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

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Foreword The staff of LE SOUVENIR of 1955 is happy to present another book of memories for the students and friends of St. Xavier's. In planning and preparing the following pages, we have emphasized, by picture and pen, the importance of Christ-like leaders in the present day. Focusing attention on leadership --spir- itual, scholastic, and athletic--shows the countless opportunities teenagers of SXH possess in their daily routine of classes and activities. Many of the students have taken advantage of their leadership possibilities and have played an important role in Catho- lic action. To them this yearbook is a sin- cere tribute of praise. May each and every student of SXH re- capture the joy and fun of the past year as they page through this volume of school day memories. And for years to come may LE SOUVENIR of 1955 be a reminder of the necessity of teaming up with Christ to accomplish anything worthwhile in life.

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Dedication Day Highlights mmm St. Xavier's New School Addition BELOW: Major General P.D. Glnder, guest speaker at dedication ceremonies. Joy and gratitude filled the heart of Mon- signor Bradley, pictured to the left, as he addressed a capacity audience at the dedi- cation program on the evening of December 2, 1954. In his message to the parishioners and many friends of St. Xavier's Monsignor exhorted them to continue their wonderful spirit of generosity and cooperation. Pictured below is the new dining hall at SXS. Under the direction of Father LeMoine and with his generous assistance, the Knights of Columbus brought about the transformation of the old gymnasium into a beautiful cafeteria. Students and parishioners offer a hearty thank you to Father and the K of C for their wonder- ful work.