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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

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If O ye Angels of the Lord, bless the Lord O ye heavens, bless the Lord 4' O all ye waters that are above the heavens bless the Lord, O all ye powers of the Lord bless the Lord O ye sun and moon, bless the Lord O ye stars of heaven, bless the Lord :,.4 C54 FOREWORD Scientists during this geophysical year are studying the - n g,,:, M Wonders of God's universe But many of them with the N, M, 4 materialistic attitude of our age are seeing the stars, the b planets, the oceans foliage and other parts of creation only I 7- as physical elements with no spiritual behind them. world in its wonderous beauty. We think of the Almighty - -.- i A and Intelligent Being who created it, and pray for His help I, iiy U to use the world according to His Will. I IVVV In these pages we look through the eyes of faith at the -'-'-r Z DEDICATION i As a means of thanking St. Patrick for pro- tecting us, the Fighting Irish, we wish to dedi- cate the Lillislog ' of 1958 to him. We hope that he will be proud of us. We pray that he will guide each of us as we step into the future. This Irish patron used the Shamrock to represent the Blessed Trinity. We like to think the s-hamrock also as a sy-rnbol of our living faith, our fervent hope, and our burning charity To us, St. Patrick is the ideal scientist be- cause he saw in the created universe not only surpassing beauty but also a Supreme Being behind it. 3 gf. tQ. A Q , S if f M 2 H K. uskuyg 4 - v K if V 'L ' if' Y, t ' ,.'Q,'yiv 0 5 ' , 5 x ,vs ' ' C ' vc s X ,WN .1 'dw wi. ,V 'xxx in S 1 ' ' Q 4315! v X ggi' ' ' 75 'A- s :ln 6,1 AN JN Y-. ,pfsj N54 'E Qffxfi' s may A ' 'K 5 Q in xy A KK' 'm fha V3 'K 144' ,xxkxl :'l'4?. ' X--X i wi ivy. Xiu 9 ' 5. 8 x if ,, Lars? 235. X45 n VV A ., vp VV 'Xin Y, A QQ' X U QS 'ii ' Vw 1 M ' ,I 'fr 1 ' in ' f ' J 9' . -1. . x M ,4 's' 14 ,ll , V' 4 1 ' . v '42 , I , Aly' .A . x . a J' -'hav iwfk' f' A ,r ' f ' w gi!! fi i OUR BISHCP Mylgiear Graduates, Remember always that a school is rneasuredby the students it producesg strive to bring scholastic renown to yourselves, credit to Lillis High School, joy to your good parents and hopeto the Church. H57 md? 7 Reverend Kieran Q, if . 4 . ff -aiu'-4+ ' - Xi ,V Mclnerney, O.S .B . Pvese Reverend Roger Miller ur Facuu nilng Sister M. Fabiola, O.S.B. Principal Reverend Kieran Mclnerney, O.S.B. Resident chaplain and sociology teacher Reverend Roger Miller Moderator and sophomore religion teacher Reverend Harry Berendzen Junior religion teacher Reverend John Clark, C.M. Junior religion teacher Reverend William Barron, O.P. Sophomore religion teacher Reverend Lawrence Graham Freshman religion teacher Sister M. Aniceta, O.S.B. Homeroom 403, band, math, and English Sister Mary Brian, O.S.B. Horneroom 406, English, and Latin Sister Clement Marie, O.S.B. Horneroorn 201, music, and history Sister Dionysia, O.S.B. Homeroorn 302, English, and history Sister M. Dolores, O.S.B. Homeroom 402, clerical practice, shorthand and typing Sister Mary Donald, O.S.B. English and clothing Sister M. Emerich, O.S.B. Homeroorn 405, shorthand, typing, and bookkeeping 6 Sister M. Egberta, O.S.B. Homeroom 205, art, artcraft, and sodality moderator Q 'X AM 4 W' 'V ' Sister Mary Felix, O.S.B. Homeroom 202, English, and foods Sister M. Kieran, O.S.B. Library Sister Mary Joyce, O.S.B. Homeroom 200, algebra, trigonometry, and yearbook Sister M. Mauricita, O.S.B. Homeroom 304, American and world history, and bookroom Sister Maxine, O.S.B. Homeroom 303, chemistry, physics, and photography Sister Mary Richard, O.S.B. Homeroom 306, biology, and general science Sister Mary Stephen, O.S.B. Homeroom 404, printing, algebra, and English Sister Terrance, O.S.B. Homeroom 203, Spanish, Journalism, and LILLIS T RA TO R Sister Mary William, O.S.B. Reverend John Homeroom 204, speech, and English Clark, C.M. Sister Prima, O .S .B . Caf et S f 1 a iii cytc 55 Q Si S t e r M . G e rmana , O .S .B . f Cafeteria sister M. vitaiis, O.S.B. Cafeteria Miss Rita Frede Foods, clothing, and English Mrs. Robert Greene 1,X91 Girls' Physical Education Miss Dorothy Kennedy English and social science Coach Joseph Mintner Drafting, shop, and physical education Coach John Schrniedeler Geometry, general math, and drivers' i As e du c a t i o n Mr. Cha rle s Sandy En g l i s h Reverend Lawrence Reverend Harry , Graham Berendzen l T-1' , ' 1245 11' QQ, if R e v e r e n d Wi ll i am E . c Barron, O.P. Z an-N, tw g i 7 t ,.f. on Pictured above are Mr. Charles Sandy, Coach Joe Mintner, and Coach John Schrniedeler They are awaiting the arrival of the rest of the lay faculty forlbreakfast followin the first . 8 Mass in the gyrn held for the student body. Mr. Sandy listens attentively to get the inside dope as the Coaches discuss the forth-coming football season. Mr. Sandy is the first Lillis alumnus to join the faculty. Coach Schmiedeler has been head basketball coach at Lillis for the past five years, while Coach Mintner has served as head football coach since 1947. The young ladies pictured below are not students, but part of Lillis' competent facult The Y- Y are Mrs. Robert Greene, Miss Rita Frede, and Miss Dorothy Kennedy. Mrs. Greene is the new physical education teacher. Miss Frede has been with Lillis since la st year, while Miss Kennedy joined the faculty this fall. 'N-fin -W I ' 8 in Y . if ngff ff fff, . WKWW Z1 ,wg 1, 4 2677 fl! 1 , f .fa- , f ff ff ss 5 an gg P1 fllfilil l S wfi, ,' V - lg R, Wk, W I ali , , Zz -Lui 3 gf., 323 5 J I . ,, i T S, 1 , 4' - ?L1:'-.-' ' ' ' mga t e 4 ' N lx tudent Council The Student Council, which is made up of presidents and prefects of organizations as well as of homeroom leaders, is under the su- pervision of Sister Fabiola, O.S.B., principal. This group of leaders seeks to foster school spirit, to promote worthwhile activities, and to coordinate the opinions and efforts of students with those of the faculty. In the picture above, student council mem- bers set out to attend a meeting at the Catholic first row, Christine DiCarlo, Mary Frances Hiller, Helen Burkeg second row, Kevin Glynn Qpresidentj, Dennis Spoon, Larry Schneiderg third row, Mike McNamara, Jean Goff, Theresa Scanlon, Steve Howe, Dan Sullivang fourth row, Janet O'Sullivan, Donna Mustain, Judy Healeyg fifth row, Jim Hernmingsen, Mike Morrisg sixth row, Keith Hicks, John McNamara, Ron- nie O'Dellg seventh row, Kay Childers, Bar- bara Overrnang eighth row, Tom Dorrian, Charity Convention. They are left to right: 10RObert G-511'Cia, and N' l ' if Xt X All pepped up to start the l957-'58 season are these Green Pepper varsity cheer leaders: first row, Peggy Strohm and Rita Biritzg second row, Mary Ann Soligo and Shirley Truebloodg third row, Vicki Brown and Janice Cushing. Varsity Irish Atom-Smashers One rainy day in the early fall the varsity team was confined to the gym for signal practice. The starting line-up pictured here is composed mostly of senior lettermen. They are: end, Dan Fansherg tackle, Dan Sullivang guard, Bob Glynng center, Mike Morrisg guard, Mike Iuarezg tackle, Mike Kandlbinderg end, Bill Galving halfback, John McNamarag quarterback, Warren Powersg fullback, Keith Hicksg and halfback, Vic Tobler. ll J -.if The first week of school, known as orientation week, is one of the most interesting of the whole year. These two pages present some first impressions and first ex- pressions of both old and new students as they begin an- other year as Fighting Irish. Above, Kathleen Lyndon, Debbie Dabner, Dan Fansher, and Mike Kandlbinder pore over a copy of the September activity calendar. Dennis Spoon, on their right, gets a welcoming poke from an unseen pal. FIR T defs' H WOT! . me, freShD2g '20 reaiiais JOYDT1 Dai ei arou U1 the 1 he WXXX ES he 5665 S?-1 when e bog U H105 iibfaflf' Bob Childers and Larry Walsh, sophomores, compare book stacks and wonder who's going to study the hardest. It's the new Lillis handbook that has ab- sorbed the attention of Mike Kandlbinder, Warren Powers, Bob Glynn, Bill Galvin, Mike Stover, and Anthony Locascio. 12 Miss Dorothy Kennedy, who joined the Lillis faculty this fall, looks bewildered. She wonders who is who in this picture. Well, so do we. We know that the twins standing closest to Miss Kennedy are Viola and Violet Haidusekg the others are Jo Ann and Juanita Diebold. We leave you to fit the name to the right twin. E PRESSIONS duff! Cheryl Kepford regis- ters disgust because the lockers on third floor just won't open. Or could it be that Cheryl, like most be- ginning freshmen, hasn't learned how to master one of those monsters yet? Freshmen, lain-ia Keno and Judy Theis, aren't slow in discovering the best place to go for help. They stop off at chapel to ask God's blessing on their studies. 12 o JP!! tOf Ollt Dan Sullivan had to miss football practice because he got too friendly with the electric fan. Vic Tobler and Jim Kelly want to make sure that the bandages are authentic. 75573 yeczffagf . 'Rf 111 fa P -1'-1' rep- Se Llp Ost be OL1 3 5 . I M . Pbltanill- gas Llnd aijdjsharl yn 2 t p 1' Q F fe M Of 12 a e UI 431. alba life!! Sjjp Joy Ze - fo f, ment ai1hSn get a the ey ex 13 lm'-4 rm 1 ,. Ili' CLASS OFFICERS President. . ..... ..... R onald O'Dell Vice-President. . . . . .Larry Schneider Secretary ...... .... S usan Abboud Treasurer. . . . .Judy Healey 14 SUSAN ABBOUD ROSE VITA ARNONE 15 PATRICIA ARNOLD SUSAN ABBOUD Sodalit Treasurer 4' Homeroom Co-leader 35 Lil- Y: , lislog Business Managerg National Honor Society 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Religion Contest 1,2535 Speech Contest 1. Ambition: Secretary. PATRICIA ARNOLD Sodalityg Pep Club5 Operetta 3,45 Senior Play. Am- bition: Secretary. ROSE VITA ARNONE Sodality, Representative 25 Majorette Z,3,45 Drum Majorette 45 Speech Contest l,2,35 Pep Club5 Oper- etta 3,45 Lillislog Business Manager5 Senior Play. Ambition: Undecided. ELIAS ASCENCIO Transfer from Manual. Ambition: Auto Mechanic. RICHARD AZIERE Soda1ity5 Transfer from Hogan. Ambition: Navy. DOROTHY BACHMAN Sodalityg Majorette Z,3,45 Pep Clubg Operetta 354. Ambition: Undecided. JOHN BARELLI Transfer from Manual. Ambition: Barber. DOROTHY BAUER Sodalityg Operetta 45 Transfer from Loretto. Am- bition: Undecided. DOROTHY BACHMAN JOHN BARELLI 5 ELIAS ASC ENCIO RICHARD AZIERE DORO THY BAU ER P' f 1 BYS52W?s'?f1 ROBERT BEHRENS SANDRA BIERMAN PATRICIA BROWN VICKI BROWN RAYMOND BOSSERT ROB ERT BEHRENS Sodalityi Representative lg Basketball 4. Ambition: Mechanical Draftsman. SANDRA BIERMAN Sodality, Representative 1,25 Pep,Club. Ambition: Housewife. RAYMOND BOSSERT Sodalityg Lillistrator Staff 3,4g Operetta 3,4. Am- bition: Electrical Engineer. PATRICIA BROWN Sodality, Representative 35 Pep Clubg Homeroom Co-Leader 2.5 Lillistrator Business Manager 3,4g Operetta 3,4g Flag Corps lg Speech Contest 13 Lillislog Staff. Ambition: Airline Hostess. VICKI BROWN Sodalityg Pep Clubg Cheerleader l,Z,3,4g Operetta 3,4.' Ambition: Marriage. HELEN BURKE Sodalityg Pep Clubg Horneroom Leader 4g Student Council 43 Senior Playg Operetta 3,4g Speech Con- test 2,3,4. Ambition: Model. SANDRA BURNS Sodality, Representative 45 Operetta 3,4g Speech Contest 2,39 Book Review Contest 45 Senior Play. Ambition: College. MARGARET CASON Sodality. Ambition Nurse. SANDRA BURNS HELEN BURKE MARGARET CASON ,. xt SHARON COOPER HELEN CHAUVIN KATHLEEN CHILDERS HELEN CHAUVIN Sodality5 Pep Club: Operetta 3,4. Ambition: Ac- counting Clerk. KATHLEEN CHILDERS Sodality, Representative 1,35 Pep Club, President 45 Student Council 45 Lillistrator Staff 3,45 Operetta 3,4 Religion Contest 1,25 Essay Contest 4. Ambition: College. PATRICIA COLLINS Sodalityg Pep Club. Ambition: Marriage. CONNIE COOPER Lillislog Staff5 Operetta 3,45 Band l,2. Ambition: College. SHARON COOPER Transfer from Anniston High, Anniston, Missouri. Ambition: College. CAROL ANN CURRY Sodalityg National Honor Society 3,45 Senior Play: Operetta 3,45 Religion Contest 2,35 Speech Contest 35 Essay Contest 35 Book Review Contest 3,4. Ambi- tion: Research Biologist or Chemist. EVELYN CUTTING Sodality5 Pep Club5 Senior Play. Ambition: Secre- tary. CAROL ANN CURRY EVELYN CUTTING PATRICIA CO LLINS CONNIE COOPER CHRISTINE DiCARLO DEBBIE DABNER JANICE DeMARCO DEBBIE DABNER Sodality, Representative 4: Pep Club: Lillis Libs 1,25 Lillistrator Feature Eclitorg Senior Play: Operetta 3,45 Children's Theater lg Speech Contest lg Essay Contest l,3. Ambition: To Do Well in Whatever I Undertake. JANICE DeMARCO Pep Club. Ambition: Airline Hostess. CHRISTINE DiCARLO Sodality: Pep Club: Student Council 45 Camera Club, President 4: Lillislog Staff: Senior Play: Operetta 3,45 Religion Contest 35 Speech Contest 35 Transfer PATRICIA DOBBS from Central. Ambition: To Fulfill My Purpose in Life to the Best of My Ability. LEA DICKERSON Transfer from Marygrove High School. Ambition: Dress Designer. PATRICIA DOBBS Sodalityg Pep Club: Lillis Libs 1,35 Speech Contest 2,3. Ambition: secretary. LEA DICKERSON BETH DOWNER Sodalityg Pep Clubg Senior Play: Band lg Transfer from Loretto Academy. Ambition: Undecided. HELEN DUNCAN Sodality. Ambition: To Get Married and Have a Family. DAN FANSHER Homeroom Co-Leader 4: L-Club 2,3,4, Sergeant-at- Arms 45 Senior Play: L-Club Play 3,4g Operetta Z,3,4g Football Z,3,43 Basketball 2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,45 Baseball 25 Transfer from Westport. Ambition: College and Coaching. BETH DOWNER HELEN DUNCAN DAN FANSHER BOB FARRAR MARIA GARCIA BILL GALVIN BOB FARRAR Sodalityg Operetta 2,3,45 Senior play. Ambition: To Succeed. BILL GALVIN Sodality5 L-Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Lillistrator Staff 35 Senior Playg Operetta 3,45 L-Club Play 3,45 Speech Contest 3,45 Essay Contest 35 Football l,Z,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4. Ambition: College. MARIA GARCIA Sodality5 Pep Club5 I-lomeroom Leader l,Z, Co- leader 45 Student Council 1,25 Lillislog Staff5 Senior Playg Operetta 3,45 Speech Contest 3. Arnbition: To Be a Success. JUDY GARRETT Sodalityg Lillis Libs 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Book Review Contest 45 Transfer from Loretto. Am- bition: Nurse, Pediatrician or Surgeon. VERONICA GEOULOS Sodality5 Pep Club5 Lillis Libs 25 Operetta 3,45 Speech Contest 2. Ambition: To Succeed in Life and be Happy. KEVIN GLYNN Sodality, Vice-Prefect 45 Student Council President 45 Lillistrator Sports Editor 45 Senior Play5 Operetta 2,3,45 Religion Contest l,Z, First Place Winner 35 Speech Contest l,3,45 Basketball 3,4. Ambition: To Succeed. BOB GLYNN Sodality5 Lillistrator Staff 35 Senior Play5 Operetta 3,45 L-Club Play 3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 3,4. Ambition: College. NORMAN GRAY Sodality5 Operetta 3,45 Speech Contest 35 Senior Playg Basketball. Ambition: Work in Electronics. KEVIN GLYNN BOB GLYNN JUDY GARRET T z ff, VERONICA GEOULOS NORMAN GRAY JUDY HAGLUND GE RA LDINE HAUGH JUDY HEALEY MARY ELIZABETH DIANE HARVEY HAMMONDS JUDY HAGLUND Sodality5 Pep Club5 Lillis Libs 15 Operetta 3,45 Senior Play. Ambition: Secretary. MARY ELIZABETH HAMMONDS Sodalityg Pep Clubg Camera Club l,Z,35 Lillis Libs l,2,3,45 Speech Contest 2. Ambition: To Succeed. DIANE HARVEY Sodality5 Pep Club5 Lillis Libs 15 Operetta 3,45 Flag Corps 2. Arnbition: Receptionist. GERALDINE HAUGH Sodalityg Pep Clubg Lillie Libs Z5 Operetta l,3,4. Ambition: Secretary. JUDY I-IEALEY Sodalityg Pep Club5 Homeroom Co-Leader 45 Lillis Libs 3,4, Pres. 45 Lillistrator Co-Editor5 Register Correspondent 45 Lillislog Staff5 Sr. Play5 Operetta 3,45 Senior Class Treas.5 Transfer from Iroquois High School, Iroquois, South Dakota. Ambition: Journalist or Nurse. MARY FRANCES HILLER Sodality, Sec. 3, Prefect 45 Pep Club5 Homeroom Leader 3, Co-Leader 1,25 Student Council 3,4, Vice Pres. 45 Lillistrator Business Manager5 National Honor Society 3,45 Operetta 3,4. Ambition: Mar- riage. DIANE I-IOLT Sodality, Representative Z5 Pep Clubg Senior Play5 Operetta 3,45 Speech Contest 3,45 Book Review Con- test 45 Transfer from Loretto Academy. Ambition: Airline Hostess. STEVE HOWE Sodality, Representative 1,25 Student Council 45 Register Correspondent5 Lillistrator Sports Writer 3,45 Operetta 2.,3,45 Senior Play5 Religion Contest l 2' Speech Contest 3' Essay Contest 3' Book Revie I 9 I W Clontest 3. Ambition: Engineer. DIANE HOLT MARY FRANCES HILLER STEVE HOWE Z0 DON KIRN CATHERINE JAEGER RITA KALMUS CATHERINE JAEGER Sodality. Ambition: Secretary. RITA KALMUS Sodality5 Pep Club5 Operetta 45 Flag Corps l. Am- bition: Secretary. MIKE KANDLBINDER Lillislog Sports Editor5 Operetta 45 L-Club 3,45 L-Club Play 3,45 Speech Contest l,3,45 Football l,Z,3,45 Basketball 35 Track 3. Ambition: College. JIM KELLY Sodality, Representative 3,45 Homeroom Leader 1,25 Student Council 1,25 L-Club 3,45 Senior Play5 Oper- etta 3,45 L-Club Play 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 4. Ambition: College. DON KIRN Sodality5 Religion Contest 35 Speech Contest 35 Essay Contest 35 Basketball Z. Ambition: Lettering Artist or Man of Business. RUTH KOELZER Sodality, Representative 1,25 Pep Club5 Lillis Libs MIKE KAND LBINDE R JIM KELLY 3,45 Lillislog Co-editor5 National Honor Society 3,45 Senior Playg Operetta 3,45 Speech Contest 3,45 Essay Contest 35 Book Review Contest 4. Arnbition: College. GLADYS LEE Camera Club 45 Lillis Libs 45 Senior Play5 Operetta 3,45 Transfer from Xavier Preparatory. Ambition: Physical Therapist. ANTHONY LOCASCIO Sodality5 Senior Play5 Operetta 3,4. Ambition: Electronic Engineer. GLADYS LEE ANTHONY LOCASCIO 21 5319- . ' ' RUTH KOELZER MARY ANN M CDONALD MARY FRANCES LOHE Sodality5 Pep Club, Cheerleader 35 Homeroom Co-Leader 35 Lillis Libs 25 Lillistrator Alumni Editor 3,45 Operetta 3,4. Ambition: To Succeed. KATHLEEN LYNDON Sodality, Representative Z5 Pep Club5 Lillistrator Circulation Manager 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Flag Corps 1. Ambition: Receptionist. MARY ANN MCDONALD SHIRLEY M cMAI-ION Sodality5 Pep Club5 Camera Club 45 Lillis Libs 2,35 Lillislog Staff5 National Honor Society 3,45 Operetta 3,4. Ambition: College. MARLYN McLIN Soda1ity5 Camera Club 45 Lillis Libs 45 Senior Play5 Operetta 3,45 Speech Contest 2,45 Book Re- view Contest 45 Transfer from Lincoln. Ambition: Medical Technician. SHIRLEY MCMAHON Sodality, Representative 45 Pep Clubg Lillis Libs Z5 Senior Play5 Operetta 3,45 Drum and Bugle Corps 1. Ambition: Undecided. PATTY MAY Sodality5 Homeroom Co-Leader 15 Lillis Libs 1,25 Art Contest 1,2,3,45 Speech Contest 25 Essay Con- test 35 Book Review Contest 4. Ambition: To Be a Nun and an Artist. MIKE MORRIS Homeroom Leader 45 Student Council 45 L-Club 3,45 Lillistrator Reporter 35 Senior Play5 L-Club Play 45 Football 45 Basketball 3,45 Track 3,45 Transfer from Trenton High School. Ambition: Helicopter Pilot. JOHN MUEHLBERGER Sodality5 Lillislog Staff5 Operetta Z,3,45 Senior Playg Football 1. Ambition: Undecided. PATTY MAY MIKE MORRIS JOHN MUEHLBERGER :arm yvkl MARY FRANCES LOHE KATHLEEN LYNDON MARILYN Mc LIN YP? G v C JOE NASTASIO BETTY MULLEN DONNA MUSTAIN BETTY MULLEN Operetta 45 Transfer from West Junior High. Ambi- tion: Marriage. DONNA MUSTAIN Band l,2.,3,45 President 45 Pep Club, Sodalityg Student KAREN MY ERS 5: H 0 4 Council 45 American Legion Contest 35 Lillis Libs l,2,3,45 Camera Club 25 Operetta 3,45 Senior Play. Ambition: Undecided. KAREN MYERS Sodality, Representative Z5 Pep Club, Secretary 35 Homeroom Co-Leader 45 Lillistrator Staff 3,45 Senior Play: Operetta 3,45 Flag Corps 1. Ambition: Sec- retary. JOE NASTASIO Sodalityg Senior Play: Operetta 2,3545 Speech Contest 3,45 Essay Contest 15 Football 2,35 Track 35 Baseball Z5 Transfer from De La Salle. Ambition: ED NEILON Transfer from Redemptorist. Ambition: Mechanic. RICHARD NEWHOUSE Sodality: Band l,Z,3,4. Ambition: Jet Pilot. DONALD OCHESKEY Senior Play: Band 2. Ambition: Printer. RONALD O'DELL Sodality5 Student Council 45 Senior Class President5 L-Club 2,3545 L-Club Play Z,3,45 Senior Play: Oper- etta Z,3,45 Football 25 Basketball l,Z,3,45 Track 45 Baseball 2. Ambition: Electrical Engineer. ED NEILON RICHARD NEWHOUSE DONALD OCHESKEY RONALD O'DELL '-'33c!i2iAX V' 51 Q Q ' T '+R' H JU- ' 4 '51 1 - - BARBARA OVERMAN JUDY PICKINPA UGH WA RREN POWERS KENNETH PARR CARLENE PEACHER BARBARA OVERMAN Sodality, Representative 35 Pep Club, Cheerleader 25 Student Council 45 Lillistrator Reporter 3, Ed- itor 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Senior Play5 Operetta 3,45 Speech Contest 2. Ambition: To be an Executive. KENNETH PARR Sodalityg Band 1,2,3,4. Ambition: Undecided. CARLENE PEACHER Sodality5 Pep Club5 Transfer from St. Teresa. Ambition: Marriage. JUDY PICKINPAUGH Sodalityg Pep Club, Operetta 4. Ambition: Secre- tary. WARREN POWERS Sodality, Representative 1,25 L-Club 2,3,4, Secre- tary 45 Senior Play5 Operetta 45 L-Club Play 3,4' Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 , , , 9 , , , 1 ,3,4- Ambition: College. 1 CATHERINE ROBINSON Sodality5 Lillis Libs l,2,3,45 Lillislog Staffg Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Transfer from Lincoln. Ambition: Mathematician. .TIM ROGERS Sodality, Representative 1,25 Homeroom Leader,l5, Senior Playg Operetta 2,45 Speech Contest'45 Foot'- ball 15 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 3. Ambition: To Go to the Moon. RAYMOND ROSS Transfer from Ruskin. Ambition: College. CA THERINE ROBINSON RAYMOND ROSS .TIM ROGERS BARBARA SHELLER Hwff, JOANNE RUSH PATRICIA SALMON JOANNE RUSH Sodality3 Pep Club, Cheerleader 1,Z,33 Homeroom Co-leader 23 Lillis Libs 2,33 Operetta 3,43 Senior Play. Ambition: Secretary, PATRICIA SALMON Sodality3 Pep Club3 Senior Play3 Flag Corps. Arn- bition: To Be Happy. LARRY SCHNEIDER Sodality, Representative Z3 Horneroom Leader 43 Student Council 43 L-Club 33 Lillislog Sports Editor: Senior Play3 Operetta 33 Essay Contest 43 Book Re- view Contest 43 Football 2,33 Transfer from St. .Tohn's. Ambition: To Get Along with People. JOYCE SHANNON Sodality3 Pep ClubQ Lillis Libs 4g Transfer from Par sons, Kansas. Ambition: Undecided. BARBARA SHELLER Soda1ity3 Senior Playg Speech Contest 33 Transfer from Marygrove High School. Ambition: Marriage. MARY ANN SOLIGO GERRI SMITH Soda1ity3 Pep Club: Senior Playg Operetta 3,4. Arn- bition: Airline Hostess. MARY ANN SOLIGO Sodality, Representative 43 Pep Club, Cheerleader 3,43 Lillis Libs 33 Senior Play3 Operetta 3,4. Arn- bition: Undecided. GEORGIA SPECKHALS Sodality, Representative 2,3,4: Pep Club3 Senior Play: Operetta 3,4. Ambition: Airline Hostess. GEORGIA SPECKHALS Z5 LARRY SCHN EID ER JOYCE SHANNON ,, . Ziff , , GERRI SMITH MIKE STOVER JUDY SUGGS DAN SULLIVAN DENNIS SPOON DENNIS SPOON Sodality, Representative 2,35 Student Council 45 Sec- retary, Treasurer-5 Lillislog Editor 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Senior Playg Operetta 2,3,45 Religion Contest 1,25 Speech Contest 35 Basketball 1,Z. Am- bition: To Be a Success, STAN STOERMAN Lillislog A1-tist5 Operetta 45 Band 1. Ambition: Draftsman. MIKE STOVER Transfer from Rockhurst. Ambition: Mechanic. PEGGY STROHM Sodalityg Pep Club, Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Lillis Libs 2. Ambition: College. JUDY SUGGS Sodality5 Pep Club5 Operetta l,3,45 Speech Contest 1. Ambition: Marriage. DAN SULLIVAN Sodality, Representative 15 Homeroom Leader 3,4, Co-leader 15 Student Council 3,45 L-Club Z,3,45 Sen- ior Play5 Operetta 3,45 L-Club Play 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball l,Z. Ambition: College. LINDA SUPANCIC Sodality, Representative 45 Pep Club, Vice-President 45 Lillis Libs 35 Operetta 3,4. Ambition: To Make a Success of Life. GERRY TAYLOR Sodality5 Pep C1ub5 Homeroom Leader 35 Student Council 35 Lillistrator Reporter 45 Operetta 3,45 Transfer from Ward. Ambition: Newspaper Re- porter. LINDA SUPANCIC GERRY TAYLOR STAN S TO ERMAN PEGGY STROHM Q , VIC TOBLER MARY ALICE THORNTON Sodalityg Pep Club, Secretary 45 Senior Playg Oper- etta 3,45 Speech Contest 2,35 Book Review Contest 45 Transfer from Portland, Arizona. Ambition: Air- line Hostess. ' VIC TOBLER Sodality, Representative 35 L-Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Senior Play5 Operetta 3,45 L-Club Play 3,45 Football 3,45 Basketball 35 Track 3,45 Transfer from Edger- ton. Arnbition: To Succeed. SHIRLEY TRUEBLOOD Pep Club, Cheerleader 45 Operetta 3,45 Majorette 35 Transfer from Central. Ambition: Teach or Dance. MARY ALICE TSCHIRHART Sodalityg Pep Club5 Operetta 3,4. Arnbition: Model. ROBERT TURNBULL Operetta Z,3,45 Transfer from Central. Ambition: College. MIKE UMAN Sodality. Ambition: Undecided. HENRY VAUGHN Band l,2,3,45 Track 4. Ambition: To Be a Man. JO ELLEN VAUGHN Operetta 4. Ambition: To Become a Nun. MIKE UMAN HENRY VAUGHN JACK WERKOWITCH CAROLE WOLFF KENNETH VOGELBAUGH PATRICIA WELCH KENNETH VOGELBAUGH Senior Play: Lillislog Sports Writer: L-Club 3,45 L- Club Play 3,45 Football 3,45 Transfer from Rock- hurst. Ambition: Navy. PATRICIA WELCH Sodality, Representative 45 Pep Club: Lillislog Staff5 Senior Play5 Operetta 3,45 Drum and Bugle Corps 1. Ambition: College. JACK WERKOWITCH Homeroom Co-Leader 35 Senior Playg Football 3,45 Transfer from Rockhurst. Ambition: Service. MARGARET WILLIAMS Sodalityg Pep Club: Operetta 3,4. Ambition: Un- decided. CAROLE WOLFF Sodalityg Pep Clubg Operetta 3,45 Senior Play Arn- bition: Receptionist. ALEETA WOODRING Pep Clubg Operetta 3,45 Transfer from Park Hill. Ambition: To Obtain a B.S. Degree in Nursing Arts. CAROL ZELLER Sodalityg Operetta 3,45 Senior Play. Ambition: Sec- retary. 4 ALEETA WOODRING CAROL ZELLER MARGARET WILLIAMS .lim Kelly brought his Small black mascot, Cooky, to school early last October to see if he could enroll her as mascot for the football team. Senior Memories y , af 7 i 'iz! xy Farther along in the season, November 10 to be exact, senior boys got their long-awaited de- sire to dunk a victorious coach. Along in February, graduation began to loom closer. Sen- ior girls, Judy Haglund, Carol Zeller, Mary Frances Lohe and Mary Elizabeth Hammonds are measuring each other for caps and gowns. Judy Suggs records the figures. Prom Time, Lon the evening of April 27, l957l. av Xxx has Junior leaders and co-leaders hold a round table discussion to settle prom plans. Left to right are: Margaret Geiger, co-leader of 205 Kathy Stevenson, co-leader of 3025 Jim Henirningsen, leader of 2045 John McNamara, leader of 3025 Janet O'Sullivan, leader of 2055 Judy Maxwell, co-leader of 2045 and Robert Garcia, leader of 303. Richard Tobin, co- leader of 205, was not present at the session. UHIUHS 9-UV Q, ,Lv SWT x, TA 5 . X 'offx e T yew G o fmvaww Bowne' Eaaaevl' 50 ish? 'LOA M060 YD it YO Y A 10 Dom re Xpaxb mogmlglark ye Wariiel Q we ZOEOHS' - 69 t e ll-lo eal. Cu Qafnag, ',ff,f, 9 Wx W ff ,W F Z f 1 all SATELLITE K , 100 Sfaell 36226 Eredwfi Yfank Jackie Adrian ay af Zaxegu back, W 609055 Coe Hour. 1: Ce center Jim Conaghan Toni Danella Baldy Darnay Carolanne DiBella Patricia Downey Joe Gonzales Bill Gorman Jim Hemrningsen Virginia .Tones Mary Lefever Donna Leverich Mary Long Sandra Masasi Judy Maxwell Virginia McCann Mary Ann McCullough Pat McGuire Bob Miller Betty Myerson Kay Nichols Fred Park Sondra Pretzl Barbara Raynor Darrell Recob Theresa Tucker Beverly Walker Frank Warfield Alberta Young Jim Zammar Mary C. Zuchowski 31 uf ,O-. ff - -f . ,.,, g ,, A -ffy M 5 , Yi Q Q .44 Y Rookie B ernard E , 9:-3. 5 M QQ, MQ W X , XX N5iXx .1 Q 1 X X yr I f f -4 gd 4 48' i ' - s fff l ' A f Beverly Alyea , y , ,- A tj Vg ' Dan Cates f,. ' -' if . Z' - M Q T Jack Fischer M L' '.A',' ,,,,,' A'V' 1 Judy Gossey A f A.pVA V V' - , ' AV-. Sondra. Gould 41 AJ 6 V91 5 I -, , , , I' ,J , I ' Steve Giarraputo Margie Hallisey Gerelyn Hollingsworth : Juanita Howard Carolyn Hudson Sharon Hughes tk vw ' fr R23 x 9 N Q, I Ida Joplin Gayle Kuhnlein Vernie Labrie Marilyn Lilly Robert McClurg James Muller V c fi . 4, M ' f 4 4.41 4 421 wr ,.. -A L Y Helen Neudeck Mary Ann O'Dwyer Model Student for Art's Sake Janet O'Sullivan Ed Parra H f ' X 1 if -' as 5 '7 I f ,f fiE. 4 ., I A f J fltl x J f,,fy,,y,, f J R, I 5 A 1 ' ir f ff 2 tl A' R J i 'ff' f ,,Vk J ' 'x I 7 V' yu I ' 2.5 .L w lr I -if - Q' lf TQ' , , 1 3 ' H 51.3 21-zzwfi V 1. 4 --.,, ,fe- . ,e .,,,-.. 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SUPHUIHUHES Sophomore leaders and co-leaders picturedabove, left to right, are: Pat Farris, co-leader of 406g Mary Ann Cook, leader of 4055 Bob Childers, co-leader of 4055 Marilyn Mulloy, co-leader of 3063 Douglas Holman, leader of 4065 Tom Dorrian, leader of 3065 Steve Lasica, leader of 3045 and Sylvia Peacher, co- leader of 304. 35 iv- y, Z f ff f 4 :V I, 7 6 f ' if ff, Yfffff , W if ,W fi f 5 X j V 1 27 1 F' M 7 3 ' ,px fr-V G Z 4' r Q f A ,:,. ' W X r, ,V if fi A - ,Q,Q f ' A Ivg l Christine Gibbs Ray GO Snell Patricia bacnman Catherine Beebe Judy Bowen Tony Brown Charles Curley Linda Farrell Curley I-laine s L Pat Kandlbinder ff 1 Janice Gossey if a i a n it ' Rose LaSala 1. Steve Lasica 4,::, wa J 6 1 5 QL Q 4 1 X , it fi M 'M' as ' f 1 , 1 5 rf it Q 4, rg - if ,z .I , ,,,, if , X 2, 'Qt Glynn Morrison Robert Murray Mary Jo Myers Sandra Overrnan Larry Long Joan Maloney Mary .To McLear M Larry Walsh Michael Woolfolk Dean Rogers Steve Salmon Doris Schneider Judy Parker Sylvia Peacher Beryl Pretzl Bill Roberts Histor Makers Wrappin B S Packa f Osoth sponsogfed bygiii or the carnival p LeRoy Tralle Hman. Patrici Com 304 are left arcel Post - LaS 91 Ba to M G T d ala, D Chma p flghr 5 ary race rin er ean Rogers and I1 at Kandlbinde andra Gerald Albertson 3? .I Sharon Bedsworth Carol Bellante ' ' ' Q YQ Regina Boyle xd fl, X 6,3 1 X 0714? Ai! he 66 f ff iw ' ng 1 Judy Bruier 'fl' . V 'Q Gfiiiflt Ji talgef, 3. po in MM, ,1 yi : -, . I 9 oi Y Carter Homefoo i' ,,. , in the ho? W Roger Xongg tO biQXOgY 1 yy Y iee Sha ' meh be lair? the rtles' R f nd we - tor W whO C - tofsfm f ' 8-he pet alxlga- r Stuvdex-11,5 ed to all-1g3 5, Mir, , t ve , Us J' I Howe we ' , 'V1,' Q ,J Bosnior horrlefoorits. Cherene Buness A lk ' 3 Xa et other Such P Roger Carter Ti , rib. 1 an Tom Dorrian N 45 4 , ', QQ i Tony Fowler L gg x , in The Gators of 306 .F Rita Rudolph Rosemary Schnepf Malee Shaw Jerry Smith Larry Straton Pat Uman , A. Julia Franzen Terri Gallagher Dolores Glynn Carmen Gonzales Nancy Gray Kathleen Gregory Charles Haefling John Harrington Mike Juarez 'Kathle en Long James Lyons Jack McMah.1bn Maureen Mingucci Marilyn Mulloy Larigq Neimeyer -Jim Noll Pat Quigk Frank Raisbeck Lionel Rogers L .. ,I ,. 1. is A Q gg I ul' 5 f :wx fi 'U J v Y 'Vt '- .x , , 4 4 .' Ui' 52385 4259 fi 1 pf 491 I 9 + ff fi' Z , 0 f. ff 'R 4 1 iyrilli X A ix I trim JV r ,gr ' L ja! Maurine Sheeley .lim Strohrn Kathleen Lynch Tom Madigan Mike Michalek Jim O'Ne1ll Margaret O'Sullivan Kathy Pickard Rita Prevost Renette Riley Sandra Sanderson Sharon Scott Bruce Sharkey Mik Janet Diaxey Joe Brown Bob Childers Mary Ann Cook John Cornwell Christina Garcia Rosalie Garcia Pattie Gibbons John Gibbs Tom Gorman Dennis Hake Davetta Hardy Emery Harmon Judith Hayes Gary Kennedy Virginia Kneib Marjory Leakey 40 Hi-Flyers e Mich Rosema alek receiv - Biddersrf' the doll bein SS. bids on sweet Ken 1 eff to ri ht g glVen away Gibbnsedgg Bruce Shil-lgeayreaw Jim Stl-gfhb G 205 ' net 1 O Davetta HardBlakey, Renettenggoi-man Joai-Y , n t Y and ROSalie,Galfi?3.' Pattlefglbbons L Cecilia Trabon Ann Winterhalter 38 Donna Anderson Q 5009 . Pat Baker ifldusx aP5 Km Jim Basham .Od the Oi me WY 1 ' 6 . OT 5 per Drag H151 to V Ava id he Doon gb lake aiof Woroe, 90152355- g T, to As 3336 ,rt C i a Eli 110 Oo rep obe 6116 0 1 Yr Q . R a tudegT,5 0610053 Yoht 3f3'. gton an 9 offl 0 UE- run r 'fl it Y He 'cbel 5 be Michael Cxas 5031 406's Flying Saucers Diane Billiter Gilda Bliss Frances Cabrini Robert Coe Noland Davis Tom Devaney Pat Farris Pat Fetters Rudy Garcia Larry Gerlt Pamela Goade Jerry Haworth Mike Herrington Douglas Holman Joyce Hueser Dickie Hughes Margaret King James Lavis Donna Legate George Madden Marilyn Manley Dorothy Oelklaus Jack Riley Pat Ryan Claudette Sawyer Vickie Staab Sue Straton Terry Taff ' W , S: We 57' L x 5. X, ' ,J is ' s .Ll fi gi 00 LEADERS AND CO-LEADERS Room 402: Jean Goff -- Leader James Browning -- Co-Leader Room 403: Teresa Scanlon -- Leader . Roderick Auvdelo -- Co-Leader Room 404: Michael McNamara -- Leader Kathleen Maloney -- Co-Leader 40 Mary K. Anello Rebecca Barclay Mary Pat Barden Gary Barnes Vincent Bertrand James Browning Philip Gantt Sandra Gibson Terry Gladieux Jean Goff Violet I-Iaidusek Ellen Harte Maeve Hope Bert Layde Charles Lyles of 2 3 J , H A A V , ,.V .M , my .4 5 . 9 -.4 Q 1 , -, . 7 f G , - N , ,g Q f' . Egg 41 I V If 3, x ' I Q 4, ynln 1 vii., - ,QL-' 71 I , V. Y pw 5 5 F, ' N5 '29 -ff Q ml 1 ,,,, p 'M' 5 Wise Little Dwls 402 C X X Y y ff? 3 r I PLLcn G th ' enerous 5' vi 1 e is X r-l' ew popul Students of penny V afify ca - Home B Otes f ndldat T001-rl ert Layde rom Rebec es' philip 502, help S and Sandra 5? Bal-Clay anti: Colle 11PPort Mary K. McAnany 1bSon. ' Rufhelle Wcts the Clement Maciel arfen, Janet Maher Janet Massey Mike Muehlberger Clyde Pipes Mary Cecilia Raynor Sharon Rossato Judy Theis Ruthelle Warren V v Jakub Richard Woodmansee 41 A -Q! 4 - be QE jx 1 1 'R ,164 Q f S 1 4 ,J 'EY xy will X X Dolores Aguilar Jean Atterbury Roderick Audelo Ed Baker William Bauer Patricia Bellman Joyce Bloss Yvonne Bouvette James Cates Ronald Cutting John Dame Donald Dee JoAnn Deibold Patty Grunden John Jone s Long-faced and gloomy are Bill Bauer, John Jones, Yvonne Bouvette, and John Dame. They had to come to school when the rest of Room 403 held a free day for selling their quota of maga- zines. Pat Bellman was entitled to the day off, but she likes school too well. She is happily studying. Eager Beavers C' Y me s Q , L, of 403 Michael Molino Shirley Mueller Georgia Price Linda Reno Vincent Richter Teresa Scanlon Rita Wasmer Joan Welch 4 , f f. 5 A we 2 f Gary Malkmus Fred Micheau :V , ., ,, i n 5 ' -:if 7 5 fl f Z ,,f' Q if J' .Qt iw? Michael Blaue Ed Burch Jackie Cooper Janice Curls Juanita Diebold Ingeborg Dudek John Drurnrnond Marietta Egan Robert Fischer Viola Haidusek Peggy Jenkins Tom Keller Cheryl Kepford Linda Laut Jean Lightner The Book-Worms of 404 y A1100 li' Q 5' 6 5 J 7 , 161 5 .Q 7 , 452. X4 O96 f CO0 YNOI Sho 4O4'p?' her igl Lindavisaoff her he She he Set S f-F0171 ut' and W T David Liston Camsold her beftame MfPe.shmanJack1e Se Paffie I-'Ynch algfl. quota durj arlefta IS 1fIO1'I1e1-oo U g the Cathcjlgi-lu e lc D Kathleen Maloney Mary Maxwell John Michalek Robert Morris Mike McNamara Kathleen Nolan Richard Nolan Lupe Rector John Saluzzi John Werkowitch Father Edgar Schmiedeler, O.S.B., guest speaker for the February meeting of the Mothers and Dads Club, discusses his topic Going Steady, with officers of the organi- zation before the meeting convenes. Father Schmiedeler is at the far right, the officers left to right, include: Mr. William Abboud, Father Kieran Mclnerney, O.S.B., Mrs. James Maloney, Mrs. Elmer Taff, and Mrs. Pat O'Neill. Lillis Mothers and Dads Club Below, guests enjoy themselves ,at the Faculty Tea, given each fall for the parents of the Lillis students. Two Lillis lay teachers, Miss Dorothy Ken- nedy and Miss Rita Frede, act as hostesses. At the left in the picture, Mr. and Mrs. Ward McAnany converse with Miss Kennedy. At the right, Miss Frede waits to serve tea to Mr. and Mrs. Green. Mrs. Green is the girls' gym in- structor. 1 Below are four of the faithful Dads who take tickets at the basketball games. The four students in the ticket line are, left to right, Steve Howe, Judy1Bowen, Donna Arnold, and Kenneth Vogelbaugh. The Dads, left to right are: Mr. Miles C. Stafford, Mr. Mi.chae1 DiBella, Mr. Charles E. Bachman, and Mr. A. J. Sanchez. ,Q 1- P C 104,610 'f ' x K, F . 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'f4,,'r pm ,vi 4115 ,2 cNamara John M Second Team All Stal' Halfback Juni0T :if wr' 32 v sl., ' Kenn Y L Vogelbaugh LK . , , Coach Schmiedeler QAssistant ' Football Coachj Fa N on 'gg Bill Groff Larry Neimeyer John Connelly Coach Mintner lHead Football Coach, ieith Hicks fullback Second Team lll Star Mike frobler iififback Senior ,ig AI yu nxgf can I ,lf L c ' Frank 1 Raisbeck 535525 H Ml ,. - I ienior Kandlbinder Tackle Seniof Mike Morris Center All Star Senior Fighting Bob Childers .A y v, A , , C i Q 155555 1 BTOWI1 I 3, ,. ,,,, . , , Q! :,,,,:5?gV' , ,1 1 ', wfiff' V ' N,-,-,ry V , I V y ,,1V, 'f,ff2.w5,,i ', ' -.fy g, ' 9 ' s X f , T-L. ,' ff is-4-+lljfi'ff 'J-ML, ' vm Mik L Pat Guajdjuarez Baker All S Sophotar Don Keys mo ' Manager -Xi ,W-4 - Y,--f.ar,.,,M- A', L-L ., T, 11153 5 V , 7 X 6 , I I V' ff! 5,, , . 1 w?i?g 921f 4 1 M ,WV Steve a 1- I-aputo Halfback J-Uni 0 1' gc-'D If fl f .Far Baldy H ff' Darnay Warnie Powers I Co-Captain Quarterback f f :X i A, All Star .1 Vfi All State Joe fr l A All Dlstrict Gonzales Pat V McGuire E5 VV V' 1 Dan Fansher V V, V1 I V - T , Captain ' l l fV -H End 'l l l B Bill Gawl Second Team 7 I , End ble A1lStar 1, af ,gy HOHOQD Senior . ' 'X fi 'iffy Meiftli . o 'V . V , , f .Tlm O'Neill A V, Senx V I ' I to , 'lf .Wa I I I . h f f ' 5.2 l 4 r GarY ' ' s V Barnes W ,wlffl f ., V V,,V . K .V,, , , ,,, ,. ,,, ,X ,c, A . ' .,-. 3 ' ' ff:- V Mike ,V Y ,, , Muehlberger Pat Morris Dan Sullivan T agkle All Star SeniO1' own fl YK. 5 J Q 1 J 0 e Ha r ri s :lf III :I-B J oe 53' Ei? 'fl B rown ?!!:::::f l lv A 0 47 Xe Gfl If H VV X Bob C1181-tglyh-T1 Snior s If VICTORY STO RY For the first time in the history of.Lillis High School the Fighting Irish hold undisputed possession of the title Catholic League Football Champs. On that record making day, November 10, 1957 be fore chalk talk, players made a visit to Pius X Chapel located on the second floor of Lillis High School Here they asked the special protection and aid of God At the left are six of the players, John Con nelly Mike Morris, Baldy Darnay, Steve Giarraputo Dan Fansher and Bob Glynn, praying for victory Below the gridsters pile into the bus at both ends for a quick trip the CYC Stadiurn, where they were to battle the Hogan Rams in the most decisive game of In the lower left corner are two candids of the Lillis Hogan game. Warnie Powers, Lillis quarter back carried the pigskin over the line for two touch downs Vic Tobler brought in the third. A final score of Z0 6 spelled a crown for the Green and White A summary of the season's scores is at the lower right A--A-num Lillis Lillis Lillis Lillis Lillis Lillis Lillis Lillis Lillis Lillis Lillis 48 SCORE BOARDS Belton Pem Day St. Joseph Glennon St. Mai-y's lrnmaculata St. Agnes Redemptorist Hogan Extravaganza Hogan St. Mary's LJ- Mintnermen, following their triurnph, pose around the Mintnercar. In the upper right corner are the MEN: the CAR, decked with a gold crown, is just visi- ble in the background. At the right is Coach Joe Mintner carried on the shoulders of the senior players. This picture was taken in the Lillis gy-rn following the traditional soaking given to a victorious coach. Left to right, the seniors are: Dan Fansher, Warnie Powers, Keith Hicks, Dan Sullivan, Vic Tabler, Mike Kandlbinder, Bill Galvin, Kenny Vogelbaugh, and Mike Morris. On the day following the championship game, the coaches and the varsity football squad were celebrities at an all-school Victory Assembly. Freshman boys, besides having two of their members, Gary Barnes and Mike Muehlberger, seated on the stage with the varsity players, did their bit to liven the assembly, They rendered a parody on Baa, Baa, Baa. Instead of singing We're poor little lambs, they sang We're poor little Rams. These singing Rams are pictured at the right. Coach Mintner, with his famous champion- ship hat, held the stage at the climax of the Voctory Assembly. He is pictured below in the act of trying to explain how it feels to be a coach when his team takes the championship. O 3 Our I Q: sr Q nu 2,4 R f' J li' 'Y' A if ,fig f. , 1 AJ L- 1 X 'gi ff f, ' 5 X, X as Y , , F Vi , f 4 l 1 , , I 5 1 A , , I WHS Left: The queen's first attendant, Helen Burke, appears lovely as a picture. 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Left to right are: first row-- Evelyn Cutting, Marilyn McLin, Josephine Aquino, Helen Chauvin, Susan Abboud, Judy I-Iaglund, and P t Brown, second row--Maria Garcia, Carole a Wolff, Gerry Taylor, Janella Blakey, Mary Frances Hiller, Debbie Dabner, and Christine DiCa1-log third row--Beth Downer, Gladys Lee, Mary Eliza- beth Harnmonds, Kathleen Lyndon, Pat Welch, Mary Frances Lohe, and Diane Holt, fourth row-- Pat Collins, Sandra Bierman, Joyce Shannon, Ruth Koelzer, Judy Pickinpaugh, Gerri Smith, Shirley McMahon, and Carlene Peacherg fifth row--Pat Dobbs, Gerry I-laugh, Carol Zeller, Veronica ' d H ale , and Geoulos, Mary Alice Tschirhart, Ju y e y Georgia Speckhalsg sixth row--Barbara Overman 5 and Karen Myers. -' 1254. Upper right, Ja jAdrian, treasurer for the or anization, posesifwith the juniors. Left to right S ard: first row--Margaret Geiger, Alyce Gillispie, Judy Gossey, Alqerta Young, Gloria Dillon, and Marilyn: Lilly, sebond row--Joanne Moser, Kathy O'Sullivan, Mary Jo Long, Janet O'Sullivan, Margie ' ' - d S ff d Hallisey, and Pat Rice, third row- Ju y ta or , Carolanne DiBella, Songra Gould, Isabel Pulido, B tt Ranallo, Kathleen Sharon, fourth row--Bar- e Y bara Layde, Jackie Lloyd, Virginia McCann, Mary Elizabeth O'Neill, Judy Gelino, Pat Downey, and Mar Louise Dixon, fifth row--Sandra Clark, Y Sharon Hughes, Sondra Pretzl, and Beverly Alyea, 4 K6V1n Glynn Baldy Da rna John chard Rowland McNama ra I98 Varsity Squad 5 41 ,, ,f eafo 15 Out or 3 X 1:5 MM, ,,. . f 2.0565 our 'Pe , WM the Captain of our team. KELLY Gmarraputo O'De11 Wifi! iw W . wr L2 ,ly , 44 ip aff That's mine! says Kevin Glynn as he stretches for the ball against Hogan. LILLIS ROU DBALL Standing: John McNamara, Warren Powers K ' , evln Glynn, Baldy Darnay, Jim Rogers, Coach John Schmiedeler. Kneeling: Steve Giarraputo, Ronald O'Dell, Ca ' ' ptain Jlm Kelly, and Richard Rowland. B TEAM l ft to ri ht- Lionel Rogers, Lillis B-Team cagers are, e g . John Saluzzi, Tom Keller, Bob Childers, Donald Dee,Joe ' ' and Larry Neimeyer. Brown, .Tim O'Ne1ll, Tony Brown FRESHMAN TEAM an freshman team. Starting with 4- Below is the six-rn foot, 6-inch Billy Bauer these promising cagers are: Ronald Cutting, Clement Maciel, David Liston, Tom Crow ley, and Ed Baker. ' a scramble over the At the left, Powers and Glynn are in ball in a game against Hogan. 57 MP1 K at ,g 1 5 Q X Christine DiCarlO Charles Haefling Mary pat 'J W., Rayrnonri Barden Bossert Q 1' i 7774! W' Jane Cranmer Lawrence Schneider Pa.tr1c1a Ryan 6 Billy K W Bauer - ,f Reverend Harry Berendzen, one of the junior religion instructors, con- ducts a Catholic IQ Quiz with his class pictured at the left. Any Student who cannot give the correct definition for the term dictated by Father, is eliminated from the contest. . . . and the Word Was God The vestments and the sacred vessels used by the priest in saying Mass are the topics under consider- ation in this sophomore religion class conducted by Father Roger Miller. The freshmen are being in- structed in the use and meaning of Christian syrnbols by Reverend Lawrence Graham. Father divides his instruction days among the three freshman homerooms. 60 lhmkz-1 fini Ski Members of the world history class study ancient and medieval art and architecture. Left to right are: Noland Davis, Larry Walsh, Pat Ryan, Catherine Beebe, Larry Neimeyer, Roger Carter, Joe Brown, Dickie Hughes, and Donna Legate. For Better Citizenship For the civics club, it's a quiz program that is underway. At the rostrum is Professor James Browning, who addresses the questions to the two con- testing groups. At the right are the feminine Einstein's: Mary Pat Bai-den, Mary K. McAnany, Maeve Hope, and Cheryl Kepford. The boys are repre- sented by Gary Barnes, Mike Molino, John Jones, and John Michalek. Sandra Gibson acts as timekeeper. ,N This American history class is trying to prove that its members know where Kansas City is on the map. Pictured clock- wise are: Pat Madden, Richard Harrison, Beverly Walker, Byron Lage, Kenneth Meisinger, Charlotte Triblett, Mary Dixon, Donna Arnold, Eddy Wichmann, and Fred Parks. if 61 DJ lx . k N5 u 5. Melody Masters Music appreciation class enjoy classical records. While Diane Harvey plays a selection from a Beethoven Symphony, Evelyn Cutting, Rita Kalmus, Bob Behrens, and Mike Creswell look through the albums for another record they would like to hear. Some members of the junior and senior girls glee groups were privileged to sing for the Living Rosary on October 7. Standing in a hallway behind stage, they sang the Ave Maria following the saying of the First Joyful Mystery. Left to right, the singers are: First Row: Peggy Strohm, Pat Brown, Diane Holt, and Carolanne DiBella. Second Row: Catherine Robinson, Shirley Trueblood, and Pat Salmon. Third Row: Mary Ann McDonald, Pat Arnold, and Judy Suggs, I-lere's one section of the sopho- more boys glee class that seems to be singing and loving it. Left to right, the boys are: Rudy Garcia, Jack Riley, Joe Brown, Jerry Albertson, Roger Carter, Bob Basham, Jim Noll fat the pianol, Tony Brown, and Pat Baker. Boys in the junior and senior glee clubs await their turn to sing for the last two mysteries. Left to right, around the piano are: Richard Aziere, Bob Turnbull, Marvin Massey, Stan Stoerrnan, Joe Nastasio, Dan Sullivan, Anthony Locascio, and Bob Behrens, on the first step are: Mike Kandlbinder, Bob Glynn, and Vic Tobler, on the top step are: Warren Powers, Bill Galvin, and Dan Fansher. 1- ll IKEA L fNf'l.....L..' ,, W7 ,Y , Lf 'N s,fE'..f .Y s ' Beauty in the Making Patty Lou May, an advanced art student, is working on an oil painting. She is trying to decide whether or not the colors harmonize. Lawrence Schneider, Mike Kandlbinder, Michael Wookfolk, and Ernie Tallman are helping to set up a display of the work of the art crafts class. While Patty May and Lawrence Schneider work with oil paints, Pat Collins, .To Ellen Vaughn, Jerry Smith, and Mike Morris make models in clay. Dan Sullivan is sketching with colored chalk. Numa, , OPERATION: x Y z Trig class may be difficult, but it offers some compensations by way of an occa- sional chance to get out-of-doors for a practical experiment in surveying. Anthony Locascio, Raymond Bossert, Mike Kandlbinder, and Larry Schneider are doing the measuring While Ed Neilon takes notes. Jim Muller and Roy Bloch vie with one another in solving equations in Algebra II. Martin Steinmetz is the timekeeper. Sophomore girls are attempting to prove a plane geometry theorem. They are Rita Prevost, Dolores Glynn, Eileen Bryant, Pat Ryan, and Mary Jo McLear. Jim Rogers stands by to award a trophy to the one who succeeds. ,QQ 'gat V f mrs 4 'Q' 5 X X Malee Shaw and Emery Harmon f moss for microscope extract bits o slides in this picture of the biologists at work. Rita Rudolph asks Roger Carter, What's that? as she peers inquiringly ' ' through the magnifying glass. The future chemists of the world try to perfect a serum to cure the asiatic flu. Left to right, members of Sister MaXine's chemistry class are: First Row: Jane Crammer, Baldy Darnay, Robert McClurg, Bill Galvin, Janet O'Sullivan, Eugene Watkins, and Aleeta Woodring J nne Moser, Mary Ann O'Dwyer, and Kay Childers. Second Row: John Connelly, oa 65 ii ' . If at first you don't succeed try, try again is the motto of this first year foods class. Pictured clockwise are: Frances Cabrini, Carol Bellanti, Donna Anderson, Julia Franzen, Christina Garcia, Janice Gossey, and Patty Gibbons. These sophomore chefs are tasting the finished product at the tea given by Miss Frede's food class. They are: Donna Legate, Rosemary Schnepf, Dolores Glynn, and Beryl Pretzl. fl In the advanced clothing class are: Carol Zeller, Catherine Jaeger, Joanne Rush Maria Garcia, Gladys Lee, Pat Welch, Mary Soligo, and Helen Chauvan. These girls are doing various jobs as hemming embroidery, and fitting garments. XXV xxxxxxXXNWXxX Modern Homemakers u a -t s 66 Richard Aziere, Raymond Ross, and Richard Newhouse are leaving school for a spin in the drivers' education car. Their instructor, Coach Schmiedeler, is already in the front seat at the dual control. For some, this is the most popular class in the curriculum. Let's Be Practical John Barelli and Stan Stoerman are locking up and cleaning type in the printshop, while Kenny Vogelbaugh is busy at the press. Partly hidden by Elias Ascencio are Norman Gray and Stan Stoerrnan, future draftsmen. At the right is Warren Powers concentrating on his drawing. Juniors in Sister T ' errance s Spanish class are turnin th ' b g eir acks on Spanish. Left to right are: John McNamara, Richard Rowland, Eugene Watkins, John Hamilton, Paul Bresino, Judy Gossey, Valerie Berger, Judy I-Ienehan, and Rachel Sanchez. Operation CCMMUNICATION Sister Mary Brian's Latin students drama- tize a Latin play. The actors are: Phillip G . antt, Vincent Bertrand, Dorothy Oelklaus, and Pat Fetters. Freshmen learn to use the resources of the library in Sister Mary Felix's En lish l g c ass. Standing are: Gary Malkrnus, John Werkowitch, and Kathy Nolan. Seated clockwise around the table are: Bill Bauer, Michael Mol' 1nO, Linda Laut, Judy Theis and Shirley Mueller. if 'FE No Monkey Business The Lillis business department aims to give students training that will be valuable not only in the business office but in any career: college, homemaking, professional work, or business. Upper left, Sandra Burns demonstrates how the ideal secretary dusts and straightens her employer's desk before his arrival in the morning. Down the right hand side of the page in order are: Helen Chauvin preparing to type a letter from a dictaphone message, Georgia Speckhals filing business correspondenceg Shirley McMahon using a stencil duplicating machineg and Kay Lyndon operating an addressograph. Above, members of the bookkeeping class learn the most efficient ways of keeping household and business accounts. Left to right are: First Row: Catherine .Taegerand Barbara Sheller, Second Row: Don Kirn and Mike Creswell. Third Row: Robert Mulvihill and Marlyn McLin. Mary Elizabeth Harnmonds is putting a sample on the bulletin board. 69 Atomic Energettes Ready for action are these athletes of Mrs. G I reen s sophomore gym class. From left to right they are: First Row' Rosem S h y an Catherine Beebe. Second Row: Beryl Pretzl, Donna Legate Vicki Sta b 1 3- 1 Eileen Bryant and Curley Mae Haines. Third Ro : R ' w egina Boyle, Donna Anderson, Carmen Gonzales. Fourth Row: Davetta Hardy, Kathleen Lynch, Doris Schneider. Fifth Row: Ch . . . . ristine Garcia, Renette Riley and Frances Cabrini. At the left are the badminton crew' First Row Ber l P . : y retzl, Davetta Hardy. Second Row: Curley Haines, Doris Schneider and Kathleen Lynch. Directly above, a game of dodge-ball is in progress. Around the circle clockwise, team members pictured below are: Rosemary Schnepf, Donna Legate, Christina Garcia, Carmen Gonzales, Catherine Beebe, Donna Anderson, Renette Riley, Vicki Staab, Frances Cabrini, Beryl Pretzl, Regina Boyle, Eileen Bryant and Janet Blakey. , 70 . ary c nepf, Janet Blake d ' , ,wh f f Q1:p,g.1i.4- 5 -f Boys from freshman to senior, cluster around this doll, one of the carnival prizes. Left to right are David Liston, John Ryan, Jim Rogers, Dennis Bllylggi f111g1ieTfi31g:j'tEtgi'ZiheI' Spoon Billy Bauer, Larry Schneider, Jim Lavis, a blg Smlle after bemg Crowned Roger Carter and Mike Johnston. W5 ' ,rljiw . W an Out-stretched arms reach for the records thrown to the audience by the disc-jockey during the dance which con- cluded the carnival festivities 72 Catherine Beebe and Christine Gibbs seem to have plenty of customers while they are clerking at the Surprise Package Booth. The picture at the right is another view of this same concession. C Tl Below, George Madden purchases confetti eggs from Marilyn Manley and Joyce Hueser. The girls grin in antici- pation, hoping George doesn't choose their heads on which to break the egg. fr. Vincent Richter demonstrates the correct way to fish to several puzzled girls. They are bewildered by the odd sizes and shapes of his catch. Eileen Bryant keeps count while her ball-throwing patrons try their aims. w-:fine li lzzmzig www' 1 Above, members of the Lillis High School Band are assembled on the front steps of the school where they await the arrival of the chartered bus which will take them to the American Royal. Mr. Bachman fupper right in the picture, gave his services to lead the band in this parade since the regular band leader M , r. Kelly, was unable to be there. 5 HARD TO BEAT Above are five L'll' 1 is majorettes, left to right: Judy Henehan, Dorothy Bachman, Helen Burke, Patricia Bachman, and Carol Hudson. Eight clarinet players and one sax are pictured at the left, Clockwise they are: Donna Mustain, James Cates, Judy Bowen, Charlotte Triblett, Vincent Richter T ' , erry Gladieux, Betty Myerson, Sharon Gomez, and Rachel Sanchez. 74 THE LILLIS BAND Below are Rose Arnone and Beverly Walker, who alternate in the pos1t1ons of drum majorette and head magorette The three Snare drummers at the right are: Tony Fowler, Sharon Bedsworth and Rookie Bernard. Richard Newhouse plays the bass drum while Judy Parker plays cymbals and Dickie Hughes performs on the bell lyre. Left: Rebecca U0 Ann Rushl and George Gibbs CDennis Spoon, discuss a letter Rebecca received. Below: Mrs. Gibbs fDiane Holtl throws corn to her chickens Above: The drunken choir director, Simon Stimson fDan Fansherl directs the ladies in a hymn. Left: Professor Willard CWarnie Powersj reads the statis- tics for Grovers Corners. Lower left: Kevin Glynn, stage manager and narrator for the play relaxes after he sets the play in motion. Right: The stage crew, John Muehlberger, Bob Farrar, Kenny Vogelbaugh, Stan Stoerman, and Barbara Overman take a bow. Below: The wedding guests wave good-bye to Emily and George. The Gibbs Family H W F! The Webb Family ,f ' ,,,,,1fM V, 'W W!- f Above left: Emily Webb fMary Alice Thorntonl discusses her plans for the future with her future father-in-law, Mr. Gibbs fSteve Howel. Center: The dead sit quietly while Emily, now one ofthem, looks upon her grieving husband, George Gibbs fDennis Spoonb. Above right: Just before the wedding ceremony Emily receives a final word of advice from her father fLarry Schneideri. Upper right corner: Mrs. Webb CBarbara Schellerj with her children, Emily fMary Alice Thorntonl and Wally Uim Kellyi. Right: Howie Newsome Uirn Rogersj, Constable Warren CRonnie O'Del1J and milkman Joe Crowell fKeith Hicksl discuss the weather. Lower right: Friends pay their respects at Emily Gibbs' funeral. Below: Cast members pose for a picture while they await the call On stage from their director, Sister Mary William, O.S.B. K - -.Q 1' ,. f H X , .,f4 t9. fzacf' 5 In the upper left pictureg at the type- pu writer Kay Lyndon takes down corrections 11855.11 IZ given by Kay Childers, while Mary Fran- ces Lohe and Pat Brown look over ex- change papers received from other schools, At the right, Barbara Overman earnestly digs in the files for a lost pic- ture, while calm Kevin Glynn studies the make up of a Lillistrator front page. Smiling Debbie Dabner is busy sharpen- ing pencils. At the bottom, Steve Howe works on the paper D1,u'nrny as Mary Hiller and Karen Myers cut down a too big pic. Judy Healey and Ray Bossert scan through book-bound copies of past papers, while the official typist, Gerry Rjllm 'Hess Ra' ed! Taylor, hurries with late copy. Members of the Lillislog Staff often use a corner of the physics room for their production quarters, Above, seven seniors are beginning work on their sections of the yearbook. First on the left is Rose Arnone, checking the advertising accounts. She and Susan Abboud, who was ab- sent at the time of this picture, have complete 6 U charge of circulation and advertising. Judy :L XAXXXE' Healey types the copy for the Library Libs page. xx D ig O CAIN' Stan Stoerman has just arrived to work on his geofxlagsae cartoon for the Champs page. Pat Brown hunts by thence, OO through the copy box for her assignment while eat gg P976 -5 590 ef Connie Cooper and Maria Garcia advise Catherine ce a qi-Ore aiu Deooxxgoevadet Robinson Qseatedl on the most pleasing arrange- 6 O0 ,5qA0 AQY l , - Ygvtb voyil 6 ment for the homecoming layout. Pat Welch and bxkexxixoox OAL an . . ' ' i . ' 35896 P59009 John Muehlberger were missing the day this V9 1950 3, 'W . ' ' . - ' Xtjgille 9056 pg Pmxo picture was taken. aw 1 ' - 1 1 - 'iajboiiaaeufiviicffie 'W' E-550 . ' 'eve-an SCb9xvfi'5'0 5106 ?ax Baxxzreaaxeaanof' ' ere' vafwia, G .Sian neawevei' P155 'LS E Maoag . ' ' Q D093 . ' ' I SOM! X060 el-do, of. as ie- NW ..- ob: 6009 HN ef 6g05X9Sgfa9xoe . . -Xioggexbzjpf' Sorvfhielberg Mike Kandlbinder gets the approval of Ruth Koelzer ?yi0x ' , - ggoq 363 G Ygobwsoyxo and Dennis Spoon on the layout of his introductory .ASV 45. ,1i'qJo,YACOefk0e sport page. Psi Orig -61 QB ' ge? ef Schrlelder d Larril hot the? b ugh an ketball 5 lo Vogel 3 ia bas . e DiC3T Kenny he proofs O Christirl with de- amine t T evening' who help ,C of ex the Owe Donald, ing 3 Se olf MC . d17Y taond Mary l:dmPrintmS' are vexoping a tures ' Pic The Library Libs, an organization of 40 student librarians under the direction of Sister Kieran, O.S.B., keep the Lillis library in order and the books in circulation. ln the picture above, the homeroom rep- resentatives are carding and shelving books brought in throughout the day. Left to right are: Mary Ann McDonald, Catherine Robin- son Kathleen Cvregory, Mary Elizabeth Harn- rnonds, Ruth Koelzer, Delores Aguilar, Joan Maloney, Mary Cecilia Raynor, Judy Thomas, Mary Ann Cooke, and Vicki Staab. At right are the officers of the library club. President Judy Healey advises with Barbara Raynor and Mary Ann O'Dwyer on how to arrange a book display. Below, a shipment of new books absorb Library Libs. Seated left to right are: Charlotte Triblett, Helen Neudeck, Isabel Pulido, Juanita Howard, Terry Taff, Sue , Janet O'Sullivan and Straton, Joyce I-Iueser Alberta Young. Standing are Kathleen Mc- Anan Donna Mustain, Mary Pat Barden, Y, Judy Hayes, Maeve Hope, Catherine Beebe, Malee Shaw, Gloria Dillon, and Mary Jo Long. LIBRARY LIB Green Peppers Create Winter Wonderland The Christmas holidays were high-lighted by the Green Peppers second annual Christnaas Dance, December 27. In the picture above, Kay Childers, president of the Pep Club, has just crowned Mike Morris as King of Pep. The two princes are Warnie Powers on Mike's right and Ronnie O'Dell on his left. Linda Supancic, vice-president of the Pep Club, had the honor of crowning Quarterback Warnie Powers. Ronnie 0'Dell was crowned by Mary Alice Thornton, secretary. At the left, Mike Morris and Carol Wolff twirl in the snowy at- mosphere of a Winter Wonderland. This page is sponsored by COUNTRY CLUB DAIRY COMPANY 5633 Troost Kansas City, Missouri I The junior-senior speech class presented Dismas Did It for an all-school audience on February 7. This hilarious comedy in which gangsters are disguised as nuns was directed by Gerelyn Hollingsworth and Carol Curry under the supervision of Sister Mary William. Entertaining the gangster, Baldy Darnay, Qalias Sister Annabellab are Sister Pius QMartha Allegril, Sister Ottilia Uudy Healeyl. and Sister Lucretia Qlvlarilyn Mc- Linl. At the right, Sister Aggripina Uudy Max welll brings in some lemonade for the visit ors. She discovers the pseudo-nuns on the floor KNO, not praying ll gathering up the loot which they accidentally spilled. Dismas Did It At the lower right, the disguised gangsters, Dick Tobin fSister I-Iildegardel, Robert McClurg QSister Zorinal, and Baldy Darnay iSister Anna- bellal are being welcomed into the convent parlor. Directly below, the police officers, Frank Van- Dorn and Don Kirn are preparing to take the gang sters for a visit to the jail. 0-, l ' 'ivivvl ii' Dramatically Speaking The L-Club: ffront row, l-rl Mike Kandl- binder, Dan Sullivan, Bob Glynn, Bill Gal- vin, Vic Tobler, and Mike Morris, fcenterj Kenny Vogelbaugh, Dan Fansher, Baldy Dar nay, Bill Groff, Ronnie O'Dell, and Warnie Powers, ftopl Mike Juarez, Gary Barnes, Mike Muehlberger, Joe Gonzales, John Con- nelly, Pat McGuire, and John McNamara. L-Club Presents 'Brother Orchid' QMiddle leftl Putting the finishing touches on the L-Club play, Brother Orchid, are Kenny Vogelbaugh fBrother Nasturtiurnj, John Connelly fBrother Geraniurnj, Kevin Glynn QBrother Hollyhockj, Pat McGuire K Brother Orchid l, and Warnie Powers CAbbott Jonquilj in this scene where Little John Sorto wakes up to find himself in a monastery. fLower right, Here at one of the final rehearsals Father Kieran seems to be stumped as to exactly where to place his actors: CA typical director-'s posel Standing by for his go-ahead signal are Vic Tobler CSolornonJ, John McNamara fFrecklesJ, Baldy Darnay CThe Gimpl, Ronnie O'Dell, Mike Kandlebinder fFat Dutchyl, Bill Galvin KDu.rn-Durnj, and at the center is Pat Mc- Guire l Brother Orchid J. This page is sponsored by THE MOTHERS AND DADS CLUB of Lillis High School 83 When the final yearbook copy had to go to press, Springtime, the Lillis Operetta was still in the early practice stage. Therefore, the year- books staff gives you a breath of Springtime in the Making instead of the usual finished product with its gala atmosphere and festive costurnes. The scenes here shown were taken at practice periods of the leads and choruses, and while the art students were painting the back--drop. Below Diane Holt, as Mrs. Barrington, discusses the weather with Kevin Glynn, as Major Frost. Kevin is trying desperately to imitate an English,aristocrat, rnonacle and all. Dan Fansher CRupertJ passes on a juicy bit of gossip to Ruth Koelzer eCMrs. Sloanel, and Pat Salmon fMrs. Van Clyvej. They have to keep up their reputations as town gossips. Splingume in The M aklng Vicki Staab holds the paint bucket for Robert McClurg. Lawrence Schneider is mas- ter of both the paint can and the canvass as he deftly brings the branches of a tree into being. Donna Arnold and Sondra Gould paint the lower part of the background scene for the operetta, Springtime. Left to right Alberta Young, Janet O'Su1livan, Judy Thomas, Barbara Raynor, Carolanne DiBella, Mary Ann McCullough, and Beverly Alyea practice for one of the choruses. Jackie Adrian, accompanist for the Second Act, puts them through the paces. if I 'Q' 1 Mike Kandl John Rand in the operetta, Springtime poses above with four of the leads. At Mike's'right are Dick T b' ' o in fLee Cooperl and Shirley Trueblood fPhoebe, the daughter of Mr. Randjg on his left are Pat Arnold fJudy Cooper, the sister of Leej a d S ' n teve Howe QBrent Sanderson, a friend of Lee'sl. binder, who plays the part of Mr. h maids, Mary Frances Lohe and Mary Ann S 1' o 1- go, practice their greetigxgs for one another at the left of the picture above In the center the chorus of gardeners swing into position for a song. Lei to right, the gardeners are: Rose Arnone Judy Suggs, Mary Ann McDonald, Helen Burke, Diane Harvey and Joanne Rush. Norman Gray, butler for the wealthy Mrs Barrington practices his most elaborate bow on the social secretary Christine DiCarlo. Marlyn McLin, who plays the part of the housekeeper, smiles as she waits for the next direction from Sister Clement Marie and Sister Mary Felix, who are directing the operetta songs. Below, Joe Nastasio leads a. chorus of college boys in a rousing cheer Left to right are Joe Nastasio Ckneelingl, Martin Stein- metz Eugene Watkins, James Conaghan, Bob Behrens, John Muelhberger Raymond Bossert, and Bob Farrar. Eighteen new members were inducted into the National Honor Society on March 6. Above, left to right are: Kay Childers, Judy Healey, Kay Nichols, Judy Gelino, Virginia Jones, Judy Thomas, Jackie Adrian, Jane Cranmer, Janet O'Sullivan, Evelyn Cutting, Christine DiCarlo, Toni Danella, Patricia Gascich and Carolanne DiBella. Sophomore pledges number an even dozen. In the first row, left to right are: Marilyn Mulloy, Joyce Hueser, Mary Ann 0 Cook, Eileen Bryant, Margaret O'Sullivan, and Virginia Kneib. N In the second row are: Sue Straton, Sandra Overman, Noland Davis, Charles Haefling, and Catherine Beebe. The twelfth pledge, Patricia Ryan, was not present at school the day the , picture was taken. 86 3, l ,6 , ,.g, , W X J i 2 'Father Kieran Mclnerney, O.S.B. presents the membership certificates and Na- tional Honor Society pins to the new members as they sign the membership book. Geraldine Taylor is signing the book while Lawrence Schneider, Raymond Bossert and John Connelly await their turn. Seniors who were inducted last year took part in the ceremony by giving the speeches on Character, Scholarship, Service, and Leadership, They also explained the emblem of the society. Left to right, these seniors are: First row, Carol Curry, Mary Ann McDonald, Mary Frances Hiller, and Susan Abboud, second row, Ruth Koelzer, Judy Garrett, Catherine Robinson, and Bar- ba ra Ove rman. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X I NNW :--' 7-: 43? is lg Eight freshmen fulfilled the requirements for Honor So ciety pledges. Pictured below they are: First row, Ellen Harte, Teresa Scanlon, Billy Bauer, and Maeve Hope, sec ond row, Mary Cecilia Raynor, Jean Goff, Mary Patricia Barden and Linda Laut. Finalists who delivered ex- temporaneous speeches and original oratory, respec- tively,are pictured below, left to right Gerel n Hol- Speech Finalists Hold Forth First place winners in the speech contest are, left to right, Dick Tobin Crnemorized oratoryl, Judy Healey Corigi- nal oratoryi. Christine Di- Carlo lexternporaneousl, and Ruth Koelzer Qserious read- ingj. Below at the right of the speaker at the ros- trurn are the six finalists in the memorized Oratory division. Seated, left to right, they are Connie Cooper, Helen Burke, Jackie Adrian 13rd placejg standing, are Diane Holt C2nd placej, Richard Tobin Qlst placej and Sharon Cooper. The speaker at the rostrum, Mary Alice Thornton, and the five at her right com- peted as finalists in the serious reading divi- sion. Left to right, seated, these are Kevin Glynn C3rd placej, Martha Allegri, Ruth Koel- zer flst placejg standing are Debbie Dabner, and Shirley Trueblood C2nd placej. 1 Y lingsworth, Beth Downer., Roy Block 13rd placel, Carol Curry fZnd placej, Christine DiCarlo flst placel, Mary Ann McDonald, John Con- nelly Q3rd placej, Judy Healey flst placeb, Darrell Recob 12nd placej and Janet O'Sullivan. Announcer, Pat Welch, is at the rostrurn. HTHULIC Aiwa 1 fr 'ffl X E Each year on the feast of the Holy Rosary, Lillis sodalists honor the Blessed Mother by forming a Living Rosary. Mary Alice Tschirhart pantornimed the ge sters of the Blessed Mother as each of the Joyful Mysteries was recited. In the picture at the right, Mary Alice is portraying the Presentation of Christ in the Ternple, while below she is depicting the Nativity scene. Father Kieran and those boys who formed the crucifix of the rosary are in the foreground of the picture at the lower right. In the back- ground are some of the girls who made up the decades. - 1 j X ll U 'QQ f A LIVING ROSARY Renewing. Qur Spiritual Energy At the right, Father Terence Stanton, O.S.B., this year's retreat master, re- news acquaintance with some of the upperclassmen. He gave the Lillis re- treat two years ago also, when the present seniors were sophomores. Below is Father Terence giving a conference in the gym. He said Mass for the retreatants every morning at the ' temporary altar which is seen in the background. T4 JESUS THROUGH mARYgfQ. x Some of the freshmen and sophomore boys fabovej point out to Father Terence the retreat posters, which were placed at intervals in the halls. At the right is another view of the upperclassmen interviewing Father Terence, following the retreat exercises. .I 'twin Admiring their work are, left to right: Patti Lou May, Lawrence Schneider, and Jo Ellen Vaughn. The following alurnni made various figures for the crib: Joe Malone, Ralph Behrens, Mary Nichols, Donna Easter, Frances Kneaves, Carol Kiefer, Delma Beer- bower. Mr. Albertson, Lillis main- tenance man, built the crib. Sr. Mary Egberta, art instructor, directed the project. True Christmas Spirit My I' Loading up the groceries and clothing for the poor family above are, left to right: Judy Gossey, Janice Gossey, and Beverly Alyea, Dick Tobin and Tim Muller are wonder- ing whether all the groceries and a Christ- mas tree will fit into the trunk and back seat of the car. 92 Besides the traditional seasonal activities sodalists this year engaged in several acti- vities in which they gave their time to the service of others. Juniors organized into groups for volunteer service at St. Mary's Hospital. In the picture at the right, Janet O'Su1livan takes the names and times at which the juniors will be available for work 1 at the hospital. Left to right are Judy Hene- han, Janet O'Sullivan, Jane Cranmer and Toni Danella. Sodalists Do Christ's Work Freshmen serve tain and care for homeless little children at the St. Anthony Baby Home. Among the freshman girls who have volunteered their time are those pictured below, left to right, Judy Theis, Patty Grunden, Joan Welch, Linda Reno, Linda Laut, and Janet Massey. Collecting stamps for the missions is another activity under freshman sponsor- ship. by helping to enter- Two major projects keep the sophomore sodalists busy. Each evening after school and on Saturdays, they help at the Catholic Community Library. Making scapulars is their second activity. In the picture, six of the sophomores are inspecting scapulars which members of their class have made. Left to right are: Jerry Smith, Emery Har mon, Sandra Overman, Kathleen Lynch, Catherine Beebe, and Mary Jo Myers. Nw IA Contestants Defend Steve Howe, pictured at the right, is the winner of the 1958 Junior-Senior Religion Medal which will be awarded at the grad- uation exercises this spring. The Reli- gion Contest is the most important competition on the Lillis calendar. In the office? Yes. These six senior finalists are practicing for the Junior-Senior Religion Contest. Standing are Steve Howe, Bill Galvin, with Kenny Vogelbaugh at the microphone. Sandra Burns and Carol Curry listen, as Christine Di Carlo goes over her speech. I 1 ,iff Junior finalists quiz each other in preparation for the orals Bob McClurg stands to answer a question while James Muller Toni Danella, Kay Nichols, Lawrence Schneider and Vernie Labrie listen for an error. 1 Catholic Doctrine fa Father Graham congratulates Shirley Mueller, Billy Bauer, John Dame, Marietta Egan, and Mike McNamara, all freshmen, who will participate in the Freshman-Sophomore division of the Religion Contest. Jackie Cooper, the sixth freshman finalist, was missing when this picture was taken. Receiving their topics for discussion in the Religion Contest are Larry Walsh, Margaret O'Sulliyan, Marilyn Mulloy, Charles Haefling, Eileen Bryant, and Jim Strohm, the sophomore contes- tants. Father Kieran distributes the tonics. ,u Z fl 'Il In ll T' ir Z X , I w i 1 ,ll 5 --Qga,,e Ready to crown the Blessed Mother with garlands of roses is Mary Frances Hiller, Prefect of the Sodality, and Kevin Glynn, Vice-Prefect. Below in the crowning circle are, Left to Right: Father Kie- ran Mclnerney, Marianne Duffy, Tom Madigan, Mary Frances Hiller, Kevin Glynn, Susan Abboud, Dennis Spoon, Janet O'Sulli- van and Baldy Darnay. May Crowning I H Wai 1 fl Newcomers Are News Ten newcomers joined the ranks of the Fighting Irish near the mid-term. Left to right these include: Sharon Fox, Raymond Pense, Tim Crowley, Kathleen Ryan, Sal Morales, John Ronacorso, Mike Redmond, and Cecilia French. Those not pictured are Herbert Ewing and Rose- mary Coughlin. BUSINESS PATRONS STYLE BOOK CLEANERS 3549 Troost Valentine l-9163 HEART OF AMERICA TOBACCO AND CANDY CO. 4936 Prospect Underhill 1-1500 GERALD MCMANUS CHEMICAL COMPANY 306 Broadway Victor 2-5192 BUSINESS MEN'S ASSURANCE On the Union Station Plaza Baltimore 1-6300 KANSAS TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 749 Minnesota Fairfax 1-9292 Better than Good-Its Fonmost T5stemark TRADEMARK OF BETTER DAIRY FOODS All Tastemark Dairy Products--Mnlk, Butter and Ice Cream-have been approved by the Tastomark Homemakers Panel X 40011 97 'Estemark vmunn n MILK lhliiilllil OL!! I lib W X81 6 40' Coe ,ii-gig. Ptusoen I ,X X ' . 2 1 .I f 'I .5 f X ,Q is . LS 'F'j1 T:' ,f c Q'M'l 1 X, 1 : Az I F P ROYAL CROW om Freshman-Sophomore Speech Finalists IX Finalists in the freshman-sophomore speech contest take relaxed posi- tions on the bleachers for this picture on February 27. On-March 27, they will be facing the audience to compete for first place in thleivarious divisions In the first row, left to right, are: humorous reading Kathleen McAnany, Sharon Scott, Tom Keller, Mike McNamara, Sandra Overman, and Pat Fet- tersg second row: fmernorized oratoryl John Jones, Jim O'Neill, Glynn ' Morrison, Mary Jo Myers, John Gibbs, and Roger Carter, third row Qserious readingl Jean Atterbury, Sharon Rossato, Beryl Pretzl, Eileen Bryant, Kathleen Gregory, and Marilyn Mulloyp fourth row: foriginal oratoryl Rose- mary Schnepf, Pat Quick, Janice Curls, Jean Goff, Torn Gorman, and Vicki Staabg fifth row: Kexfemporaneousl Noland Davis, Pat Ryan, Joyce I-Iueser, Maeve Hope, Catherine Beebe, and Pat Baker. 98 Y.- A Sunday Situation Sunday is the only day the photographer could find Mr. Ray Albertson, the Llllis custodian, in this relaxed pose. Every other day he can be found almost anywhere in the school building from the furnace room to the roof of the gym either cleaning, or repairing, or mdxing something new to keep Lillis in top-notch condition. I Donnelly Company Complete Line of Catholic Religious Articles And Catholic Books H21 McGee VI 2-0942 Rolland Studio OFFICIAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER lll8 McGee VI 2-3448 Green Jewelry Headquarters for OFFICIAL LILLIS HIGH SCHOOL RINGS Club Pins - Crested Stationery l0iO Walnut Vl2-6191 Linwood State Bank Established i922 , Your Neighborhood Bank 'COMMERCIAL AND SAVINf.QS ACCOUNTS 1120 Linwood ' we I-1700 Photographer . . . Signing Off Larry Sclneider, LILLISLOG photographer, puts the camera in the darkroom cupboard after the final shot to meet the final yearbook deadline. 2573 -41. 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