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

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Vincent Aleck Thomas Anderson Jim Baker Jerry Frakes John Keating Sara Kippes Michelle Majerus Steve Martinez Richard McGuire Sharmette Pinsince Robert Potter Lisa Powers Tracie Rath bun Tina Rausch Steve Richardson Sally Roberts Cliff Ryan Lynette Santiago Angie Sherwin Kelly Sowder Robin Spittles Not Pictured- Troy Archer Shelly Shirley Chris Mathis Freshman 1

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 you Wish Zo Keach Zhe Highest Begin At Zhe lowest Syr us A book entitled How to Sur- vive High School Life in Ten Easy Steps would have been a very useful tool for the upcoming freshmen. If such a book was available it would have answered such questions as “Why do the up- perclassmen pick on the freshman so much?” or “How do I tell my parents I’m flunking General Sci- ence?” An area in which the freshmen needed no help was involvement. Being one of the smaller classes by no means meant that they were inactive. Their participation had a great effect on sports, cheerlead- ing, organizations, and other ex- tracurricular activities. As in recent years the class sold fruitckes in November for their major money-making project. ABOVE: Freshmen Tina Rausch, Mi- chelle Majerus and Shelly Shively debate over who gets to have the first taste. ABOVE RIGHT: Lynette Santiago is caught by the camera searching through her locker. (Photo by Croy) ABOVE: Class officers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary - Kelly Sowder; Sponsor - Mrs. Wheeler; Treasurer - Michelle Majerus; President - John Keating; Vice-President - Sara Kippes; Sponsor - Mr. Winn (Not Pictured). (Photo by Roy’s) 16 Freshman

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Out Of All Qreat Men Come M iddle Classes Well, it’s half over for the class of ’83. With only two more years of high school to go, they made the 1980-81 year a successful one, full of activities in which the sopho- mores made their presence known. As well as being active in sports, the sophomores were involved in organizations such as; Ramblin’ Rams, CYO, and StuCo. There were two sophomore girls on the cheerleading squad and two on the yearbook staff. Traditionally, the sophomores sold magazines as their major money-making project. Although they raised a commendable profit of $600, the sophomores did not reach their goal of $1,000. During English II, the sopho- mores published a school newspa- per. The paper included coverage of sport events, personal features, and the ever popular gossip col- umn. - Emerson BELOW: Class officers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice-President-Lisa Dep- pish; President-Laura Hackley; Class sponsors-Mr. McKee and Sister Mary; Secretary-Gina Bantugan; Treasurer - Denise Aleck. (Photo by Roy) LEFT: Sophomore Tonya Pennick does dishes during Home Ec. (Photo by Croy) Denise Aleck Gina Bantugan Mike Brown Kevin Bryant John Boiler Charles Carter Natalie Cepeda Rob Charland Peter Charohwas Mike Cimino 18 Sophomores