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

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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.

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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

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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.