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

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'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

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, 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

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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