St James School - Knight Yearbook (Faribault, MN)

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Acolytes, Vestry Chapel is a regular part of life at the Schools, but a large number of students did a little extra for the religious program by serving as acolytes. Anne Quirke and Bruce Graham were head acolytes at the St. Mary's and Good Shepherd chapels respectively. The Vestry, which had been dormant at Shattuck for several years, was resurrected and expanded to include representatives from all three schools and the Faculty. The Vestry advised the School Minister on chapel services and coordinated several social outreach projects. Band After several years without an instrumental program, the Schools got a new band, under the direction of Mr. Larry Novak. The group had to struggle in its first year - especially for practice time - but managed to put on several performances, including a full- dress concert at Commence- ment. There were 2O members, more or less. Sue Moran was president, and Sue Nicol and Shay Weir were student direc- tors. TOP: Gabe Backlund and Steve Olson carry torches and Tim Hanscom carries the cross during the recessional at Baccalaureate, CENTER: The Band, practicing - QFROM FRONT LEI-Tj Dee Duncombe, Eric Nielsen, Shay Weir, QZND ROWJ Larry Deutsch, Terry Kloeckl, john Marsh, Paul Michaelson, QBACKQ Dan Douthit, loe Rising, Ed Cismoskip not shown: Stuart Davis, Mike Hauan, Sid Hertz, Karen Koerth, Sue Moran, Sue Nicol, Steve Olson, Bill Pitte, Art Quiggle, Brian Radloff, Randel Schmidt, lim Stevens, and Tom Young: BOTTOM: Band Director Novak playing sax. 67 I

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,I Winter Revue By now the Musical Revue is a Winter Carnival tradition. This year's show - Comedy Tonight! directed by Julie Bartz - had a cast of 65. Many thought the '76 revue was the best one yet. TOP, FROM LEFT: Tammy Kloeckl and Chandra Pugh in My Heart Belongs to Daddy , Barbershoppers Ross Flakne, Hal Newell, Tom Evans, and George Haggep Mr. Hancock and Miss Lind in Tea for Two , CENTER: the Finale: BOTTOM: Kickers Cathy Woodmansee, Kellie-Rae Beers, Anne Quirke, Sue Moran, Kym Huyser, and Karin Framburg. Q01

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Students From Abroad QFROM FRONT LEFFJ Tom Young, Hong Kong, Nancy Tosi, Ecuador, Jeannie Chick, Liberia, Gioia Tosi, Ecuador, Pearl Ling, Hong Kong, Robert Tran, Hong Kong, Brad Johnson, Saudi Arabia, QBACK LEI-TJ Randy Jenkins, Kuwait, Roy Chick, Liberia, Scott Anderson, Mexico, Darren Martin, Canada, George Hagge - well, he's from Wisconsin, actually, Tom Evans, Canada, Paul Michaelson, Saudi Arabia, Bill Michie, West Germany, Alister Young, Hong Kong, Erik Jensen, Iran, and Kurt Loftfield, Liberia. W4 Speech, Debate The revived National Forensic League chapter - which Coach Denis Wadley claims is the REAL NFL -- prospered in its second year. In 1975-76, twelve held membership in the speech and debate honorary - Wade Fenn, Mike I-lauan, Phil Stephan, Shay Weir, Paul Michaelson, Pam Skinner, Cathy Woodmansee, Leslie Crosby, Brad Johnson, Dee Dumcombe, Darren Martin, and Steve Duggins CENTER LEFT: Leslie Crosby ITOPJ, who took a first at District and a second at Regionals in discussion, Wade Fenn, first member of the new chapter to get the NFL's second degree, MIDDLE: Paul Michaelson, debate captain, receiving the Levy prize from Coach Wadley, RIGHT: Mrs. Dyer presenting the new Bishop Whipple Women trophy for athletic improvement to Karen Koerth. Bishop Whipple Women The Bishop Whipple Women includes faculty wives as well as women on the Faculty. BWW helps with hospitality in an official way, just as individual women on campus help make the home-away- from-home idea a reality.