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

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BELOW: Senior Yvonne Quinton looks surprised as she takes a break only to be caught by the photographer. (Photo by Croy) ABOVE: Mary Liz Deppish tries to get more sympathy by faking a hurt leg. (Photo by Croy) ABOVE: Even though it was against the wishes of the administration, the seniors were often caught standing on the front steps of the school. Catching the early morning rays are John Marshall, Jeanette Erichsen, Jolita Martinez, Tricla Tomandl, Patty Folwell and Bob Hall. Aren’t they a photogenic group? (Photo by Croy) 29 Seniors

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Of A (food Beginning Cometh a (food End — Unknown CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: The 1981 pioneers are; Marie Fiffe, Jeff Keating, Yvonne Quinton, Mary Boiler, Mary Liz Deppish, Jeanette Erichsen, and Patty Folwell. This years senior class had a large amount of pioneers com- pared to the size of the total class. Seven seniors found themselves still together after 11 years of school. Six of the pioneers have been classmates since first grade and after much reminiscing they couldn’t help but include Patty Folwell, who joined them in sec- ond grade, as a seventh pioneer. Taking each other for granted all these years, they realized how much they meant to each other when graduation time rolled around. Vowing to keep in touch with each other, they went their separate ways. As for the rest of the class, they all felt as if they had been in school together for a long time also. Indeed, it was a long haul for the class of “81” and it’s an even longer haul ahead of them. 28 Seniors

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Cast Will And Zestament We, the 1981 Senior class, recently of St. Xaviers High School, of the city of Junction City, and the state of Kansas, being for the most part of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. Personal Request MARY BOLLER-To my brother, John I will my personality characteristics. To Sherron Haynes and Melissa York, I will my clothes. TODD CROY-To anyone who can put up with Mrs. Opat for a year, I will my photography position. JOSE DAVIS-To Robert Potter, I leave my football ability and to my sister, Caroline, my extra credits so she can graduate in 4 years. MARY LIZ DEPPISH-I will my empty beer cans and wild weekends to my sister Lisa. Can she handle it???? JEANETTE ERICHSEN-To Sally Roberts, I will ten serves over the net and to Carol Kohlrus, all my offices. MARIE FIFFE-My ability to be on time to someone who lives further than across the street, and my given name “Barney” back to its creators. PATTY FOLWELL-To Diana Hebert, I will all my designor jeans. JANE GARZA-To Vincent Aleck, I will my pet rock so he can at least have one friend. BOB HALL-I leave my unique style of dress to Mr. McKee. (M M) JEFF KEATING-I will my personal style for stopping the fast break lay-up to Todd Winn, and my grade point average to Chris Hulett. DORINE LINCOLN-To my freckle faced puppy, Vincent Aleck, I will my profession in Art. JOHN MARSHALL-I leave my twisten’ shoes and my twisten’ style to Jim Keating. I also leave my mustach to Albert Hofmeister. JOLITA MARTINEZ-1 will my name “Frolita” back to the Jr. peanut gallery, and lots of luck to my brother, Steve, with “Warden Cale”. BEATRICE PERKINS-I will all my “High Times” to anyone who can handle them. YVONNE QUINTON-I will my basketball team hair dressing job to Toni Pennick. TIM SULLIVAN-To my sister, Danette, I will the Volkswagon, and a magnifying glass to Sr. Ann to read my handwriting. TRICIA TOMANDL- I will my report cards and tests to the highest bidder.