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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1957 volume:

1957 1 -rrzr 1 JEt r X-Lr-i i J- r 1 . 7 t r V: BC ZiAVJ5j ' 1H3I 1 T - — „ lypisis - Rose Mane Robinson - Ann uay - MargaretToiich Katherine Parrick - Pearl Corbett - Mary Lou Schad ports Writers - Bob Wi lie ox on - Dennis Ryan aveniast 4 6ete£ te wart mate than 0,000 ward 2 ,-i t review x£ xcci kityk dc tool cCacfA. (?aacA Sictden FACULTY Right Reverend Monsignor Thomas Keogan Reverend John Walsh.................... Sister M. Irmina, Principal............ Sister M. Caroline..................... Sister M. Honoria...................... Sister M. Frederic..................... Sister M. Salome ..................... Coach Tom Ridder....................... ..................Superintendent ........................Religion . . Mathematics and Science ..................Social Studies ...............English and Latin ........................Commerce Choral, Instrumental, Ensembles . . . Social Studies, Athletics 5 President..................Kathleen Cleary Vice-President . . . .Mary Lou Schad Secretary.....................Dennis Ryan Treasurer........................Jim Wahle Class Patron............................St. Michael Class Color.............................Blue and Silver Class Flower............................Pink Carnation Class Sponsor...........................Sister Irmina Class Motto....................Life is what we make it. Congratulations from D M APPLIANCE ROSE MARIE ROBINSON St. Xaviers 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Class Play2;C.Y.S. 1,2,3,4; Pioneer; Xaverian Staff 4; Homecoming Cand- idate 3. St. Xaviers 1,2,3,4; School Reporter 1; Apolo- getical Contest 3,4; Xaverian Staff 4; Pep Club President 4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Social Committee 3; C. Y. S. 1,2,3,4; Senior High Play 3; Manhattan Workshop 4; Class Play 2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 1,2. Basketball Letter 2,3,4; Football Letter 4; Glee Club 1; Athletic Committee Chairman 3; Pioneer; Candidate St. Xaviers Day King 3; C.Y.S. Sec- retary 4; Class Vice-President 1; C.Y. S. 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Class Play 3; Senior High Play 3; Pep Club 3. This page sponsored by MASS-HINITT FUNERAL HOME Public High 1,2,3; St. Xavier's 4; C.Y.S. 4; Basketball Letter 4. St. Xaviers 2,3,4; C.Y.S. 2,3,4; Public High 1; School Paper 2; Class President 3; C.Y.S. Vice- President 3; Oratorical Contest 3; St. Louis Con- vention 3; Radio Script Writer 3; C.Y.S. Secretary 4; Apologetics 4; Manhattan Workshop 4; Co- Business Manager Xaverian 4. St. Xaviers 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; St. Louis Convention 3; Xaverian Staff 4; Student Council 4; Class Pres- ident 4; Cultural Committee 2; Co-op Committee 2; Manhattan Workshop 4; Senior High Play 2; Radio Script Writer 3; Apologetics 1; C.Y.S. 1,2,3,4; Wichita Music Convention 2; Pioneer; Sextet 2,3,4. Sponsored by CLEWELL'S DRUGS KATHLEEN CLEARY St. Xavier's 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 3; St. Xavier's Day Candidate 2; Class Play 2; Mission Committee 3; Xaverian Staff. St. Xavier's 1,2,3,4; C.Y.S. 1,2,3,4; Basketball Letter 2,3,4; Chairman Student Co-op Committee 3; Student Council 2; Football Letter 4; Co-Captain Football 4; Photographer 1,2,3,4; Social Committee 2; Class Treasurer 4; Class President 2; Pioneer. JIM WAHLE St. Xavier's 1,2,3,4; C.Y.S. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Class President 1; Class Vice-President 2; C.Y.S. President 4; Student Council 1,4; Co- Xaverian Artist 4; Sextet 2,3,4; Accompanist and Organist 3,4; Senior High Play 2; Class Play 2; Radio Script Writer 3; Wichita Music Convention 2; Social Committee 2,3; Pioneer; Homecoming Candidate 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; St. Xavier's Day Candidate 3; Manhattan Workshop 4. MIMI WOOD This page sponsored by FIRST NATIONAL BANK St. Xaviers 1,2,3,4; C.Y.S. 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1; Mission Crusade Committee 2; Pioneer; Basketball letter (Mgr.) 3; Basketball letter 4; Football letter 4; Social Committee 4; Senior High Play 3. LEE HENRY St. Xaviers 1,4; Public High 2; C.Y.S. 1,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Latin Club 2; Apologetics 1; Radio Script Writer 1; St. Xavier's Day Queen Candidate 4; Xaverian Asst. Editor4; Class Play 1; Science Club 4; Glee Club 1. MARCY SMITH uasketball Letter 2,3,4; Football Letter 4; Glee Club 1; Social Committee Chairman 2; Cultural Committee 2; Apologetics 1,2; C.Y.S. 1,2,3,4; Xaverian Staff 4; Class Play 3. BOB WILLCOXON Other Schools 1,2,3; St. Xavier's 4; C.Y.S. 4; School Newspaper 1,2; Football Letter 2,3; Basketball Letter 2,3; Baseball Letter 2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Class Vice-President 1; Class President 2; Student Council Vice-President 4; School Radio Announcer and Script Writer 4; Glee Club 2,3; Science Club 1,2; Yearbook Co-Artist 4. St. Xavier's 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; C.Y.S. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 1,2; Wichita Music Convention 2; Senior High Play 2; Sextet 2,3,4; Class Secretary 3; C.Y.S. Secretary 3; Radio Script Writer 3; St. Louis Convention 3; Manhattan Workshop 4;Xaverian Editor 4; Science Club 4; Cultural Committee Chairman 4; Social Committee 2; Class Play 2; Pep Club Vice-President 4. St. Xavier's 1,2,3,4; C.Y.S. 1,2,3,4; Basketball Letter 3,4; Football Letter 4; St. Xavier's Day Candidate 2,4; Class Secretary 4; Class Vice- President 1,3; Social Committee Chairman 4; Pioneer. St. Xavier's 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; C. Y.S. 1,2,3,4; Class Play 2; Student Council 4; Homecoming Candidate 3; Xaverian Staff 4; Pioneer. MARGARET KOLICH St. Xavier's 1,2,3,4; C.Y.S. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Accompanist and Organist 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Xaverian Staff 4; School Paper 2; Class Play 2; Social Committee 3. St. Xavier's 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; C.Y.S 1,2,3,4; Xaverian 4. St. Xavier's 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; C.Y. S. 1,2,3,4; Mission Committee 2; Radio Announcer 3; Student Council Secretary 4; Student Council 2; School Paper 2; Librarian 1; Xaverian Busniess Manager 4; Manhattan Workshop 4; Class Play 2,3; Senior High Play 2; St. Xavier's Day Candidate 1; Wichita Music Convention 2; Sextet 2,3,4. St. Xavier's 4; Other Schools 1,2,3; C.Y.S. 4; Class President 2; Glee Club 1,2; Choir 1; Basket- ball Letter 2,4; Baseball Letter 1; Football Letter 4; Student Council President 4; Spiritual Committee Chairman 4. MICHAEL TROST 14 CcMcax @teU4. O CCCU Jerry Frakes Evelyn Lewis Richard MacDonald Richard Spittles President..........................Richard Spittles Vice-President..................Richard MacDonald Secretary..............................Evelyn Lewis Treasurer...............................Jerry Frakes Patron Saint..............................St. Anne Flower.............................Pink Carnation Motto.......................Duty first pleasure after Color..............................Blue and White flctncvi {956-57 %t So fe iMuyie Ollicenb President . Vice-President . . . . .Edward Kelty Secretary. Treasurer . Flower. Patron Saint . . Motto .... . Let's Die Together Colors. . . . Lon Hinitt Nancy Nolan Joan Barker Don Lewis Geraldine Mullaly S I) I II II tl II II E S Pattie Tybroski Dorothy Bramlage Donald Printy Mary Alice Mazur Anita Kelly Carolyn Breault Edward Ferguson Jim Lutz I II fj mm Frances Cornwell Rosalind Mackert 6 Jim Byrne Siegfried De La Cruz ( . r Sue VVoilers ludy Becker Kei:. Io Cleary President.................................Barbara Barker Vice-President......................Terry Ann Courville Secretary....................................Kathy frost Treasurer..............................Kenneth Christian Kathy Trost Mary Kay Weins Kenneth Christian Carol McCoy LaDonna Englert Frances Ryan Donald Pratt Terry Ann Courville Manila Rivera Charles Craig Mary Jeanne Jones Barbara Barker Mildred Breadehoft James Wildman Rebecca Pope Pat LaBarge Beverly Riedel Rafael Negron Sydnea Villancourt Michele McCormick Mary Frances Fail Sharon Rom beck Lenore Kavanagh Margaret Jane Parker Tom Waller Lance Keller Diane Corcoran Terry Engstrom Nancy Valaer Mary Kay Makins Mary Waller John Henry Sue Meseke Jerry Parrick Mimi Wood in Action at a C. Y.S. meeting. SEATED: Roger Caldwell, Vice-President; Sondra Con, Secretary; Larry Langvardt, Treasurer. 1956 Retreat conducted by Reverend Armand Girard Of Clay Center, Kansas on the 26 27 November. jody ' Gi eutizettOut O tce'U Mimi Wood................President of C.Y.S. Mike Trost . . President of Student Council Judy Cole . . . President of Science Club Mary Lou Schad . . President of Pep Club Donald Pratt.............Consul of Latin Club Jerry Frakes . Chairman of Athletic Committee Jerry Frakes Donald Pratt 25 BACK ROW: Kathleen Wolters, Mary Frances Fail, Carol Ann McCoy, Anita Kelly, Nancy Ann Valaer, Mary Alice Mazur, Roselind Mackert, Ann Gay, Kathleen Cleary, Jo Cleary, Sue Meseke, Kathy Trost, Judy Cole, Mary Kay Weians, Mary Jeanne Jones, Anna Walker, Mary Lou Schad. MIDDLE ROW: Evelyn Lewis. Frances Ryan, Jane Parker, Diane Corcoran, Lenore Kavanagh, Frances Cornwell, Nancy Nolan, Rose Marie Robinson, Karen Ehm, Margaret Kolich, Mary Ann Reighly, Geraldine Mullally, Patti Tybroski, Terry Ann Courville, Shirley Whaley. FRONT ROW; Joan Barker, Beverly Riedel, Barbara Barker, Susie Wolters. Mildred Breadehoft, Dorothy Bramlage, Rebecca Pope, Donna Englert, Carolyn Breault, Martita Rivera, Michele McCormick, Sharon Rombeck, Sidney Vaillancourt. ACCOMPANIST: Mimi Wood. ec d Monsignor Keogan congratulates Dick Spittles and Kathleen Cleary, outstanding boy and girl of the C.Y.S. Science and dlatin @l(dU Scaic oard Dwight 44 Rams 19 Auburn 26 Rams 12 Aurora 30 Rams 33 Aurora 34 Rams 48 Luckey 39 Rams 26 Seneca 12 Rams 6 Leonardville 26 Rams 6 Luckey 32 Rams 0 Concordia 26 Rams 45 .CUK4. ‘Ivtautycc'iate Six Tftcut ?aat(ki(l 0 ac 7(Mt Redder BACK ROW: Tom Waller, Lance Keller, Bob Willcoxon, Mike Trost, John Leach, Dennis Ryan, Jim Wahle, Tom Dreillng, John Henry. Kenny Christian. MIDDLE ROW; Coach Ridder. Leo Henry. Roger Caldwell, Jim Lutz, Mike Bush. Jim Byrne, Ed Ferguson, Seigfried De La Cruz, Jerry Parrick. FRONT ROW: Lon Hinitt, Larry Langvard't. Richard MacDonald, Larry Lewis, Jerry Frakes, Ed Kelty, Don Printy. LANGVARDT ON THE LAM—Leapin’ Larry lugged the leather six yards on this second quarter play, setting up the first St. Xavier score, in spite of which the Dwight Rockets downed the Rams 44-19 in Dwight. Friday afternoon. Leading the play here are quarterback Jimmie Lutz (24) and halfback Jim Wahle. (Daily Union Staff Photo) BACK ROW; Lon Hinitt, Larry Langvardt. Jim Wahle. FRONT ROW: Dennis Ryan. Richard MacDonald, Jim Byrne. ,, ? •;, “ £ “ i O4 St. XsYier Rams Edge Aurora 33-30 In Football Game The St. Xavier Rams got Into the win column on their fourth try, bouncing Aurora 33-30, Fri- day night. Lon Hinitt returned the Aurora kickoff to the 38 yard line and the Rams moved on the ground— Larry Langvardt and Jim Wahle carrying—ot the three, where Wahle plunged over. The conver- sion attempt failed. Minutes later Wahle scored a- gain; this time on a fifty-yard run, after a brief Aurora drive. The conversion again failed. Hinitt intercepted an Aurora pass to break up the drive which followed the touchdown, but three plays later fumbled it back. In the second quarter the Rams held Aurora on downs at their three-yard line, but on their first running play they fumbled it back, Larry Sorrell recovering it in the end zone for an Aurora touch- down. Aurora also missed their conversion. A 40-yard pass play from Jim Lutz to Larry Langvardt gave the Rams a first-and-goal on the vi- sitor’s 1. After a 15-yard penalty set the Rams back. Lutz threw to Dennis Ryan for the score. The same combination worked for the extra point, and the Rams led 19- Auburn Nips St. Xavier’s Rams 26-12 Auburn High School edged St. Xavier's Rams 26 12 Friday night, in the Rams’ first attempt at six- man football. The Rams showed surprising strength in the contest which was played at the high school athletic field. In the second half, when they began to get the feci of the game, they outscored the experi- enced visitors. Lon Hinitt, Jim Wahle, and Jim Lutz were consistent gainers for the Rams. Hinitt threw a 15-yard pass to Wahle in the first quar- ter, before they lost the ball and Auburn’s Mel Koci scored on a 36 yard run. Larry Langvardt returned the ensuing kickoff to the 30, but a brief Ram drive fizzled, and mo- mnets later—at the beginning of the second period— Koci scored again, on a 15-yard plunge. The visitors’ star halfback scored the third Auburn TD just before the end of the half, run- ning 2 yards for the tally. Palmer converted, and Auburn led 19-0 at the half. Lutz opened the second half by returning the Auburn kickoff to his 31. Langvardt threw 26 yards to Dennis Ryan, and Jim Wahle scored from 15 yards out. Passes from Langvardt to Jerry Frakes, and fro mHinitt to Ryan took the ball to the Auburn 25. Frakes, and from Hinitt to Ryan lost possession. Bill Jenkins then threw a 55 yard touchdown pass to Lee Pal- mer for the final Wildcat score. Later, after an exchange of fumbles, Langvardt threw 25 yards to Wahle. and Hinitt pas- sed 15 to Mike Trost. The Rams fumbled to Auburn, but the Wildcats bobbled it right back, center Rich McDonald re- covering, and Lutz carried to the Auburn 1. Hinitt scored on a short pass from Langvardt to end the scoring. The bristling Ram pass attack and the closeness of the score a- gainst their experienced oppo- nents made St. Xavier’s grid pros- pects look surprisingly good in their initial season. Their perfor- mance was a credit to mentor Tom Ridder. Rams Ground Game Good In Victory Defeat Aurora, 48 to 34, In Contest Sunday St. Xavier's Rams, whose limit- ed successes thus far this season have been achieved through the air, got their feet back on the ground Sunday afternoon and rolled to a 48-34 triumph over the Aurora Eagles in Aurora. It was the Rams’ second, and more decisive, win over the Eag- les this season. And to get it they had to overcome a brilliant one- man performance by opposing halfback Bill Valcoure. The 150-pounder, playing vir- tually without support, ran for three Eagles touchdowns and pass- ed for two more, to account for •11 Aurora's tallies. The Rams recovered an Aur- ora fumble early in the first quarter, and following short dash- es by Jim Wahle and Larry Lang- vardt, Jim Lutz passed 21 yards to Dennis Ryan for the game’s first score, then drop kicked a two-point conversion. Short runs by Jim Wahle and Bobby Willcoxon set up the sec- ond Ram score, with Lutz throw- ing 32 yards to Lon Hinitt for the tally and again drop kicking the conversion. Valcoure took the kickoff, start- ed up the middle, broke free of a couple of tacklers, and raced 78 yards to put Aurora back in the game. Dan Fraser drop kick- ed the extra point. St. Xavier's scored once more before the half. Early in the sec- ond quarter Jim Wahle broke through the center of the Eagle line but lost the ball when he ran into a linebacker. Leo Henry caught it in the air and zoomed 28 yards to the goal. The conver- sion attempt was no good. Lutz passed 18 yards to Jim Byrne for another second quarter touchdown, but flubbed the con- version. SI. Xavier Ram Upset Concordia Catholic 45 to 26 The St. Xavier Rams slapped an upset 45-20 decision on pre- viously-unbeaten Concordia Cath- olic High here Friday night, to break into the win column for the second time in six starts. Concordia went into the skir- mish with a four game winning streak. The Rams recovered a Concor- dia fumble on the second scrim- mage play of the game. Two line plays picked up 14 yards and Leo Henry threw 15 yards to Mike Trost for the game’s first touch- down. The extra point attempt was wide. Keene scored Concordia’s first TD moments later, following Langvardt’s fumble of a Catholic punt. Bisnette plunged for the extra point. St. Xavier’s took the kickoff and swept 60 yards in 11 plays for their second score. Jim Wahle tallied from the six on an end run. The conversion attempt fail- ed again. Concordia bounced right back into the lead, when Clay ran 39 yards for a touchdown and Bis- nette again converted running. The visitors added a third touchdown in the opening min- utes of the second quarter, busy Bisnette going over from the 6. The extra ooint attempt failed. Bob Willcoxon Leo Henry Lon Hinitt Larry Langvardt (f 9 . ■ .... ..rf. ci ,-ve % jic,e . ,« 6 TG o' N V  - s V OJP I WC Dwight's Rockets Defeat Rams 44-19 In 6-Man Football A fast-hauling halfback named Haun led the Dwight Rockets to a 44-19 win over St. Xavier Rams Friday afternoon in Dwight in six-man football. The Dwight youngser caught touchdown passes of 47 and 50 yards, scored on runs of 48 and 55 yards from scrimmage, and tallied another on a 68 yard kick- off return. Patterson, another rocketing Rocket, took a pitchout and raced 59 yards to a score the first time Dwight had possesion of the ball. Interceptions and lack of power on the ground hurt the Rams, who completed 16 of 28 passes. The Rams were down three when they finally tallied. Langvardt swept right end for ten; Jim Lutz hit Lon Hinitt with an 18-yard aerial; then threw to Dennis Ryan on the two. Jim Wahle, the only Ram run- ner with any force, bulled over. Langvardt threw to Ryan for the extra point. Following a Rocket punt. Lutz hit Wahle for 22 yards, but Haun intercepted the next pass and raced 55 yards for another Dwight tally. The Rams penetrated to the Dwight three on the next series, but the Rockets bottled them up there, and ran out the time re- maining in the half. Wahle set up the second Ram touchdown with several long runs, and eventually scored from the two. The Ram score was tv) -c°5 ic aV % y A j- v 0 J. % c%.- 'O, G % % Mimi Wood, Lon Hinitt. Mike Trost, Ann Gay, Jim Wahle, Rosie Robinson, Jim Lutz Homecoming Queen, Attendants, Escorts THE ST. XAVIER'S A-TEAM: Charles Caspar, Manager; Tom Dreiling, Lon Hinitt, Dennis Ryan. Ed Feiguson, Larry Langvardt, Coach Ridder, Jerry Frakes, Bob Willcoxon, Roger Caldwell, Mike Trost, Jim Byrne, Jim Lutz. St. Xavier Rams Whip White City Luckey High School Hands Second Defeat to St. Xavier Rams 64-50 'S5 ST. XAVIER’S B-TEAM: Charles Caspar, Manager; Lance Keller, Rex Hunt, Terry Engstrom, Coach Ridder, Ed Kelty, Don Printy, Jim Wildman, Pat LaBarge, and Kenny Christian. Monsignor Keogan crowns Kathleen in Homecoming Ceremony. Honor Guard for Crowning Ceremony. Hup! two. three, four' W.W. SMITH SONS Maytag Appliances Icttanf Let’s go! Let's fight! Let's wiu tonight! Pefr (?lu6 LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Dreiling, Treasurer; Judy Cole, Vice-President; Mary Lou Schad, Presi- dent; Joan Barker, Secretary. We support our team, win or lose. CHEERLEADERS ARE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Simon, Shirley Whaley, Mimi Wood, anc Nancy Nolan. ■n  j V4 Seniors id ‘R.ecitai Mimi Wood -- Piano Kathleen Wolters -- Voice Finalists in Oratoricals Sondra Connors, Karen Ehm, Mary Alice Mazur, Mary Jean Jones, Joan Barker, Mike Trost, and Kenneth Christian. 0lOtK tefKi Sondra Connors Mike Trost Band-newly organized in 1957- Beverly Riedel, Pat La Barge, Dan Brooks, John Brooks, Ralph Negron, Charles Craig, Gary Whaley, Frank Corcoran, John Stone, Mary Lou Muckenthaler, Mike Sears, Joetta Malstead, Linda Harris, Jim Brosseau, Tommy Hyde PEOPLE'S CHOICE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK O ice Sta$ QUEENS: Mimi Wood Kathleen Wolters Mildred Breadehoft Barbara Barker ATTENDANTS: Rosie Robinson Ann Gay Kathleen Cleary Margaret Kolich Karen Ehm Linda Moon Sondra Connors St. 'Xaviesi 'Day QUEEN: Barbara Barker KING: Kenny Christian Margaret Kolich Mimi Wood Student @ MKCU Katy Wolters, Larry Langvardt, Keith Kochenhour, Mike Trost, Margaret Kolich, Mary Lou Schad, Sharon Rombeck, Jim Byrnes, Kathleen Cleary, Richard Spitles, Mary Ann Reighley, Mimi Wood, Barbara Barker. 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