St James School - Knight Yearbook (Faribault, MN)

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I Se ati X Y Shad is H Baseball COACH - Iames G. Davis, Ir CAPTAINS - Ross Flakne and Randy Higgins Shattuck Belle Plaine Shattuck jordan Shattuck Le Center Shattuck Bethlehem Academy Shattuck Mazeppa Shattuck Claremont Shattuck Cleveland Shattuck Randolph Shattuck Bethlehem Academy Shattuck Rosemount Baptist Shattuck Cleveland Shattuck jordan Big Red baseball had a losing C6-10D record but also broke a 25-game losing streak - and won its first district game since the early '60's. Senior Ross Flakne won the Hockey Mealey Baseball Award. TOP RIGHT: The Baseball Team - QFRONTQ Larry Deutsch, Larry Likovich, Byron Dille, Dan Swenson, Steve Duggins, Randy Higgins, QBACKQ Ross Flakne, Bill Pitte, Woody Merritt, Mark Penn, Joe Rising, john Woodmansee, and Guido Chong, CENTER: First Baseman Flakne ready to throwp Batter Higgins ready to deliver a mean swing.

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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

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The Minor L Most Bishwhips opted for either major sports or less- strenuous intramurals - mandatory fun. A few, however, participated in activities that included some off-campus competition. Novice Caroline Glass performed in all four gymnastics events - beam, floor, uneven bars, vaulting - and took firsts in each. Mary Eiser made firsts in beam and bars at the intermediate level. Four Bishwhips swam on the Faribault Y team, and three made it to state -- Sue Glass, Gabe Backlund, and Steve Olson, Sue got first in butterfly. Kathy Keller took several firsts in regional meets. l Steve Olson was named MVP. Club soccer, in its first year, involved over 50 students but had 12 regulars: Scott Anderson, Woody Merritt, Marc Wolner, Paul eagues Michaelson, Steve Nordstrom, Bill Michie, Art Quiggle, Joel Gould, Bob Eaton, Joe Helkamp, Bob Knutson, and Dan Mackay. Mr. Hancock, former All-England player, ran the program. The loss to Breck was partially redeemed by victory over the faculty. TOP: Eiser and Glass at Winter Camivalg CENTER: the Swimmers - Olson, Backlund, Keller, S. Class. x i 4 t . 1 . E 11 I BOTTOM: Hal Newell karate chopping Quiggle during club soccer, Mr. Hollnagel, graceful in the student- faculty game, Nordstrom getting even . . . l P