St Marys Hall - Fleur de Lis Yearbook (Faribault, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1976 volume:

I9 6 Henry Benjamin Whipple Shattuck Saint Mary's Hall Saint James THE BISHOP WHIPPLE SCHOOLS OF FARIBAULT, MINNESOTA Foreword . . . Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit, wrote Vergil in his Aeneid. Perhaps sometime it will help to remember even these things - and isn't that what a yearbook's for? This book is far less than our hopes for it. We had planned a hefty historical section - our modest Bicentennial contribution. For some inscrutable reason it didn't get done. And there's no theme: Spirit of '76 didn't grab us, but we couldn't think up a better one. Actually, the book lacks even a name! Thanks to Photographers Erik Jensen, Doug Todd, and Jim Pabst S'73, to Editor Tim Falck, who did most of the darkroom workg to John N. Smith, Jr., of American Yearbook Co., to John and Bobbi Sumnerg to Mildred Marple and Donald B. Purringtonp to James W. King, Jr., who co-ordinated the ad campaign, and to Dr. E. John Dyer, who tried to be patient. Special thanks to Phillip R. Trout S'73 - he spent most of his Christmas vacation helping. Though it's late and not all it could or should be, Perhaps sometime it will help .... R.E.N., Advisor 8 if A , i 1 , J I, M . an-, ff xi-Q 0 f ' 4 Q-f if fx .ix 5 fy XX? 'iii gs Y Hn ,i g aff' ,yi 1' in A e r 'PH fm ,gg .Qi f If 1 4 ,. -' W I 4 9 'l -QL gg? 5 ?fj' Shattuck Senior Play, 1907 raduatiug Classes HOLLY ELSA TYRONE Holly Thayer Adams Dubuque, Iowa Entered September, 1975. Activities: Acolyte 47 Tennis 4, Blue Bonnet. Highlights: Goodbye, familiar faces of people who flash by me each day and show feelings of different sorts. l cannot say goodbye ever to those so close to me. Thank you, Special People, for all that I have leamed through words, faces, and feelings . . . It has been so beautiful. Elsa Caroline Arp Iowa City, Iowa Entered September, 1975. Activities: Acolyte 4, Cheerleader 4, Community service 47 Volleyball 4, Highlights: Clappites . . . my love to you all . , . Thank you TY for being so sweet, Bill for caring, Wade R. for your happiness and love, Phil for not twisting the knife when you could have . . . My Katrinka . . . six rowdies . . . Leslie and Holly, new and old . . . the men in Clappp Roses are yellow, Daisies are gold, Iowa is hot, Texas is cold . . . Exam nights . .. watergirl . . . cheerleading . . . skiing the Brewery trail in the dark . . . Ianet's B-day party . . . Mahogony and a misunderstanding . . . chank , . . are you open to suggestions? . . , late night calls to and from Clapp . . . Spec Lab . . . Gabe and our heart-to-hearts . . . Ianuary 13 . . . Jeff and his good luck pencil . . . snowdrifts . . . P.S. - I love you, Happy Valentine's Day. Tyrone Artis Milwaukee, Wisconsin Entered September, 1975. Activities: Acolyte 47 Whipple 47 Library proctor 4, Musical Revue 4, Basketball 4, Track 4. Honors: All-Conference in Basketball 45 Most-Valuable Player in Basketball. Highlights: Thanks for the birthday party in Ross and Phil's room, and for all the good times I had with the Senior Class here . . . To all my close friends - David I., Art Q., Brad P., Tim F., and Dean K: Take it easy next year. 'QS Georgia Betcher Mesa, Arizona Entered September, 1972. Class officer, 1,2,3 - Pres., 47 SMH Council 37 Yearbook 47 Acolyte 2,3,47 Vestry 47 T.S. 47 Tennis 3,47 Honors: B Honor Roll 27 Spanish Award 27 Junior Scholar 8: School Service Award 3. Highlights: '73: New girl, J.J., Big Sis , K.M.M., smiles, tears, Hormels, Kings. '74: K.A.G., Dec. 18, Annie, K.M.M., Linda, Robin, Sunshine Girls, Blue Eyes , skiing, raking. '75: Deeeebie, Goosie, Chris, K.A.G., March 9, Prom, C.G.G., 218 , Mary's Fiction Notes, Bill S., Robin, Big Al, Judie, . . . good year. '76: Deb, Suz, A.Q., S.N., K.G.W., Texas turkeys, yawns and laughs with B.P. and G.H. in B- 1, R.C., Chris, K.C., BS with Sue, Sar, caddy, Spic, 320's parties, QUADNA- fwoopslj, Mrs. H., Liz , et al. Quote: Two roads divergedin a yellow wood and I - I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. fRobert Frostj. Judith Lynn Bissell Hopkins, Minnesota Entered September, 1974. Activities: Concert Chorale 37 Spring Dance Concert 37 European Trip 37 Acolyte 3,47 Renaissance Fair 3,41 SMH Proctor 47 Football water-girl 47 Blue Bonnet. Highlights: New Girls '74 , . . Karin, is this yours? . . . 218 . . . The G.A. Group . . . Robyn . . . The Goops . . . Susie Glass , . . EAL . , . The Jensens . . . Europe . . . my three great roomies , . . 320 . . . miracles . . . TH and JW on the parade field - FALL OUT!!! . . . Tryouts - ugh! . , . FLUSH . . . twitties , . . tickies . . . Mr. Shear and Mrs. Hollnagel . . . fyou darn cutiej Bobby, Bonus . . . TTPYK , . , Best of luck to CS Capt. JW of 77 . . . Thanks to all who taught me so much, especially the great CAL who put up with my dyslexia . . . PIGS ARE BEAUTIFUL!!! Thank you, Daddy. Quote: The Yak is the third largest semi-rodent in Tunisia and the Highlands of Tibet. fWebster's 3rdJ Charles Alan Cobb Augusta, Montana Entered September, 1972. Activities: Class president 1,2,3,47 Crack Squad 2,3, captain 47 S Club 3,47 Football 1,2,3,4Q Basketball 1,2,3, captain 4. Honors: B Honor Roll 17 Yale Cup 27 All-Conference in Football 4. Highlights: 31 big ones . . . Mr. Fields, Dan, Bob, Tim, John . . . Tryouts, THOMAS, Gillette, Pittes, Hell Night . . . Mr. Neslund . . . shooting buckets and playing Risk . . . Halloween monsters . . . Rick, Jack, Pat . . . old Squaddies, Comm. '75 - my Rifle! . . . Breck III Bunchies . . . Nov 4 , . . SMH 2nd 8: 3rd floors . . . wrestling room, Breck lobby . . . May 26 . . . Boentje, Pam, Robin, Hadlund, Leslie, Karin, Elsa, Kathy, Chris . . . the gym . . . my brothers , . . To Moran: Bon voyage . . . Clapp basement , . . George, Bill 8: Woody's, Frick E: Frack, Virginia, Hancock, Slade, Mr. Jensen, Fast Xmas cards . . . WI . . . SS , . . increasing self-awareness through a deep and touching relationship . . . to experience harmony . . . Thanks, JCC. 'Y W 1 2 GIGI JUDIE CHARLIE r LESLIE L AL TOM Leslie Kendrick Crosby Fort Hood, Texas Entered September, 1975. Activities: Wooden Soldiers 47 Debate team 47 National Forensic League 47 Acolyte 47 Musical Revue 47 Tennis 47 Track 47 Gold-Digger. Highlights: Tennis with Holly . . . Emotional debates with Cathi . . . Leaves . . . Nature hikes with Daniel, Ross and Nature Ned . . . Special thoughts from Miah to Jeri . . . Violent discussions with Al Bonus - Idiot Stick . . . Scouting for Bill . . . Ion from The QC . . . WE - to my Captain Allison and the Wooden Soldiers 1976 . . . Pizza Man . . . Bun-Bun , , . Bionic . . , Heckling Bill, George, Phil, john, Grover, Wade, Bob . . . Bill and Woody's Texas Annex . . . Elsa's 18th . . . jules, Kar, Cath, Elsa . . . Thoughts of love to a Montana Mountain Man . . . Special thanks to my Parents. To my special roommates - Lil 8: Elsa . . . SMH 1976 was a fantastic year . . . The Yellow Rose of Texas . . . Allison Louise Dyer Faribault, Minnesota Entered September, 1974. Activities: Cross-Country 37 Wooden Soldiers 3, captain 47 S Club 3,41 Renaissance Fair 3,42 Tennis 3,47 Basketball 3,47 Track 3,47 Student Council vice-president 47 Roles in plays 47 SMH head proctor 47 Winter Camival Queen 47 Blue Bonnet. Honors: Track relay record 37 Best All-Around Athlete 37 All- Conference in Basketball 4. Highlights: WS - my team: Mimi, Lil, Katie, Mary, Leslie, Cathi, Wendy, Julie, Corrine, Cathy . . . Bun-Bun, Pig Lady, Karin's frozen bra . . . Tryouts . . . the saber, Ian, Lindsay, and noggies . . . hidden things in closet . . . Mom and Dad, thanks for everything. Little Sis Lisa, keep smiling . . . Red roses, gold crosses . . . All the people l've shared love with, grown, smiled, cried with. Quote: Once you have heard the singing of the stars, you are no longer a prisoner of the earth. Robert Thomas Evans Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Entered September, 1973. Activities: Class vice-president 37 Spectator 2,3,4j Tower 47 S Club 2,3, president 47 Roles in Plays 3,42 Breck proctor 47 Renaissance Fair 47 Musical Revue 47 Football 2,3,42 Cross-Country 47 Hockey 2,3, captain 47 Track 2,3, captain 4. Honors: Princeton Plaque, American Legion Medal, new MISL mile run champ 37 All-Conference in Track 37 Distinguished High School Student 47 English Vocab Prize 2. Highlights: World Table Hockey champ, 200-0-0 . . . Bonus clan . . . Caped Wahoo- OO-OO-OO . . . Snure's up . . . Shumway skateboard instructor . . . Ike 8: the Allies . . . Tower 60, Spec O . . . Oh, Miss Fischer, I'm sick . . , Come on, Mr. Schuster, it's only 6 miles! . . . Phil's Quack Thquad . . . running moming and evening alone . . . Friends, teachers . . and most of all Debra A.N., Winnipeg. Quote: Strive for excellence, and whatever you want in life will be yours. tMy Fatherj Timothy Ronald Falck Minneapolis, Minnesota Entered September, 1972. Activities: Class sec-treas. 17 Yearbook editor 47 S Club 2,3,4j Acolyte 37 jamie proctor 37 Dobbin proctor 47 Library proctor 47 A-V operator 47 Tennis 1,2,3,4f Cross-Country 1,2,3, captain 47 basketball 1. Honors: B Honor Roll 1,2,37 Head Boy 17 Honor Board 17 Latin Prize 37 Scanlon 17 Derry Gardner 27 Harvard Book 37 Outstanding Cadet 17 Outstanding Teenager 4. Highlights: Morgan Refectory . . . Commencements . . . night-riding . . . Whipple dorm 1,2 . . . inspections , . . free days . . . vacations . . . campus raids . . . 137 cans!!! . . . Clapp , . . C-C two-milers . . . cliffs . . , brewery . . . Mr. Irby, Slade, Ferd, Wadley! . . . Quiggle, Artis, Ingle, Parker, Koerth, Monotome . . . Hit the deck - i.e., take cover! . . . B-B - 26 losses .... Quote: Why take life seriously? - No one's lived through it yet. Wade Roger Penn Minneapolis, Minnesota Entered September, 1973. Activities: Class sec-treas. 2,3,47 Spectator 2,3, editor-in-chief 47 Yearbook 3,47 Crack Squad 2,3,47 S Club 2,3,47 Roles in plays 3,47 Debate 3 Qcaptainj, 47 NFL 3,47 Quiz Bowl 37 Acolyte 3,47 Whipple proctor 37 Musical Revue 3,47 Tennis 2,3,47 Cross-Country 2,3, captain 47 Hockey 47 Wrestling 2, captain 3. Honors: B Honor Roll 2,37 Head Boy 37 Newburg 27 Cum Laude 3,42 Poehler, Renssalaer 37 Bausch 8: Lomb 47 Levy Debate 37 All-Conference in wrestling 27 Distinguished High School Student 4. Highlights: Big Bros., Clapp '74 . . . Bunchies , . . Risk . . . Hank 'n' Boots . . . Rectory Raid . . . '75 Bunch . . . bounds . . . Hell Night . . . CAKE but IC, IG 6: SM, WC '75, '75-76 Revue . . . heat blister . . . RBPD, HID, CS '75 Reunion . , . PDBLP . . . TD's . , . LCK, CLW, KK, ARP . . . Faculty, Spec . . . Mar. 3 . . . No. 1 in our hearts . . . PD, PDISBPBD, Bob, Mac, JPR, CC 'n' CS brews, Doc, MOM, H-Tosses, No. 1 - None of you are grains of salt! Ross Walter Flakne Minneapolis, Minnesota Entered September, 1973. Activities: Crack Squad 3,47 S Club 47 Acolyte 3,47 Renaissance Fair 3,47 Musical Revue 47 Color Guard 27 Football 2,3, captain 47 Baseball 2,3, captain 4. Honors: Princeton Plaque 27 All-Conference in Football 4. Highlights: C.S. . . . O.S. Drill . . . beating Concordia 12-6 in '74 . . . RFB, FNFC, Pit, Randy, Max, Z, Dave C., Dave E., Phil, Brothers lack and Poncho, Grover, johnny Doz, Charlie, Dan, BK, Soph partying in Clapp . , . BILL 5: WOODY'S . . , Tyrone, Hummer, Knuter haircut, H. Revolver, Dave l . . . great chicks at SMH . . . Dave Bonus, Esq . . . Rickey Lee, Deb, jules, Karin, Bunny, Elsa, Susie, Sheik, HJO Ill . . . Breck Lobby . . . D.A. buddies . . . WC '75 Qand '76j . . . Monotone . . . bugging Nez . . . Mr. C, Rube 'n' O, Doc, Texas, pajama exams, Flaky ll . . . Tim H., Larry D., Leslie - I love ya, Kelly . . . Des Moines, CBOS . . . Thanks, Mom and Dad for the 3 most rewarding years of my life . . . And Cathi. Thanks for memories, everyone! TIM WADE ROSS KARHQ BRUCE SUE Karin Linn Framburg Oak Brook, Illinois Entered September, 1974. Activities: Class representative 37 Chorale 37 Renaissance Fair 37 Musical Revue 3,41 Baseball Manager 3,42 Acolyte 47 cheerleading 47 Blue Bonnet. Highlights7 Clapp Corps . . . lr. Dating club . . . Spider bite . . . Maid Room . . . 218 . . . Tommy, Z, Judie . . . Spring . . . Nappy Days, early morning meetings . . . FLUSH . . . WT . , . Cheerleading . . . WS tryouts , , . Six Rowdies .. . Clapp .. . Yellow Rose of Texas .. . Roomie . . . Cath . . . Sister Cris, Sarah, Kelly A . . , jamies . . . Killer Frisbee . . . CHARK . . . Frankie and Best Bud Halbert . . . Kelly and CV! . . . Vapid's class . . . Pizza Man jeff . . . Boot Patrol . . . Feb. 28 . . . WC . . . Parents' Weekend . . . Hockey . . . CB QBill, Leslie,QGj . . . Bill and Woody's . . . Love to lon from one of the QG . . . Mary and Katie . .. SMH . .. Class of '76 . . . Commencement , . . Special thanks to BWS, Dad 'n' Mom, and Charles Harold Newell . . . My love to all. Bruce Ihrig Graham Tehran, Iran Entered September, 1975. Activities: Spectator 47 Yearbook 47 Tower 47 Acolyte 47 Vestry 47 Whipple proctor 47 Library proctor 47 Community service 47 Football 47 Tennis 47 Hockey 4. Highlights: Allman Guard . . . WC Nite . . . Tower . . . Clapp basement . . . Bill Kr Woody's and all the dancers . . . Hockey with Phil . . . Tennis with John . . . the ski slope . . . Miss Fischer's Triaminicin . . . sermons . . . skateboarding with Tommy . . . Tower Publications . , .- Tower Clock . . . Tower Liquor . . . Tower Power! Suzanne Carol Hadlund Waterloo, Iowa Entered September 1974. Activities: Stage crew 37 Vestry 37 Musical Revue 37 Gymnastics 37 Acolyte 3,47 Renaissance Fair 3,4j Yearbook 47 SMH proctor 47 Spring Dance Concert 47 Blue Bonnet. Highlights: Jamie, Brad, Arthur, Kay, that you? . . . Shooting the breeze with Gigi at 2 AM . . . Ty, was that you? . . . Saints of '75 . . . the Sugar Bowl . . . Mr. k Mrs. C . . . Pig Lady, Baby Moran, Debbie, Spic, Rent-a-Car, Hal . . . Class of '76 . . . Suicide Hill . . . late study nites . . . the woods . . . parties . . . Robin C's GOOPS . . . my li'l sisters-Liz and Wendy . . . Chapel . . . Hancock, Nez, Freeman, Lang . . . GI-IOSTS?? . . . Chats with Charlie . . . Thanks to all my wonderful teachers and all those who have helped me grow ' throughout these past two years . . . MEMORIES . . . many smiles and tears . . . June 5, 1976 . . . COMMENCEMENT! Quote: They say dreams are floating fantasies,!But I wish I could dream more often.!Where else could I find love,!If not in a dream? ' -...W Daniel Lamoreux Hagge, Jr. -- A t . ..,, Wausau, Wisconson A set, a s? wX. Entered September 1975. Left June 5 1976. Sidney Io Hertz Mott, North Dakota Entered September, 1975. Activities: Spectator 4, Yearbook 45 Band 47 Musical Revue 47 European trip 4, Gold Digger. Highlights: Nezmerized in AP . . . Shoe Revolt . . . Germany and Austria - good party, Mr. Steve . . . pigs, squirrels, lions, and rainbows . . . Carole King . . . life with Keller and Janet . . . Fast tests - staying up with Keller . . . telling off Big Al . . . Gigi, Allison, Cathy, John . . . CAG: BABY, PIG LADY, SPIC . . . Let's try to get along, Riordan . .. Commencement - june 5, 1976! Quote: No man is an island, entire of itself: every man is a part of the continent, a part of the main, if a clod could be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less . . . a man's death diminishes me, because l am involved in mankind, and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls: it tolls for thee. QDonnej. Thank you, IUDITH. David Ingle Morris, Minnesota Entered September, 1975. Activities: Club Soccer 45 Basketball 4. Highlights: Thanks to following for their friendship Knot in order of appearancej: Art, Ty, Tim, Dean, Cathy, Dean, Sue M., Sue H., Holly, Lil, jamie, George, Bob, Charlie, Iohn, Phil, Ross, Hal, Bill . . . Appreciation to the excellent teachers I had fespecially Mr. Wadley, erudite Mr. CJ . . . Shears and our concert trips . . . Clapp basement . . . our noctumal treks . . . Dobbin . . . the smoking object d'art . . . Tim's room . . . Combustion . . . Afton Alps . . . the Guthrie . . . The Circle . . . Meet you tonight at noon . . . talking, relating, growing, living . . . to the Bon Vivre! GEORGE SID 1' DAVE . 'WP 4 KATHY IAN BOB Kathy Ann Keller Stone Mountain, Georgia Entered September 1975. Activities: Cheerleader 4: Swimming 47 Gold Digger. Highlights: All-nighter with SH . . . First day with NT . . . Thank you, E . . . Exam parties with CW and KF . . . 800 year-old husband, LCK? . . . Good door papering job, huh IM? . . . SMH Seniors of '76 - the best . . . love you, Clappites . . . best of luck, BP, you deserve it! Janet Lynn Ketman Des Moines, Iowa Entered September, 1974. Activities: Concert Chorale 37 Spring Dance Concert 3: Renaissance Fair 3,41 Musical Revue 3,45 Blue Bonnet. Highlights: Laughter and tears with precious friends will soon be memories . . . But they will never be forgotten. Quote: The pleasure of life is according to the man who lives it. QRalph Waldo Emersonj Robert Andrew Knutson Minneapolis, Minnesota Entered September, 1972. Activities: Spectator 2,3, associate 47 Crack Squad 3,43 S Club: Color Guard 2: Quiz Bowl 37 jamie proctor 3: Europe 27 Soccer 4: Hockey 3: Track 1,2,3, captain 4. Honors: B Honor Roll 1,2,37 Head Boy 25 Cum Laude 3,47 Cooley Award 37 Buchanan Award 2. Highlights: Judie, Dan, Wade, Charlie, Ross, john, Pit , Grover, George, jack , TPW Corps . . , Squaddies . . , CS . . . Clapp basement . . . CBOS . . . CS tours . . . Bunch . . . Pile drivers at B Kc W's . , . Deutschland!Austria . . . NO HAIRCUTS . . , forcing Clapp to listen to the Beatles and getting gang-tackled for it . . . Perpetual Pinecone . . . Viva la Pancho! . . . MI, Monty Python, Swisher, IWB, EA, LW, LC, AD, IK, MW, KK, SM, HN, SW, TA, ABQ III, TE, DN, . . . Mr. I and Mr. C. , . . So what's up, Bill? . . . Freebird in Phil's . . . Cooch Bros . f . Eerd and Maureen . . . and again, 'I'l'PYK. John Gregory Lane Wilmington, Delaware Entered September, 1974. Activities: Hockey 45 Tennis 3, captain 45 Tower editor 45 Whipple proctor 45 Football 4. Highlights: Because of you all this was possible. Thanks, Uncle lack and Aunt Joyce . . . Sleeping on the golf course . . . BS sessions . . . Pineapple sundae in my lap . . . Brunswick, Morris, Sheeny, Macus, Pin Head, Patrick Qwood shootj . . . Nappy Days . . . getting crazy . . . dining hall . . . sleeping in Chapel . . . Mr. C . . . Pretty good . . . Fetos 3,4 . . . Minn. weather . . . vacations . . . King family . . . Ray Nash . . . The Loose Goose, Dave Bonus, George . . . Thanks, Mom and Dad . . . Thanks, Shattuck, for an experience of a lifetime . . . Quote: Don't make life a game of competition, for a successful person is one who has found self-happiness. Daniel Wise Mackay Roscoe, Montana Entered September, 1972. Activities: Spectator 3,45 Crack Squad 3,45 St. james proctor 35 Musical Revue 45 European trip 35 Color Guard Captain 25 Rifle team 25 D.A. 35 Tennis 2,45 Cross-Country 15 Club Soccer 45 Wrestling 1. Highlights: All my friends who shared a little of my life, good luck . . . all Squaddies, Saints. Military, Clapp, All seniors . . . Senior year , . . parade field . . . partying . . . Commencement . . . CC . . . with George . . . Missoula . . . and finally the best things this school gave me - beautiful people . . . the Squad and most memorable of all - Leslie. Lisabeth Ann Madison Evanston, Illinois Entered January, 1974. Activities: Class secretary-treasurer 35 Musical Revue 35 Wooden Soldiers 3,45 Spring Dance Concert 3,45 Renaissance Fair 3,45 Dance Ensemble 45 Gold Diggers. Highlights: Thank you, my Beautiful People Qyou know who you arej. You who have helped me help myself in leaming more and furthering my abilities in KNOWLEDGE. Not only in academics, but in revealing to me the love in my heart for the arts of feeling, especially dance. Live on, Brothers and Sisters. Keep on giving to share. I love you all, Lil. JOHN DAN LIL JULIE WOODY SUE Julie Elizabeth Melville Aspen, Colorado Entered January, 1975. Activities: Spring Dance Concert 37 Wooden Soldiers 47 SMH proctor 47 Musical Revue 47 Football Stats 47 Baseball Stats 47 Gold Digger. Highlights: Class of '76 - Best Class Award . . . Thanks to my two roommates who tried to tolerate me: Wendy and Judie . . . Lying in the sun with Lilly . . . fights with Z . . . Judie on the parapet, Watch out for the low flying wit . . . Yohnnie, Sheen . . . WS '76, love to Allie and the rest . . . loads of love to the rest of the Rowdy 6: Peach, Pig Lady, Chicago Red, Texas Delegates, Heckle and Jeckle . . . 'member Mustang Lady? . . . Bionic and Mac, Higgidoo, Slovak, Spic, Shelley . . . Special to little Woody and Phil, Mikey H . . . BIG THANKS T0 KIEFF, and all my love to my parents. Good Luck '77, '78, etc. Quote: To live with you is to know you, and to know you only makes one love you. Grover Wood Merritt Fort Hood, Texas Entered October, 1975. Activities: Yearbook ads 47 Acolyte 47 Club Soccer 4J Basketball 47 Baseball 47 Highlights: Two Texas Roses . . . Pit . . . Bill 8: Woody's . . . I'll drink to that . . . Late nights at Clapp: jammin', jousting, and bull sessions . . . Ross and the Flaknes' Cabin , . . Phil 811 Jack . . . Basketball, busted, and bench-warming with George . . . Monty Python with Indian fighter Bob, Rally DANNY! . . . What? . . . nothin' . . . Hi! Johnny Red . . . Tequila Mockingbird . . . Hockey Games . . . Texas Delegation, Wader, Goose, Johnny, Tom Snurf, CBOS, Ty, Cobb, Woodrow, Karin . . . The one and only Bun-Bun, Kathy the Georgia Peach, Julie . . . Chapel ZZZ . , . Mimi, Spic . . . All the great Shads and Saints . , . Mr. C . . . Z 5: Rube . . . Hancock, Kieffer, Wadley, the Dyers, Jensen . . . Clapp Intramurals . . . Bus Ride to Measure for Measure . . . Ike 6: the Allies! . . . Primo's . . . Basement of Clapp. Susan Elaine Moran Albert Lea, Minnesota Entered November, 1974. Activities: Spectator 37 Concert. Chorale 37 Musical Revue 3,47 Squirrel Squad 3,47 Class president 47 Yearbook 47 Band 47 Renaissance Fair 47 Club Soccer 47 Blue Bonnet. Honors: B Honor Roll 37 Bear Flag Restaurant prize 37 Cum Laude 47 Who's Who in American Music 4. Highlights: Escape artist - Houdini ll . . . lunar eclipse, a streak in the dusk . . . Most Open award . . . WT . . . HELP!!! laundry room, late nights, tears, and Jane!!! . . . varsity smoking, flying club , . . Whipple housemother . . . LOOK OUT!!! Do you like me? Lebanon, Columbia, Jamaica, Mexico . . . What a vacation!!! . , , Pig-Yak, Spic, Sid, Charlie, Fields, KB, PS, JM, SN, JH, Sarah N., Mary A. . . , everybody was great!!! . . . You too, PM, RJ, WS, ETC . . . Y'know, life is the fwhateverjn . . . l love you all, but did you love me??? . . , All good things must come to an end. Quote: The worm will tum. QMaynard Mackj Charles Harold Newell III Lincoln, Nebraska Entered September, 1972. Activities: Acolyte 17 Track 2,37 Guitar 3,47 Stage Crew 47 Renaissance Fair 47 Musical Revue 47 Club Soccer 47 Basketball 1,2,3,4. Highlights: Primo Brews . , . Framburger , . . Queeth . . . Blues . . . Bogart . . . Munchin' out . . . Bill and Woody's . . . limi Hendrix . . . Pancho and lack . . . Tom Moline . . . Wasted Days and Wasted Nights at Clapp Base . . . jammin' . . . Hancock . . . Quack Squad . . . Contracts , . . Saint Buds . . . Wierd . . . There's Hamburger all over the highway in Numstick, Connecticut . . . Wonka . . . 5 years . . . l'll miss you all. HAL 1. Bradford Parker Nottingham, Pennsylvania Entered February, 1975. Left June 5, 1976. as 'inn' BRAD William Conrad Pitte j' Q Hinsdale, Illinois Entered September, 1972. Activities: Band 47 S Club 47 Stage Crew 1,2,3,47 Dramatics Association 2,3,4f Acolyte 1,2,3,42 Musical Revue 47 Football 1,2,3,47 Basketball 37 Baseball 1,2,4. Highlights: Bill 8: Woody's . . Grover, Flak, Phil, George, John R., Danny . . . Missoula . . . Texas . . . Des Moines . , . talking with Jack Poncho, Cobb, Wade, Boob, Art, Ty, Goose . . . Rock Fury Brigade . . . Elsa, Scout, Les, Bun-Bun, Bizarre, Ingle, Jamie. Miller, Tim H . . . Mimi, Nez, Wad. the C's, Doc, Buddy, Mr. O . . . Curtiss, Randy, Elwood, KH, Budget . . . CBOS, AFIROTC, Stanley P, Kieff, Hancock, Bartzes, Liz, Mrs. Dyer, Al 8: Lisa, Slade, Iohn L., C. Glass . . . FNFC . . . Kelly, Shear, Fields, Cathi W., Mack G Roberts . . . Mr. Davis, Mr. 5' Sumner, Morans, Spic, Mel, Z, Yer Ol' Ladies, Clapp, Framburg, Nicol, Fog, Ferd, Herb, Rube Kr O . . . Commencement . . . partying . .. my family . . . Ding Dong Kathy . . , a fine lady, Liz. Association 47 Vestry 47 SMH proctor 47 Dance Ensemble 47 ART ANNE CLEO Arthur Benajhar Quiggle, Ill Minneapolis, Minnesota Entered September, 1973. Activities: Honor Guard 27 Color Guard 27 Baseball 27 Golf 2,32 Class treasurer 37 Football 37 S Club 3,47 Acolyte 3,47 St. james proctor 3, Dobbin proctor 47 Renaissance Fair 3,47 Wrestling 2,3,47 Band 47 Library proctor 47 Spring Dance Concert 47 Musical Revue 3,41 Soccer 47 Track 4. Honors: Wrestling, 2nd in Conference 4. Highlights: Kevin Miller, Dave Nicol, Robyn Maryland . . . piano room . . . Dave Elwood, Jamie Hutt, Lily Madison, Gary Mack,,Robin Roberts, Lindsay Miller, Rick Barr, Rick Wheatley, Joe Shinder, Tim Falck, Dave lngle, Tyrone Artis . . . Mr. Neslund as dorm-master . . . 100 or so cans? . . . Brad Parker, Dean Koerth, George, Phil, Flakne . . . John Man . . . Everyone I missed, and a fantastic girl - and person - Kari Bengtson . . . Always onward and upward? Grace Anne Quirke Milwaukee, Wisconsin Entered September, 1973. Activities: Concert Chorale 2,37 Cheerleader 37 Europe 37 Roles in Plays 3,41 Acolyte 2,3, head acolyte 47 Spring Dance Concert 3,47 Renaissance Fair 3,47 Musical Revue 3,47 Tower 47 AHWA 47 Dramatics Basketball 27 Track 2,41 Blue Bonnet. Honors: B Roll 4. Highlights: '73-74: new girl . . . Jay, Gigi, times! . . . Kings. '74-7S:,old girl . . , Gigi, fights! FINE! LM, RM, IG, Elton John, P. Bloom. '75-76: girl . . . Millie W., Kathy B., Kym H., Kellie-Rae, C., BONUS, IKB 8: TB, Ms. C. . . . Concerts, DA, . . . the whole Senior Class and those on the way most of all, Tyrone. Quote: Forgive, O Lord, my jokes on Thee, And l'll forgive Thy great big one fRobert Frostj Cleo Ann Quiver Ethete, Wyoming Honor good ...Ol-I, very old Robin DE, SS up . . . little on me. Entered September, 1974. Activities: Concert Chorale 37 Cross-Country 37 Basketball 3,42 Class secretary-treasurer 47 SMH proctor 47 Volleyball 47 Blue Bonnet. Honors: All- Conference, volleyball 4. Highlights: My friends - Corrine, Deb, Gigi, Suzie, Spic . . . Keith, yep, that's my man . . . Mrs. Fast, Mrs. Lang . . . Sitting on our sled . . . parties I was thinking of . . . Seniors '76 , , , Pow-wows, '49ers, vacations . . . Phil, whose side are you on, cowboys or Indians? . . . Soldier Blue , . . Hey lady, need some help? Ask Deb . . . Action-packed stories again, Deb? . . . Gigi, welcome to the f-factory! . . . Don't get dusty off the floor, Suzie and Corrine . . . Lilly and Holly, you're all right. Iohn Patrick Rrordan Wausau, Wisconsin Entered September, 1972. Activities: Class vice-president 1,2,4, Spectator photographer 3,4, Tower 4, Crack Squad Big Man 4, S Club 2,3,4, Stage Crew 1,2,3, Dramatics Association 2,3,4, Proctor 3, Community Service 4, Europe 2, Football 1,3,4, Basketball 1,2, captain 4, Golf 1,2,3, captain 4. Honors: AFIROTC Most-Improved Cadet 1. Highlights: One great year with Allison and a lifetime of memories . . . Squaddie Brews . . . Dan, Ross, Bob, Charlie, Wade . . . Bill 8: Woody's Grand Opening!! My four years were great. Philip Edwin Stephan, Jr. Mason City, Iowa Entered September, 1974. Activities: Baseball 3, Debate 3,4, Football 3, captain 4, Hockey 3, captain 4, Tower 4, S Club 4, National Forensic League 4. Highlights: Ross, Bill, john W., Tom, Grover, Dan, Bob, lohn R., Bruce, Wade, Ty, Charlie, Tim, Swenson, Curtiss, Moran . . . Mr. Catterall, Mr. Fields, Mr. Sumner . . . Vach and Poncho . . . Breck 1, Clapp 4 . . . The Doors , . . Hockey stitches . . . Free.Bird . . . Cathi, Leslie, Julie, janet . . . Saints, Shads . . . Ike and the Allies . . . Clapp basement!! . . . Rowdiness . . . Spring . . . Brothers forever . . . So much to say, not enough time. I'll remember . . . My love to those here who seek it. Quote: When you raise hell, do it right. lMorrison-Yossarianj Wendy Ann Strang Eau Claire, Wisconsin Entered February, 1975. Activities: Roles in plays 3,4, Stage Crew 3,4, Wooden Soldiers 4, Dramatics Association 4, SMH proctor 4, Renaissance Fair 4, Musical Revue 4, Gold Digger. Highlights: Senior Year!! RUN!! . . . Des Moines and 24-hour parties . . . The Night ls My Enemy . . . Smile pretty for the camera . . . November 26 fI'll never tell Docj . . . holiday visitors turn fugitive . . . Mimi, Janet, trips to foreign places . . Pabst Power . . . flowers . . . ice cubes . . . tickies . . . long distance calls . . . Oral, gossiping . . . Chapel and spider bites with Walch . . . honking Crosby . . . Wanna join the ENLC, honey? . . . scratching Judie . . , Spic's language problem . . . Framburg's awful feet . . . pin legs . . . BIONIC! JOHN ,A- saw JACK Y' 7 eg ' WENDY w ? NANCY DEB MIMI Nancy Graciela Caterina Tosi Moreno Cuenca, Ecuador Entered September, 1975. Activities: Musical Revue 47 Gold Digger. Highlights: Spic . . . prima escogids Gioia . . . Ecuador . . . lions . . . 9:30 flight . . . Apple jacks . . . Me and My Baby . ., Mex .. . grrr . . . vegetating . . . gordo, gorditos, flaca, chochi, cuna, zabela, jose . . . Seniors '76 . . . Piggie, Baby, Mike, jules, Nana, Gigi, Veldkamp, Corrine, Cleo, Sue H., Annie F., Mama Eina Ti Amo, Gringa Augusta, Hertz, Chris F. . . . Elsa at 3 AM . . . Ketman . . . fire extinguishers?? . . . Baby Jim, Grover, Brad P., Tom Y., Tom K. . . . flush on Cathi and Kathy . . . ABQIII . . . the C's . . . Bobby, lovely Shears, AEL, Mrs. Lang, Mrs. Ridnour, Dyers, Mr. Rustad . . . naps with Piggie . . . Pig's toes and yammering . . . cigs afterwards . . . Miracles . . . Vapid as sin . . . Pig, let's go . . . Snoozie. Quote: Si un burro habla el atro se calla. Deborah Lynn Veldkamp Denver, Colorado Entered September, 1974. Activities: Class vice-president 37 Acolyte 37 Track 37 Stage Crew 47 SMH proctor 47 Volleyball 47 Blue Bonnet. Honors: Hurdles record. Highlights: QUADNA fwoopslj . . . 5 girls, six pack . . . sth year of H.S. . . . tryouts . . . raps at 2 AM with Gigi . . . retuming early for Senior year , . . RTE, lucky charm, Bruce, Phil, Pig Lady, Spic, Gigi, Joe, john R., Baby Moran, Big Al, Mimi, Lil, Corrine, Cleo . . . SS, KB, KH, MI, Snoozie - but most important, TOMMY . . . Liz . . . talks with Cleveland . . . busted . . . Mr. Rustad, Mlle. Krause . . . lost in the woods . . . pizza at Ms. Lind's . . . Prom '75 . . . March 10 - Room 301 - minute by minute reports by me!! . . . April 12, 1975 . . . My Little Sisters, Marsh and Jeannie . . . MOM and PA . . . The whole Class of '76 . . . the friends l've shared time with . . . Jane G., full moon . . . Ian, Lindsay, Robyn . . . My Big Sis, little Sarah Neyhart. Mary Elizabeth Walch Gladstone, Michigan Entered September, 1974. Activities: Wooden Soldiers 3, co- captain 47 Roles in plays 3,47 Dramatics Association 3,42 Spring Dance Concert 3,47 Musical Review 3,47 Class representative 47 SMH proctor 47 Gold Digger. Highlights: Iunior Dating Club, ENLC, 216 Qmy roomj . . . tryouts '75 and the beautiful team that resulted . . . noggies . . . spider bites, Bun-Bun cuddles, Wendy ticks . . . Mrs. Dyer Gold games . . . winning football Qfinallyj . . . Plaza , Brick and Rose . . . Roane . . . JKB, PW . . . WC . . , Budget . . . Des Moines . . . Red Roses, Gold Crosses . . . Squaddies . . . Cathy O., Robin, Lil' Mary, all 3rd Ladies, Liz . . . WS '76 - Al, Lil, Leslie, Katie, Mary, Cathy, Cathi, Wendy, Julie, Corrine . . . sloe gin . . . Mrs. C. . . . Commencement . . . Many thanks to all who have been near to me and helped me grow. Quote: All that we love deeply becomes a part of us. QGibran7 Corrine Elizabeth Wanstall Ethete, Wyoming Entered December, 1973. Activities: Track 27 Class representative 3, vice-president 47 Wooden Soldiers 47 S Club 47 Cheerleader 47 SMH proctor 47 Spring Dance Concert 47 Renaissance Fair 47 Volleyball 47 Basketball 2,3,47 Cold Digger. Honors: Most-Valuable Player, Basketball 3,4 and All-Conference 4. Highlights: Cleo, Deb, Gigi, Spic, Shelley, Liz, Cindy, Celeste, Gunch, Kathy . . . Mrs. Lang . . . Soph year . . . Seniors '76 . . . tryouts, Hell Night, WS '75-76, WC, WS Corridor . . . parties . . . On the floor - remember Suzy? . . . falling through the woods . . . minute-by-minute reports from Deb . . . Talking with Lil, rolling with Mimi, drilling with AI, laughing with Denise, scoring with Celeste . . . Feeling low, high, doing what I wanted to . . . What a good experience it's all been. Quote: Life is what you make it. If you don't make it, that's life. Shay Lawrence Weir Cedar Rapids, Iowa Entered january, 1975. Activities: Band Conductor 47 Debate 47 National Forensic League 47 Renaissance Fair 47 Musical Revue 4. Highlights: Band . . . Bill Gr Woody's . . . Commencement. SHAY Catherine Layne Woodmansee Fort Hood, Texas Entered September, 1975. Activities: Student Govemment 47 Wooden Soldiers 47 Debate 47 National Forensic League 47 Acolyte 47 Musical Revue 47 Volleyball 47 Gold Digger. Highlights: Texas buds, Yellow Rose Leslie . . . Roomie Karin - compatible, unreal . . . the Rowdy Six: Kath, Elsa, Les, jules, me 'n' Kar . . . tryouts and MOM Allison . . . Deeessperado , . . Pooh and the capture of Erv . . . Xmas serenade, lim Neighbors . . . Bonus Clan . . . My erratic debate partner, Les . . , Head Eskimo . . . Pizza jeff, with a little TLC - thanks . . . cocoa with Kathi and Sid . . . Musical Revue . . . my partner and sister, Lilly . . . Bill 5: Woody's Texas Annex . . . Ross and intimate conversations! .. . Spic . . . all-nighters . . . Clapp buds .. . Brother john who managed to get along with me up here . . . Phil, my almost brother . . . To RWF, my love . . . Aspen Sis Ruby . , . All my love to SMH, BWS, and especially CLASS OF '76. Ion Scott Carlson Billings, Montana Jeffrey Lee Chapel Faribault, Minnesota Stuart Gordon David Indianapolis, Indiana Roderick Lawrence Evans St. Paul, Minnesota james Aaron Granger Big Timber, Montana Tamara Ann Kloeckl Arlington, Minnesota St. Phillip Edward Decker Scott Louis Leonard Coon Rapids, Minnesota Faribault, Minnesota Daniel David Douthit Ruby Carol Lindner Long Lake, Minnesota Aspen, Colorado SK St. james Class of 1976: STANDING, IN BACK, Manville, Leonard, Van Guilder, Davis, Rising, Douthit, Granger, Carlson, Evans, and Chapel. KNEELING, IN FRONT, Wright, Lindner, and Kloeckl. AT THE RIGHT, BOTTOM OF NEXT PAGE, is Decker. N-.w.! Philip Fairchild Manville Edina, Minnesota Amy Ruth Rising St. Cloud, Minnesota Bradley Savage Van Guilder Burnsville, Minnesota Milicent Anne Wright Indianapolis, Indiana 5:5553 - - : vase: M, re.. his N. me ' ,,.- . - .-'1 or rrgyg ,g L, L ,,. If r le M-'qw 'I , fr r A Parting Shots St. James, circa 1920 Underiormers Shattuck Underformers Breck The Shattuck junior Class - QFROM BACK LEFI'j Don Pierce, Doug Todd, Alister Young, Dane Rheinschmidt, John Marsh, Dean Koerth, Dan Guerard, Mark Stephens, Larry Likovich, Tom Heinitz, Bradlee johnson, Bill Michie, Erik Iensen, QFRONT LEFU Chris White, Tom Knoepfler, Tom Young, john Woodmansee, Roy Chick, Paul Michaelson, Mike Hauan, Mark Blake, Randy Higgins, Bill Byron, Randy Jenkins, Bruce Foster, and Bob Davis. Nga? 30 ,N VIEWS f-an Whipple West The Sophomore Class -- QFROM LEI-'I' FRONTJ Curt Houlihan, Milo Bergeson, Steve Nordstrom, Mark Fenn, QSECOND ROW, Dan Swenson, Steve Duggins, joe Rising, Tim Kearney, QTHIRD ROWJ Darren Martin, Terry Kloeckl, Larry Deutsch, Tim Hanscom, Mike Ford, QTOPQ Jim Stevens, Randy Breece, Dave Dahlquist and Kurt Loftfield. Not pictured: Aquiles Chong. Whipple East The Freshman Class - IFROM LEI-'l' FRONTJ Mark Rioux, Rodney Kem, Beau Blankenship, Tim Nolan, QSECOND ROWJ Steve Olson, Tom Senft, Marty Andreas, Lee Cooper, Chris shankweiler, QTHIRD ROWJ David Hauan, Byron Dille, Eric Nielsen, Dee Duncombe, Gabriel Backlund, QFOURTH ROWj Mark Klapmeier, Kyle Wanstall, john Sondrol, Mark Radloff, fTOPj Mike Douthit, Marc Wolner, Dave Kurrus, and Ion Andreas. Not pictured: Bill Cochran. Dobbin QI-'ROM LEI-'l' FRONT, Craig Smothers, Scott Anderson, Tom Aronsohn, QBACKJ Tom Behnke, Brian Radloff, joe Helkamp, and Ron Knutson. All were Sophomores except Freshman Scott Anderson. l 'a v 35 IS b --,,. .t ' Nil 4 it ll ii- X St. Mary's Underformers The Junior Class, FROM LEFI' TO RIGHT, STANDING: Sarah Sadler, Sue Glass, Jeannie Chick, Liz Holmes, Chris Falck, Kay Chittenden. Sl'l'l'lNC: Shelley Sears, Cathy O'Connor, Julie Roberts, Katie Haralson, Anne Fishbum, Deana Partington, Cris Hart, and Marsha Billups. Not pictured: Wendy Anderson, Kathy Boentje, Nancy Cochran, Liz Coogan, jamie Hutt, and Pam Skinner. The Sophomore Class, STANDING: Mary Eiser, Robin Cleveland, Kelly Anderson, Kellie Beers. SITTING: Jill Nusbaum, Sue Nicol, Andrea Rediger, K.G. Wilkins, Karen Koerth, Linda Chedister, Kim Huyser, Lisa Dyer, and lean Nusbaum. Not pictured: Diane Carr, Elizabeth Dorsey. 41 521: The Freshman Class - QFROM LEFTJ Cioia Tosi, Caroline Glass, Lara Riley, Mary Dougherty, Teresa Guerard, Bonnie Bacon, and Penny Phillips. ure' -- '-Nw i 2 C .J i C, M. 'N'--., ,,..,.. ' K 5 St. James Underformers The Seventh Grade - QFROM LEFD Tonya Tumer, Lester Alterowitz, Marty Miles, Bill Finger, Robert Tran, and Julie Melville. Not pictured: 1.1. Clark, Glenn Eder, Randel Schmidt, Beth Dachelet, and Chandra Pugh. Parting Shots St. James, circa 1910 W 1 3 wr' Administraticn, Faculty 8 Staff Administration And Facult The Rev. E. John Dyer, Ed. D. Rector and Headmaster, Religion, Crack Squad Advisor. Appointed 1974. James W. King, Jr., M. Ed. Assistant Headmaster, Mathematics, Housemaster in Whipple, Golf Coach. Appointed 1974. George Slade Schuster, M.A.T. Principal, English, Cross-Country Coach. Appointed 1966. Harold G. O'Connor, B.A. Dean of Boys, History, Track Coach. Appointed 1955. Auriel E. Lind, A.B. Dean of Saint Mary's Hall, English. Appointed 1974. Donald B. Purrington Comptroller, Business Advisor to The Spectator and the Yearbook. Appointed 1935 james G. Davis, Ir., M. Ed. Administrative Assistant, Football and Baseball Coach. Appointed 1975. Susan L. Webster, S.M.H. '68, B.A. Admissions Counselor, Housemother, Saint Mary's Hall. Appointed 1974. Mildred Marple Public Relations. Appointed 1955. Elinor Ann Fischer, R.N. Head of the Infirmary. Appointed 1964. x V 7 M M' 1- a.w....7awgf2 S 'S -vii ...ni 3 an v if Q. i I 's 'AA -e ': w.p'..Z-,. . ...L ,J up . lp- J ,.. I Q' fa. 4 , 5 N x Q 6? In -F -asf? In order of appointment Margaret Agerter, B.S. Language Development and Reading. Appointed 1943. George Kedrovsky, B.S. Chairman of Sciencesg Russian, Driver's Training. Appointed 1947. Orwin Rustad, M.A. Sciences. Appointed 1961. Dorothy Lang, B.A. Chairman of Mathematics, President of the Cum Laude Society. Appointed 1964. Robert E. Neslund, A.B. Chairman of English, Advisor to The Spectator and the Yearbook, Chapel Organist Appointed 1964. Wilbur Hollnagel, M.A. Chairman of Foreign Languages, Spanish, Outdoor Program. Appointed 1966. Andrea M. Hollnagel, B.S. Librarian. Appointed 1967. Jonathan Freeman, M.S. Mathematics and Sciences, Football, Boys' Basketball, and Girls' Track Coach. Appointed 1969. Iohn Sumner, B.S. Director of Athletics and Chairman of Physical Education, Housemaster in Breckg Football and Hockey Coach, Advisor to S Club. Appointed 1971. Margaret Sumner, B.S. Physical Education, Girls' Volleyball, Basketball, and Track Coach, Advisor to Wooden Soldiers. Appointed 1971. ludith R. Catterall, Ballerina V , 2--- W in Head of Fine and Performing Artsg Ballet. ... 9 c ' Appointed 1972. QQ. 5 5 A - Q as .gc K K. 1 . .4 Stephen C. Jensen, M.S. Chairman of History, Housemaster in Clapp. Appointed 1972. james S. Catterall, M.A. Mathematics and Historyg Housemaster in Clapp, Girls' Tennis, Girls' Basketball, and Boys' Tennis Coach. Appointed 1973. Mary Kay Krause, B.A. French and Piano, Housemother, Saint Mary's Hall. Appointed 1973. Denis Wadley, B.A., B.S. English, Housemaster in Dobbin, Speech and Debate Coach, Chairman of the Humanities Committee, Advisor to the National Forensic League. Appointed 1973. Iulie Ann Bartz, B.A. Theater, Housemother, Saint Mary's Hall, Advisor to the Dramatics Association. Appointed 1974. Stanley P. Fast, M.A. History, Track Coach. Appointed 1974. Gregory I. Kieffer, M.S. Sciences and Mathematics, Housemaster in Breckg Head of Hands Together. Appointed 1974. The Rev. A. Nelson Daunt, M.A. School Minister, Religion, Advisor to the Vestry. Appointed 1975. Melva Fast, B.S. English, Housemother, Saint Mary's Hall, Librarian at Saint Mary's, Volleyball Coach. Appointed 1975. jonathan Hancock, B.A. English and Latin, Housemaster in Whipple, Club Soccer Coach. Appointed 1975. Lawrence Novak, A.B. Instrumental Music, Band Director. Appointed 1975. Robin Shear, M.F.A. Art, Housemaster in Whipple. Appointed 1975. George E. Wadsworth, B.A. Student Teacher, Fall Term, English, Winter and Springg Housemaster in Breckg Saint James Basketball Coach. Appointed 1976. , ' ww ii K' L X :IN .r T ii 7 i . 3 'f 1 J ,. , if 4 4 ' 4 7' w 'fi 1 i V . V 4 ,wifi f,- I f ' L 11' Nh. 1 t',. ii'iM1h.1eQ A 'iii S A A. I ini in Q3r'4fl V129 Part-Time Associates Rex Bates S'70 Housemaster in Whipple, Hockey and Boys' Tennis Coach. Iulie Mueller Modern Dance. james Pabst S'73 Photographer and Resident Assistant in Whipple, Fall Term. Richard Thorson Photography, Winter and Spring. Not Pictured . . . Kathleen Buendorf Typing, Ioseph Schneider Modern Dance. Rebecca Williams Readak, Fall Term. Staff BUSINESS OFFICE - QEROM LEITJ Dorothy I-Ierkenratt, Debra Wolf, Sharon Spitzack, Comptroller Donald B. Purrington. ADMINISTRATIVE AND PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICES - QFROM FRONT LEFD Lynn Vold, Pauline Hill, Sheree Noland, QBACKQ Mildred Marple, Sue Burke Phyllis Nems. MATRON - Elena Lizier. 5 S. Q., NN A great many people help keep the campuses going, only some of whom are shown here . .. TOP: QFROM LEI-TJ Chef Chet Puffer, who, with his kitchen staff, cooked our daily meals, Bill Bottke, lim McDonald, and Earl Graham, who tended the store, Phil Zoubeck, carpenter and general handyman. ZND ROW: Buildings and Grounds Crew - Dave Schwanke, Roy Duesterhoeft, Walt Walsh, Fritz Miller, Gene Munson, and Ray Nash, Bus-drivers Kevin Balfe and Gordon Healy. 3RD ROW: Laundry Crew - Leona and john Silbemagle, Etta Fratzke, lda Beckmann, and Ann Priemy Greenskeepers Rick Ostrum and Jim Moriarityg RIGHT: Painters Fritz Zahn and Barney Hirdlerp and Night Guards Ken Moreau and Dean Heil. f Q Wg? A e gm . . .f 7 , I 1 4 Shattuck Track, 1908 Sports Shattuck 5' Football COACHES - lames G. Davis Ir., Jonathan Freeman, and John Sumner. CAPTAINS - Ross Flakne, Phil Stephan, M! and Larry Likovich. Shattuck , 12 Medford 26 Shattuck 0 Claremont 12 Shattuck 12 Concordia 0 Shattuck 42 Rosemount Baptist o Shattuck 6 Randolph 24 Shattuck 52 Rosemount Baptist o Shattuck 45 Deaf School 0 Shattuck 15 Mazeppa 0 Shattuck's Big Red posted its best football performance in five seasons with a 5-3-0 record. To the credit of the defense, all Red victories were shutouts. Averaging 21 points per game, the Shads scored 168 to their opponents' 62. The first two games - perhaps the toughest - proved humbling. But Mr. Davis, the new head coach, inspired pride. ll-iis Ha Shake, Salt 'n' Pepper and Big Red Beat routine will long be rememberedj Momentum generated, and the Shads started to win. Losses to Claremont and Randolph cost a chance at the Centennial championship, but the victory over Mazeppa was especially sweet. Somehow the Shad defense in the waning minutes was able to withstand seven attempts from almost right on the Shattuck goal line. Junior Bruce Foster got the Capron trophy as Most- Valuable player. Flakne, Cobb, Likovich, and Foster made All- Conference. K .,. . y W A fi QW K 1 1 ft 4 R Ni 'mfs at as 'e Q: Isl 8' , W , ,gggg 'P . X sa n Q su eg- aa: 77 L4 232 576 -.A -- f s : Q N ' , A 20,ia1nfzs'f,22A 2 2 75i1s: 30 78 1' J f ' 'A Y V :AJ IK XLS? , . PAGE 42 - TOP LEFT: Tyrone Artis, contemplating the opposition, TOP CENTER: Bruce Foster 1311, getting some effective protection from Artis, MIDDLE: Coaches Freeman, Davis, and Sumner with Captains Flakne, Likovich, and Stephan: BOTTOM: Larry Likovich giving everything, despite the comfortable lead. PAGE 43 - TOP RIGHT: We're Number One! CENTER: The Big Red Football Team - QFROM FRONT LEFFQ Dane Rheinschmidt, john Woodmansee, Tim Hanscom, Tom Evans, Ross Flakne, kwr QHJQ4 95 , al X' Y lx- - in Ali ?i u0' Phil Stephan, Larry Likovitch, John Riordan, Marty Andreas, joe Rising, Tim Nolan, QMIDDLE ROWQ Byron Dille, Mike Nolan, Tim Kearney, Lee Cooper, Tyrone Artis, Bill Pitte, Dean Koerth, Bruce Foster, Randy Higgins, Rodney Kem, Bruce Graham, QBACKQ Manager Phil Manville, Mike Hauan, John Lane, George Hagge, Milo Bergeson, Beau Blankenship, Mark Fenn, Mark Stephens, Roy Chick, Chris White, Charlie Cobb, Manager Dan Swenson. BOTTOM: 11Hut'll J 'Winn na'ani.N9Mlb iv: A X A If s, 1 Iamie Flag A 1-5 record may seem hardly spectacular, but football was just getting going again at St. James and many of the boys had never played before. Still, according to Coach Jerry Wieme, 1'They learned a lot of football in six weeks. They developed positive attitudes and improved skills. Victory came in the last game, against Peace Lutheran. TOP: Hey, this isn't tackle! Coach Wieme tells his Jamie team what's what, CENTER: the St. james Flag Football team - QFROM FRONT LEFFJ Robert Tran, Randel Schmidt, Lester Alterowitz, Phil Manville, Phil Decker, Marty Miles, Brad Van Guilder, fBACKJ Coach Wieme, Bill Finger, jamie Granger, Scott Leonard, Ed Cismoski, Dan Douthit, Larry Evans, and Eric Calvezg BOTTOM: Practice - Concentrate, Ed! The jamie line at Homecoming. 2293 . Q 54, - -1 R , ' Shattuck X-C COACH - George Slade Schuster. CAPTAINS - Wade Penn and Tim Falck. e You've heard of the Un-Cola. f in Well, quipped Coach Schuster, -HW this was the un-season. His ,...-was' S Q f long-distance runners were 1 rl indeed lonely - unseen, S is . unsung, uncheered, unhouseled, unanointed . . . ul. ' 3' ,V.' S not to mention unscheduled ' S and unrecordedf' all 1. tl Yv if The cross-country team's 3-9 record wasn't in the running . : with last year's C7 upj. Part of the problem: the holder of the S' SQETVSS . W I S W Shattuck course record stayed i 'C , 391' ii iii home. l an - S ' I 'L'i T' Sh? , Q ' W SW S 5 ' g v ssel The '75 team's best showin S -e of MQ' if if g i rts was at LeCenter. Junior Don MSS fa f I ' ' . -R ,, : 1 if L 4- - ff: - ' . . e-' 5 an A 3 X 1 Pierce, consistently fastest and i x- '- Ss S -sK.: S S - Sgr H ' t ' he ..,S - S R 2 named MVP, covered the three ,Xl Q - ' K 1 miles in 16:41. But others ' , if , iiii R S Q, w SS Q really put out too, and the E e :Hf R S e2i'r S y t 1 ryy g team s time dropped 40 seconds, .S H, f 1 , S, 'Q is L' . ' A 5 1 x I 5 5 I Unseason ? But there was at .Q g if r u fellowship. l' A A , M ffl- TOP: the Cross-Country Team - FROM LEFT J Kyle Warwiallf Terry Kloefkl, Erik if A Q titt i i W my 1-t V Jensen, Wade Penn, Coach Schuster, Don Pierce, Tim Falck, jon Andreas, Mike A 5 rg, , of Douthit, and Bill Cochran, RIGHT: Mr. Schuster, setting the pace, CENTER: X f . ' .S ,fm L S Cochran and Falckp Pierce - consistently fastest, BOTTOM: Penn and lensen if S' ' 2' S catching breath. ' ia, .. as S. 45 r S Sk- S 1- 5 SS SS . S S. 1 fair'- 4' 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' HAIH6 If IIA if, MAIUJ, 43' :.- if SJ W K' 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 TOP: Shattuck Varsity - QFROM FRONT LEFTJ George Hagge, Dean Koerth, Chris White, Hal Newell, John Riordan, Tyrone Artis, Steve Nordstrom, QBACKJ Coach lon Freeman, Managers Diane Carr and Deanna Partington, Woody Merritt, Larry Deutsch, Charlie Cobb, Bruce Foster, Coach Wieme, and Manager FROM 1:00, Stuart Davis, Larry Roy Chick. MIDDLE: Shattuck I-V - Evans, Dan Douthit, jamie Granger QFROM LEFT, Kyle Wanstall, Mike Lester Alterowitz, IJ. Clark Robert Ford, Mark Radloff, Chris White, Tran, Marty Miles, Phil Decker Jon Byron Dille, Woody Merritt, Steve Carlson, Eric Galvez, and Coach Nordstrom, Phil Manville, Larry George Wadsworth. BOTTO vi RIGHT Deutsch, and Coach Wieme. Galvez qssy tries to keep hold of the BOTTOM: St. James - ICLOCKWISE ba fy X K I v Q va if QQ, v., ', t Rt X Y v N, V as t.- sy 5 led the scoring with 22, 20, gy., I. a 'L 1. Shad Hockey COACHES - john Sumner and Rex Bates. CAPTAINS - Tom Evans and Phil Stephan. Shattuck Montgomery 0 Shattuck Rochester Lourdes 4 Shattuck St. Peter 6 Shattuck Le Sueur 0 Shattuck St. Bernard's 3 Shattuck River Falls 2 Shattuck Faribault 4 Shattuck Winona Cotter 1 Shattuck Montgomery 4 Shattuck New Ulm Cathedral 8 Shattuck Le Sueur 0 Shattuck St. Peter 1 Shattuck Rochester Lourdes 4 Shattuck St. Paul Monroe 3 Shattuck River Falls 3 Shattuck St. Bemard's 5 Shattuck New Ulm Cathedral 9 Shattuck Faribault 3 Shattuck Albert Lea 14 Shattuck Alumni 2 The Shads' 9-9-1 record wasn't quite up to last year's 13-6 tally, but some of the competition was tough, some injuries frustrated the team's momentum, and several of last year's players decided to stay home. Some were inexperienced. The team lacked depth - there were only two skate-able lines. Still, it wasn't a bad season . . . The first line of Dan Swenson, Mark Wolner, and Randy Higgins - all underformers - K 41 - ma. and 17 goals respectively. Senior Tom Evans and Freshman Rodney Kern shared goal-tending duties. Most-Valuable Player Randy Higgins and Junior Dan Guerard Qwho was fourth in scoringj were chosen to lead next year's team. TOP: Parents at the Winter Carnival game kept warm under the new heaters as cheerleaders yelled and Coaches Bates and Sumner QLOWER RIGHTQ kept cool, CENTER: Captain Phil Stephan shoots, BOTTOM: It's a fast, physical game . . . 'M it G4 'J , ' f f 1 esi v Lg, 2, .f', ,ff ' J gil - V- il X I V , Wan, l 'fi I . I TOP: MVP Randy Higgins starting down ice as Goalie Tom Evans stays poised for action, TOP RIGHT: Coach Sumner, MIDDLE: the Big Red Hockey Team - QFRONT l.EI-'Tj Manager Craig Smothers, Lee Cooper, Tim Nolan, Dave Hauan, Rodney Kem, Tom Evans, Ron Knutson, Steve Duggins, lim Stevens, Manager Brian Radloff, QBACK LEI-'Tj Manager Tom Behnke, Beau Blankenship, Dan Swenson, Randy Higgins, Mark Penn, Dan Guerard, Mike Hauan, Mark Stephens, Wade Penn, Phil Stephan, Bruce Graham, Iohn Woodmansee, Ioe Rising, Coaches John Sumner and Rex Bates, and Randel Schmidt. Shattuck Wrestling COACH - Larry Harn CAPTAIN - Tim Hanscom Shattuck Deaf School Shattuck Randolph Shattuck Rosemount Baptist Shattuck Randolph Shattuck Breck Shattuck Concordia Shattuck Mazeppa Shattuck Rosemount Baptist Shattuck's team of eight regulars played a 12-man sport, and since a forfeit Costs 6 points, every match started with a sizable handicap. Undaunted, the Red grapplers managed to win two meets and suffered narrow defeats in two more. Captain Tim Hanscom, 119 lb. sophomore, won every match during the season. Terry Kloeckl and Art Quiggle took seconds in the conference meet. Hanscom got the Perkins MVP trophy, and Likovich won Most-Improved. Hanscom and Kloeckl are next year's captains. TOP: Captain Hanscom eager to grappleg the Shattuck Wrestling Team - QFROM LEFU Brad Van Guilder, Dee Duncombe, Art Quiggle, Doug Todd, Bob Davis, lon Andreas, Terry Kloeckl, Chip Weeks, Larry Likovich, CENTER: Art Quiggle contemplating victim, BOTTOM: Ion Andreas struggling for position. 0 E3 TOP: the fighting Saints - QFROM FRONT LEETQ Jean Nusbaum, Marsha Billups, Lisa Dyer, Katie Haralson, Pam Skinner, Kathy Boentje, Chris Ealck, Cleo Quiver, Manager Nancy Cochran, QBACKQ Corrine Wanstall, Coach Catterall, and Allison Dyer, Billups guarding with a vengeance, CENTER: the I-V Basketball Team -- QFROM FRONT LEFD Coaches Sumner and Catterall, Lisa Dyer, Marsha Billups, Katie Haralson, Manager Nancy Cochran, QBACKJ Tonya Turner, lean Nusbaum, Karen Koerth, Chris Ealck, Andrea Rediger, and Jill Nusbaumy BOTTOM: Borlk!! SMH Basketball COACHES - james Catterall and Bobbi Sumner. CAPTAINS - Allison Dyer and Corrine Wanstall. St. Mary's basketball outshone all of the boys' winter teams by bringing home the Centennial championship. With an 8-1 conference record Q12-4 overallj, the Saints could boast their best season ever since Coach Bobbi Sumner organized the team in 1971. Several of the victories were overwhelming - like 73-13 over Randolph. Not surprisingly, three of the Saints made All-Conference - Kathy Boentje, Allison Dyer, and Corrine Wanstall. Kathy was top scorer. She and Katie Haralson are to be captains of next year's team. Corrine was named Most-Valuable Player. The I-V team was inexperienced, so theirs was a building year - but they did defeat the Deaf School twice. 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 ul 'G ,fix ,Y , 6 353' 5 A ...Vase . 4 J ,file ' ,HV ' X . 1 1 Q T ' H fs ffl. We I an S' all 4 . , ' ' N ' ' 'flew ...ta PACE 54 - TOP: lohn Marsh high-jumping: Tom Evans pole-vaultingp CENTER: Dean Koerth QLEFD in the low hurdles: Mrs. O'Connor, who never misses a meet, lending grim moral support to Coach O'Connorp BO'I'l'OM: the Shattuck Track Team - QLEFI' TO RICHT, BY BLEACHERQ John Marsh, Larry Evans, Chris White, jamie Granger, Tyrone Artis, Tom Knoepfler, Erik jensen, lon Andreas, Dean Koerth, Tim Falck, Larry Likovich, Art Quiggle, Curt Houlihan, Dan Mackay, Robert Tran, Lee Cooper: QSTANDING IN BACKJ Bob Knutson, Tom Evans, and Mark Stephens: QAT RICHTI Coaches Fast and Novak. PAGE 55 - TOP: Marsha Billups long-jumping: the SMH Track Team - QFROM BOTTOM LEFT, Coach Sumner, Allison Dyer, Marsha Billups, Mary Eiser, Amy Rising, Anne Quirke, Chandra Pugh, Coach Freeman, QMIDDLEQ Tonya Turner, Caroline Glass, Lisa Dyer, QABOVEQ Leslie Crosby, Katie Haralson, Tammy Kloeckl, Anne Fishburn, Karen Koerth: CENTER: Mary Eiser running, Mr. Schuster timing, Liz Coogan hurdling. C ks z , N .A WV .i x I SMH Track COACHES - jonathan Freeman and Bobbi Sumner SMH 85Vz, Minnesota School for the Deaf 18Vz, Bethlehem Academy 32 SMH 25111, Montgomery 39, LeSueur 86 SMH 76, Mazeppa 57, Randolph 22 SMH 72, Kenyon 101, MSD 18, Claremont 11 SMH 50, Waterville 95, MSD 10 SMH 63, Morristown 55, Breck 36 SMH 86, Belle Plaine 73, MSD 9, BA 39 Centennial Meet - SMH 1st of 5 Records set in 1976 by Quirke 1100 yd dashj, Eiser fmile and high-jumpj, Pishbum Qshot-put and discusj, A. Dyer 1180 hurdlesj, and Pugh Q2 milej. The SMH Cinderellas took first in four of seven meets and won the Centennial Conference championship. Anne Fishburn, who took first in the shot-put in the district, was the only Saint to place in the regional meet, she got third. Six others placed in the district. Karen Koerth was named MVP. Anne Fishburn and Katie Haralson are next year's captains. 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 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. 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 Cheerleaders Boy, are we enthusiastic runs the chant, but Bishwhip fans are sometimes reticent at games. Still the cheerleaders tried their darndest to inspire vocal participation. Some of the exotic new routines never did catch on, but Two Bits kept its old magic. Varsity cheerleaders got Shattuck letters. Mrs. Sumner was their advisor. F Bm mc F ' uma- ram lam m- TOP: Basketball cheerleaders - QFROM LEFU Shelley Sears, Karin Framburg, Mary Dougherty, and QFRONTQ Corrine Wanstally CENTER: Hockey cheerleaders - Elsa Arp, Kim Huyser, Lisa Dyer, Kathy Keller, and Caroline Glass, BOTTOM: I-V cheerleaders - Tammy Kloeckl, Tonya Tumer, Teresa Guerard QUPJ, Chandra Pugh QDOWNI, Milicent Wright, and Iulie Manvillep CENTER RIGHT: Kim Huyser leading a hearty cheer . . . Bishwhip Letter Winners Holly Adams - SMH - Tennis Lester Alterowitz - SJ - Flag Football, Basketball Kelly Anderson - S - Cheerleader Ion Andreas - S - Wrestling, Track Elsa Arp - S - Cheerleading, SMH - Volleyball Tyrone Artis - S - Football, Basketball, Track Bonnie Bacon - SMH - Basketball Manager Tom Behnke -- S - Hockey Manager Milo Bergeson - S - Football Marsha Billups - SMH - Volleyball, Track Kathy Boentje - SMH - Tennis, Basketball Jeannie Chick - SMH - Volleyball Roy Chick - S - Basketball Manager Aquiles Chong - S - Baseball Ed Cismoski - SI - Flag Football Charlie Cobb - S - Football, Basketball Ion Carlson - SI - Basketball Jeff Clark - SJ - Basketball Nancy Cochran - SMH - Basketball Manager Lee Cooper - S - Football, Track Leslie Crosby - SMH - Tennis, Track Bob Davis - S - Wrestling Stuart Davis - SJ - Basketball Phil Decker - SJ - Flag Football, Basketball Larry Deutsch - S - Baseball Mary Dougherty - S - Cheerleader Dan Douthit - SJ - Flag Football, Basketball Steve Duggins - S - Baseball Dee Duncombe - S - Wrestling Allison Dyer - SMH - Tennis, Basketball, Track Lisa Dyer - S - Cheerleaderp SMH - Basketball, Track Mary Eiser - SMH - Track Tom Evans - Chris Falck - Tim Falck - S Mark Fenn - Wade Fenn - Bill Finger - Larry Evans - SJ - Flag Football, Basketball, Track S - Football, Hockey, Track SMH - Basketball - Cross-Country, Tennis S - Hockey, Baseball S - Cross-Country, Hockey, Tennis SI - Flag Football Anne Fishburn - SMH - Track Ross Flakne - S - Football, Baseball Mike Ford - S - Golf Bruce Foster -- S - Football, Basketball Karin Framburg - S - Cheerleader Caroline Glass - S - Cheerleader, SMH - Track Sue Glass - SMH - Tennis Eric Galvez - SI - Flag Football, Basketball HSN Bruce Graham Jamie Granger Dan Guerard - S George Hagge Tim Hanscom Katie Haralson Hockey, Tennis - SI -- Flag Football, Basketball, Track - Hockey, Golf - S - Football, Basketball S Football, Wrestling, Tennis - SMH - Tennis, Basketball, Track Dave Hauan - S - Golf Randy Higgins - S - Football, Hockey, Baseball Curt Houlihan - S - Track Kym Huyser - S - Cheerleader Randy jenkins - S - T6hI1iS Tim Kearney -- S -- F00flJ6ll Rgdney Kem - S - Football, Hockey Tammy Kloeckl - SMH - Track Terry Kloeckl - S - Cross-Country, Wrestling Bob Knutson - S - Track Ron Knutson - S - Hockey, Baseball Dean Koerth - S - Football, Basketball, Track Karen Koerth - SMH - Track John Lane - S - Tennis Scott Leonard - SI - Flag Football, Basketball Larry Likovich - S - Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Track Dan Mackay - S - T1'8Cl4 Phil Manville - SI - Flag Football John Marsh - S - Tl'8Cl4 Woody Merritt - S - Baseball Marty Miles - SI - Flag Football, Basketball Hal Newell - S - Basketball Tim Nolan - S - Hockey . Iean Nusbaum - SMH - Tennis Steve Olson - S - Tennis Don Pierce - S - Cross-Country Bill Pitte - S - Football, Baseball Chandra Pugh - SMH - Track An Quiggle - S - Wrestling, Track Anne Quirke - SMH - Track Cleo Quiver - SMH - Volleyball, Basketball Brian Radloff - S - Hockey Manager John Riordan - S - Football, Basketball Amy Rising - SMH - Track joe Rising - S - Football, Hockey, Baseball Randel Schmidt - SJ - Flag Football: S - Track Shelley Sears - S - Cheerleader Pam Skinner - SMH - Volleyball, Basketball Craig Smothers - S - Hockey Manager Phil Stephan - S - Football, Hockey Mark Stephens - S - Football, l'l0Clf9Y' Track Dan Swenson - S - Football Manager, Hockey, Baseball Doug Todd - S - Wrestling Robert Tran - SI - Flag Football, Basketball, Track Tonya Turner - SMH - Track Brad Van Guilder - Sl - Flag F00flJall, TI8Ck: 5 - Wrestling Debbie Veldkamp - SMH - Volleyball Manager Corrine Wanstall - SMH - Volleyball, Basketball Kyle Wanstall - S - Track Chris White - S - Track Mark Wolner - S - Hockey, Golf N Cathi Woodmansee - SMH - Volleyball John Woodmansee - S - Football, Hockey, Baseball St. Mary's, Shattuck - both circa 1910 ii V rganizations 8 Productions 1' if , af , fi Crack Squad Breaking tradition, the Squad let new-boys try out - and two qualified. There were seven new members in all. Besides doing its customary drills on campus, the Squad competed in the Pershing Rifles meet at U. of M. Whether it lost its 94-year-old undefeated record is debatable: the Squad was named boys' champ, but a girls outfit from Chicago took the meet title. Wooden Soldiers At Thanksgiving chapel, Captain Allison Dyer announced seven new members, making the '76 team almost twice as large as last year's. The Soldiers' origins are obscure: apparently the idea came from a Babes in Toyland parody sometime in the early 1900's. WS performs at Carnival, J-S, and Commencement. l TOP: Captain Allison Dyer, the '76 wooden Soldiers - QFROM marry Katie Hai-alson fCaptain-Electj, Corrine Wanstall, Mary Eiser, Kelly Anderson, Mimi Walch fCo-Captainj, Lil Madison, Allison Dyer, Cathi Woodmansee, Cathy O'Connor, Leslie Crosby, Julie Melville, and Wendy Strangy CENTER: the '76 Crack Squad - QFROM LEFl'j John Riordan, Ross Flakne, Mark Penn, Wade Fenn, Dan Mackay, Charlie Cobb, Jim Stevens QBEHINDJ, Bob Knutson, John Woodmansee QCaptain-Electj, Joe Rising, Larry Duetsch, and Tim Hanscom, RIGHT: Captain Cobb, BOTTOM: drilling in Minneapolis. I 4 1 I ,,..,.nd ,, 1 Z 6 av' h f r- ,, ls ,, W 2 , l S 3 v 1 Q X X 1 1 . K . Y 5m ir W- I ' g .. l K E gr 4 'U if 3 A Ya 'Spectator' The Spectator, founded in 1916, is supposed to be a paper for the entire school community - not just students, but also faculty members, staff employees, parents, alumni and alumnae. Editor-in-Chief Wade Penn managed to get out seven issues in '75-76, despite broken promises and the other slings and arrows a student editor is heir to. His was a controversial, even crusading, paper - remember Is Bishwhip Getting Its Money's Worth? But it was also a whimsical one, with Yaps and parodies on Tower and K.G. Wilkins' soliloquies. At year's end, Dean Koerth was elected editor for '76-77. 'Tower' Tower - a dittoed, semi- underground news-sheet marked by spontaneity, frivolity, and general irreverence - sprang forth full-blown from the head of one Dave Bonus to meet a real need: the respectable old Spec wasn't coming out very often! Tower may have lacked finesse, but not readers. Tom Evans and crew at least kept the place laughing for a while. TOP: The Spec staff, ready to leave for the annual Spec dinner - QFROM FRONT LEFTJ Larry Deutsch, Wade Fenn, Bob Knutson, Tom Senft, Dean Koerth, Curt Houlihan, Sid Hertz, K.G. Wilkins, John Marsh, Tim Hanscom, and Mark Penn, CENTER: Spec lay-out crew takes a pizza break during an almost-all-nighterg BOTTOM: Tower Writers Iohn Lane, Anne Quirke, and Tom Evans - not that there weren't more . . . Dramatics Association The Dramatics Association, founded in 1867, is an honorary for those who excel in theater - either in acting or production. The DA staged two plays: The Night Is My Enemy on Nov. 27-28 and Story Theatre on May 8-9. Night was a three-act murder mystery set in Victorian England, Story, an experimental montage of ten skits based on Aesop and the Brothers Grimm, told old tales, but with a contemporary twist. Members of the DA included Allison Dyer, Joe Helkamp, Curt Houlihan, Bill Pitte, Anne Quirke, Wendy Strang, and Milicent Wright. Julie Knickrehm Bartz was the advisor. TOP: Anne Quirke making-up, Mrs. Bartz, the drama coach, evaluating, RIGHT: Mark Stephens 1ClaytonJ, Mimi Walch QSEATED - Roane Shepperley, the blind heroinej, and Allison Dyer fl-Iesterj in The Night ls My Enemy : BOTTOM: Tom Knoepfler and Milicent Wright dancing in Story Theatre while Curt Houlihan fnote cast on legj glowers. KN XXX l ,.X - v' if , ' 'X f ' M 1:2 Renaissance Pair St. Mary's backyard became a 16th Century marketplace when the Arts Department put on the second annual Renaissance Fair on Saturday night of Homecoming. Music, dance, theater, crafts, exotic foods, games, duels, and general tomfoolery . . . it was a lot of work for many students and faculty - and great fun. TOP: Mrs. Bartz, in stocks, signing her life away to Kellie Beersg Mark Stephens and Allison Dyer improvising in the commedia dell' arte, CENTER: Mr. Hancock as the village simpletonp Ioe Rising and Karen Heiam duelling, BOTTOM: King Will QMr. Hollnagelj reading his royal proclamation. ,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 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 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. St. james, St. Mary's - both circa 1920 Cummencement Honors 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. ATHLETICS SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD - Kathleen I-Iaralson. BISHOP WHIPPLE WOMEN TROPHY fgreatest improvement in athleticsj - Karen Koerth. BLOOM SPRING SPORTS TROPHY - Leslie Crosby. BLUE-GOLD CUP fschool-wide intramural competitionj - the Gold Diggersg Martha S. Glass, Captain. Most-Valuable Players are named in the various sports stories. Saint Iames SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP PLAQUE fhighest scholastic average for the yearj - Bradley Van Guilder. MOST-IMPROVED STUDENT - R. Lawrence Evans. CITIZENSHIP 81: SERVICE BEST ROOM - Robert Tran, COURTESY CUP -Phillip Decker HEAD BOY CUP Qoutstancling citizenship and effortj - Phillip Decker. ATHLETICS BEST ALL-AROUND ATHLETE - Bradley Van Cuilder. Most-Valuable Players are named in various sports stories. Mtv 3 , Y 19' A Q1 fl , J 5 5' A 9 E - W2 ie W 'S ,sf The SMH Senior Class Song Farewell to all of you, now that we'll be leaving. Good-bye, we love you, all our hearts are grieving. In Iune you know we must part, but we leave here a large part of our hearts, our hearts. For you we shed a tear, you all have grown so dear, but, friends, we soon must bid adieu. Don't forget we love you, love you. Did you ever leave someplace that you knew you loved? Did you ever lose someone you were thinking of? Well, we'll take our memories and your love too. So, farewell to all of you, now that we'll be leaving. Good-bye, we love you, all our hearts are grieving. In June you know we must part, but we leave here a large part of our hearts, our hearts, OUR HEARTS. 1 FROM TOP LEFT, BY STEPS: Allison Dyer Kathy Keller janet Ketman Gigi Betcher, Leslie Crosby: Cleo Quiver, Lil Madison Holly Adams Karin Framburg Iulie Melville, Elsa Arpg Anne Quirke Cathi Woodmansee Mimi Walch Wendy Strang, Nancy Tosig Judi Bissell, Corrine Wanstall Sid Hertz Sue Moran Sue Hadlund Qguitarjy Debbie Veldkamp. - From the 1999 Shattuck Yearbook JOINING THE FRAT fratermtv ot dlscrlmmatm shoe wearers ww hose watahword PRICES IS trustworthy andwhosclnslgnmxs The Slgn ofSat1sf1ct1on 50 S4 00 00 ORNE S WALK OVER SHOE STORE L XX f um r ff P - Y .10 j n Q X if 77 BZVERY PURCHASER of a pair of VValk-Over Shoes joins a great and growing ' J ' ' ' ' ' g - V , V v . v ' H . ,wr , k ' ' ', ' fx ' ' L ' lu . ,. . , . 9 - FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS cgi LOAN ASSCDCIATICDN Where thousands save mllllons Qyx I N S U R E D Far1bault Mmnesota 55021 Phone 507f334 3908 4 ,VCE COR STAR TAILORS C0mPlete OfflCE Supplles CUSTOM TAILORED SUITS SLACKS SPORTCOATS Complete Alterat ons James M Malterer 214 Central 419 Central Farlbault ll - - ll SAFETY 4,03 if OF vogg Q, Lt SAWN 7' 102 Northwest Fourth Street . 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