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

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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.

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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

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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.