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

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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'

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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

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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