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

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HANG TEN Chauncey Cowell prepared to show off his skating skills. Photo by Charlene Henney EXECUTIVES IN MOTION Vice President, Carie Briestensky, Secretary- Treasurer, Brian Melvin and President, Tiffa- ny Clark make plans for the Junior High Dance. Photo by Brett Henderson (( Generally speaking, they’re generally speaking. Mr. Bobzien, Eighth Grade Sponsor Darrell Kosechequetah Theresa Magbanua Cheri Mallard A.J. Melvin Brian Melvin Carol Miller Isabelle Mitura Pat Moloney Jada Norton Karim Sollberger Eighth-Grade Design bv Charlene Hennev 19

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Diversity In The Least HOW’D THAT GO? Life can be just a little bit dull when you’re in Junior High. This year’s Eighth-Graders decided however, that the “pre-teen blues” were not going to affect them. Extra means were taken to make sure that spare time was filled with some sort of activity. Spare time can be filled in a number of ways. One of the top priorities was sports. The majority of the class was involved some way or another in athletic events. If you couldn’t find them on the field or court, you could be sure to find any number of them manning the concession stand. The All-American sport of foot- ball gave way to the new craze of skateboarding. Two new students to Saint Xavier’s this year brought along their boards. Chauncey Cowell and Jim James brought some variety to the world of sports. “A lot of kids skate for a fad. Those who do it for them- selves are out for the fun of it,” stated Chauncey Cowell. The students’ views on how to spend time outside of school can only be described as diverse. Taste in music ranged from hard rock to new wave. Favorite groups varied from Motley Crue to The Cure. Although these were popular, the majority of favorite groups con- sisted of radio music such as Tiffa- ny, U2, and George Michael. Although the class is very di- verse, their personalities did join to make a success of the Junior High Dance. The Eighth-Graders are known for their great ideas and new input that when put to use can make a winning combina- tion. by Charlene Henney Eighth-grader Tiffany Clark discusses Home- coming formation plans with Cheerleading sponsor Sierra Munson. Photo by Kevin Walsh WAIT-I MISSED IT! Jim James tries to catch on as Isabelle Mitura and A.J. Melvin share a private joke. Photo by Kevin Walsh Marcus Adkinson Carie Briestensky Michael Caston Tiffany Clark Chauncey Cowell Christine Davis Walter Dueck Shauna Hall Michelle Henney Jim James 18 Eighth Grade Design by Charlene Henney

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Teresa Hannagan Nicole Holcomb Brian Janzen Michael Kosechequetah Holly Melher Bobby Miller Alek Neloms John O’Bray Paige Reeves Nicole Williams A SEWING WE WILL GO! Cross-stitching Christmas ornaments for Home Economics class, Seventh graders Tiffany Ehm and Nicole Holcomb are anx- iously awaiting the outcome. 20 Seventh Grade Design by Guy A. Cognet II