Lillis High School - Lillislog Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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“PcL t ftA 6 Very Reverend Monslqnor H. Schilling Annunciation Parish Very Reverend Monsignor C. J. Strasburger Guardian Angel Parish

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Eleven years filled with joyful, zealous labors for His Church have passed since His Excellency, the Most Reverend Edwin V. O'Hara, became Bishop of Kansas City. One of Bishop O'Hara s greatest achievements has been his generous contribution to and keen interest in the growth and development of the diocesan educational system. But Lillis High School is more than just a ''project on which Bishop O'Hara has worked. After only 7 commencement exercises, its graduates living and working in the world of today are the fulfillment of a long-cherished dream. These graduates, as Lillis students, felt often in many ways the bishop's close personal interest in them and their school. They saw him at their pep rallies, in their halls and classrooms and cafeteria, at their programs and assemblies. They cherished his pastoral care and advice, his solicitude for their progress and well-being. In the name of all Lillis alumni and students, the Class of 1950 wishes to pay tribute to His Excellency, Bishop O'Hara, and to extend to him their prayers and best wishes that his joy may be full in this Holy Year of 1950. 5

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Very Reverend Monsignor P. A. Dunn Cathedral Parish Reverend O. L. Huber. C. M. St. Vincent's Parish Reverend E. T. O'Neill Reverend C. Solbach. O. F. M. Sacred Heart Parish Our Lady of Sorrows Although some thirty parishes are represented by Lillis students, churches whose pastors are pictured above account for the largest quota of Lillis' enrollment. To these good priests and to all pastors who in our school's ten years of existence have encouraged and aided its work. Ullisites owe much of the faith and goodness from which springs the Joy that is the keynote of this book.