St Xavier High School - Xaverian Yearbook (Junction City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1952 volume:

Lf SOUVEIIIR 1952 Co-Editors Rosita Foote Patricia Rosenbalm Business Manager Clarence Lornson St. Xavier's Church 2 Interior of The Church - Main Altar 3 DEDICATION The present year marks for Monsignor Bradley, the completion of 25 years as pastor of St. Xavier's Church and superintendent of the school. We have found him in every sense a Father and a true and devoted friend. Thus, we extend our prayerful and heartfelt gratitude to him who has labored untiringly for both our spiritual and temporal welfare and we sincerely trust that when we leave St. Xavier's, the remembrance of his kind and fatherly counsel will be the guiding influence in the lives of each of us. It is with this in mind that we lovingly dedicate our 1952 L.E SOUVENIR to him. The Seniors 5 Tribute To Sister Arcadius Sister Arcadius spent her life for the cause of Catholic Action, that very cause so clearly implied in Suffer the little ones to come unto Me. Sister was selfless in her efforts to train youth to be Christ-like and Mary-like. God called her to Himself on January 11, 1952, only a few weeks after she left St. Xavier. MR. HAROLD FLANAGAN Father LeMoine, oar newly-welcomed assistant and Mr. Flanagan, our coach, are both greatly appreciated for their interest in scholastic, social and athletic activities. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Rt. Rev. Msgr. James Bradley Rev. Vincent LeMoine . Sister M. Assisium . Sister M. Arcadius . Sister Alexine Marie . Sister M. Salome .... Coach Harold Flanagan ..................Superintendent ..........................Religion . . . . Principal, Commerce ..................English, Latin . . . . Mathematics, Science Choral, Instrumental, Ensembles Social Studies, Speech, Athletics 7 Scholarships NORMAN MERZ Scholarship to Rockhurst College, Kansas City, Missouri. FRANK JOHNSTON St. Benedict’s College, Atchison. Kansas. PATRICIA ROSENBALM Marymount Scholarship, Marymount College, Salina, Kansas. ROSIT A FOOTE Sisters of St. Joseph Scholarship, Marymount College, Salina, Kansas. CHRISTITA PASQUIL Special Music Scholarship, Marymount College, Salina, Kansas. Marymount College 8 SENIOR and sort of shy. Congratulations to the class of '52' MESEKE'S CONFECTIONARY. 10 Orginality, dependability and artistic ability all wrapped in one.” CLASS Best Wishes from DUCKWALLS 11 Congratulation from BURKE'S DRUG STORE 12 A friendly, winning personality is her speciality. CLARENCE LORNSON Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers Success and Best Wishes form WUETHRICH BOOKSTORE. 13 Success and best wishes from the SANITARY LUNCH. 14 Best Wishes CLEWELL'S DRUG STORE. 15 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Treasurer . Secretary Vice-President . Nancy Wolters . . James Grant . Shirley Paxton Clarence Lornson JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . President Jerry Schad Patty Mullally Sue Sangster Hugh Rohrer v James Ferguson Leonard Paul Dague JUNIOR CLASS Amabella Jayme Betty Dawson Keith Billinger Jerry Schad Hugh Rohrer Sue Sangster Mary Agnes Dreiling Patty Mullally Compliments of THE SAWTELL FUNERAL HOME 17 SOPHOMORE Courtesy of MARTH'S DRIVE IN FOOD MARKET 18 Patricia Colbert Lorene Kolich Ruth Rohrer Betty Boiler Dorothy Wahle Patricia Wolters Della Rae Howard Billie Jo Guyle Mary LaRue Whaley Mary O'Malley Delores Costello CLASS 19 FRESHMAN Thomas Nolan Jerry Gillen Joseph Schad Danny Dreiling Richard Langvardt Manuel Pasquil Malee Van Horn Shirley Harris Margaret Hultsch Flora Mae Bayard Joan Branson Jack Deines Thomas Rowbottom Richard Wolters Darrell Spittles Duane Langvardt Myron Klein Best Wishes and Success from the D M APPLIANCE COMPANY CLASS 21 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer................John Roybol Vice-President .... James Seek President................Patty Woiters Secretary.................Mary O'Malley FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Secretary..................Shirley Harris President......................Joe Schad Treasurer................Malee Van Horn Vice-President . . . Archie Johnston SPEECH CLASS PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS SHORTHAND CLASS James Grant Pictured below are the three pioneers. Another graduate, Pat Rosenbalm is on Monsignor Bradley’s left. James Hoover, second from the left in the front row is In the St. Louis Preparatory. • 24 Nancy Wolters Secretary Rosita Foote President Frankie Johnston Vice President Leonard Paul Dague T reasurer C.Y.S. SPRITUAL COMMITTEE Clarence Lornson Keith Billinger, Chairman Maxine Shellman La Rue Whaley Rev. Vincent Le Moine C. Y. S. Moderator Christita Pasquil Correspondent MISSION CRUSADE COMMITTEE Dorothy Wahle Hugh Rohrer, Chairman Lorene Kolick Patricia Mullally CULTURAL COMMITTEE Pat Rosenbalm Chairman Mary O'Malley James Seek Ruth Rohrer ATHELETIC COMMITTEE Betty Boiler James Grant Co-Chairmen SOCIAL COMMITTEE Madrene Davis Chairman Mary Agnes Dreiling Sue Sangster REV. KILIAN DREILING C. P. P. S. St. Xavier's High School students will long remember Father for his inspiring retreat. WILLIAM MARSH Rated superior in the diocesan apologetical contest. CHRIS TIT A PASQUIL BETTY BOLLER and HUGH ROHRER represented Rated highly superior in the St. Xavier's in the oratorical contest. Both rated diocesan apologetical contest. highly superior in Manhattan. 28 May Queen CHRISTITA PASQUIL with three of her attendants Madrene Davis Shirley Paxton Maxine Shellman LORENE KOLICH First Place in the regional Voice of Democracy Contest Awards KEITH BILLINGER Second place in the Knights of Columbus Essay, Why an American Ambassador to the Vatican. CHRISTITA PASQUIL First place in the Knights of Columbus Essay, Why an American Ambassador to the Vatican. Patty Mullally, Ruth Rohrer, Hugh Rohrer, Lorene Kolich, and Jeff Wood were Members of St. Xavier’s Spelling Bee. Ruth Rohrer, the winner for St. Xavier’s, represented our school in the final interschool Spelling contest. 30 Dick Wood------Projectionist Danny Dreiling, Photographers Jack Deines--- Glee Club Christita Pasquil in Senior Recital Program Play always as if a master were listening. , . Schumann Prelude No. 21................Bach Fantasia in D minor . . . Mozart Sonata...................Beethoven Allegro Adagio Allegro Christita Pasquil Ah, Love of Mind. . . Giordani Patricia Rosenbalm Vesti La Guibba . . Leoncavallo Madrene Davis I Love Life .... Mana Zucca Shirley Paxton Etude........................Liszt Clair de Lune .... Debussy Caprice Viennois . . . Kreisler Erotikue.....................Grieg Malaguena..................Lecuona Christita Pasquil Let All my Life Be Music . Spross Rosita Foote Little David Play on Your Harp . ..........................Spritual Senior Girl's Quintet Etude de Concert . . . Chaminade A Scotch Poem. . . . MacDowell Sabre Dance Boogie ............. ....................Khatchaturians Warsaw Concerto. . . Addinsell Christita Pasquil 33 SENIOR QUINTET Madrene Davis, Rosita Foote, Pat Rosenbalm, Shirley Paxton, Christita Pasquil. BOYS SEXTET Manuel Pa$qu l, Leonard Paul Dague, Clarence Lornson, Keith Billinger, Hugh Rohrer, Jerry Schad. SOPHOMORE SEXTET Ruth Rohrer, Dorothy Wahle, Mary O'Malley, Betty Boiler, La Rue Whaley. 34 A Team 1ST ROW: Co-Captains James Grant, Francis Johnston. 2ND ROW: Jerry Schad, Luther Fluke, Norman Merz, Coach Harold Flanagan, Leonard Dague, Keith Billinger, James Ferguson. B Team 1ST ROW: Archie Johnston, Danny Dreiling, Duane Langvardt, James Seek, Hugh Rohrer, Richard Wolters. 2ND ROW: Joe Schad, Pat O’Hara, Jerry Gillen, Coach Harold Flanagan, Keith Billinger, John Roybal, Darrell Spittles. 36 Cheerleaders Pat Mullally, La Rue Whaley, Tom McGuire. Sue Sangster, Shirley Paxton. 37 SEASON SCHEDULE St. Xavier 41 Manhattan 22 St. Xavier 50 Woodbine 43 St. Xavier 46 Longford 33 St. Xavier 38 Milford 36 St. Xavier 42 Beloit 45 St. Xavier 37 Vermillion 72 St. Xavier 42 Manhattan 44 St. Xavier 51 Woodbine 44 St. Xavier 43 Enterprise 42 St. Xavier 42 Dwight 65 38 39 ADVERTISING STAFF Maxine Shellman, Christita Pasquil, Shirley Paxton, Nancy Wolters, and absent is Madrene Davis. 40 STARCKE JEWELRY STORE Established 1870 Gifts of Quality 718 N. Washington LOEB'S 917 N. Washington St. Phone 7 Fountain-magazines, cosmetics -lunch Progressive Station In a Progressive Community KJCK 1420 on Your Dial 'Join the parade Bowl At The PLA-MOR School Lunches JUNCTION CITY DAIRY QUEEN THE CONE WITH THE CURL ON TOP 1317 N. WASHINGTON - PHONE I1B1Y JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS J. W. KING MOTORS, Inc. SALES PHONE MO SERVICE OOC NO. WASHINGTON JUNCTION CITT, KANSAS DEAN CASSITY MDRRIS ROYAN function (City floral (Company 1215 NORTH WASHINGTON STREET JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS MEMBER T. T. O. Max Johnson Non M. John Kenneth H. Johnson Robert D. Joli nson John ±on HBroi. Juxnituxs. (2omfianij -- Dealers In P-INE Furniture —----------- 709 North Washington Street Junction City, Kansas ________ MID QUINN WHOLESALE Grocery Company Willys Overland Dealer Lincoln Welders ALEXANDER FARM SUPPLY Minneapolis Moline Co. DeLaval Supplies-Roe Trucks THE BERMANT MOTOR CO. 920 N. Washington Street Telephone 129 JUNCTION CITY. KANSAS MEADE’S BATTERY SERVICE 114 East 7th St. C ongratulations to the Class of '52 GERALD’S JEWELRY 112 W. 7th St. Junction City, Ks. Phone 164 Phone 376 qk ' lU DAIRIES COMPANY (Jr ITIanufbcturor of Select Dairy Products JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS Phone 360 BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. Roy Hubbard, President Hardware and Appliances 1 17 East Sixth Street Telephone 1032 KEEGAN OIL AND IMPLEMENT John Deere Farm Implements Skelley Gas 2nd and Washington The Home oj' Standard Merchandise” GLICK’S JEWELRY 615 N. Washington Phone 133 GRAVES DRUG STORE I RL F. FLEMING, PROP. 1 DOB NORTH WASHINGTON PHONE 777 JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS GOOD EATS CAFE The Home of Good Food 607 No. Washington Junction City, Kansas MESEKE'S MARKET 116S. Washington Phone 475 Quality Furniture Since 1883 Use Our Budget Plan 117-119 West 7th Phone No. One Willcoxon - Hyde Motors, Inc. 1701 North Washington Street JUNCTION CITY. KANSAS CROCKER MOTOR CO., INC. Dodge-Plymouth Dependable Service 117-19 W 8th Phone 13 64 JUNCTION CITY HUDSON CO. New Hudsons - Large Used Car Selection New Body Repair Paint Shop Visit our new show-room see the New Hudson 21 East 5th St. Phone 191 i; S. A. Durbon Furniture Co. Telephone 104 901 N. Washington Wolters IGB Food Market 1505 NORTH WASHINGTON STREET Since 1908 The Citizens Building and Loan Association {Isnih Mi LA SHELLE SHOE STORE 712 North Washington Fine Family Footwear for the economy of quality HOOD-SPENCER Clothiers Quality you’ll appreciate Brands you’ll recognize Randolph Paint Store C. L. RANDOLPH. OWNER Rogers' Paints « Wallpaper « Glass Seeds Junction City, Kansas Telephone 1660 Junction City, Kansas 17th Washington The Le Souvenir Staff wishes to thank their advertisors and patrons for their splendid cooperation in making the 1951- 52 Yearbook a success. i±on Jun£.xaC c iorns. Second and Washington Streets junction City, Kansas MASTER CLEANERS Quality and Service 914 N. Washington J. C. CAFE 823 N. Washington Nuff Said UNION BUS DEPOT Continental Central Lines Junction City, Kansas Southwestern Greyhound Lines Overland Greyhound Lines Charter Service Available ANDERSON STUDIO For Better Pictures 623 North Washington Phone 582 D. E. BOLMAN MERCANTILE CO. Wholesale Distributors Uncle William Food Products Junction C ity, Kansas Phone 137-138 - 305 East.7th St. ACME DAIRY Junction City, Kansas Grade “A Products “Pasteurized for your safety’ 207 E. Spruce Call 595 JUNCTION CITY OFFICE SUPPLY 604 N. Washington St. Junction City Kansas Stationery Greeting Cards Artists Supplies Nationally Advertised Office Supplies JIJNC’IUN C T , BUICK NORTH COMPANY “Quality The Only Bargain In Dry Cleaning 228 E. 8tm PHONE 1388 JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS UPTOWN CLEANERS Frank Johnston James Grant Norman Merz Christita Pasquil Rosita Foote Pat Rosenbalm Clarence Lornson Shirley Paxton Luther Fluke Maxine Shellman Madrene Davis Nancy Wolters 48 MYERS AND CO. INC. TOPEKA, KANSAS % Nv j H ii V v JL m gw HR rM v . kV - '■ Vf V rss W: - •% . v. - ,. • : - '. . ' j1 ' . ‘.’V � -- _v O', ■ ... - . . - , V V' v'' ' ... •' r '- - -r v.aj -•—• -r' v - •- {' : •- . .' ' . 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