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

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Bill Gates Laura Hackley Arlene Hall Mike Hall Sherron Haynes Diana Hebert Eddie Hepburn Cindy McGuire Carl McNamara Frank Meister Brian Murphy Tonya Pennick Steve Schmutz Larry Schoendaller Danette Sullivan Not Pictured- Robbie Nowakowski Brad Samoszenkc Sophomores 19

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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

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Being Productive Js Zke 9wit Of jCife Moving on we come to a very productive class — the juniors. In their freshmen and sophomore years, they made enough money so that they did not need a major money making project. However, they did have a bake sale and a car wash to take care of a few minor details concerning prom. Although the classes’ size di- minished from last year, they still dominated the halls with 32 mem- bers. Boys dominated the starting line-ups for both football and bas- ketball teams. Academically, the class stood out with three members on the Honor Society. Seventeen juniors took Emporia Tests while some were recognized for their achieve- ments with other honors. Mr. Kline, one of the juniors sponsers said that, “Juniors are re- presentative of all facets of St. Xa- viers’ social and athletic life! They are interspearsed throughout all levels and areas of the academic spectrum. They are enthusiastic in most endeavors that involve their level and frame of refer- ABOVE: Mike Sullivan shows how con- templative juniors can be. (Photo by Gannon) Anonymous BELOW: Junior class officers. TOP ROW: Sponsor-Mr. Kline; President-Lisa Ma- jerus; Sponsor-Mrs. Opat. BOTTOM ROW: Vice-President-Albert Hofmeister; Treasurer- Todd Winn; Secretary-Melanie Griffen. (Photo by Croy) Mark Archer Brenda Carter Kim Charowhas Debbie Cimino Robert Dresden Val Elliott 20 Juniors