St James School - Knight Yearbook (Faribault, MN)

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Shad Track COACHES -- Harold G. O'Connor, Stanley P. Fast, and Lawrence Novak. CAPTAINS - Tom Evans and Bob Knutson. Shattuck 6416, Bethlehem Academy 62111, Minnesota School for the Deaf 29 Shattuck 99, Randolph 34, Mazeppa 28 Shattuck 49112, Waterville 107 Vz, MSD 12 Shattuck 63, St. Paul Academy 87, BA 39, Concordia 25 Shattuck 68, Breck 27, Morristown 72 Shattuck 3816, LeCenter 871!z, BA 35 Belle Plaine Relays - Shattuck 6th Centennial Meet - Shattuck 114, Mazeppa 45, MSD 31, Randolph 26 District 13 Meet - Shattuck 4th of 10 The ideal size track team isn't 20, so size proved a major liability. With small teams the Shads coped very respectably - e.g., they totally outclassed the competition in the conference meet. Bob Knutson won the Pilon Award for contributing most. Tom Evans got the Buchanan for dedication. Dean Koerth and Tyrone Artis took 1st and 2nd in the decathlon. :u,.,L.g514.etl., as is re-' ' 13 P- 14.-,,gq2i,g+f 3 I Mgr NA Daatmlx ' T' as - ,' 'M' f, 5773 7 eaar 4- 7 1 my 59 ' V A , ' V V A, H .. Lf 1, qwafft 7 A f - gzf 5 cj if ' 'wa 'fffwtfrf 1-M ' ? -f!S'1ft? ?ZfgLm if . ' 7 y l A ' -.l im fly, ' ' .. M255 'gr

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Shad Tennis COACHES - James Catterall and Rex Bates The Shattuck tennis team managed a 6-1 record in free-lance season competition - about the same as last year's -- but was aced in regional play. First Singles John Lane made a perfect 7-0 and took the district singles title. First Doubles Wade Penn and Tim Falck were likewise undefeated in season play, despite an unorthodox style. The team picked neither a captain nor an MVP. TOP CENTER: The Eenn-Palck duo, BELOW: Lane returning a tough one, the Shattuck Tennis Team - QFRONT LEI-'Tj john Lane, Bruce Graham, Wade Fern, Steve Nordstrom, QBACKJ Coach Catterall, Tim Falck, Terry Kloeckl, Randy jenkins, and Coach Bates. -vr , f Y ' - ,J . . 1 Q . v - ' ' ' 4 A , b l f A 4 A , , , . . . s ' ' . . . . I 1 . . .vt 1, R Q Shad Golf COACH - James W. King, Jr. CAPTAIN - Tom Heinitz The Shattuck golf team finished below par 14-SJ but sent one Shad to the regionals. Dan Guerard, No. 1 man and winner of the Golf Trophy, took seventh in the district, a bad final round in the regionals, however, cut him out of the state tourney. Two undefeated teams - Le Sueur and St. Paul Academy - accounted for three of the Shads' losses, others were close - lost because of youth, according to Coach King. Still there was improvement. And since all of the team's lettermen were underformers, '77 prospects look fairly bright. RIGHT: Wolner putting, BOTTOM, PAGE 57: the Golf Team - Dave Hauan, Dan Guerard, Tom Heinitz, Steve Nordstrom QBEHINDQ, Mike Ford, and Eric Nielsen. E 5 e