St James School - Knight Yearbook (Faribault, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1971 volume:

-1 Knight 1971 St. James School Faribault, Mlhnesota Photo Essay . Academics. . . School Life . . Activities . . . Sports .,.. Students .... Faculty, Staff index ........ Photo Essay Q' I ,..--- ' I Q---'ZZ The Road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began 1 Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? l cannot say. ,Q 5 hav' Mafffvmw-fwswxfgffxu a .4 ...i iq A s 6 am Pursulhg it with eager feet, M R.. 4,9 f .sf- L .. ,N-N Unt17 it j:.ii':' some larger way .N 3 'fa f oo 5 A A 'f' F1 , f fly., 'Q 1. ,, . f x Z NE f ,r 'WWA Xa,-' J f,,f M , Now far ahead the Road has gone, Ano' l must follow, if l can, J. R. R. Tolkein Lord of the Rings f, , ,G . ,WK .K --M ' ' . -4 ' ,A , -0 V L. 5 'i3Lj?'!,24i' 4- ix 3 Q .0 . , , S' f I e f 1 f , , A , wg Q, X WM, K M gf? R 4' f-4 H If rl, Mmyaigiy ,, V - , JU f. 1 .Q V eff? 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The procession was headed by all The sfuclenfs of ST. James. MWF H Sieve Ellefson receives an award from Canon Bray and Mr. Douglas Tk i .SFX L it .12 . 1- ' Tom Carter and Bob DeChene work together on a problem. --vale 1 Lower School students can now help each other and learn in the process. Lower School Becomes Non-Graded System The St. James Lower School started a new experience this January when it went non-graded. Now students of the former Fifth and Sixth grades work and study together in the same rooms. Each student is grouped according to his aloility, instead of age. The boys like this new way ot learning and hope that it will continue next year. Mr. Douglas directs a class in a unit on advertising. During the winter some St. Mary's girls helped with reading. W M Carey and Mike help each other. risk 'fflfux . -.QR NNN 4 Y W rw. 4 Jim Stark gets the proiector ready for a movie in Seventh grade social studies. E :gmt 'in Exercise period is led three times a week by Mr. Warrick. Jamies enjoy Variety of Classes The class schedule at St. James is varied and offers the students everything from Earth Science, to world history, to French. Each student in the Upper School takes five classes including science, math, social studies, English, and French. 12 Mr. Erickson helps Matt Brovvn during study hall. Mr. Douglas and Mr. Pullen examine the video tape machine L, -Q -.,h wg...- Ninth grade science in their new room. Eighth graders listen to a French tape. nnmnnmmw f Lower School boys read a book in their lounge urea Special Classes, Testing at St. James St. James has a very good testing and re- medial section as part of its regular aca- demic offerings. Special classes are offered in language retraining, in remedial read- ing, and in remedial math. In addition a complete testing schedule is followed with intelligence and aptitude tests administer- ed in the Fall and in the Spring. Individual intelligence tests are also given. Mrs. Huston gives Glenn Widman the WISC, an intelligence test. Tom Barthel is helped in math by Mrs. Kangas. Mrs. Wliillock is also a reading specialist, ale-ewi 5 14 Lk 'Q W 'iw 5 , ........,a Q X Mr. Gordon tutors George Piper with reading Knight Iites K 1 y I ,,i ,f -f fl L , .fix I -3 , -x M -..., , Q 1 NWN fi 4' Q... 5 gm, :M wang-'U' X fv- Qs.. 'Q bv O if S . ' Mya' X-,Q 'mq www St. James Holds Last Summer School The losT ST. Jomes summer school wos held for five weeks This posT summer, wiTh clolsses in The morn- ings ond loke TronT ocTiviTies in The oTTernoon, The Time wos enioyed by mosT boys. All meols were Token in The ShoTTuck dining holl which meont Three bus Trips o dcly, ond on eorly rising. l l -Lv 5 5715'- Sunset over Lake Mozcsko. Jeff Jurcyk gets some Time to sit in The sun. Geordie Olmsted boards The bus to return to ST. Jomes ofTer cz meal at Shattuck. School Life A9 3 n .- ' . :npr-5, '. :Jul 1, g ,' A ' 5 5 :3 ' 1-431 ,ly-. ,- 'c '245j,,, W I Q, Qi-:A f ,rm X x' 4.1.1 - NMJA .br- w Qlwx 4 1 .1 H, . 'YW . iv T: llfl If John Skoglund carries his Jamie cloihes To his room. The Road Looks Long on the First Day Jim Ramaley's father helps puT The new room in order. , I sm il, QF i The TirsT ClCly of school COD be frlghfenlng Tor Russ Hoover picks up his books from Mr, Zoubek. anyone, buT more so, if your school is a boarol- ing school. BuT wiTh a Tew smiles and some well r , A T, ,ag.,,., 1, an y wishes Trom The Teachers and The olol sTudenTs, e-M i gt m 1 f?Q,g gfx la, 2gi The TuTure can look greaT, and The road To The end, noT so long. 1?- vfigijfi Qffifrg f dig . if ,-A if . ' 17:. ',:' :h .-.li .5',.f , fi. Jifrx . lf! L ,. 1 ' ,. .l... 'xl' ' . V 5: A fi. rv.-1-,H 1. , kr.. ,L y6'3,3,, Q ii ali if i l I, , ,,,s 4' l T L - P .T iss- 'F I A -- T L' 'r ' T A i T ig seeel is 5 s ii Y' T 5' 'LT'V- JT-vu l if T . ssi 'S T ' K as A ,, 1 T ll liii W Q T ' T ' i 1T T A T if f, T L .'1- TTTT ' I , ' ' Tig, , TT .T A , A l l, , ,.,-v 1 , fsgyw K 4, 4, il Reed Boyd carried his gear To his room in Hull Hall David Anderson greets new sTuclenT Vance McVey. i 'Si sk . Mike Donahue touches up his pumpkin to Tom Carter won o prize for his costume. 4 . 'Q . '11 .W T x r the contest. .. S k,k. s was 5 Jamies Halloween Frightful Occasion A Halloween party was held tor those Jamies who did not go home tor the big weekend, and was a great success. Contests for the best pumpkin and the best costumes were held, cider and donuts and other goodies were consumed in large amounts, and a double feature horror movie topped oft the events. Mrs. Dwyer, Guy Johnson, and John Hontz get their pumpkin ready for the big night. The pumpkin carving winners - Guy Johnson, Hugh Thciyer, Tom Carter, and the Mummy 19 Q l ,Fir Jim Ramaley, assisted by Tom Barker and Clint Frampton, attempts to entertain Mr. Warrick. Part of the duties of the Ninth grade is to be a table head, as Doug Parent is. Getting ready for the rg. 3,5 bus to leave for Spring Break. gf Dorm Life Always a New Experience Dorm life can be a real treat. Where else can you hear Mr. Huston's sweet and gentle voice at 7 a.m. telling you to get up? Where else can you have three meals Cl day without having to wash dishes afterward? And where else could you have water tights in the shower when no faculty member is around? Yes, that's dorm life at St. James - an experience in living together. Haircuts, always a fun time. N l Wx, Q, , . te l f fl Z i Joe spends much of has dorm evenmgs sfudymg rnghtc John The Queen approaches. Our happy Queen, Ted Thurnblad. ,Q .vxg r, LN.: .Q 1, L .SEL X Y f '- 4 X W N T ,. I r V. . X 1 ..-: Y' X . 1 A X F i mf Q . . M ' . i eps , . 1, - Ji ' . 1 swf ' , S - .31 K xr ' A Q , kk A .5 f A J U sm. 5 'Q T a W f -X, E s - - Miss Bray, Mrs. Gordon, and Mrs. Erickson lead The Knights ii exp... V M'r::j' A in a cheer. ' -, 'N' Qin, ig: 4, W Q. M E 1 + Geordie Olmsted sells pennants. K- The Knights recover a fumble. 22 'YW .1 MQW' 'wa-nf lwnllvlarn WL:,4-W, g , T T A X .MV T ll ., T 1' I ,, ' 3 nwnk Aluhsld The Shattuck Crack Squad entertained the Homecoming audience. ,nn0 ' -fflw Coffee is served! Mark Doucette sells pop. Dave Anderson misses o pass. 4 fl Homecoming Enjoyed By All Who Attend Even thoughtthe Team did not win The game on Homecoming, it was a great time for all. The real highlight of The day was The crowning ot the first land probably lastl St. James Homecoming Queen. Picked by the students was Ted Thurnblad. Ted went along with The ioke and appeared in his royal robes at halt time. .4 23 Christmas Merry Time for All Christmas is always a merry time at ST. James. The celebration includes The annual ChrisTmas banqueT cmd program, which is put on by The students. The dinner is highlighTed by a tradi- tional plum pudding, which nobody usually eaTs. The Christmas program included such evenTs as The Tirst playing of The Kreed and The firsT performance of The faculty playing The school handbells. Christmas dinner is served Mr Anderson by Jim Ramaley The Jamies ioin in singing Christmas carols. The Faculty Ding-a-lings made their first and last appearance at The Christmas program. 24 X' yung! Mike Bosley digs into the Christmas meal. The Kreed made their first forma! apperance at the Christmas program. Grandma Donahue is interviewed on her opinions by Walter Flonkide. hw, my ,Q 5 . , gy i King James XX David Tenney. Dean Sack goes up for a shof but is almost blocked. Two pills three times a day - or is if three pills Two times a day? King James XX Reigns at 1971 Mardi Gras Mardi Gras, a special weekend was made more so by the dedicarions of The gymnasium. BUT as for The usual evenrs Mardi Gras weekend in- cluded a basketball game, won by The Knighls and a variety show. Seventh grader David Ten- ney was crowned King James XX by Jim Balch- elder, The old king. 26 The Globefrotlers pay off the Ref. Clint helps with the decorations for the Mardi Gras dinner 4 f',,m ff wk Qi I it ' 1 ' zh' x Y' :ESQ we .ss -:N 1 Q if sf fs same s K Q,A A N S i E 3 N i Part of 1 3 .- X .sms :Ei , S -...q,,.,-,W hw o xgmiff' .K ..,k if g' t. . ss M The St. Marys Wooden Soidiers performed at half time ww King James XIX the faculty get Together after the Mardi Gras program. fd A buffet supper was served for students and their parents. Jim Stark helps his Dad pick out conferences. Retired Bishop Kellogg gave the address. Horstman Gymnasium Dedicated by Bishop Dedication services vvere held on Mardi Gras, February 20, tor the Marvin W. l-lorstman Memorial Gymnasium. The service was conducted by the Rt. Rev. Philip McNairy, Bishop ot Minnesota, with retired Bishop Kellogg giving the address. Several hundred guests, parents, and alumni vvere present to see the completion ot the dream that had been in the minds of so many people tor so long. Canon Bray introdu' ces the guests. Mike Bosley leads the students in procession. Bishop McNairy led the service of Dedication T117 A lil l E Boys come down The sfeps offer chapel. 1 , i Chapel Plays an Important Role in a Church School Chopel is on imporTonT porT of The life of The school, especiolly in o church school. Services ore held on Wednesdoy ond Fridoy mornings ond on speciol occosions such os Chrisrmos. The Reverend M. Lloyd Jones ond The Reverend Thomos Hughes hove boTh served os The school choploins, during The TirsT semesTer. Conon Broy ond oTher members of The foculfy hove led The services since The beginning of The second semesTer. Podre Jones leods The school in o hymn. The Time offer chapel is often used for Tolking about The evenfs of the coming doy. Faces of St. James fb in W , f.,, 1- ' T f M f- ,W ff,. .,, - AE: ya ,,,...W W W A..,, ' A 5 ,,, M , , in .VA M. 1 ,1 A ctivities -U. -8' 4.-A Journalism Part of Many Boys Activities The Journalism group at ST. James is responsible for The publishing of both The Crossbow, The school newspaper, and The Knight, The yearbook. The group meets Twice a , i J week with Mr. Pullen, The advisor, to work on both publi- cations. Boys in The eighth and ninth grade can elect To receive one-half credit for a year's work in iournalism, if they so desire. .6 , tfffs Q M.. 1 John Didier, editor, and David Cannon, Managing editor. Todd Heilicher served as photographer .c me fl T' .4,.,,f, Journalism: Front Row: Jim Stark, Jim Batchelder, Matt Brown, John Didier, Mitch Bentley. Second Row: Tom Barthel, John Tomasian, Dean Sack, Mike Donahue, Todd Heilicher, Mr, Pullen, advisor. Back Row: Mark Doucette, Guy Johnson, Reed Boyd, John l-lantz. Jim Star yearbook. k and Jim Batchelder work on cutlines for the 32 Guy Johnson and Dean Sack, sports writers, work on their stories for the Crossbow I At Halloween - back in thefold days. The Kreed played several numbers at Mardi Gras. Boys Organize Band Called Kreed Kreed was tormecl last tall by several boys who had been playing Together since school started and by Mr. Ebel who directs the band. Kreed has gone all out to attain the image ot a rock band - including uniforms, pictures, and to be put out this spring - an album. The Kreedz Dean Sack, Doug Parent, Nigel Coft, Reed Boyd, John Didier, David Cannon. lPeterson Studiol Dean Sack made a hit at Mardi Gras with his drum solo. J ll 'N'-nu! John Hantz drills a hole for his project. Mike Farkas practices mechanics with a piece of old equipment. Woodworking Shop Now Available for All Boys Something new this year has been the addition of a shop for boys from all grades to work in and make proiects. Mr. Douglas and Mr. Warrick have been managing the shop and the equipment has been donated by many parents and friends of St. James. The shop is open every Tuesday and Thursday after- noon and on weekends, when one of the faculty members can be dragged in. A John Skoglund works with a hammer y, will it Gerry Vimir uses the power equipment. xi x jk 34 Mr. Warrick puts a blade in the saw. X 3 IE'-I, A - K. , 'lr ffiizfufs. rrivfi . gif C 'Q-grit iii? - ERE' ' V722 'lh wg. xif . ff , an 2 8-41 A Sports ,mg 5 I 3 YQ 4 Q mfyvff Watching ci ploy. Bloine Freeman out to pass. Football Team Plays a Tough Season - 5 The Knight footboll teom, smoller ond more inexper- T ienced thon lost yeor's Teom, hod o losing season This yeor. The teom ployed o lull schedule of gornes ogdinsl such schools os Deof, Owotonno, ond Breck. Only one touchdown wos scored during the yeor, ogoinst Deof of Homecoming. Co-coptoins, Kent Nygren ond Lee Goodmon. Footboll Teom: Front Row: Mr. Erickson, heod cooch, Jeff Jurcyk, Jim Botchelder, Bob Boxter, Joe DeChene, Alvin Loveloce, Todd Heilicher, Mr. Gordon, ossistont cooch. Second Row: Clint Frompton, Ted Thurnblod, Dovld Fritz, Andy Mood, Mork Michelson, Mott Brown, John Rice. Third Row: Lee Goodmon, Deon Sock, Ted Ccrdozo, Ted Wilcox, Glenn Widmon, Bob Mongon, Mike Donohue, Dovld Cannon. Bock Row: Dovid Anderson, Kent Nygren, John Tomcision, Guy Johnson, Bloine Freeman, Scott Robinson, Doug Porenf. '15,-r?2-K1 W' V Q nr, A wr Mft, .T 3. ' I. . f A . :f. ,,,, M H ' 41 .. I X9 n , f, , vu ' fi . E4 2 mf W Wm Dave Anderson makes c touchdown at Homecoming. . ,W zgi,,,, , John Tomasiun goes down. Todd Heilicher punts for the Knights. f 1 W M ,L ul' is - wr ff. ,arf K5 ,us if 1' .1 .,,.. . - 1 Q Play against Deaf. Af Homecoming. Q 'x',' 'LV .., 4 -'.-5. av ,. 414. .A1 ,. .. .. ,L , 1 .-. V- 'g , ,. ' 2 H. ,. -- ,. 'gift A ,ll . sf L VA V f ,'- f.'14 S:.5,? -V , V , W- . XD' 'fA'.a..1-' 2.i ,,'-5f1 ' A 1 . 7 I t ' A .. , ST-1, f ' f 535414 , t . V .,fw,1fn,.'L .44 -5 :L 1 -2 f - 3, 1.34 V 7 V. V. an VW 42 , A I ., . I QL, , k 5' ' 1.1-5 .. 5 , -nh-if Q 'A I, S , -75' 7 . EE' f -1, Nw- . 'ff fx' . ff ,f..,l-, 3.5 W 1 'ff' . 7 ,, af ' , v I 4 H ' D , 1 ' ' , 'L ,r. . 1. Vi? . t .j.V V H 4 w , i X0 . ff I 44 A TN s A F .mga ld, , W Msg ,, gyflznmf f V L, i. A 4155, 1 Pee Wee on the rush. Soccer, Flag Football Highlight Fall Sports Soccer and flag football proved to be a great addition to fall sports at St. James for those boys who did not want to or were not old enough to wplay football. Mr. Swan coached the soccer team which had one game. Mr. Warrick coached the flag football team which had sev- eral games against the Faribault elementary' schools. 38 Flag Football Team: Front Row: Cary Rowe, Bill Dean, Bob DeChene, Mark Meyer, Tony Borruso. Back Row: Mike Bosley, John Skoglund, David Davis, Tom Carter, David Lindemer, Mr. Warrick, coach. 1 1 JAM Mo ii Mfy , , wf.. ,, Soccer Team: Front Row: Mike Huston, Julio Escanclon, Hugh Thayer, Gerry Vimir, Steve Hennig. Back Row: Doug Todd, Russ Hoover, Jim Ramaley, Kirk Anderson, Dave Tenney, John Hantz. 'K y ' , VN ' Q V I 7 'ff W' , Z f V' If 13 ' ,flair tif? 'ITJN MQ 'fi ,.f ,sr,gq,- , K , V 1 ll, 151. 3, x y W ,, V. f If ,ft A , 4- -if . ' - V ' ,Amr HJ! Hr- . it h if ' , ' t.. ' ,Y V , '- .. V ,J ' fwf ' H fy. 1 5' ev, 'W -,f 1: I ,' 4? 4 ' , mf 'm , it My ll Mill ,ul Uh f F ' fl ' LVVV : ig i , . -.. , f A g, ' M, Q gr, 1- , V I A wmfim . ,gf aw Q X ' . - M tfff f 5,21 VN f, M ., f 4 ., I A.. H J' M -'A tr tw W rr,wf.'9g1, , ' , , A , 1 V, L W, fi , W q W wgfwwwwi, F F 54 wo 7 Wfmf V 171 6 7 QQ if W 'F 5' 'V F K we L., i Flag football against McKinley School of Faribault. Carey Rowe trys to get away from opposition team member. 39 W r fa fa in Q, 1 it Face off! ,M Hockey Team Plays D Games at Shattuck The Knight hockey team played a very light schedule ot games this year -- only three, Two of which they won, against the Faribault Recrea- tional League. Mr. Anderson and Mr. Mayer both helped in the coaching this year. Little Beast and K iq fa , QM ,Q 59 ,,,,..,. , ,, W if a.. i 'H 'E W , ,Levi The Jamies played all of their games at the Shattuck rink. it Whitten pay attention to the game. Hockey Team: Front Row: Russ Hoover, David Hennies, Mark Meyer, Bill Dean, Hugh Thayer. Second Row: David Tenney, Malt Brown, Jim Stark, Julio Escandon, John Hantz, Alvin Lovelace, David ' d h bl d. 40 Cannon. Back Row: Ted Cardozo, Kit Whitten, Scott Geston, Geo rge Piper, Guy Johnson, Te T um a 1' X Ns x in .1 LJ Doug Parent takes on a Lonsdale wrestler. Wrestling Team: Front Row: Nigel Cotf, Mark Higgins, Bob Mangan, Doug Parent. Back Row: Tom Carter, Doug Todd, Reed Boyd, Mark Doucette, Mike Donahue. Mark Higgins wrestles former Jamie, Kevin Mertz at Shattuck. Mr. Douglas, wrestling coach, watches two boys wrestle with Kevin Mertz as the referee. Wrestling Group Enjoys New Room The St. James wrestling group moved into new quarters when the gym was completed this fall. They also had a brand new mat to practice on. With Mr. Douglas as coach, they learned the basic holds and moves. They also had help from some ot the Shattuck wrestlers. The team had one meet - against Lonsdale which they won 24-19. ,.....-..? 't ipaq, bfi Dove Anderson trys to get into position for a shot in the championship game against I. C. Knights Place Second in Tri-County League St. James' Knights placed second in the newly formed Tri-County League this year, after a slow start at the beginning of the season. Probably the most exciting games were the Mardi Gras game during which the Knights defeated Lonsdale 44-23, and the semi-finals of the Tri-County tournament in which St. James beat St. Dominic's ot Northfield 4l-39 in the last seconds of play. M k M- h I -h h b H. B Team: Front Row: Bob Dc-:Chene Cary Rowe Mike Huston Back Row Mr Dwyer coach John or IC eson WIT T e G Skoglund, David Davis, John Rice Vance McVey Jeff Wolsieffer Mr Erickson head coach 42 A Team: Front Row: Dovid Fritz, Jim Botchelder, Bob Baxter, Joe DeChene, Jeff Jurcyk, Jim Grundell. Bock Row: Mr. Dwyer, coach, Lee Goodman, Bruce McLeod, John Didier, John Tomasion, Dean Sock, Kent Nygren, Gerry Vimr, Clint Frampton, Mr. Erickson, heoal cocich. John Tomasion holds the Tri-County League second place trophy if ,, .rr . M19 1 jedi Y J ft 5.x XX 1 X i t fag A F Jxg X N if Q 3 ds RX is x ..,. 'tl fs . .W Deon Sock about to throw the ball in the lost seconds of cm gome. - , ,' rmgfiilu ,KWH , .,,,,W ,V V X e Ci' L' A 'W i 'J f, nv Jr! ,f ,2 ,. We g ' ME, , it ,1 fm . ,U ,W , r t,f, Q5 V L, Q mit , 'ff lim ,, Q ,, 'V Q Bob Baxter brings the ball down the court. Mr. Dwyer tells them how he wants its done. fl If In , .4-.-L 43 A game ot football of ff f. ag . , .fsycwsfews i . .I it ' 4 y yy.y 'gs l H f ,... t V- ' V . ',,, ' l A.,A in sIi9htlY less than pertect conditions. .V The Ret of the Student-Faculty basketball game. ' I Winter Activities Many, Interesting The .lamies enjoyed oi variety of winter activities to go along with the usual winter sports. Included in this was gymnastics with Mr. Warrick supervising on some ot the new St. James equip- ment. Skiing was also an interest among some of the boys. Highlighting the end of the winter was the Student-Faculty basketball game and the winter sports banquet at which winter awards were given. Mr. Erickson applauds basketball award winners at the winter sports banquet. Mr. Warrick coaches Mike Huston on the parallel bars. Andy Moad shows us how its done on skis. ,Q N H 'L.X4f,f,H ' . A , fy I Wgy- 'S s 1 y if R I N l, 554+ l Golf practice - a little too close perhaps. l 2 l- M Sports Make Spring Enjoyable Time St. James offers a great variety of things for boys to do in the spring. Included are canoeing, golf, tennis, baseball, soccer, and general loaf- ing. Many boys are good at general loafing. Activities go on five days a week, with sporting events like baseball games in competition with other schools in the area. Spring soccer practice. Canoeing can be confusing, can't it? Matt Brown clobbers the ball. The Playground equipment gets o workout in the Spring 54 'vu -uno Faculty members work on their motorcycles. Spllng Cleoning lime' 51 .,,..,f-1' 2 John Skoglund wants his picture token. 46 Students S- , .gin 4:3 1- .1 af, v - I 1 - .fu . TM , , 5 iff, M., rm, :H+ ini Ninth Grade r D David Anderson Reed Boyd David Cannon Nigel CCH John Didier Lee Goodman Mark Higgins Guy Johnson Ninth Grade Kent Nygren Georolie Olmsted Doug param George Piper Scott Robinson Ted Thurnblod Mike Wilson Eighth Grade Tom Bflfkef Tom Boirihel Jim Bciichelder Ted Cordozo Mike Donohue Mike Fcirkois Clint Frampton Eighth Grade Jim Gmndeu Todd Heilicher Sfeve Hennig Brion Herkenrcm Bruce MCI-eod Mark Michelson Andy Moqd Eighth Grade Jim Romuley Deon Seck John Tomclsicm Gerry Vimr Kit Whitten Glenn Widmcxn Ted WHCOX Seventh Grade Robert Baxter Mott Brown Joe DeChene Julio Escondon David Fritz Scott Geston John Hontz Seventh Grade ev l Russell Hoover Jeff Jurcyk Alvin Loveloce MQTT Odney Tim Oliver Jim Stork Dovid Tenney Lower School Tony Borruso Mike Bosley Tom Cgrfer Dovid Dovis Bill Dean Bolo DeChene i Mork Doucetfe David Hermies Mike Huston Lower School David Lindemer VG,-,Ce Mcvey Mark Meyer N John Rice Cory Rowe John Skoglund Hugh Thoyer Doug Todd Jeff Wolsieffer Faculty, Staff 9 .jg ,L v. .' 5 . -1:4-Af. I I 1, - ,. 'f .f f- di-.' gm' , 441,- Wi g.A4 mt, ,QV .4 Faculty The Reverend Canon Allen F. Bray lll Headmaster Eric Anderson Assistant Headmaster, Director of Studies, English, Ninth Grade Advisor, Hockey Peggy Agerter French James Douglas Kenneth Dwyer Peter Ebel Director of Lower School, Sixth Grade Fifth Grade, Assistant in Lower Seheel Dorm Direqtorl Fine Arts Wrestling Athletics 58 Faculty Richard Erickson TroCY Gordon 505501 Studies, Afhpefic Director English, SLD, Seventh Grade Advisor Mary Gordon Social Studies, Library '25,-E Nancy Huston Science, Library Donald Husfon Patricia Kangas Dormitory Director, Physical Plant Director Remedicl Mfllh 59 Faculty John Swan Mathematics, Soccer, Eighth Grade Advisor David Mayer SLD Reading Specialist, Hockey Michael Pullen On Leave l97OAl97l, Journalism Mary Whillock SLD Reading Specialist Timothy Warrick Phillip Zoubek Dormitory Assistant, Assistant to the Physical Plant Assistant in Athletics Director 60 Staff Jayne Bray Dorothy Herkenratt Clerical Assistant Jeri Fritz Registrar Financial Secretary Lowell Fritz Engineer George O'Conner Custodian Mrs. Marie Wegner Kitchen and Cleaning Mrs. Shirley Hanson Cook Mrs. Edna Pumper Cleaning and Laundry Mrs. Nila Amundson Laundry 3. Y. Mrs. Loretta Riemer Head Cook 8' Mike Bosley ond Mr. Moyer work on reading. The L er School decor their room. The Road goes ever on and on Out from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone, Let others follow it who can! Let them a journey new begin, But I at last with weary feet WH! turn towards the lighted Inn, My evening-rest and sleep to meet J. R. R. Tolkein Lord of The Rings Students Index ANDERSON, DAVID, 1802 Seventh St. S., Fargo, N. D. 58102 17011 237-9083 ...... ...-..-... 1 8, 22, 36, 37, 42, 43, 47 ANDERSON, KIRK, 3531 Arbor Lane, Hopkins, Minn. 55343 HENNIES, DAVID, 21 Turners Cross Roads, Minneapolis, Minn. 55416 16121 544-6277 .......................... .-..-- 4 0, 54 HENNIG, STEVEN, The Maples, Canaan St., Canaan, N. H. 03714 16031 523-9929 .............................. -- 39, 50 HERKENRATT, BRIAN, 2405 N.W. Second Ave., Faribault, Minn. 55021 15071 334-3481 ................................... 50 HERMAN, PAUL, 2406 N. Eighth St., Fargo, N. D, 58102 17011 237-6426 HIGGINS, MARK, 3510 The Mall, Minnetonka, Minn. 55343 16121 473-7550 .......... ..............-.------ 4 1, 47 HOOVER, RUSSELL, 1125 N. Washington, Wheaton, III. 60187 13121 668.8811 ,----,,-,-.-.,.... .,..... 1 8, 39, 40, 53 HUSTON, MICHAEL, St. James School, Faribault, Minn. 55021 15071 334.3901 -,---,-,--,,,-...,.. 7, 11, 39, 42, 44,54 JOHNSON, GUY, 1115 Highland Ave., So. St. Paul, Minn. 55075 16121 935-4883 ...................... ...-------- - - 39 BARKER, THOMAS, 8935 N. Picture Ridge Rd., Peoria, lll. 61614 13091 691-1145 ........-............ ...- 1 6, 20, 45, 49 BARTHEL, THOMAS, 510 Knollwood Dr. S.E., Cedar Rapids, Ia. 52403 13191 363-9800 ...................... --- 14, 16, 32, 49 BATCHELDER, JAMES, 502 N.W. Fifth sr., Faribault, Minn. 55021 15071 334-3164 ...................... 27, 32, 36, 43, 49 BAXTER, ROBERT, 522 Union sf., Eau Claire, wis. 54701 17151 832-7812 ...................... .....- 3 6, 43, 52 BENTLEY, MITCHELL, 1246 Hazel Blvd., Tulsa Okla. 74114 19181 742-5472 ......................... ........-. 3 2 BLAKE, KEVIN, 2549 Mercedes Dr., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 33316 13051 524-6749 ......................... ......-..- 6 2 BORRUSO, TONY, 1923 Grant, Lai 81, Faribault, Minn. 55021 15071 334-4472 ............................ 38, 46, 54 BOSLEY, MICHAEL, Balaton, Minn. 56115 15071 734-5341 ................... 16, 25, 28, 38, 54, 62 BOYD, REED, 1209 Brookside Pkwy., Bartlesville, Okla. 74003 19181 333-4878 ................... 18, 25, 32, 33, 41, 47 BROWN, MATTHEW, 5400 Londonderry Rd., Edina, Minn. 55436 16121 935-7482 ................ 12, 26, 32, 36, 40, 45, 52 CANNON, DAVID, 4120 W. Sunset Blvd., Minneapolis, Minn. 55416 16121926-1764 ................ 16, 25, 32, 33, 36, 40 47 CARDOZO, TED, 5 Tamarac St., Mahtomedi, Minn. 55115 16121 426-2530 ............................ 36, 40, 49 CARTER, THOMAS, P. O. Box 2432, E. Peoria, Ill. 61611 13091 265-9317 ...................... 11, 38, 41, 45, 54 COFF, NIGEL, St. James School, Faribault, Minn. 55021 1 15071 332-8132 ......................... 25, 33, 41, 47 DAVIS, DAVID, P. O. Box 175, Ft. Washakie, Wyo. 82514 13071 332-4896 ............................ 38, 42, 54 DEAN, WILLIAM, 1050 Goodrich Ave., St. Paul, Minn. 55105 16121 226-4423 .......................... 7, 38, 40, 54 DE CHENE, JOSEPH, Big Lake, Minn. 55309 16121263-2716 ......................... 21, 36, 43, 52 DE CHENE, ROBERT, ..................... 11, 38, 42, DIDIER, JOHN, 503 S.W. Ninth Ave., Rochester, Minn. 5590 46, 54 1 15071282-9065 .................... 5, 25, 32, 33, 43 47 DONAHUE, MICHAEL, 511 S. 12th St., Centerville, la. 52544 15151 856-3231 ............ 19, 21, 26, 27, 32, 36, 41 49 DOUCETTE, MARK, 8 Princeton Rd., Hinsdale, Ill. 60521 1 1 13121323-1377 ......................... 23, 32, 41, 54 ESCANDON, JULIO, Sierra Candela No. 51, Mexico 10, D. F. 540-O9-15 ..................-........... 5, 39, 40, 52 FARKAS, MICHAEL, 6901 Wooddale Avenue So., Edina, Minn. 55435 16121 926-2159 ............ .- ................. 6, 34, 49 FRAMPTON, CLINTON, 170 N. Roosevelt Ave., Columbus, Ohio 43209 16141 231-3365 ............--.... 20, 26, 27, 36, 43, 49 FREEMAN, BLAINE, 2708 18th Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minn. 55407 36 16121451-3039 ,-,,-,.,,.......... 19, 32, 36, 40, 45, 47 JURCYK, JEFFREY, 1920 N, 49th, Kansas City, Kan, 66102 19131 287-4609 ............2....... -----.-- 3 6, 43, 53 LINDEMER, DAVID, 45 E. Golden Lake Rd., Circle Pines, Minn. 55014 16121 784-6838 ....................-....- -- 11, 33, 55 LOVELACE, ALVIN, 4901 Third Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minn. 55409 16121 823-0033 .......................- .---- 3 6, 40, 53 MC LEOD, BRUCE, P. O. Box 151, Wausa, Nebr. 68786 14021 586-2381 ........................-... ---- 4 3, 50 MC VEY, VANCE, 1784 Bruce Ave., St. Paul, Minn. 55113 16121633-7613 ...................... 11, 18, 42, 45, 55 MANGAN, ROBERT, 1737 Fawn Valley Dr., Des Peres, Mo. 63131 13141 965-5038 .............................. -- 36, 41 MEYER, MARK, 1701 Western Avenue, Faribault, Minn. 55021 15071 334-6896 ......................-..... 38, 40, 55 MICHELSON, MARK, 2520 James Court, DeKalb, III. 60115 18151 756-6608 .................,.... 27, 36, 42, 43, 50 MOAD, ANDY, Pisgah, Ia. 51564 17121 456-2774 ...................... 25, 27, 36, 44, 50 NYGREN, KENT, 8112 N. Virginia Circle, St. Louis Park, Minn. 55426 16121 545-2910 ............................ 36, 43, 47 ODNEY, MATTHEW, 1604 S. Eighth St., Fargo, N. D. 58102 17011 232-4331 ................................... 53 OLIVER, TIMOTHY, 6024 Hansen Rd., Edina, Minn. 55436 16121 929-2788 ................................... 53 OLMSTED, GEORGE, 5117 Blossom Court, Minneapolis, Minn. 55436 16121 929-9543 .........--..,. - ............. 16, 22, 47 PARENT, DOUGLAS, 1121 University Ave. S.E., Mpls., Minn. 55414 16121331-5016 ............,,,.... 20, 25, 33, 36, 41, 47 PIPER, GEORGE, Hamel, Minn. 55340 16121 473-9069 ......................... 14, 36, 40, 47 RAMALEY, JAMES, 201 Echo Lane, Stillwater, Minn., 55082 16121 439-6274 ..........-..,.-...... 18, 20, 24, 39, 51 RICE, JOHN, 96 Otis Rd., Barrington, Ill. 60010 13121381-1729 .......,....-,,.,.-, 7,11, 36, 42, 45, 55 ROBINSON, SCOTT, 311 Eighth Ave. N.E., Little Falls, Minn. 56345 16121 632-4428 .........,.....,.-...,..-....... 36, 47 ROWE, CARY, 331 Maple Island Rd., Burnsville, Minn. 5537 16121 435-7770 ...............-.,.... 11, 38, 42, SACK, DEAN, 12583 Leavenworth St., Omaha, Nebr. 68154 14021 333-3983 ............ 25, 26, 32, 33, 36, 42, SKOGLUND, JOHN, 952 Summit Ave., St. Paul, Minn. 55105 8 46, 55 43, 51 16121225-6887 ................ 16, 18, 34, 38, 42, 46, 55 STARK, JAMES, 22 Park Lane, Minneapolis, Minn. 55415 16121 926-4651 ................... 12, 27, 32, 36, 40, 53 TENNEY, DAVID, Crystal Bay, Minn. 55323 16121 473-5510 ......................... 26, 39, 40, 53 THAYER, HUGH, 213 S.E. Ninth Ave., Faribault, Minn. 55021 16121721-1248 -....,.-.-...-.-.,.,-.......,...... FRITZ, DAVID, St. James School, Faribault, Minn. 55021 15071 334-3449 ............................. 36, 43, 52 GESTON, SCOTT, Sheyenne Gardens, West Fargo, N. D. 58078 17011282-3117 -,.,.--,--,--,,,,,-.,---.-..--,, 40, 52 GOODMAN, LEE, 3945 12th Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minn. 55404 16121 336-7235 -..,--...-.,.,-,----,------, 36, 43, 47 GRUNDELL, JAMES, 1740 E. 22nd St., Cheyenne, Wyo. 82001 13071 634-1686 ...,..,,.-..,-,,,-,--,,--,,-, ,-H 43, 50 HANTZ, JOHN, 7144 Third Ave. So., Richfield, Minn. 55423 16121 869-7166 .............. 8, 19, 26, 32, 84, 39, 40, 52 HEILICHER, TODD, 328 Burntside Dr., Minneapolis, Minn. 55422 16121 374-4291 ......................... 32, 36, 37, 50 15071 334-7704 ........... ......... 8 , 11, 19, 39, 40 55 THURNBLAD, TED, 800 Nevada St., Northfield, Minn. 55057 15071 645-5883 .....,,,,---,,-------,---,- ---.,--- 2 0 TODD, DOUGLAS, 8257 Hyde Ave. So., Cottage Grove, Minn. 55016 16121 459-4855 ..-..-.,-,-,-,- -,,-----,---- 3 9, 41, 55 TOMASIAN, JOHN, 1008 Cottage Drive, Bismarck, N. D. 58501 17011223-7001 -.-........ ..... 2 1, 27, 32, 36, 37, 43, 51 VIMR, GERALD, 1461 Skyline Rd., St. Paul, Minn. 55118 16121454-1461 -.....-........ ....... 2 1, 31, 34, 39, 43 WHITTEN, CHRISTOPHER 1KlT1, Route 1, Box 223, Hamel, Mn. 55340 16121425-5323 ...-,---- -,,-,--------- --------- 4 0 51 I WIDMAN, GLENN, 21 Giltillan Rd., St. Paul, Minn. 55110 I 16121484-6618 ------- ----.--.-...-.. - -- 14, 27, 36, 51 WILCOX, TED, Lakeview Terrace, Waconia, Minn. 55387 16121442-4121 .,.,-,- ---------- -----------u--- 3 6 '51 WILSON, MICHAEL, 7001 Antrim Rd., Edina, Minn. 55435 16121 941-5547 ...- -,-,-- ------------ ------------- 4 3 WOLSIEFFER, JEFFREY, 9720 Palmer Circle, Bloomington, Minn. 55431 16121 888-8381 .,.,,, ----- ---.------ ----------- 4 2 I 55 63 Faculty AGERTER, MRS. KENNETH S. 1PEGGY1, Shattuck Campus, Faribault, Minn. 55021 - 15071 334-7556 ........... - ...... 23, 58 ANDERSON, ERIC U., St. James School, Faribault, Minn. 55021 15071 334-4256 ......................,....-.... 24, 58 BRAY, CANON ALLEN F., St. James School, Faribault, Minn. 55021 15071 334-4296 ...................... 10, 24, 28, 44, 58 BRAY, JAYNE A., St. Mary's Campus, Faribault, Minn. 55021 15071 334-3005 ........,................... 22, 24, 61 DOUGLAS, JAMES F., St. James School, Faribault, Minn. 55021 15071 334-8957 .................... 11, 12, 16, 46, 58 DWYER, KENNETH A., St. James School, Faribault, Minn. 55021 15071 334-9087 ...........-......... 24, 42, 43, 44, 58 EBEL, PETER M., St. James School, Faribault, Minn. 55021 15071 332-B291 ...........,.,....,,,........ 6, 16, 58 ERICKSON, RICHARD C., Shattuck Campus, Faribault, Minn. 55021 15071 334-8066 ....-....,,,., 7, 12, 24, 36, 42, 43, 44, 59 FRITZ, MRS. LOWELL l.. 1JERl1, St. James School, Faribault, Minn. 55021 - 15071 334-3449 .......,...,.............. 61 FRITZ, LOWELL L. ..-,,.....,--,,-,-----------,-,,--.. 61 GORDON, MRS. TRACY N. 1MARY1, St. James School, Faribault, Minn. 55021 -15071 332-7186 ,......,.... 22, 24, 26, 59 GORDON, TRACY N. ...............,.,,.,... 14, 24, 36, 59 HERKENRATT, MRS. RICHARD M. 1DOROTHY1, 2405 N.W. Second Ave., Faribault, Mann. 55021 - 15071 334-3481 ........ 61 HUSTON, DONALD L., St. James School, Faribault, Minn. 55021 15071 334-8901 ...,.....,,.--.,--,------,--------- 59 HUSTON, MRS. DONALD L. 1NANCY1 -,--,,-,-,,,,- 14, 24, 59 KANGAS, MRS. KENNETH 1PATRlCIA1, Route 4, Faribault, Minn. 55021 - 15071 332-8649 ,.,,-------------------- '14, 59 MAYER, DAVID J., St. James School, Faribault, Minn. 55021 15071 332-8291 .....-,,,.,,- ,,,,,,-,,,,-------- 6 0, 62 PULLEN, MICHAEL G., St. James School, Faribault, Minn. 55021 15071 332-8641 --------..-. .......... I 2, 16, 24, 32, 60 SWAN, JOHN W., St. James School, Faribault, Minn. 55021 15071 332-8322 .....,.., ----,---- -------------- Q 4 , 60 WARRICK, TIMOTHY J., St. James School, Faribault, Minn. 55021 15071 334-9916 ....... ,,,,.,,,-- ,--,--.- 3 4 , 39, 44, 60 WHILLOCK, MRS. IVAN 1MARY1, 810 S.W. First St., Faribault, Minn. 55021 -15071 334-8306 ...,.,,,,, --,---,---,-- 1 4, 60 ZOUBEK, PHILIP A., St. James School, Faribault, Minn. 55021 15071 334-8355 ,..,,--- ,------ -------------------- 6 0 64 Specifications Printing for the 1971 edition of the Knight was done by Modern Printers of Faribault, Minnesota, who also print the school paper, the Crossbow. It was printed on Velcoat Offset paper, using the offset method. Typefaces used in this book include 6, 8, 10, and 18 point futura for cutlines, body copy, and headlines. The Cover for the 1971 Knight was manufactured by the Dahl Company of Minneapolis, Minnesota. The design is from a photograph of Old Main, the main classroom building, produced by Modern Printers. The book was also bound at Dahl. Photographs include work by both students and fac- ulty members. Todd l-leilicher served as maior student photographer. Mr. Warrick and Mr. Pullen also made significant contributions. Formal portrait shots of the students and faculty were taken by Lygin Studio of Faribault, Minnesota, and produced by Camera Art, Inc. of Lewiston, Minnesota. Work on the Knight was a combined effort of the 1970-1971 iournalism class of St. James School, with Mr. Michael G. Pullen serving as advisor. St. James School, Faribault, Minnesota 55021, is an independent boarding school for boys in grades five through nine. information regarding the school pro- gram may be obtained by writing the Registrar, St. James School,