise 59,68, 101 Lorenz, Roger 101 MacMaster, Bruce 16,20, 30, 32, 39.77.94 Madson, Richard 14, 102 Malmgren, Elaine 24,102, 109 Marston, John 102 Mays, Pamela 32,40, 51,52,53, 60,68,70,102 Menssen, Leland 72, 102 Mickelson, John 102 Mipst, Debra 16, 32, 40,46,47,48, 52.67.102.108 Miller, Janet 24, 102 Mueller, Craig 12,20, 26,71,102 Nasman, George 102 Nau, Garla 10, 16,32,40,55,67, 68.69.70.102.108 Nelson, Pamela 51,52,68, 102 Ness, Jay 12,13,20,26,31,103 Nessler, Janet 20,67,68,103 Nessler, Jeffrey 7, 8,10,11, 12,13, 22.23.26.32.36.71.103 Niemeier, Kevin 32, 46,47,103 Nordgren, Nancy 15,16,24, 32,40, 46.47.52.55.60.62.70.103 Odegard, Elaine 103 Odegard, Marlin 72,103 Olin, Paula 72,103 Olson, Michael 20, 23, 72, 103 Olson, Steven 12, 20,26,27,103 Otsea, Sheri 103 Otte, Ray 72, 103 Otte, Richard 72, 104 Ouren, Jerald 12,72,104 Ouren, Kristen 24,47, 48,72, 104 Parsons, Margaret 16,32,40,47, 48.51.52.53.61.70.94 Petersen, Cynthia 15,16,33,47, 48, 55.58.61.67.104 Petersen, Teresa 16, 24, 46,47, 52, 53.104 Peterson, Renelle 16,32,40,47, 48.55.58.67.104 Pierson, Roger 12,104 Porter, Miriam 67,104 Postolka, Monica 104 Remker, Jack 30, 72, 104 Restorff, Neil 72,104 Riesenberg, William 25,104 Rogers, Eldora59,105 Romsdahl, Warren 16,25, 105 Rosik, Ronald 14,105 Runge, Glenn 20, 29, 32,72,105 Sanchez, Linda 105 Schantz, Peter 10, 12,46,47, 49, 50,56,105 Schermerhorn, Ann 32, 40, 58,60, 70.105 Schlosser, Rodney 72,105 Schmid, Roger 12,16, 26, 32, 40, 42,47,56,59,61,77,105,109 Schmidtke, Marsha 16,24,47,48, 54.55.58.67.105 Schmillen, Robert 72, 105 Schmoldt, Ronald 105 Siem, Diane 24,72, 106 Sizer, Clay 106,109 Smith, Julie 72,106 Sodeman, Debra 10, 16,24, 32, 52, 55.60.62.67.106 Sonnabend, Rochelle 72.106 Sternberg, Randall 46, , 51,52, 54.64.106 Stevens, Judy 10,11,32, 40,47,48, 52.53.106 Sturm, Bruce 73,106 Swenson, Vicki 10, 32, 36,51,52, 67.68.106 Swenstad, Michaleen 16,61,106 Thulien, Karen 16,46,46,107 Tiedeken, Linda 16, 24, 67, 107, 109 Tierney, Doris 107 Warling, Jan 72,73,107 Warner, Barry 12,16,28,32,46,51, 52,53,77, 107 Watkins, Michael 12, 28, 107 Watkins, Vance 12, 28,107 Westman, Brian 72, 107 Westman, Randall 72,107 Wick, Dennis 72,107 Winds chill, Paul 12, 15,16,28,46, 49,50,77,108 Witte, Marvin 108 Wolner, Lauree 24,47,61,70, 108, 118 Youngmark, Richard 26,72, 108 Zeidiuer, Lawrence 108 Zender, Jeffrey 72, 108 Zender, Steven 108 FACULTY AND OTHERS Anderson, Donald 78 Anderson, Esther 78 Anderson, Leetana 78 Arneson, John 73, 79 Bakke, Austrid 78 Ball, Joel 6,79 Barker, Dennis 28 Barnell, Wendy 70 Bemdt, Janet 81 Besel, Kenneth 27 Blanchfield, William 77 Bottem, Tammy 70 Botten, Allan 79 Brehmer, Helen 60, 79 Buckingham, Lester 79 Busch, Dale 79 Casper, Cheryl 78 Christianson, Robert 17, 20,23, 76,77 Conrad, Theodore 41 Crowley Jean 78 Cummins, Charles 26 Curry, Jeanne 70 Dahl, Steve 31 Dalen, Leonard 31,79 Dalen, Dean 31 Deinhart, Marvin 78 112 Downs, Jeanne 70 Egge, Lucille 81 Erickson, Clarice 78 Eurele, Sharon 68 Froslan, Eldora 78 Gaalswyk, Marion 77 Gigstad, Clara 78 Goheen, Robert 54 Goree, Nancy 70 Gosche, William 77 Haney, Donna 69, 70,81 Hanson, Kathy 70 Heller, Janice 78 Herman, Sharon 62, 79 Holme, Paulette 55, 79 Howe, Debbie 70 Johnson, Charlotte 79 Johnson, James 12,20,21,26 Johnson, Jerry 12 Jokumsen, Richard 46,81 Knopp, Phillip 79 Krech, Emery 80 Krueger, Paul 17, 20, 28,80 Kutches, Lowell 26, 27, 80 Kutches, Page 10 Lansteiner. Laurie 70 Lentsch, Vera 78 Lunz, Bradley 27 McCuskey, Veana 80 Madson, Richard 76 Malmbren, Marie 80 Mattheis, Duane 41 Melquist, Roger 80 Mensing, Phyliss 80 Mohr, William 17,28,80 Nelson, Ida 57 Nelson, LeRoy 77 Nelson, Mark 31 Nibbe, Charles 77 Odegard, Orrie 78 Okerstrom, John 80 Olson, Patti 33,70 Parsons, Dudley 73, 77, 80 Plumhoff, Donald 15, 16,80 Plumhoff, Jon 10 Petersen, Nancy 33 Rabe, Glenn 25, 76 Renner, Norbert 14, 28,80,81 Rennick, Wallace 72,81 Runge, Dale 27,28 Sands, Virginia 78 Sanchez, Mike 28 Schiesing, Roger 77 Schuett, Lawrence 78 Stevens, Vickie 33 Strommen, Ab 20,23, 71,81 Swenson, Mrs. Bert 67 Warner, Rev. Barry 40 Watkins, Tom 28 Wetzel, Milton 58,81 vViken, Chris 33 Willock, Judith 33 Windschill, Robert 50 Windschill, Mrs. Robert 50 Winkelman, Nathan 27 Zender, Greg 27 Zender, Julie 33 iSl