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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1973 volume:

SAINTONIAN 1973 SAINT JAMES SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SAINT JAMES MINNESOTA THESE ARE SOME OF THE PERSONALITIES WHO TOOK PART IN THE EVENTS OF THE YEAR 2 ACTIVITIES..............- 24-45 ATHLETICS................ 46 - 69 PEOPLE - -- -............ 70- 87 GRADUATES.................. 88-109 INDEX...................... 110-113 AND 4 Memories i HOMECOMING The James Gang Rides on The homecoming festivities begem Monday night with an exciting Powderpuff football game. The Junior girls, rallying behind their star quarter-back, Mary Spitzner, defeated the spirited Senior girls. Frantic float maldng occupied many after school hours during the week. Tuesday night, the royal party, dressed in formal attire for the coronation. Queen Natalie Winkleman and King Mark Vanderbilt ordered all loyal subjects to attend the game Friday. The parade was dazzling and colorful as usual. The Junior class won first place with its entry in the float competition. The saints were well fixed-up for the big game, proven by their 14 to 12 victory over New Ulm the first homecoming victory since 1966. A well attended dance follow- ed at the gym, with music by Laurel Ambush. Queen Natalie takes Page Margie Geiger onto the field. The Royal Court: ROW 1: J. Brown, M. Geiger, T. Hawke, K. Lindquist ROW 2: J. Dalen, S. Rettke, R. Schmidtke, D. Moulton ROW 3: C. Osland, T. Johnson 8 QUEEN NATALIE KING MARK mm «m mu Wi y LEFT: Betty Buttless Quiring scrambled for a touch- down with a husky junior breathing down her neck. BELOW: Do you see what I see? The faculty skit created its usual laughs. VISITOR J« TO-GO ST.JAMES,HOME OF CHAMPIONS WE STRIVE FOR EXCELLENCE EDUCATION WITH A PURPOSE A hard worker's Efforts are never hidden. With only 3 seconds left to go excitement overflowed with the James Gang winning Homecoming for the first time in 7 years. This creative piece of work done by hard working Juniors won first place in the homecoming parade. Seniors Joel Blanchfield and Charlie Osland lead the team onto the field for a well-played second half resulting in a Homecoming victory. The marching band entertained Queen Natalie and her court during half- time. 12 The traditional faculty skit drew its usual laughs with the antics of Suzy Saintette. G for great That's how the critics rated this year's Sr. play, Pillow Talk. The situation comedy presented on a stage, divided into two apartments occupied by Jan Morrow, an interior decorator (Sue Chapman) and a song- writer Brad Allen (Tom Pearson). Most of Jan's problems centered around Allen's monopoly of their shared telephone line, and her attempts to dis- courage the romantic attentions of Allen's thrice married friend and associate, Jonathan Forbes (Joel Blanchfield). Accidentally meeting Brad Allen she was unaware that he was the much dis- like occupant of the adjoining apartment. Brad knew a good thing when he saw it so he tried to cover his true identity by acting like a Texan. Amusing situations arise as he tries to hide his identity. Special thanks to director Don Plumhoff, student director Jo Anderson, stage crew, and cast for a fine play. SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST ROW 1: J. Brown, J. Anderson, K. Lindquist, S. Chapman, G. Hurley ROW 2: K. Jandahl, B. Harbitz, S. Parsons, S. Schlomann, J. Finstad, C. Rosik, D. Youngmark, M. Ingham, T. Pearson ROW 3: S. Curry, D. Moulton, B. Dempsey, S. Nelson, S. .Torkelson, J. Peifer, J. Blanchfield, S. Osland. The moose is out... Stettson's in were the immortal works spoken by Detective Dave Moulton Grahm . FALL PLAY Pillow Talk Is Rated G for Great Jonathans charisma is not turning Jan on, she's turning him out! Jonathan Forbes frantically tried to save Jan Morrow from being kidnapped by Brad Allan though Jan didn't seem to mind. 14 SPIRIT WEEK Spirit Sparks Student Action Perhaps Mother Nature was a bit miffed because the Student Council changed the name of the annual Snow . Week to Spirit Week , for she hit us with a neat little blizzard on the day it began! It all began a few days before when a competition was held for the best decorated hallway. The Sophs, won the competition. Starting Monday all were to wear odd socks, Tuesday it was wierd hats. Wednesday was dress down day, Thursday was dress of the '50s, and Friday was school colors day. Also on Friday a series of hilarious contests were held, (see Pictures.) The focus of Spirit Week was two wrestling matches and a basketball game. The Fairmont basketball game and Hutch wrestling match were won, but the matmen lost a toughie to Mankato, the only loss of the season. Spirit Week, however was a success. A pie in the face is worth two on the floor. ---------John Peifer. Who were the decorators of the door welcoming? Was it celebrants of Snow Week or the snow storm that began the week? 15 Mother Nature cooperated with Snow Week, newly named Spirit Week , by contributing a snow storm on Monday. Nancy Anderson, complete with crash helmet, awaits the starting signal in the tricycle race. It is rather doubtful that Bob Rinne's entry in the plane flying contest would pass a C. A.B. inspection! Under yards and yards of T. P. you will find Pat Warner and Peg Sawatzke, who wound up the most wound up . He couldn't beat Ken Besel, but beautiful Bottem , Dave that is, gave it a good try. 16 Dr, Kirkland tells Junie Moon to face her handicaps - her disabled hand and disfigured face. CLASS PLAY CREW: ROW 1: B. Lofgren, J. Schmidt, K. Lang, K. Swenson. ROW 2: K. Elg, B. Burke, J. Rossiter, M. Reynolds, N. Miller, B. Lantz, N. Eng. ROW 3: P. Menssen, C. Nelson, L. Krenz, C. Pierson, M. Spitzner, B. Sodeman, C. Yackel, D. Olson, B. Bolin, N. Seely, N. Harms. JUNIOR PLAY “Junie Moon” Is a Challenge MTell me that you love me, Junie MoonM was a play about three handi- capped persons that set up housekeeping together in a ram shackled house. Junie Moon, portrayed by Steph Glenn had facial disfigurements caused by acid. Arthur portrayed by Mike Miest was suffering from a neurological disease. Warren portrayed by Bob Nelson was a paroplegic and spent his life in a wheel chair. It was startling, deeply moving play which was very entertaining. THE CAST Warren. . . Junie Moon. Arthur . . . Minnie. • . Dr. Kirkland Miss Holt. . Miss Oxford. John Goren . Marilyn . . Sidney Wyner Gregory . . Mario . . . Bob Nelson Steph Glenn Mike Miest Darla Petersen Kelly Welchlin Vonda Nau Gladys Romsdahl Brian Holte Mary Krech Mark Veglahn Tracy Flohrs Greg Johnson Arthur feels he must do something now that he's on his own, so he asks Mario for a job at the fish market. PLAY CAST: SEATED: D. Petersen, G. Romsdahl, T, Flohrs, M. Krech. STANDING: V. Nau, B. Holte, K. Welchlin, G. Johnson, and M. Veglahn. MORE OF THE CAST: M. Miest, S. Glenn, and B. Nelson, Arthur and Junie argue about buying a house, Warren Dr, Kirkland convinces Minny to take some more tests, has already decided to buy it. 18 Senior President John Peifer reminisces about his junior experiences with prom decorations as he escorts Kay Moulton in the grand march. PROM Memory Moments Bring Pleasure The 1973 Prom on Friday, May 4, started with a banquet for juniors and seniors and faculty only. At 7p. m. a delicious swiss steak dinner was served. As is the custom, the selected sophomores acted as waiters and waitresses. They also presented a number in the program that followed, (see following pictures.) At 8:30 the Grand March was led by junior President, Julie Warnemunde and her escort Wayne Monsen, followed by senior President John Peifer and Kay Moulton. The music of the Jesse Brady Band greatly enjoyed by the dancers, and there were many moments before the Prom ended at 12:00 midnight which became Precious and Few in the memories of the junior and senior class members. 19 RIGHT: As is always the case, the juniors spent a hectic week taking care of all the little details which make a prom worth remembering. RIGHT: The Grand March started two by two but was eight by eight at the end! Senior President John Peifer, Kay Moulton, Wayne Monsen, Junior President Julie Warnemunde, Mark Vanderbilt, Roxanne Olson, Dave Frisch, and Bonnie Burke. ABOVE: The center of attraction for picture taking was the fountain complete with gold fish. RIGHT: Furnishing the music for the evenings dancing was the Jesse Brady band. as � 4� to m n vk m 20 ABOVE: Phil Hoffman serves the banquet meal to Roxanne Olson. Mark Vanderbilt waits patiently to be served. BELOW: Sophomore waitresses Welnitz, and Bergquist wait to serve thirsty punch drinkers at the wishing well. RIGHT: The banquet has become an important part of the Prom fes- tivities, The Sophomores as underclassmen serve their apprenticeship as waiters and waitresses. BELOW: Jane Flogstad and Gordon Erickson get together to sing Soon it's Gonna Rain at the banquet. ABOVE: Brad Sturm sang the song that was the prom theme - Precious and Few. RIGHT: Junior class President and her escort Wayne Monsen led the Grand March. 22 Waiters and Waitresses: ROW 1: D. Ayres, J. Kohn, P. Hoffman, D. Barker, J. Bergquist, N. Winkleman, L. Underdahl. ROW 2: P. Anderson, S. Frederickson, C. Bolin, P. Olson, E. Sulflow. ROW 3: C. Hermanson, D. Runge, V. Sternberg, S. Biggar, P. Swenstad, P. Ness. ROW 4: R. Nelson, M. Nelson, M. Rentz, B. Johnson, J. Mueller, J. Wellnitz. Ui’J� . Activities CONCERT BAND: ROW 1: M. Schermerhorn, K. Moulton, J. Peterson, M. Krech, J. Schlomann, M. Viland, C. Sizer, D. Jensen, K. Keech, S. Chapman, S. Torkelson. ROW 2: S. Parsons, C. Rosick, K. Swenson, B. Quiring, K. Becker, J. Miest, M. Ingham, K. Schmidt, L. Mikkleson, L. Underdahl, K. Jandahl, D. Kuehl, N. Eng, J. Warnemunde, V. Stevens, P. Swensted, D. Haynes. ROW 3: G. Hansen, L. Wright, B. Borchardt, D. Kunkel, P. Poulson, C. Peterson, S. Rettke, P. Barker, T. Olson, D. Olson, R. Olson, T. Eng, C. Garner, D. Danhoff, K. BAND Musicians Mark Memorable Year To start the year the band worked on half-time shows for football games. At times it was necessary to practice indoors --weather. Next was the annual Pops concert and exciting basketball games in the spotlight. Who will ever forget the band cheers at the games? A mid-winter concert was given this year for the first time. The Spring concert featured Dave Moulton directing his own composition A New Life Begins for which he received a fine ovation. Music contests took up much of the Spring. District and region winners numbered 21 and 17 respectively. The big event was the tour April 26-28. Concerts were given at Elmore, Minnesota, Jefferson, and the Minimum Security Institution, Fox Lake, in Wisconsin. The band members are very greatful to Mr. Cliff Hjelmer of the junior high and Mr. Glen Linscheid for filling in when 26 Mr. Paulson became seriously ill. MAJORETTES: S. Chapman, M. Krech, J. Johnson, K. Swenson, C. Hermanson, S. Rettke, Head. BELOW: Dave Moulton pleased the Audience by directing his own composition. Hansen, L. Jackson, M. Spitzner, K. Petterson, B. Sturm, J. Nelson, B. Harbitz, G. Erickson, B. Jurgens, M. Vanderbilt, D. Moulton. ROW 4: M. Blacksted, S. Pederson, J. Poulson, A. Walters, C. Heller, C. Sinclair, L. Sveine, N. Peterson, D. Bottem, C. Newberg, J. Romsdahl, M. Wick, M. Schmidt, E. Mays, B. Sodeman, G. Johnson, J. Berquist, B. Konz, S. Pitcher, J. Wellnitz, B. Lofgren. ROW 5: J. Brown, G. Curry, P. Morgan, M. Ronnei, J. Kohn. FLAG CARRIERS: S. Glenn, Head; G. Hurley, V. Sternberg, D. Petersen, N. Hultgren, C. Wiken, N. Peterson, J. Rossiter. 27 STAGE RAND JAZZ ROCK ENSEMBLE: M. Ingham, P. Barker, N. Schmidt, D. Dannhoff, B. Jurgens, D. Moulton, D. Olson, M. Vanderbilt, N. Eng, N. Petersen, D. Haynes, T. Olson, L. Underdahl, J. Welnitz, J. Wamemunde. LEFT: Band Council: S. Torkelson, S. Chapman, D. Moulton, S. Parsons, M. Blackstad, J. Nelson. 28 SENIOR DISTRICT AND REGION STAR WINNERS; ROW 1: M. Ingham, S. Rettke, K. Rosick, S. Parsons, B. Quiring. ROW 2: S. Torkelson, P. Barker, D. Moulton, M. Vanderbilt, N. Peterson, S. Chapman JUNIOR DISTRICT AND REGION STAR WINNERS; ROW 1: G. Johnson, M. Ronnei, J. Warnemunde, B. Jurgens, D. Kuehl, B. Borchardt. ROW 2: M. Schermerhorn, K. Moulton, M. Krech, L. Wright, K. Swenson, R. Olson, P. Bloom. SOPHOMORE DISTRICT AND REGION STAR WINNERS; ROW 1: J. Kohn, M. Blackstad, M. Viland, C. Sizer, L. Underdahl, K. Schmidt. ROW 2: J. Poulson, S. Pederson, A. Walter, J. Schlomann, M. Wick, T. Olson, C. Garner. 29 CHOIR Singing Brings Much Enjoyment The concert choir began another fun season by combining with the band for the Jazz Rock Concert in November. December, always a busy month, found the Madrigals competing with other similar groups at Gustavus Adolphus College. The week preceeding Christmas vacation three performances were given. The first at the First National Band and broadcast over KNUJ radio. The second, a live T-V performance over KEYC-TV, and that same night the annual Christmas Concert for the public. In January rehearsals began for the Spring Con- cert and contests. May was another busy month. Two perform- ances were given at other schools. At St. Peter a standing ovation was received. The other was at Nicollet. The seasons climax was the annual Spring Con- cert on May seventeenth. Several of Dave Moulton s compositions were presented-another standing ovation! The choir completed its season by singing at Baccalaureate and Commencement. Mr. Jokumsen deserves much credit for creating much pride and enjoyment in the Concert Choir. STAR SOLOISTS: SEATED: S. Pitcher, S. Cousins, and S. Rettke. K. Bloomquist, S. Chapman, J. Warnemunde, J. Anderson, and J. Flogstad. STANDING: N. Petersen, J. Blanchfield, D. Bottem, T. Klaras. SOPHOMORE CHOIR; ROW 1: J. Romsdahl, K. Siem, N. Hultgren, V. Stevens, M. Blackstad, C. Hermanson, A. Walter, D. Peterson, C. Heine, D. Coleman, J. Willock, M. Dexhiemer, C. Gamer, D. Jensen, C. Newberg, C. Peterson. ROW 2: C. Heller, A. Hoffman, J. Wellnitz, M. Wick, N. Schimdt, D. Paul, L. Panzer, K. Hagen, N. Hill, J. Miest, C. Sizer, N. Levang, B. Buckingham, C. Bolin, M. Haler, D. Postalka. ROW 3: T. Olson, S. Pederson, B. Schimdt, V. Sternberg, C. Nordby, J. Curry, P. Olson, M. Viland, N. Petersen, C. Wiken, R. Wohlfeil, C. Nelson, L. Underdahl, J. Schloman, P. Ness, L. Bottem. ROW 4: C. Sinclair, S. Pitcher, M. Olson, J. Poulson, J. Berquist, P. Swenstad, R. Hartke, D. Forsyeth, B. Niemier, D. Cousins, D. Danhoff, R. Ankeny, K. Hanson, S. Doll. ROW 5: B. Konz, G. Zender, S. Biggar, R. Rosik, K. Besel. 30 CONCERT CHOIR: ROW 1: S. Torkleson, M. Schmidt, C. Rosick, K. Windschill, K. Moulton, G. Johnson, B. Sturm, M. Heller, D. Bottem, J. Wamemunde, B. Borchardt, S. Chapman. ROW 2: J. Anderson, B. Quiring, M. Bottem, W. Quick, G. Romsdahl, A. Sizer, P. Morgan, K. Welchlin, G. Erickson, J. Downs, S. Heine, B. Holte, S. Cousins, M. Ronnei, K. Wolle, N. Nelson, J. Flogstad, C. Yackel. ROW 3: K. Keech, P. Bloom, D. Petersen, M. Reynolds, K. Swenson, R. Olson, L. Lantz, J. Peterson, J. Nelson, G. Hansen, B. Haler, S. Rettke, R. Warner, B. Christianson, L. Mikkelson, N. Wiederhoeft, R. Nelson, D. Schlomann. ROW 4: B. Evers, K. Becker, M. Ingham, G. Hurley, S. Glenn, D. Haynes, D. Sinclair, K. Bloomquist, S. Osland, K. Bergquist, B. Lantz, N. Seely, B. Bolin, D. Klutz, D. Otto, T. Klaras, D. Moulton, N. Peterson, M. Miest, B. Windschill, M. Veglahn. ACCOMPANISTS: K. Swenson, M. Blackstad, K. Moulton, M. Reynolds, S. Pitcher, D. Moulton. LEFT: TRIPLE TRIO (minus one): ROW 1: G. Hansen, B. Evers, D. Sinclair, K. Windschill, ROW 2: D. Otto, D. Haynes, K. Keech, C. Yackel. MISSING - D. Klutz. 31 LEFT: The choir did its usual fine job at Baccalaureate exercises. BELOW: The Sophomore boys quartet consisted of B. Konz, D. Cousins, R. Hartke, and D. Dannhoff. MADRIGAL: J. Blanchfield, K. Becker, N. Petersen, S. Torkelson, B. Windschill, S. Rettke, D. Schlomann, J. Flogstad, D. Moulton, S. Cousins, G. Johnson, J. Warnemunde, G. Erickson, G. Hurley, D. Bottem, C. Rosik, N. Wiederhoeft. 32 SOPHOMORE MADRIGAL: ROW 1: K. Heine, M. Viland, B. Niemeier, J. Schlomann, S. Biggar, V. Stevens, C. Wiken. ROW 2: J. Miest, N. Petersen, S. Pitcher, B. Konz, L. Underdahl, J. Bergquist, M. Blackstad. ROW 3: K. Besel, P. Swenstad, R. Schmid, P. Olson, D. Dannhoff, V. Sternberg. The Madrigal group had fun singing many modem arrangements. Among the many musical awards which Dave Moulton won was the choir's Schubert Award for outstanding work. 33 DECLAMATION: SEATED: P. Olson, K. Knickrehm, J. Jacobsen, L. Land- steiner, P. Ronnei, STANDING: L. Schmidtke, L. Beck, L. Brandts, T. Jacoby, S. Biggar, T. Bottem, S. Pitcher, L. Frederickson, D. Klutz, A. Porter. DECLAM Speakers Learn by Experiences Experimentation was the big word for the declam program this year. Emphasis was on quality, not quantity with good results. Nancy Peterson gained the Regional competition with a strong showing. Preparations are already in progress for next year when a declam club will be formed. Various types of dramatics will be experimented with, thus adding more variety and strength to the program. MORE DECLAM: R. Wohlefeil, K. Wolle, V. Stevens, L. Krenz, K. Wiken, M. Blackstad, N. Petersen. A winner in Declam competition was Nancy Petersen. 34 Nancy Petersen and Scott Biggar entered the One-Act Play contest with Moony's Kid Don't Cry. SECOND YEAR MEMBERS: ROW 1: C. Wick, K. Jandahl (Treas. ), K. Lindquist, S. Schlomann, G. Niemeier (Reporter), P. Sawatzky. ROW 2: S. Chapman, R. Schmidtke, C. Rosik, K. Schmid, L. Moody, B. Evers, ROW 3: G. Hurley, S. Osland, B. Harbitz, K. Bloomquist (Pres. ), T. Wassman (Sec. ) B. Johnson (V. Pres. ), A. Schofield. CANDY STRIPERS Volunteers for Service The Candystripers continue to be a very appreciated group. Each year many girls join, bringing happiness and warmth to old folks at Pleasantview and the sick at at the hospital. Small favors make these people happy such as feeding them, reading a letter, or other odd jobs. Other events include the Christmas party where they sing carols and serve supper. Also the annual picnic is popular. Once a month President Kris Bloom- quist brings the members up to dat with all the news, guest speakers, and movies on topics of interest to the group. The members are thankful to adviser, Mrs. Egge for sponsoring such a rewarding organization. FIRST YEAR MEMBERS: ROW 1: L. Sanders, N. Miller, B. Burke, J. Rossiter, E. Bolland, M. Coleman, ROW 2: K. Elg, K. Moulton, N. Heiderscheidt, P. Bloom, N. Elg, D. Olson, ROW 3: N. Seely, K. Keech, B. Sodeman, P. Morgan, L. Krenz, H. Karau, ROW 4: B. Bolin, L. Lindquist, C. Jones, M. Sharbach, P. Menssen, N. Anderson, ROW 5: L. Wright, J. Nelson, C. Nelson, L. Jackson, C. Yackel, N. Harms, K. Windschill. 35 The annual Christmas party brings much joy to occupants of Pleasantview Home. PAGE 1 ROW 1: B. Steinberg, J. Rossiter, B. Burke, N. Seely, ROW 2: D. Flogstad, N. Hill, P. Chalin, G. Hurley. PAGE 2 ROW 1: G. Johnson, B. Lantz, K. Elg, D. Kuehl, D. Peterson. ROW 2: M. Blackstad, T. Olson, M. Olson, M. Krech, N. Miller. PAGE 3 ROW 1: K. Sands, S. Schroeder, R. Schmidtke, L. Lantz. ROW 2: M. Wick, C. Heine, P. Olson. PAGE 4 ROW 1: K. Sandmeyer, P. Bloom, J. Kohn, C. Warling. ROW 2: P. Ness, B. Sodeman, S. Osland. ROW 3: R. Ankeny, S. Biggar 36 SAINTS REPORTER Punctual Papers Are Appreciated Under the guidance of a new adviser and editor Kris Bloomquist, the Saints Reporter had a successful year. Published each month, some new features were added. Science news, book reviews, editorials, and teacher features were included. Also effort was made to eliminate gossip and articles of little interest. In order to pay for publication, the staff worked in the concession stands at athletic contests and after school. The toughest part was getting the football field cleaned up on Saturday mornings. People simply didn't want to get up on a day when they could sleep late! PAGE HEADS £ ADVISOR: N. Miller, K. Bloomquist (Editor), S. Osland ROW 2: G. Hurley, Miss Anderson (advisor), S. Parsons TYPISTS £ PROOFREADERS: ROW 1: D. Kunkel, W. Quick, G. Hansen, T. Olson. ROW 2: M. Blackstad, J. Romsdahl, B. Borchardt, ROW 3: C. Peterson, G. Romsdahl, K. Anderson BUSINESS £ EXCHANGE ROW 1: M. Steinberg, N. Frederickson ROW 2: J. Stradtman, J. Flogstad 37 LAY-OUT STAFF: G. Niemeier, M. Ingham, M. Krech. STANDING: J. Peterson, D. Petersen. MISSING: S. Osland, B. Quiring. ANNUAL STAFF Hectic Nights Bring Good Results You are looking at the results of long hours of work by the annual staff. As is usual for all yearbooks, our goals was to capture the memories of the 1972-73 school year. And also as usual, things got pretty hectic at dead-line time, but somehow we managed. The business staff had a banner year in concessions to help us pay for our first color pictures in Saintonian history. Each day, just before the High School dismissed the con- cessions stand was beseiged with teenie hoppers waiting LITERARY STAFF: L. Moody, T. Wassman, M. Bottem, B. Johnson. STANDING: J. Johnson, B. Jurgens. MISSING: J. Brown. 38 TYPING STAFF: G. Hansen, C. Yackel, D. Kunkel. STANDING: B. Borchardt, B. Harbitz, V. Newberg. for the bus. We were appreciative of their business, for it helped our budget. SEATED is Mr. Wetzel, our adviser. STANDING: M. Bottem, D. Sinclair, B. Harbitz, M. Ingham, and G. Hurley,-STAFF HEADS. BUSINESS STAFF: ROW 1: B. Burke, K. Elg, N. Miller, J. Rossiter, K. Jandahl. ROW 2: S. Parsons, K. Anderson, R. Schmidtke, K. Schmid, L. Lindquist, C. Jones, ROW 3: L. Krenz, P. Menssen, G. Hurley, D. Sinclair. 39 Debbie Olson says, Guess which one is me! F.H.A. Planning for a Bright Future This year, Julie Warnemunde, one of our chapter members was elected District 8 President at the District meeting held in Storden-Jeffers. The F.H.A. sponsored several fund raising projects which included a bake sale, selling service spoons and tool kits. They also held a dance in February featuring the band Cocoon. Some of the F.H.A. girls served pie and ice cream at the District F.F.A. Greenhand night in December. The F.H.A. also sponsored the annual Mother-Daughter Tea in May and the officers were installed. This year the F.H.A. adopted a wing at the Fairbault State Hospital and they are planning worthwhile projects to do for that wing. The F. H. A. beau this year was Tom Johnson. FHA OFFICERS: ROW 1: Miss Koch (advisor), P. Morgan, K. Bergquist, B. Evers, J. Warnemunde, D. Olson. ROW 2: B. Harbitz, G. Hurley, D. Sinclair, T. Johnson (Beau), W. Quick. 40 F.H.A. 1 ers caught in the act of raiding the icebox. Beau Tom Johnson says How about a date? Jill Nelson plays hard to get. Carrying boys books during FHA Week turns out to be a weighty problem for Pat Morgan. Steve Nelson likes the idea. After the bake sale F.H.A. ' ers quickly dispose of unsold goods. 41 IIPU CHAPTER PROFICIENCY AWARDS: ROW 1: R. Berndt, V. Newberg, M. Francis, R. Wright, K. Welchlin, R. Nelson, K. Fischer. ROW 2: M. Miest, R. Schroeder, W. Monsen, R. Noren, D. Lange, V. Goltz, D. Schloman. The stage is once more set for the annual FFA crop show and banquet. 42 LEFT: Outgoing FFA Sweetheart Natalie Nelson wishes new candidates Julie Warnemunde, Debbie Olson, and Jill Nelson good luck. CENTER: The new chapter Sweetheart, Deb Olson gets a lesson in judging from Randy Nelson. FFA Much Activity Reflects Year As usual, the FFA Chapter had a very busy year. The big event was the annual fall banquet and crop show. There were nine major judging teams, seven of which have qualified for State competition. In eighteen proficiency award areas there were seven district winners, five regional winners, and Mike Francis was a State winner in mechanics. During FFA Week radio and TV appearances were made among other things to celebrate the week. Four Hundred Dollars was also donated to Camp Courage from corn donations. CROP SHOW CHAMPIONS Each year the chapter elects honorary members for their service to FFA. This year Robert Johnson, Vance Welchlin, and JerryAnderson were made members. 43 WERE: V. Goltz, R. Noren. K. Fischer received the senior scholarship award. OFFICE CO-OP: SEATED: K. Anderson, L. Sandberg (Sec. ) L. Moody (Hist.). STANDING: D. Youngmark, W. Malmgren, S. Askeland, D. Klutz, M. Bottem (V. Pres), Mr. Dalen (Advisor), A. Schofield (Pres.), D Otto, L. Sanders, C. Wick (Treas.). Saints Learn by Doing. Office Co-op, Audio Visual, Photography, Library. Their jobs are all obvious, but what is VICA????? It stands for Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, and students taking any course that is vocational or in- dustrial, boys or girls, are eligible. At our school it means future me- chanics and health occupations. It's something new at ST. J.H.S. and prob- ably will be heard from in the future. The others are well established and have been doing their thing for a while. Each serves our school or employers with enthusiasm and dedication. VICA: ROW 1: S. Cousins (Treas.), K. Lindquist (Sec.), B. Evers, J. Schmidt. ROW 2: L. Nordby (Pres. ), D. Tintes, E. Mays, J. Olson, C. Mackey. ROW 3: S. Hesse, R. Fischer, D. Lange, D. Pierson, J. Nelson. ROW 4: C. Schaefer, B. Achterhoff, M. Murphy, L. Redmond, D. Hill (V. Pres. ). ROW 5: B. Viland, D. Anderson. M. Francis. 44 AUDIO VISUAL CLUB: SEATED: F. Schroeder. STANDING: Advisor Mr. Parson, G. Dannhoff, D. Weidenbach, D. Durheim, S. Heine, R. Rosik, N. Wiederhoeft. PHOTO CLUB: ROW 1: S. Curry, K. Welchlin, A. Lunz, N. Petersen, K. Sands, R. Nelson. ROW 2: T. Pearson, L. Nordby, J. Peifer, J. Reynolds, T. Eng, Advisor Mr. Arneson. LIBRARY CLUB: SEATED: K. Christianson, E. Bolland, G. Romsd hl, T. Flohrs. STAND- ING: Miss Oftedahl, S. Ringen, B. Haler, C. Bodine, L. Ottum, P. Landwer. 45 The Year in Review Athletics CHEERLEADERS - LETTERMEN They Always Promote Spirit. As usual, our faithful cheerleaders spent many hours planning pep meetings, practicing, and leading the support for our athletic teams. Sometimes their efforts seem to be taken for granted, but let it be known, girls, that without your faithful work our athletics simply would not be the same. In spite of the let-downs at pep meetings and other times, we all think you do a superb job, and we are just as proud of you as of our teams in combat. The lettermen not only are the combat troops , but have an organization of their own. They raise money at the coat check and candy sales for a special scholarship for one of their own. Roxanne Olson grimaces as a Saintly grappler gets into trouble. B SQUAD CHEERLEADERS: P. Swenstad, M. Viland, K. Lang, L. Underdahl, J. Willock. 48 A SQUAD CHEERLEADERS: ROW 1: S. Chapman, V. Nau, M. Krech, K. Swenson. ROW 2: S. Hettke, J. Wamemunde, R. Olson, D. Petersen. ABOVE: The Lettermens Club ran the coat check during home wrestling and basketball events. LEFT: LETTERMEN OFFICERS: Advisor Mr. Strommen, M. Vanderbilt, J. Blanchfield, C. Osland, and J. Nelson. i RIGHT: The agony and the ecstasy - a match won, a basket or touchdown made, the emotions of the cheerleaders usually are good indicators of the for- tunes of the James Gang. 49 FOOTBALL Injuries Prove Costly to Jims The 1972 football season was a year of frustration due to an unusual number of injuries. The co-captains were Charles Osland, Joel Blanchfield, and Brian Holte. The record of one win and eight losses was very discouraging especially since every game but one was in doubt until the final minutes. However, the one victory was sweet- a Homecoming win against New Ulm. It was the first Homecoming victory since 1965. Again it was decided in the final seconds of the game, 14-12. The very encouraging aspect of the season would have to be the tremendous support of the fans and the undying desire of the players, even in a losing season. Next year the only way to go is U up and both players and fans alike are eagerly awaiting the chance to get revenge. The captains for next year are Brian Holte and Brad Windschill. TOP: Bruce Eklund's proud parents accompany him onto the field on Parent's night. BOTTOM: Action on the front line is shown as the Jimmies put the ball in play. LEFT: Coach Hutches seems to be rather emphatic in what he is telling the players at half-time. 50 A SQUAD FOOTBALL: ROW 1: G. Busse, B. Olson, L. Johnson, J. Dalen, Co-Captain J. Blanchfield, Co-Captain C. Osland, Co-Captain B. Holte, M. Miles, B. Olson, K. Huettl, R. Warner, R. Knutson, ROW 2: R. Hartke, R. Hultgren, L. Watson, R. Augustin, M. Peterson, S. Heller, D. Bottem, M. Heller, D. Nibbe, S. Johnson, J. Nelson, L. Mikkelson, B. Ewert. ROW 3: Coach Kutches, J. Reynolds, G. Zender, R. Schroeder, K. Newberg, N. Petersen, M. Miest, B. Windschill, T. Johnson, M. Veglann, B. Eklund, B. Dempsey, R. Schmid, Assistant Coach Appleton, Assistant Coach Mohr. B SQUAD FOOTBALL: ROW 1: L. Todnem, J. Hultgren, B. Lunz, K. Lindquist, K. Besel, M. Anderson, L. Kubly, K. Hanson. ROW 2: R. Curry, M. Rentz, R. Melheim, G. Zender, W. Johnson, J. Hanson, G. Kern, T. Watkins, R. Nelson, D. Runge. 51 CROSS COUNTRY: ROW 1: Coach Renner, D. Lorenz, R. Ankeny, N. Winkelman, D. Ayres, R. Robbins, D. Barker, ROW 2: M. Runge, W. Monsen, T. Eng, C. Welchlin, R. Rossiter, G. Bonin, K. Sizer, P. Barker RUNNERS ENJOY SUCCESSFUL YEAR For the second year in a row the Saint Cross-Country Team qualified for the State Meet. If this is a criteria, the season was a success. But success was also achieved during the season, for the runners posted a 9-2 record in dual meets, third in the conference, and second in district and regional com- petition. They were second of 16 teams in the Worthington Turkey Trot. The team's co-captains, Kent Sizer and Mark Runge plus five others placed 15th in the State Meet. Next year is another re-building year with four lettermen returning, three of which ran in the State Meet, so prospects are good for another successful season in the fall of '73. The most valuable of 1972 was Mark Runge. The 1973 co-captains are Mark Runge and Dennis Barker. The strain of cross-country competition is clearly evident on the faces of Rossiter, Barker, and Monsen (TOP) and Runge, D. Barker, and their opponent (BOTTOM). 52 BASKETBALL Another Year of Victories Following the unbelievable team of 1972 that won it all with a perfect record, the team of '73 again had a fantastic sea- son. The 20-3 record was second best in the school's history. Besides a fine starting five, the Saints had a very strong bench, as coach Veglahn could experiment with many com- binations successfully throughout the season. Winning the Hiloday Tourney was the first major accomplishment for the Saints. The Conference title was next, sharing it with Hutchinson at 8-1. From here it was the District Six title for the third year in a row. The season ended with an exciting, well played contest with Windom in the Regional, losing to the team which went to the state in the last few seconds of the game. Mark Vanderbilt was chosen most valuable and he, along with Jerry Dalen were selected on the All-Conference squad. Both will be missed next year, but the Jimmies have five returning lettermen with excellent potential. Considering the winning attitude of the past two years anticipation of another fine season next year is great. ABOVE LEFT: Mark Vanderbilt had considerable success with shots such as this during the season. LEFT: Mr. Larson gives Steve Nelson's ankles some help by tap- ing them. 53 RIGHT: Is the ball going up or coming down? Saint Mark Veglahn and his New Ulm opponent try to guess. Bob Rinne waits for the outcome. BELOW: Coaches Koch and Veglahn have a slight dis- agreement with the referee's call. They seem to be trying to hypnotize him into changing his mind. A SQUAD: KNEELING: Coach Larson, R. Schroeder, F. Schroeder, Coach Veglahn, STANDING: M. Robbins, J. Dalen, G. Busse, B. Rinne, B. Knutson, B. Windschill, M. Vanderbilt, S. Nelson, K. Huettl, S. Shellum, M. Veglahn, M. Runge, G. Zender, B. Olson, B. Ewert. 54 B SQUAD: KNEELING: M. Anderson, K. Besel, Coach Koch. STANDING: D. Plumhoff, R. Schmid, D. Runge J. Mueller, G. Kern, S. Dahl, B. Johnson, G. Zender, K. Sands, M. Nelson, C. Thompson, K. Hanson. ABOVE: Mike Robbins slips away for a quick break basket against Renville. LEFT: Mark Veglahn and his New Ulm opponents compete for a loose ball. 55 SAINTETTES: B. Jurgens, J. Rossiter, C. Hermanson, N. Harms, S. Glenn, N. Fredrickson, Mascot N. Fredrickson, M. Bottem, G. Hurley, N. Seely, S. Fredrickson, N. Hill, J. Johnson. MISSING: M. Reynolds. The Saintettes livened up halftimes of basketball games with their routines. Colleen Hermanson is captured during one of these. Nikki Frederickson, mascot for the Saintettes, says All I can do now is carry pompoms, but I'm practicing my kicking! 56 MATMAIDS-SAINTETTES Ambitious Girls Add Pep and Class This is the second year for this eager group of girls. Their purpose is to help wherever help is needed during wrestling matches and tournaments. Never let it be said that our matches were not well publicized because the matmaids used many felt pens while making posters urging the matmen to greater heights. In their red and black uniforms, which they made themselves, they are now a part of the wrestling tradition which has been established at our school. How long does it take to coordinate several people's actions so that all are doing the same thing at the same time. Ask any member of the Saintettes and she will tell you that it is many hours. But they enjoy it, and we enjoy the pro- duct of their labor. At a wrestling match Matmaids, Gayleen Niemeier and Kathy Becker assist Mr. Carstenson in passing out programs. n MATMAIDS: C. Ringen, K. Becker, G. Neimeier, S. Schlomann, D. Nelson, C. Wick. ROW 2: C. Warling, M. Ingham, S. Parsons, M. Bottem, D. Otto. D. Klutz. 57 WRESTLING Grapplers Win State Trophy. The three wrestlers responsible for placing second in the state meet get heroes' welcomes, Joel Blanchfield, Jeff Nelson and Tom Knickrehm. The wrestling Saints won their third State Tourney trophy in five years as they finished second this year. The three senior co-captains came home to a rousing welcome with two seconds and a third. The ’72-'73 team had a 11-1 record, losing to Mankato by one point. They won six trophies and set several school records as Nelson and Blanchfield each won thirty matches with one loss. Dave Ayres was voted the most im- proved wrestler, while Nelson was most valuable. He was also voted the wrestler of the year by radio station KNUJ, New Ulm. The B and C squads coached by Mr. Mohr and Mr. Adams respectively each lost only one match. This year was considered a building year, but there will be eight returning lettermen, so next year should be another very fine year for wrestling. A-SQUAD WRESTLING: ROW 1: R. Hultgren, J. Nelson, K. Lindquist, J. Hultgren, W. Glasgow, N. Winkleman, D. Ayres. ROW 2: Supt. Christianson, Assistant Coach B. Mohr, C. Osland, J. Blanchfield, G. Smith, B. Holte, T. Knickrehm, Assistant Coach A. Adams, Coach Krueger. 58 B-SQUAD WRESLING: ROW 1: S. Wolner, K. Warling, M. Sizer, W. Glasgow, K. Lindquist, D. Zumwalt, B. Lunz. ROW 2: Coach Mohr, R. Augustin, B. Peterson, M. Miles, J. Hanson, R. Melheim. 59 Coach Krueger helps his wrestlers by not only using body contortions, but facial expressions as well. Mr. Krueger's grimace pays off as it helps Rick Hultgren get a victory over his Tracy opponent. Knickrehm, Nelson, Blanchfield and Mr. Krueger with the spoils of the campaign. Two loyal coache's wives--Mrs. Krueger and Mrs. Adams sweat out each match as their husbands do. Beth Ann, the Kruegers' daughter is not so concerned! 60 G.A.A. GAA OFFICERS: CLOCKWISE: Miss Haney-advisor, R. Schmidtke-Pres., J. Bergquist-points chairman, N. Schmidt-Vice Pres., S. Chapman-Sec. Fun and Fitness for Girls There are about thirty active mem- bers who participate in GAA. Meetings are held one night a week. The girls have participated in such activities as flag football, volleyball, basketball, bowling, tennis, swimming and badminton. By attending every meeting points are earned and are accumulated toward special awards. It is primarily an or- ganization where girls can get together to have fun and recreation. Now girls can compete with other schools in athletics just as the boys do. In very recent years interest among the girls has been increasing. Now the trophy case is blessed with its first girl's trophy. The girls team was runner-up at the first annual girls' tourney which they sponsored. Volleyball is also becoming very popular among area high schools. GIRLS BASKETBALL: B. Buckingham, C. Bolin, L. Ottum, P. Ness, J. Poulson. ROW 2: J. Ottum, M. Stradtman, C. Pierson, L. Lindquist, L. Plumhoff, B. Lofgren. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL. ROW 1: D. Stensrud, B. Steinberg, D. Flogsted, L. Ottum. ROW 2: L. Lindquist, C. Peirson, M. Stradtman, J. Flogsted, ]. Plumhoff. 61 Catalina members practice for many weeks to present their annual water show. This time boys were invited to be in A Walk Through the Forest. CATALINA They Use Water to Show Talent Catalina Club is for the girl who likes to swim, and she swims many hours to prepare herself for the Catalina show. Individual responsibility and group re- sponsibility are very important in making the show a success. The going gets rough as the show draws near, but it all turns out to be quite enjoyable and worthwhile as the sea- son comes to an end. About five months of swimming and hard work concludes with a good laugh, head colds, frustration, exhaustion, and of course much self-satisfaction. CATALINA CLUB. ROW 1: W. Barnell, L. Landsteiner, K. Hanson, D. Haynes, L. Knickrehm, S. Parsons, Miss Haney, R. Schmidtke. ROW 2: B. Cousins, P. Olson, B. Lofgren, B. Sandmeyer, K. Jandahl, K. Sandmeyer, G. Hurley, K. Windschill. ROW 3: G. Curry, L. Landsteiner, P. Bloom, T. Bottem, L. Schmidtke, J. Downs, W. Curry, S. Pitcher, N. Peterson. 62 GIRLS TRACK Something New Adds Interest This is the first year that girls' track has gone interscholastic, which means that it is on the same level as boys' sports. Participating in four track meets this Spring, the results were good consider- ing the small number of girls who participated. We like to think of our- selves as power from the few. The team placed third in the District meet at Madelia. Just like the boys, the girls could letter, and seven won that coveted award for the first time in STJHS history. It is difficult to say what the prospects are for next year, but if enthusiasm is any indication they should do very well. Phyllis Curry warms up for her specialties, the 50 and 100 yard dashes. Because the sport is new, no uniforms are seen, but amid the crowd are the running Saintettes. Relay events are a very popular part of girls' track as well as in boys' track. 63 TRACK SQUAD 73 ROW 1: Mr. Renner, L. Toctnem, D. Lorenz, D. Barker, K. Sizer, W. Monsen, D. Schlomann, L. Johnson, P. Barker. ROW 2: S. Sandmeyer, R. Schroeder, K. Hanson, T. Watkins, C. Welchlin, R. Rossiter, G. Kern, M. Runge, M. Rentz, R. Nordby, K. Newberg, S. Curry, Coach Hanson. TRACK Scott Curry gets a good handoff to Rich Rossiter in this relay. Hard Work Pays Big Dividends. Although it was predicted by some that St. James would be weak in track, just the opposite proved true due to some very dedicated efforts - like running 17 miles a day in training! Results were excellent with wins in 5 dual meets and championships in the Sentinel Relays, the St. James Olympiad, the sub-region, and the region. Four men went to the State meet: Monsen (440), Nordby (180 low hurdles), Schlomann (mile), and Barker (2 mile). Under the leadership of Captains Wayne Monsen and Kent Sizer, several school records were broken including the mile and 2 mile relays, the 2 mile run, and the low hurdles. Next year could be another good year under the leadership of Captains Denny Barker and Mark Runge. Congratulations to Mr. Hansen, the coaching staff and team for your superb effort. 64 TOP: Cabot Welchlin strains every muscle as he reaches the finish line in the 880 yard run. BOTTOM: The fruits of victory! Captain Kent Sizer and coach Hansen proudly display the trophy won for first place in the Sentinel Relays. TOP: Dennis Barker seems to have far outdistanced the field in his 2 mile specialty at the St. James Olympiad. BOTTOM: Roger Schroeder gets good distance throwing the discus. 65 BASEBALL Sluggers Win Conference Title A SQUAD BASEBALL: KNEELING: B. Olson, M. Robbins, M. Nordby, D. Dalen, J. Dalen, B. Holte, S. Johnson, B. Ewert, B. Lunz, D. Runge, Mgr. M. Anderson. STANDING: Mgr. R. Schmid, coach Kutches, S. Heller, M. Veglahn, S. Shellum, T. Johnson, G. Zender, M. Miest, B. Rinne, R. Noren, coach Johnson. The Saint baseball team, like the track team, surprised many people by winning the South Central Conference championship with a perfect 7-0 record. Not expected to do much this year, the team came through with some fine pitching and timely hitting to emerge from the season with a respectable 11-4 record. Things looked great for the Saintly hitters as they entered the District finals against a good Mankato Scarlet team. But it ended abruptly as they were shut out 4-0. Included in the season were some sparkling pitching, and some extra inning games when winning meant the conference championship. Jerry Dalen and Brian Holte were co- captains, they also were team batting leaders. The pitching duties were very ably handled by Steve Shellum, Tom Johnson, and Mike Robbins. With a veteran squad returning next year, things look good for a repeat of this year's success. Tom Johnson is about to let fly with his fast ball down the middle. B SQUAD BASEBALL: KNEELING are N. Winkleman, A. Vogt, B. Lunz, S. Schiller, K. Besel, and L. Kubly. STANDING are coach Johnson, M. Nordby, P. Krech, A. Bolland, G. Zender, B. Hill, and M. Hatting. 67 GOLF SQUAD: ROW 1: M. Swenson, R. Nessler, J. Ouren, D. Stamp, T. Heiliger, J. Lillejord, S. Wolner. ROW 2: D. Dalen, M. Gosche, T. Koch, D. Buckingham, R. Christianson. ROW 3: Assistant Coach Veglahn, T. Anderson, T. Schmillen, J. Dalen, K. Huettl, M. Nelson, S. Frederickson. ROW 4: G. Busse, M. Veglahn, S. Nelson, M. Miles, Coach Dalen. ABOVE: Jerry Dalen tries a long putt to the hole somewhere off the picture. BUT NO! ! It's in the hole! Look closely - the ball is in the hole. RIGHT: Gary Busse takes a full cut at the ball in order to reach number one green at the Watonwon Country Club. TOP, BOTTOM: Scott Biggar and Ken Sands square off for a little practice, with Ken seeming to have a position advantage in both pictures. As a matter of fact Scott may get the ball literally rammed down his throat! TENNIS-GOLF Acers Achieve Good Results The tennis and golf teams had a fairly even split for their season's work. Under their new coach, John Arneson, the tennis squad won five and lost six meets during the season, tying for fourth in conference standings. Things look good for next year with five out of seven lettermen returning, as well as some good prospects coming up from the junior high. The golf squad had a thirteen-eleven record in meets this Spring. They placed third in the conference, four strokes out of first place. They were second in the District Tourney with Jerry Dalen winning third place medal in Region play. He will go on to the State meet. TENNIS SQUAD: SEATED: R. Rosik. ROW 1: B. Robbins, N. Wiederhoeft, N. Dreke, S. Bigger, R. Nelson, B. Dempsey, G. Johnson. ROW 2: D. Cousins, J. Mueller, T. Eng, K. Sands, N. Petersen, D. Granhiem, C. Thompson. 69 MR. ROBERT CHRISTIANSON Superintendent of School District 840 SCHOOL BOARD FOR DISTRICT 840: SEATED: Charles Nibbe, LeRoy Nelson, Dr. William Gosche. STANDING: Robert Christianson, Superintendent, Robert Anderson, Mrs. Garland Morgan, Roger Schmiesing. STUDENT COUNCIL: ROW 1: J. Schlomann, J. Zumwalt, L. Bottem, V. Sternberg, B. Quiring (Sec. ), N. Winkelman, K. Lang. ROW 2: G. Johnson, C. Hermanson, K. Moulton, M. Schmidt, J. Warnemunde, R. Schmidtke (Pres. ). ROW 3: D. Barker, B. Holte (V. Pres. ), J. Blanchfield, (Treas. ), J. Peifer, B. Konz, Mr. Parsons (Advisor). 73 SECRETARIES: SEATED: Mrs. Jean Crowley, Mrs. Janice Heller. STANDING: Mrs. Cheryl Casper, Mrs. Vera Lentsch. CUSTODIANS: Everette Wedge, Don Anderson, Mrs. Eldora Froslan (Laundress), Ken Christiansen, Lawrence Schuett. COOKS: Mrs. Esther Anderson, Mrs. Clara Gigstad, Mrs. Virginia Sands, Mrs. Leetana Anderson, Mrs. Clarice Erickson, Mrs. Austrid Bakke. FACULTY MISS PAT ANDERSON Business Education MR. ROBERT APPLETON German MR. JOHN ARNESON Math, Computer Science MRS. JANET BERNDT English 10 MR. LESTER BUCKINGHAM Social Problems 12 MR. DALE BUSCH Agriculture MR. LEONARD DALEN Office Co-op, Business Education MRS. LUCILLE EGGE Health Occupations, School Nurse MISS DONNA HANEY Girls Physical Education MR. DON HANSON Biology MR. DAVID HILLIER Agriculture MRS. CHARLOTTE JOHNSON Special Education 75 MR. RICHARD JOKUMSON Music Theory, Choir MR. PHILIP KNOPP Industrial Arts MISS DONNA KOCH Home Economics MR. EMERY KRECH Farm Management, Vocational Director MR. PAUL KRUEGER American History 10 MR. LOWELL KUTCHES English-Reading MRS. MARIE MALMGREN Business Education MRS. VEONA McCUSKY English 12 MR. WILLIAM MOHR Boys Physical Education MISS SUSAN OFTEDAHL Librarian MR. JOHN OKERSTROM Electronics, General Metals MRS. MARY OTTO English 11 76 MR. E. DUDLEY PARSONS Physics, Chemistry MR. CARY PAULSON Music Theory, Band MR. DON PLUMHOFF Art, Speech MR. ARNOLD VECLAHN Boys Physical Education, Drivers Training MR. MILTON WETZEL World History MR. NORB RENNER Algebra, Math MR. WALLACE RENNICK Auto Mechanics MR. AB STROMMEN Athletic Director Budding biologists get to know worms, frogs, and fish from the inside out with the guidance of Mr. Hanson. Albaugh, Nethan Anderson, Mark Anderson, Pamela Ankeny, Ricky Askeland, Sidney Ayres, David Bergquist, Jan Berndt, Karen Besel, Ken Biggar, Scott Bishop, Robert Blackstad, Mary Bolin, Carol Bolland, Arden Bottem, Laurie Bowen, Lorna Buckingham, Beth Chalin, Peggy Christensen, Randy Christman, Kenneth Coleman, Debbie Cousins, Douglas Curry, Delores Curry, Georgene Curry, Robby Dahl, Arvin Dannhoff, David Dexheimer, Mary Doll, Steven Dougherty, Douglas Doyle, Douglas Dreke, Nyles Edwards, Lawrence Firchau, Doris Flogstad, Denise Forsyth, David Francis, Lee Frederickson, Sheila Garner, Cindy Giese, Carol 78 Class of ’75 PRESIDENT Brian Konz VICE-PRESIDENT Dennis Barker SECRETARY Melanie, Viland TREASURER Lynn Underdahl Melanie Viland seems to be too worried to look, or is she too pre- occupied with other things??? We will give her the benefit of the doubt and say that she is concerned over our score in the Mankato wrestling match. 79 Glasgow, Wade Hagen, Kari Haler, Brian Haler, Mary Hanson, Joseph Hanson, Kim Hartke, Rick Heine, Catherine Heller, Corinne Hermanson, Colleen Hill, Nancy Hoffman, Audrey Hoffman, Jill Hoffman, Philip Hultgren, Jerry Hultgren, Nancy Jensen, Diane Johnson, William Kern, Gregory Knaack, Sharon Knickrehm, Edward Knickrehm, Laurie Kohn, Janelle Kubly, Lyle Kurtzweg, Susanne Levang, Nancy Lindquist, Kevin Lunz, Brad Malmgren, Kevin Marth, James Martin, James Melheim, Ronnie Miest, JoyAnn Miller, Greg Miller, Julie Miller, Leon Mueller, Jeffrey Nelson, Caroline Nelson, Mark Nelson, Russell Nelson, Shiloy Ness, Pamela Nessler, Michael Newberg, Crystal Niemeier, Bradley Nordby, Charlene Nordby, Debbie Olson, Mary Jean Olson, Michael Olson, Patti Olson, Twyla Otsea, Nancy Panzer, Laurie Paul, Debbie Pederson, Suzanne Petersen, Diane Petersen, Nancy Petersen, Charlene Peterson, Curtis Pietsch, Sharlene Pitcher, Sue Plumhoff, Donald Postolka, Dawn Poulson, Janet Quick, Rodney Rentz, Mark Robbins, Robert Romsdahl, Joyce Rosik, Richard Runge, Dale Sanchez, Michael Sands, Ken Schlomann, Janet Schmid, Roland Schmidt, Elizabeth Schmidt, Kathleen Schoen, Michael Schroeder, Shirley Sieg, Douglas Siem, David 81 Learning to type as a sophomore helps a student get better grades through the rest of high school. Siem, Karen Sokolofsky, Terry Sternberg, Valerie Sulflow, Emma Thompson, Brad Sinclair, Christine Stauffer, Stuart Stevens, Vickie Sveine, LeAnn Thompson, Curtis Sizer, Corinne Steinberg, Brenda Stradtman, Bradley Swenstad, Pat Tiedeken, Ricky Tintes, Dan Watkins, Tom Willock, Judith Zender, Gregg Todnem, Leslie Wellnitz, Jean Winkelman, Nathan Patrick, Zender Walter, Angie Wick, Mary Wohlfeil, Rebecca Augst, Raymond Warling, Kurt Wiken, Christine Zender, Anthony 82 Betty Jo Anderson Kenneth Anderson Nancy Anderson Thomas Anderson Dean Aspelund Randy Augustin Roger Becker Randall Berndt The Class of 1974 Pamela Bloom Beth Bolin Edith Bolland Rebecca Borchardt JULIE WARNEMUNDE President Carson Clark BONITA BURKE Vice-President ROXANNE OLSON Secretary VONDA NAU Treasurer Barbara Dougherty Duane Durheim Richard Eineke Gary Busse Robert Christianson Susan Cousins Marlene Coleman Paul Ekstadt Kathy Elg Nancy Eng Gordon Erickson 83 Bradley Ewert 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 Sandra Hodgkinson LeeRoy Hoffman Brian Holte Debora Howe Kenneth Huettl Ricky Hultgren Lynette Jackson Scott James Greg Johnson Jennifer Johnson Jo Ann Johnson Layne Johnson Nancy Johnson Scott Johnson Shelly Johnson Cynthia Jones Barbara Jurgens Kathy Keech Mary Krech What seems to be the big attraction for these juniors? 84 £ It is the display of rings from which will come their class ring. Choosing the ring will always be an im- portant decision for juniors to make. LuAnn Krenz Dawn Kuehl Debrah Kunkel Pamela Landwer Debra Lang Kathy Lang Bonnie Lantz Linda Lindquist Kenneth Loe Barbara Lofgren David Lorenz Shirley Marth Pat Menssen Michael Miest Lance Mikkelson Mark Miles Glen Miller Nancy Miller Patricia Morgan Kay Moulton Michael Murphy Bryan Nelson Cynthia Nelson Jill Nelson Randall Nelson Robert Nelson David Nessler Keith Newberg Virginia Newberg Randy Nordby Ronald Noren Curtis Odegard Brian Olson Bryce Olson Debbra Olson Linda Ottum 85 Will it blow up?? Marsha Steinberg and Jill Stradtman are about to find out with this Chemistry experiment. Charles Parker Julie Peterson Connie Pierson Constance Paul Michael Peterson Pamela Poulson Darla Petersen Kim Petterson Mary Jo Reynolds Kevin Riesenberg Muriel Ronnei Steven Sandmeyer Michael Robbins Jean Rossiter Carla Schaefer Gladys Romsdahl Mark Runge Karen Schaefer Jeffry Romsdahl Barbara Sandmeyer Mark Schermerhorn 86 Delvin Schiller Julie Schmidt Roger Schroeder Nancy Seely Monica Sharbach Karen She Hum Steven Shellum Amy Sizer Jilaine Smith Larry Smith Brenda Sodeman Dawn Sokolofsky Cheri Wischnak and Barb Jurgens say that decorating for the holidays is a fun part of the year because they know vacation is not too far away! Mary Spitzner Jill Stradtman Karla Swenson Richard Warner Neil Wiederhoeft Kimberly Wo lie June Zumwalt Suzette Stauffer Melanie Stradtman Mark Veglahn Lonny W atson Brad Windschill LuAnn Wright Marsha Steinberg Bradley Sturm Brad Vi land Kelly Welchlin Cheryl Wischnak Carol Yackel 87 Graduates PRESIDENT JOHN PEIFER VICE-PRESIDENT ROBIN SCHMIDTKE BRIAN ACHTERHOFF DEAN ANDERSON SECRETARY SUSAN TORKELSON TREASURER JILL BROWN JOHN PEIFER: Photo Cuib; Basketball; Sr. Class Officer. ROBIN SCHMIDIKE: GAA; FHA; Student Council (Pres. ); Prom Waitress; Sts. Rep; Candy Stripers; Choir; Annual; Catalina; Class Officer; Girl's Basketball. SUSAN TORKELSON: Band; Soph. Choir; Woodwind Quintet. JILL BROWN: Choir; FHA; GAA; Annual; Stage Band; Soph. Choir; Pep Band; Home- coming Attendant; Class Plays. BRIAN ACHTERHOFF: Vica. GRETA ALLEN: Soph. Choir; Gymnastics. DEAN ANDERSON: FFA; Vica. JO ELLEN ANDERSON: Choir; Sts. Rep; FHA; Declam; Soph. Choir; Madri- gals; Candystripers; Class Plays. KATHERINE ANDERSON: Annual; Sts. Rep.; FHA; GAA; Soph. Choir; Class Play-Stage Crew; Office Co-op. SUSAN ASKELUND: Soph. Choir; GAA; FHA; Office Co-op. When seniors are called to be measured for caps and gowns they know that the big day will soon be at hand. Mr. Strommen advises Rich Hoffman and Jim Downs. 90 JO ANDERSON KATHERINE ANDERSON SUSAN ASKELAND PHILIP BARKER ROBERT BERNDT KATHY BECKER KAY BERGQUIST JOEL BLANCHFIELD PHILIP BARKER: Soph. Band; Soph. Choir; Choir; Band; Madrigals; Cross Country; Track; Wrestling; Stage Band; Pep Band; Student Council; Class Officer; Lettermens Club. KATHERINE BECKER: FHA; Band; Madrigals; Choir; Soph. Band; Soph. Choir; Mat Maids. KAY BERGQUIST: Choir; Annual; FHA; GAA: Class Play-Stage Crew. ROBERT BERNDT: FFA. JOEL BLANCHFIELD: Choir; Madrigals; Football; Track; Wrestling; Class Plays; Class Officer (JR. ); Prom Waiter. KRIS BLOOMQUIST: Choir; FTA; FHA; GAA; Sts. Rep. (Editor); Annual; Madrigals; Candystripers (Pres. ); Soph. Choir. Graffito of 50 years ago. The class of 1923 made its mark on the bell tower of the school. The tower is gone, but junior high students still roam its halls. CONNIE BODIN GARY BONIN DAVID BOTTEM MARILYNN BOTTEM CONNIE BODIN: Library Club; Declam. GARY BONIN: Cross Country; Track, Vica. DAVID BOTTEM; Choir; Band; Madrigals; Football; Golf; Boys Choir. MARILYNN BOTTEM: Choir; Annual; GAA; FHA; Declam; Soph. Choir; Saintettes (Captain); Class Play- Stage Crew; Mat-Maids; Co-op (Vice-Pres. ) Soph. Madrigals. KENNETH CHALIN: Soph, choir; Choir. SUSETTE CHAPMAN: GAA; Candy Stripers; Cheer- leader; Jr. Madrigals; Choir; Band; Soph. Band; Majorettes; Class Plays (Jr. G Sr. ). KIM CHRISTENSEN: Sts. Rep.; Library Clug; Teachers Aide. SCOTT CURRY: Soph. Choir; Football; Track; Photo Club. GERALD DALEN: Prom Waiter; Lettermens Club; Baseball; National Honor Society; Basketball. BRIAN DEMPSEY: Football; Tennis; Wrestling; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play. KENNETH CHALIN SUSETTE CHAPMAN SCOTT CURRY 92 KIM CHRISTENSEN GERALD DALEN BRIAN DEMPSEY BRADLEY DEXHEIMER JAMES DOWNS BRUCE EKLUND TOM ENG BETTY EVERS BRADLEY DEXHEIMER: Lettermen's Club, Basketball Mgr. Baseball Mgr. JAMES DOWNS: Choir, Football, Wrestling. BRUCE EKLUND: Football, Wrestling, Catalina. THOMAS ENG: Band, Soph. Choir, Cross Country, Wrestling, Tennis, Lettermen's Club, Photo Club, Soph. Band. BETTY EVERS: Choir, GAA, FHA, FTA, Triple Trio, Candy Striper, Teachers Aide, Operetta. JULIE FINSTAD: Candy Striper, Annual Staff, Senior Play. KEVIN FISCHER: Track, FFA (Sentinel). RANDALL FISCHER: FFA, VICA. STANLEY FISCHER: FFA. MICHAEL FRANCIS: FFA, VICA. JULIE FINSTAD STANLEY FISCHER 93 KEVIN FISCHER RANDALL FISCHER MICHAEL FRANCIS VIRGIL GOLTZ DOUGLAS HALER MARK HELLER SCOTT HESSE BONNIE HARBITZ LEONA HEIDERSCHEIDT VIRGIL GOLTZ: FFA; Sts. Rep.; Wrestling; Tennis; Track; Baseball; Audio Visual; DOUG HALER: Foot- ball; Wrestling; FFA. BONNIE HARBITZ: FHA; Candy- stripers; Annual; Band; Soph. Choir; Soph. Band; Pep Band; Declam; Class plays. LEONA HEIDERSCHEIDT. MARK HELLER: Football; Choir; Wrestling; Madrigals. SCOTT HESSE: Vica. RICHARD HOFFMAN: FFA; Wrestling. GWEN HURLEY: Saintettes; Catalina; Candy stripers; Choir; Soph. Choir; Madrigals; Sts. Rep.; Annual; GAA; FHA; Class plays; Flag Carrier. JEFFERY HUSBY: Aide for Wrestling and Football. MARLA INGHAM: Annual; Saintettes; Class plays; Choir; Mat Maids; Stage Band; Band. RICHARD HOFFMAN GWEN HURLEY JEFFREY HUSBY MARLA INGHAM 94 KATHLEEN JANDAHL MARCIA JOBLINSKE KATHLEEN JANDAHL: Band, Soph. Choir, Soph. Band, Annual, GAA, FHA, Candystripers (Treas. ), Cata- lina, Class Play Crew. MARCIA JOBLINSKE: Soph. Choir, Library Club, Girls Basketball, Declam, Girls Volleyball, Sts. Rep. THOMAS JOHNSON: FFA (Vice- Pres. ), Baseball, Football, Lettermens Club, Student Council. BRENDA JOHNSON: GAA, FHA, Library Club, Annual, Candystripers (Vice-Pres. ), Soph. Choir. CORRINE JORGENSON: Soph. Choir. TOM KLARAS: Soph. Choir, Choir, District Vocal Contest. DEBRA KLUTZ: FHA, Soph. Choir, Choir, Triple Trio, Declam, GAA, Candystripers, Office Co-op, Mat Maids, Sts. Rep. CHARLES KNAACK: VICA. THOMAS KNICKREHM: Football, Wrestling, Base- ball, Prom Waiter, Student Council, Lettermens Club. ROBERT KNUTSON: Track, Football, Basket- ball, Lettermens Club. ANN KOLDEN: FHA, Soph. Choir, Sts. Rep. , GAA. LORI LAMMLE: Soph. Choir, Choir, Sts. Rep. THOMAS KNICKREHM ROBERT KNUTSON BRENDA JOHNSON THOMAS JOHNSON CORRINE JORGENSON DEBRA KLUTZ CHARLES KNAACK LORI LAMMLE ANN KOLDEN 95 STEVEN LANG STEVEN LANG: Football; Wrestling; Golf. DALE LANG: FFA; Vica. LINDA LANTZ: GAA; Soph. Choir; Choir; Madrigals; Annual Staff; Sts. Rep. DALE LARSON: Football; Vica. GARY LINDQUIST: Football; Vica. KAYLEEN LINDQUIST: Cheerleading; GAA; Candy- stripers; Prom Waitress; FFA Sweetheart; Candidate; Soph. Choir; Class Plays; Homecoming Attendent; Vica (Sec. ). ALAN LUNZ: Photo Club; Sts. Rep; ARC; FTA. CURTIS MACKEY: Prom Waiter; Vica. DIANE MADISON: Soph. Choir; Choir; Triple Trio; Girls Softball; Teachers Aide; Library Club. WENDY MALMGREN: Soph. Choir; GAA; Co-op. EDWIN MAYS: Soph. Band; Band; Choir; Band Ensemble; Pep Band; Vica; Tennis. MARILYN MELHEIM: GAA. CYNTHIA MILLER: GAA. DALE LANG LINDA LANTZ DALE LARSON GARY LINDQUIST KAYLEEN LINDQUIST ALLAN LUNZ CURTIS MACKEY DIANE MADISON WENDY MALMGREN 96 WAYNE MONSEN: FFA; Soph. Choir; Mores; Basket- ball; Cross Country; Track; Choir; Jr. Madrigals; Photo Club; Lettermens Club. LOIS MOODY: FHA; GAA; Soph. Choir; Candy stripers; Co-op; Annual Staff. DAVID MOULTON: Soph. Band; Band; Choir; Soph. Choir; Band Council; Stage Band; Pep Band; Prom Waiter; Head Accompanist; Operetta Accompanist; Student Director; Madrigals; National Honor Society; Homecoming Attendent; Rotary Youth Conference; Class Pres. (Soph. ). BARRY NELSON. DEBORAH NELSON: Library Club. JEFFREY NELSON: Wrestling; Lettermens Club; Prom Waiter. STEVEN NELSON: Football; Basketball; Track; Golf; Choir; Sr. Class Play. EDWIN MAYS MARILYN MELHEIM CYNTHIA MILLER WAYNE MONSEN LOIS MOODY DAVID MOULTON DEBORAH NELSON JEFFREY NELSON STEVEN NELSON 97 WARREN NELSON DEBBIE NESSLER DOUGLAS NIBBE GAYLEEN NIEMEIER WARREN NELSON: Football; Basketball; Softball; Base- ball DEBBIE NESSLER: Annual; Candystriper; Prom Waitress; GAA DOUGLASS NIBBE: Wrestling; Football; Sr. Class Play, JANE NIEMEIER: Soph. Choir; Annual; GAYLEEN NIEMEIER: Choir; Annual; Sts. Rep; FFIA, Candy stripers; Rep.; Soph. Choir; Mat Maids LONNIE NORDBY: Photo Club; Track; Basketball; Vica-Pres JAMES OLSON: Vice OSLAND CHARLES: Football; Wrestling; Track; Prom Waiter; Homecoming Attendant; Lettermans Club; Catalina; SARAH OSLAND: FHA; GAA; Candystripers; Choir; Annual; Soph. Choir; Sts. Rep. ; Jr. Class Play; Prom Waitress; Sr. Class Play; Operetta; ARC; Choir; Council-Sec. SUSAN PARSONS: Annual; Cheerleader; Choir; Sts. Rep.; Class Plays; Madrigal Accm. ; Catalina-Vice Pres. ; Nat. Honor Society; Band Council; Mat Maids; Pep-Band. THOMAS PEARSON: Tennis; Photo-Club; Class Play; Class Officer. LONNIE NORDBY CHARLES OSLAND SARAH OSLAND DORANNE OTTO 98 SUSAN PARSONS THOMAS PEARSON ARNE PETERS NORMAN PETERSEN ARNE PETERS: Football-Mgr.; Basketball-Mgr.; Base- ball-Mgr; Vica. NORMAN PETERSEN: Football; Tennis; Band; Choir; Stage-Band; Brass-Quintet; Tuba Solo; Madrigal; State Band; Boys State; Nat. Honor Society. DONALD PIERSON: FFA; Wrestling. MARY PIERSON: Soph. Choir; GAA; Library Club; Volleyball. WENDY QUICK: FHA; FTA; GAA; Sts. Rep.; Soph. Choir; Choir. BETTY QUIRING: GAA; FHA; Band; Choir; Student Council; Annual. LAWRENCE REDMOND: VICA. SUSAN RETTKE: Soph. Choir; Soph. Band; Band; Choir; Prom Waitress; Cheerleader; Majorettes; FHA; GAA; Home- coming Att. ; Mores; Madrigals. WENDY QUICK BETTY QUIRING LAWRENCE REDMOND SUSAN RETTKE 99 JAMES REYNOLDS: Football; Basketball; Baseball. PAUL REYNOLDS: Football; Choir; Mores. CHERYL RINGEN: Library Club; GAA; Mat Maids. ROBERT RINNE: Football; Basketball; Baseball. CATHERINE ROSIK: Candystripers; Soph. Choir; Soph. Band; Madrigals; Class Plays. RICHARD ROSSITER: Cross Country; Photo Club; Track; Catalina; Lettermens Club. LUANN SANDBURG: FHA; Annual; Soph. Choir; Co-Op Gymnastics; Teachers Aide. LINDA SANDERS: Soph. Choir; GAA; FHA; Candystripers; Co-Op. PEGGY SAWATZKY: Annual (Editor); Candystripers; Soph. Band; Band; Soph. Choir; Prom Waitress; Student Council (Sec.); FHA; GAA; Triple Trio. CARL SCHEAFER: Vica (Advisor); Football; Track. DAVID SCHLOMANN: Basketball; Track; FFA; Choir; Lettermens Club; Madrigals. CATHERINE ROSIK RICHARD ROSSITER JAMES REYNOLDS CHERYL RINGEN LUANN SANDBERG PAUL REYNOLDS ROBERT RINNE LINDA SANDERS PEGGY SAWATZKY DAVID SCHLOMANN 100 SANDRA SCHLOMANN JEAN SCHMIDT ANNETTE SCHOFIELD KAREN SANDMEYER MARY SCHMIDT FREDERICK SCHROEDER GENE SMITH MARK STRADTMAN DUANE TINTES SANDRA SCHLOMANN: Candystripers; Mat Maids; Sr. Class Play. KAREN SANDMEYER: Annual; Sts. Rep.; Catalina; GAA; Choir; Declam; Candystripers; Class Plays. JEAN SCHMIDT: Soph. Choir; Soph. Band; Vica; Band; Band Council (Sec.). MARY SCHMIDT: Band; Choir; Student Council; Declam; Annual; Class Plays-Stage Crew; Triple Trio. ANNETTE SCHOFIELD: FHA; GAA; Choir; Candy- stripers; Co-Op (Pres. ). FREDERICK SCHROEDER: Basketball (Mgr. ); Audio Visual; Lettermens Club. DEBRA SINCLAIR: FHA; Choir; Annual; Triple Trio. KENTON SIZER: Band; Choir; Cross Country; Track; Lettermens Club. GENE SMITH: FFA; Wrestling; Audio Visual. MARK STRADTMAN: FFA; Vica. DUANE TINTES: Vica. DEBRA SINCLAIR KENTON SIZER 101 MARK VANDERBILT COLLEEN WARLING PATRICK WARNER TRUDY WASSMAN DARWIN WEIDENBACH CABOT WELCHLIN CATHERINE WICK KAREN WINDS CHILL MARK VANDERBILT: Football; Basketball; Golf; Student Council; Class Officer (Jr.) Choir; National Honor Society; Boys State; Madrigals; Band; Prom Waiter; Stage Band; Class Play; City Band; Home- coming King. COLLEEN WARLING: Choir; Soph. Choir; Mat Maids; Sts. Rep.; Prom Waitress. PATRICK WARNER: Choir; Prom Waiter; Mores; Football. TRUDY WASSMAN: GAA; FHA; Soph. Choir; Candystripers (Sec. ); Annual. DARWIN WEIDENBACH: Audio Club. CABOT WELCHLIN: FFA (Pres.); Track; Soph. Band; Soph. Choir; Choir; Photo Club. CATHERINE WICK: Candystripers; Choir; Declam; Co-Op (Treas.). KAREN WINDS CHILL: Choir; Soph. Choir; Candystripers; Prom Waitress; Cheerleader; Catalina; GAA; Class play - Stage Crew. Herr Appleton has prepared a German meal .which Bob Rinne is waiting to sample with hunger in his eyes. 102 Artist Steve Nelson missed playing in the State tourney last year due to an injury. But he can still put his dreams on canvas. NATALIE WINKELMAN: FHA; Prom Waitress; Cheerleader; Student Council; Soph. Band; Soph. Choir; FFA-Sweetheart; Choir; Band; Homecoming Queen; Class Officer. THOMAS WOLNER: FFA. ROBERT WRIGHT: FFA; Cross Country; Track; Photo Club. DEBORAH YOUNGMARK: Library Club; Co-Op. GUSTAF ZENDER: Football; Basket- ball; Baseball. MERLE ZUMWALT: Wrestling. 103 SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS During their high school days seniors earn many honors. Here are shown a small number of those accomplishments. SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS: ROW 1: J. Peifer, D. Bottem, S. Chapman, B. Quiring. ROW 2: N. Petersen, F. Schroeder, J. Blanchfield, J. Dalen, B. Rinne. ROW 3: C. Warling, K. Anderson, K. Jandahl, K. Bergquist, J. Anderson, S. Torkelson. ROW 4: P. Barker, M. Vanderbilt, D. Moulton, C. Rosik, B. Evers. ROW 5: K. Fischer, V. Goltz, W. Quick, C. Bodin, K. Christensen. ROW 6: T. Pearson, B. Harbitz, M. Joblinske, A. Kolden. ROW 7: T. Eng, C. Welchlin. Other scholarship winners have been named since this writing. BOTTOM LEFT: Outstanding senior girl - Sue Chapman. Outstanding senior boy - Mark Vanderbilt. BOTTOM RIGHT: These seniors were se- lected as National Honor Society members as juniors: S. Torkelson, K. Becker, and S. Parsons, (girls) N. Petersen, M. Van- derbilt, D. Moulton, J. Dalen. (boys) 104 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: ROW 1: T. Wassman, S. Parsons, S. Torkelson, K. Becker, D. Sinclair. ROW 2: K. Moulton, T. Flohrs, K. Swenson, M. Krech, W. Quick. ROW 3: B. Harbitz, J. Brown, B. Quiring, S. Chapman, P. Sawatzky, K. Berquist. ROW 4: P. Barker, F. Schroeder, G. Johnson, T. Pearson. ROW 5: J. Blanchfield, M. Veglahn, J. Dalen, B. Holte. ROW 6: N. Peterson, B. Windschill, M. Vander- bilt, D. Moulton. (T. Flohrs, K. Swenson, M. Krech, K. Moulton, M. Veglahn, B. Windschill, B. Holte are junior selections) ROTARY AWARDS: S. Torkelson- Literaiy, K. Becker-Home Economics, 1. Dalen-Athletics, M. Ingham- Business Education. ROW 2: N. Petersen-Science, W. Monsen-Ag- riculture, S. Chapman-Drama, D. Moulton-Music, J. Brown-Social Studies. MISSING: Peggy Sawatzky- German. 105 THE CLASS OF 1973 PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER John Peifer Robin Schmidtke Susan Torkelson Jill Brown As we leave our friends so dear, We think of all the memories here: The times we studied hard (?) in class, Or being tardy, got a pass; Jokes we pulled and those on us. Even times we missed the bus; Parties, dances, homecomings too. Assignments just” two weeks overdue; Games and tournaments played to win. Cheering as the James Gang walked in; Thanks to the many teachers who gave us the knowledge to make it through; We leave you now with hopes of when in the future, we meet again. Sue Parsons CLASS SONG. . CLASS COLOR. CLASS FLOWER CLASS MOTTO. The Only Way is Love. Y ellow Yellow Rose Today will determine what tomorrow will bring! 106 RIGHT: Susan Torkelson presented the welcome address. BELOW: Rev. Robert Barker of the LaSalle Lutheran Church officiated at Baccalaureate. WITH SPECIAL DISTINCTION: K. Windschill, S. Parsons, K. Bergquist, K. Becker, K. Christensen, M. Ingham, W. Quick, D. Sinclair, B. Anderson. STANDING: P. Sawatzky, G. Dalen, D. Moulton, S. Torkelson, N. Petersen, M. Vanderbilt, J. Peifer, T. Wassman, T. Pearson. Bhigh school media center St. James Public Schools Si James, MN 56081 The time has come! The grads wait with anticipation for their turns to receive that coveted diploma! The Commencement program included two choir numbers, including a Dave Moulton original The Only Way is Love. The Commencement Address was given by Mr. Howard B. Casmey, the Minnesota Commissioner of Education. His Address - Know Thyself. At last the big moment! Chairman of the Board of Education Mr. LeRoy Nelson congratulates Gary Bonin as he receives that coveted diploma. 109 The Farewell Address was presented by David Moulton. SOPHOMORES Albaugh, Nathan 78 Anderson, Mark 51, 55, 66, 78 Anderson, Pamela 23, 78 Ankeny, Ricky 30, 36, 52, 78 Askeland, Sidney 78 Augst, Raymond 82 Ayres, David 23, 52, 58, 78 Barker, Dennis 23, 52, 64, 65 Bergquist, Jan 21, 23, 26, 30, 33, 61, 78 Berndt, Karen 78 Besel, Ken 30, 33, 51, 55, 67, 78 Biggar, Scott 23, 30, 34, 36, 69, 78 Bishop, Robert 78 Blackstad, Mary 26, 28, 30, 33, 34, 36, 37, 38, 81 Bolin, Carol 23, 30, 61, 78 Bolland, Arden 67, 78 Bottem, Laurie 30, 73, 78 Bowen, Lorna 78 Buckingham, Beth 30, 61, 78 Chalin, Peggy 36, 78 Christensen, Randy 78 Christman, Kenneth 78 Coleman, Debbie 30, 78 Cousins, Douglas 30, 32, 69, 78 Curry, Delores 78 Curry, Georgene 26, 30, 62, 78 Curry, Robby 51, 78 Dahl, Arvin 78 Dannhoff, David 26, 28, 30, 32, 33, 78 Dexheimer, Mary 30, 78 Doll, Steven 30, 55, 78 Dougherty, Douglas 78 Doyle, Douglas 78 Dreke, Nyles 69, 78 Edwards, Lawrence 78 Firchau, Doris 78 Flogstad, Denise 36, 61, 78 Forsyth, David 30, 78 Francis, Lee 78 Frederickson, Sheila 23, 56, 78 Gamer, Cindy 29, 30, 78 Giese, Carol 78 Glasgow, Wade 58, 59, 80 Hagen, Kari 30, 80 Haler, Brian 80 Haler, Mary 30, 80 Hanson, Joseph 51, 59, 80 Hanson, Kim 26, 50, 51, 55, 64, 80 Hartke, Rick 30, 32, 51, 80 Heine, Catherine 30, 33, 36, 80 Heller, Corinne 26, 30, 80 Hermanson, Colleen 23, 26, 30, 56, 73, 80 Hill, Nancy 30, 36, 56, 80 Hoffman, Audrey 30, 80 Hoffman, Jill 80 Hoffman, Philip 21, 23, 80 Hultgren, Jerry 51, 58, 80 Hultgren, Nancy 27, 30, 80 Jensen, Diane 26, 30, 80 Johnson, William 23, 51, 55, 80 Kern, Gregory 51, 55, 64, 80 Knaack, Sharon 80 Knickrehm, Edward 80 Knickrehm, Laurie 62, 80 Kohn, Janelle 23, 26, 28, 36, 80 Konz, Brian 26, 30, 32, 33, 73, 79 Kubly, Lyle 51, 67, 80 Kurtzweg, Susanne 80 Levang, Nancy 30, 80 Lindquist, Kevin 51, 58, 59, 80 Lunz, Brad 51, 59, 66, 67, 80 Malmgren, Kevin 80 Marth, James 80 Martin, James 80 Melheim, Ronnie 51, 59, 80 Miest, Joy Ann 26, 30, 33, 80 Miller, Greg 80 Miller, Julie 80 Miller, Leon 80 Mueller, Jeffrey 23, 55, 69, 80 Nelson, Caroline 30, 80 Nelson, Mark 23, 55, 68, 80 Nelson, Russell 23, 51, 80 Nelson, Shiloy 81 Ness, Pamela 23, 30, 36, 61, 81 Nessler, Michael 81 Newberg, Crystal 30, 81 Niemeier, Bradley 30, 33, 81 Nordby, Charlene 30, 81 Nordby, Debbie 81 Olson, Mary Jean 36, 81 Olson, Michael 30, 81 Olson, Patti 23, 30, 33, 34, 36, 62, 81 Olson, Twyla 26, 28, 29, 30, 36, 37, 81 Otsea, Nancy 81 Panzer, Laurie 30, 81 Paul, Debbie 30, 81 Pederson, Suzanne 26, 29, 30, 81 Petersen, Diane 27, 30, 81 Petersen, Nancy 27, 30, 33, 34, 45, 62, 81 Peterson, Charlene 26, 30, 37, 81 Peterson, Curtis 81 Pietsch, Sharlayne 81 Pitcher, Barbara 26, 30, 33, 34, 62, 81 Plumhoff, Donald 55, 81 Postolka, Dawn 26, 29, 30, 61, 81 Poulson, Janet 26, 29, 30, 61, 81 Quick, Rodney 81 Rentz, Mark 23, 51, 64, 81 Robbins, Robert 52, 69, 81 Romsdahl, Joyce 26, 30, 37, 81 Rosik, Richard 30, 45, 69, 81 Runge, Dale 23, 51, 55, 66, 81 Sanchez, Michael 81 Sands, Ken 36, 45, 55, 69, 81 Schlomann, Janet 26, 29, 30, 33, 73, 81 Schmid, Roland 33, 51, 55, 66, 81 Schmidt, Elizabeth 30, 81 Schmidt, Kathleen 26, 28, 29, 30, 61, 81 Schoen, Michael 81 Schroeder, Shirley 36, 81 Sieg, Douglas 81 Siem, Dave 81 Siem, Karen 30, 82 Sinclair, Christine 26, 30, 82 Sizer, Corinne 26, 29, 30, 82 Sokolfsky, Terry 82 Stauffer, Stuart 82 Steinberg, Brenda 36, 61, 82 Sternberg, Valerie 2 3, 27, 30, 33, 73, 82 Stevens, Vickie 26, 30, 33, 34, 82 Stradtman, Bradley 82 Sulflow, Emma Lou 23, 82 Sweine, LeAnn 26, 82 Swenstad, Pat 23, 26, 30, 33, 48, 82 Thompson, Brad 82 Thompson, Curtis 55, 69, 82 Tiedeken, Ricky 82 Tintes, Daniel 82 Todnem, Leslie 51, 82 Underdahl, Lynn 23, 26, 28, 29, 30, 33, 48, 79 Viland, Melanie 26, 29, 30, 33, 48, 79 Walter, Angie 26, 29, 30, 82 Warling, Kurt 59, 82 Watkins, Tom 51, 64, 82 Wellnitz, Jean 21, 23, 26, 28, 30, 82 Wick, Mary 26, 29, 30, 36, 82 Wiken, Christine 27, 30, 33, 34, 82 Willock, Judith 30,48, 82 Winkelman, Nathan 23, 52, 58, 67, 73, 82 Wohlfeil, Rebecca 30, 34, 82 Zender, Anthony 82 Zender, Gregg 30, 51, 55, 61, 82 Zender, Patrick 82 JUNIOR CLASS Andersen, Kenneth 83 Anderson, Betty Jo 83 Anderson, Cheryl Anderson, Nancy 16, 35, 83 Anderson, Thomas 68, 83 Aspelund, Dean 83 Augustin, Randy 51, 59, 83 Becker, Roger 83 Berndt, Randall 42, 83 Bloom, Pamela 26, 29, 31, 35, 36, 62, 83 Bolin, Beth 17, 31, 35, 83 Bolland, Edith 35, 45, 83 Borchardt, Rebecca 26, 29, 31, 37, 39, 83 Burke, Bonita 17, 20, 35, 36, 39, 83 Busse, Gary 51, 54, 68, 83 Christianson, Robert 31, 83, 68 Clark, Carson 83 Coleman, Marlene 35, 83 Cousins, Susan 30, 31, 32, 44, 83 Dannhoff, Gary 45, 83 Dougherty, Barbara 83 Durheim, Duane 45, 83 Eineke, Richard 83 Ekstedt, Paul 83 Elg, Kathy 17, 35, 36, 39 Eng, Nancy 17, 26, 28, 35, 83 Erickson, Gordon 22, 26, 31, 32, 83 Ewert, Brad 51, 54, 66, 84 Flogstad, Jane 22, 30, 31, 32, 37, 61, 84 Flohrs, Tracy 18,45, 84, 105 Frederickson, Nancy 37, 56, 84 Frederickson, Steven 68, 84 Glenn, Stephanie 18, 27, 31, 56, 84 Granheim, David 69, 84 Grundman, Richard 84 Haler, Barbara 31, 45, 84 Haler, Paul 84 Hansen, Gail 26, 31, 37, 39, 84 Harms, Nancy 17, 35, 56, 84 Haynes, Diane 26, 28, 31, 84 Heiderscheidt, Nancy 35, 84 Heine, Steven 31, 45, 84 Heller, Scott 51, 66, 84 Hippen, Jerry 84 Hodgkinson, Sandra 84 Hoffman, LeeRoy 84 Holte, Brian 18, 31, 51, 58, 60, 66, 73, 84, 105 Howe, Debora 84 Huettl, Kenneth 51, 54, 68, 84 Hultgren, Ricky 51, 58, 59, 84 Jackson, Lynette 26, 35, 84 James, Scott 84 Johnson, Greg 18, 26, 29, 31, 32, 36, 69, 73, 84, 105 Johnson, Jennifer 26, 38, 56, 84 Johnson, Jo Ann 84 Johnson, Layne 51, 64, 84 Johnson, Nancy 84 Johnson, Scott 51, 66, 84 Johnson, Shelly 84 Jones, Cindy 35, 39, 84 Jurgens, Barbara 26, 28, 29, 38, 46, 84, 87 Keech, Kathy 26, 31, 35, 84 Krech, Mary 18, 26, 29, 36, 38, 49, 84, 105 Krenz, LuAnn 17, 34, 35, 39, 85 Kuehl, Dawn 26, 29, 36, 85 Kunkel, Debrah 26, 37, 29, 85 Landwer, Pamela 45, 85 Lang, Debra 85 Land, Kathy 17, 48, 73, 85 Lantz, Bonnie 17, 31, 36, 85 Lindquist, Linda 35, 39, 61, 85 Loe, Kenneth 85 Lofgren, Barbara 17, 26, 61, 62, 85 Lorenz, David 52, 64, 85 Marth, Shirley 85 Menssen, Patty 17, 35, 39, 85 Miest, Michael 18, 31, 42, 51, 66, 85 Mikkelson, Lance 26, 31, 51, 85 Miles, Mark 51, 59, 68, 85 Miller, Glen 85 Miller, Nancy 17, 35, 36, 37, 39, 85 Morgan, Patricia 31, 35, 40, 41, 85 Moulton, Kay 19, 20, 26, 29, 31, 35, 73, 85, 105 Murphy, Michael 44, 85 Nau, Vonda 18, 49, 83, 85 Nelson, Bryan 85 Nelson, Cynthia (Bolte) 17, 35, 85 Nelson, Jill 26, 28, 31, 35, 41, 43, 44, 85 Nelson, Randall 31, 42, 43, 69, 85 Nelson, Robert 18,45,85 Nessler, David 85 Newberg, Keith 51, 64, 85 Newberg, Virginia 39, 42, 85 Nordby, Randy 64, 85 Noren, Ronald 42, 43, 66, 85 Odegard, Curtis 85 Olson, Brian 51, 54, 66, 85 Olson, Bryce 51, 85 Olson, Debbra 17, 26, 28, 35, 40, 43, 85 Olson, Roxanne 20, 21, 26, 29, 31, 48, 49, 83 Ottum, Linda 45, 61, 85 Parker, Charles 86 Paul, Constance 86 Petersen, Darla 18, 31, 36, 38, 49, 86 Peterson, Julie 26, 38, 81, 86 Peterson, Michael 51, 86 Petterson, Kim 26, 86 Pierson, Connie 17, 61, 86 Poulson, Pamela 26, 86 Reynolds, Mary Jo 17, 31, 86 Riesenberg, Kevin 86 Robbins, Michael 54, 55, 66, 86 Romsdahl, Gladys 18, 31, 37,45, 86 Romsdahl, Jeffery 86 Ronnei, Muriel 26, 29, 81, 86 Rossiter, Jean 17, 27, 35, 36, 39, 56, 86 Rung, Mark 52, 54, 64, 86 Sandmeyer, Barbara 62, 86 Sandmeyer, Steven 64, 86 Schaefer, Karla 44, 86 Schaefer, Karen 86 Schermerhorn, Mark 26, 29, 86 Schiller, Delvin 87 Schmidt, Julie 17, 87 Schroeder, Roger 42, 51, 54, 64, 65, 87 Seely, Nancy 17, 31, 35, 36, 56, 87 Sharbach, Monica 35, 87 Shellum, Karen 87 Shellum, Steven 54, 66, 87 Sizer, Amy 81, 87 Smith, Juliane 87 Smith, Larry 87 Sodeman, Brenda 17, 26, 35, 36, 87 Sokolofsky, Dawn 87 Spitzner, Mary 17, 26, 87 Stauffer, Suzette 87 Steinberg, Marsha 37, 86, 87 Stradtman, Jill 37, 86, 87 Stradtman, Melanie 61, 87 Sturm, Bradley 22, 26, 31, 87 Swenson, Karla 17, 26, 29, 31, 49, 87, 105 Veglahn, Mark 18, 31, 54, 55, 66, 68, 87, 105 Viland, Brad 44, 87 Warnemunde, Julie 20, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 40, 43, 49, 73, 83 Warner, Richard 31, 51, 87 Watson, Lonny 51, 87 Welchlin, Kelly 18, 31, 42, 45, 87 Wiederhoeft, Neil 31, 32, 45, 69, 87 Windschill, Brad 31, 32, 51, 54, 87, 105 Wischnak, Cheryl 87 Wolle, Kimberly 31, 39, 87 Wright, LuAnn 26, 35, 87 Yackel, Carol 17, 31, 35, 39, 87 Zumwalt, June 73, 87 SENIORS Achterhoff, Brian 44, 90 Allen, Greta 90 Anderson, Dean 44, 90 Anderson, Jo Ellen 13, 30, 31, 91, 104 Anderson, Kathryn 37, 39, 44, 91, 104 Askeland, Susan 44, 91 Barker, Philip 26, 28, 29, 51, 64, 91, 104, 105, 107 Bergquist, Kay 31, 40, 104, 105, 107 Berndt, Robert 91 Blanchfield, Joel 12, 13, 30, 31, 32, 49,51, 58, 60, 73, 91,104, 105 Bloomquist, Kris 14, 30, 31, 35, 37, 91 Bodin, Connie 14, 30, 31, 36, 37, 91 Bonin, Gary 52, 92, 109 Bottem, David 16, 26, 31, 32, 51, 92, 104 Bottem, Marilyn 31, 38, 39, 44, 56, 57, 92 Brown, Jill 8, 13, 26, 90, 105 Chalin, Kenneth 92 Chapman, Susette 13, 26, 28, 29, 30, 31, 35, 49,61, 92, 104, 105 Christensen, Kim 45, 92, 104, 105 Curry, Scott 13, 45, 64, 92 Dalen, Gerald 8, 51, 54, 66, 68, 92, 104, 105, 107 Dempsey, Brian 13, 51, 69, 92 Dexheimer, Bradley 93 Downs, James 31, 93 Eklund, Bruce 50, 51, 93 Eng, Tom 26, 45, 52, 69, 93, 104 Evers, Betty 31, 35, 40, 44, 93, 104 Finstad, Julie 13, 93 Fischer, Kevin 42, 43, 93, 104 Fischer, Randall 44, 93 Fischer, Stanley 93 Francis, Michael 42, 44, 93 Gohr, Jon Goltz, Virgil 42, 43, 94, 104 Haler, Douglas 94 Harbitz, Bonnie 13, 26, 35, 39, 40, 94, 104, 105 Heiderschedit, Leona 94 Heller, Mark 31, 51, 94 Hesse, Scott 44, 94 Hill, David 44 Hoffman, Richard 94 Hurley, Gwen 13, 27, 31, 32, 35, 36, 37, 39, 40, 56, 62, 94 Husby, Jeffrey 94 Ingham, Marla 13, 26, 28, 29, 31, 38, 39, 57, 94, 105, 107 Jandahl, Kathleen 13, 26, 35, 39, 62, 95, 104 Joblinske, Marcia 95, 104 Johnson, Brenda (Anderson) 35, 38, 95, 107 Johnson, Thomas 8, 40, 41, 51, 66, 95 Jorgenson, Corrine 95 Klaras, Tom 30, 81 Klutz, Debbie 31, 34, 44, 57, 95 Knaack, Charles 95 Knickrehm, Thomas 58, 60, 95 Knutson, Robert 51, 54, 95 Kolden, Ann 95, 104 Lammle, Lori 95 Lang, Dale 42, 44, 96 Lang, Steven 96 Lantz, Linda 31, 36, 96 Larson, Dale 96 Lindquist, Gary 96 Lindquist, Kaylene 8, 13, 35, 44, 96 Lunz, Allen 45, 96 Mackey, Curtis 44, 96 Madison, Diane 96 Malmgren, Wendy 44, 96 Mays, Edwin 26, 44, 97 Melheim, Marilyn 97 Miller, Cynthia 97 Monsen, Wayne 20, 22, 23, 42, 52, 64, 97, 105 Moody, Lois 35, 38, 44, 97 Moulton, David 8, 13, 26, 28, 31, 32, 33, 97, 104, 105, 107, 109 Nelson, Barry 97 Nelson, Deborah 57, 97 Nelson, Steven 13, 41, 54, 68, 97, 103 Nelson, Warren 98 Nessler, Debbie 98 Nibbe, Douglas 14, 51, 98 Niemeier, Gayleen 35, 38, 57, 98 Niemeier, Jane 98 Nordby, Lonnie 44, 45, 98 Olson, James 44 Osland, Charles 8, 12, 49, 51, 58, 98 Osland, Sarah 13, 31, 35, 36, 37, 98 Otto, Doranne 31, 44, 57, 98 Parsons, Susan 13, 26, 28, 29, 37, 39, 57, 62, 99, 104, 105, 107 Pearson, Thomas 13, 45, 99, 104, 107 Peifer, John 13, 15, 19, 20, 45, 73, 90, 104, 107 Peters, Arne 99 Petersen, Norman 26, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 51, 99, 104, 105, 107 Pierson, Donald 44, 99 Pierson, Mary 99 Quick, Wendy 14, 37, 40, 81, 99, 104, 105, 107 Quiring, Betty 10, 14, 26, 29, 31, 73, 99, 104, 105 Redmond, Lawrence 44, 99 Rettke, Susan 8, 26, 29, 30, 31, 32, 49, 99 Reynold, James 45, 51, 100 Reynolds, Paul 100 Ringen, Cheryl 45, 57, 100 Rinne, Robert 16, 54, 66, 100, 102, 104 Rosik, Catherine 13, 26, 29, 31, 32, 35, 104 Rossiter, Richard 52, 64, 100 Sandberg, LuAnn 44, 100 Sanders, Linda 35, 44, 100 Sawatzky, Peggy 16, 26, 35, 100, 105, 107 Schaefer, Carl 100 Schlomann, David 31, 32, 41, 64, 100 Schlomann, Sandra 13, 35, 57, 101 Schmid, Karen (Sandmeyer) 35, 36, 39, 62, 101 Schmidt, Jean 44, 101 Schmidt, Mary 14, 26, 31, 73, 101 Schmidtke, Robin 8, 35, 36, 39, 61, 62, 73, 90 Schofield, Annette 35, 44, 101 Schroeder, Fredrick 45, 54, 101, 194, 105 Sinclair, Debra 31, 39, 40, 101, 105, 107 Sizer, Kenton 52, 64, 65, 101 Smith, Gene 58, 101 Stradtman, Mark 101 Tintes, Duane 44, 101 Torkelson, Susan 13, 26, 28, 29, 31, 32, 90, 104, 105, 107 Vanderbilt, Mark 9, 11, 20, 21, 26, 28, 29, 49, 53, 54, 102, 104, 105, 107 Warling, Colleen 36, 57, 102, 104 Warner, Patrick 16, 102 Wassman, Trudy 35, 38, 102, 105, 107 Weidenbach, Darwin 45, 102 Welchlin, Cabot 52, 64, 65, 102, 104 Wick, Catherine 35, 44, 57, 102 Windschill, Karen 31, 35, 62, 102, 107 Winkelman, Natalie (Nelson) 8, 9, 11, 12, 31,43, 103 Wolner, Thomas 103 Wright, Robert 42, 103 Youngmark, Deborah 13, 44, 103 Zender, Gustaf 51, 54, 66, 103 Zumwalt, Merle 103 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Anderson, Don 74 Anderson, Esther 74 Anderson, Leetana 74 Anderson, Pat 37, 75 Anderson, Robert 73 Appleton, Robert 51, 75, 102 Arneson, John 45, 75 Bakker, Austid 74 Berndt, Janet 75 Buckingham, Lester 75 Busch, Dale 75 Casper, Cheryl 74 Christiansen, Ken 74 Christianson, Robert 58, 72, 73 Crowley, Jean 74 Dalen, Leonard 44, 68, 75 Egge, Lucille 75 Erickson, Clarice 74 Froslan, Eldora 74 Gosche, William 73 Gigsted, Clara 74 Haney, Donna 61, 62, 75 Hanson, Don 64, 65, 75, 77 Heller, Janice 74 Hillier, David 75 Johnson, Charlotte 75 Johnson, Jerry 66, 67 Jokumsen, Richard 28, 76 Knopp, Philip 76 Koch, Donna 40, 76 Krech, Emery 76 Krueger, Paul 58, 59, 60, 76 Kutches, Lowell 50, 51, 66, 67, 76 Lentsch, Vera 74 Madson, Richard 72 Malmgren, Marie 76 McCuskey, Veona 76 Mohr, William 51, 58, 59, 76 Morgan, Mrs. Garland 73 Nelson, LeRoy 73, 109 Nibbe, Charles 73 Oftedahl, Susan 45, 76 Okerstrom, John 76 Otto, Mary 76 Parsons, Dudley 45, 73, 77 Paulson, Gary 28, 77 Plumhoff, Don 77 Rabe, Glen 72 Renner, Norb 52, 64, 77 Rennick, Wallace 77 Sands, Virginia 74 Schuett, Lawrence 74 Schmiesing, Roger 73 Strommen, Ab 49, 77 Veglahn, Arnold 54, 68, 77 Wedge, Everette 74 Wetzel, Milton 39, 77 OTHER ADAMS, MRS. ALAN 60 ANDERSON, JERRY 43 BARKER, REV. ROBERT 107 BARNELL, WENDY 62 BECK, LINNEA 34 BOTTEM, TAMMY 34, 62 BRANDTS, LARRY 34 BUCKINGHAM, DRAKE 68 CASMEY, HOWARD B. 108 COUSINS, REBECCA 68 CURRY, PHYLLIS 63 CURRY, WENDY 62 DALEN, DEAN 66, 68 DOWNS, JEAN 62 FREDERIC KSON, LORNA 34 GOSCHE, MATT 68 HANSON, KATHERINE 62 HATTING, MARK 67 HEILIGER, TERRY 68 HILL, BRENT 67 JACOBSEN, JOAN 34 JACOBY, THERESA 34 JOHNSON, ROBERT 43 KNICKREHM, KRIS 34 KOCH, TERRY 68 KRECH, PAUL 67 KRUEGER, BETH ANN 60 KRUEGER, MRS. PAUL 60 LANDSTEINER, LAURIE 34, 62 LILLEJORD, JON 68 NESSLER, RANDY 68 NORDBY, MARK 66, 67 OTTUM, JOCELYN 61 OUREN, JOSEPH 68 PETERSON, BRADLEY 59 PORTER, AMY 34 PLUMHOFF, JANE 61 RONNEI, PEGGY 34 SCHILLER, SCOTT 67 SCHMIDTKE, LAURIE 34, 62 SCHMILLEN, TONY 68 SIZER, MIKE 59 STAMP, DANIEL 68 STENSRUD, DAWN 61 SWENSON, MARK 68 VOGT, ARDEN 67 WELCHLIN, VANCE 43 WOUNER, STEVE 59, 68 ZUMWALT, DALE 59 Color Photos - Courtesy of Keith Photography, St. James, Minnesota