St James School - Knight Yearbook (Faribault, MN)

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St. james, St. Mary's - both circa 1920 Cummencement Honors

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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.

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Commencement Honors Three-School Awards CUM LAUDE Qnational independent school scholastic honor societyj: Wade Fenn, Robert Knutson, Susan Moran, R. Thomas Evans - Senior members, Katherine Boentje, Junior member. HIGHEST HONORS EOR THE YEAR QA- or higher average in every academic subjectj: Shattuck - Michael Ford, Curtis Houlihan, Terrance Kloeckl, St. Mary's - Katherine Boentje, Susan Moran, Jean Nusbaum, Jill Nusbaum, K.G. Wilkins, St. James - Tamara Kloeckl, Bradley Van Guilder. HIGH HONORS FOR THE YEAR QB- or higher average in every academic subjectl: Shattuck - Gabriel Backlund, Lawrence Deutsch, David Duncombe, R, Thomas Evans, Wade Fenn, Ross Flakne, Robert Knutson, John Marsh, Grover Merritt, William Michie, Eric Nielsen, Donald Pierce, Thomas Senft, St. Mary's - Wendy Anderson, Kellie-Rae Beers, Georgia Betcher, Linda Chedister, Kathleen Chittenden, Mary Eiser, Christina Falck, Teresa Guerard, Sidney Jo Hertz, Kathy Keller, Susan Nicol, Andrea Rediger, Wendy Strang, Corrine Wanstall, Catherine Woodmansee, St. james - Phillip Decker, Daniel Douthit, Scott Leonard, Ruby Lindner, Milicent Wright. DEPARTMENTAL PRIZES: English: K.G. Wilkins, Tamara Kloeckl, Phillip Decker 1Creative Writingj, History: Robert Knutson, Tamara Kloeckl CSocial Studiesj. Foreign Languages: Donald Pierce, Daniel Douthit - Latin, K.G. Wilkins, Milicent Wright - French, jill Nusbaum, Scott Leonard - Spanish, Bradley Van Guilder - Russian. Sciences: Wade Fenn, Katherine Boentje, Bradley Van Guilder. Mathematics: Alister Chun-Fung Young, Jean Nusbaum, Bradley Van Guilder. Shattuck Saint Mary's IOHN PHILIP SOUSA BAND AWARD - Susan Moran. WAGNER DRAMATICS AWARD - Mimi Walch. LEVY DEBATE AWARD - Paul Michaelson. MOST-IMPROVED FRESHMAN - Marc Wolner. YALE CUP - Coutstanding Sophomore in citizenshipj - Susan Nicol. HARVARD BOOK PRIZE Qexcellence in scholarship as well as achievement in other fields, - Dean Koerth. WILLIAMS COLLEGE CUP Qbest all-around athlete, - Lawrence Likovich. HARVARD CUP QSenior with highest standing in studies and athletics combinedj - Wade Fenn, Shattuck scHoLARsH1P PERMANENT HONOR BOARD ftwo highest scholastic averages school-widej - Michael Ford and Wade Fenn. HEAD BOYS fhighest scholastic average in each Formj - Wade Fenn, Class of '76, John Marsh, '77, Michael Ford, '78, Eric Nielsen, '79. NEWBURG PRIZE lsecond-highest in each Forml - Robert Knutson, Class of '76, Michael Hauan, '77, Terrance Kloeckl, '78, David Duncombe, '79. HAUSCHILD SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE fhighest standing throughout course of not less than three years, - Wade Fenn. PLUGGER'S PRIZE imost faithful and conscientious in schoolworkj - Arthur B. Quiggle III. CITIZENSHIP 8: SERVICE SPECT ATOR CUP fSenior most actively loyal and influential for good, - Robert Knutson. PRINCETON PLAQUE funderformer making greatest all- around progressj - Tim Kearney. JAMES M.L. COOLEY AWARD fbest all-around Juniorj - John Marsh. DERRY GARDNER MEMORIAL fSophomore who most distinguished himself during the yearj - Michael Ford. SCANLON AWARD foutstanding Freshman in citizenshipj - Stephen Olson. TRICKER CUP fmost conscientious proctorj - Timothy Falck. ATHLETICS AMERICAN LEGION MEDAL fhighest standing in studies and sports combined, - Terrance Kloeckl. ZULFER PLAQUE fgreatest athletic improvement, - Dean Koerth. SPORTSMANSHIP TROPHY - Lawrence Likovich. Most-Valuable Players are named in the various sports stories. Saint Mary's Hall SCHOLARSHIP CLASS SCHOLARS fhighest scholastic average in each Form, - Susan Moran, Class of '76, Katherine Boentje, '77, Jean Nusbaum, '78, Teresa Guerard, '79. BISHOP H.B. WHIPPLE AWARD fgreatest scholastic improvementj - Lisabeth Madison. BISHOP PINCKNEY MEDAL Cproficiency in English, - Susan Moran. CITIZENSHIP 8: SERVICE SCHOOL SERVICE AWARD - Martha S. Glass. GOOD COMPANION - fmost mature sense of social responsibility and ability to live graciously with all ages of peoplej - Mimi Walch. PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT ffour-year Senior who showed greatest growth in social maturity and character development, - Georgia Betcher. BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL - Georgia Betcher.