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

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“Zinte for Me Zo Jly” As the end of the 1981 school year rolled around, so did the Junior-Senior prom. The big social event was held at the Hil- ton Inn Hotel in the Rainbow Room. Decorations consisting of doves, clouds, lots of crepe pa- per, and candles serving as centerpieces carried out the theme, “Time For Me To Fly”. All decor was in Senior colors, burgandy and gold. Shortly after 7:00, junior class secretary Melanie Griffin took the floor and read proph- ecies for each senior. These ranged from a future astronaut to a housewife with twelve chil- dren. Following the phophe- cies, welcoming speeches were presented by junior class presi- dent Lisa Majerus and junior class sponsor, Mrs. Opat. Final- ly, Monsignor Keogan rose from his seat and gave the tra- ditional prayer, thus signaling everyone to “munch down”. The dinner menu included roast beef, mashed potatoes, green beans, dinner rolls, tea, coffee, and cake. Music was provided by the four piece band, Champion, from Kansas City. Their music ranged from AC DC, Black Sa- bath, to Led Zeppelin. The dinner and dance came to a close around twelve o’clock, but the partying didn’t. Senior Tricia Tomandl hosted the after prom party at her house for both the juniors and seniors. After breakfast was served at 3:00 a.m. some people called it a night, but for others the fun continued into the latter hours of Saturday morning. RIGHT: A member of the rock and roll band Champion “jams down” to get the party going. 6 Prom BELOW: After the dinner, members of the junior and senior class and their dates wait patiently for the band to start playing. (Photo by Roy's)

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A Picture Can Not Express fteacou TOP: Canidate Marie Fiffe receives hugs from members of the Ramblin’ Rams. (Photo by Gannon) BOTTOM: The cheerleaders perform a routine during half-time. (Photo by Gan- non) TOP: The Homecoming Queen Candi- dates Yvonne, Marie, and Mary, watch the football game against Luckey while awaiting half-time. (Photo by Roy’s) BOTTOM: Mark Reno and Terry Mays take part in “Hat Day”. (Photo by Gan- non) ABOVE: Homecoming Queen, Yvonne Quinton, escort Jose Davis, crown bearer Bernard Quinton, and flower girl Laura Totton, stand proudly as they pose for pictures after the crowning ceremony. (Photo by Gannon) Homecoming 5

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BELOW: While dancing, Todd Croy reminisces about the banquet. (Photo by BELOW: While taking a break from dancing to the music of Champion, some Roy’s) preferred to sit and visit. (Photo by Roy's) ABOVE: Senior Mary Liz Deppish looks at the camera with a sign of relief atter consumming her sixth glass of punch. Meanwhile, her date observes the dancing. ABOVE: Mark Reno and date Kim Char- (Photo by Roy’s) owhas dance the first song together. (Photo by Roy’s) Prom 7