St James School - Knight Yearbook (Faribault, MN)

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SMH Volleyball SMH Varsity 2 Claremont 0 SMH Varsity 0 Claremont 2 SMH Varsity 1 Randolph 2 SMH Varsity 0 Mazeppa 2 SMH Varsity 0 Randolph 2 SMH Varsity 1 Mazeppa 2 SMH Varsity 2 Deaf School 0 SMH Varsity 0 Deaf School 2 Their first season's showing was modest - the varsity won two of six matches, the I-V one of seven. Nonetheless, two Saints made All-Conference - Cleo Quiver and Marsha Billups. Marsha, also named MVP, is next year's captain. Bobbi Sumner coached the varsity, Melva Fast the I-V. AT RIGHT: Mrs. Sumner QRIGHTQ giving an inspirational : PAGE 47 - TOP: the Varsity Volleyball team - QFROM FRONT LEFT, Cleo Quiver, Corrine Wanstall, Marsha Billups, Elsa Arp, Cathy Woodmansee, QBACKJ Coach Sumner, Pam Skinner, Kelly Anderson, Debbie Veldkamp, Jeannie Chick, Mrs. Fast: CENTER: the I-V team - QFROM LEI-Tj Kelly Anderson, Andrea Rediger, Chris Falck, lean Nusbaum, Nancy Cochran, Lorie Rheinschmidt, Tonya Tumer, Bonnie Bacon, Cheryl Slaymaker, Sarah Sadler, Coach Fast, Manager Debbie Veldkamp, and Mrs. Sumner: RIGHT: Elsa crouching, Pam stretching: BOTTOM LEFT: Marsha setting-up. ws fs SMH Tennis Coach Jim Catterall said it was the first trophy a girls' team has won in a while when he showed off the District 13 Tennis Tournament plaque. The championship was quite a surprise - the season record had been an inauspicious 1-7. QT he sole victory: Austin Pacellij. With four underformers lettering, prospects look good for next season too. The team is becoming competitive down through the ranks, said Mr. Catterall. Kathy Boentje, named Most- Valuable Player, compiled the team's only winning record, 6-2. She also took the district singles title. ABOVE: Big Al returning - a study in determination: the SMH Tennis team - QFRONTQ Leslie Crosby, Allison Dyer, QMIDDLE ROWJ Holly Adams, Katie Haralson, lulie Manville, QBACKD Sue Glass, jean Nusbaum, Gigi Betcher, Kathy Boentje, and Coach Catterall: BOTTOM: Ahhhhhckkk! PAGE 47 - BOTTOM RIGHT: jean Nusbaum following through. ' ., ts, 445 , ,fur-, -if 4' .ff - Q- f .4 Y 'fr JV' I' ,,,5j'

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2293 . Q 54, - -1 R , ' Shattuck X-C COACH - George Slade Schuster. CAPTAINS - Wade Penn and Tim Falck. e You've heard of the Un-Cola. f in Well, quipped Coach Schuster, -HW this was the un-season. His ,...-was' S Q f long-distance runners were 1 rl indeed lonely - unseen, S is . unsung, uncheered, unhouseled, unanointed . . . ul. ' 3' ,V.' S not to mention unscheduled ' S and unrecordedf' all 1. tl Yv if The cross-country team's 3-9 record wasn't in the running . : with last year's C7 upj. Part of the problem: the holder of the S' SQETVSS . W I S W Shattuck course record stayed i 'C , 391' ii iii home. l an - S ' I 'L'i T' Sh? , Q ' W SW S 5 ' g v ssel The '75 team's best showin S -e of MQ' if if g i rts was at LeCenter. Junior Don MSS fa f I ' ' . -R ,, : 1 if L 4- - ff: - ' . . e-' 5 an A 3 X 1 Pierce, consistently fastest and i x- '- Ss S -sK.: S S - Sgr H ' t ' he ..,S - S R 2 named MVP, covered the three ,Xl Q - ' K 1 miles in 16:41. But others ' , if , iiii R S Q, w SS Q really put out too, and the E e :Hf R S e2i'r S y t 1 ryy g team s time dropped 40 seconds, .S H, f 1 , S, 'Q is L' . ' A 5 1 x I 5 5 I Unseason ? But there was at .Q g if r u fellowship. l' A A , M ffl- TOP: the Cross-Country Team - FROM LEFT J Kyle Warwiallf Terry Kloefkl, Erik if A Q titt i i W my 1-t V Jensen, Wade Penn, Coach Schuster, Don Pierce, Tim Falck, jon Andreas, Mike A 5 rg, , of Douthit, and Bill Cochran, RIGHT: Mr. Schuster, setting the pace, CENTER: X f . ' .S ,fm L S Cochran and Falckp Pierce - consistently fastest, BOTTOM: Penn and lensen if S' ' 2' S catching breath. ' ia, .. as S. 45 r S Sk- S 1- 5 SS SS . S S. 1 fair'- 4'

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