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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

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X A-I - ,.:..f f: X Xu s-- l Nd -L. :Tf' ,- - XM 'X- s-if 4. 1 H'-4' ' 5 'S Q -al If LILLIS HIGH SCHOOL Kansas City, Missouri : b 1957 1 - ,sl 2. - E: VJ- if di K wi, , 1 ,-,.. ....,.- X V , L .2 1 ,X 2 1x w 1, H V IX xl fi? 42' ...Q -Z, -c. - X '55 Ii 6. if' Lg, .7 wifi ,N ,.,- V -I K,-,f Zx - v-. V D- .,- fl Y JH , V , , W V f '-1-1' D. , 5 J A i3i'c5?i' ' I L-E ifJ 1 ---V V 1 5-H: , XLL' 15-QT: Q-f'ff', fr W -f ----C A:-Vf R -' - f- -y, ,i -k--R3 -xg Y 5.4vgi,- W .51-31 x QQ --Q J - - i N- -i 7-Y ..... QAQ ....-.---..-.-....-.,.....,.-, -... .. ...,. h.-L::,. ..,.. . ..- .........,..,.,..LL................., .,, :A ---- J 7.-. --- - -.-- .. Y Q gi K KT, R. ,im Every September fhe Lillis Ship, manned by a crew of Irish, embarks on the Sea of Life in search of the Shore of Efernal Happiness. Many events befall 'rhe crew-- some inspiring, some challenging, some even dangerous The purpose of this Lillis log is fo preserve The memories of the voyage of the year 1956-57. F if 11.1-init, vi 1 1 V 71, ,,,,,,, A 4 we v Tk, '4- 2 Ax .gk J X f . Q, We 4 f S 4 g R 5 .- xg 1- V , A4 Z 4 NV, 4 ' 1, , K Q-S 'Z ' fi ' 'Msg uw, , f'f 1 ,nf KJ x I , if 12 gf' '7 17? v AQ, .,- 2 ' Q my 42.3 X If I 'ui ' ' ' V ,E , 5 ,Wi Y , z Y 1 K nk ws ,Ax VI dl ff fy 5-uk vs-na.. '13 avr ff M 11 nw Moab WWWLJOAW P. C0415 BISHOP OF THE KANSAS CITY - ST. JOSEPH DIOCESE To The Mosf Reverend John P. Cody, we, Liilis sfudenrs, pledge our cooperation and our prayers. We welcome him as our shepherd, as The Admiral of God's Fleer in the Kansas City-Sf. Joseph Diocese. 4 --,341 5l,'9f1?E!,'3-5 J i t A if f To Archbishop Edwin V. O'Hara, who died on September 12, 1956, we dedicate this 1957 Lillislog. Fourteen years ago, Lillis students dedicated their First yearbook to the Archbishop to show appreci- ation for his having founded a school such as Lillis to help provide for the spiritual, intellectual, cultural and physical education of the youth of his diocese. Archbishop Edwin V. O'Hara Few leaders have done as much to further Catholic education as he did. As a spiritual father and loyal friend, he has enriched the high school days of more than 1,800 students who attended Lillis High School since the laying of the cornerstone in 1941. , ,- :lf-w A who 3 ' ,I V LA ,,, x A W ' Ni ,K VH 'ju' Q . -JF' K- -' 'Q S , S f S .im sy, R f f., ' ' ...Q A 2 12 -Q gi 7 , -' ' ' ' ' IQJAQ ' f' M if 3 'iii - ur it ' J Zvqi Bow Vogagef Our Ship Ab dw l-loam Commanding Officers Owufhew Lieutenants Seamen Seamen Apprentices Seamen Recruits Unzllffv Qaiff ln the Engine Rooms Volwftelyv Duties Spiritual Mental Social Physical Taps G-3fo4L'sA ' Rev. Lawrence McNamara is freshman religion instructor. in 'ihwli Rev. Kiel- fs the resign Mclnerney O . ' - S, . leflclieg En em Chaplain Qi. . .B-1 plcfure Qllsh and . Llllis H' Cl above senior religionlglw Sclwooj. He Relaxing after 'reaching the sophomore and iunior religion classes are, left to right: Rev. Harry Berendzen, Rev. Roger Miller, and Rev. Joseph Hart. Mxteswl I O Sister Fabiola, O.S.B. Principal Sister Aniceta, O . S .B. Homeroom 405 Sister Andrea, O .S .B Homeroom 302 Sister Baptista,, O .S . B. Homeroom 304 Sister Clement Marie, O.S.B. Homeroom 201 Sister Dolores, O.S.B. Homeroom 402 sister Mary Donald, O.S.B. V Home Economics ' Sister Egberta, O.S.B. Homeroom 205 Sister Emerich, O.S.B. Homeroom 405 Sister Mary Joyce, O .S.B. Homeroom 200 Sister Kieran, O.S.B. Library Sister Mauricita, O .S.B. Homeroom 406 Sister Maxine, O .S.B. Homeroom 303 Y Sister Richard, O .S.B. Homeroom 306 4 Sister Rosaria, O .S.B. is Homeroom 202 Sister Terrance, O .S . B. W Homeroom 203 Sister Mary Stephen, O .S.B. Homeroom 404 Sister Mary William, O .S.B. Homeroom 204 Sister Ancilla, O.S.B. Sister Germana, O.S.B. Sister Vitalis, O .S . B. Cafeteria Chief Navigator, Sister Fabiola, drops sailing orders in faculty mailboxes. 8 '! f 1 41,8 bf, Jof, 97 UCI' 0 Sc fb scwsor' efX'o6fhlE'C7e! 071 Miss Margaret Walsh, English teacher, shows ' 'hes GQ , Miss Rita Frede, who is new on the Lillis O06 O9 fs' faculty, how to locate information in the fffze 95777 guidance file. new Coach Joe Mintner, head football coach, and Coach John Schmiedeler, head basketball coach, show Coach Richard Hill one of last year's trophies. Coach Hill is a newcomer to the staff. 9 ---.........,. Ill if Nwims I W.-W Among the new items at Lillis High are the one hundred and fifty freshmen. The first four freshmen to arrive on registration day are pictured at the upper left of the page. Left to right, they are: Roger Carter, Ann Winterhalter, Maurine Mingucci and Marilyn Manley. Above, freshmen and new upperclassmen labor over LQ. and reading tests required for entrance At the right, Lloyd Schneider feels the new finish on the gym floor. Peggy Egan and Charles Bernardi are wondering, too, whether it's a mirror or the floor. i0 WP www Y Qtticers ot the Green Peppers, who supply the pep hehind the power, are: top center, Joan Sullivan, president, left, Kathleen Shea, vice-president, right, Karen Myers, secretary-treasurer. Varsity cheerleaders spelling out LILLIS are: Judy Malkmus, Carol Stevenson, Ada Mae Georgie, Vickie Brown, Peggy Strohm and Vivian Thompson: Il Ho-Q15 Qpifrw Yewu Ti gi in M 4 Reverend Terence Sullivan, O.S. B., celebrates his first solemn af Lillis High fo invoke The blessing of The Holy Spirit on The new school Term. The Deacon is Reverend Mark Bauman O,S,B,5 the sub-deacon, Reverend Bertrand La Noue, I 0.5. B., and The masfer of ceremonies, Frafer Lawrence Newman. All are Lillis alumni. Below, The iunior-senior girls' choir sing the Mass. F UJS V fr f C ,,,, ,,..,,,.f.-.,..,..,,W.,,,....,-,,., Dwss Pwwda JJ ii '52 fd' .A9 Membecil fthe Lillis High School Band include, left To right: first row-- George Breitenstein, Richard Newhouse Richard Winfrey, Carol Pierce, second row--Sondra Gould, Rachel Sanchez, Sharon Gomez, Berry Meyerson, Donna Musfain, Cecilia Trabon, Charles Haefling, Judy Bowen, Lawrence Zuchowski, Donna Arnold, third row-- Ronald Rairhel, Jane Crammer, Virginia McCann, Kenneth Calhoun, Pamela Goode, Alberta Young, Bob Miller, fourth row--Richard Silvey, Daniel Cates, Susan Fundis, Beth Downer, Barbara Cveschwind, fifth row--Frank Morales, Donna Zeller, Mike Juarez, Bernie Behlau, and Charles Bachman. ,,,1--at ,,,....a-D Z W Yv-,. ,.. --Z1-' ,4-,.:f.-L- Vwusitg Pigskin Pwehj ez X ca ' . X --'fa-rw' if M X . ft -f ix ! . X .97 Gs gl -? -in f K - X ' ., 4 Q an ' Zig: F 1 .: --'+q'i?'LT 0 2 :i'ij.i,.ll- Li G' ' ' 4.4.12-- T', 'AN E A A . i -ii, -W .4223 .-il--2 -fl.. . i ,1 -tg ' + ETB i . Cpening The grid season for Lillis is The Varsity Squad pictured above. Leff To right, The pigskin carriers are: firsl' row--Dan Fanscher, DGP! Sullivan, Bob NlC1Sl4ill, Lqrry Schneider, Bob Glynn, Mike Kandlbinder, Bill Galvin, second row--George Louis, John Brooke, George Breifensrein, Ace Smith, Mike Cushing, Keith Hicks, Frank Morales, fhircl row--John Marlowe, Joe Malone, Vic Tobler, Mike Lonegan, Don Kilian, Warren Powers and Jack Lockwood. 15 CLASS OFFICERS President .... Mike Cushing Vice-President . . .George Louis Secretary. . . Frances Kneaves Treasurer . . . Genevieve Tobler LEAL ABBOTT Lee Sodality l,2,3,4g Glee Club l,2,3,4g Speech Contest lg Oblate 3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Operetta 3,45 National Honor Society 3,4g Lay Apostle l,2,3,4g Lillislog 45 Senior Play 43 Religion Contest lg Lillis Libs l,2,3,4g Junior Achievement 4g Music Festival l,2,4. Ambition: Commander of Waves. BETTY ADAMS Sodality l,2,3,4g Glee l,2g Speech Contest l,2,3g Homeroom Leader lg Children's Theater 3. Ambition: Raise a family. KATHLEEN ADAMSON Kathy Sodality 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Transfer from Hogan. Ambition: Nurse. CHARLES BACHMAN Tuba Band l,2,3,4, President 4g Glee lg Oblate 3,4, Photographer 3,4g Operetta 3,4g Music Festival 1,2, 3,4g Student Council 3,45 Speech Contest 25 National Honor Society 3,4g Co-Leader lg Sodality l,2,3,4, Representative 2,-4g Camera Club l,2,3 4g Religion Contest l,2,3g Lay Apostle 1, 2,3,4. Ambition: College. VINCE BARRETT Hawkeye Senior Play 4g Sodality 4g Operetta 45 Glee 4g Transfer from De La Salle, Ambition: Jet Ace. BILL BARRY Wild Bill Glee Club l,2, Ambition: Uranium Prospector. JUNE BEEBE Sodality l,2,3,4g Glee l,2,3,4g obiate 3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Operetta 2,4g Music Festival l,2,4g Speech Contest l,2,3,4g Lillis Libs l,2,3,4g Art Contest l,2,3, Ambition: Doctor. DELMA BEERBOWER Dee Dee Sodality l,2,3,4, Representative lg Glee l,2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Operetta 3,4g Music Festival l,2, 49 Speech Contest l, 2,3,4g National Honor Society 3,4g Lillislog 4, Co-Leader 4g Senior Play 45 Religion Contest 2g Lillis Libs l,2,8,4g Art Contest 3,4. Ambition: Elementary Teacher, 'I7 .411 BERNIE BEHLAU Butch Sodality l,2,3,4, Representative 25 Band 1,2,3,4g Senior Play 4g Oblate 3g Music Festival 1,2,4g Speech Contest 3,45 Lillislog 4g American Legion Oratorical Contest 3g Vice-President of Band 4g Glee 1. Ambition: College. RICHARD BELLMAN Bellhop Sodality 1,2,3,4, Representative 3g Art Contest 2g Glee 1,25 Oblate 3,4. Ambition: Undecided. RALPH BEHRENS Chuck Art Contest 1,2,3,4g Music Festival 2g Operetta 1, 23 Sodality 1,2,3,4gG1ee 1,2,3. Ambition: Artist. JULIAN BENNETT Transfer from Andrew Jackson High School, Jackson- ville, Florida. Ambition: Engineer. ELLEN BENSING Little Bit Sodality 1,2,3,4g Glee 1,23 Oblate 3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Music Festival l,2. Ambition: First woman Democratic President. CHARLES BERNARDI Sodality 1,2,3,4g Glee 1,23 Music Festival 1,2. Ambition: To be an expert mechanic. FRANCES BEULLENS Frankie Sodality 1,2,3,4gG1ee 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Music Festival 1,2,4. Ambition: Secretary. BARBARA BISHOP Rusty American Legion Speech Contest 45 Transfer from Loretto Academy. Ambition: College. 18 B I WILLIAM ROY BOLCH Roy Sodality 3,4, Representative 4: Glee 3,4, Operetta 3,4: Basketball 3,4, Co-Leader 3: Transfer from St. Agnes, Ambition: Service or College. fr .4 if ,,4, , ':f, ,f Xi :ff 'f , .X N 'W' A M, I Ly 5 4 JEAN BOWEN Ieanle Sodality 3,45 Glee 3,4: Operetta 3,4: Transfer from Northeast, Ambition: Private Secretary. MARGARET BRADY Margie Sodality 1,2,3,4: Glee 1,2: Pep Club 2,3,4. Ambition: Secretary. GEORGE BREITENSTEIN Band 1,2,3,4: Glee l,2: Music Festival l,2,3,4: Football l,2,3,4, All-Star 4: Basketball 1: L-Club 3,45 Science Fair 3,4, Ambition: Nuclear Physicist. JOHN BRooKE speedy Baseball 3,4: Football 4: Transfer from Shawnee- Mission. Ambition: College. LORETTA BRICE Sodality l,2,3,4: Glee l,2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Operetta 3,45 Music Festival 1,2,4: Song of Bernadette 1. Ambition: To see the world. ANNETTE BUCK Ann Sodality 1,2,3,4: Glee 1,2: Oblate 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Music Festival l,2, Ambition: Business College. CARL CHILDERS Bogie Sodality 2,3,4: Glee 2: Homeroom Leader 4: Lillistra tor 4: Lillislog 4: Art Contest 3: Student Council 4: Transfer from St. Mary, Wichita, Ambition: To sink the Russian Fleet. 19 'bs :V ,Q VICKI CLARK Vic Sodality l,2,3,4: Glee l,2,4: Pep Club 2,3,4g B-Team Cheer leader 3: Operetta 4. Ambition: Clerical Work. PATRICIA CONNELLY Pat Sodality 1,2,3,4gGlee l,2,4g Oblate 3: Pep Club 2,3,4g Operetta 4: Music Festival 1,2,4. Ambition: Interior Decorator, BILLY COX Mouse Glee 1,2g Music Festival l,2. Ambition: To find a career in the Air Force. BOB CRASS Glee 1,2g Football 1,2, Ambition: Navy. MARY FRANCES DANELLA Mary Sodality l,2,3,4g Glee l,2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Music Festi- val 1,2,4: Operetta 3,4g National Honor Society 3,45 Senior Play 4: Religion Contest 3: Junior Achievement 4: Oblate 3,4. I Ambition: College. MIKE CUSHING Road Runner Sodality l,2,3,4, Representative 4: Glee 1,2,3,4: Operetta 3, 4: L-Club 3,4, Secretary 4: Football l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2: Student Council 4: Co-Leader 3: Speech Contest l,2g Lay Apostle 1, 2,3,4: Senior Class President 4: Senior Play 4: Track 1,2. Ambition: Explore Outer Space. PATRICIA DIIBON Pat Sodality 1, 2,3,4: Glee 1,25 Oblate 3,45 Music Festival 1,2. Ambition: Work. COSBY ANN DIDDE Sodality l,2,3,4g Lillis Libs 3: Camera Club 2,33 Lillistrator 45 Pep Club 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Glee l,2,3,4g Music Festival. Ambition: To be a Reporter. ,X 20 H , JERRY DIXON Sodality l,2,3,45 Oblate 3,45 Glee 2. Ambition: Architect. PAT DONNELLY Glee l,2,3,45 Operetta 2,3,45 Music Festival 1,25 Football 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Speech Contest l5 Lillistrator 45 Popularity Con- test 15 Lay Apostle l,2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 St, Patrick Day Play. Ambition: College. DONNA EASTER Donni Sodality l,2,3,45 Glee l,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Operetta 3,45 Music Festival l,2. Ambition: Social Worker. PEGGY EGAN Piggy Sodality l,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Representative 35 Lillislog Editor 45 Student Council 4, Secretary 45 Camera Club 2,3,4, Vice- President 35 Lillis Libs 2,3,4, Secretary 35 Glee l,2,3,45 Oblate 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Operetta 3,45 Music Festival l,2,45 Speech Contest 25 National Honor Society 3,45 Children's Theater 25 Flag Corps 25 Marian Year Play 15 Lay Apostle l,2,3,4. Ambition: Mathematician. BRUCE FORD Transfer from Central. Ambition: Psychiatrist. 21 3 2 ., at , , n , 7 1 iff 0' uf , 44,99 5 wi, ' A I , fic' ff' ff X it we x 5 5, ff, ,,,,1 ' 'Q N- gym, t CECILIA ELLIOTT Susie Sodality 3,45 Glee 1,25 Pep Club 2,3,45 Photography Contest 3 Drum and Bugle Corps 2. Ambition: Nurse. SUSAN FUNDIS Susie sodaiiry 1,2,3,45 Gtee 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Lillis Libs 2,35 Camera Club 35 Band l,2,3,45 Oblate 3,45 Music Festival l,2, 45 Speech Contest l,2,3,4. Ambition: College. DENISE GANGEL Dennis Sodality l,2,3,4, Representative 2,35 Glee l,2,3,45 Oblate 3, Pep Club 2,3,45 Music Festival l,2,45 Operetta 3,45 Speech Contest 35 Children's Theater 35 Lillis Libs 2,3,45 Art Contest 25 American Legion Contest 35 l Speak for Democracy Con- test 3, Ambition: Statistical Typist. MV i 5,4 ,,, 4 f, Q , - 1912, , . ,,. rs. 5. 9327? ' t ' 7 'W M ' 1: ' , V ,Af --yb ., 5, , ,. I it , . i f iff 15 mtg jp: , ft- 'qw sf ftffzaw 511, wi 1 , '- ', . 1'i33ii',df. K, .l y in , , wk' ' V wif .5962 fri! , gf ff 4 2' , -'ff .1 1 tw Aww, xp MARGARET GASCHEN Marg Sodality l,2,3,4, Representative lg Glee 1,2,3,45 Operetta 3,45 Music Festival l,2,4g Lillislog 4. Ambition: IBM Operator. JAMES GARRETT Wheel Barrow Speech Contest 35 Lillislog 45 Senior Play 45 Trans- fer from De La Salle. Ambition: Novelist. BARBARA GESCHWIND Bobby Camera Club 1,2,3,4, President 45 Glee 3,45 Sodality l,2,3,45 Oblates 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Operetta 3,45 Music Festival l,2,45 Student Council 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Lillis Libs 35 Camera Contest Win- ner 3, Ambition: Undecided ADA MAE GEORGIE Adam George Sodality 1,2,3,45 Glee 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Student Council 25 National Honor Society 3,45 Lillislog 45 Lay Apostle 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Leader 25 Popularity Contest 45 Senior Play 45 Cheerleader 3,45 Religion Contest 25 Junior Achievement 4: Marian Year Play 1. Ambition: Teacher. 13 ' E , 5 at , R ef' tie' V, 4 wr. .mf vu 'W :Rf 'NF f ik i D 9x JAMES GILBERT Jim V ' Glee 25 Transfer from Rockhurst, Ambition: College. FRANCIS GRAMLICH Frank Sodality l,2,3,45 Glee 1,25 L-Club 3,45 Football 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Navy. HENRY GILLISPIE Sonny Football 45 Transfer from Central High, Muskogee, Oklahoma. Ambition: Service. BEVERLY GROFF Bev Sodality 45 Glee 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Senior Play 45 Majorette 3,45 Transfer from Central. Ambition: Undecided. 22 CIW MARGUERITE HAIDUSEK Margie Sodality 2,3,4g Glee l,2,3,4g Oblates 3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Operetta 3,4g Music Festival l,2,4g Camera Club 2,3,4gFlag Corps lg Lillis Libs 2,3,4g Drum and Bugle 2,3g Marian Year Play 1. Ambition: Marriage. DOLORES HAEFLING Sodality 1,2,3,4g Glee 1,2,3,4gOb1ate 3,49 Operetta 2,3,4g Music Festival 1,2,4g Speech Con- test 2, Lillislog 4, Lillistrator 4, Lillis Libs 2,3,45 Art Contest 2, Ambition: Writer. THAIS HAIRSTON Red Sodality 1,2,3,4, Glee 1,25 Speech Contest 35 Li llislog 4, Flag Corps 2, Religion Contest lg Lillis- trator 3,4. Ambition: Laboratory Technician. GEORGE HILLER Glee 1, 2, Ambition: Navy. BONNIE HUDSON Louie Sodality l,2,3,4g Glee 1,2,3,4g Pep Club '2,3,4g Oblate 3, Operetta 3,45 Music Festival 1,21 Speech Contest lg Lillistrator 3,45 Lillislog 4: Flag Corps 2. Ambition: Teach, Preach or Fly. CAROLE HORAN Susie Sodality 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4gG1ee 1,2,3,4g Operetta 3,45 Lillistrator 3,4g Flag Corps 2, Music Festival 1,2,4g Oblates 3,45 Quill and Scroll 4, Essay Contest 2. Ambition: Airline Hostess. ghmf x an s 'NT..:+- Z .K V V Q HAROLD HUESER Harry I in Q g gi Popularity Contest 4, Transfer from De La Salle. my 1 ,,., Ambition: Mechanic. 19,321 ' 923 , 6 CHARLES HUMPHREY Chuck sm F : souaiify 1,2,3,4g Liurs Libs 3, oiee 1,25 L-club 4. '25 A V 4 Ambition: Draftsman. , tilt' A i 23 CAROL KIEFER 45 Music Festival l,2,45 Oblate 3. Ambition: Secretary. DAVID JOHNSON Dave Sodality l,2,3,4, Representative 35 Lillistrator 3,4, Editor 4 Glee 2,3,45 Operetta 3,45 Student Council 45 Speech Contest 35 Co-Leader 2. Ambition: Jet Pilot. MARIANNA KING Mary Lou Music Festival 1,25 Oblate 3, Ambition: Secretary. FRANCES KNEAVES Fran Sodality 1,2,3,45 Glee 1,2,3,45Ob1at6 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4 Operetta 3,45 Music Festival 1,25 Senior Class Secretary 45 Co-Leader 25 Popularity Contest 25 Senior Play 45 Song of Bernadette 25 Lay Apostle 2,3,4, Ambition: Secretary. MARY JOAN LANG Joan Sodality l,2,3,45 Majorette 2,3,4, Drum Majorette 45 Lillis trator Co-Editor 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Glee 1,25 test 2,35 Religion Contest lg Camera Club 3. Ambition: Teacher, KAY LEGATE Yak Glee l,2,45 Oblate 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Operetta 45 Music Festival 1, 2, ' Ambition: Marriage. , ,,V, H JACK LOCKWOOD Balboa 7 1 iiii Sodality 1,2,3,45 Glee l,2,3,45 Operetta 3,45 Music Festival V V 1,25 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3, L-Club 3,45 Student Council 45 Popularity Contest 2,35 Sodality Rep- EQ A,', resentative 2,35 Second Team Football All-Star 4. f Ambition: Lithogra pher, 'V gag, 4', . V I GEORGIA ANN LIGHTNER 'L Sodality 1,2,a,4,Glao 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,s,4, Operetta 3,4. 4 i ' tciiagl Ambition: Undecided. SOCIHHIY 1.2.3.4:G1ee 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Operetta 3, Sodality 2,3,45 Glee l,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Operetta 3,45 Oblate 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Music Festival l,2,-45 Speech Con- MIKE DONEGAN L-Club 3,45 L-Club Play 3: Glee l,2,3,45 Operetta 2,3,45 Music Festival 25 Football 1,2,3,45- Basketball l,2,3,45 Speech Contest 1,25 Popularity Contest 1,2. Ambition: Success. JUDITH LONG ud Sodality 1,2,3,4, Prefect 4, Representative 2,35 Glee l,2,3,4: Operetta 3,4g Student Council 4: Pep Club 2,3,45 Popularity Contest 2,3,4: Music Festival l,2,45 Homecoming Attendant 35 Prom Attendant 3. Ambition: Secretary. ANN LYNCH Annie Sodality l,2,3,4g Glee l,2,35Ob1ate 3,4g Pep Club 45 Operetta 45 Music Festival 1,25 Marian Year Play l5 Drum and Bugle Corps 2,3. Ambition: Undecided. CAROL LUCKNER Long Tall Sally Sodality l,2,3,4, Representative 25 Glee l,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Operetta 3,45 Music Festival l,2,45 Marian Year Play lg Student Council 45 Speech Contest 15 Band 25 Religion Con- test 25 Lillis Libs 2,3,4, President 4: Teen Fashion Board. Ambition: Seamstress. ANN MCGONIGLE Annie Lou Sodality l,2,3,45 Glee l,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4g Flag Corps 15 Operetta 3,45 Music Festival l,2,4. Ambition: Marriage. GEORGE LOUIS Student Council 35 Senior Class Vice-President 45 Operetta 2, 3,45 Glee 1,2,3,45 L-Club 3,45 Football 3,45 Basketball l,2, 3,45 Homeroom Leader 35 Co-Leader 1,25 Religion Contest 1, 25 Popularity Contest 4: Music Festival l,2. Ambition: College. ,M Wm if-M., , 'fi-nu, Eg. ,,,..., KL, its as--v A 1 fav, 5 , , WJ, x V ,f ,:,f:,.ff,f'f, yyff, sv V 1 , .-ff 1 V? '44 v, 'as f I - f 410 -' Z. gf, F , fy ,. .ggygy sa-f fha, 'i JUDITH MALKMUS Judy Sodality 1,2,3,45Oblate 3,45 Glee l,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Cheerleader l,2, Varsity 3,45 Song of Bernadette 15 Operetta 2,3,45 Music Festival 2,35 Flag Corps 25 Homeroom Co-Lead- er 4: Lillislog 45 Prom Attendant 35 Homecoming Attendant 45 Senior Play 45 Popularity Contest 1,3,4. Ambition: Receptionist. JOE MALONE Jose Student Council 2,4, President 45 Homeroom Leader 2,45 Glee l,2,3,45 Operetta 3,45 Music Festival 2,45 L-Club Play 25 L- Club 2,3,4: Football 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball l,2, 3,45 Popularity Contest 2,3. Ambition: To be a success. MARY JO MALONEY Jo-Jo Sodality l,2,3,45 Band l,2,35 Glee 3,45 Music Festival l,2, 35 Operetta 3,45 Oblates 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Speech Contest 2, Ambition: Undecided . .4 f fi ' ,fha fa' ' ROBERT MASKILL Bob Football 45 L-Club 45 Senior Play 45 Transfer from Paseo. wwf 5 5 Ambition: Service. ' MARY KATHRYN MISHMASH Mary Kay N X 1 - ZX! S 1 ' 4? wif 7 if H532 sodamy 1,2,3,45G1ee 1,2,3,45 Pep ciub 3,45 'i Operetra 3,45 Music Festival 1,25 Speech Contest 15 National Honor Society 3,45 Lillistrator 3,45 Camera ,V , iV , 5 Club 35 Lillis Libs 2,3,4. 5 Ambition: Newspaper Reporter. 5 i ...rf RALPH MCMURRAY Murphy Glee 1 2 Music Festival 1- Operetta 2 Ambition. Pilot. 5 SUE Mritiit sodamy 2,3,45 oiee 1,2,3,45 obiate 3,45 Pep A ' H Club 3 4 Operetta 3- Music Festival 1 2 Ambition. College REGINA MCCLEERY Gigi Sodality 1,2,3,45G1ee 2,3,45 Oblate 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Operetta 3,45 Music Festival 15 Speech Con- test 3 4 Senior Play 4- Camera Club 4- Lillis Libs 4, Art Contest. Ambition- Telephone Operator. LARRY MOFFET Operetta 45 Transfer from De La Salle. Ambition: Doctor. 3, PHIL MORGAN Sodality 1,2,3,4, Representative 15 Glee 1,25 Oblate 3,45 Music Festival 1,25 Lillistrator 3, Ambition: School for Mechanics. FRANK MORALES Glee 1,2,3,45 Operetta 35 Music Festival l,2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 L-Club 2,3,4, President 45 Track 1,25 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Leader 1,2535 Popularity Contest 1,4. Ambition: Service. 26 if 'wo' CONNIE MULLIKIN PepPi Pep Club 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Student Council 45 Homeroom Leader 45 Operetta 3,45 Senior Play 45 Popularity Contest 3,45 Lillistrator 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, Ambition: Secretary or Social Worker. MARY KATHRENS MURPHY Mary Kaye Sodality 3,4, Representative 45 Glee 1,2,35 Oblates 3,45 Music Festival 1,25 Operetta 3g I Speak for Democracy Contest 3, Joyce Kilmer Contest 35 Knights of Columbus Essay Contest 4. Ambition: Copy-Writer, MARY NICHOLS Sodality 1,2,3,45G1ee 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Operetta 3,45 Music Festival 1,2,45 Art Contest 3. Ambition: Telephone Operator. DOROTHY NOWELL Sodality 1,2,3,4, Officer 3, Representative 1,2,45 Glee 3,45 Oblate 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Operetta 1, 2,3,45 Music Festival l,2,35 Student Council 2,45 Speech Contest 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Lillistrator 3,45 Senior Play 45 Band 1,25 Religion Contest 1,3,45 Lillis Libs 1,25 KC Essay Contest 1, 2,3,45 Lay Apostle 1,2,35 Book Review 3,45 Joyce Kilmer Contest 2,3,45 American Legion Essay Contest 2,3,4, Ambition: Teacher. CARL NOTHNAGEL Sodality 4, Representative 45 Basketball 45 Trans- fer from Southwest. Ambition: To have fun. JERRY O'MALLEY Glee 1,2. Ambition: Undecided. PAT O'NElLL Sodality 1,2,3,45 Glee 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Music Festival 1,2,45 Band 1,25 Oblates 3,4. Ambition: Secretary. WAYNE PERRY Glee 1,25 Lillislog 4 Ambition: Engineer. 27 qu... U' wwe ,, 12' Wax' W' -new f f . I 2V 1, f?,z'f1 13'., ff ff ' '-f , '- l ' ? 'K' .if vi Qifflih f f',, - ,V V , ,lg ,,.,. ,L X r V 5,yVO,, I J, -I sf. V, z 1 - L. .4 , f , ,'.' J ,, - I liilf i I i ,VVV If ,nr . ,,,,M, -rn -,Y 'tt' ':nr JERRY SALAZAR Geronimo L-Club 2,3,4, L-Club Play 2, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Baseball 3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Operetta 4, Glee l,2, Ambition: College. EVA SANCHEZ. Sodality 1,2,3,4, Glee l,2, Pep Club 2,3,4, Music Festival 1, 2, Oblate 3,4, Ambition: College. LLOYD SCHNEIDER Religion Contest 3, Glee 1,2, Ambition: Pilot. CAROL PIERCE Glee 4, Band 3,4, Band Librarian 4, Transfer from Central. Ambition: Registered Nurse and Ensign in the Waves. DICK PIERCEALL Homeroom Co-leader 2,4, Associate Editor of Lillislog 4, Base- ball l,2,3,4, Football 1, Speech Contest 3, Music Festival 1, Glee 1, 2. Ambition: To succeed. IANICE PIPES Pipes Sodality l,2,3,4, Representative 4, Glee l,2,3,4, Oblate 3, Pep Club 2.3.4, Marian Year Play 1, Music Festival 1,2,-4, Student Council 2, Speech Contest 2, Operetta 3,4, Lillis Libs 2,3, Homeroom Leader 2. Ambition: To make the most out of my life. FRED ROBERTS Sodality 2,3,4, Glee 1,2,4. Ambition: To graduate from high school KATHLEEN RYAN Katy Speech Contest 1, Marian Year Play 1, Glee 1,2,4, Pep Club 4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Music Festival 1,2,4, Cheerleader 2,3, Drum and Bugle Corps 2,3, Operetta 3,4, Oblate 3,4, Senior Play 4, Junior Achievement 4. Ambition: Elementary Teacher. JOHN RUSH Atlas Glee 2,-4, Operetta 4, Football 4, Basketball 2,-Senior Play 4, Lillistrator 4, St. Patrick's Day Play. Ambition: To be famous. RITA SCHREIER Ree Glee 1,2,3,45 Operetta 3,45 Music Festival l,2,4g Art Contest 1. Ambition: Secretary, KAREN SCHUPFER Sodality 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Operetta 3,45G1ee 1,2,3,45 Drum and Bugle Corps 2. Ambition: Secretary. ARTHUR CLAY SMITH Ace , M ,,AA ' I Sodality 1,2,3,4, Representative 25 Glee 1,2,3,45 Operetta 3, I 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 L-Club 2,3,45 Student , fs, Council 45 Homeroom Leader 45 Popularity Contest 45 Senior V, V Play 45 Religion Contest 2. Ambition: To be a success. KATHLEEN SHEA Kay Sodality 1,2,3,45 Glee 1,2,3,45 Music Festival 2,45 Operetta 3,45 Co-Leader 45 Speech Contest lg Pep Club 2,3,4, Vice- President 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Lillistrator 3,4. Ambition: To make a success out of life. AMW' 'X MARY STITZ Stitz Marian Year Play lg Sodality 1,2,3,45 Glee 1,2,3,45 Oblate 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Gperetta 3,45 Music Festival l,2,45 Pop- ularity Contest 35 Cheerleader 3, Ambition: Typist. CAROL STEVENSON Sodality l,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Operetta 25 Glee 1,2,3,45 Music Festival 1,2,45 Student Council 25 Homeroom Leader 2, Co-Leader 35 Flag Corps 1. Ambition: Secretary, 'JF' .4,.,g JOAN SULLIVAN Sodality 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 45 Operetta 3,45 Student Council 45 Oblates 3,45 Glee 1,2,3,45 5 ,I , Music Festival 1,25 Lillislog 4. ' 5 f. Ambition: College. ,fi 5 ' LARHNE SWANN Pudgy 5 Sodality l,2,3,4gG168 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Operetta 3 1, A 45 Music Festival 1,2,45 obiaie 3, ' 5 Ambition: coiiege. V 7 ED TALLMAN Glee 1, 2, Ambition: Army. 29 'wi 5 VIVIAN THOMPSON Viv Sodality l,2,3,4:G1ee 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 2,3,4: Operetta 3,4: Music Festival 1,2: Student Council 3: Lillislog 4: Homeroom Leader 3: Popularity Con- test 3: Varsity Cheerleader 3,4: Homecoming Queen 4. Ambition: Secretary. GENEVIEVE TOBLER Gently Sodality l,2,3,4, Representative 1,2: Senior Class Officer 4: Glee l,2,4: Oblate 3: Operetta 4: Music Festival l,2,4g Student Council 3: Senior Play 4: Speech Contest 2,3,4: Lillislog 4: Homeroom Lead- er 3g Camera Club 3: Lillis Libs Officer 4: Drum and Bugle 2. Ambition: Research Chemist. JOSEPHINE TREMONTI Io Sodality l,2,3,4, Representative 3,45 Glee l,2,3, 4: Oblate 3: Pep Club 2,3,4g Operetta 3,4g Music Festival l,2,4, Ambition: Secretary. EDWIN VOGEL Ed Glee 1,2g Oblate 3,4. Ambition: Service in the Navy. SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Oblates 3,-1: Glee 2,45 Pep Club 3: Transfer from Loretto Academy. Ambition: Secretary. PAUL WILLIAMS Blood Band 2,3,4: Glee 2,3,4: Operetta 2,3,4: Football 3,4g Basketball 3: Baseball 3,4g L-Club, Speech Contest 2. Ambition: Chiropodist. DONNA ZELLER Sodality l,2,3,4: Glee l,3,4: Oblate 3,4: Operetta 3,45 Music Festival 1,2,4: Band 2,3,4: National Honor Society 3,4g Camera Club 3: Lillis Libs 2,3,4g Junior Achievement 4. Ambition: Naval Pharmacist. RICHARD WINFREY Dick Band 2,3,4: Glee 2,3: Operetta 2,4g Music Festival 2,49 Speech Contest 2. Ambition: Army. 30 i.- Now RELIGION THEMES NN ofkx ngq Is 'INS 'I Km GI when Ui! POLIO SHOTS Ready! Aim! Fire! TERMINAL TIME o IL, rl9hI' fhrougbz Shiv John Rush I e dfsmissol ljejffp 3 . j I me - -al Remember Prom fime, fhe fun plus The hours of labor! --- The Prom Queen, Iike a dream, was en'rhronecI beneath an angel in The sky. --- The mayor's arrival sent a fhriII through the crowd. Q in f if I HOMEROOMlLElAQlDfEl2S ll Geraldine Taylor . Don Sullivan . . Mary Frances Hiller . . Keith Hicks . . . Room Room Room l Q Room MH ,. , iv 4 , , X ' W, f M,,,f.,, ' J' 'VW T ' , I 4, . J rp 'ig' J Vw- f h 4 ' X, ' , I it ,, , ZA . , if A 4:1 Q13 ' J J' I A P if ' e . 6 N , W : ' we , 1 r . 9 f , 0 X - ga f - J f , 1 I 1. if - f JL iV.4J ,- iz' aa .QQ Wu fa M Y, hy! ' 4 1 5 ,irwgw . ,J S NQTG'-,' wr Q- 7, F5-3i,,, ,.- 5 4 RK W 0 . ,L f 1 Aa s V ,wa .,,,, John Muelberger Donna Mustain Rose Arnone John Barelli Patricia Brown Margaret Cason Connie Cooper Carol Curry Joe Nastasio Lea Dickerson Dan Sullivan fLeaderJ Susan Abboud fCo-Leaderj John Falk Maria Garcia Mary Hammonds Roger Hawk Kenneth Parr Warren Powers Barbara Heronome Diana Holt Pat Jaeger Rita Kalmus h , dr... 204 Z' .4 . Y, .. A-,W xv, an if hher R f f ., it iv .is N! 'sq' 23 ,, W 'Y' 4 .bw R is X S , f 5 , , S ' f -N .. or W 1- f 'E S h git, zgzgglr 'X Dennis Spolon xg ' N r Peggy Stro m R by I Don Kennedy C Matt McCarthy Mary Ann McDonald V Shirley McMahon J and 2. 'Y' 4' K,-sf ' 'V Mary Thornton .f Bob Turnbull , ag 1 JoEllen Vaughn W if 4 J Kenneth Vogelbaugh J f . ,mg Q. J. V . is Q-ff Q5 'if are 'V' if Y J Margaret Williams Carole Wolff Five members of Sister Mar W' y 1lliam's homeroom . - .,.... r take advantage of their Forest view. LEFT TO M' , ,M RIGHT ARE: ita Kalmus, Dennis Spoon, Shirley W .,,, at , . , E by A i'f,,, .,,.' 1 . , .V S . K' ' f V McMahon, John Barelli, and Pat Brown. r ' f Qg it K , ff y i i k ip T.. 1? 'ii 'fa' d i? N if ,Q iw , .iv rl. ff? if Z sf- p it up , - ' J, W K . . 3 fi, ,. Karma 2 ' ' ,, at , E: if - ,Q . J I , M gl' V if ffm pf' gi S 3' iff, r 2 Q,- ry pyyp K rsep J - s 1 Having the Art Room for homeroom proves intriguing to Maurice Shaw and Mike Angermayer Josephine Aquino Dorothy Bachman Bob Be rens Kathleen Childers Janice DeMarco Christine DiCarlo Elizabeth Downer Geraldine Taylor CLeaderJ Joe Coder QCO-Leaderj Bob Faarrar Bill Galvin Norman Gray Catherine Robinson Larry Schneider Geraldine Haugh Steve Howe Catherine Jaeger Maurice Shaw Geraldine Smith Patty Lou May Marilyn McLin Carlene Peacher Mike Stover Linda Supancic Vic Tobler Mary Tschirhart Q.. 5 ,sf-sg: . x f -2. we K, 1 , ,. E ,W - WT- , Norman Gray, who attempt to extract Steve Howe's tooth with the tooling equipment. Catherine Robinson and Marilyn McLin have discovered other 'C strange devices in Sister Egberta's art and craft cupboards. i s ,,sr,. J 205 ww . QR ss K ' K 'ff S S :sa i . f ' ff, -'.. 1 . LL 5 - - X X X-' i z ii ? is gf. 4 ,ybpk 1 J W, .:- I l,,r.., i y , A 53,4 .st i. Q 'Q be ggi, . 1 '-,Q S s X A In I- W 1,- t V 4? I 3 'N 3 I 'Hu 11 -.. .- EEC A -aff, ' A i :af is f I h f 'X ., af if yo' 25 ' I 3 W., Q 5 Q A in 'uv if xl x K , f T11 . f or Patricia Welch Aleeta Woodring Allen Wright I Carol Zeller fy f , 2 ,, iw l 'W mal Al yy Q52fQLWlZf t , y , my fi B v hy ' I 6' J was 'ew Q G ' K' . Z1 ' X ff X 29,15 nr 1 V 'KM s W ,. 11 w y sa N v, -33 y 6 f' i KK ,J D' if K' in Kathryn Degan Dan Fansher Ido V I Judy Garrett y Bob Glynn ' hhdf f Jim Kelly , 1 ' 1 ,rr-1' ' 2f.,W .4 , 1, 74' 1' , f-, I' my , ..- rv 1. My nv Y mf 'W Q' Diane Harvey swf, V ff? f I if I Keith Hicks fLeaderJ Mary Frances Lohe fCo-Leaderj Richard Aziere Sandra Bierman Steve Bishop Richard Burns Helen Chauvin Patricia Collins Evelyn Cutting Deborah Dabner y , 1 , t,,i,5 ' y s' I ,JW 4-f . e 3 K? 7' A 2 .xg l I-fa Barbara Kirkman ' , it C jf, Q hz- X Don Kim f ' Ruth Koelzer f A if Ronnie O'Dell 3 4, 99 I. V Betty Mullen 5 .,y, f VV y Charles Myers x Q, , Karen Myers 5 'X M 5 . t , J . V an as S B amy 3' Q . ,,, Judy Pickenpaugh V Joanne Rush ' Ray Ross M In , 'Q ,N , 4,5, fM5V if -V , ,M V,l4V 5 , , y A Q W X 44, f ,V , 1 4 M W, , Patricia Salmon r Mike Sorenson Georgia Speckhals ff, PK 3 Shirley Trueblood ' Henry Vaughn Evans Zammar -5 Y z Wilt, 4, af W ' 5,3 .1 47' l an I Cakes and more cakes were given by members of Sister Andrea's homeroom to winners of the Cakewalk at the annual fall carnival. ABOVE, Mary Frances Lohe hands over one of these delicious prizes Steve Howe. Bob Glynn and Shirley Trueblood smile their approval. I0 Vw , wap., A jayggj iz , , ,,. . Q i 5,7 202 Anita Gross Judy I-laglund Judy Healey Mike Kandlbinder Mary Frances Hiller Gladys Lee Anthony Locascio Barbara Luck Kathleen Lyndon Geraldine Murphy Ed Neilon Richard Newhouse Donald Ochesky Barbara Overman Jim Rogers Mary Ann Soligo Stan Stoerman Judy Suggs Mike Uman Jack Werkowitch 2? 1-an 405 Q., ,N 'Wi A 1 I af. .5'3 'T' Xu 'fx t Iv , 3. 5 I ij 5 -on r -at W rr 3? W S . tn' - fx I I F 'S X I . , J vs-11: av -ft, if Q 3- gsrvr ,- 60 21 ba .,. . T 'T 7' :url .- be .9 wus '. -0 v,,,, qv - - 1 I Z .9 A , U -up ss 3- ah ? x , MJ 3 QV, N- I fLeader David Lamb CCo-Leaderj 4+ s. x 'wtf mx- X ,x Patricia Amold , E Janella Blakey Q -Q H. F ... , 'EP f V 4 r 7,4 Y L -i 2 Raymond Bossert Vicki Brown Wir - 9 'Q if? L5 ! J ! , fir Helen Burke 3 I ,gh Sandra Burns E . r 'if K Patricia Dobbs I Helen Duncan Q- Q- F YI , '-gg, '11 HM ,s 'M- iz V -ra v D pw w .. 'Q Veronica Geoulos Kevin Glynn I , Four chemists from Sister Maxine's homeroom are all set iment when Anthony Locascio a non-chemist, appears for an exper , on the scene. If he can just manage to turn on the bunsen bumer, something - th Lo 'o exciting might happen. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE. Sandra Bums, An ony casci Raymond Bossert, Judy Healey, and Stan Stoerrnan. N 'ff Strolling down Forest are the Sophomore Leaders and Co-Leaders. PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT ARE, FIRST ROW: Rita Biritz CCO-Leader --4061, and Kathy Stevenson CLeader--3061. SECOND ROW: Judy Henehan fLeader--4053, and Kay Nichols CCo-Leader--3041. THIRD ROW: Larry Schneider CLeader--4065, John Connelly fCo-Leader--4051, Baldy Darnay fLeader--3045, and Tom Dorrian fCo-Lqgder--306j. 4 4 W F1725 2,5 uf f f -, ,K y., 242 : l E, 2 x f-L ' 'ffvff f, f, , Dafflay CLeaderJ I I ' Q H Kay Nichols Martin Steinmetz steps back to!-get the proper cC:O-l-leader, perspective on a poster for the nited Funds Campaign. Besides Martin, members of Sister Baptista's homeroom ' this project include, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Wa X ,ly fr, fl af. Q workin on and Don Keys. Ernie allman, ff ,V rfiel Cl. S, X Jackie Adrian f at , v ' JoAnn Akers at p 4' ' Kathleen Anderson J - 'Z 'W fi fu h , in no N , - my M mga: ff, V z 3, -V X' Donald Keys Yr. - ..., W, -M V Shirley Kirkman V N Bruce Lage f' ,fe 5 f .r 1 fy 'Y f V .re. t p Q 1, Donna Arnold V. A ' Dan Cates 1? :yan I, - ' W Patricia Gascich I' A X L' V' ' ke ' Mary Lefever 3' ZW f Sal Morales ,Q ' i Mary E. O'Nei11 ,X r, Margaret Geiger A Judy Gelino ' g , Sandra Gould ' ' ' Q V .V 1 ,Q r as .yr I , C, Z V X ki' ' 2 Janet O'Sullivan 'sf p f- , ,, t ,V if, Patricia Rice ,gf , ' K7 Martin Steinmetz '7 ,X f Q p pvvq A Margie Hallisey Q, ' John Hamilton f f s go r Z Sue Horan ,V ' ,' N xg, .. W 1 if My , lf W 'ET' A. R' . Ernie Tallman ., 5 V' A ' Theresa Tucker E ' A 'A Frank Warfield -I ' W. 2 ik 44 ' X p 'X . ssi. , wig? sf, , Juanita Martha I Ag 4 f ,t Howard Kelley 38 Ed Wichmann Jim Zammar ,, fu sv' 1- w- W, Y 'HW' 'Ia if, X Z 1 ff . ff f , , f' ff., V . 'Fw ' f f,',,.,,,, 2 V ,ff ff .Aff fy i, Mgr, if ,zwzi-'iff 7? , G' ' QQIGSY . ds PIOVBS ln I . h the, bu Life wit 'c'n3Yd'5 members of Sister MSL: 198 accor 1?igliaClol0SY wb for a Elms, MSW ,t mind at all HSVWEEETQTO RXGHT: BYYOU g Kathy Stevenson homeroom. They dcailge sP6cim6DS HW' CLCNCFJ Exarmnugigiixlxjniulflawk. lqcgirgqolglibeplaicljlgrj -- Rash all Valerie Berger Bill Blixt 9 .Q fun 0- -' Charles Bowman A 2 'J' M s.. . 3-W '. 9? , Linda Lockwood I Q K X V .11 'K Dolores Madden XR V . f Betty Myerson X I f 5 ' i Toni Danella gjiaf' Carolanne DiBella , A 2: Cecilia French 9 A - ,,- , 5 4' Mary Ann McCullough ,GX Y f ,.,- r 1 Pat McGuire . ,f 4 ' 1 , Mary Ann O'Dwyer f H Steve Giarraputo ,L 2 , ' 1 J Donna Grarnling fx E. F, - gl, h !b,, Darlene Hawk 'I N V . 0 ' V' , Kathleen O'Sullivan ' v ' A Nw' ' ' Ed Parra Q Mary Rast B fm, John Hiller if! ifvff Lg vb g 1 Q Q L V Carol Hudson Y b A.. , 4 0 R Q ' ' in Byron Lage Lg 'ki 3-- Q ' A 21--' , - -.X it Barbara Raynor .1 Yi' Richard Rowland . ' If Q5 - Lyle Schermerhorn 4, 'Lg , E ' if Ps A X , Q' Donna Leverich +1 'W h I Jacqueline Lloyd ef on L+, fa' at Joe Gonzales X '21 XX P' N' Q .f for M ' 'i- tte Triol 8- ixx M fl' 5 5 L w, ' 1 Charlo ' err Beverly Walker 39 E .lb-, hr N fx f 4 Judy Henehan 1LeaderJ John Connelly . fCo-Leaderj f etjyj 'R L' ' 1 1 V J S JE- vi' t , ' ' xv' ' : J I d Lv S 35' 5 - Q: V X ru. 's S S :El ,g .i T .JPL :F V f' rs 'ss V' a ' ,V J, ,ZW x s y P? 31:62, VJ it f fi- 'A 2, L, - aw- W ,Xf,f ' xx -v , fr , 'U- S 3- , ,. 'LL i. nv Q JB Sondra Pretzl 6' X Q' Isabel Pulido nz, 1 .' ilx if X I S Rachel Sanchez T... 1' V Shirley Sickler l ., , if-:iw -.- J Rita Sprenger 'J YE 1 'J 'fr , ..:. f f T Q N S yen f if Judy Stafford 'ff X x af Bernice Stephenson .f . - .SQ-Q5 'QP' ' X Denver Sublette we X E 559 f Julianne Bevard J X James Conaghan r Janice Cushing Judy Thomas J' N Frances Totta SFTKJ 3 -3- 4, J Tom Warren X Q' , . ,-M ..,. T f, t' if Pr Q J Sharon Gomez Q Richard Harrison J if A Ida Joplin ' Eugene Watkins A Alberta Young si, 3. K K ' Mary C. Zuchowski , V -L., J 4-3 Vemie Labrie ' ' A ' 4 jf, - Barbara Layde S 1 I J Mary Joanne Long Janet Manley Kenneth Meisinger Bob Miller Joanne Moser 'A .Z Helen Neudeck There are advantages to being in a sophomore homeroom on third floor. These four girls from Sister Emerich's homeroom appreciate their neamess to the new water coolers. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Judy Thomas, Helen Neudeck, Isabel Pulido, and Ida Joplin. 40 G.. AW X H A1 s , ,h ,MW ANS? , 4, J S 'sax S i J' as tv' K ,- L IL n S' A Q 5' 'YT' Y' f Martha Allegri Beverly Alyea 'wg H My f' A ' 'f ,. K. . xy Q :Kitt fs 1 f f .5 47 saggy- if 'ff ' 15 I VZ. i Carol Carr Jane Cranmer Gloria Dillon Mary Dixon Pat Downey Robert Garcia Alyce Gillispie Judy Goosey Bill Groff Bill Hacker Joe Harris Sharon Hughes ...Q V . fir Q Larry Schneider f Y CLeaderJ ' Rita Biritz It 5 1- w 1 Q s 5 f KY x 5' - M. C 7' 1- 2 2 fCo-Leaderj J Virginia Jones Vir .L 'gilfff' ' Gayle Kuhnlein Marilyn Lilly , S. . s- ,, 'Kp X I W., I Peggy Linnane Judy Maxwell Virginia McCann Judy Miller My rion Nicholson Fred Parks I, .' :I f lf ' A' af 'I W., . V221 ,J Ad Sister Mauricita's homeroom of supersalesmen brought in the highest returns in the Catholic Digest subscription campaign. ' ' ' ' h technique on Sharon Hughes and Gayle Kuhnlein. Alyce Gilllspie exercises er ag ,.-Q ix f, ' m rn FU P1 Sc PU S na D-4 P-' O Darrell Recob Kathleen Sharon Richard Tobin Carolyn Werkowitch ,K 52 ff' 5 ,. wh. w Eno 'W -sag J -.4 'gs T , ,iw 5, iv X 252 J. WE CONQUERED! This is the freshman theme song, now that they have finally mastered Lhe art of using Lheir locker combinations speedily and gracefully. LEFT TO RIGHT ABOVE ARE FRESHMAN LEADERS AND CO-LEADERS: Virginia Kneib qLeader--4025, Sylvia Peacher, CCo-Leader--40-1-J, Maureen Mingucci CCO-Leader--4015. SECOND ROW: Bruce Sharkey CLeader-- 4OD, Frank BeodekerCLeader--4041, Jack McMahon CCO-Leader--4027, and Tony Brown CLeader--4035, 'cf -..- .Ei 2 nine sg, -... Bruce Sharkey fLeaderJ 'io at-I 4 , ry! V, .J , Q I .ff I ' , . ,F , i,M W.. as as ,Q ., 'R i ix., Q -T A 5 t V, 4, g an ML , 4 . , I I , W'fY4f? xff, ' - if P 'Qs Q. A fn wi is hi' swe 'S I N fn' 1 45 4., A ZZ' N , K. 5 ,..,. Tw , : Pfa- HR as -Q. , A ? 5 in-jf ev' . , 'i x ,,. . ,. f ,7Ws'.'.:' 32 15554 ,, Igvfgigr K 3 -sa. I . -is ei S, , 'R 7' 5- 'I Q' N. I awww vim ,,wy,,f,. fvfyfoyy Donna Anderson Patrick Baker James Basham Jim Noll Jim O'Neil1 Pat O'Neil1 Diane Billiter Anthony Bisacca Regina Boyle Judy Parker Oscar Penrice Beryl Pretzl Eileen Bryant Bob Childers Tom Devaney Rita Prevost Steve Salmon Sharon Scott Larry Gerlt Kathleen Gregory ' ,P A - 113 ' Maureen Mingucci I 1 X CCo-Leaderj X, -- I bi 1.-as 2' '- Q A ' rv as S2 27' 5 . I if gag ,aes ,W - f iQ' xv i , I Y , ,W ,V gs. 1- e K 3 - . J , 5' . Q. i is is ,,, un .y our ' v ag' rl 1 X Is Q X t 21' inn Curley Mae Haines P .. . Rosemary Schnepf Jim Strohm John Taylor Judy Heimburger Charles Hiesberger Jerell Hoops Michael Kelley Margaret King Marjory Leakey Wanda McCush Mary Jo McLear Robert Murray X, M, F s V I ' ' 'T' A , H9 1 J 'gf f , in f Pat Uman 'jr W -' fy-2 Larry Walsh L -, I 15' ' I If-I: 'fs' M N sq . ,wg . I 4 ia' ,wig W Coach Hil1's hungry ones wait their tum in the cafeteria line. IN THE FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: ' ' ' Ch'1d . BEHIND THEM: John Pat Uman Taylor, Pa Jim O Neill, and Bob 1 ers t Baker, Robert Murray, and Jim Noll. rf 7 -Va, 1 X, x ' ' Vir inia Kneib Jack McMahon fieaderp qco-Leaderp 2Qq?Qgl X V fV..... -we 'V .V Alva Abbott V , 2 , Patricia Bachman Va. , M tm Paul Baidrid e 't t V V V M t S J V 'f H 'K'f' ' g iid . My vw Hp, 9 , V 5 V 3,1 '.Va: ,V R ' , r +1 Vg, 5-2 ,V ' yd!!! thaw Dolores G1 nn L P' . VF 1, ' Vmq' Carmen Gonzales VVVV, , 'Q 1 Davetta Hardy ' ,, Q V 'V A5 We Avb. ..,,,J, Sharon Bedsworth yt, V ..rr. l Catherine Beebe th 1' gh W Janet Blakey U N S 1 Q 2 Vf , uf- V 2 XV A ' H W Q1 1Qz Zazj-' H Qi. F g Z V Emery Harmon V fiyiyf i H f f V, Michael Herrington i V ff X ,KW rr, 1 'V Joyce Hueser V, ,lg ff ' V iii' . ' ,i'r'i f t ' f M Joe Brown y Q 2, , ' 1' ' Frances Cabrini ' , ' N' 2 ff' A -L Robert Coe 1, if ' ' ' ' , --V - E, ' - ' . . , . Reb , V :Q , V ,A ,I W ' H ,, X' f , ,a,, V' ' Charlotte Hunter f , 'YV ,V Q ' ' Carolyn Lee' 'M if'-V I ,, 'Q Kathleen Lynch Q ' t?4'Q3fb'Sq ' , Mary Ann Cook V 'V ,. ' as Charles Curley A Jw, ' H I QV V, Marianne Duffy in Q, V ' r 6 ' s I W' ..,,. V W' Q if -.32 ,, X 5 f W' 'W f be fl ayst gi if W Michael Michalek 1 is gg ,5 John Moore V- if if Mary Io Myers S. ' , ,V,, Julia Franzen W 7 5' ' Q, f W, V M 1 Christine Gibbs V: if f ' vs QCQ , ,4 , u, , . Zwf W , f' Vi V V --Y' M John Gibbs ,V A W Q, I H VH' E' k V' 2,,' 25 H 'V k ,rm . 1 V 5 Dorothy Oelklaus ,L I :Q H Margaret O'Sullivar1 y , 'lri San ra Overman V V ' 1 -W 1 V ,V Vf. mf, f- 4,5 55.5 -:.V , 4- - V V f I 1' f r. V. ,, f , Q Z Z Frank Raisbeck Q H' 'f ' 'Z J J Billy Roberts , W f ' Patricia Roles 'r f' ' f at V 1 i'r' Vffzl -1111? V 727' M M M W V7 A V Sharon Shoemaker V L Vf -V V Mary Kay Smith ':- Mic ael Woolfolk Sister Dolores's freshmen are etting spruced-up for the homecoming parade. Charlotte Hunter anc?Kath1een Lynch decorate Joe Brown while Mary Jo Myers and Sandra Overman concoct some finery for themselves. Q2 1 , f Lx' . i AW V V Lf, X Q 1 Q 1, 0-f 254391 it V Tony Brown , 1LeaderJ f, A11 4- Xf-11 A I ,, ' V. A , in Qu . f , ff .Q ,ff J ' 1 f , , .3 V 1,4 ,V fi ,, f A X M -,. 4 Ps f 4 ag I Kia ' ,. Y I 4, y , X. X ,E ff V 'K 4, X I W-. ff av, , ,. 'ff .Wig I if ' ffm . -. , aff X if ' 2, f' , I , f My t . 1 V ' -.af ,,,.. -rf f , WM' ff' Q --ff yi ' ' 'ff ' , 4 - - ,, f ,',. L ,' ', rf j. 3, W, Xa ,ai ...., WW' 3.2, 3' X wr' X ,., gf sf Z f r vi ,X 4 ,, K. 9 X . rt, . Qi' 9 if ,4, gig , if A NJ X 12' 2 'f F Q ,X X. X PA' Ku: w og. vi -'I . I X E X Q I A ' mi? I 2 .v , i i Judy Bowen Kenneth Calhoon Roger Carter Rose LaSala Tom Madigan Larry Medley Mary Helen Cason Joan Derousselle Patricia Farris Wanda Murphy Mary Catherine Pickard Ronald Raithel Pat Fetters Patricia Gibbons Terri Gallagher Juanita Schreier Richard Silvey Gerald Smith Paul Garrison Christina Garcia Janice Gossey Paulette Sorenson Cecilia Trabon LeRoy Tralle Pamela Goade Charles Haeiling Judy Hayes Pat Kandlbinder Larry Lon Pat Ryan CCO-Leaderj Q ,gl f i. ' 'N ' .1 x 1 ff 7 I I ll L25 2 'ka f Daniel Webster David Zuchowski X , 4. Kathleen gong Connie Long Jim Lyons Jim Lavis Q? wr-S ,..,, -af i if .417 ag ffl ., fffw 3' f ' L all . C Xa X:i Xf X ., ,,14'f.7,J, X X , Qi. -vw K ,L V V bl .. X, it .,,, X t t 3 f X ' La. N is X Mkxgqvi, qfbef. X f fa W :KL 3 , - ,LX -X Cy a K J Ns. If E TL in H. ,J 'ff Cl i , .rr X f 1 Q' . Q ff' L, ti' A X., ', X UN if, 1 g 5 hs X, is f ffl nr ,li J l I i Tuning ui for a one-room concert are Sister Aniceta's musicians of 403. LEFT TO RIGHT, t ey include David Zuchowski, Richard Silvey, Cecilia Trabon, Judy Bowen, and Pamela Goade. Ronald Raithel and Kenneth Calhoon cross trombones behind. a, . if 'iff ,.' ww- :lf ,M W, 4 rf A Jifiz, , Jil? fu - ji-we , ,HJ fi bln a.7,:.w fffrw, ,s,.'Q, ' gs ,. fiftmfag 'K' iv if I , 1f,, ,, E ,WW , f f V' , M?-f if , 4 I 2 ' V, ,,,, V 79 ,hu I j X 'rw A f. ' , ,,. --. I, Wi , fx '-141 I 1 J I .fiij 'q, ,Q 5 sf we ' '25 -v W' V ' , s ,-: WW , s 7' ' U4 1 ' ugh,-M Frank Boedeker Cleaderj uf 'Q V5 f ,:. Wk V 7' f ' ',,v c , ,z vf I , I I ,,4, V I , f f ,! yr, ,1 5, -fhv J I :um 'Q A R, :VF - ' f N if 'rg JL, 1, ' :ff fm ,L As V , f LZ , , AA.A Q3 f ' 4 ' fr 'V 2,531.1 J f yy may lf At the right, Sister Mary ,ff Srephen's homeroom presents the long and the short of Room 404. The long is Mike Juarez, and the short is Rudy Garcia. - ,f. ,, ,,,, ,-Zfffwr, ffyfnf f,-,f 4 VW, ,1 ' , ' -.IN yfkgny ,!,. , pf X Qi' V, ZAR -A? ,f 22? Carol Jo Bellanti Judy Bruier Cherene Buness Donna Legate Marilyn Johnson Marva Johnson John Cornwell Linda Farrell Richard Fowler ,,, -M Mike Juarez wr ff Joan Maloney ft tw ff Marilyn Manley Rosalie Garcia Rudy Garcia Nancy Gray Marilyn Mulloy O iv r ,ma J . Larry Niemeyer ' Jack Riley Dennis Hake John Harrington Gerald Haworth Renette Riley Lionel Rogers Kathleen Heston Delores Hoskins Dickie Hughes ,M an 72 ,, 7, ,, , , f f,,.f fa fa' WV: J? if sf:-Qffwvlq '+- if 1 Ra 54, W rt. , 3 ' Z I Sylvia Peacher YYWVT fCo-Leaderj f S ,,'.-' we 4:1-'x fl , 1 ,'1,v f 752: k ' L ww Q! . ,, ,Aj ,W f . -W 3 21272, ' 3 5 74? , 7 . -,, ? fl' 1 ,mf- .fi 2, JCM ig? , . ,f uv: , ... lg ff ,X , F f f 7 2 Y fe- Q. V ' ,, M wf' V, I ,y ,f ,V y Doris Schneider ,ff fm, f s I 44 14 V A ,, 2 ,?Q: , ZW A , f If v an A 5254 Maurine Sheeley as X I ,,f',g f' f, x i ,,', Q.. Malee Shaw ff, M' jf ,, f f N Vicky Staab f ' 'W I 7 ,VV,, ,I W, 27W 4 - 'Yi V 1,7 ' Sue Strawn Lar Straton V27 . fy J Terry Taff Q , ,,., , ,, W 'J Vi I r,,, A , ,V 2,44 A, 4 XV. I , X E ,yy W y , W Mary Grace 1 f . J Trrnder X' Q , , Diane Wernel rr, ,-V, I, ,Q f Ann f , '13 ff Wxnterhalter I H I 'IHA -1 fr The library is a source of mental power for the U.,S.S. Lillis. Those making use of the library resources include, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Haefling, Pat Ryan, Wayne Perry, Leal Abbott, Eugene Watkins, and Barbara Overman. Lillis students prove their knowledge of the Catholic religion at the annual religion contest. This event, the mast important Competition of the year, merits for inc winner a gold medal to be awarded at the com- mencement exercises. Above, Peggy Egan is passing the test packets for the preliminary phase of the contest to Cecilia Elliott, Harold Hueser, Mike Angermayer, John Muehlberger, Maurice Shaw, Carol Curry and Kathryn DeGan. The three boys and the three girls who score highest on this test represent their class in the finals. Just for practice, senior finalists fpictured at the rightj are recording their speeches. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Dorothy Nowell, Donna Zeller, Mary Joan Lang, Dick Pierceall, and Charles Bachman. ri I ti I I 'wage A X Asking Father Kieran's suggestions on their religion topics are the fresh- man contestants: Eileen Bryant, Patricia Ryan, Larry Niemeyer, Paul Garrison, Pat O'Nei1l, and Charles Haefling. Juniors practice by asking each other questions from the contest out- line. PICTURED BELOW, THEY ARE: Susan Abboud, Larry Schneider, Christine DiCarlo, Don Kirn, Carol Curry, and Kevin Glynn. 1' Sophornores spend some time in research to prepare for the contest. Sophomore final- ists include Robert Garcia, Lawrence Schneider, Frances Totta, John Connelly, and Mary Jo Long. v ,Q QRS Kiln time means more than just a wasted hour or two to the members of the craft class pictured above. LEFT TO RIGHT, Wanda McCush, John Harrington, Eugene Watkins, Dennis Hake, and Doris Schneider inspect their pottery as it comes from the kiln. AT THE LEFT , members of the Art I Class are learning to letter under the direction of Sister Egberta. In this scene from the craft class, Carol Pierce, Bob Farrar, and Ray Ross are variously occupied in making something of worth and beauty. BELOW, Aleeta Woodring has the attention of the Art Il Class. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Patty Lou May, Josephine Aquino, and Mary Nichols. SECOND ROW: Donna Easter, Carol Kiefer, and Judy Garrett. THIRD ROW: Frances Beullens, Ralph Behrens, and Don Kirn. ITS , f V , vm.. L. . z J , Xxjgg or Spanish I students learn how to say the South American way. FIRST ROW, FRONT TO BACK ARE: Diane Harvey, Maria Garcia, Ronnie O'De11, Mary Nichols and Lea Dickerson. SECOND ROW: Jim Kelly, Geraldine Murphy, -iff M A Charles Haefling has the distinction of being the only boy among many girls in seventh eriod Latin class. ,He is surrounded by fclockwise starting on the leftjs Linda Farrell, Davetta Hardy, Marjory Leakey, Sharon Shoemaker, Maurine Sheeley, Dorothy Oelklaus, Renette Riley, Kathleen Heston, Pat O'Neil1, and Marilyn Mulloy. Q03 It S M9 QXV 42 1. ,,,, , If Susan Abboud, John Barelli, Mike Stover, and Evelyn Cutting. ,xx ENN gi t X X X x A ,iii, X if Y M V , ,. fs ,g d ,,-- f, V 1 is W. W Ai 1 .. N .gm ., ,V 55 f? 1 Ralph McMurray demonstrates the use of a' resonance tube for three other members of the physics class. He has just struck the tuning fork and is checking the time it takes for the sound to reach the end of the tube and bounce back, His colleagues, LEFT TO RIGHT are: Mary Joan Lang, Lloyd Schneider, and Mary Murphy. lt's a gory business for Barbara Raynor and Judy Stafford. They are dissecting perch while Baldy Darney shows them on the chart what parts of the fish they should be able to find. Rocks--sedimentary, igneous, and met- amorphic? These general science students are trying to decide how each specimen should be classified. LEFT TO RIGHT are: Dennis Hake, Michael Kelley, Ronald Raithel, Eileen Bryant, and Rosemary Schnept. Math Two plus two equals five and two times three equals nine, or so one would gather from the calculations of these mathematical intelligensia of the trig class PICTURED AT THE RIGHT. Just to prove that their brains are really in good working order, George Louis, Dave Johnson, and Dick Pierceall are getting ready to put logs to work in solving this complicated-looking problem. lf a person has two more dimes than nickels, and two more quarters than dimes, and his total is four dollars and forty cents, Bruce Lage maintains that this person would have to have eight nickels, ten dimes, and twelve quarters. Mary Ann Cook isn't quite sure whether to accept his result. Two other members of the Algebra T class, Tom Madigan and Margaret O'Sullivan, PIC- TURED BELOW, grin approval as Bruce tries to prove his point. lt's a regular hexagon, says George Breitenstein to Bonnie Hudson, and you check your angles this way. Jim Rogers has the meter stick handy to show that the sides are really equal. .wif MN-v-..., if I hm., sffyx, 7' s 'I 'TA' F EMM? X V X ,N -'s-. Absofebimg the Dates 6 mst? X ,mi X 'Q I 'ii' W' ss , -I R ik' ,J -K K, xg vs,- ,.., K , 1 I l 1, -1 ar. I V C H ,f,'f,,i5 On their way to do their part in the United Nations Day Assembly are the representatives from the American history classes pictured above. AT THE RIGHT, Richard Tobin, Virginia jones, Fred Parks, Patricia Rice and Judy Stafford present a panel on The Civilization ofAncent Rome: for the world history classes. Coach Hill, in the picture below, shows his fresh- man civics students how they can become better citizens by getting acquainted with the American form of govern- ment. LEFT TO RIGHT, ARE: Kathleen Adamson, Mary Ann Zuchowski, Cherene Buness, Coach Hill, Robert Garcia, John Taylor, and Charles Haefling. MEN? flip 2 John Falk, Bob Farrar and Kathryn Degan ffront, left to rightj demonstrate the way not to type if you want to be- come a proficient typist. Betty Mullen, Helen Chauvin, and Stan Storeman Qback, left to rightj illustrate the correct way to type - no errors, no erasures. Ada Mae Georgie checks her figures while Pat Diibon writes the correct ones on the chart. Jean Bowen and Eva Sanctez fat desksj take time out to watch Denise Gangel post some sample journals and ledgers. fr 7 ABOVE: Margaret Brady tests Kathleen Ryan's dicta- tion speed by clocking her on an article from Today's Secretary. LEFT: Learning how to use the Qhiddenjstencilmachine, Qleft to rightj, Karen Schufer, Sue Miller, Carol Luckner and Margie Haidusek. Meanwhile Ann Lynch dictates figures to Mary Frances Dannella and Leal Abbott who are trying to be accurate on the adding machine and still gain speed. Wt X ai' fx, gp 'lJQDQQ '12 'iigffif ii Future homemakers, under the direction of Sister Mary Donald, O,S,B. , and Miss Rita Frede, work up proficiency at cooking and sewing. DIRECTLY BELOW, Carol Luckner, member of the Clothing III Class, models the gown she made for the fall Homecoming Dance. In the picture to the left of Carol, are Marilyn Lilly, Martha Allegri, Sue Horan, and Cecilia French preparing some tasty tidbits. AT THE EXTREME LOWER LEFT, Betty Adams, Kay Legate, Mary Stitz, and Janice lend a willing hand and a skillful needle to help make costumes for the senior play. tt I x 4' 1 1 if -.V 2. 1 , 4' tl ' ' fi Constructing, drafting, printing, -- these boys do it with ease. Classes in drafting and shop are conducted by Coach Mintner who helps the boys design and build useful items The print shop, handled by Sister Mary Stephen, turns out placards, tickets, office forms, and school stationery. BELOW: Bill Barry gets Coach Mintner's advice on how to complete a drafting assignment. AT THE RIGHT: Donald Ocheskey watches Phil Morgan turn out programs in the print shop. EXTREME LOWER LEFT: John Moore aids Julian Bennett steady the wood as he feeds it into the saw. ,. V. taxa A' , , 'Gif lib . 'J' 2 ' C 3 ,...,,,,,,,..-an ,.,, ,,,, ,f f' Tx.. r af' .ff fX.gs4 . X 44' fa ' fr 15: gf ig I fx e Y , 'ff fC at -ve, ff f '7?f K, , K 3 , g f my Q 0 4. ,, , ,gf ,.,.. M, ,,.,.. -,,,.,,.Lc, A W. f A f , if X2 5 f 1 qv he X J f , z 1 ,V . April Arts 'K ws' 1 5 Y ,gf 4 . K. 'Hg NL' ABOVE, the sophomores show their skill in building a pyramid. ON Tl-IE BOTTOM LAYER ARE: Judy Thomas, Virginia Jones, Mary Catherine Zuchowski and Beverly Alyea, then Sandra Pretzl, and Janet O'Sul1ivan. OVER THE TOP ARE: Janice Cushing, Kay Nichols, Judy Gossey, Charlotte Triblett, and Vernie Labri. Margaret King aims for the basket while her teammates get set for the rebound. Sophomore irls tun bl f audience. g 1 e or an enthusiastic Under the direction of Mrs. John Schmiedeler girls physical education instructor, freshmen practice calisthentics. ' QetsTlwPaw The Lillis Student Council is made up of the leaders of the various clubs and classes under the supervision of Sister M, Fabiola, principal. All student activities are planned and in- augurated by this group. IN THE PICTURE ABOVE, Joe Malone has just called the meeting to order. Peggy Egan, secretary, in checking the attendance, finds that four members are absent, Dave Johnson, Ace Smith, Gerry Taylor, and John Taylor, THOSE PRESENT FOR ROLL CALL ARE, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Kathy Stevenson, Dorothy Nowell, Barbara Geschwind, Virginia Kneib, Sylvia Peacher, and Carl Childers. SECOND ROW: Charles Bachman, Dan Sull-ivan, Judy Henehan, Mike Cushing, Mary Frances Hiller, and Tony Brown. THIRD ROW: Jack Lockwood, Keith Hicks, Judy Long, Larry Schneider, and Baldy Darnay. FOURTH ROW.: Carol Luckner, Connie Mullikin, Frank Morales, and Ioan Sullivan. 59 w1.'4, f, r ' if 2 ' 4 5 Cfwfme 'v 9, X 444, i .X Y Three senior student council members cam- paigned for the office of president of the council. The campaign together with the subsequent registering and voting was handled by the American history 5 clauses under the direction of Sister Andrea. ABOVE, seniors vote at Precinct 1. 1 W , ' J joe Malone was the first student council presi- dent to be elected by the Lillis student body t following an active campaign on the part of three candidates nominated by the council. 'ABOVE, juniors are ballot- ing at Precinct 2. lv Candidates for student council presidency, ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Joe Malone, Ace Smith, and Charles Bachman. tt ,xr 4 3 1 l 1 4 42 45212 A Vote for Malone! Vote for Bachman! Vote for Smith! 60 Capwus Carnival King, Harold Hueser, and Queen, Shirley Trueblood, reigned supreme at the dance. June Beebe, Susan Fundis, Ellen Bensing, Bonnie Hudson, and Susan Fundis deck the tree with cherries. 's fe Testing the aim of their friends in the picture at the middle right are: Betty Jean Myerson, Jackie Lloyd and Charlotte Triblett. Directly above is a scene from'the chili supper which took place in the cafeteria, The food was delicious, hot, and fattening. In the background of the picture is the candy booth operated by the fresh- men of 402. 61 1 . V25 .V ' V, 1 ,M The Visitation r I , , , Z fn . 'I ig T si X X, f Ay Z v The Birfh of Our Lord x My 5 0 O 9 X S T i . NX The Annuncicfion To honor Our Lady as Queen of the Holy Rosary, sodalists took part in a Living Rosary during October. Senior sodality members were privileged to rep resent the beads of the rosary leading the particular Our Father of Hail Mary which each represented. As an aid to meditation, the Joyful Mysteries were presented in tableau during the recitation of the rosary ,lv--1 I J -1 , , -s - , , s ,xx . .Z Y The Finding in the Temple The Presentation if if if dr ' ' . 'm- -ff 2 , 'j 4 - swf 5 ,f j wh - .I - i.. if I jg: fp l V,.., J I .,,: J, . I Q If ' 1 , 4 ,fA an Li ,ff KVVVV, r fVk,' -1 , . , ,.,, , , . . , :V W -J A' J 1AfA A ,A , , . ,, 6 lf , 1 My nf , f 7 ' ' f 'f - , , - -' ' W if ' f,,' 4 f, ,. ,J f ' A bi if - J ' ' , Y l gf 'ff Vf'3, 3: fffff -W K L.. wr -- , fr 2 J 1 , ri ,,.',, 1 1 ,f ' ' ,wi V This secfion of The bleachers holds mosfly freshmen experiencing for The Firsf time The exciiemenf of o Lillis Homecoming Rally. 0 . B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS, PICTURED AT THE RIGHT , lead the junior cheering section. They are Joanne Rush, Mary Ann Soligo, Gerry Murphy and Mary Frances Lohe. BELOW, members of the Pep Club show the gridsters just how the game should be played, - . ' J 'f ' 4: -gr - I it var,- f- 5 E . AY: Q Q I, 6 , , w e ' t ABOVE, are the sophomore cheerleaders, who sparked the rally with their yells. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Kathy Stevenson, Rita Biritz, Judy Maxwell, and Martha Allegri. New to the ranks of cheerleaders are the freshmen at the left, Mary Jo Myers 7 64 and Sandra Overman, STANDING. Judy Bruier and Beryl Pretzl, KNEELING. -kt. ,. pi ig, Q The 'flibtlf OW PQRALIPJ The B-team cheerleaders followed by the majorettes and the Lillis Band lead the colorful Homecoming Parade. The ranks of Green Peppers, marching four abreast immediately precede the cars carrying the 1956 Homecoming Royalty. AT THE LOWER RIGHT, in the first car are the Varsity cheerleaders. IN THE SECOND CAR ride the queen's attendants, ConnieMullikin and Judy Malkmus, IN THE LAST CAR, flanked by an honor guard of letter- men, is Queen Vivian Thompson. The lettermen, LEFT TO RIGHT , ARE: George Breitenstein, George Louis, Francis Gramlich, Dan Fansher, Paul Williams, and Mike Lonegan. IN THE CAR, visible and invisible are: Frank Morales, Jack Lockwood, Jerry Salazar and Ace Smith. . I W' lf- V - Jffljuh., if f.1ZTtjQ 'ILC gf I' W S Q' fy Y ,Q , K x f5'f'g,'ff? Z. WZ! V A M Q W, ff ' V r 'fi T. y a - -24 2' fwfffwm , ' 1 ' Wh f I I ,V ra v i! 5+ I so A I . I ,. 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The big question of the day-- What's the best way to crown a fair young lady? --comes from Mike Cushing and Joe Malone, as the observe Frank Morales' technique in placing the crown on Vivian Thompson. Smiles come from Connie, Vivian, and Judy who wish they had a mirror to see the proceedure, lt's Coach Mintner to the rescue in the picture directly below. 66' wmk n-uni Connie f I ff ff 1' Li 7 f ? , 'A' - o lv 'fwgQ, lffz i W f VA , . 'Q , Yr fianz zi ff' 7 4 f f ,g ' ' Z f hai .V QUEEN Vivian Thompson V 1 K F ,X 0, Judy Mclkmus W , A . Mike Cushing Joe Malone guard fullback George Breifensfeln guard ff 1 1, ,M , A , -r ' M Bob Mqskall f , f ,f,, Q, - r guard Coach Minfer ag va ubfo' 1? ,oval MZ l Ace Smith f center peso '9. .X Vllvr M W rrg. . Warnie Powers carries The ,sf A - - - - Co h i. 'W - pigs in in This achon shof qc , ,fa . . ' r of the Llllis-Ho an fussle. L7 9 ,i Schmledeler iz? ff-W W . 9 - ,wiv M 4 g Hs. W ff.. 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Bruc e Sharkey 4' ,XLS John, Whitney, and Harlan are all ready to help Mother get Father baptized. itlu Mother sooths Father after the monthly discussion of Poor household bills. Mother l 1 I i l The faint K Vince Barren r it new lrna Beefbowe FATHER a New YM ia 501316 Bernie Beblw VINNXLNIISE vijge their eighteen Year O Michael Cusgggi AREI In Johll CIXGHY fifteen Vear 0121303011 in Joe Brown EY ten Year I Tobler wt-ttTN A, Ola son G nevteve in ye 6 ii HARLAN eism of me Days C Ya Dorothy NOWQ k AceSm1m E I .lim Garrett Bob Maskiu Kathleen Ryahf' 5 Mae ge Zine Mccieeiiy Connie Mumkm Le-al Abbott Geoygle 1 When Dr. Lloyd comes fo tea, iT's time for Whitney to do some fast memorizing. Joe Brown joined an all-senior cast, under the direction of Sister Mary William, to present Life With Father. Pictured at the left is the entire cast awaiting the signal for curtain call. The ever-changing maids, one behind the other, are: Leal Abbott, Connie Mullikin, Regina McCleery, and Ada Mae Georgie. OTHERS STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT, INCLUDE Kathleen Ryan, Ace Smith, Dorothy Nowell, Bernie Behlau, Mike Cushing, Genevieve Tobler, Jim Garrett, and Bob Maskill. SEATED ARE John Rush, Delma Beerbower, Vince Barrett, and last, littlest, but not least, Joe Brown. 8 1 Qceues PICTURE I--Conference Francis Gramlich, Charles Hum- phrey, Billy Cox, and Ed Vogel are having a private conference with Rev. Rudolph Siedling, the junior-senior retreat master. PICTURE ll--Reading Spiritual reading is part of a good retreat for sophomores, Ed Wichman, John Hamilton, Mary Lefever, and Martha Kelly. PICTURE III--Stations Junior girls are nia king the Stations ofthe Cross, These sta- tions, newly erected in the school chapel are a gift of the Right Reverend Cuthbert McDonald Abbot of St. Benedict Monastery, Atchison, Kansas. , N, tv ' gun? i i A , fl Zn s gl X W, it 'I 4 'i xy PICTURE I--Christmas Baskets Sophomores arranging their gifts for a needy family are: John Hiller, Barbara Raynor, Tom Dorrian, Beverly Walker, Carolanne DiBella, and Mary Ann O'Dwyer, PICTURE ll--Nameday Program Members of the speech Classes, glee clubs and band took part in a joint Christmas and Name- day program to honor Sister Eabiola. PICTURE lll--Advent Wreath Freshmen, Rosemary Schnepf, Rita Prevost, Beryl Dretzl, Pat O'Neill, Bob Childers, lim O'Neill, Steve Salmon, Jim Strohm, and Pat Baker help Sister Kieran, sodality moder- ator, make an Advent wreath ins- fl-so .-...nm nm--:A... - f H , 19 'Wi'hF ef-ew-s. ec , , 1 f ,, ABOVE, some of the members of the Camera Club are studying the high points of an exhibit of prize-winning pictures furnished by Scholastic Magazines. LEFT TO RIGHT SEATED, ARE: Charles Haefling, Margie Haidusek, Curley Mae Haines, and Sharon Scott. STANDING ARE:' Mary Helen Cason, Emery Harmon, Renette Riley, Regina McCleery, Charles Bachman, and Peggy Egan. Liwslasgfallr AT THE LEFT, Peggy Egan, yearbook editor, checks the headline schedule with Bernie Behlau while Dick Pierceall, associate editor, consults with Carl Childers, art director, on layout ideas. Doing last minute proofreading and checking to meet the December deadline for the Lillislog are: Leal Abbott, Thais Hairston, Dolores Haefling, Genevieve Tobler, and Mary Murphy. BELOW, other members of the Lillislog staff identify pictures, make up pages, and type copy. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Vivian Thompson Ada Mae Georgie Joan Sullivan, V Judy Malkmus, Margaret Gaschen, Delma Beerbower, in is - Charles Bachman, and Wayne Perry. A f:f,47,',1 ,. ff M161 t i 1541. ' ' a ffw f, 417, ww-Ml? J, , Q b h 3 ' 'wr-4' 7 1 4 I gf' -XX Working on circulating the December issue of the Lillistrator are the staff members pictured above. LEFT TO RIGHT THEY ARE: Mary Joan Lang, Carol Horan, Dorothy Nowell, David Johnson feditor-in-chiefj, and sports editors, John Rush and Pat Donnelly. The faithful five on the staff, who have engaged in the most active duty are pictured at the right getting copy ready to be lithographed. They are Connie Mullikin, Kathleen Shea, Mary Kay Mishmash, Thais Hairston, and Cosby Didde. ..L-Lbs J: ' T .ui , ' t h EQSQSJQ' J 95.4419 'Zi' Under the direction of Father Kieran, members of the L- L-CLUB MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT , ARE, FRONT ROW: Club practice for Billion Dollar Saint. John Brooke, Frank Morales, Mike Cushing, Francis Gramlich, Ace SEATED, dishes out the costumes for appraisel. LEFT TO Smith, David Lamb, Vic Tobler, George Louis, George RIGHT ARE: Mike Kandlbinder, adjusting the cowl on Bob Breitenstein, John Brooke, Dan Sullivan, Bob Glynn, Sal Maskill's Franciscan habit, Warnie Powers, Kenneth Morales, Mike Kandlbinder. BACK ROW: Don Keyes, Bill Vogelbaugh, John Brooke, Bob Glynn, Father Kieran, Larry Groff, Bob Maskill, Charles Humphrey, Kenneth Schneider, Dan Sullivan and Vic Tobler. Vogelbaugh, Ronnie O'Dell, Jim Kelly and Henry Gillispie. 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GLM F-fceslwmaw Qquadf BACK ROW' Lionel Brown Bob Childers. , . b Basham. FRONT ROW: Robert Coe, Joe , ' ' 'll Ton Brown, Mike Juarez, Oscar Penrice, Bo Rodgers, hm O Ner , y Rebound lt's lump ball with Sal Morales playing center. OW dw 1 We want a basket! Salazar! Salazar! He's our man! W A: , ' AA 5 H, 4 ' X762 ' 1 4 ffl M! i A basket! A basket! A basket, boys! Gewholbeallz During the half 'rime of the Lillis-Sf. Joe Gome, the Irish Pep Club cry our for victory. At the first Silver Ball given by the Pep Club during the Christmak holidays, Joan Sullivan crowned Mike Cushing king. Others in attendance are: George Breitenstein, Kay Shea mus. Pep Club members are hoping to make this an annual affair. Ace Smith, and Judy Malk- fl 3 A 14 J li 'ssl' X Y A Finals for the apologetics oratory and extemporaneous divisions in the Speech Contest are FIRST ROW: Carol Curry, Mike Cushing, Christine De Carlo Dave Johnson fstandingj, Susan Aboud, Dennis Spoon Mary Hiller and Bernie Behlau. BACK ROW ARE: Diane Holt Maurice Shaw Larry Schneider, Kevin Glynn, Bill Galvin and Dorothy Nowell. Winners in the freshman-sophomore division of the Speech Contest are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Maxwell, Barbara Raynor, Eileen Bryant, Mary Jo Myers, Pat Ryan, and Michael Kelley. Speech Contest Listening to Joe Nastasio read a poetic selection, are finalists in the poetry, serious and humorous divisions. FRONT ROW ARE: Joe Nastasio, Helen Burke, Sandy Burns, Maria Garcia, Rose Arnone, Barbara Heronome, Mary Alice Thornton, Ruth , Koelzer, Regina , McCleery, Mary Jo 4 M X ff 2 WE 5'1 , f ' Maloney, BACK ROW ff if f ARE: Delma Beerbower, Judy Healey, Mike f Angermayer, Mike Kandlbinder, Jim O'Su1livan, Vince Barrett, Ace Smith, and Pat Dobbs. AT The RIGHT, Archie fDovicl Johnsonl stands before The Coliph Uim O'Sullivonl roped ond recucly for execufion. His crime, according To The prefecf of police fFrc1nk Morolesl is being coughT wiTh cm comero in Bagdcd. BELOW ore o couple of c1vioTors, POT Donnelly oncl Ace Smith. ATTenTion! lT's The Coliph and his clc:ughTer Jewel QPGT Arnolcll, OrienTol doncers. or v C i l , 3 BW ff 4 4 Aff? Wi? K t, D K X 1 J 7 ,sg . l L..L.1l Henrietta Whipstitch Dorothy Nowell Chorus of American tourists He did it, soy Pot Donnell and Y - A Joe Mculone pointing their fingers 5 ot Ace Smith. S 06 BELOW is pictured the first oct finale of the Belle of Bogdcid, on operetto in two acts presented by Lillis glee clubs under the direction of Sister Clement Marie ond Sister Rosario. 13:-m Eagdawb Zel Endo La Reine Swann Chorus of American Tourists 4,-Ad 1 ffl!! L' ' , ws, , 1 f' wwf -5 ,ff ABOVE, seniors inducted into the Honor Society this April are Thais Harston, Dick Pierceall, Dolores Haefling, Mike Cushing, Mary Kay Mishmash and Bernie Behlau. RIGHT , inducted into the Honor Society their junior year are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Curry, Susan Abboud, Mary Frances Hiller, Mary Ann McDonald, Catherine Robinson, Judy Garrett, Patty Lou May, Dennis Spoon, Ruth Koelzer, Maurice Shaw and Barbara. Overman. Scholarship, character, service and leadership are qualities possessed by members of National Honor Society. Second year members pictured below, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Joan Lang, Peggy Egan, Charles Bachman, Ada Mae Georgie, Kathleen Shea, Donna Zeller, 'Leal Abbott, Mary Frances Danella, Delma Beerbower and Dorothy Nowell. I ff if ,, if ar V 1 , 1 K ,V , vi v 1 ry., ff Y ff if 4 ' E I Tzliwr. 'x.k 'fifli , ff 'W' , f S ,f 'QV f ' f T ' W ., T. My 'iT ' gi , .M . gms' f A, Mr. James T. Kelly T K AT THE RIGHT, the band officers plan for the spring music festival. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Bernie Behlau Vic - 'd , , e presr entg Barbara Geschwind, librariang Charles Bachman, presidentgCaro1Pierce, 1ibrariangancl'Susan Fundis, secretary- ' Lreasurer. The concert ba d ' db ' ' ' ' ' n picture elow is under the dueeuon of SISICIAHICGIZ, O.S.B. and Mr. James Kell ff' ,f MAIORETTES , LEFT TO RIGHT , ARE, FRONT ROW: Rose Arnone, Dorothy Bachman, Mary Joan Lang, Carol Hudson, and Gloria Dillon. SECOND ROW: Patricia Bachman, Judy Henehan, Beverly Walker, Beverly Groff, and Shirley Trueblood. Mrs. James O'Hern Instructor of Moioreffes .fin -J.: 5v',,,v'l' 1 if ,gill -4.- V T elf S ,'rl lgyt W. Q fa I, or Y A ' , flfiz ..- ,Z X,, V M, Lm.,. N.. v....,.-Q.. T tl: I 3 ft fill' 'V ,gp , . X!- if as g c 'L X w --..--. .Q--....., ' -...- .-s.a' L- ' - K'---ri :E 5 'I . .-..... ..., ...' 'al -. ',., . ' ' Q-.X-:Q-,....,. -. as N, um.. , , Q .N-5...-LL.'TT. .L'IT.f1s.. fn . . ,...... . Q, A Q t..,.. x.x. . M, . ...WW ., .. 0... .xxx ,T M T, .,,, T ts. X .t...N--T , '33 Y vqx 1 5 1 hi tg 'P , Q 't ws. M, , S' K ' v-'qu-s. ' 0: LH. . e. ' F - - Several freshmen from Room 404 get on the mark for a race. They are John Harrington, Michael Herrington, Tony Fowler, and Larry Straton. XP' 3 rf Q 4527 F -s A .,,., ,- -- fF1.g ' ' :iw .X V! r -Ne, AQ Xt pr-rr X Stix 5 Nw S mfs ff R.: P 'Q You're out. says Steve Howe as he tags Kenny Parr. STANDING ARE: Maurice Shaw, umpire, and John Muehlberger, waiting to bat. SQ' 5 X Qi xg! Q r ' X Roy Bolch coach for Room 200 lines up hts team Bob Maskill Wayne Perry Dick Winfrey Jerry Dixon Dick Pierceall Harold Heuser and Ed Vogel against Joe Malone s team from Room 201. These include Sonny Gillispie Charles Bernardi Dave Johnson Frank Morales Fred Roberts and Joe Malone Ccoachj, Sophomores out for some touch football include, LEFT TO .4- ' 92 yr RIGHT, FRONT ROW: James Conaghan, Martin Steinmetz Richard Harrison, Denver Sublette and Ernest Tallman. SECOND ROW: Frank Warfield, Eugene Watkins, Tom Warren, and Bruce Lage. ' , M s m . 9-li? 'xi l Miss Margaret Walsh and Miss Rita Frede, two of Lillis's lay faculty members, are being the gracious hostesses at the Parent-Faculty Tea. ' ' MomsawDads Q, ,,,.. , This page sponsored by THE LILLIS MOTHERS cLuB 53 F l 4, Mothers relax at a hand of bridge while the Dads take over the work at the annual card party of the Dad's Club. At the FAR LEFT Father Kieran, assisted by the Dads, is distrib- uting prizes. ln the picture BELOW, Mr. Abboud, president of the club, is showing Mr. Bellman and Mr. Tschirhart how to cut the cakes. 'z, 31 Q . 1 ! K' f f ll z 1 , 1 I ff L wig. vpv7fi:f'iL f,iL1 ,,,,, L' 'f 'i , ' ' , M ' ' -' ,'-f ' f'-' ,f- ff', 2 ':',,'EiE.f'i:f:11!E5f-i fi These two pages are dedicated To The many righfing lrish whose service behind The scenes keeps Lillis running smoofhly. - AT THE RIGHT , Larry Schneider, Patty Lou May, and Aleeta Woodring are painting scenery for Belle of Bagdad. Time out for lunch, says Pat Diibon, cashier, in the picture below of the Lillis cafeteria. Ann Lynch, Catherine Jaeger, and Janice Deiyiarco , carry trays for the religion instructors. l Lillis High School, Geraldine Taylor speaking. Curtain 'rime finds Carl This page is sponsored by Nofhnagel, property man, COUNTRY CLUB DAIRY ready for acfion. 5633 Troosr - ' My l f' Toni Danella, Mary Ann McDonald and Jackie , Lloyd give volunteer service in the library. Handling dangerous stuff are Emery Harmon and Larry Walsh, who help Sister Maxine in the chemistry lab and the darkroom. - Team managers, Ed Parra and Charles Humphrey, keep the balls and other athletic equipment in condition. X S Bagdad, practices with three members of the chorus, Carol Kiefer, Beverly Groft and Regina McCleery. This page is sponsored by Smiling proudly over the background they TOEDMAN CAB COMPANY painted for a biology exhibit are Bonnie 95 Gnd Hudson and Pattyfliou May. Even the turtles BEEBE STUDIO Judy Healey, accompanist for The Belle ok f W! K Freshman representatives prepare for their induction by studying the sodality Rule Book. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Rudy Garcia, Charlotte Hunter, Oscar Penrice, Vicki Staab, Paul Baldridge, Juanita Schreier, Charles Haefling, and Beryl Pretzl. Sophomore representatives are making posters to spark vocation month. CLOCKWISE AROUND THE TABLE ARE: Mary Ann O'Dwyer, Bill Groff, Frances Totta, John Hiller, Judy Miller, Janet O'Sullivan, Richard Harrison and Dan Cates. Own Junior representatives set the pace for aid to the missions. Packing stamps and magazines for shipment are: Kevin Glynn, Pat Brown, Jim Kelly, Vic Tobler, Barbara Overman, Georgia Speckhals, Dennis Spoon and Kay Childers. Senior representatives take the lead in writing letters protesting the showing of Baby Doll , a con- demned movie. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Mike Cushing, Josephine Tremonti, Roy Bolch, Carl Nothnagel, Jim O'Sullivan Janice Pipes, Mary Kay Murphy and Dorothy Nowell 151 Quwv off dw M05 May of each year is set aside to honor Mary, the Mother of God. During this month the rosary is said for the inten- tions of the Holy Father, and the sodality prefect crowns Our Lady at a special ceremony. In the picture at the right, Judy Long, sodality prefect, assisted by Bernie Behlau , vice-perfect, prepares to place the crown on the statue of the Blessed Virgin. Below is the entire crowning group. LEFT TO RIGHT, ARE: Kenneth Meisinger, Rachel Sanchez, Judy Long, Bernie Behlau, Peggy Egan, Mike Cushihg, Mary Frances Hiller, and Charles Bachman. gf s .. K 1 -ef J is irq . 1, mi? WWW Y X School photographer, Charles Bachman, is on the iob until the last picture is taken He shoots across the page to get that last one on page 99 Mr Mr. Mr Mr PERSONAL PATRONS . and Mrs. John Egan and Mrs. Marion I. Haetling . and Mrs. William H. Lang, Jr. . and Mrs. A.J. Sanchez 98 Owv!-I I. 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