Xavier High School - Xavierian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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MRS. ELEANOR DAVEY - Bi- ology, physical education, Science Department chairman, GAA moder- ator. has M . . . I . . . N . . . E . . . Vicki Haas and Mary Beth Lynch, jump for the basketball during a heated practice at P.E. Susan Torzala, Cathy Hess, Mrs. Davey, and Valorie Duffy look on. Physical Education: O C it Of Competition Exercise, entertainment, and education can all be included in describing the Physical Education Depart- ment. Mrs. Eleanor Davey, P. E. instructor, sees to it that these uthree E's are incorporated into every class. Ask any muscle-sore student and she will testify that exercise is never lacking. From push-ups to sit-ups, the girls puff and pant away those extra pounds. Entertainment? Of course! From volleyball to tennis games a spirit of fun and laughter continually invades the courts. Through the study of Red Cross techniques and first aid, the girls learn how to prevent and correctly care for injuries. The Civil Defense Course teaches the principles necessary for survival in case of nuclear attack. DEFIANCE OF GRAVITY - Anxious frosh await the fall of the basketball to determine who gets the point. 28 ACADEMICS

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- .. ,M 'Q . ' is-5' fl ii S I Q i X' , an , l V' ul 3 i A BURNING THE MID-DAY OIL - Mary Eileen Knoell and .lan Dahl, along with Lauraine Dwyer, Judy Muckerman, and Ann Kennedy, cram in the library for term papers. VOICE LESSON - Carol Lohmiller sings Oh, What A Beau- tiful Morningli' during her private lesson with Sister Mary Emile Rose. Ever sounding, ever speaking, ever pursuing? With 341 voice students, including pianists, 24 speech students, and 500 students in pursuit of 5,000 books, things can get rather involved. In all three catagories there is the valuable experience of research, whether an opera, a patriotic speech, or arti- cles for a bibliography. Each of these fields is separate E v.. and individual, providing growth for the persons who , , yt, ,,g',l'iXX- avail themselves of the opportunities at hand. Voice Speech' Libra ' FJ l The girls bring entertainment in one field, an inspiring V , Q 5 . thought in another, and those who indulge in the third C A y A t field - their thirst shall always be quenched for they , knocked and it was opened to them. S. M. Jeanine B.V.M. S. M. Emile Rose B.V.M. S. M. Catherine Patricia B.V.M. SISTER MARY JEANINE, B.V.M. - Religion IV, speech, National Forensic League, speech and drama moderator . . . SISTER MARY EMILE ROSE, B.V.M. - Glee Club moderator, private voice lessons, A Cappella Choir moderator . . . SISTER MARY CATHERINE PATRICIA, B.V.M. - Librarian, Library Club moderator. ACADEMICS 27 K

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Mrs. E. Van Haren Mrs. Nancy Fry R. N. Mrs. Mary Mullen MRS. ELIZABETH VAN HAREN - Office secretary, work scholarship moderator . . . MRS. NANCY FRY - School Nurse . . . MRS. MARY MULLEN - manager, school cafeteria. Service Unlimited: Pills, Passes, Protein--Parr llls Passes, phone calls. Aspirin, bandages. Ovens, freezers. How many Xavier girls have ever needed any of these things, and known that they could count on them being there? Everyone, surely, and We have faithful, wonderful people to thank for it! To Mrs. Van Haren for her oflice aid, Mrs. Fry for her pills and eye tests, and to Mrs. Mullen for her meals and smile. GRADE A LUNCH - MVS- Mary Mullen PTGPGTGS FIFTY-DOLLAR BILL!! Mrs. Elizabeth Van Haren accepts fees from with her staff an average of 5,000 meals a week. incoming freshmen, Cathy Schaefer, Sharon Stenger, and Brenda Rifley flur- ing registration week. SERVICE 29