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

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Science And Math Prepare For Future Mathematics courses introduce the student to an understanding of numbers and prepare him for the challenge of this scientific age. Larry Kohn demonstrates how to find the intersection of three planes using determinants in algebra II class. Rudy Mata seems to find the experiment engaging Dolores Zschach and Diane McCormick interesting. Larry Kohn and James Patterson use white rats for a dietary experiment. (Lower right) Sophomore biology students, Bob Bramlage and John Clabby study the human skeleton.

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Social Studies Further World Understanding American History and Government, world his- tory, and current problems prepare the student for adjusting to the world situation. Map and globe absorb social study students Radel Pedersen, Julie Gillen and Linda Sharp. Home Economics Fosters DILLONS FOOD MARKET Homemaking Skills Homemaking and household finance courses pre- pare for happy family living. At the annual Christmas Tea, Pinkie Evans dem- onstrates her hostess skills while household finance students James Beavers, John Pompey, Mike Sears and Ellis Taylor prepare to distribute the gifts. 13TH AND WASHINGTON 614 WEST 6TH Making a new dress interests Audre Ash.

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Mixed Chorus: (last row) Portia Higgins, Gloria Vega, Patty Dixon, Linda Harris, Gloria Zschach, Patty Shipman, Patty Higgins, Ray Kamphaus, Ray Peterson, Bill Gustafson, Lawrence Beavers, Ron Nicholson; (fourth row) Angelika Tighe, Jo Ellen Kane, Cynthia Higgins, Christine Foreman, Frances Perilla, Mary Dixon, Sue Synder, Radel Pederson, Chris Castenada, John Nicholson, Raul Saavedra, Ray Schuster, James Beavers; (third row) Jo Ann Schafer, Patty Wild, Nancy Langvardt, Margaret Wildman, Rudy Mata, Amadeo Acosta, Norman Scott, Dennis Sharp; (second row) Patricia Rowan, Rosemarie Patterson, Diane Cassidy, Mary Ellen Lutz, Geraldine Cowan, Tom O'Brien, Mike Lechner, Steve Cundiff; (first row) Susan Vega, Colleen McCormick, Dolores Zschach, Hulie Pinkston. Music Department Provides Entertainment Assembly programs, a Christmas and Spring Recital, a two act musical comedy, The Old Fashioned Girl, by Charles George, presented on February 11, and participation in the State Drama and Music Festival made a full schedule for the music department under the direction of Sister Annunciata. A beginners' orchestra and dance band were two other projects of the department. Gilbert Hunter (Steve Cundiff) frightened at the pros- pect of impersonating the Prince of Elysia, is encour- aged by Dolly Fairfax (Frances Perilla) and Princess Angela (AngelikaTighe). Gay Ninety Belles: Mary Ellen Lutz, Susan Vega, Linda Harris, Frances Perilla, and Portia Higgins express their rebellion at convention in song.