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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Shattuck Basketball Shattuck 34 Concordia Shattuck 44 Bethlehem Academy Shattuck 45 Mazeppa Shattuck 46 Deaf School Shattuck 44 Waterville Shattuck 51 Claremont Shattuck 64 St. Bemard's New Ulm Shattuck 48 Cathedral Shattuck 39 Randolph Shattuck 62 Rosemount Baptist Shattuck 46 Mazeppa Shattuck 53 Rosemount Baptist Shattuck 52 Deaf School Shattuck 44 New Ulm Cathedral Shattuck 55 Claremont Shattuck 34 Sleepy Eye St. M's TOURNAMENT . . Sllathltk 56 Waterville The Shads got off to a slow start, rested during Christmas while their competition practiced, and mostly spun their wheels afterwards. Coach Ion Freeman kept predicting a late-season comeback, but it didn't materialize. There was one thriller though - Big Red beat Waterville by a single point in double overtime. Newboy Senior Tyrone Artis was top scorer with 242, followed by Riordan 12041. Tyrone also was named MVP and All-Conference. Cobb and Riordan were Co-captains. St. James The Iamies' record was a heartbreaking 0-6, but Coach George Wadsworth felt that the Little Blue made real progress during the season. Larry Evans was elected MVP and Jamie Granger got Most- Improved. TOP: Foster fighting like crazy, LEI-T: Marty Miles 113i attacking in mid-air, Newell trying to keep dribbling as Nordstrom 1231 watches tenselyy RIGHT: Artis flying down-court. X,,f A L