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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1962 volume:

HIGHLIGHTS DEDICATION Bishop Stresses Private School Role The solemn blessing by Bishop F. W. Freking of the new St. Xavier's High School in Junction City, on Sunday, August 27, was a proud moment for the pastor, Msgr. Thomas Keogan and for his parishioners. The role of private education in American society was the theme of the main address at dedication ceremonies. Bishop F. W. Freking said, The freedom of education which is assured through private schools is a most important consideration in the present contro- versy over federal aid to education. Quoting from Pope Pius XII, the Bishop pointed out, that the legislation which a country reserves for private schools reflects the level of the spiritual and cultural life of that country. Ground-breaking ceremonies, with Bishop F. W. Freking officiating. Inspection and formal acceptance of the school took place on August 16. M Sgt. Ambrose Forkenbrock, Kenneth Christian, Lawrence Hoover, church committee; Monsignor Keogan, Robert Marr, architect; Leroy Frank, contractor. XAYERIAN DEDICATION To you, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomas Keogan, whose interests have been the improvement and enrichment of our lives, whose encouragement has been our inspiration, whose optimism and determination have made it possible for us to spend our last year in a beautiful new school--to you, Monsignor we respectfully dedicate the 1962 Xaverian. A prayer of gratitude accompa- nies this tribute which you so rightly deserve. INSIDE THE NEW The assembly room and cafeteria become one when the student Classes in business education find ample body meets. space in this room. FOREWORD From the pens of poets we have an almost universal depredation of time. Wasteful time , devouring time , time's scythe , subtle thief of youth are a few among many labels. Viewing time, however, as the medium in which his- tory unfolds itself, time becomes a treasurehouse of memory. Far better than the minting of a gold- crowned king is the memory of a lovely thing , Sara Teasdale so fittingly wrote. The pages in this volume chronicle the events of busy days, fruitful hours and joyful moments so that the passage of years may not dim our recollection of them. ST. XAVIER’S HIGH Over sixty freshmen in their homeroom prepare to take Differential Aptitude Tests. Several students seem lost in the 219 feet long corridor. FROM WHOM WE LEARN SISTER JOSEPH PATRICIA, M. Ed., Loyola University, Chicago, principal, algebra, geometry. SISTER HELENA MARIE, M. A., De Paul University, Chicago, French, English, religion. SISTER MODESTA, Mus. M., De Paul University, Chicago, music. SISTER M. COSMAS, M. A., University of Notre Dame, Latin, speech, religion, librarian. SISTER MARY JOHN, A. B., Marymount College, Salina, English, American history, religion. RT. REV. MSGR. THOMAS KEOGAN, Superintendent Mrs. Rachel Moreland Sister Modesta, Sister Mary John Rev. Albert Dwyer religion instructor for seniors and sophomores. 4 MRS. LYDIA HARGREAVES, B. S., Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia, business education. MRS. RACHEL MORELAND, B. S., University of Arizona, Tuscon, homemaking classes. MRS. DOLORES WALKER, M. A., Hampton Institute, Hampton, Virginia, algebra, chemistry. MAURICE WALKER, B. S., St. Mary of die Plains, Dodge City, social science, football and track coach. RONALD LONG, B. S., St. Mary of the Plains, Dodge City, biology, general science, religion, basketball coach. Sister Joseph Patricia SENIORS KENNETH FULLER Kenai High School, Alaska 1,2; St. Xavier s 3,4; Radio Reporter; Xaverian Staff 4; Football 3. RICHARD CAREY PATRICIA FAIL St. Xavier's 1, 2, 4; Luckey High 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 2; Radio Reporter 4; Xaverian Staff 4. St. Columbans Seminary 1, 2; St. Xavier's 3, 4; Radio Reporter; Xaverian Staff 4. CLASS OFFICERS: Sue Fuller, Secretary; Don Kamphaus, Vice-President; Mary Ruth McCleary, Treasurer; Ron Forkenbrock, President. FRANK CORCORAN Junior Great Books Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Student Faculty Com- mittee 4; Xaverian Staff 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3,4; Football 2, 3, 4. MARVIN RICHARDS St. Xavier's 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Great Books Club 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 4; Track 1. SUSAN FULLER Anchorage High School 1; Kenai, Alaska 2; St. Xavier’s 3, 4; Class Secretary 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Radio Reporter 4; Xaverian Staff 4. 3,4; Baseball 1, 2; Football 1, 3. LINDA PANNETON St. Xavier's 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Xaverian Staff 4. WILLIAM CASPAR St. Xavier's 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Great Books Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Radio Reporter 4; Xaverian Co- Editor. 8 JAMES BASCOM St. Louis High School, Hawaii 1; St. Xavier's 2, 3,4; C.L. C. Scholarship Tests 2, 3; Junior Great Books Club 3,4; Xaverian Ad Editor 4. JOHN KOHN Orleans, France 1, 2, 3; St. Xavier's 4; Choir 2, 3; Xaverian Staff 4; Radio Reporter 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND MEIS First Semester of Freshman Year, Weisbaden, Germany; St. Xavier's 2, 3; Junior Great Books Club 4; Xaverian Staff 4; Basketball 1; Football 2; Track 1. MASAKO HENNESSEY Luckey High School 1, 2, 3; St. Xavier's 4; Xaverian Staff 4. RENEE PAGANO Indiahoma High School, Okla- homa 1,2,3; St. Xavier's 4; Basketball 1; Pep Club 1.2, 3, 4. JEROME CYNOVA St. Xavier's 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Radio Reporter 4; Xaverian Type Editor; Basketball 1; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3; Track 2. 9 WAYNE SHARP St. Xavier's 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Great Books Club 4; Xaverian Staff 4; Track 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Baseball 3. JUDITH MONTGOMERY C. L. C. Scholarship Tests 3; Girls' State 3; Junior Great Books Club 4; Class Secretary 3; Operetta 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Faculty Committee 4; Xaverian Co-Editor 4. RONALD FORKENBROCK St. Xavier's 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Class President 4; C. L. C. Scholarship Tests 2, 3; Junior Great Books Club 3, 4; Xaverian Staff 4, Vice-President 3; Baseball 3; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN WANEK St. Xavier's 1, 2, 3, 4; C. L. C. Scholarship Tests 2, 3; Junior Great Books Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Class President 3; Class Treasurer 1, 2; Student Faculty Committee 4; Baseball 3; Basket- ball 2, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,3. 10 MICHAEL LaBARGE St. Xavier's 1, 2, 3, i Xaverian Staff 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 2. TANA FIELD JOHN SCHAFER St. Xavier's 1, 2, 3, 4; C. L. C. Scholarship Tests 2, 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Class Vice-President 1; Xaverian Typing Editor 4; Baseball 3; Track 3, 4. St. Xavier's 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Sec- retary 1; Class Treasurer 3; Latin Club 2; Pep Club Secretary 2, Pep Club Vice-President 3, Pep Club President 4; Junior Great Books Club 4. Lr DONALD KAMPHAUS St. Xavier's 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Xaverian Staff 4; Operetta 1. MARK CUNDIFF St. Xavier's 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Track 3; Basketball 1, 2. MARY RUTH McCLEARY Falls Church High School, Virginia 1, 2; St. Xavier’s 3, 4; Class Treas- urer 4; Junior Great Books Club 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Xaverian Lay Out Editor 4. 11 PIONEERS Spend 116,640 Hours at St. Xavier’s Attending the same school for twelve consecutive years is a record, especially at St. Xavier's, where approxi- mately fifty percent of the students belong to the mobile military population of Fort Riley. These pioneers have not only marked time but have set a covetable pace. They are bidding farewell to some of the 600 books they have studied or have gone thru ; they tell of the 6, 000 pencils they used or lost; they admit of greying eighteen parental heads, and of wearying soul and body of not a few teachers. Nevertheless their achievements are highly commendable. They became presidents, editors, scholarship and contest winners, basketball stars and football heroes. Fortified with a deep religious train- ing they confidently go forward until Time meets Eternity. CONGRATULATIONS FROM KAW THEATER J. Cynova, W. Caspar, J. Montgomery, F. Corcoran, D. Kamphaus, J. Corbett, L. Langvardt, M. Cundiff. ABSENT: M. LaBarge. 12 Elissa Blanken Brenda Davis William Brand Alice Parker Michael Brown Patrick Nicholson Kelsey Smith Anita Schulden 14 Catherine Colbert David Wood Patty Forkenbrock Vincent Sutera Jayme Larkin Lawrence Blanken Kenneth Caldwell Jean Ann Weians 15 Sheila Allen David Levett Dolores Zschach Barbara Veltman Lawrence Kohn Karen Stapleton Joseph Timmons William Richards WHO SAVOR THE FLEETING DELIGHTS OF THEIR MOST BEAUTIFUL DAYS CLASS OFFICERS M. Larkin, Vice-President; J. Greenwood, Secretary; L. Devane, President; T. Sharp, Treasurer. Sandra Gracida Lawrance Whaley Gloria Vega Jo Arm Schafer Richard Evens James Wood Michael Rombeck William McAndrews Jacqueline Borman Elizabeth Folda Douglas Engstrom Sharon Pascarelli 18 Catherine Grant John Leon Guerrero Caroline Bascorn Thomas Sharp Patricia Dixon Joseph Greenwood Raul Saavedra Susan Maas Jay Hoc km an Jack Field James Jones James Wildman 19 M R E S H M E N Teofilo Incs William Gustafson Mary J. Wynn Karla Washington Marjorie Timmons Cecil Banks Dennis Larkin Julia Gillen Robert Brand Angelika Tighe Wayne Shandy Susa i Vega 21 L. Harris, Secretary; A. Tighe, Vice-President; T. McCleary, Treasurer; F. Perilla, President. Diane Morency Raymond Peterson Benedict Meseke Veronica Blanken Thomas Long Carolyn Crocker Frederic Miller Patricia Ruberry ON TOP Idalia Muskus Ellis Taylor Gloria Zschach Michael Wild 22 Loretta Schulden George Sutera Virginia Faulkner Joseph O'Leary Linda Harris Peter Willett Mary E. Noon Carolyn Sherrille Robert Jackson Janet Cynova James Beavers BUT CLIMBING John Nicholson Christine Formen William Sears Frances Perilla 23 Jeffery Loeb Andrew DeBruyn Douglas Engstrom Karen Dinkel Charles Hern Kristie Hay Linda Gay Maureen Pinard Thomas O'Brien Julie Pinkston Lawrence Beavers Saundra Conway 24 Freshmen decorate for Homecoming. CLASSES Vocabulary lists for the spring National APSL tests get a first look. Almost all the above students are members of the National Latin Honor Society. HOURS OF LABOR AND Legite Latine! COMPLIMENTS OF LOWELL BROWN INSURANCE COMPLIMENTS OF STEVE BATTERY AND ELECTRIC CO. Study Hall — Creeping Hours Diagramming is not out r MOMENTS OF PLEASURE On record Sur le Pont 1' Avignon COMPLIMENTS OF LAMAR HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP of date in this English II class. PAVLA for a paper in religion IV class. Half serious moments--com paring notes in English IV Emerging from its medieval cocoon, algebra takes on modern manner and speech. Fresh- men now pugificate, pigificate or sugarify their problems. Box turtles on the run while Mr. Long demon- strates how to hold the little snake. COMPLIMENTS OF MASS—HINITT FUNERAL HOME Geometry is geometry by whatever name you call it. PIANO ACCOMPANISTS: Julie Pinkston, INSTRUMENTAL GROUP: Linda PatricU DbC01 FranCCS ?tTiU Harris, Ray Peterson, Raul Saavedra COMPLIMENTS OF COLE'S CLOTHING STORE ORGANISTS: Frances Perilla, Linda Harris, Julie Pinkston 30 IN SONG The Stream of Time Passes Quickly On Singing God's praises in church, sharing in civic and social programs keeps the choral group in tune. Numbers selected for the spring music festival: Mi )d Chorus: Ave Verum Corpus Mozart Sing to the World Fisher Girls Chorus: Tollite Hostias St. Saens Take This My Song! Rheo Boys' Chorus: I’m Proud to be an American Malotte Open Road Zamecnik CONGRATULATIONS FROM JOHNSON FUNERAL HOME, INC. FRONT ROW: J. Loeb, E. Noon, S. Vega, M. J. Wynn, C. Sherille, J. Pinkston, S. Allen, D. Zschach, G. Vega, M. E. Lutz, M. Hennessey, S. Cundiff, M. Cundiff. SECOND ROW: T. O'Brien, J. Cynova, K. Dinkel, L. Gay, M. Timmons, J. Bomman, H. Turley, C. McCormick, B. Veltman, W. Wildman, K. Quinn, J. Beavers. THIRD ROW: J. Greenwood, T. Ines, D. Morency, P. Ruberry, P. Dixon, F. Perilla, L. Harris, C. Crocker, L. Schulden, S. Conway, V. Blanken, K. Folda, R. Saavedra, M. Sears. FOURTH ROW: J. Dunn, L. Beavers, V. Faulkner, R. Peterson, C. Forman, ]. Gillen, R. Pierce, S. Maas, W. Gustafson, J. Nicholson, F. Corcoran, A. Tighe, D. Kamphaus, P. Schellman, J. Corbett, J. Field, A. Bascom, L. Blanken, S. Blanken. FROM THE ADVERTISING STAFF: Richard Carey, Linda Panneton, Rene Pagano, James Corbett, James Bascorn, editor, Marvin Richards. 32 FILES OF TIME The proverbial pride and joy of a graduating class is its annual, each seeks to produce something unique, something distinctive. The Xaverian staff spared no time or labor in attaining this goal. Dis- tinctive features of the 1962 annual are: a picture of the new school on duotone cover; end pages de- picting scenes from groundbreak- PHOTO STAFF: Frank Corcoran, Ronald Forkenbrock, editor, Donald Kamphaus, Michael LaBarge, absent. ing to open house; a dedication-- the discharging of a long-due debt; a foreword projecting their theme, Time . WRITE-UP STAFF: John Wanek, Ray Meis, Tana Field, Jerry Cynova, editor, John Kohn, absent. CO-EDITORS: Judy Montgomery, William Caspar 33 THEY CARRIED A MESSAGE TO GARCIA The famous essay by Elbert Hubbard wherein he counsels jobholders to cheer- fullly catch hold and lift is exemplified by the students pictured here. Not counting the cost, they have volunteered services for others, far beyond the call of duty. With Elbert Hubbard we agree the world cries out for such--the man who can carry a message to Garcia . Circulation is a never-ending task but Jean Field and Karen Dinkel do it with a smile. Jim Bascom weekends over the patience-consuming ad section. Byreporter's instinct, Patty Sue Maas and Karen Quinn double-check the the weekly broadcast over card file. Mr. Werner? ’’Dressing up” books by Maureen Pinard and Frances Perilla puts the professional Gloria Zschack. touch on the spines. COMPLIMENTS OF JUNCTION CITY TELEPHONE COMPANY Fail sifts out the news for KJCK. What do you know, Judy Montgomery headaches” out copy even though it is late Sunday afternoon. The last screw into the last desk-- Ronnie Forkenbrock made it by mid- night for Dedication. Tale of Two Cities is enjoyed by the junior club. «JM. lakespeare Without Tears for the freshmen club. Ivanhoe challenges the sophomore club. 36 GREAT BOOKS PROGRAM Based on the philosophy that the superior student has an obligation to himself and to society to develop his intellectual powers, the Junior Great Books Program was initiated by the Louisville, Kentucky, grammar and high schools, about four years ago. Its aim is three fold: to encourage superior students to read outstanding books; to freely discuss the ideas found in these books; and to have their ideas challenged by this discussion. Meetings are held outside of school time and no school credit is given for membership. The Great Books Foundation of Chicago University is promoting the program on a national scale. To date, the project flourishes in forty states and five foreign coun- tries. Four clubs have been formed at St. Xavier's. Neither have students been so carefully screened for membership, nor has the reading material reached the level of difficulty required in the Louisville program but St. Xavier's has made a humble beginning. 37 The Women's Relief Corps present a new silk flag for use in the new assembly hall. Monsignor Keogan accepts the flag from Mrs. Jennie Miller. HAPPY BREAKS IN COMPLIMENTS OF THE 38 Putting spirit into the Spirit , mimeographed school paper. This is a project of the English IV class. TEDIOUS HOURS CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK Azure Ayres from Marymount College entertain with song. DOROTHY BRAMLAGE PUBLIC LIBRARY 230 WEST SEVENTH STREET JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS 6644t t Robert Pierce ft How Teeth, the Gateway to Health Can Best Be Protected was the title of essays written by the Fort Riley Junction City junior and senior high school students. Catherine Grant, sopho- more won first place in the senior division and was awarded a fifty dollar savings bond. Robert Pierce also a sophomore at St. Xavier's won third place and was presented with a ten dollar savings bond. The project was sponsored by the Fort Riley Dental Service. Representatives to Girls and Boys State were J. Montgomery and R. Forkenbrock. THEY MET OF INTELLIGENT 40 Keeping St. Xavier's in the news over KJCK was a project of the speech class. In addition to Tana Field and Larry Blanken (pictured here) the following participated: R. Carey, W. Casper, F. Corcoran, J. Cynova, M. Hern, J. Kohn, J. Larkin, P. Nicholson, T. Riffell, V. Sutera, and P. Fail. COMPLIMENTS OF FIFFE'S BEAUTY SHOP Tana Field and Larry Blanken THE CHALLENGE 41 LIVING VISTAS OF Lt. Col. Joseph E. O'Leary, Fort Riley calls square dances for St. Xavier's students. Col. O'Leary called square dances in the American pavilion during the International Exposition in Brussels in 1958. Mrs. O'Leary is at the left of Col. O'Leary, their son Joe is a freshman at St. Xavier's. COMPLIMENTS OF Junior Legion of Mary members spread Christmas cheer to shut-ins. 42 VARIETY Royalty for St. Xavier's Day was obtained through the sale of sock-hop tickets. Tom Owens, and Sue Cervera, juniors, became king and queen. The highest salesman, however, was Larry Devane. Three fresh- man girls, Maureen Pinard, Sandra Bascom and Gloria Zschack were close seconds. Over one thousand tickets were sold for the dance which was an evening feature of a generally successful day. DAIRY QUEEN 43 DAY OF RECOLLECTION PLEASES STUDENTS A spiritual renewal in the form of a day of recollection opened the second semester on January 19. Father Douglas Gits conducted the exercises for the boys while Father Robert Beckers directed those of the girls. Students were pleased with this one-day intensive religious life. CAPT. ROBERT BECKERS OF FT. RILEY. LT. DOUGLAS GITS OF FT. RILEY. 44 PATRICIA FAIL Selected to crown Our Lady's Statue on Mother's Day. compliments of CRABTREE—GLICK PORTRAIT STUDIO THE X-MEN’S CLUB is new on St. Xavier's athletic front, its object being to create community and school respect and admiration for athletics. Members are lettermen of the athletic program. The following boys belong: L. Blanken, J. Corbett, F. Corcoran, S. Cundiff, L. Devane, R. Forkenbrock, D. Harris, D. Kamphaus, L. Kohn, J. Kohn, T. Owens, B. Pratt, M. Richards, G. Rogacki, T. Sharp, W. Sharp, K. Smith, J. Wanek, L. Whaley, D. Wood. TEN WINS EIGHT LOSSES FOR BASKETBALL TEAM D. J. Kamphaus and John Kohn closing in for a rebound. John Wanek-free throw. Bob Pratt, John Kohn, and Frank Corcoran rebounding against Enterprise. VARSITY RECORD WE THEY 40 Solomon 45 33 Centre 51 64 St. John's 19 45 Blue Valley 60 38 Wakefield 40 51 Blue Valley 46 45 Cottonwood Falls 43 66 Wheaton 56 58 St. Mary's 52 45 Luckey 53 46 Centre 77 41 Wakefield 43 74 St. Mary’s 46 57 Solomon 54 54 Wheaton 68 53 Luckey 45 Wayne Sharp FIRST ROW: C. Banks, J. Field, D. Engstrom, T. Ines, J. Pompey, Coach Maurice Werner. SECOND ROW: D. Larkin, R. Saavedra, M. Larkin, T. Owens, M. Rombeck, S. Cundiff, Manager. THIRD ROW: T. McCleary, L. Devane, D. Harris, J. Jones, T. Sharp. FIRST ROW: Coach Ronald Long; G. Rogacki, Guard; D. Wood, F°r r ’ L'™3I' a . La y SECOND ROW: D. Kamphaus, Guard; W. Sharp, Guard; B. Pratt, ° • _ . Corcoran, ForUrd, J. Kohn, Forward; M. UBargr, Con,,,; J. Wan.k, Forward. NOT PICTURED: T. Riffel, Center; K. Smith, Guard. HOSTING WAKEFIELD RAMS WIN FIVE Pratt hands off to Kamphaus as Corbett and Kohn execute their fakes. Score Board SCHOOL WE THEY St. Mary's 6 13 Sacred Heart 6 0 Hope 25 0 Miltonvale 21 13 Marion 20 45 Luckey 21 7 Centre 6 13 Wakefield 20 13 compliments op WOLTER'S FOOD MARKET IGA LOSE THREE Pioneering in eleven-man football and sporting two new coaches the Rams nevertheless posted an en- viable record of three losses and five wins. They lost CLC member- ship because of school enrollment, so were forced into stronger com- petition. FOOTBALL SQUAD BOTTOM ROW: E. Taylor, D. Engstrom, M. Wild, J. Loeb, G. Sutera, T. Inez, B. Meseke. SECOND ROW: Mgr. L. Kohn, T. O'Brien, R. Evans, C. Banks, M. Larkin, T. Owens, R. Weisner, L. Blanken, G. Rogacki, M. Richards, Mgr. D. Harris. THIRD ROW: C. Long, D. Wood, J. Corbett, J. O'Leary, T Sharp, R. Forkenbrock, P. Willett, L. Whaley. BACK ROW: Coach M. Werner, J. Wanek, W. Sharp, K. Smith, J. Kohn, F. Corcoran, D. Kamphaus, L. Devane, R. Pratt, J. Jones, Coach R. Long. FRONT ROW: T. Sharp, F. Corcoran, M. Richards, R. Forkenbrock, L. Devane, J. Wanek, W. Sharp. SECOND ROW: R. Pratt. LAST ROW: J. Corbett, Don Kamphaus, J. Kohn. SEASON NOTE MEET ME AT THE St. Xavier's outscored Wakefield for happy homecoming event on Nov. 10. The queen nominated by the football squad and elected by the student body was crowned at half time. A post game dance was enjoyed by a large crowd. CLOSES ON VICTORIOUS FOR HOMECOMING QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS: Tana Field, Judy Montgomery, Sue Fuller. CHEERLEADERS: Michele Hem, :ra, Jayme Larkin, Patty Forkenbrock, PEP CLUB BOOSTS Sponsored by Mrs. Lydia Hargreaves the pep club boosted school spirit, backed the teams through rains and shine, planned rallies, de- corated, prayed and wept at games. Their out- standing performance was the sponsoring of Homecoming activities, November 10, 1961. Pretty in blue pleated skirts, white blouses and blue vests they add color and class at athletic events. in. s COMPLIMENTS OF DILLONS FOOD MARKET B TEAM: Pamela Schellman, Barbara Veltman, Jo Anne Schafer, Alice Bascom. NOT IN PICTURE: Dolores Zschach. SCHOOL SPIRIT PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Mary Zschach, Treasurer; Tana Field, President; Mrs. Lydia Hargreaves, Sponsor; Catherine Folda, Secretary; Caroline Bascom, Vice- President. PEP CLUB, FRONT ROW: S. Cervera, M. Zschach, M. Lutz, M. J. Wynn, K. Hay, E. Noon, C. Sherille, B. Veltman. SECOND ROW: P. Forkenbrock, S. Patrick, A. Tighe, L. Gay, L. Harris, J. Field, M. Timmons, P. Schellman. THIRD ROW: J. Larkin, J. Pinkston, J. A. Weians, J. Nicholson, J. Dunn, J. Bornman, C. McCormick. FOURTH ROW: M. Hem, K. Quinn, J. Gillen, K. Grant, G. Zschach, M. Pinard, J. A. Schafer. FIFTH ROW: J. Larkin, K. Stapleton, T. Field, C. Folda, C. Bascom, S. Conway, A. Bascom. A D ALLENS FOOD MARKET The Friendly Corner Grocery Store 14th Washington Compliments of SPONSOR ANTI-PE ST ANTI-PEST EXTERMINATING CO. Complete Pest Control Service 134 W. 7th CEdar 8-3781 ANDERSON’S STUDIO Camera Shop 623 N. Washington A Photograph Today is a Treasure Tomorrow. BARTON'S GROCERY 1516 N. Jefferson ARROW FEED MILLS Max E. Tetlow, Mgr. BUILDER'S LUMBER SUPPLY YARD 127 East Sixth CEdar 8-3332 BROWN'S J.C. FLORAL 1215 N. Washington Flowers For All Occasion M.L. MYRON CORYELL Insurors 124 W. 7th Street Junction City, Kansas Meet You At LEE'S BLUE BIRD DRIVE IN Fine Food, Fast Service BENNETT’S CITIES SERVICE 17th Washington CEdar 8-3061 BOWLES CHASE PLUMBING Plumbing Heating 122 West 7th CEdar 8-3222 BRANCH PRINTING LETTER CO. Under the Library Fine Printing is Our Business BOWMAN FARM IMP. John Deere New Holland Machinery FLOWERS JEWELRY CEdar 8-6311 Refreshing remembrance AUTOGRAPHS •««tied vndor authority of Tho Coca-Cola Company by COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY BOOSTERS DR. D.W. GRAMMER DR. G.W. HARGREAVES JOHN’S D.X. SERVICE STATION LEEDY’S SUNDRY STORE OHLEMEIER LAUNDERAMA ROIKIGER BARBER SHOP MR. SPUDNUT DR. JOHN R. STANESIC UPTOWN MOTORS WARDROBE CLEANERS WOOLSWORTH GLICK'S JEWELRY FAMILY BARBER DURBON FURNITURE CO. INC. DON’S BODY SHOP DICK’S BARBER CLOUGH SHANE AUTO BIRD MUSIC CO. DOWN TOWN BARBER SHOP A W ROOT BEER ARMY STORE AL’S PHARMACY AL JUNGHANS CRAFT'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY CITY LOCK SHOP 125 West Eighth Locks, Keys, Sporting Goods JUDY MONTGOMERY firechief for a day, during Youth Apprecia- tion Day in Junction City, the week of November 13-17. DON COATS CHEVROLET INC. 916 N. Washington CEdar 8-3141 BELL TAXI, INC. 110 South Fifth, Manhattan 205 West Twelfth, Junction City Delivery Messenger Service Continuous Day and Night Safe - Courteous JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS CLAIRE’S DRESS SHOP Fashion Minded Women Shop at Claire's COLONIAL JUNCTION THEATRES Daily More People Settle Only For the Best COHEN'S CHICKEN-STEAKS HOUSE Grandview Plaza CEdar 8-6031 D D MOBILE SERVICE function City - Ft. Riley - Manhattan Transportation Co., Inc. KMMUlT TMI JUNCTION Cm TtAMVT UNCI CO. INC 1 • • • • US TlANSrOITATION 421 NORTH WASHINGTON ST P. O BOX 323 i V JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS J PHONf CfOAR � 41 1 CHARLIE'S TEXACO 7th Jefferson Junction City, Kansas 8-2531 CLEWELL'S DRUG STORE Drug-Sundries Fountain Service 816 North Washington CALDWELL AUTO SALES 1122 N. Washington St. Junction City, Kansas MID-CENTRAL WHOLESALE MEAT CO., INC. DUNN-HOSLER MOVING CO. Moving Storage 430 East 8th CEdar 8-6071 SLAUGHTERING - PROCESSING - CURING 21S E. 0TM ST. JUNCTION CITY. KANSAS CE 8-4396 DEAN R. CASSITY Insurance Co. A. L. Duckwall MID-CONTINENT ELEVATORS Junction City, Kansas 723 North Washington Junction City, Kansas A Complete Line of Dry Goods for the Entire Family EARL’S BODY SHOP 111 West 11th Junction City, Kansas CR-ESTVIEW MARKET Fresh Vegetables - Groceries Meats Dial 8-5161 - 615 West 1st 2 Free Deliveries Daily HERN'S STEAK HOUSE Charcoal Broiled Steaks Lobster Fried Chicken Chestnut Washington CEdar 8-6071 DEB'S CLOTHING Men’s Boy's Wear Deb Jones Sixteen students from five families. Left to right: Blankens, Cynovas, Bascoms, Fields, Zschacks. WALKER'S RADIATOR SERVICE 13th and Washington WEARY, WEARY SANGSTER ATTYS. 815 N. Washington CEdar 8-4187 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Willis Horton, Owner 711 N. Washington Junction City, Kansas WATERS WES1DE TKe CowUry's FAVORITE! DAIRY FOODS WESIDE ALL STAR DAIRIES 120 E. 6th Street Eighth and Washington SMITH WADDLE PHARMACY Vernon Parker Co., Inc. Insurors Prescription Specialists Phone 8-6111 Corner 7th Washington 116 West Sixth Junction City, Kansas STACY'S PLAZA SINCLAIR Lubrication, Washing Minor Repairs Hwy 40 Ph. CEdar 8-6210 WESTSIDE TEXACO Tires, Batteries, Lubrication Free Pick up Delivery Westside Shopping Center YELLOW CAB YORK'S LUNCH Jeff Jen's Pony Rides Where Old Friends Meet DURLAND’S Furniture--Carpet--Draperies Fine Furniture Since 1883 117-119 West 7th Street HOMESTEAD MOTEL Route 18 77, Junction City, Kansas GAS APPLIANCE Your Complete Westinghouse Sales Service CEdar 8-2701 360 Grant Ave. FROELICH'S SHOES 706 No. Washington Junction City, Kansas GALLO'S NECCH1 ELNA Sewing Center 113 West Seventh Street FROELICH OIL COMPANY Phillips 66 124 North Washington THE FASHION SHOP 625 North Washington Street GOODWIN-GUIOT MOTORS Phone CE. 8-4352 1102 N. Washington Junction City, Kansas 801 North Washington Phone CEdar 8-4921 Coronado Appliances Stereo and T.V. GAMBLES Haddon Hall The Friendly Store Furniture and Floor Coverings Junction City, Kansas Crest Tires Varcon Batteries Power Mowers George L. Canaday We Trade Manager HAMPTONS READY TO WEAR 622 North Washington Junction City, Kansas HARVEY’S AUTO GLASS SPECIALISTS A Better Job For You 625 No. Adams CEdar 8-6912 First National Bank A good place to transact your banking business. We would appreciate an opportunity to serve you. HOME MERCANTILE CO. 304 East 10th Clothing 8t House Furnishing Cash or Credit JACK DICK'S Jewelry And Loan 1434 N. Washington CEdar 8-6305 JENNING’S CASH GROCERY 2nd Washington Open Evenings and Sundays JOHNSON BROS. FURNITURE HOOD - SPENCER CLOTHIERS Quality You'll Appreciate Brands You'll Recognize 620 North Washington DOCTOR DARRELL RITTGERS 122 N. Adams CEdar 8-6323 JOHNSON’S DRIVE-IN Food Market JUNCTION CITY ABSTRACT TITLE CO., INC. 815 North Washington, Phone 8-4187 Complete and Prompt Abstract and Title Insurance Service JUNCTION CITY CHAMPLIN SERVICE 3rd Washington Complete Auto Service CEdar 8-7541 J.C. CLOTHING CO. 1006 N. Washington Junction City, Kansas Dress 4 Less Carl (Red) Gray Wm. (Bill) Kopmeyer JUNCTION CITY CO-OP 139 E. 8th Head Quarters For Quality Farm Products Ride On Goodyear JUNCTION CITY ELECTRIC Electrical Service Domestic Commercial Wire In Let George Do It CEdar 8-4259 JUNCTION CITY TIRE CO., INC. 902 N. Washington BEAN AUTO REPAIR 105 So. Franklin JUNCTION CITY OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. 604 North Washington CE 8-2770 Junction City, Kansas Automotive Repairing Welding CEdar 8-2463 J. C. Penney Co. 619 North Washington Junction City, Kansas J.C. SAND GRAVEL CO. Lester J. Axld wf IENTZI.G.A. R.F.D. 3 CEdar 8-6332 IV 1016 West 6th ED’S MOTEL INC. 820 So. Washington Air Con. T. V. LASHELLE SHOE STORE 712 N. Washington Quality Family Foot Wear Marvin’s Linoleum and Shade Company LANCASTER REAL ESTATE AGENCY Quality Service 1609 N. Washington Phone CE 8-2791 ME ADE' S BATTE RY ELECTRIC SERVICE Motor Tune Up Generator Service Starter Service Lawn Mower Service Williard Battery Service (Bill Montgomery, Owner) MASTER CLEANERS 914 N. Washington J. C. Ph. CE 8-5421 MESEKE’S NEWS STAND Pipes Films - Fast Film Developing King's Candies Phone: Cedar 8-5831 LUCILLE’S • BEAUTY SHOP , Lucille Bowen 124 West 7th Street E. H. SCHOENBECK REALTY CO. MESEKE’S MARKET CITIZENS SAVING MIDWAY AUTO SALES New And Used Cars Grand Ave. CEdar 8-7276 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MR. J'S BURGER BAR Grant Avenue at Monroe 510 North Jefferson Street Junction City, Kansas NORTH WAY GARAGE 511 N. Franklin Auto Repair Where you save does make a difference MIDWAY PAWN SHOP PARK CAFE Grant Avenue Junction City, Kansas Francis Dunn - R. L. Hall PARK TERRACE MOTEL Hwy. 40 East CEdar 8-4181 NORTH CO. Authorized Buick PLA-MOR BOWL 135 West 9th League and Open Bowling Sales Service Phone 8-4126 Junction City, Kansas OWENS' EVERYTHING DAVIS PAINT 120 West 7th FOR ASSOC. STORE Bating EARL'S AND SON I.G.A. PLAZA TRUCK STOP CAFE Open 24 Hours Grandview Plaza E. Hwy. 40 Homemade Chili PLUMBING HEATING OSBORN'S CEdar 8-3562 221 N. Washington POULTRY HOUSE 703 N. Jefferson CEdar 8-3117 PETERSON'S READY MIX Ready Mix Concrete Delivered When Where You Want It. Located at 211 Grand Ave. Tel. CEdar 8-3183 RAY ARTS BAZAAR PETERSON VETERINARY HOSPITAL 908 N- Price St John T. Peterson, D.V.M. 1 CEdar 8-2941 SHELLHAAS BAKERY 709 North Jackson Junction City, Kansas CE 8-4191 POTTOR OIL CO. 711 Grant Ave. CEdar 8-7313 SCHIPPERT TRAILER SALES INC. Washington Walnut Streets Sales Service Parts Accessories BURKE'S 601 N. Washington CEdar 8-4124 exalt DRUGS J. C. Car Dealers MORGAN FIELD MOTORS SAMPSON MOTORS 123 W. 7th. CEdar 8-3136 Six military busses furnish trans- portation for students from Ft. Riley. COATES CHEVROLET INC. GOAD MOTORS INC. GORE HAM MOTORS INC. J.C. MOTORS INC. NORTH CO. ROCK ISLAND LUMBER COMPANY 115 E. 5th Junction City, Kansas 6TH. ST. GROCERY FRANK H. DUFFY Your State Farm Insurance Man West Side Shopping Center For All Your Building Needs Rev. Mother Mary Helena and Sis- ter Joseph Patricia tour the building on dedication day. Reverend Mother Mary Helena, Mother General of the Sisters of St. Joseph, formerly held the principalship at St. Xavier's High School for six years. Sister Joseph Patricia is the present principal. GECGEAM €■ I II H AIM S Fred Bramlage, chairman of the campaign fund drive, is Religious Ceremony..................2:30 p. m. SOLEMN BLESSING OF BUILDING.......................Hi Excellency Most Reverend F. W. F reking, D. D., J. C. I). Bishop of Salina master of ceremonies. Civic Program MASTER OF CEREMONIES .. Mr. Fred Bramlage. Campaign Committee Chairman OUR NATIONAL ANTHEM 1st Infantry Division Band INVOCATION.........................Very Rev. Msgr. C. J. Brown. Diocesan Superintendent of Schools WELCOME ______________________ . The Honorable Thomas B. Fcgan. Mayor of Junction City GREETINGS.......................Brig. Gen. Robert H. Shellman. Assistant Division Commander. Fort Riley REMARKS----------------------- Rl Rev. Msgr. Thomas Keogan. Pastor of St. Xavier's Parish ADDRESS BLESS THIS HOUSE His Excellency. Most Reverend F. W. Freking, D. D., J. C. D. Bishop of Salina ..... St. Xavier’s Boys’ Choir CIVIC PROGRAM, OPEN HOUSE The new St. Xavier's is a two-story brick and glass structure with ceiling of tongued and grooved white cedar, the upper part of the interior walls is glass. Plastic skydomes provide ample lighting. The slightly sloping roof is of built-up pitch and Georgia marble chips. The main floor features recitation rooms, rooms for science, business education, homemaking and health. A library and three offices are housed on this floor. The lower floor contains a kitchen, store rooms, assembly room, music room, counseling room, cafeteria, shop, faculty lounge, a dressing room and rest rooms. The floor area including the gymnasium completed in 1954 is 43, 000 square feet. Cost of the new building including land purchased is $290,000. ftOROTHY BRAMLAGE PUBLIC LIBRARY 230 WEST SEVENTH STREET The Hon. Thomas B. Fegan, mayor of Junction City Greetings are extended by Brig. Gen. Robert Sche liman. ---oLKcmn o I ntt I «JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS 66441 City, delivers the welcoming address. MYERS YEARBOOK INC.