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

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FTA Future Teachers of America offers an opportunity for prospective teachers to test themselves in actual classroom situations. With direction from their sponsor Sister Ann, Sarah Devane, Beverly Boiler, Cindy Herron, Nancy Meyer, and Corky Baughman witness a variety of teachers in action, and they test their skills in working directly with children. Perhaps the most important aspect of FTA is that it asks the question that only the members themselves can answer— Is teaching for you? Posing with grade school students are FTA members Beverly Boiler, Carky Baughman, Cynthia Herron, Sarah Devane, Nancy Meyer. ICI ON Parle Farncais This group of French speaking aspirants brought a novelty to the school, a French movie with English subtitles, How To Be A Crook. This movie with a attempt to raise money for a trip to Wichita for the French presentation of the play, Le Bourgeoise Gentilhomme , by Moliere. The organization of the club is the responsibility of Madame Henri Sanchez who says, Every high school has a French club. Why not St. Xavier's ? Pourquoi pas?... French officers: Seated, President, LuAn Dixon; Vice- president, Nancy Meyer; STANDING- Treasurer, Howard Wohlfarth; Secretary, Elaine Lichtenhan. Projectionists Mark Jacobs and Cleveland Lavender intently A scene from the film, How To Be A Crook watch the film, How To Be A Crook?

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FHA officers: Vice-president, Eileen Erichsen; Secretary, Mary DiPersio; President, Elaine Lichtenhan, Treasurer, Diane Fiffe We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. If you think back, you'll remember seeing girls tottering unsteadily on a ladder with Christmas decorations, a candy cane in your locker with Merry Christmas from FHA written on it, the Mystery Girl during FHA week and the enthusiasm of the members and their sponsor, Sister Marie. Our Future As Homemakers Mary DiPersio and Diane Fiffe deck the halls during Christ- mas week as Clayton Lavender assists. Club Fosters Aggressive Leadership The Future Business Leaders of America, a newly or- ganized club, sponsored Career Day, November 25, 1970. Business and professional leaders contributed to the suc- cess of the activity. This group has participated in several district and state activities under the direction of their sponsor, Sister Vianney. Taking part in FBLA candlelight installation are Mike Helton, Justin Hoover, Camille Suess and Karen Beavers. FBLA officers: President, Beth Roberts; Vice-president, Camille Suess; Secretary, Karen Beavers; Treasurer, Cathy Teply

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Stuco Rise Shine This year's Student Council faced new Challenges with the introduction of the two hour class schedule. Because this did not provide for daily homeroom periods, STUCO orga- nized home room periods once a week to take care of class and school news. STUCO's major achievement was the revi- sion of the dress code. Girls are now allowed to wear pant- suits and pant dresses. With the alumni, STUCO proposed a coat of arms for St. Xavier's. This will be remembered as the year of early morning meetings, since many Student Council meetings were held at 7:30 A.M. much to the delight of the officers and student representatives. STUCO officers: Vice-president, Corky Baughman; President Kent Stuckey; Treasurer Howard Wohlfarth; Secretary Karen Beavers. Mannequins? no, STUCO Representatives pose in a variety of dress Those 7:30 A. M. meetings seemed too early to styles. 1st row: Sue Wohlfarth, Eileen Erichsen; 2nd row: Debbie Corky, Kent, and Karen. Nicholson, Eric Loeb, Bill Forkenbrock, Gary Houser, Cathy Teply. Putting finishing touches on campaign signs for the CYO Convention are Fr. Lohrmeyer, Phil Vega, Bill Jones, Justin Hoover, Carol Mudd, Nancy Sanders. Admiring the CYO Outstanding Unit Award are Carol Mudd, Diocesan CYO Vice-President, Marion Nenow, Diocesan Search Committee Chairman, Jannie Murray, recipient of the Marian Award.