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

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CYO Officers- Treasurer, Justin Hoover; Secre- tary, Beth Roberts; President, Bill Jones. Those who go faithfully to Irwin Army Hospital once each month are Diane Fiffe, Sharon Larkin, Vicky Meyer, Marion Nenow, Jolene Beavers, Mary DiPersio, and Carol Mudd. Making preparations for a CYO general meeting are the committee chairmen- STANDING: Bill Forkenbrock, Bob Wahle, Sharon Larkin, Carol Mudd. SEATED: Mary DiPersio, Marion Nenow and CYO Mod- erator, Father Lohrmeyer. CYO The Catholic Youth Organization began the year on a favorable note. A new and en- thusiastic spiritual moderator fondly dubbed Father New , encouraging lay sponsorship and dedication by the members themselves brought hopes of recognition. St. Xavier's CYO shone at the conven- tion. Carol Mudd was elected diocesan vice- president and Marion Nenow was appointed SEARCH committee chairman. Jannine Mur- ray received the Marion Award for outstand- ing work as a Catholic Girl Scout. The cli- max of the convention was the presentation of the Outstanding Unit Award to St. Xavier's for the second consecutive year. Should they win it next year, it will be theirs to keep. CYO CONVENTION DELEGATES- SEATED: Beth Roberts, Camille Suess, Marion Nenow, Cathy Teply, Carol Mudd, Sharon Larkin; STANDING: Justin Hoover, Sarah Devane, Bill Jones, Karen Beavers, Bob Wahle, Laurie Fiffe, Phil Vega, Margaret Gustafson.

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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.

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Rehearsal Scenes From Captain Jenks of the Horse Marines CAST IN THE ORDER OF APPEARANCE Peter...................................................................Scott Stuckey New Yorkers........................Paula Field, Lisa Burke, Shauna Stepan, Mary Flesch, Brenda Stover First Sailor..............................................................Bob Wahle Policeman.......................................................Ken Hageman Tribune..................................................................Kent Stuckey Times.....................................................Joe Hargreaves Captain Jinks...........................................................Peter Murphy Charlie.................................................................Casey Smith Detective................................................................Mike Helton Gussie......................................................Richard Gutierrez Other Sailor.............................................................Bill Forkenbrock Clipper.................................................Howard Wohlfarth Herald.........................................................Alan Abington Mrs. Greenborough......................................................Sharon Larkin Aurelia.................................................................Nancy Meyer Telegraph Boy...............................................Clayton Lavender Mrs. Stonington.........................................................Sarah Devane Miss Meriam............................................... Cynthia Herron Professor Bellarti.....................................................Albert Perilla Mary.....................................................................Beth Roberts Servant.......................................................Nancy Sanders Mrs. Jinks....................................................Karen Beavers Ballet Ladies..............Terri Pollock, Camille Suess, Maureen Smith, Greta Herron, Laurie Fiffe, Cheryl VanNahmen, Mary DiPersio STAGE CREW: Publicity and Tickets: Sarah Devane, Nancy Sanders, Mar- garet Gustafson, Cathy Teply, Corky Baughman, Cynthia Herron, Mary Eubanks, Mary McGuire, Betty Schoendallar, Terri South, Jeff Pollock, John Peters. Scenery: Bill Forkenbrock, Bob Wahle, Tom Winterscheidt, Jim Hackley, David Taylor, Robert Cervera, Bill Jones, Carol Mudd, Maxine Stewart, Mary Field, Therese Morgan, Margaret Gustafson. Props: Lu Ann Dixon, Mike Dixon, Mary Roberts, Janet Winterscheidt, Mary McGuire, Jim Hecker, Sue Wohlfarth, Janet Pierson, Mike Pound. Costumes: Marion Nenow, Teresa Baughman, Mary Roberts, and Cheryl Van Nahmen. A fantastic comedy in three acts by Clyde Fitch which was produced on the Broadway stage in 1902 with Ethel Barrymore making her debut as Aurelia was chosen by Sister Michael Ann for spring production. This particular play is one of the best of its genre—a light touch comic form with melo- dramatic overtones. It also provided varied and numerous acting roles for beginning actors as well as ideas of a certain depth. It's this way. says director, Sister Michael Ann. Students sign for work crews on publicity, costume design, and scenery. PETER MURPHY (Captain Jinks) takes time out.