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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

DEAR LIUIS. V Four short years ago, the class of 1953 first made their way through Lillis doors as Lillisites. Very soon they will leave the security that these halls have provided, to meet the innumerable trials, dangers and hardship that lie in the years ahead. But we go to meet them as Catholic men and women, sure of our faith, ready to live as we have learned. In these four years we have learned the Benedictine life, and way, the Benedictine family ideal and it formed the bed-rock upon which stone upon stone of our studies and activities have been laid. These years have been an important part of our life. They are irreplacable. Never again can we do the things we have done here. Never again can we see or hear the things we have seen and heard here, never aga feel as we have felt, a part of Lillis pulling with all our heart and soul to win that game in those final desparate minutes and seconds. We can call to mind the memories, but as time passes, the distinct- ness of these images will fade and thoughts of high school days will bring but a warm feeling inside. Contained herein is but a brief history of this final year. As we leaf through the pages, we can recall the steadfast friends we are leaving here, who will be ever ready to see and hear from us, to whom we have always turned with each problem that came along. We leave them with a warm prayer of thanks and love. But now a phase of our life is ended. We will never again be able to regain it. Time is forever moving on and with it we must also go. Whether it is college, work or a family for which we are headed, we must be pre- pared to do the best with it. It is time now, not to look back, but ahead. We have been armed to meet what lies ahead. We are leaving now, but we’ll be back...sometime! FAREWELL. CJ!m o - ’5-3 THROUGH TUI ARCH LILLM M HIGH SCHOOL Introduction Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Activities Organizations Athletics Patrons Senior Directory Staff page 1 page 9 page 13 page 29 page 49 page 63 page 75 page 88 page 91 page 92 On the wings of a hum- ble prayer, dear Lady of Fatima, begging your help and guidance toward peace and love, unity and brotherhood among all men throughout the world that through your cease- less aid and loving care, WE will do OUR part to banish war and fear . We, the class of 1953 wish to dedicate with our love and prayers, in this school year commemorating our consecration to your most Holy and Im- maculate Heart, this tenth and anniversary edition of the Lillis- THE HOST REVEREND EDWIN V. OHARA BISHOP OF KANSAS CITf To the Bishop of Kansas City, His excellency, the Most Reverend Edwin V. O’Hara, who as shepherd of his diocese, has been a shining in- spirition to its youthful members, the class of 1953 offers its deepest gratitude for his guidance and undying interest in Catholic education and Catholic Action. We of Lillis High are grateful to him for all he has done in behalf of the school. THE MOST REVEREND JOSEPH M. MARLING AUXILIARY BISHOP OF KANSAS CITV We, the seniors of 1953, also wish to pledge to His Excellency, the Most Reverend Joseph M. Marling, our co-operation, thanks, and humble prayers in return for his constant vig- ilance and prudent action in behalf of the schools of Kansas City. 10 Him iwn workers Coach John Schmiedeler Sgt. Samuel A. Martin USAF LEADERS OF EILLISITES 4Jl'ce £ ysi' l £d Ven Co Jo tnct Black knights who slay the dragons of doubt and error for Lillisites are these men of God, found in Lillis classrooms teaching all nations . . .all the things revealed by God. Seated are the Rev. James Conway, O.P. and the Rev. C.A. Bauer. Standing are the Rev. Francis A. Weir, the Rev. James Downey, school chaplain and Vice-Principal and the Rev. M.F. McAuliffe. Principal • Vice-Principal Homeroom 200 Homeroom 201 Homeroom 202 Homeroom 203 Homeroom 204 Homeroom 205 Homeroom 302 Homeroom 303 Homeroom 304 Homeroom 300 Homeroom 401 Homeroom 403 Homeroom 402 Homeroom 404. Homeroom 40J Homeroom 400 Library . • . Music • • . English • • . Cafeteria • « AS EACH BEAD FOLLOWS ENE NEXT Page Sponsors: MOUNT ST. SCHOLASTICA COLLEGE ST. BENNEDICT'S COLLEGE Atchison, Kansas SENIORS JAMES BUSH Jim- Senior Class President; L Club 4; Football 4; Basketball 2; Operetta 3, 4; Glee I, 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Lay Apostle 1,2,3,4. AMBITION: Printer. CHARLES SANDY Charlie Senior Class Vice-President; Co- leader 4; Basketball 2,3; Lillis- trator 3, Sports Editor 4; Lillis- log Sports Editor 4; Quill Scroll 3,4; Book Cavalcade 2,3; Speech Contest 3. AMBITION: Sports Writer. WILLIAM SPELLMAN Bill Student Council Vice-President 4; Football 4; Track 4; Opetetta 3.4; Glee 3,4; Sodality 4; Homeroom Lea der 4; L Club 4. AMBITION: College, then coaching. JAMES CASEY Casey Student Council 1,3, President 4; Football I, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; L Club 3, Vice-President 4; Track 2.3.4: Operetta 3,4; St. Patrick's Program I; Glee I, 2,3,4; Sodality 4; Popularity Contest 1,2, 3,4; Lay Apostle 1,2, 3,4; Homeroom Leader 1,2,4; Co-leader 3 AMBITION: College. 1« THE SP0IIICH1 THOMAS McLAURY Mac- Senior Class Secretary; Co-leader 2,3; Student Council 4; L Club 3, President 4; Football I, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, Captain 4; Soda- lity 4; Glee 1,2, 3,4; Operetta 3,4; Popularity Contest 2,4. AMBITION: To make a million dollars. MARY ALICE GUILFOIL Senior Class Treasurer; Student Council 2, Secretary 4; Lillislog Editor 4; Lillistrator Business Mana- ger 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Homeroom Leader 2; Co-leader 3; St. Patrick's Program I; Operetta 3.4; Glee 1,2. 3,4; Popularity Contest 2; Senior Play 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Quill Scroll 3,4; Sodality 3, Treas- urer 4; Religion Contest 2, 3,4; Speech Contest 3,4; Debate 1,2,3; Children's Thearte 4. AMBITION: To make a success of life. MARY ANN ANDERSON Cheerleader 1,2; Pep Club 2.3,4; Operetta 3,4; Glee 3; Popularity Contest 1,3; Sodality 3,4; Home- coming Queen 4; AMBITION: Col lege. PATRICIA BRADY Pat Glee 4; Operetta 4. Transfer from Emmetsburg Catholic High School, Emmetsburg, Iowa, senior year. AMBITION: Nurse. MARY LOU ASCHWANDEN Operetta 3,4; Glee 2, 3,4; Sodality 3, 4; Religion Contest 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; AMBITION: College. ROBERT BRACK Bob Glee I. AMBITION: College. EVELYN BOONE Dan'l JACQUELYN BAMMAN Jackie Pep Club 4; Sodality 4; Book Review Contestant 4. Transfer from Indepen dence, Kansas High School junior year. AMBITION: College. Pep Club 2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Operet- ta 3,4; St. Patrick's Program I; Glee 1,2; Popularity Contest 1,2; Debate 2, 3; Nat- ional Honor Society 3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3; Religion Contest I; Lay Apostle I. 2.3. 4. AMBITION: College. KATHRYN BOIJE Pep Club 2, 3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; Glee 1.2; St. Patrick's Program I; Operetta 3,4. AMBITION: Air Line Hostess JAMES BENDER Jim Football I; St. Patrick’s Program I; Operetta 3,4; Glee 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 4. AMBITION: To get through life successfully. PETER BREITENSTEIN Pete Football 3; Tennis 4; St. Patrick’s Program l;Glee 1,2,3, 4 AMBI- TION: College. KATHERINE BRAY Kathie Pep Club 2,3,4; Operetta 3, 4; St. Patrick’s Program I; Glee I, 2. 3,4;. Sodality 2.3,4. AMBITION: Wife. JAMES CABRINI Jim Homeroom Leader 3; Student Council 3; Operetta 3,4; Glee 1.2. 3.4; St. Patrick's Program I; Lillistrator 4; Lillislog 4; Speech Contest 3,4; Religion Contest 3. AMBITION: Sports Announcer. JOSEPH BYRNES Joe Lillistrator 3, Editor 4; Senior Play 4; Glee 4; Lillislog 4; Sodality 4; Speech Contest 4; Student Council 4; Band 1.2,3; Dehate 1.2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Quill Scroll 3,4; Religion Contest 2, 3; C. L. S. A. Treas- urer 4; Children's Theatre 4. AMBITION: Journalist. JANE BRICE Pep Club 3,4; Operetta 3,4; St. Patrick's Program I; Glee 1,3, 4; Sodality 4. AMBITION: Pediat- rics Nurse. JACQUELINE BURK HEAD Jackie Pep Club 2, 3.4; Operetta 3, 4; Glee 1,3.4; St. Patrick's Program I; Sodaltiy 3,4; Maj- orette 1,2,3, Head Majorette 4; Book Ca- valcade 2; Lillistrator 4; Lillislog 4. AMBITION: To teach Majorette. JEAN BRICE Pep Club 3,4; Operetta 3,4; Glee I, 3,4; St. Patrick's Program I; Sodality 4. AMBITION: Wife. .JOYCE ANN BROWNING Pep Club 2. 3.4; Operetta 3,4; Glee 1.2; Sodality 2. 3,4; St. Patrick's Program I; Majorette 2, 3. AMBITION: College. ROBERT BRICE Bob St. Patrick's Program I; Glee I; Book Cavalcade 2. AMBITION: To own a dog kennel. MARGARET DE FEO Transfer from St. Francis Academy, Nevada, Mo. senior year. AMBITION: Radar technician. JAMES CAREY Jim National Honor Society 3,4; Operetta 3.4; Glee 1.2, 3,4. AMBITION: College. DELORES COSTELLO Glee 1,2, 3; St. Patrick's Program I; Operetta 3,4; Pep Club 4. AMBITION: Telephone Operator. ARSEN DARNAY L Club 4; Track 3,4; Lillis- trator 4; Lillislog 4. Transfer from Germany junior year. AMBITION: Newspaper reporter. ELEA NORA DANZO Pep Club 2,3,4; Operetta 3,4; St. Patrick’s Program I; Glee I, 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Sodality 1,2, 3,4; AMBITION: College. DONNA DALY Cheerleader 3, Varsity 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Glee 2,3.4; Oper- etta 3,4; Book Cavalcade 2; Maj orette 2,3,4; Sodality 2, 3,4. AMBITION: College. NANCY CROSS Pep Club 2,3,4; Operetta 3, 4; Glee 1,2,3; St. Patrick’s Program I. AMBITION: Nurse. BARBARA CUSACK Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Operetta 3,4; Glee 2, 3,4; Sodality 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4. AMBITION: College. DENNIS CUSHING Denny Tennis 4; Senior Play 4; Operetta 3,4; Glee 1,2, 3,4; St. Patrick’s Program I; Sodality 4; Speech Contest 4; Religion Contest 3; De bate I. AMBITION: Engineer. HELEN GRAHAM Pep Club 3,4; Operetta 3,4; Glee 3,4; Sodality 4; Lillistrator 3. Trans- fer from Glennon sophomore year. AMBITION: Housewife. RONALD DUCKWORTH Co-leader I; Football I; Basketball 3, 4; Tennis 4; Senior Play 4; Speech Contest 3. AMBITION: Pilot. 311 NANCY DUUN Pep Club 4; Operetta 3,4; Glee 3.4: Sodality 4. Transfer from East junior year. AMBITION: Nurse. EDWAflD GRACE Eddie Glee 2; Sodality 4: Book Cavalcade 2. AMBITION: Commercial Artist. NOLA DUPIN Homeroom Leader 3,4; Student Council 3.4: Lillistrator 3.4; Lillislog Associate Editor 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Oper- etta 3,4; Glee 2,3; Popularity Contest 3.4; Sodality I, 2, 3,4; Speech Contest 3; Quill Scroll 3.4. AMBITION: Writer. BERNARD GLENN Benny St. Patrick's Program I; Glee 1,2,3,41 Operetta 3,4; Popularity Contest I; Sodality 4; Lay Apostle I, 2, 3,4. AMBITION: College. EDWARD FITZGERALD Eddie Football 1,2, 3, Captain 4; Co-leader 4; L Club 3, Secretary 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 2; Baseball 4; St. Pat- rick's Program I; Glee I; Popularity Con test 1,2,3; Sodality 4; Lillistrator 3; Lay Apostle 1,2, 3,4. AMBITION: College. 1 MARGARET ELLIOTT Cheerleader 3; Pep Club 2,3. Sec- retary 4; Operetta 3,4; St. Patrick's Program I; Glee 1.2,3,4 Sodality 3.4. AMBITION: College. RICHARD FAYARD Dick- Football 1,2,3, All-State 4; L Club 2, 3, Sgt. -at-Arms 4; Track 1,4; Operetta 3.4; Glee 1,2, 3,4. AMBITION: College. v WILLIAM HENKE Billy- Glee I; Book Cavacade 2; Sodality 4; St. Patrick's Program I. AMBITION: Engineer. VALERIA HAEFLING Pep Club 4; Operetta 3,4; St. Patrick's Program I; Glee 1,2,3 4� National Honor Society 3,41 Sodality 1,2,3,4. AMBITION: Secretary MARY ANNE HA IN Co-leader 4; National Honor Society 3.4: Pep Club 2, 3,4; Operetta 3,4; St. Patrick's Program I; Sodality 4; Glee 1,2, 3,4. AMBITION: Nurse. EDWIN HEIN Ed Operetta 3,4; Glee 1,2, 3,4. AMBITION: To get out of school. PATRICIA HAYNES Pat- Operetta 4. Transfer from Loretta senior year. AMBITION: College. GEORGE HARRIS Glee 1.2, 3,4; St. Patrick’s Pro- gram I; Operetta 3,4. AMBITION: To get out of school. LEO HALLORAN Sodality 4; Glee 2, 3,4: Operetta 3,4; Football 3,4; Baseball 3; Lillistrator 4; Lillislog 4. AMBTION: College. ANN HARRINGTON Pep Club 2, 3.4; Operetta 3, 4; Glee 2,3,4: Sodality 3,4; Prom Attendant 3. AMBITION: College. DOLORES HAYNES Pep Club 3; Operetta 3,4; Glee 3. 4; Sodality 3,4. Transfer from Loretta junior year. AMBITION: Doctor. DIANE LOHE Dennie Pep Club 2, 3.4; St. Patrick's Pro- gram I; Glee 1,2; Operetta. AMBITION. Undecided. JULIA HESHION Julie Homeroom Leader I; Student Council I; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Operetta 3,4; St. Patrick's Program I; Glee 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 2, 3.4. AMBITION: College. FRANKLIN HOPFINGER Frank L Club 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basket- ball I; St. Patrick's Program I; Glee 1,2; Operette 3,4. AMBITION: College. GERALDINE IRVING Jerry JAMES LOCASCIO Jim Homeroom Leader 1,2; Student Council I, Operetta 3,4; St. Patrick's Program I. 2'• PeP Club 2. 3-45 Senior Play 4; Operetta AMBITION: Navy. 3.4: Glee 2,3,4; Debate I; Sodality 2,3 Vice-Prefect 4; Speech Contest 3, 4-CYC 2,3. AMBITION: College. TERESA LATSHAW Terry Pep Club 3,4; Operetta 3,4; Glee 3,4; Sodality 3,4. Transfer from Nebraska junior year. AMBITION: College. JOANNE KEYS Homeroom Leader 3; Student Council 3; Popularity Contest 1,2. 3,4; Cheerleader (Varsity) 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Operetta 3.4; Glee 1,2, 3; St. Patrick's Program I (Cast); Sodality 2,3,4. AMBITION: College. HENRY KOSKA Football 3,4; Sodality 4; Book Ca valcade 3. AMBITION: College. DELORES KNEIB Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Operetta 3, 4; St Patrick's Program I; Glee 1,2,3; Sodality 3,4. AMBITION: Sec- retary. JANET MULLIGAN Jan Pep Club 2, 3,4; Senior Play 4; Operetta 3,4; Glee 2,3,4; Sodality 3. 4; Lillis - trator 4; Lllllslog 4; Speech Contest 3,4; Debate 2. AMBITION: To be a lady I LOUIS LOMBARDINO Louie Football 4; L Club 4; Sodality 4; St. Patrick's Program I; Operetta 3,4. AMBITION: College. ROSEMARY LONG Pep Club 2, 3.4; Operetta 3.4; Glee 2,3; Sodality 1,2, 3,4. Transfer from Loretta Sophomore year. AMBITION: Secretary. JEROME MILLS Jerry Senior Play Student Director; Operetta 3,4; Glee 3,4; Camera Club 3, Presi- dent 4; Lillistrator Photographer 3,4; Lillislog Photographer 3,4. AMBITION: Private Detective. JACK MEYER Operetta 3,4. Transfer from Maur Hill High School junior year. AMBITION: To get out of school. PEARLINE MELTON Operetta 3,4; St. Patrick's Program I; Glee 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 2,3,4; Speech Contest 3,4. AMBITION: Pediatritlon ELAINE LUGERT Glee 3; Operetta 3,4; Pep Club 4; transfer from St. Francis Academy, Hankinson, North Dakota, junior year. AMBITION: Air Line Hostess. LYNDA MALANDY Jo National Honor Society 3,4; Sodality 1,2, 3.4; Debate 1.2,3; Band 1.2,3, President 4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Lay Apostle 1.2. 3.4; Speech Contest 3,4; Religion Contest 3; St. Patrick's Program I; Operetta 3,4. AMBITION: Stay out of the hospital PATRICIA MAXWELL Pat Cheerleader 2,3, Varsity 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Operetta 3,4; St. Patrick's Program I; Popularity Contest 3; So- dality 4. AMBITION: Nurse JOSEPHINE ROMANO Jo Lillislog 4; Lillistrator 4; Pep Club 2,3.4; Operetta 3- 4: s«- Patrick's Program I; Glee 1,2,3,4; Sodality 3,4. AMBITION: College. JOHN PETERS Popularity Contest 4; Sodality 4; Glee 3,4; Operetta 3,4. AMBITION: College. DOLORES PICKARD Dee Pep Club 2,3,4; Operetta 3,4; St. -Patrick's Program I; Glee 3; Sodality 3,4. AMBITION: College. DORIS REVELLE St. Patrick's Program I; Glee 1,2, 3.4; National Honor Society 3,4; Sodality 2. 3.4: Lay Apostle 1,2, 3,4; Operet- ta 3.4. AMBITION: Nurse. PATRICIA REDMOND Pat Pep Club 2,3,4; Operetta 3,4; Glee 2, 3,4; Sodality 4. AMBITION: Wife. KATHLEEN PIPES Scoop Homeroom Leader 4; Student Council 4; Popularity Contest Queen 4; Lillistrator 3, Feature Editor 4; Lillislog Business Manager 4; Glee 1,2, 3,4; St. Patrick's Program I; Operetta 3,4; Lay Apostle 3,4, AMBI- TION: Nurse. ROSEANN POWERS Pep Club 2,3, Vice-President 4; Operetta 3,4; Glee 1,2, 3,4; St. Patrick's Program I; Sodality 4; Popularity Contest 4; Book Caval cade 2. AMBITION: None. JACK RA DM AC HER St. Patrick's Program Cast I; Glee 1,2, 3,4; Operetta 3,4; Football 3. AMBITION: College. WILLIAM PROTHMAN Bill Football 1,2, 3,4; L Club 3, Treasurer 4; Operetta 3,4; Glee 1,2,3, 4; St- Patrick's Program 1. AMBITION: To be successful. V 0 JOAN SHOEMAKER RICHARD ROSENBERGER Dick Band I; Sodality 4. AMBITION: Two years college-Marine Air Force. KATHLEEN RUBY Fep Club 2.3.4; St. Patrick's Program I; Operetta 3.4; Glee 1,2,3.4; Sodality 1.2. 3.4; Band I. 2. 3. Vice- President 4; Debate 2; Children's Theatre 4; Lillistrator 4; Lillislog 4. AMBITION: Medical Technician. DIANNE SHEELEY Pep Club 2.3.4; St. Patrick's Program I; Speech Contest 3; Glee 2.3,4; Operetta 3,4. AMBITION: Typist. JUDITH SEIBER Judy Pep Club 2,3.4; Operetta 3,4; St. Patrick's Program I; Sodality 3,4; Glee 1.2, 3. 4; Prom Attendant 3. AMBITION: College. Pep Club 2.4; St. Patrick's Program I; Sodality 4; Glee 1,2; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Private Secretary. VIRGINIA SANDY Cheerleader 1.2, Varsity 3.4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Co-leader 2; Sodality 4; Glee 1,2, 3.4; Operetta 3,4; St. Patrick's Program I; Popularity Con- test I; Homecoming Attendant 4. AMBITION: Work. JOHN SALAZAR Johnny L Club 4; Football 4; Basketball 2, 3,4; Baseball 2,3.4; Track 3,4; Operetta 3,4. AMBITION: College. THOMAS SCHUH Tom BEATRICE SCHMIDT B.B. Sodality 4. Transfer from Maur Pep Club 2,3,4; Operetta 3,4; St. Hill High School senior year. Patrick's Program I; Glee 1,2, 3.4. AMBITION: Civil Engineering. AMBITION: College. SHIRLEY ANN STEEN Pep Club 2, 3,4; Operetta 3, 4; St. Patrick's Program I; Glee 1,2.3. AMBITION: Air Line Hostess. FRANK SCHRAML Football 2,3,4; Operetta 3; St. Patrick's Program I; Glee 1,2, 3,4. AMBITION: Stock car driving. THOMAS SIMMONS Cy Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Operetta 3, 4; St. Patrick’s Program 1; Glee 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 4. AMBITION: College. FRED STAAB Track 3,4; L Club 4; Senior Play 4; Operetta 3.4; Glee 3. AMBITION: Engineer GEORGE SPRENGER Basketball 1,2, 3; Football I; Senior Play 4; Operetta 3,4; Glee 1,2, 3� 4 Speech Contest 4. AMBITION: Pharmacist. BERNARD SPEAR BernieH Football 2, 3,4; L Club 4; Operetta 3,4; Glee 2,3,4; So- dality, 4. AMBITION: Elect- rical Engineering CAROLYN SMITH Pep Club 3,4; Operetta 3,4; St. Patrick’s Program I; Glee 1.2,3; Sodality 1.2, 3.4. AMBITION: Secretary. JOAN SNYDER Co-leader 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Operetta Cast 3. Lead 4; St. Patrick's Program Lead I; Glee I, 2,3, 4; Sodality 1,2, Secretary 3.4. AMBITION: College. GERALD SOETAERT Jerry- Basketball I, 2, 3,4; Baseball 3,4; L Club 4; St. Patrick's Program I; Glee 1,2,4; Sodality 4. AMBITION: College. PATRICK TROMPETER Pat Glee 1,2; Football 1,4; Baseball 4; Sodality 4. AMBITION: College. HENRY STIMPFEL St. Patrick's Program Lead I; Operetta 3,4; Glee I, 2, 3,4. AMBITION: Unknown. MAUREEN STRALEY Pep Club 3,4; Operetta 3.4; St. Patrick's Program I; Glee 1.2.3. 4; Sodality 2. 3,4. AMBITION: Housewife. WILLIAM TINDEL Bill Sodality 4. AMBITION: Two years college and the Air Force or Marines. JAMES STUCKEY Jim Football 4; Basketball 3; transfer from De La Salle junior year. AMBITION: To get out of school. KATHLEEN TIERNEY Pep Club 2,3,4; Operetta 3.4; St. Patrick's Program 1; Glee 2, 3; Sodality 4. AMBITION: Secretary. KATHRYN ANNE THOMPSON Midge Pep Club 2,3.4; Operetta 3.4; St. Patricks Program I; Glee 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 2,3,4; Lay Apostle 2. AMBITION: Secretary. THOMAS TAFF Tommy Homeroom Leader I; Student Council I; Senior Play Lead 4; St. Patrick's Program I; Oper- etta 3,4; Glee 1.2, 3,4; Nat- ional Honor Society 3,4; So- dality 4; Speech Contest 3,4- CYC 2,3,4; Lay Apostle 1,2, 3.4; Debate I. 2,3; Camera Club 3,4; Children’s Theatre Play Lead 4; Science Fair 3. AMBITION: Bio-chemist. CAROL THOMPSON Sodality 1.2,3, Prefect 4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Operetta 3,4; St. Patrick's Program I; Speech Contest 3; Glee 1.2, 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Lay Apostle 2, 3,4. AMBITION: To get Married. RUTH ANN WENZEL Co-leader I; Pep Club 2,3,4; Operetta 3,4; Glee 1.2, 3,4; Sodality 1,2, 3,4. AMBITION: Secretary. DOLORES TYE Pep Club 2,3, President 4; Student Council 4; Operetta 3,4; St. Patrick's Program I; Glee I. 2, 3,4; Sodality 1.2, 3.4; Lay Apostle I. AMBITION: Nurse. RAYMOND VANDERHOOF Ray Football I; Basketball I; Senior Play 4; Operetta 3,4; Sodality 4. AMBITION: Printer. MARILOU WENDEL Pep Club 3,4; Operetta 3; Glee 3,4; Sodality 3,4; Debate 3; Book Cavalcade 2. AMBITION: Marriagel GERMAINE VOLZ Gerry Pep Club 2,3, Treasurer 4; Operetta 3,4; St. Patrick's Program r; Glee 1,2, 3.4. AMBITION: College. ANNETTE WATTS Cheerleader I; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Operetta 3, 4; St. Patrick's Pro- gram Cast I; Glee 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 2, 3,4. AMBITION: Business Career. ANNE WAGGONER Lillislog 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Glee 2,3,4; Operetta 3,4; So- dality 3,4. Transfer from Hogan sophomore year. AMBITION: College. ELIZABETH WARNER Betty Pep Club 2,3, 4; Senior Play 4; Operetta 3, 4; St. Patrick's Pro- gram I; Glee 1,2,3, 4; Sodality SALLY LYN WARREN 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2,3; Lillis- Pep Club 2.3,4; Operetta 3.4; Glee trator 4; Lillislog 4; Speech Con- 3. Transfer from Loretta sophomore test 3,4; Book Cavalcade 2. GERALD ZELLER Jerry St. Patrick's Program I; Glee 1,2,3; Operetta 3,4. AMBITION; Pilot. GEORGE ZAMMAR Zam Zam Football 3,4; Operetta 3,4; Popu- larity Contest 3; Lillistrator 4; Lillislog 4; Track 4; Glee 1,2,3; L Club 4; Speech Contest 3; Sodality 4. AMBITION: Dentist. CURTAIN CLOSES ON JAMES HOWARD Jim Track 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Glee 3; Operetta 3,4; Lillistrator 4; Lillis- log 4; Speech Contest 3. AMBITION; To be a success. CAMERA SHY! WILLIAM BOMAR Bill Transfer from Raytown High School senior year. THE CUSS Of 'S3 RALPH PARR L Club 4; Football 3,4; Golf 3,4; Track 3.4; Operetta 3.4; Glee 3; Sodality 4; Lillistrator 4; Lillislog 4. AMBITION: A.B.T.O. DENNIS MALONEY Transfer from Hogan senior year. KATHERINE BALDWIN Kay Pep Club 3,4; Operetta 3,4; St. Patrick's Program I; Glee 1,2, 3,4; Sodality I. AMBITION: Secretary. MARY REGINA WILLIAMS Cheerleader I; Pep Club 2,3,4; Glee 1,2,3.4; Operetta 3,4; St. Patrick's Program I. AMBITION: Typist. EDWARD WONDERLY Butch- Football I; Basketball 1,2; Track 1.2,3; Operetta 3,4; Lillistrator 4; Lillislog; Speech Contest 3. SINIIIli HUT SHUTS Faint-hearted physicists (below)try to make” electricity. Round the clock we find Pearline Melton, Helen Graham, Joe Bvmes, Eddie Grace, Fred Staab, Tom Taff, Denny Cushing, George Harris, Benny Glenn, Pete Breitenstein, and Mary Alice Guilfoil. Off to a game at Liberty are loyal juniors and seniors of the Green Peppers. Left to right they are Betty Warner, Kathleen Tierney, Virginia Sandy with her head turned talking to Miss Even, Donna Daly, Annette Watts, Anna Marie Shonborn, Mary Jo Lyndon, Beverly Putthoff, in the door Mary Kay Brinkeotter and Mary Alice Guifoil, and looking out of the front window, Judy Gill. All the bright, happy, sleepy, faces from down senior hall. ” Leading the parade is Carol Thompson followed closely by the first row, Donna Daly, Gerry Volz, Kathleen Pipes, Eleanora Danzo; two deep, Joyce Browning, Jo Romano, Anne Waggoner, George Sprenger, Marilyn Eth and Frank Hopfinger; three deep, Regina Williams, Diane Sheely, Jim Stuckey, Evelyn Boone, Mary Lou Creswell (peeping over John Peter's shoulder as he seems to be in the market for flies); four deep, Arsen Darnay, Kathryn Boije; five deep, Ron Duckworth, Fred Staab, Jerry Zeller and Joan Snyder. Peeping up in the background are Roseann Powers, Nola Dupin, Mary Ann Anderson, Dolores Kneib, and Margaret Elliott. Budding bookkeepers! Closest to the camera is Jerry Soetaert. Second row, Sally Warren, Delores Costello; third row, Eleanora Danzo, Kathryn Boije, Pearline Melton; fourth row, Jackie Bamman, Jim Carey, Mary Ha in; fifth row, John Peters. Diane Sheely. Regina Williams; sixth row, Kathryn Thompson, Kathryn Bray, Kathleen Ruby and Anne Waggoner. Senior songbirds chortle sweetly.. .and otherwise.. .at the Christmas program. First rcw, George Harris (lady's man), Barbara Cusack, Janet (The Sneeze) Mulligan, Jo Romano, Anne Waggoner, Margaret Elliott, and Virginia Sandy; second row, Joan Shoemaker, Roseann Powers, Kathryn Thompson, Mary Lou Aschwanden, Mary Haln, Diane Sheely. Regina Williams and Pat Redmond; third row, Kathleen Ruby, Mary Ann Anderson, Valeria Haef- ling, Eleanora Danzo, Jackie Burkhead, Betty Warner. Joan Snyder, Dolores Tye and Pat Brady; fourth row, Jane Brice, Jean Brice, Pearline Melton, Nancy Dulin, Julia Heshion and (headless) Marilou Wendell. [VIR TICHILV THESE HI LEAVE BEHIND, AS THEY MAT VOUR CHAIN OF PRAYER R[ UP THE STEPS OF LEARNING James Kalmus Kay Gibbons Warren Becker Rose Ann McGuire Clare Gillespie Joan Crusae Elizabeth Willis Mary Alexander Joe Jones Kenneth Johnson W Paula Stahl Dan Morgan Judy Gill Sally Allegri 6 X Sponsor-Sister Terrance Mary Ann Peterson Jackie Ronallo Betty Wilson Rudolph Alvarez James Horner Martha Syverson Suzanne Teevan Cora Sue Johnson More people studying the lang- uage of our neighbors south of the border. Down the row Is Andrew Crass, Gene Miceli, Eddie Arth, Mary Ann Peterson, Martha Syver- son, Jack Allan and Jim Kramer. Gay 111 Senors and senor- itas from Junior Spanish II FIRST ROW: Suzanne Teevan, Jerry Stoetzer, Darlene Cipola and Jim Harris. SECOND ROW: Dan Morgan, Paula Messina, Jim Payne, Mary Lou Smith, David O'Malley, Barbara Schu- bach and Joe Cook. In the background, Long John O'Neill just grew to fast to make it into this picture. LSr Mike Burasco and Joe Kelly appear busily engaged outlining The Causes of the Civil War. Interested observers and fellow American historians are: Toni Bonello. Anna Marie Shonbom, Kenneth Thorpe and Mary Ann Meier in the first row, with Louise Thompsoa's and Rose Ann McGuire's heads showing in the second row. Junior Einsteins and Madame Curies at work in the lab. What Busy carpenters in the Shop are are they making? In the top pic- Alfred Blixt, Kenneth Johnson and Tom ture are: Frances Myers, Jim Brown, Bobbie O'Donnell and Bette Wilson Lyndon at the first table and John Blakey in the first row. Warren Becker and Joe Glynn in the second and Jerry at the second. Biritz all by himself in the last row. Bottom picture reveals: Martha Syverson, Kenneth Thorpe, Joan Crusoe, Sue Adams and Bill Curran in the first row; Alfretta Wilson, Joe Tschirhart and Steve DeGan in the second and Mary E. Brown by herself in the last row. Quiet and serious are these juniors from Homeroom 303 during the retreat. Closest to the camera is Dayton Kerby, and in the next row is Mary Jo Lyndon, Anna Marie Shonborn, Don Hoberecht and Shirley Spindell's arm. In the second row are Beveriy Putthoff, Kenneth Thorpe, Mary C. Loschke, Vir- ginia Jenkins and Warren Page; third row: Jim Brown, Mary F. Shaffer, Rosemary Rathchford and Mary Lou Chandlee; fourth row: Pat Kneaves, Rosemary Gyulay and Toni Bonello. In the last row are A1 Blixt and Joe Cook. DO 101 DISIODD! Eileen Clossick. Andrew Crass, Mary Ann Siaab, Mary Creswell, Tom Cunningham, Steve DeGan, Don Dupin. Joe Gregg, JoAnn Hesse, JoAnnJakobe, Bob Johnson, Judy Joyce, Frank Lucido, Hugh McNamara. Gene Miceli, Barbara Mingucci, John O'Neill, JoAnn Parrott, Jim Payne, Mary M. Ryan, Barbara Schubach . Sylvia Shoemaker, Katherine Skinner, Joe Tschirhart, Alfretta Wilson, Janice Wilson, Natalie Zibung. HALL OF FAME Joe Kelly, Richard Renner, Joe Glynn HOMEROOMLEADER John Dorrian Mary A. Cummings, Shirley Spindle. Louise Thompson Mike Kennedy, Mike Burasco, Donald Eber Joyce Conran, Paula Messina, Katheryn Ferrel Jim Kramer, Jerome Stoetzer, Howard Welholter Judy Gladieux, Shirley Burke, Marjorie Monsoin Jim Harris, Harry Taylor, Donald Newhouse CO-LEADER Shirley Gallagher Mary E. Dobson, Mary Carol Grace. Mary L. Heinz Mary K. SPONSOR Brinkoetter Sister Andrea A study in something not quite definable are the faces of this junior girs special chorus as they sang during the Junior-Senior Speech Contest. FIRST ROW: Mary C. Loschke, Sally Allegri, Mary Ann Peter- son. Suzanne Teevan, Rosemary Gyulay, Claire Gillispie, Mary Kay Brinkeotter, Judy Gill. Anna Marie Shonborn, and Mary Ann Meier. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Jones, Shirley Burke, Joann Parrott, Bette Wilson, Bobbie O’Donnell, Mary Lou Creswell, Elaine Cabrini, Mary Jo Bowman, Sue Adams, Kay Ferrell and Paula Stahl. THIRD ROW: Judy Joyce. Pat Kneaves. Martha Syverson, Frances Myers, Mary E. Dobson, Alfretta Wilson, Mary Ann Staab, Mary M. Ryan, Paula Messina, Shirley Gallagher, and Mary E. Brown. A little elbow grease can really make those lockers shine, especially when app- lied with such diligence as is here demon- strated by Mary Jo Lyndon as Anna Marie Shonborn and Beverly Putthoff kindly hold the bucket of water. Deceptively posed as humble shepherds in the Christmas pag- eant are, Howard Welhoelter, Phil Whorton, John Dorrian, and Harry Taylor. All are juniors ex- cept Whorton. t HARDWORKING JUNIORS TAKE TIME 00T FOR PLAT • . .Get that ba 111 Get that ball! . . . could be the plea of these junior Pep Clubbers here. In the first row are: Barbara Cox, Mary Ann Peterson, Judy Gladieux, Shirley Spindell, Mary C. Grace, Joan Hesse, Betty Jo Howard, Vir- ginia Jenkins, Mary Ann Staab. Mary M. Ryan and Mary E. Dobson. The second row claims: Mary Jo Bowamn, Mary Ann Meier, Mary Lou Creswell, Elaine Cabrini, Paula Stahl, Bob bie O'Donnell, Natalie Zibung, and Joann Parrott. The next row contains a few juniors and visible are: Suzanne Teevan, Rosemary Gyulay, Pat Kneaves, Tom Bonello, and Jo Ann Jakobe. 'T i Action from the B-team’s tussle with the junior Cadets of De La Salle, shows Freddy Williams lunging for the ball, as Hugh McNamara (No. 54) close in from the rear. Frank Nenninger is standing by behind No 41 for De La Salle, watching the play, ready to break in. 34 Jack Allen, Mary Lou Smith, James Brown, Rosemary Ratchford, Warren Page, Pat Kneaves ■ Virginia Jenkins, Micheal Gibbs. Antionette Bonello, Kenneth Thorpe, Anna Marie Shonborn mu uve IN THE LAB Don Hoberecht, Frances Meyers, Kenneth Clarke, Rosemary Gyulay Evelyn Jones, Joe Cook, Sue Adams, Fred Williams Mary Frances Shaffer, Richard Bell, Beverly Putthoff James Brink, Mary Lou Chandler, Mary Jo Lyndon LEADER CO-LEADER Mary Catherine Loschke Alfred Blixt 3..J r'tf' £ 7 Sister Mary Jude Janice Akin Elizabeth Beebe Charles Bellman Patricia Billings Chardell Buckles Marian Capello Mike Coughlin Mike Dillon Kathleen Downey Robert Dye Vanalee Easter Frank Georgie Vincent Heegn Jack Lohery Raymond Lucero Tom Lyndon Ellen Mann Jim McAuliffe Theresa Mesmer Mary McQueeny Sharon Nichols Mary Niemeyer Ruth Rast Diana Saitta Johanna Stoetzer Bob Stump Bob Wagner John Waller Helen Werkowitch CO-LEADER Carolyn Johnson LEADER Gerry Daly c2x3 36 X -=- r X LEADER Michael McNamara Nancy Ward Leta Coleman Michael Miles Betty Tallman A. Marie Connelly Barbara Behrens James Sulzen M. Catherine Upton Patricia O'Donnell Kenneth Musilyn Jean Lally Marie Howerton Mary J. Gray Dorothy Haefling Laura Aschwanden Eleanor Swann Jerry Rausin Anna M. Callegari Susie Jenkins Blooming Biologists 1 First table, John Baker and Dick Figgins; second table. Bob Wagner and Michael Gibbs; third table, Cecelia Meyers and Leta Coleman; fourth table, Loretta Metzger, and at the last table is Nancy Ward. Across the aisle front to back are Judy Haas, Donna Mason, Mary Ann Meier and Barbara Cox. SOPHS fr fa rices finj u � w '«i,' uinot; AT ftllKK Aspiring speakers listen attentively to a fellow sufferer. First row, nearest to the camera are Patricia Billings and Joyce Grace; second row, Joan Copenhaver. Leta Coleman, Laura Aschwanden and Anna Marie Haugh; third row, Chardell Buckles, Bernadine Abbott and Barbara Behrens; fourth row, Mary Joan Gray and Marie Howerton; fifth row, Marilyn Brady, and Terry Mesmer; sixth row, (by herself) Joan McCleery. ,e -loftv „ peftft VVtft1 u Ter. U ne .-H, C«i r Ski. ' Iv C ide 38 .'v' to fS 6 “ .Yvtf Chuck Bellman, La Vonna Mc- Brayer, Terry Mesmer.and Frank Georgie look busy cleaning out those lockers that seem to get dirty and messed up no matter how often you clean or straighten. ’a STUDIOUS SOPUS Registration Day I Smiling sophs seem to be happy that school is starting again as they came to register in Sept- ember. In the first row are: Nancy Young, Carolyn Johnson, and Ellen Mann. On the next step, we find: Pat Billings, Betty Tallman, Sharon Nichols, Judy Howard and Eleanor Paura. Third step reveals: Joyce Grace, Rosemary Kammerer, Diane Johnson, June Pffiefer, Johanna Stoetzer, Jean Laily, Mary C. Upton, and Janice Aiken. The top row contains: Bob Dye, Barbara Meiers, Richard Figgins, John Baker, Gail Darling and Jerry Rausin. s jS c'abl t, ch'bes tf e °e°rKu . CV TAKE A BREATHER 806 Mis ft. t,b, %� � Mi ,wo e ,e. L - tcf Srato‘i %A e' V el°‘ t° w oeW '1 C cV S Page Sponsors: COUNTRY CLUB DAIRY BEEBE STUDIO Bonnie Heuertz, Cecelia Meyers. Judy Haas. Jack Passler Suzanne Darnay, John Baker. Hans Demmel, Judy Sansone, Mary Jo Wilson. Diane Johnson SPONSOR Sister Emerich Anna M. Haugh, June Pfeiffer. Tom Sublette, Carey Ruder. Michael O'Malley. Shirley Cogdell. Patricia Lamb Ruth Wynne. Bernadine Abbott. Gary Trueblooa. Lorraine Schubach, Robert Morrisey. John Speight. Constance Kelton Marylyn Brady 403 Donna Jean Mason Sheila Brady. Martha Cates JoAnn Copinhaver Joan Lois McCleary John McLaury Gail Darling Nancey Jo DeGhelder Edward De Louis Norman Drimmel Maudedith Edmonds Anna Marie Falk Mary Gowin Jim Hawk Judy Howard Bill Kalmus HISTORY MAKERS ON THE TR00ST SIDE OF THIRD FLOOR Peggy Jo Lightner Patricia Ann Marsee SPONSOR Sister Celeste Bill McMahon Theresia Loretta Metzger Jo Ann Miller Mary Kay Moore David Pack Conrad Phelps Carol Ann Passler Mary Sue Penna Edward Pulido Beverly Ann Ravnor Nola Ann Stafford Beatrice Ann Schulz Richard Sullivan V- xj XT' Muddled Mathematicians! Freshmen Algebra pupils; in the first row is Pat Delaney; in the second, Ramona Reyes, Mike Novo Gradac, standing, and Jim Farris, in the row next to the windows are Rita O'Rourk, Eileen Clossick and Anna Marie Seitzer. Young blowhards of the Class of '56, Band Members Bob Brown, Katherine Kramer, Mike McMahon and Ellis Herbst. Bewildered beginners in the routine of a high school, were these freshies during registration in August. They are Margaret Thorpe, Andrew John- son, Tom Bissing, Ramona Reyes, Mary Cates, Blenda Wornell and Grace Ann Cippola. S6ERS OKI THE Freshman songbirds are, FIRST ROW; Mary T. Egan, Loretta Schuh, Helen Vogel, Diane Frame, Betty Williams, Margaret Thorpe, Mary Jo Shea, Shirley Smith and Edith Spencer. SECOND ROW: Judy Wilson, Bonita Sharkey, Pat Summers, Charlene Tshcirhart, Earlene Cockel, Connie Herter, Blenda Wornell, Rita Staab, and Betty Kremsreitter. BOTTOM William Dye Carol Goodman Bonita Sharkey William Sprenger Helen Thorpe Tom Hillbrand Patricia Delaney Shirley Peterson Margaret Melia Andrew Johnson Ruddy Lucero Margaret McQuillen Earlene Cockell Jean Miroslaw Virginia Arth Edith Spencer John Howard Tom Kammerer Larry Clark John Jumara Maxine Herner Martha Lahman Bill Nixon Rita O’Roark O x, Dorothy Taylor Martha LaVan 402 SPONSOR Sister Dolores Grace Ann Cipolla LEADER Marilyn Howard Sandy Kramer Diana Blackshear Mary T. Egan Phil Whorton CO-LEADER Mary Jo Shea Robert Smith Judith Schreier Patricia Curry Ivan Abbott Loretta Schuh THEY REALLY TALK TURKEY SPONSOR-Sister Simplicia John Ingolia Betty Williams Charlene Jones Louis Nicholson Ramona Reyes Janet Page Judy Conran Nicholas Metzger Aileene Herrback Sandra Herner Mary F. Rossato Marvin Gross Anna Marie Seitzer Mary Cates Margaret Lohe Regina Allin Leona Heegn LEADER ' ' 405 Judy Brown John Schnepf Betty Pack Michael NovoGradac Judy Wilson SPONSOR-Sister Aniceta James Overman Frances Sturm Ivan Stoerman James DeGan CO-LEADER Judy Straley Peggy McGuire Norman Boyle Mary T. O’Neill James O'Sullivan Dennis Rudolph Susan Glynn James Gregory James Denning Roseann Reno Kay Kramer Peggy Kalwei Margaret Thorpe Barbara Bellman Philip Arensburg Edward Kelly Dan Gaschen Mary Kay Guillaume Kathleen Teevan Judy Gregg Carol Staab Michael McMahon Marguerite Peterson Tom Schimdt Peggy Gallagher Robert Brown Richard Smith Our freshmen bass canaries! FIRST ROW: Marvin Gross, Tom Kammerer, Dick Smith, Pat Murphy and Ellis Herbst. SECOND ROW: Ivan Stoerman, Jim Fitzgerald, Jim Denning, Mike McMahon, Robert Dye and Dennis Rudolph. THIRD ROW: Mike NovoGradac, Jim Overman, Richard Pallanich, Jack Schnepf, Jim Farrar, Andrew Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Jim Gregory, Glenn Maloney, John Ingolia, Robert Brown, Jim Farris and Phil Whorton. Could it be the Sabre Dance?' freshmen to relax School's out� J JZ all varieties usten the tss™ M xinc Hetnei' Ar°Un Hetta Schuh. Margaret Thorp XenThV CUSS OF ’56 - AT EASE 'Linen my children and you dun Larry Clark stops by to tell Our Lord good-bye at 3:08, INFANT L MEN - V -x t 1 J J Judy Brown, Marv F Hemer-cheer ,ustiiy f r;mpai-sf s nd Mjxine -They'll have to build another one of these, when we get through, could very easily be the words of Pat Rowland, here in the foreground, as the freshmen letter winners take a look at the jammed trophy cases. In front are Jim Overman and Bob Dorrian. Next in line are Jim Fitzgerald, Dick Smith, Tom Kammerer, Louie Nicholson, Pat Rowland and Nick Metzger. Peeping up in the back is Bill Sprenger, and next to him, hidden from the camera, is Phil Whorton. The year 1953 launched Lillisites into the third year of the guidance program, designed for the more complete personal and social development of the students. By the test, charts, graphs, profile sheets and files, parents, students and teachers are realizing the tremendous good that can be accomplished through this program of social, personal and mental adjustment. Sophomore parent, .. • Freshmen from room 406 mark their personlity pro- files. IN THE FIRST ROW ARE: Kathleen Teevan, Betty Kremsreiter, Pat Rowland, Connie Herter, Barbara Bellman, and Frank Henke. SECOND ROW: Diane Frame, Shirley Smith, Mary Jo Monahan, Dick Smith, Josephine Reyes, Rosemary Joplin, and Bob Brown. THIRD ROW; Peggy Kalwei, Joy Powell, Mike McMahon, Margaret Thorpe, Dan Gaschen, and Tom Schmidt. FOURTH ROW: Mary K. Guillaume, Judy Gregg, Liane Hendrix and Peg- gy Gallagher. Another kind of guidance is offered to these new students, Jim Davis, Jody Balestrere, and Jim Bresina by Father James. Going back to school for a day are these freshmen parents as they check up on their child's personality and develop- ment graphs. They are: Mr. and Mrs. James O’Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Reno, Mr. W.W. Pack and Mrs. Francis Murphy. CHERISHINC EACH BEAR OF VOUK ROSARY MAY LILLISITES IULI I)IV THE EXAMPLE IN ALL THEIR ACTIVITIES Gerry Irving. George Beatrice Schmidt. Jo prance to the Bunny in December. :er. Dolores Tye. i and Jim Payne “ d Sodality Dance Muwiiuiiiiii-N.u mi;mm: Jack Allan, junior, lights his homeroom Advent wreath. James Bush, senior class president, leads the entire school In the rosary daily during the month of October over the public address system. 51 Little lassies from St. Joseph’s Girls’ Orphans Home ooohl and ahhhl over packages the Sodalists delivered for Santa. Retreat Master. Father Cormac, chats informally with Joan Copenhaver and friend before the freshman- sophomore retreat. u«e' no. T TAt APOSUTS “...Our vision of a better day cannot become a reality unless the youth of this hour, who will be the men and women of tomorrow, have developed a character and disposition that favors the arts of civilization and world peace... These are the words of the late Bishop Duffy to youth leaders, and can aptly be applied to the aim of the Lillis Lay Apostol- ate movement and the junior lay apostolate movement everywhere. Under the able direction of the Rev. M.F. McAuliffe, long-time teacher, adviser and friend of Lillis and Lillisites the Lay Apostles were again organized in September and started on the march of Catholic Action as the year sped swiftly by. Action and conquest in service of the Church serve as basic ideals in the movement as the many fields into which the Catholic student can carry Catholic Action are stressed. Boundless are the opportunities of the Lay Apostle--now and in the years to come—as a leader in the school, the community, and the nation, to integrate Catholic Action in his work, in his play--in his life, and the life of our nation. “THET MELON THE FOOTSTEPS Of TOT TWELVE... Listening intently to the their spiritual director explain the numerous fields in which they could foster Cath- olic Action, are these Lay Apostles. Seated at the table are: John Waller, sophomore; Paula Stahl, and Mary C. Loschke, juniors; Lynda Malaney, Evelyn Boone, Carol Thompson and Joe Byrnes, seniors; Nicholas Metzger, Dick Smith, and Helen Thorpe, freshmen. Standing are: James Brink, junior; Mary Ann Meier and Frances Myers, juniors; Larry Bonner, and Sharon Nichols, sophomores; John Howard, freshman; Kenneth Thorpe, and Jim Brown, juniors; Tom Taff, senior; Frank Lucido, junior; Liane Hendrix, Peggy Gallagher, Patricia Hellinger, and Anna Marie Seitzer, freshmen, and Chardell Buckles and Joan Copenhaver, sophomores. Contestants in the Junior-Senior division of the annual all-school Religion Contest are: Warern Becker, junior; Tom Taff, senior; Richard Bell, junior; Dennis Cushing, senior; and David O'Malley, junior. SECOND ROW: Mari- lyn Eth, junior, winner of the Fresh man-Sophomore Con- test last year; Shirley Gallagher, junior; Mary Frances Shaffer, junior; Evelyn Boone, senior; and Mary Alice Guilfoil, senior. Seniors Eleanora Danzo and Joe Byrnes are also members of the delegation assigned the task of bringing back the prize to the graduating class. They look over the questions for about the 2.873,659th time, but still look doubtful... Participants in the underclass battle of the catechism are; Michael Miles, sophomore; Gail Darling, sophomore; Byron Fundis, freshman; John Waller, sophomore; John Howard, and Frank Henke, freshmen. IN THE SECOND ROW ARE: Mary Cates. Mary Jo Monahan, and Patricia Hellinger, freshmen and Joan Copenhaver, Ruth Rast, and Beverly Raynor, sophomores. Page Sponsor I. DONNELLY COMPANY IIEEIMV ACHIEVEMENT Seniors in Print I These three seniors will have essays published in the National High School Anthology, this spring. Margaret DeFeo, Essay PROSPECTIVE POETS! THINK I WRITE I SPEAK 1 Rewarded rhymsters are these budding poets about the table whose poems are to be published in the National High School Poetry Anthology. Abo in the group are several easy-going essayists. Clock- wise about the table they are: Rosemary Kammerer, sophomore; Phil Whorton, freshman; Mary F. Mc- Queeny, Chardell Buckles, and Bernadine Abbott, sophomores; Bill Curran, junior; Janet Curran, soph- omore; Judy Joyce and Mary Jo Bowman, juniors. Victors in the Knights of Columbus Essay Contest, Mary Alice Guilfoil, second place; Joe Byrnes, first place; and Chardell Buckles, third place in the junior division, read over Joe's essay that he read over WDAF on Col- umbus Day, Oct. 12. This was the third straight year that Lillis has gained this honor. 54 Camera Club Sponsor Sister Maxine Jerry Mills, Camera Club pres- ident, and offical photographer for the Lillistrator and Lillislog, starts off to get more shots for the yearbook. I Beverly Putthoff, junior, with the camera, demonstrates to other Camera Clubbers, Anna Marie Shonborn, junior; Jerry Mills, senior; and Vincent Heegn, sophomore, some of the special features of her camera. FIENDS Beverly Putthoff, ready to get another shot for the yearbook, is runner-up in the line of photo- graphy. c 0 M M II N 1 T If Jim Brink, junior, and Tom Taff, senior, at the enlarger make all sizes, from 2 by 3's to 8 by io's. The Catholic Community Library Student Auxiliary claims the membership of these Lillisites: Mary C. Loschke, junior; Joe I Byrnes, senior, the group's treasurer; Evelyn Boone, senior; L Joe Cook, junior; and Lynda Malaney, senior. Sue Adams, IQ junior, absent when the picture was taken, is also a member. v These students support the projects of the Library and are par- B I A ticularly active in backing the Variety Fair. B U U A B B E I y a i T I A R V Playing ’Pitch and Toss are Richard Bell. Dick Fayard. John Peters. Bill Prothman. Frank Hop- finger. George Zammar. and Ray Vanderhoof Our Queen and King of Hearts Jerry Daly and Jim McAuliffe try to get folks to Try Your The queen and her closest rivals are Bobby O’Donnell. Judy Gregg, Queen Pipes, and Diane Johnson. At the candy counter we find John Howard, Martha Lahman, and Earline Cockell. Aim . Kathleen Pipes, D. J. Powers carnival 1952 Directing the Mouse House are Tom Bellman and Jim Sulzen. Busy at the Cake Walk are Harry Taylor. Mike Burasco, John Roeker. Shirley Gallagher. Louise Thompson, and Joe Kelly. 56 MR. BARRY’S ETCHINGS Carrie Stanwich, Mrs. Griswold, Evelyn Boone. Betty Warner. Mayor Sam Jordan, Fred Staab. Fifty Ferris, Nola Dupin. Sawbuck Sam, George Sprenger. Bud, Ray Vanderhoof PUT Judson Barry, Tom Taff. Evelyn Taylor, Janet Mulligan and Daisy Day- ton, Gerry Irving. Tom Crosby, Ron Duckworth Producer and director. Sister Sylvester. Bess Taylor, Mary Alice Guilfoil. Marvin Pritchard, Joe Byrnes. c . V°eVe v- p. C Ou, CH 7-, e y CHRISTMAS PRIICRAMS And it came to pass in those days. Angels, Helen Graham and Donna Daly, narrate St. Luke's accounting of the Nativity. Patroness of every mission land I Program in honor of St. Therese. the Little Flower of Jesus, to commemorate Sister Therese Marie’s name day. Portraying St. Therese is Joan Shoemaker, the Blessed Virgin, Shirley Steen. Angels are Janice Aiken and Jo Ann Miller, dancers, Mary Sue Penna and Anna Marie Callegari. Venite adoremusl.. Venite.. carol angels and wisemen as the Bless Virgin, Judy Seiber, and Saint Joseph, Tom Cunningham, adore. Angels raising their voices in praise are top row. Katherine Bray; second row, Mary Kay Nicholson, Judy Joyce, Kath- leen Pipes, and Jo Ann Jakobe; third row, Joy Ann Powell and Beatrice Schmidt; bottom row, Rose Ann McGuire and Louise Thompson. Worshipping wisemen are Robert Brice, George Zammar, and George Sprenger. First place winners in the Junior-Senior Speech Contest were; Pearline Melton, senior, Poetry Reading; Gerry Irving, senior, Serious Reading: Paula Stahl, junior, Oratory; Barbara O’Donnell, junior, Humorous Reading; Tom Taff, senior, Extemporaneous. Warren Becker, junior, practices his speech on the Constitution in preparation for the American Legion Oratorical Contest, in which he will speak as representative for Lillis. g bbiEst gANg SCf Oo CkIes- sopT COn'e„ ;°Phomoe°P ore' f;t fresh n h ,,in rn0rPiCe V,C,0rsw' :r sr Uegn, - e' '• tophor- more- fr hm ister. sopharr, ' urn n, . more mnj0re «e f0r f . seCond m°fe. ier Cond‘n n..J” in ft etrv SoPhom more O't.flri 7Jore, « in seco 2d in Ora c°«w in t ar Second una in dl°ry tl„ 1 Jo Wf, i onn K« n ?U‘0n‘ °p lo- L00IUCI00S LIL1ILIIES I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY! Paula Stahl, junior, speaks for democracy over KCMO in the national contest sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Second place winners in the Jun- ior-Senior speech contest were: Retty Warner, Serious; Jim Cab- rini. Oratory; Beverly Putthoff, junior, Humorus; Warren Becker, junior. Extemporaneous; and Lynda Malaney. Poetry Reading. Betty, Jim and Lynda are all seniors. Beverly Putthoff and her tambourine dance, provide a bright spot in the operetta. Judy Gill and Joanne Parrott are busy pre- paring costumes for Riding Down the Sky Joan Hesse, Virginia Jenkins and Delores Costello, apron dancers, tippy-tippy toe across the sturdy-sturdy stage. Scene painters Patt O'Donnell Mary Ann Staab and Mary E. Dobson add the finishing touches to the Plaza of Santa Delmonica. With mandolins strumming... The mandolin dancers gently sway to the lilting music of gay Spanish tunes. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Laura Stoerman, Kathleen Wonderly, Barbara Cox. Joyce Conran. Mary Carol Grace. Mary Jo Lyndon, Mary Frances Shaffer, and Anita Parr. P'Ck P'ckif he Wo“‘d. r °Pe,eIta P ky Peck 35 Pecker. ... not a thought of care or trouble, in a plane that car- ries double. Riding Down the Sky III Fernando, Maria, Francisco, Joshua, Mr. Mc- Donald, Don Pedro, Carmel- ita, Ben, Pepita, Sgt. Riley, Rosa, Don Jose and all the ga) senors and senoritas take their last bow as Riding Down The Sky To Carmelita comes to an end. MU THE VIARS THAT LIE AHEAD FIND ALL ODD HEEDS WITHIN THE HOUNDS OF TOUR LOVE FIND All JU 9 | wi i 1 ‘ TU. I % % AS THEY xi HAVE BEEN WHILE WE WORKED TOGETHER HERE Wearing the shield of the National Honor Society for the second year are these seniors. Seated are Doris Re- velle, Carol Thompson, Mary Anne Hain, Valeria Haef- ling, and Lynda Malaney. Standing are Mary Alice Guilfoil, Tom Taff, Evelyn Boone, Jim Bush, Eleanora Danzo, and Jim Carey. Absent is Joe Byrnes. Juniors of the Class of '34 who made the grade are down the line. Anna Marie Shonborn, Joseph Cook, Mary Frances Shaffer, Mary Elizabeth Brown, Marilyn Eth, Frances Myers, David O’Malley, Kenneth Thorpe, Paula Stahl, Mary Catherine Loschke, Shirley Gallagher, Frank Lucido and Mary Lou Creswell. Joan Crusoe, junior, was a pledge for the Honor So- ciety her sophomore year and gained the right to wear its small gold shield her junior year. SOCIETY Sponsored by ROCKHURST COLLEGE FOR MEN Conducted by the Jesuit Fathers 52nd Troost Seniors who have fulfilled the requirements of NHS in Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service in their final year are Geraldine Irving and Sally Warren, seated; Dolores Tye, Joyce Ann Browning, Jackie Barn- man, Jim Cabrini, Dennis Cushing, Pearline Melton, Mary Lou Aschwanden, Nola Dupin and Carolyn Smith, standing. 64 Senior homeroom leaders Kathleen Pipes, Nola Dupin, Bill Spellman, and Jim Casey appear deeply interested in an outline for the guidance program. SIMIEII COUICII HU I BUS If SI Freshman leaders meet to discuss their joint problems and plan class activities. Pictured are Leona Heegn. Pat Rowland. Jim Fitzgerald .and Sandra Herner. Senior bigwigs diligently pose and watch the birdie . They are Mary Alice Guilfoil. Lillisiog; Joe Byrnes, Lillistrator; James Bush, senior class president; Carol Thompson, sodality prefect; Tom McLaury. L-club president, and Lynda Malaney, band president. Dolores Tye PEP CLUB REPRESENTATIVE SPONSOR Sister Mary David Junior Homeroom Leaders take a look at a poster for the senior class play. Marilyn Eth. John Dorrian. Barbara O'Donnell and Mary C. Loschke. ■ «•110� cUss I t a man's world I... .So the old saying goes and the sophomore’s choice of homeroom leaders goes to prove this old familiar adage. Studying the plan for homeroom meetings is Gerry Daly with Frank Nenn- inger, Douglas Hicks and Phil Denning watching sol- mnely. Jim Casey PRESIDENT ’TISN’T Joan Shoemaker Vice-President Shirley Cogdell President Lynda Malaney Virgil Roark Vincent Heegn Mary Kay Nicholson Bouncing Band-it-teers! STANDING: Norman Boyle, Leona Heegn, Frank Lucido, Suz- anne Darnay and Constance Kelton. SEATED: Ivan Stoerman, James Farris and Byron Fundis. RUI EVER! BII AS IRISH! Bill Curran and Gail Darling bone up on their chosen art. To ba or not To ba I Is that the question? Richard Figgins and Mary Frances McQueeny. Blow | Gabriel, Blow 1 Norman Drimmel, John Sullivan and James Brink Rootie, toot toot, and a rummie turn turn. . may be the job of Phil Whorton, Katherine Kramer, Ellis Herbst, Michael McMahon, Robert Brown and Joan Shoemaker, as they horn in with the Band. peQgift H I t H Ni� iy 5° y Uson Pfieffer Beatrice Schulz M I S S [ S Jackie Burkhead STEPPING MAKE WAT FOR THE IRISH BoV)e • , S- ■ SdW� 4 wd«'°1'c. VoU. � • i. V‘Pe4, ' • THE GREEN PEPPERS In the megaphone we find: E. Lugert. B. Warner. D. Kneib. S. Warren, J. O'Brien, M.F. Shaffer, F. Myers, D. Duffy, K. Tierney, K. Pipes. J. Gladieux, M.E. Brown. P. Sta Shoemaker, J. Romano, J. Burkhead, M.L. Smith. N. Dupin, E. Danzo, D. Lohe. B. Clark, D. Costello, P. Kneaves, S. Teevan. President, Dolores Tye; Vice-president, Roseann Powers; Secretary. Margaret Elliott; Treasurer. Gerry Volz. SPONSORS Sister Mary David Sister M. Sylvester M. C. Grace, J. Seiber. A. Watts. C. Gillispie. R. Gyulay D. Sheely. R. Williams Junior Pep Clubbers; FIRST ROW: J. Jakobe, L. Stoerman. K. Gibbons, L. Thompson, B. Howard. SECOND ROW: J. Caruso, M. Ryan, M.J. Lyndon. A.M. Shonbom, M.K. Brinkeotter. THIRD ROW: J. Gill, M.J. Bowman. R. Cabrini, K. Wonderly FOURTH ROW: B. Wilson. M. Syverson. M.A. Staab. M.A. Meier. FIFTH ROW:F. Myers. P. Stahl. M.F. Shaffer. J. Hesse The aching throats and pounding hearts .... the slightly frostbitten fingers, noses and toes .... the hard, cold cement seats at C. Y. C......the rosaries as we journeyed by bus to Grandview. Liberty.... Mother Beloved the new look .... white skirts .... Cheer, cheer, starting out too high .... the endless Take it away, take it away .... ____ We want a touchdown .... a basket endless memories .... strange and wonderful memories of the GREEN PEPPERS of 1953, the best pep club ever I V .V M.L. Creswell, B. Putthoff. D. Duffy. T. Bonello, J. O’Brien. M.E. Dobson. R. Ratchford, C. Thompson Donna Daly Varsity Pat Maxwell FIGHT!” Varsity FIGHT!” “FIGHT!” ”B team cheerleaders, LEFT to RIGHT: Louise Thompson. Beverly Putthoff, Kathleen Wonderly, Kay Gibbons. COM! ON FI AM, WERE WITH FA!” Sally Allegri Varsity Shirley Gallager Varsity Freshman Cheerleaders from LEFT to RIGHT, Judy Brown, Mary Frances Rossato, Maxine Herner, Pat Summers. C team cheerleaders are LEFT to RIGHT: Eleanor Paura, Judy Howard. Nancy Young. Carolyn Johnson. Virginia Sandy Varsity Sergeant-at-Arms Dick Fayard Coach Minter Coach Schmiedeler Jim Bush, Fred Williams, Louie Lombardino, Dick Renner, John Salazar and John Dorrian. These L men from the top down are, FIRST ROW: George Zammar, Fred Staab, Frank Hopfinger, Warren Becker and John McLaury. SECOND ROW: Ralph Parr, John Salazar, Bill Spellman, Phil Mor- risey and Joe Cook. THIRD ROW: Jerry Soetaret, Joe Glynn, and Bernie Spear. Secretary Ed Fitzgerald The Royal Party before the parade with their expressions of wonder and happiness, Virginia Sandy, Mary Ann Anderson, Our Queen, and Barbara Cusack. The Irish band practices up for the Homecoming at the American Royal Parade. Fighting Irishmen watching Her Highness! Recognizable are Jerry Biritz, Frank Ayala, Pearline Melton. Tom Simmons. Jim Carey. Charles Sandy, Jerry Zeller, Louise Thompson. Kay Gibbons. Rose Ann McGuire. Beverly Putthoff. Mary Kay Brinkeotter, and Toni Bonello. QUEEN AND ROYAL COURT TOP: Virginia Sandy, Mary Ann Anderson, Barbara Cusack. BOTTOM: Dolores Tye, Ethel Pipes, Jimmy Max- well, Michael McGuire, Sandra Adams, and Tom McLaury. AMOTHEK HU ANOTHER QUEEN Homecoming Queen, Mary Ann Anderson Attendants to the Queen, Virginia Sandy and Barbara Cusack. Officers and members of the Lillis Mothers’ Club are shown at the faculty tea. Near the table are Mrs. W.C. Smith, Mrs. T.E. Boone, Mrs. W.F. Bray, Mrs. T.E. Grace, and Mrs. J.P. Heshion. Visible in the next row are Mrs. Harry Taylor, Mrs. Lawrence Messina, Mrs. H.J. Burasco, Mrs. Paul Putthoff, Mrs. Dan Guilfoil, Mrs. W. O'Neil, Mrs. E.G. Hopfinger, Mrs. J. Byrnes, and Mrs. E.J. Becker. n D $ II F I I I I I S Mr. Henry Stimpfel, president of the Lillis Dads' Club is shown with Mr. John Gaschen and Dr. G.W. Griffith on duty at one of the Irish's home games. The Mothers' Club chili supper draws many Lillis parents. Closest to the camera is Mrs. Hugh Mona- han and around the table are Mr. l.R. 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AS MART'S FIVE DECADES ARE JOINED ERE ULUS AIHIETE THE GREEN AID WHITE IN THE BACKFIELD 76 Jim Bush Freddie Williams John Dorrian Jim Casey Ends Centers Bernie Spear Louie Lombardino Tackles Frank Hopfinger Frank Schraml Henry Koska Dick Fayard George Zammar FUTUKE “IUJMS” THE STARTING LINEUP: Jim Casey, R.E.; Henry Koska. R.T.; Dick Fayard. R.G.; Bernie Spear, C.; George Zammar, UG.; Frank Schraml, L.T.; Jim Stuckey, L. E.; Ed Fitzgerald, Q. B.; Dick Renner, L.H.; Tom McLaury, F.B.; Bill Spellman, R.H. Phil Morrisey sweeps around the Hogan line for a 3 yard gain in the Home- coming battle. The Rockhurst Hawks go for 10 yards with Bob Smith carrying the pigskin and Dick Renner bringing him down from behind. Dick Renner races for the sidelines in the Hogan upset with perfect block- ing. 78 STRUT THEIR STUFF LEFT to RIGHT: Ralph Parr. R.E.; Tom Sublette. R.T ; Warren Becker. R.G.; Louie Lombardino. C.; Joe Glynn. L.G.; Frank Hopfinger, L. T.: John Dorrian, L.E. Backfield and linebackers. Freddie Williams. John Salazar. Phil Morrisey, John McLaury, Jim Bush, and Mike Burasco. Alonzo Robinson, mighty Hawklet fullback, stopped by the Irish after an end sweep for five yards. Renner up the center for 15 yards against the Rams. An unidentified Lillis ball-toter gains yardage as he cuts pass two highly spirited Rams. 79 IRISH ON IHt GRIDIRON FRONT ROW--LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Burasco, Bob Morrisey, Fred Williams, Ed Fitzgerald, Jim Bush, Louis Lombardino, John Salazar, Desmond Powers, John Dorian. SECOND ROW-- LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Bell (Manager), Frank Schraml, Henry Koska, Jim Casey, George Zammar, Bernie Spear, Warren Becker, Dick Fayard, James Kramer, Phil Morrisey, Dick Smith, manager. THIRD ROW--LEFT RIGHT: Coach Schmiedler, Tom Sublette. Ralph Parr, Frank Hopfinger. Tom McLaury, Dick Renner, Bill Spellman, Jim Stuckey, Ronald Eber, Joe Glynn, Donald Eber, John McLaury, Coach Mintner. mi or hoe Lillis 6 Liberty 0 Lillis 26 G randview 18 Lillis 0 Redemptorist 6 Lillis 6 DeLa Salle 19 Lillis 27 Glennon 0 Lillis 7 Raytown 25 Lillis 14 Hogan 18 Lillis 7 Rockhurst 25 Lillis 7 PemDay 6 Coaches and Captains talk over ball handling. Left to right are Coach Schmiedler, Ed Fritzgerald, Tom McLaury, Coach Mintner. Zest, treats team after Glennon game. Left to right are: Ed Wonderly, John McLaury, Leo Halloran. Louie Lom- bardino, Tom McLaury, Ed Fritzgerald, Jim Casey, Jim Bush, Joe Glynn. JUNIOR IRISH B-TEAM STANDING: Sublette. Trueblood. Hicks, D. Eber. Becker. Kramer, Glynn, McLaury. Coach Mintner. KNEELING: Kalmus. Denning, Rausin, Figgins, Daly. Stumpf, McAuliffe, Powers. Taylor. SITTING: Burasco. Blixt, Horton. McNamara. Nenninger.'Morrisey, Pulido. PROMISI FOTURE SUCCESS C-TEAM STANDING: Coach Schmiedler, Denning, Kalmus. Powers. McAuliffe. Sublette, McLaury. KNEELING: Hicks. Pulido. Darling. Rausin. Stumpf. Nenninger. SITTING: McNamara. Fitzgerald, Figgins. Daly. Morrisey. 81 °‘ n8 Joe c 5,r ‘gh Le 8ue , t0 Frank Sedgeman America's ans RQn Duckwotrh and Ken McGteg uUed down the «“'« un“ The Lillis High golfers annexed the Catholic League title for the eighth year. The team was led by Ralph Parr who won medalist honors. The team was composed of Ralph Parr, Gene Miceli, Bernie Spear, and Joe Cook. Coached by Joe Mintner, the team looked very good this year. TEE-ERS RACaUEIEERS ' 4- 7 . -iT- ■ -«- -far The Lillis racqueteers captured honors in their meet. Arsen Darnay, Pete Breit- enstein, Denny Cushing and Ron Duckworth swung the racquets for the Irish. The four- some looked very good at times with Cush- ing and Duckworth showing fine form in the early spriog contests. 82 John McLaury John Salazar Hugh McNamara Tom McLaury John O'Neill Frank Nenninger Jerry Biritz Mike McNamara THE IRISH 1« Kill) HIT III III III SCORE! A terrific battle under the basket in the Hogan game! Tom McLaury (No. 23) grabs at the rebound while Jerry Soetaert (No. 53) looks on. Mike McNamara (No. 33) goes high on the jump in the B-team game against De La Salle, while Frank Nenninger (No. 34) watches with amaze- ment. Tom McLaury (No. 23) out jumps Tom Blottman of Hogan in a league battle while John McLaury (No. 35), Hugh McNamara (No. 54), and Jerry Soetaert (No. 53) await the ball. We must be behind! The boys with the dejected looks are; Bob Morrisey. Doug Hicks, John O'Neill, Frank Nenninger, Hugh McNamara, Phil Morrisey and Coach Mintner. Pat Maxwell, varsity cheerleader, sticks her tongue out at the score. The Irish on the move against Hogan! Tom McLaury (No. 23) and John McLaury (No. 35) await the tip with Jerry Reinecker (No. 34) and Chuck Mount (No. 42) for Hogan ready to grab the ball. IRISH RACK ’EM UP Ed Fitzgerald, with the ball, starts a play against the De La Salle Cadets while Jerry Soetaert (No. 53) looks on and Jerry Merker of De La Salle defends. Where’s the ball? Tom (No. 23) and John McLaury (No. 35) wonder in the De La Salle game. The Irish lost to the Cadets. The Irish on defense against Rockhurst Hawklets with Hugh McNamara, with his arm up, Tom McLaury (No. 23) John Me Laury (No. 35), Jerry Soetaert (No. 53) and John Salazar (No. 44) carrying the load. Page Sponsors: EUREKA PETROLEUM COMPANY CENTRAL SHEET AND METAL COMPANY It's coming down! as John Salazar (No. 44) and Tom McLaury (No. 23) wait for a rebound against the Center Yellow Jackets in the William Jewel Tournament. Tom McLaury (No. 23) and Jerry Soetaert (No. 53) watch the ball and defend for the Irish against Hogan as Chuck Mount (No. 42) awaits a pass. 85 THE MIDGET IRISH I Bob Dorrian, Jim Denning, John Balestrere, Tom Kammerer, Nick Metzger, Jim Fitzgerald, Pat Row- land, Louie Nicholson, Jim Overman, Bill Sprenger and Coach Schmiedeler. C TEAMERSI Eddie Pulido, Bob Morrisey, D,J. Powers, Gerry Daly, Phil Denning and Tom Sublette, JUNIOR VARSITY I FIRST ROW: D. J, Powers, Fred Williams, Mike Burasco, Jerry Biritz, Frank Nenn- inger, and Phil Denning. SECOND ROW: Bob Morrisey, Gerry Daly, Tom Sublette, John McLaury, John O'Neill, Doug Hicks, Joe Kelly, Mike McNamara, and Coach Sch- miedeler. R 0 $ H C S B T [ A M IRISH PICTURED ABOVE ARE: Fred Staab, high jumper; Jim Casey, 880 yard run; and Jim Howard and Dick Renner, dash men for the Irish cinder set. Once again the track season,comes too late for the sports staff of The Lillislog; so we will try to give you a look at the team. The track team is loaded with a wealth of talent and lettermen. Jim Casey leads the pack having lettered two years in track in the mile and half-mile runs. Arsen Darnay returns to run the mile for the Irish. Fred Staab is back to run the hurdles and dashes. Dick Renner, fleet-footed dash- man will boost the team's hopes greatly. Jim Howard will help the Irish on the relays and Fred Williams, pole-vaulter will aim at new heights again this year. All in all the outlook is very good for the fleet-footed boys of Lillis. HOMEROOM 401 B. Abbott, J. Baker, J. Clark, S. Cogdell, S. Darnay, H. Deinmel, V. Denning, R. Figgins, J. Grace, J. Haas, A. M. Haugh, B. Heuertz, C. Hurley, D. Johnson, R. Kam- merer, C. Kelton, P. Lamb, C. Meyers, B. Morrisey, F. Nenninger, M. O'Malley, E. Paura, J. Pfeiffer, C. Ruder, J. Sansone, J. Speight, T. Sublette, G. Trueblood, B. Wenninghoff, M. J, Wilson, R. Wynne, S. Hicks. HOMEROOM 402 V. Arth, L. Clark, E. Cockell, P. Delaney, W. Dye, J. Fitzgerald, S. Fraze, C. Goodman, P. Hellinger, M. Her- ner, T. Hillbrand, J. Howard, A. Johnson, J. Jumara, T. Kammerer, M. Lahman, M. LaVan, R. Lewis, R. Lucero, M. McQuillen, M. Melia, J. Miroslaw, B. Nixon, R. O’Roark, S. Peterson, B. Sharkey, E. Spencer, W. Sprenger, R. Staab, D. Taylor, H. Thorpe, H. Vogel. HOMEROOM 403 M. Brady, S. Brady, J. Copenhaver, G. Darling, E. De- Louis, N. DeGhelder, N. Drimmell, M. Edmonds, M. Falk, M. Gowin, J. Hawk, D. Hicks, J. Howard, B. Kalmus, P. Lightner, P. Marsee, D. Mason, J. McCleery, J. McLaury, B. McMahon, L. Metzger, J. Miller, M. K. Moore, D. Pack, C. Passler, M. S. Penna, C. Phelps, B. Raynor, B. Schulz, N. Stafford, J. Sullivan, E. Pulido. T H E H 0 HOMEROOM 306 L. Aschwanden, B. Badgett, B. Behrens, T. Bellman, B. Beullens, J. Bresina, L. Bonner, A. M. Callegari, L. Cole- man, A. M. Connelly, J. Curran, P. Denning, I. Ferguson, J. Geary, M. J. Gray, D. Haefling, M. Howerton, S. Jenkins, J. Lally, M. McNamara, M. Miles, K. Musslyn, P. O’Don- nell, J. Porter, D. J. Powers, V. Roark, J. Sulzen, E. Swann, B. Tallman, T. Tschirhart, M. C. Upton, N. Ward, N. Young. HOMEROOM 200 M. A. Anderson, M. L. Aschwanden, J, Bamman, P. Brady, K. Boije, J. Burkhead, D. Costello, B. Cusack, M. DeFeo, N. Dupin, M. Elliott, A. Harrington, J. Heshion, G. Irving, D. Revelle, J. Keys, D. Kneib, T. Latshaw, E. Lugert, D. Lohe, P. Maxwell, J. Mulligan, K. Ruby, J. Romano, J. Snyder, V. Sandy, J. Seiber, S. Steen, K. Thompson, K. Tierney, D. Tye, S. Warren, A. Waggoner, B. Warner. HOMEROOM 201 K. Baldwin, K. Bray, J. Brice, J. Brice, E. Boone, J. Brown- ing. N. Cross, D. Daly. E. Danzo. N. Dulin, M. A. Guilfoil, H. Graham, M. Hain, V. Haefling, D. Haynes, P. Haynes, R. Long, L. Malaney, P. Melton, D. Pickard, K. Pipes, R. Powers, P. Redmond. B. Schmidt. J. Shoemaker, D. Sheeley, C. Smith, M. Straley, C. Thompson, G, Volz, A. Watts, R. A. Wenzel, R. Williams. are HOMEROOM 405 R. Allin, C. Berger, N. Boyle, J. Brown, M. Cates, J. De- Gan, J. Denning, H. Faulkner, B. Fundis, J. Farris. S. Glynn, D. Gable, L. Heegn, J. Gregory, M. Lohe. G. Ma- loney, P. McGuire, P. Murphy, E. Morgan, M. NovoGradac, J. O'Sullivan, M. T. O'Neill, J. Overman, B. Pack, D. Rudolph, R. Reno, I. Stoerman, F. Sturm, P. Summers, J. Straley, J. Schnepf, C. Tschirhart, J. Wilson. M E HOMEROOM 303 S. Adams. J. Allen, R. Bell, A. Blixt, T. Bonello, J. Brink. J. Brown, M. Chandlee. K. Clark. J. Cook. M. Gibbs. R. Gyulay, D. Hoberecht, V. Jenkins, E. Jones, P. Kneaves, M. C. Loschke, M. J. Lyndon. F. Myers, W. Page, B. Putt- hoff. R. Ratchford, M. F. Shaffer, A. M. Shonborn, M. L. Smith, K. Thorpe. F. Williams, J. Balestrere, D. Kerby. PATRONS HOMEROOM 406 P. Arensberg, B. Bellman, B. Brown, B. Dorrian, J. Farrar, D. Frame, P. Gallagher, D. Gaschen, J. Gregg, M. Guil- laume, L. Hendrix, E. Herbst, F. Henke, C. Herter, R. Joplin, M. E. Ryan, P. Kalwei, E. Kelly, B. Kremsreiter, K. Kramer, J. Meyer, M. J. Monahan, M. McMahon, M. Peterson, J. Powell. P. Rowland, J. Reyes, T. Schmidt. D. Smith, S. Smith, C. Staab, K. Teevan, M. Thorpe. HOMEROOM 302 L. Bowman, M. K. Bnnkeotter, M. Burasco, S. Burke, B. Clark, B. Cox, J. Conran, M. Cummings, R. Curley, M. E. Dobson, J. Dorrian, D. Eber, K. Ferrei, S. Gallagher, J. Gladieux, J. Glynn, M. C. Grace, J. Harris, M. L. Heinz, J. Kelly, M. Kennedy, J. Kramer, M. A. Meier, M. Man- sour, P. Messina, D. Newhouse, A. Parr, R. Renner, J. Roecker, S. Spindell, L. Stoerman, J. Stoetzer, H. Taylor, L. Thompson, H. Welhoelter, K. Wonderley. HOMEROOM 304 J. Akin, E. Beebe, C. Bellman, P. Billings, C. Buckles, M. Capello, M. Coughlin, G. Daly, M. Dillon, K. Downey. V. Easter, F. Georgie, V. Heegn, C. Johnson, E. Lucero, T. Lyndon, J. McAuliffe, L. McBrayer, M. McQueeny, E. Mann, T. Mesmer, S. Nichols, M. Niemeyer, R. Rast, D. Saitta, J. Stoetzer, B. Wagner, J. Waller, H. Werkowitch. 0 0 s 88 HOMEROOM 203 B. Bomar, B. Brack, B. Brice, J. Byrnes, J. Carey, J. Casey, A. Darnay, R. Duckworth, E. Fitzgerald, B. Glenn, G. Harris, E. Hein, F. Hopfinger, L. Lombardino, R. Parr, D. Maloney, J. Mills, D. Rosenberger, J. Salazar, B. Spear, G. Sprenger, F. Staab, H. Stimpfel, J. Stuckey, P. Trompeter, R. Vander- hoof, E. Wonderly, G. Zammar. HOMEROOM 204 S. Allegri, M. Alexander, E. Arth, W. Becker, J. Biritz, M. E. Brown, D. Cipolla, J. Crusoe, B. Curran, J. Davis, D. Duffey, M. Eth, K. Gibbons, J. Gill, C. Gillispie, J. Horner, B. Howard, C. Johnson, K. Johnson, J. Jones, J. Kalmus, C. Kaserman, P. Long, R. A. McGuire, D. Morgan, P. Morrisey, M. K. Nicholson, J, O’Brien, D. O'Malley, M. Peterson, J. Ranallo, M. Syverson, P. Stahl, S. Teevan, E. Willis, B. Wilson. HOMEROOM 404 I. Abbott. J. Balestrere, T. Bissing, D. Blackshear, G. Cip- olla, J. Conran, P. Curry, M. T. Egan. M. Gross, S. Herner, A. Herrbach, M. Howard, J. Ingolia, C. Jones, K. Kalwei, S. King, S. Kramer, C. Madel, N. Metzger, L. Nicholson, J. Page, R. Pallanich, R. Reyes, M. F. Rossato, L. Schuh, J. Schreier, M. J. Shea, B. Smith, A. M. Seitzer, P. Whorton, B. Williams, B. Wornell, A. J. Parra. HIM MADE “THE IIIIISIIIG PIISSIRIE BUSINESS HERONS Business Mens Assurance Co. Union Station Plaza - Vi. 7322 Hardacre's Pharmacy 43rd Troost - Lo. 0510 Triple AAA Plumbing Co. 2014 Indiana Be. 2240 Manor Hall Pharmacy 39th Troost - Va. 4541 Sid's Men’s Shop 3507 Troost - Lo. 9505 Sulzen Paper Ruling 727 Central - Vi. 6326 Mario's Restaurant 207 East loth Street - Gr. 9482 National Clothing Co. 37th Troost - Va. 2616 Midway Motors 3701 Troost - We. 4200 Putsch’s Cafeteria 4638 Wyandotte - Lo. 2000 Goldman's Jewelry Co. 1103 Walnut - Ha. 6820 St. Joseph’s Hospital Linwood Prospect - Li. 7000 St. Mary’s Hospital IOI Memorial Drive - We. 0461 Mr. La Kemper One of the most devoted patrons of whom the yearbook can boast is Mr. La Kemper. Without his wonderful help in aiding the staff to wade through the mess in the Lillistrator room or in keeping the heat up for us on those cold weekends that the pages HAD to be ready or else , the Lillislog might have been lost in the rubble or the staff frozen to death. To this most neces- sary patron of The Lillislog, the staff of 1953 offer a warm salute. PERSONAL PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Guilfoil Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raynor Mr. Jerry Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Putthoff Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tierney Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Burkhead Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Warner Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Duun Mrs. Helen Volz Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Frey. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Heshion Mr. and Mrs. Frank Danzo Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pipes Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Duffy Mrs. Wilma Pickard Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wenzel Mr. and Mrs. William F. O’Neill Chi Mu Sorority Arsen Darnay Mr. and Mrs. William A. Crusoe Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kelly Rev. James Downey, O.S. B. Rev. M. F. McAuliffe Rev. J. W Conway. O.P. Rev. Francis A. Weir 89 Rev. C. A. Bauer The Rev. Jerome Merwick O.S.B., Korean chaplain for the Air Force talked to junior and senior Lillisites one day. explaining conditions in Korea and tell- ing all sorts of interesting anecdotes of his time there. Father Jerome was a familiar sight to Lillisites for he had been here before and conducted a re- treat here several years ago. ySand girls. «°b e,supfe ii enterra ’ 8av a v Bobby °f drun?en° 'r l oereSt‘ni S and Miss Libby Jones, harpist, performed for a Lillis audience early in the year and provided some very enjoyable music on her harp. assernbi ies of «obe, £ 4 JP- I Father Dan, as he was leaving Lillis in August, has that familiar grin which endeared him to all Lillisties as chaplain here for four years. Father Dan was also a very welcome visitor at Lillis and a rousing welcome greeted him when he was here for our game with De La Salle last winter. 90 A Andtrion VI� ry Ann � 47 Virginia. V . 170� Aschwandea, Mary Lou � 41 Balsa. Wa. 4079 B Baldwin, Katherine ’Kay 2619 Bellevlew. Va. � 0� Bammaa. Jacquelyn 'Jackie 941 Went 12nd Street, Je. 2002 Bender. Jam � “Jtm 42)7 Ceneaae. Lo. 0171 Bot)e. Kathryn J722 Bellefontaine. U. 729� Bomar, William 'Bill 4902 Park Road. LI. 2)0) Boone. Evelyn )6l 6 Montgall. Va. � 6� 7 Brack. Robert 'Bob 4124 Trooat. Wa. � 002 Brady. Patricia 'Pat )240 Spruce. Wa. 970� Bray. Katherine 42)� South Benton. Ar. 9049 Breltenatatn. Peter Jamai 'Pete � 00 Cast 41st Street. Lo. 7S09 Brice, Jane 42)) Holme� , Lo. 0)� l Brice Jean 42)) Holme� . Lo. 0)� l Brice, Robert 'Bob 42� Holme� . Lo. 0)S1 Browning. Joyce Ann R. R. 2. Boa 17) A Parkvllle. Mo. � 22 Burkheed. Jacqueline 'Jackie' 92 Kemper Road. Hickman Mill� Buah. Jam � Vincent Jlm“ 2628 Eaat 9th Street. H«. 2� 7I Byrne� . Joseph “Jo 42)9 Wabaah. Wa. 2061 C Cab rial. Jam � Robert “Jim � 927 Meraington. Ar. 1201 Carey. Jam � “Jim 4201 College. Be. 0242 Caaey, Jam � “Caaey 40)0 Trooat. Je. i)41 Costello. Delores Ann 4216 College. U. 7486 Cross. Nancy 218 Eaat )lst Street. W . 1060 Cusack. Barbara 1)00 East. 49th Terrace. Hi. 80$4 Cushing. Dennis 'Dsnny 4122 Charlotte. We. 1295 D Danao. Eleonora 4100 Olive. U. � 279 Daly. Donna )S4) South Benton. Wa. � 77 Darnsy, Arsen 411� Kenwood. Je 947) De Feo. Margaret 216 Garfield. Ha. 21� Duckworth. Ronald 4912 West 70th Street. He. 669) Dulin, Nancy � 08 East 2)rd Street. Hu. 4169 Dupin. Not Kay 2924 Woodland. Wa. 7864 £ Elliott. Margaret Alice 4911 Charlotte. Va. 216� F Fayard. Richard Dick � 740 Bellefontaine. U. 84)g Fitsgeraid, Edward Leo'Eddie � 07 East )9th Street. Li. 714� G Glenn. Bernard 'Benny 401� Flora, Ar. 487g Grace. Edward ’Eddie 914 West 42nd Street. Wa. � 522 Graham. Helen Ann � � 12 Benton Blvd. Wa. 0741 Guilfoil. Mary Alice 4417 Bellefontaine. Wa. 42)6 H Ha fling. Valeria Ann )� )� Benton Blvd.. Va. 7889 Ham. Mary Anne � 240 Park. Wa. 4212 Halloran. Leo 792� Ward Parkway. Jo. 4469 Harrington. Ana 40)0 Trooat. J . 1)41 Harris. Georg 8)6 West 40th Street. W . 9602 Haynes. Dolores 2100 East � 9th Street. Wa. 90S� Haynes, Patricia “Pat 2100 East )9th Street. Wa. 9058 Hem. Edwin 'Eddie 408 Park. Wa. 7)00 Henke. William Billy; 4024 Bales. Wa. 6181 Heshton. Julia. ‘Julie 90� Wyoming. W . 1922 Hopfinger. Frank 478 Eaat 62nd Street. Em 649 Howard. James “Jtm 42)7 Forest. W . � 612 I Irving. Ge raiding Mari 'Gerry 600 East 12th Street. Be. 2989 K Keys. Joann 4)16 Euclid. Ar. 248� Kneib. Delores. 4102 Campbell. Va. � � 92 Koska. Henry 274� Madison L Latshaw. Teresa 280� East )lat Street Locascio. James 'Jim 442) Trooat. Lo. 8909 Loh . Diane � 741 Bales. Ar. 2867 Lombardmo. Louts ‘Louie 40)0 Bellefontaine. Li. � 89 Long. Rosemary 946 Clark, Lo. 12)8 Lugert. Elam � 90� Agnes. Ar. 7851 M Malaney. Lynda Jo 610 Gladstone. Hu. 218� Maloney. Dennis ‘Denny i� )4 Brush Creek Parkway. U. 6082 Maxwell. Patricia Louts . Pat )� 06 Olive. Wa. 481� Melton. Pearline 262) East 24th Terrace. Hu. 4894 Meyer. Jack � 122 Tracy. Wa. 0552 Mill . Jerome Patrick ‘Jerry 4)46 Trooat, Lo. 2704 Mulligan, Janet Ra 600 Cleveland. Li. 6� 8 McLaury. Thomas 'Mac 4147 Agnes. Ar. 4976 P Parr. Ralph 4407 Genease . Lo. 1)84 Pickard. Dolores 414� CUrk. Lo. 9)8) Pipes. Kathleen 941 Bellefontaine. U. � 7� Prothman. William 'Bill 817 Wayne. Li. � � 29 Powers. Roseann 4200 Bellefontaine. U. 7227 Peters. John 1700 Cast 41st Street. Lo. � 4)) R Redmond. Patricia 'Pat � 602 Michigan. Cm. 4062 Revello. Doris 120 Armour Blvd.. Va. 140) Radmacher. Jack 421� Wtedermann Place. Lo. 078� Romano. Josephine Jo 40)� Kenwood. Va. 7|S7 Rosenberger. Richard ‘Dick � � 01 Granada. Mission. Kansas K . 7671 Ruby. Kathleen 1441 Jefferson. Be. 84 78 S Selasar. John 2640 Summit. Lo. 9074 Sandy. Charles Ernest ‘Charlie 942 Beaton Blvd.. U. 6579 Sandy, Virginia Evelyn 942 Benton Blvd.. U. 6574 Schraml. Frank 4� 2) Holly. W . 7794 Schmidt. Beatrice 'B B“ 4027 South Benton. Ar. 716� Sc huh. Thomas “Tom � 9� ) Harrison. Lo. 8970 Sheeley, Mary Diane 4607 Slat Line. W . 40l8 Shoemaker, Joan � 424 Holmes. J . 9104 Seiber. Judith Ana “Judy 4418 Harrison. Lo. )� � 9 Simmons. Thomas, “Tom' 92� Garfield. Wa. � 8)4 Smith, Carolyn 9� Manhelm Road. W . 1809 Snyder, Joan 442) College. Ar. 0429 Soetaert. Gerald ‘Jerry 8)6 North Chestnut. B . 466� Spear. Bernard Ray 'Bern! 2442 Monroe. Ch. 449� Spellman. William 'Bill 1121 Trooat. Ba. 1644 Sprang r. Georg 924 Bellefontaine. Li. 2724 Staab. Fred � 909 Elmwood. Ar. 6)76 Steen. Shirley 1908 East � 7th Street. Em. 4011 Stimpful. Henry 45)7 Bell. V . 7)67 Straley. Maureen 2409 Bales. Ch. 190) Stuckey, James Jim ))I� Easy 20th Terrace. Hu. 1747 T Taff. Thomas ‘Tommy 922 Genes.ee. Lo. � 667 Thompson. Carol Jean 700 West 47th Street. Lo. � � 00 Thompson, Kathryn Ann 494� East 41st Street. Li. � 177 Tierney. Kathleen 2520 Washington. Ha. 69� I Tindel. William 'Bill 242) East 9th Street Tromp ter. Patrick 'Pat 4012 Mercier. Va. � 694 Tyl . Delores Ann � )1� Charlotte. Em. 0298 V Vanderhoff Raymond ‘Ray 012 Belas. Wa. 77)2 Vote. Germain ‘Gerry 4220 Wayne. Li. 047� W Waggoner. Ann 4021 Harrison. Lo. 6)18 Warner. Elisabeth 'Betty' � 011 West Slst Terrace. He. � 792 Warren. Sally Lyn 2847 Van Brunt. U. � 020 Watts. Annette � 817 Chestnut. Wa. 47)8 Weasel. Ruth Ann 42nd Blue Ridge Cottoff. Ar. 6672 Williams. Mary Regina 4226 Holly. Lo. 0)6� lammar, Georg 2110 East � 6th Street. Wa. 7722 Zeller. Gerald 'Jerry )868 East � 9th Street. HU 097� Wonderty. Edward 'Butch )0) Bales. Li. 8459 TRA TOR December I, 1952 Joe Byrnes, Lillistrator editor, associate editor of the Lillislog. Jim Cabrini noi.«omes ur preH I of the liristmas. 'and spot- the new fn who is Jackie Burkhead Mary Alice Guilfoil, Lillislog editor, and Business Manager of the Lillistrator. ]«' a oo break perl '- 1 etaret, cpectati Wonderly Sister Terrance Publications sponsor Bleanora Danzo Joe Glynn, junior, and Betty Warner, senior, are members of both staffs, and also participants in the Lillis expedition that invaded Chicago in Novem- ber for the NSPA convention layers r 9”; Ji. hn Mel au- h aro ag� - , en wit’ S Leo Halloran ana lives ot of decision, C within W retr« v ) , it and exp 1 wV .,gly V .1 probably be n -sck Re:.no . Hugh B 'I mising players along inger. Mike McNamara. Desmon out the squad, del, senior, Bobbie O'Donnen, junior, and Kathleen Pipes, senior business staff members, ap pear to have encountered a prospective victim or patron for the yearbook. to ftAwjf • ballenges tnai are inev neet. For othei_ it may be . and last. Each one of ’ make the most of our oppo Qj, Janet Mulligan and Nola Dupin, seniors, Make-up and Associate K editors of the Lillislog, type I copy for their pages. BELOW: I Other staff members around the table, Arsen Darnay, Joan Shoe maker, Joyce Conran, George Zammar, Hugh McNamara, Jim Howard and Pat Kneaves study the exhanges, plan pages or just sit. will be playing B tea Sandy Says: ° .c secom , filled vi ills as the up. T goi hmi •hdc erin g 5 Charles Sandy, Sports Editor of both the Lilli- strator and the Lillislog, hurries in to write up his story on the game. Char lie is also Sports corres- pondent for The Star. ■