St James High School - Saintonian Yearbook (St James, MN)

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Nancy Anderson, complete with crash helmet, awaits the starting signal in the tricycle race. It is rather doubtful that Bob Rinne's entry in the plane flying contest would pass a C. A.B. inspection! Under yards and yards of T. P. you will find Pat Warner and Peg Sawatzke, who wound up the most wound up . He couldn't beat Ken Besel, but beautiful Bottem , Dave that is, gave it a good try. 16

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SPIRIT WEEK Spirit Sparks Student Action Perhaps Mother Nature was a bit miffed because the Student Council changed the name of the annual Snow . Week to Spirit Week , for she hit us with a neat little blizzard on the day it began! It all began a few days before when a competition was held for the best decorated hallway. The Sophs, won the competition. Starting Monday all were to wear odd socks, Tuesday it was wierd hats. Wednesday was dress down day, Thursday was dress of the '50s, and Friday was school colors day. Also on Friday a series of hilarious contests were held, (see Pictures.) The focus of Spirit Week was two wrestling matches and a basketball game. The Fairmont basketball game and Hutch wrestling match were won, but the matmen lost a toughie to Mankato, the only loss of the season. Spirit Week, however was a success. A pie in the face is worth two on the floor. ---------John Peifer. Who were the decorators of the door welcoming? Was it celebrants of Snow Week or the snow storm that began the week? 15 Mother Nature cooperated with Snow Week, newly named Spirit Week , by contributing a snow storm on Monday.

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Dr, Kirkland tells Junie Moon to face her handicaps - her disabled hand and disfigured face. CLASS PLAY CREW: ROW 1: B. Lofgren, J. Schmidt, K. Lang, K. Swenson. ROW 2: K. Elg, B. Burke, J. Rossiter, M. Reynolds, N. Miller, B. Lantz, N. Eng. ROW 3: P. Menssen, C. Nelson, L. Krenz, C. Pierson, M. Spitzner, B. Sodeman, C. Yackel, D. Olson, B. Bolin, N. Seely, N. Harms. JUNIOR PLAY “Junie Moon” Is a Challenge MTell me that you love me, Junie MoonM was a play about three handi- capped persons that set up housekeeping together in a ram shackled house. Junie Moon, portrayed by Steph Glenn had facial disfigurements caused by acid. Arthur portrayed by Mike Miest was suffering from a neurological disease. Warren portrayed by Bob Nelson was a paroplegic and spent his life in a wheel chair. It was startling, deeply moving play which was very entertaining. THE CAST Warren. . . Junie Moon. Arthur . . . Minnie. • . Dr. Kirkland Miss Holt. . Miss Oxford. John Goren . Marilyn . . Sidney Wyner Gregory . . Mario . . . Bob Nelson Steph Glenn Mike Miest Darla Petersen Kelly Welchlin Vonda Nau Gladys Romsdahl Brian Holte Mary Krech Mark Veglahn Tracy Flohrs Greg Johnson Arthur feels he must do something now that he's on his own, so he asks Mario for a job at the fish market.