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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1961 volume:

To you, Sister Fabiola, the Class of 1961 respectfully dedicates this edition of the Lillislog. Our principal and advisor during our high school years, you have furnished the steadying hand and understanding heart that have helped to keep our purpose that in all things God may be glorified. May our lives show our gratitude for all you have done for us. 2 His UotiMii P f) JoJutXWri His Holiness Pope John XXIII is pictured bestowing his blessing on the eve of his second anniversary as Holy Father. It is under his fatherly protection that the work of Lillis contributes its share to the work of the Universal Church. Bishop Johtv P. Codij His excellency John P. Cody, Bishop of Kansas City- St. Joseph, has often spoken to Lillis students, reminding them that in youth lie the hopes of the diocese and the Church. May the lives of the Graduates of 1961 reflect fidelity to the Christian principles taught at Lillis. May they ever be men and women of the Church--Christians faithful to their trust. 3 QlstPM But there are also some who desire knowledge, that they may build up the souls of others with it, and that is charity . St. Bernard. Sister Fabiola, 0. S. B. Principal Sister Mary Charles, 0. S. B. 303 Science, Latin Sister Clement Marie, 0. S. B. 201 Social Studies, Chorus Sister Constancea, 0. S. B. Science, Home Economics, Cafeteria Sister Mary Daniel, 0. S. B. 403 Spanish, Sodality Sister Dolores, 0. S. B. 402 Business, Sodality Sister Eileen, 0. S. B. 405 Religion, World History, English Sister Elise, 0. S. B. Business Sister Gratia, 0. S. B. 306 Art Sister Hildegarde, 0. S. B. Library French, Latin, World Geography, Lillis Libs Sister Mary Joyce, 0. S. B. 200 Science, Mathematics, Photography Sister Noreen, 0. S. B. Mathematics, Chorus, Band Sister Paulette, 0. S. B. 202 English, Lillislog, Pep Club Sister Pierre, 0. S. B. 302 English, Debate, Lillistrator, Publicity Sister Prima, 0. S. B. Cafeteria Sister Mary Stephen, 0. S. B. 406 Religion, Home Economics, Printing, Mathematics Sister Vitalis, 0. S. B. Cafeteria Sister Mary William, 0. S. B. 304 English, Sodality, Speech and Dramatics On behalf of all Lillis students, the staff of the Lilli- slog extends prayerful thanks to these Sisters and to their predecessors who together have made the fulfillment of twenty years of prayer and work a happy anniversary for us all. 1941-1961 An excellent teacher and counselor, the Rev. Kieran Mclnerney, O. S. B., is ready to retire to his quiet room after a long strenuous day of teaching Father Kieran does an exemplary job as Spiritual and Athletic Director. Father Roger Miller and Father James Nugent, C. S. S. R. make many sacrifices so that they can teach religion to the students of Lillis. Father Nugent is new to the faculty staff and students but Father Miller is well ac quainted with them after several years of teaching here. | Father Kieran blesses the congregation during Mass. He is in the Lillis chapel on second floor. 4 By being irreproach- able in all respects, the Lillis lay faculty has al- ways given only the best examples for the students to follow. This year is no exception. Lillis again has a most competent and cap- able lay faculty on the teaching staff. Seated in her office, Miss Dorothy Kennedy lines up assignments for her Social Science and English classes. Mr. Eugene Propp starts home after a long hard day with his fresh- man homeroom and science and math classes. Mrs. Robert Green looks satisfied as she glances over the grades of her freshman and sophomore girls' gym classes. FoievJttu Coach Joseph Mintner, who has been on the Lillis lay faculty longer than any- one else, writes out detention slips for tardy students while Coach Jerry Letourneau sets up a defensive play for his basketball team. Besides coaching the varsity foot- ball team, Coach Mintner teaches drafting, shop, and physical education. Coach Letourneau teaches American History and physical education. 6 CfWtfewft Fo Coflty Page 5 Ce uM6 Page ! 6 UiA leA JlatehiPjv Page 33 CWes Page 47 Actuates Page 65 Page 75 With the coming of 1961, Lillis High School completes its twentieth year. To us students, this has been a lifetime, and the Lillis cornerstone with its 1941 inscription may seem part of a distant past. Yet this anniversary bears witness to the successful ( planning directed not only toward the educational needs of students then attending school, but also to the demands of later times. And each student- and then- has found it possible for his life to be enriched through the warm family relationship that has become a Lillis tradition. w Providing an atmosphere of mutual love and respect, this tradition of Chris- tianity in action has helped us to find and build a confidence in a loving God. It is in the U assurance that our world rests securely in His protecting Hands that we find the courage to challenge the future. We, the Fighting Irish ' of 1961, are grateful for the opportunities provided us by our very special instructors to strengthen our faith and in ourselves and in our American way of life, and to develop this abiding trust in God's Providence. As we seniors leave, we know we shall often have occasion to remember Lillis and all that it has come to mean to us. The 1961 Lillislog is our attempt to share some of thes highlights with you. For the staff, this endeavor has been a rich and rewarding ex- perience . U.I ,0 G. A.D. 1.9 41 7 Good training for future responsibilities is provided by membership in the Lillis Student Council. All student acti- vities are planned and inaugurated by this group under the direct supervision of Sister Fabiola. Father Kieran presents the gavefto Student Council President, Mike Fahey, and gives his blessing for a success- ful tenure. Ohu ltod BELOW we see Mike in his role as President. Such rapt attention would do justice to any skilled parlimen- tarian. Is it always like this, Mike? SEATED quietly for the moment are LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Long, 304; Jerry Purdy, 302; Kathy Nolan, 202; Dan Brady, Band President; Maeve Hope, Editor Lillistrator; Mary Cecilia Raynor, Lillis Libs President; Ed Burch, Senior Class President; Don Dee, 201 and Student Council Vice-Pres- ident; Shirley Mueller, Sodality Prefect and Student Council Treasurer; Mike Fahey, 200 and Student Council President; Joanne Healey, Editor of Lillislog and Student Council Secretary; Pat Grunden, Pep Club President; Mike Sharkey, 306 and L-Club President; Peggy Jenkins, Glee Representative; Larry Sweeney, 406; Rose Ann Soligo, 303; and Linda Ford, 405. Apparently the four freshmen standing in back just don't get to sit with their revered uppercl ass mates. They are Bob Bunch, 401; Charles Carter, 402; Cassie Phillips, 403; and Jackie Brown, 404. 8 Council 1960-1961 A worthy activity sponsored by the Student Council is the col- lection of food and gifts by each homeroom for distribution to needy families during the Christmas season. Helping to sort the various items in homeroom 200 are LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Franssens, Kay Single- ton, Jerry Hueser, Janet Massey, Jack Watson and Richard Nolan. Interrupted in their enjoyment of noon-day refreshment by our roving photographer are Tom Willey, George Uggans, John Vaughn, Tom Finch, John McFall, and Bob Van Bruwaene. Cheese, smiles Cathy Combs into the camera as, FROM LEFT, Judy Negus, Ricardo Lopez, Jim Azar, Dan Mosley and Bob Van Bruwaene wait for the school photographer to capture their likeness for posterity. The instructions pointed out on Regis- tration Day should be quite familiar to upperclassmen. Edith McClurg, John Werk- owitch, Vanessa Dunn, Richard Perkins. One more time, says Anna Maria Borserine as she trys to master tqe tricky locker combination. This is old stuff to Anita Wheeler. Have patience, Sharon (Baker), your turn is coming next. Wdctonb, (M They didn't have this kind ol � w.vice in grade school, re- marks Mary Boyd as she takes advantage of the new paper machines. Carmen Guerra (LEFT) and Cathy Combs admiringly agree. Jack Dold (in background) doesn't seem too impressed. Fr. Deem, the Re- treat-Master for the juniors and seniors, waits for everyone to be seated before he begins the con- ference . Caught in an informal pose during the retreat are LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Pat Tucker, the Rev. Lawrence McNamara, Sal Gomez, the Rev. Alvin Deem, O. F. M., David Childs. SECOND ROW: Kenny Koss, Marilyn Gorman and Barbara Hamilton. tty tft Liffos FfXhttSy Leading the Los Posados procession in the annual Christmas pro- gram are Elizabeth Vargas as Mary and Richard Perkins as Joseph. Freshman early become acquainted with Mrs. Ruth Leslie, the school nurse. Surrounded by fellow upper- classmen, Sharon Rossato breaks the pinata. UMi Ab Uo Lillis teachers welcome the opportunity to meet parents of Lillis students at the annual faculty tea. Miss Kennedy is hostess to Mrs. Raymond Bernal and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Page. During the presidential campaign two of John F. Kennedy's most enthusiastic backers were Margaret Pipes and Vivian Callahan. KENNEDY PRESIDENT Mr. Stitz (LEFT) and Mr. Cook are two of the many Lillis dads who volunteer their ser- vices for such activities as taking tickets at football and basketball games. Is it a bird? Is it a plane? gasps Don Dee. No, it's Superman answers Mike Fahey, taking off. Think I'll join him! Jim Audley (background) can't seem to get off the ground. A l Aw y Split-second expectancy before action resumes. This particular game was a height contest between the tall Varsity players (in white) and the shorter players (in green). The entire school attended this unusual contest of Lillis vs. Lillis as a pre-Christmas treat. QodcJhtij Re-enacting the Annunciation for the Living Rosary, Mary Pat Barden portrays the Angel Gabriel and Shirley Mueller, the Blessed Virgin Mary. Preparing for the induction of Sodality candidates, Shirley Mueller, Prefect, arranges flowers on the altar in preparation for the coming induction of Sodality candidates. Janice Curls, Secretary; Janet Maher, Treasurer; and Judy Theis, Vice- President; are supervisors. During the second week of Advent, the juniors have the privilege of lighting two candles on the wreath. Mary Ann Schoen, Prefect, is lighting the candle. The other officers of the junior Sodality, Barbara Hamilton and Nancy Ronan, in the center, join in the singing of the Avent hymn. The candidates go to Father Kieran, Director of the Sodality, to be received as permanent members of the Sodality. Climaxing May devotions, Prefect Shirley Mueller crowns Mary Queen of Heaven and Earth. Towards the end of fall the Senior Class Officers are prepared for the activities that fill the air. Those elected by the Seniors are Ed Burch, President; Pat Hare, Vice-President; Mary Pat Barden, Treasurer; Bob Morris, Secretary. 16 JOSEPH ARNONE Glennon Spirit-Cartoonist 3; Track 3; Plays 3; Senior Play 4. Transfer from Glennon 4. AMBITION: Dentist. ALICIA AGUILAR Religion Contest 2; Sodality 1, 3, 4; Lillis Libs I, 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Majorettes 2, 4; Music Festival 2, 3j Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: College, Airline Stewardess. FEUX ARROYO Transfer from West Junior 3, AMBITION: College. jAMLb Auuu.. Sodality 2, 3; Student Council 1, 3; Class Pres- ident 1,2; Lettered 1,2,3, L-Club 4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 2, 3,4; Track 3, 4; Popular- ity Contest 4; Play 2; Senior Play 4. Transfer from Redemptorist 4. AMBITION: Undecided. MARY PATRICIA BARDEN Religion Contest 3, 4; Honor Society’ 1,2, 3, 4; Sodality' 1,2, Treasurer 3,4; Seminar 3; Senior Class Treasurer; Lillistrator 3,4; Lillis Libs 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: To travel and see the world. EDWARD BAKER Basketball 1,2; Music Festival 1,2. AMBITION: To become a millionaire. 17 JAMES BUSH Transfer from Ward 2. AMBITION: Undecided. EDWARD BURCH Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Home- room Leader 3; Senior Class President 4; Lillis- log 4; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: College. VINCENT BERTRAND Music Festival 2; Operetta 4. AMBITION: College. JOYCE BLOSS Sodality 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Co-Leader 2; Lillis Libs 1, 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3; Head Majorette 4; Music Festival 2, 3; Plays 2, Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: I. B. M. Operator. PATRICIA BELLMAN Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; B-Team Cheer- leader 3; Music Festival 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Private Secretary. WILLIAM BAUER Religion Contest 1; Honor Society 1,3,4; Se- minar 3; Homeroom Co-Leader 2,4; Lillistrator 3, 4; Football 1, Manager 2; Basketball 1; Senior Play 4. AMBITION: Journalism or Law. CLAUDE CLARK C-Club 2, 3, L-Club 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1; Track 1,2. Transfer from Glennon 4. AMBITION: To Make Good. RONALD CUTTING L-Club 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Music Festival 3; Senior Play 4. AMBITION: Civil Engineer. CAROL CADY Sodality 4; Lillis Libs 3, Vice-President 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. Transfer from East 2. AMBITION: College. JANICE CURLS Sodality 1,2, 3, Secretary 4; Speech Contest 1, 2; Lillistrator 3, 4; Lillis Libs 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: College. DAVID CHENEY Honor Society 4; Debate-United Nations 3; School Paper 2, 3. Transfer from Glennon 4. AMBITION: Pharmacy. TIMOTHY CROWLEY Basketball 2. AMBITION: To Succeed. 19 DONALD DEE Student Council Vice-President 4; Homeroom Leader 4; L-Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Basket- ball 1,2, 3, 4. AMBITION: To play basketball. JUANITA DIEBOLD Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: To have triplets. SANDRA FRANSSENS Sodality 1,2; Glee Club 3,4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Secretary or Airline Assistant. JOHN DAME Religion Contest 1, 2, 4; Band 1, 2, 3. AMBITION: College. MICHAEL FAHEY Student Council President 4; Hofneroom Leader 2, 3; Lettered 2, 3, L-Club 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3. Transfer from Redemptorist 4. AMBITION: To go to college and play sports. PATRICIA GRUNDEN Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Lillislog 4; Lillis Libs 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, President 4; Music Festival 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Business College or Art School. PATRICK HARE Senior Class Vice-President 4; Lettered 2, 3. L-Club Treasurer 4; Football 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Popularity Contest 4. Transfer from Redemptorist 4. AMBITION: College. JOHN GORMAN Religion Contest 4j Seminar 2, 3; Operetta 4. Transfer from Hogan 2. AMBITION: College. MAEVE HOPE Religion Contest 1,2,3, 4; Sodality Treasurer 1,2, Vice-Prefect 3, 4j Honor Society 1,2,3, 4; Debate 2; Speech Contest 1,2; Seminar 3; Student Council 4; Lillistrator Feature Editor 3, Editor 4; Lillis Libs 1; Music Festival 2, 3; Senior Play 4. AMBITION: To be remarkable. JEAN GOFF Religion Contest 2, 4; Sodality 1, Vice-Prefect 2, Prefect 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3; Speech Contest 1, 2; Seminar 2, 3; Student Council 1; Homeroom Leader 1; Lillislog 4; Lillistrator 3; Lillis Libs 2, Treasurer 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Popu- larity Contest 1,2, 4; Music Festival 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Bookkeeping Accountant and Marriage. MARILYN GORMAN Band 2, 3; Music Festival 2. Transfer from Hogan 2. AMBITION: Secretary or Bookkeeper. JOANNE HEALEY Religion Contest 2, 3, 4; Sodality 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Seminar 3; Student Council Sec- retary 4; Lillislog Editor 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Lillis Libs 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Music Festival 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. Transfer from Glennon 2. AMBITION: College. 21 JERRY HEUSER AMBITION: Undecided. ELLEN HARTE Sodality 2, 3; Honor Society 1, 3, 4; Speech Contest 2; Homeroom Co-Leader 3,4; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Cheerleading 1,2,3, Varsity 4; Art 1,2, 3, 4; Music Festival 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Commercial Artist or Kindergarten Teacher. VIOLA HAIDUSEK Sodality 2, 3; Lillislog 4; Lillis Libs 2; Glee Club 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3, Secretary 4; Band 1; Major- ettes 2, 3; Music Festival 2, 3; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Undecided. VIOLET HAIDUSEK Sodality 2, 3; Lillislog 4; Lillis Libs 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Majorettes 3; Music Festival 2, 3; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Undecided. MICHAEL HOWE Glee Club 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Architect. ROSEANN INFRANCA Glee Club Transfer from Raytown 3. AMBITION: Marriage. 22 JOHN JONES L-Club 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Music Festival 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Lawyer. CHRISTINE INF RANCA Glee Club 4; Music Festival 3; Operetta 4. Transfer from Raytown 3. AMBITION: To choose the right vocation. KENNETH KOSS AMBITION: To play pro baseball. CHERYL KEPFORD Sodality 1, 2, 3; Debate 2; Lillistrator 2, 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Business College, Marriage. FRANK LYON Speech Contest 2; Music Festival 2; Senior Play 4. AMBITION: Naval Career. MARGARET JENKINS Sodality 4; Speech Contest 1,2; Student Council 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; B-Team Cheerleader 3; Music Festival 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Nurse and Marriage. 23 MICHAEL LEWIS L-Club 4; Football 4; Basketball 4; Track 4; Popularity King 4. Transfer from Elizabethtown, Pa., 4. AMBITION: College. KATHLEEN Me AN ANY Sodality 1; Speech Contest 1,2; Lillis Libs 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 2, 3; Play 2; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: To make people happy. DAVID LISTON Basketball 1,2; Popularity Contest 1. AMBITION: To be a success. JOSEPH KUPNESKI Speech Contest 2; Senior Play 4. Transfer from Glennon 2. AMBITION: Air Force. JEAN UGHTNER Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Popularity Contest 3j Music Fest- ival 3; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Marriage. LINDA LAUT Sodality Treasurer 1, Secretary 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3; Seminar 2; Homeroom Co- Leader 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Popularity Contest 3; Music Festival 2, 3; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Secretary and Marriage. 24 CARY MALKMUS Glee Club 3; Football 1,2; Music Festival 2, 3. AMBITION: College. KATHLEEN MALONEY Sodality 2; Speech Contest 1,2; Student Council 1; Homeroom Leader 1; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Majorettes 2, 4; Art 2, 3; Music Festival 2, 3j Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: To marry a Millionaire. JANET MASSEY Religion Contest 2; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate 2; Lillistrator 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Sub. Cheerleader; Music Festival 2, 3; Plays 2; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Designer. PAUL McGILTON Music Festival 3. Transfer from St. Joseph, Shawnee 3 AMBITION: Draftsman. JANET MAHER Sodality Prefect 1,2, 3, Treasurer 4; Homeroom Co-Leader 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, Treas- urer 3,4; Cheerleader 1, Varsity 4; Music Festival 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Secretary. CLEMENT MA Cl EL L-Club 3; Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Track 3; Senior Play 4. AMBITION: Undecided. 25 michael McNamara Religion Contest 1; Student Council 1; Home- room Co-Leader 2; Homeroom Leader 1; L-Club 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Music Festival 3; Popularity Contest 2; Senior Play 4. AMBITION: To Be a Printer. MANUEL MEDINA Basketball 1. Transfer from Redemptorist 4. AMBITION: Undecided. SHIRLEY MUELLER Religion Contest 1; Sodality 1,2, 3, Prefect 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Speech Contest 2; Seminar 3; Student Council Treasurer 4; Lillislog 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: College. MICHAEL MUEHLBERGER L-Club 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 2. AMBITION: Undecided. RICHARD MOORE Homeroom Leader 2, 3; L-Club 3, 4; Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Play 3. Transfer from Glennon 4. AMBITION: Engineer. ROBERT MORRIS Student Council 2, 3; Homeroom Leader 2, 3; Secretary of Senior Class 4; Glee Club 4; Popu- larity Contest 2; Music Festival 2; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Aviator or Navigator. 26 RICHARD NOLAN Band 1, 2; Music Festival 2. AMBITION: Navy. ALFRED McMICKLE Transfer from Glennon 4. AMBITON: Draftsman. KATHLEEN NOLAN Religion Contest 2; Sodality 2, 3; Speech Con- test 2; Student Council 4; Homeroom Leader 4; Homeroom Co-Leader 2; Lillistrator 3; Lillis Libs 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, 3, Varsity 4; Prom Attendant 3; Popularity Contest 4; Music Festival 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Dental Assistant. EDWIN NIEMEYER Transfer from Mayview 2. AMBITION: Undecided. CLYDE PIPES Glee Club 4; Track 1; Popularity Contest 3; Music Festival 2, 3; Operetta 4. AMBITION: To make others happy and have a successful life. SHARON ROSSATO Sodality 1,2, 3; Speech Contest 1,2; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, Var- sity 3,4; Prom Attendant 3; Popularity Contest 3; Music Festival 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Elementary School Teacher or Secretary, 27 LINDA RENO Sodality 1,2; Speech Contest 1; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 2, 3; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Housewife. VINCENT RICHTER Religion Contest 2; Student Council 2, 3; Home- room leader 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Popularity Contest 1, 3; Music Festival 2, 3. AMBITION: F.B.I. JOSEPH REID Lillistrator 4; Track 4; Senior Play 4; Glee Club 4; Operetta 4. Transfer from Rockhurst 4. AMBITION: Commercial Artist. RICHARD PERKINS Religion Contest 4; Honor Society 3,4; Speech Contest 2; Lillislog 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Music Festival 2, 3; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Undecided. JUDITH REDMOND Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Majorettes 3, Drum Majorette 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Operetta 4. Transfer from Loretto 2. AMBITION: College. MARY CECILIA RAYNOR Religion Contest 3, 4; Sodality 1,2; Secretary 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 3, 4; Speech Contest 2; Seminar 2, 3; Student Council 4; Lillistrator 3, 4; Lillis Libs 1,2,3, President 4; Glee Club 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 2, 3; Plays 2; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: College. 28 JUDITH THEIS Sodality 1,2, 3, Vice-Prefect 4; Lillislog 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: College. MICHAEL ST. LOUIS G-Club 2, 3, L-Club Secretary 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3. Transfer from Glennon 4. JACK WATSON Music Festival 2, 3. Transfer from De La Salle 2. AMBITION: College. JACK SUBLETTE L-Club 4; Football 4. Transfer from De La Salle 3. AMBITION: College. TERESA SCANLON Religion Contest 2; Sodality 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1; Speech Contest 2; Student Council 1,2, 3; Homeroom Leader 1,2; Homeroom Co- Leader 3; Lillislog 4; Glee Club 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, Varsity 3; Homecoming Attendant 3; Popularity Contest 1,2, Queen 4; Music Festival 2, 3; Plays 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Business College and Marriage. BERNARD STECMAIER Lillistrator 4; Senior Play 4. Transfer from Rockhurst 4. AMBITION: Mayor of Kansas City. 29 ERLINE WHEELER Religion Contest 2, 3, 4; Sodality 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Seminar 2, 3; Lillislog 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 2; Senior Play 4. Transfer from Glennon 2. AMBITION: College. SHARON WARD Pep Club 2, 3; Popularity Contest 2; Music Festival 2, 3j Operetta 4. Transfer from Loretto 2. AMBITION: Interior Decorator. RITA WASMER Sodality lj Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Therapist. ELIZABETH VARGAS Sodality 4; Glee Club 4; Operetta 4. Transfer from Costa Rica 4. AMBITION: Philosopher. JOAN WELCH Sodality 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Music Festival 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: Secretary. RAPHAEL VILLEGAS Transfer from De La Salle 4. AMBITION: Undecided. 30 ROBERT WUCKOWITSCH Senior Play 4. Transfer from Redemptorist 4. AMBITION: To go to art school and work at Hallmark's. JOHN WERKOWITCH Glee Club 3, 4; Music Festival 3; Senior Play 4; Operetta 4. AMBITION: College and Business. (AoM, 4 1961 The senior homeroom leaders and co-leaden discuss the possi- bility of giving the controlled reader for the senior gift. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Mike Fahey, leader of 200, Ellen Harte, co- leader; Bill Bauer, co-leader of 202, Kathi Nolan, leader; Don Dee, leader of 201, Janet Maher, co-leader. 31 v The Lillis gym--setting of some of the most outstanding senior memories. . . the fire.. . pep rallies. . . UN meeting last spring... Prom attendants Kathi Nolan and Sharon j Rossato with Queen Rosemary I the Grand March. Schnepf, ... And memories of people . . . Coach John Schmiedeler. . . and people we've studied, played, prayed and worked with. . . as we knew them in some unguarded moments. JcuuMS Leading the Juniors in homeroom activities are: Jerry Purdy, Leader, 302; Rose- mary Niemeyer, Co-Leader, 306; Jim Bartlett, Co-Leader, 304; Bonnie Miller, Co- Leader, 302; Shirley Long, Leader, 304; and Mike Sharkey, Leader, 306. Bonnie Miller Mike Clander Anthony Madrigal Theresa Banderas Lee Simms Bill Campbell Nancy Goetz Edith McClurg Tom Marquardt 2 0 2 Carl Chandler Mary Bywaters Phronsie Cowick Sandra Ferrel Bob Wilson Steve Whalen Sandy Farrell, Bill Campbell, and Tom Marquardt find it very convenient to make their visits to the Chapel, just around the comer from their homeroom door. John Coe Jerry Purdy Bobby Gutierrez Dan Banderas Mylo Daub Jill Ann Blakey Dan Brady Etta Scarcello Frank Ramirez 34 David Fisher Robert McCathie Pat Sabin Carole Long Ed Boyd 3 0 4 John Gomez Jim Trenolone Bonnie Meier John Nolan As if they think we would do that, says Mary Abare, after reading some of the Don'ts in the rule book. Jack Carson and Sylvia Hunter laughingly agree. Mary' Abare Richard Hudson Ronnie Drimmel Bob O'Sullivan Sylvia Hunter Tom Dodge Theresa Rogge Jim Bartlett Ronnie Strong Bennie Foster Jim Page Jack Bax Lupe Rector Jack Carson Barbara Hamilton 35 Willetta De Mastus Emmett Ryan Ray Lindsey Judy La Scala Mike Sharkey Bob Studer Jim Brown Bert Layde Kathy Reilly 3 0 Glenn Yotti Donald Strack Rosalie Maloney Bob Pallanich Suzie Spindell Richard Gelino Well, what's this we find in OUR homeroom? say 3C homeroom members. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Andrea Ellsworth, Sharon Thomas, Suzie Spindell, Bob Pallani and Carol Howerton. Andrea Ellsworth Francis Brady John Kalmus Bill Zeller Carol Howerton 36 Representing the Sophomore Class in the Student Council are: Larry Sweeney, Leader; Susan Brucken, Co-Leader, 406; Mike Ganaden, Co-Leader; Rose Ann Soligo, Leader, 303; Mark Wcikowitch, Co-Leader; Linda Ford, Leader, 405. 37 Paul Stitz Don Strada Jackie LaBore Charles Rose Mark McCall Roseann Soligo Michael Ganaden Thomas Ventola Margaret Jenkins John Waters A typical Lillis morning before the Carnival: dis- cussing coming events, collecting votes for the popularity contest, and studying. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol White, Margaret Jenkins, Linda Kitner, Tom Ventola, Jake Daub, John Barry and Pat Straley. 202 Tom Walsh Joan Smith John Barry Odessa Nix Ann Schnepf Martha Dean Carol White Jacob Daub Linda Kitner Vivian Callahan 38 Augustine Abenoja Robert Johnson Linda Ford Clifford Miller Susie Thompson Michael Bradley Dolores Gonzales Mark Werkowitch Bernice Ott Sharon Dahn 40 S Salvador Gomez Grace Metoyer Douglas Buckman Anyone going on the bus tonight? inquires Joan Ryan of Virgil Jones, Dolores Gonzales, Sharon Dahn, Robert Wallace, and Vanessa Dunn. Bernard Pulido Steve Wyatt Virgil Jones Michael Jurgens Robert Wallace Lucille Nix Anita Wheeler Nancyr Belcavitch Emmett Brady Vanessa Dunn John Raya Joan Ryan David Mosley 39 James Finch Anthony Ivarra Donna Vidoni Cathy Bartlett Bill Audley Robert Harvey George Dupree Larry Sweeney Billy Muehlberger 4 0 6 Nancy Broyles Jean Hoskins Mary Burke Peggy Beebe Starting the season of Advent with a good spirit are: Nancy Broyles, Jean Hoskins, James Finch, Bill Audley, and Gilbert Ascencio. Mary Locascio German Zuniga Dolores Die bold Mary La Scala Bruce Gillespie 40 The Freshman student body has chosen the following Freshmen: Barbara Howerton, Co-Leader; Bob Bunch, Leader, 401; Bill O'Sullivan, Co-Leader; Jackie Brown, Leader, 404; Kathleen Barden, Co-Leader; Charles Carter, Leader, 402; Cassie Phillips, Leader; Pat Audley, Co-Leader, 403. 41 Barbara Howerton Frank Hernandez Michael Doty Pat Tucker Patrick Manning Richard Moore Pat Labrie Ruby Hunt Jane Nichols Robert Redmond Francine McCann John Kempf John Quinn Robert Bunch Margaret Harding Betty Jean Renne Richard Owens Roy Johnson Pat Fox Janie Shumate Mike Maher Cailan Hollingsworth George Liggans John McFall Bill Swaney Diane O'Sullivan Tom Jumps 42 Carmen McLin Ricardo Lopez Jackie Ward Cheryl Summers Mary Beth Hemer Anthony Raya Cary Kepford Richard Madrigal Thomas DiiBon Carolyn Stebbins Patricia Juarez Jack Dold Fred Turner Gloria Aguilar Phil Infranca Gregory Wilson Bill Miller Judy Negus Pat Reilly Anita Sebus Itsey Sosa Carmen Guerra Mike Long Charles Carter Dan Mosley Bill Durben Betty Zollar Kathleen Barden Steve Mueller Karen Egan Joe Cook David Hardy Mary Stimpfel Bill Brady Selma Ann Walden 43 tfe Richard Hoffman Mary Boyd Michael Orten Robert Delgado Mike Rowland Rudy Wichmann Pat Audley Dianne Duncan Josephine Lantz Thomas Finch Jim Azar Ronald Berger Margie Valdivia Frank Gonzales Everardo Gomez Thomas Maloy Vincel Spencer Marie Hamner John Vaughns Darlene Bronson Charlotte Buck man Dan Rouchka Margaret Pallanich Joe Ciro 4 0 2 Frank Castro Marilyn Hamilton Charles Stanley Cecilia Gragg Firmly believing that cleanliness is next to godliness, Elizabeth Murphy, Charlotte Buckman, Jim Azar and John Vaughns remove all dust from the premises. David Frank Elizabeth Murphy 44 Dierdre Alex Michael Merritt Janice Wasmer Bill O'Sullivan Danny Trenelone Mike Rider Margaret Wenzel Rebecca Cramer Joe Laughlin Juanita Kuebler John Birmingham Barbara Lynch George Rouchka Sharon Baker Bonita Heide Paul Harrison Shirley Farrell Ralph Bax Willie Allen George Dahn 4 0 4 Lucia Cates Andrea Hamilton Jacqueline Brown Norma Jean Musslyn Bob Van Bmwaene Bill Nelson Darwin Dupree Antoinette LaBella 45 Mr. Ray Albertson... keeper of the school. .. in a rare moment of leisure. Rocky Ryan receives his award for participation in America Legion contest. Freshmen pause after walloping the seniors in basketball intra- murals. . .a few minutes later they also joined the ranks of the defeated as the sophomores took first place. BELOW LEFT: New students mount to the bleachers on intramural day.. .Rudy Paredes, Dennis Witherow, John Finegan, Arthur Morris, and Jerry Curry--gentlemen all.. .allow Betty Doyle to precede them. Eight sophomores were received as NHS probationary members this year. The members are LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Susan Holmes, Joan Smith, Mary Locascio, Susan Thompson. BACK ROW: German Zuniga, Anita Wheeler, Peggy Beebe, and Linda Ford. UPPER RIGHT: Eight upperclassmen were made members of the National Honor Society in a very impressive ceremony on Marcy 8. Rev. Phillip Gannon, pastor of St. Patrick's in St. Joseph, Missouri, addressed the Lillis student body with a touching speech at the induction ceremony. In order to become a member, a student must have four qualities: character, scholarship, leadership, and service. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carole Long, Emmett Ryan, Nancy Ronan, David Cheney, Erline Wheeler, Barbara Hamilton, Tom Marquardt, and Mary Ann Schoen. Members inducted in 1960, STANDING ARE: Maeve Hope, Bill Bauer, Mary Cecilia Raynor, Ed Burch, Richard Perkins, Joanne Healey, Mary Pat Barden, Shirley Mueller, and Ellen Harte. Pledging the National Honor Society for their first year are LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Jackie Brown, Barbara Howerton, Bill O'Sullivan, Michael Rowland, Shirley Farrell, and Dianne Duncan. FRONT ROW: Carolyn Stebbins, Karen Egan, Anita Sebus, Michael Rider, Cheryl Summers, and Rebecca Cramer. 48 Scanning books and magazines for information pertaining to the various topics, the senior semi- finalists prepare for the written test. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT, ARE: Janice Curls and Mary Pat Barden. STANDING ARE: Jean Goff, Joanne Healey, Cecilia Raynor, Maeve Hope, Erline Wheeler, and Richard Perkins. Jack Dold, the only boy finalist of the entire religion contest, earned the first place and will receive a gold medal at this year's graduation Susan Holmes and Marilyn Hamilton tied for second place and Anita Wheeler captured third place. The other freshman- sophomore finalists were Mary Locascio and Rebecca Cramer. Entering the semi-finals of the religion contest for the first time are these freshmen. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Marie Hamner, Margaret Wenzel, Bob Redmond, Bill O'Sullivan SECOND ROW: Marilyn Hamilton, Steve Mueller, Norma Jean Musslyn, Steve Wyatt. THIRD ROW: Rebecca Cramer, Jack Dold, Anita Sebus, and Cheryl Summers. 50 The junior religion contestants listen attentively while Jim Bartlett reads the possible topics. SEATED ARE: Rocky Ryan, Nancy Ronan, Edith McClurg. STANDING ARE: Ray Lindsey, Jim Trenelone, Tom Marquardt, Jim Prevost, and Lee Simms. From the six junior and senior finalists, Maeve Hope received second place, Janice Curls merited first place, and Nancy Ronan took third place. Erline Wheeler, Carol Long, and Edith McClurg were also finalists. C wdost Qualified to enter the semi-finals of the religion contest are LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Peggy Beebe, Mary Locascio, Cathy Bartlett, Susan Brucken. SECOND ROW: Susan Holmes, Virgil Jones, Nancy Broyles, Emmett Brady. THIRD ROW': Mark Werkowitch, Linda Ford, Anita Wheeler, and Vivian Callahan. 51 In a castle by a sea of facts, the English IV class works its way through the War of Roses: York vs. Lancaster. SHOWN ARE: Judy Theis and Dave Cheney. The Sophomore English class debated pros and cons of the Presidential Election. STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Linda Ford, Shirley Grunden, German Zuniga, Donna Vidoni, Bob Johnson, Susan Holmes, JacK Waters, and Jacob Daub. SEATED ARE: Carol White, Linda Kitner, Peggy Beebe, and Susan Brucken. 52 A coming toegether of two forces is effected as Democrats Joe Amone and Carole Long, the Kennedy debaters, exchange congratulations with the Republican partisans Emmett Ryan and Maeve Hope. Junior boys register to vote in the election held at Lillis Nov. 8. Signing their names are German Zuniga, Lee Simms, and Bob O'Sullivan. Waiting their turns are Leonard Maciei Ronald Strong and Bob McCathie. Qocid QbuAlfiJ, Conducting a discussion on social problems of the world are four freshmen. Seated is Dorothy Griffen; around her are Ralph Bax, Bill Swaney, and Anthony Raya. A forum on education is carried on in Father Kieran's sociology class. Father asks questions and the panel tries to come up with the correct answer. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Alicia Aguilar, Carol Cady and Jean Goff. Joe Kupneski and Mike Howe seem to have found the right answer already. Prepared to leave for the speech meet at Redemptorist High School are these upper- classmen. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Ellen Harte, Janice Curls, Kathleen McAnany, Maeve Hope, Bill Bauer, and Rocky Ryan. MISSING ARE: John Jones and Carole Long, who also participated. Five students from Lillis took part in the speech meet at Kansas City University. THEY WERE: Janice Curls, John Jones, Kathi Nolan, Tom Dodge, and Rocky Ryan. Janice received a perfect rating for her public speaking and John got excellent for his dramatic reading. Three events climaxed Lillis speech activities. Twenty-four speakers participated in advanced and no- vice divisions at the St. Joseph, Shawnee tournament. Lillis featured three poems by Robert Frost in the National Theatre Conference meeting at Loretto Academy. Lillisites portrayed Home Burial in readers’ theatre, The Death of the Hired Man in chamber theatre, and Birches in dance-drama. Choreography for the latter was directed by Mrs. Gladys Hannay. Delegates from Lillis attended the second mock UN meeting of the Diocesan Speech League at Hogan. Contests At the freshman-sophomore speech meet held at Lillis in January, Lillis students made an almost clean sweep in taking prizes. In the duo-acting category, sophomores Pat Straley and Joan Smith took first place; Tom Ventola and Mary Locascio, second; and David Sanford and Rose Ann Soligo, third. These freshmen and sophomores represented Lillis at the Redemptorist speech meet. SEATED ARE: Joan Smith and Peggy Beebe. STANDING ARE: Joe Laughlin, Cheryl Summers, Linda Ford, Tom Jumps, Becky Cramer, and Cecilia Gragg. 54 Freshmen boys in speech class cell of their favorite hobbies. Paul Harrison is behind the camera. SEATED ARE: Roy Johnson, Willie Allen, Bill Mudd and Michael Merritt. STANDING ARE: Michael Doty, Steve Mueller, Bill Miller, Dan Rouchka, Bill Brady, John Birmingham and George Rouchka. SEATED are the winners in the book review contest. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Diane Duncan, second place; Carolyn Stebbins, first; and Anita Sebus, third place. Carolyn holds the school's first place trophy in this tournament. Flanking Janie Shumate, who took third place in broadcasting, are Bill O'Sullivan and Tom Jumps who won first and third in oratory. E B A T E Sister Pierre's freshmen debate teams are building for the future Taking time out from their files, FROM TOP TO BOTTOM ARE: Marilyn Hamilton, Cecilia Gragg, Cheryl Summers, Rebecca Cramer, Elizabeth Murphy, Virgil Spencer and Anita Sebus. 55 Latin II students try to recapture the mood of ancient Rome, at least in dress. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Donna Vidoni, Jacob Daub, Jean Hoskins, Cathy Bartlett, Rose Ann Soligo, Martha Dean, Joan Ryan, Mary Locascio, Susie Thompson, and Carol White. RECLINED IN THE FOREFRONT IS: Linda Kitner. Laeti pueri togati et puellae Liliis vestitae in modo Romanarum feminarum. Latin, II Mark Anthony never had it better than Virgil Jones, surrounded by a group of latter- day Cleopatras. FROM THE LEFT ARE: Shirley Grunden, Nancy Broyles, Susie Holmes, Susan Bruckem, Anita Wheeler, and Susan Brucken, Anita Wheeler, and Linda Ford. However, he has competition in German Zuniga, Larry Sweeney, Jacob Daub and Jack Waters. Cantamus por la Navidad Sal Gomez appears amused at the serious effort of his classmates to master the singing of a Spanish Christmas carol. The tape recorder bears many things! Reading FROM LEFT: Steve Wyatt, Bruce Gillespie, Dan Dulohery, Bob O'Sullivan, Sal Gomez, Lee Simms, Margaret Pipes, Dolores Gonzales, and Ann Schnepf. CpCUusli I arc Estudiamos Trying to conquer Spanish II in the new language lab RIGHT TO LEFT, FIRST ROW: Joe Reid, Tony Madrigal. SECOND ROW: Pat Hare, John Gomez, and Clement Maciel. Sfxuc k II B-dix says caller Etienne Mosley. By playing bingo, the French I class learns its numbers. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Jean Coe, Edie McClurg, Katrine McAnany, Helene Brown, Gilbert Yotti, Bonnie Meir, Cynthe Cleveland, Etienne Mosley, Jacques Trenolone, Marie Dahn, Guillaume Ryan, Irene Thomas, Marie Louise Burrell, and Anne Blakey. Pt tcli I Sur le pont d'Avignon, a French folksong, is dramatized by the French II class. Que votre barbe est superbe! Que votre mustache est bien frisee! Que votre chapeau est beau! Les musiciens Les soldats IN OTHER WORDS, the gentlemen at the left (Ed Baker and Don Dee) are comparing their superb beards with Bill Bauer's mustache; Maeve Hope, Janice Curls, Mary Pat Barden marvel at each other's beautiful hats; John Jones, as a French musician, marches in line before the soldiers (Carol Cady and Mary Cecilia Raynor). Testing their ability in optic experiments in Physics are LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Morris, Tom Marquardt, John Dame. STANDING: Rocky Ryan, John Werkowitch, and Dave Cheney. In the General Science class Frank Hemadez, John Quinn, Joe Laughlin, Bill Miller, Dan Rouchka, and John Birmingham are completely absorbed by David Childs' experiment designed to produce free oxygen. Jeanne Hoskins adjusts the microscope in the Biology lab while Margaret Pipes and Mark Werkowitch seem to be more interested in the hedge ball and sweet potato plant. Two sides of the same experiment: serious chemists Bert Layde and Paul McGilton; the lighthearted, fun-loving chemists Jim Page and Bob O'Sullivan. Oh no, I can't bear to look, declares Bob Studer. Others at the board are Sharon Dahn, Shirley Gmnden, Anita Wheeler, and Martha Dean. L£FT TO RIGHT: Susan Holmes, Suzie Thompson, Carol White, Donna Vidoni, Linda Ford, Nancy Broyles try the problem at their desks. Mr. Propp stays calm and relaxed as boys in his General Math class deluge him with questions. LEFT TO RIGHT: David Childs, Richard Owens, Jessie Maciel, John Quinn, Frank Hernandez. Coach Joe Mintner demonstrates the proper way to cut plywood with a power saw to Bill Audley and Dick Moore. —o • ---------- — — ••• s are George Dupree and Mike McNamara. Carefully weaving luncheon mats are three boys ister Gratia's artcraft class. IN THE FOREGROUND Ronald Cutting and Mike Ganaden. IN THE K is Jim Bush. Drafting draws many boys to this room during the day. IN THE FOREGROUND, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Bob Wuckowitsch, A1 McMickle, and Dan Brady. SECOND ROW, STARTING FROM THE LEFT ARE: Gary Malkmus, Vince Bertrand, hidden behind Al, and Bill Campbell. THIRD ROW: Gary Emery, Frank Ramirez, and Tom Keller. IN THE CORNER are Mike St. Louis and Joe McNemey. Ronnie Drimmel prepares to run off some copies on the job press. 60 There's no idleness here, for this is the art room where everyone works. The result is many beautiful products. FIRST ROW, FRONT TO BACK: Milo Daub, Bemie Stegmaier, Mike McNamara, Gary Malkmus and Frank Ramirez; Anna Marie Bernal, Bernice Ott, and Sylvia Hunter. STANDING ARE: Patty Grunden, Shirley Mueller, John Kalmus, Ellen Harte and Richard Hudson. In clothing, girls learn to sew their own clothes, an experience which well proves invaluable to them in future years. At the table, Judy Theis cuts her material from the pattern as Roseann Infranca (seated) puts the finishing touches on her dress. In center, Mary La Scala offers a suggestion to Ann Schnepf (back to camera). Trying their hand at candy-making are two sets of cooks. ON THE LEFT ARE: Linda Reno, Juanita Diebold and Theresa Rogge. ON THE RIGHT ARE: Joyce Bloss and Judy Redmond. 61 FUtfr A'tfe FesbUMtl 1960 Before the show goes on, the right beginning. This year's senior girls entertained with American melodies. Sophomore boys' chorus practices a rousing number from HMS Pinafore. 62 As the yearbook goes to press, operetta practice occupies many free moments of Lillis students and instructors. ABOVE, leads Sharon Rossato, Mary Cecilia Raynor, and Ed Burch engage in a little preliminary, Oh, promise me that you will take my hand. Cost ROBIN HOOD.............. LADY MARIAN FITZWALTER SHERIFF OF NOTTINGHAM . GUY OF GISBORNE...... LITTLE JOHN.......... WILL SCARLET......... DAME DURBEN.......... ANNABEL.............. ALLAN-A-DALE......... FRIAR TUCK........... KING RICHARD......... CHORUSES ............ .................Ed Burch . . . Mary Cecelia Raynor Sharon Rosatto .................Jim Prevost ..............Jim Trenelone ................John Jones .................Jim Bartlett ................ Janice Curls ..........Kathleen McAnany ................Bert Layde ................Bob Stude r ..................Bob Morris Senior and Junior Mixed Glee 'R but f-loods' 1961 John Jones (CENTER) receives a definite reaction from Jim Bartlett and Janice Curls as he begins his operetta solo. Junior mixed glee, shown here as they appeared in the National Honor Society induction ceremony, gave vigor to the operetta chorus. Fu£ut Practical training and experience are givcTi to Lillis students by the business courses that are taught: typing, short- hand, clerical practice and bookkeeping. Writing dictation in shorthand on the board are Cheryl .epford and Mary Pat Barden. Linda Laut and Rosalie Maloney re checking on their work while Judy LaScala does her omework practices. Teresa Scanlon, Jack Watson and Pat Bellman check to see if their books agree with the chart while Pat Hare monitors their work. ■■■■ Working to become expert typists are FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dodie Hemer, Phronsie Cowick, and Bill Bauer. SECOND ROW: Pat Sabin, Mary Ann Schoen, and Judy LaScala. THIRD ROW: Theresa Rogge, Elizabeth Vargas, Cecilia Raynor, Bonnie Miller and Rosalie Maloney. BuSut S W JI L Christine Infranca and Peggy Jenkins file papers in the large file cabinet so Rita Wasmer and Joan Welch won't have to take time from their work. 64 om L TwU{ i Vanessa Dunn Patricia Reilly Kathy Maloney Judy Redmond Norma Jean Musslyn Margaret Wenzel Janice Wasmer 0 tC6tS Cynthia Cleveland Ricardo Lopez Rhronsie Cowick Ffutes C yOplo M The band spent busy weeks preparing for their public appearances. They played for the American Royal parade, the Irish Homecoming, the United Funds dinner, and Nativity's football game. Sever- al concerts and the Music Festival at St. Teresa's were also part of a challenging schedule. Looking over a new arrangement are the band officers. President Dan Brady is standing with Vice-President Bill Zeller and Secretary-Treasurer Susan Holmes. Tuuwpefe Carmen Guerra Nancy Broyles Jim Cates Ronnie Drimmel Mike Ganaden Anita Wheeler Susan Holmes C Uutefe Jean Hoskins Gloria Aguilar Martha Dean Linda Ford Lucia Cates Janis Hoskins Margaret Jenkins Mr. Holmes, they were the footprints of a gigantic hound! reads Mr. Hyde (John Jones) to the Hanson family. Clockwise around the table are Christine (Kathleen McAnany), Papa, Mr. Hyde, Nels (Ed Burch), Katrin (Sharon Rossato), Mama (Joanne Healey), and little Dagmar (Teresa Scanlon). With a simple story of the beauty of family Uv ing, a double cast of seniors and their director, Sister Mary William, O.S.B., succeeded in giving Lillis a play to remember with Nels (Joe Reid) and Dagmar (Ellen Harte) enjoy listening to Papa (Bemie Stegmaier) tell of the latest doings of Uncle Chris. Assistant Director Mary Pat Barden supervises the dramatic technique of Trina (Shirley Mueller) who is talking to Peter Thorkelson despite the eavesdropping of Sigrid (Mary Cecilia Raynor). Bellhop (Erline Wheeler) interrupts Mama's conversation with Florence Dana Moorhead (Janice Curls). Hotel guests (Joan Welch and Cheryl Kepford) admire the famous author. iJv.Mnl'fil • hin ; BELOW RIGHT: Katrin and Mama end a memorable chat with a special soda treat served by Judy Theis. Peter Thorkelson (Bill Bauer) emphatically tells his wife Trina (Jean Goff), You shall have a waitress! AT THE LEFT: Uncle Chris (Joe Amone) consoles Ame (Clement Maciel), suffering from a fractured kneecap. Skoal! Dying Uncle Chris drinks his last toast with his wife Jessie (Pat Bellman) and Mama. To impress his nieces, Uncle Chris demonstrates his frightening technique on the aunts, Sigrid (Kathi Nolan) and Jenny (Maeve Hope). Shall we sew them in for good? offers Christine Infranca as she fixes Alicia Aguilar's costume. Linda Reno is checking the hem on Peggy Jenkin's dress. Preparing for a play within a play Janet Maher recites her lines from the play Merchants of Venice while Rita Wasmer and Kathy Maloney put the make up to good use. What a way to save space, remarks Joe McNemey, chief stagehand, as he looks in on the others. Ronald Cutting, Joe Kupneski, Frank Lyons, Vince Bertrand, John Werkowitch are throughly enjoying their antic. Squashed but happy, Bob Wuckowitsch is in the folding cot. Yes Ma'am, this is the very capable hospital staff, answers Janet Massey into the telephone. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike McNamara, Carol Cady, Juanita Diebold, Jim Audrey, and Pat Grunden. 4 If Mike Muehl- berger would get his head out of the way maybe we could get started, says Jack Sublette to Bob Morris. John Hacker laughingly agrees. Most PopuictA Margaret Wenzel, Shirley Farrell, Jackie Brown, Joe Ciro, Charles Carter, and David Frank display their favorite booths. CtitAMhxJl Frank Lyon seems attracted to the tiger an Alumnus Jim Sullivan has won. Frank Gonzales' eye has been caught by some of the work in the art room. All right, try once more, says Coach Letoureau to Rudy Wichmann. Jacob Daub, Eddie Boyd, and Virgil Jones await their turn at the basketball throw. Two of the most deserving students of Lillis were awarded with the title of Most Popular. The reigning King and Queen are Mike Lewis and Teresa Scanlon. Maeve Hope gives assignments to her staff and upperclassmen reporters. STAND- ING, LEFT TO RIGHT, AROUND THE TABLE ARE: Janet Massey, Jim Prevost, Rock Ryan, Joe Reid, and Janice Curls. SEATED ARE: Mary Pat Barden, Cecilia Raynor and Edith McClurg. Working against a deadline, underclassmen check on correct grammar before handing in their finished stories. SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Becky Cramer, Judy Negus, Margaret Pipes, and Anita Sebus. STANDING ARE: Peggy Beebe and Vivian Callahan. Headed by good editors and replete with competent reporters from each class, the Lillisstrator staff for 1960- 61 produces a good finished product. Each editor lays out the make up for his page and gives it to moderator, Sister Pierre, for approval. Then assignments are given to the reporters for either news or features. Sports editor Bill Bauer is on scene in the locker room to collect inside information on Lillis ' chances for the next game. 72 Senior Richard Perkins demonstrates to Freshman Paul Harrison and Junior Rocky Ryan the final steps in developing a picture. All three boys take photos and develop them for the newspaper and yearbook. Straightening out the position of the copy are Maeve Hope, copy writer; Teresa Scanlon, chief typist; Viola Haidusek, and Violet Haidusek, assistant typists. Doesn't this picture tell a good story? Jean Goff asks Joanne Healey, editor. Shirley Mueller thinks of the copy that will tell the story of Lillis in the '61 Lillislog. Ed Burch business manager, looks up from ad planning to share his approval with that of Judy Theis and Patty Grunden, paste-up. Kay Singleton, who did much of the early layout planning, here turns her mind to art preparation with Erline Wheeler. Getting experience for more year- book work are the sophomore handymen. LEFT TO RIGHT: Anita Wheeler, Nancy Broyles, Shirley Grunden, Susan Holmes arc cutting and pasting up pictures. Hard-working underclassmen bind old books as it becomes necessary. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Cheryl Summers, Shirley Grnnden, Anita Wheeler, Linda Ford, Peggy Beebe, Nancy Broyles, Susan Holmes, and Vincia Spencer. Setting up the display table with books on Asia, Africa, and South America are Susan Brucken, Rose Ann Soligo and Bennie Foster. These three girls have charge of all library displays. The Lillis library is cared for by the Lillis Libs. This club, working under the leadership of Sister Hildegarde, helps to keep the library running effici- ently . Uffes Libs Regular pre-school meetings of the Lillis Libs combine breakfast with the business. At the first table, LEFT to RIGHT, are: Shirley Grunden, Mary Ann Schoen, Susan Holmes, Linda Ford, Nancy Broyles, and Rose Ann Soligo. Around the second table are Bennie Foster, Peggy Beebe, Janice Curls, Mary Pat Barden, and Carol Cady. Susan Brucken stands in the background talking to Cecilia Raynor. 74 Sparking the Irish is a combination of Lillis, Glennon, and Redemptorist talent. THEY ARE FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT. Mike McNamara, Dick Moore, Claude Clark, Jim Audley, Mike Muehlberger, Mike Fahey, and Mike St. Louis. SECOND ROW: Jim Brown, David Fisher, Jack Sublette, Ed Boyd, Mike Sharkey, Jim Bartlett, and John Jones. THIRD ROW: Manager Paul Stitz, John Gomez, John Harding, Jim Prevost, Larry Sweeney, Bill Thomas, and Gary Emery. FOURTH ROW: Athletic Director Father Kieran, Carl Chandler, Mike Ganaden, Virgil Jones, Bill Muehl- berger, Doug Buckman, and Coach Mintncr. CcoteboauL Lillis 6 Excelsior Springs 7 Lillis 19 Pem Day 0 Ullis 20 St. Joseph 6 Ullis 0 Immaculata 7 Ullis 33 Wentworth 0 Ullis 6 Pius X 20 Ullis 12 Wm. Chrisman 26 Liliis 28 St. Marys 6 Ullis 53 Hogan 12 Irish VcvtSiiiA 0 Six of this year's All-Stars are Lillis players. KNEELING ARE: Jim Brown and Jim Audley. STANDING ARE: Mike Fahey, Mike St. Louis, John Harding and Claude Clark. Catholic League B-Team Championship Players are LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Bob Johnson, Doug Buckman, Emmett Brady, Phil Dixon, Bernard Pulido, Bob Wilson, and Jack Bax. IN THE CENTER: Bert Layde. THIRD ROW: Rocky Ryan, Carl Chandler, and Lee Simms. — B TcjOjk PtesJuu H QqucuL Undefeated Freshman Champs are FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rudy Wichmann, Itsey Sosa, Joe Ciio, David Frank, Mike Rider, Bill Swaney and Bill Durben. SECOND ROW: Bob Redmond, Tom Dii Bon, Joe Cook, Jack Dold, Mike Long, Frank Gonzales, and Joe Laughlin. THIRD ROW: John Vaughns, Bob Bunch, Charles Carter, Dave Childs, Phil Infranca, Bill O'Sullivan and George Dahn. The Lillis Athletic department -- Coach Mintner, Coach Letoumeau, and Father Kieran discuss the outcome of the Hogan game. Two St. Joseph Players manage to stop Mike Sharkey after he makes a substan- tial gain. BELOW: In the second quarter of the Homecoming game, Sharkey sets up a touchdown plunge. Behind the fine blocking of the Irish squad, Audley SCORES AGAIN. CcuvTM WO VO tlvt h sli Close to paydirt, three Wentworth players cause a pause in the Lillis march as Larry Sweeney is tackled. Jim Audley is stopped by a Saint Joseph player while Claude Clark (80) lowers the boom on another St. Joe teammate. 95 Another Sharkey to Fahey pass connects in the Irish- Hogan game. Jim Audley recovers a fumble in the St. Joe game. Others on the Irish equally ready to gain possession of the ball are: Jim Prevost (53), Gary Emery (10), and Ed Boyd (53) pile on top of him. In the back- ground Mike St. Louis (82) is ready to take St. Joe (29) out of the play. I fjL. K A A. •. A Amid all the pageantry of the Lillis Homecoming, Queen Ellen was crowned by team captain Jim Audley. At half-time the band played as the Queen and her attendants were led by their escorts to the football field. Ou£64t $ Cowd Senior attendants Judy Redmond and Jean Lightner, flanked by their escorts Jim Audley and Mike Fahey, glow after having been crowned at the Homecoming pep rally. Junior attendants Bonnie Meier and Shirley- Long wait In their convertible for the Homecoming parade to begin. Reigning over her court is the 1960 Homecoming Queen Ellen Harte. Standing are Junior Attendants Shirley Long and Bonnie Meier. At either side of the Queen are Senior Attendants Judy Redmond and Jean Lightner. Members of the Green Peppers form an L in honor of the Lillis royalty. Both band and Pep Club performed at the rally and at the game with special formations, and a song in honor of the Queen She's the Sweetheart of Lillis High. Vanity CHEERLEADERS: Ellen Harte, Kathi Nolan, Head Cheerleader Sharon Rossato, Janet Maher, Nancy Ronan, and Carole Long. CHEERLEADERS: Mary Locascio, Susie Thompson, Head Cheerleader Carol Howerton, and Ann Schnepf. PtfcSluKOit CHEERLEADERS: (STANDING) Head Cheerleader Janie Shumate, Barbara Howerton. (KNEELING) Cassie Phillips, Sharon Baker 0( Viola Haidusek, Secretary; Patty Crunden, President; Joan Welch, Vice- Presiaent; Shirley Long, Treasurer. Wxa Wtfk You , TpW LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Judy The is, Shirley Mueller, Violet Haidusek, Viola Haidusek, Joan Welch, Patty Crunden, Kathy Maloney, Linda Laut, Janet Massey, Carol Cady, Pat Bellman. SECOND ROW: Joanne Healey, Judy Redmond, Mary Burke, Ann Schnepf, Carol Howerton, Mary Locascio, Susie Thompson, Theresa Rogge, Mary Cecilia Raynor, Jean Goff, Teresa Scanlon. THIRD ROW: Odessa Nix, Rose Ann Soligo, Mary LaScala, Carole White, Peggy Beebe, Edith McClurg, Bonnie Miller, Suzie Spindell, Kathy Reilly, Barbara Hamilton, Mary Ann Schoen, Rita Wasmer, Jancie Curls. FOURTH ROW: Susan Brucken, Joan Ryan, Donna Vidoni, Susan Holmes, Nancy Broyles, Shirley Grunden, Jean Hoskins, Dolores Diebold, Dolores Gonzales, Vivian Callahan, Joan Smith, Vanessa Dunn. L C L Only those who have lettered in a school sport can belong to this elite club. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mike Muehlberger, Ronnie Cutting, Claude Clark, Jim Audley, Jack Sublette, Mike St. Louis, secretary; Don Dee, vice- president; Pat Hare, treasurer; Mike Sharkey, president; Mike Fahey, and John Jones. SECOND ROW: Jim Bartlett, John Harding, Gary Emery, Eddie Boyd, Bill Bauer, Dick Moore, Mike Lewis, Carl Chandler, John Gomez, Bert Layde, and Jim Brown. THIRD ROW: Paul Stitz, Richard Hudson, Jim Prevost, David Fisher, Jack Bax, Bill Muehlberger, Ricky Woulfe, Mike Ganaden, Phil Dixon, Virgil Jones, and Larry Sweeney. FOURTH ROW: Ray Lindsey, Tom Keller, and Tom Walsh. Certainly deserving of this congratulations is the Varsity basketball team. The trophies represent the championships at the William Jewell and Catholic League tournaments. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Coach Letoumeau, Mike Mike Fahey, Dick Moore, David Childs, Pat Hare, Jim Audleyj Don Dee, David Fisher, Mike St. Louis, Mike Lewis, Bruce Gillespie, and Tony Madrigal. The trophy in the center is the third place trophy from the Pius X tournament, won by the freshman team. Representatives of the three Irish football teams show their teams' rewards for a fine season. AT THE LEFT, the three boys with the freshman team championship trophy are: George Dahm, David Frank, and David Childs. IN THE CENTER, Mike Fahey and Jim Audley hold the shillelagh, won back from Pern-Day. AT THE RIGHT: Mike Ganaden and Phil Dixon show the championship trophy of the B-team. ChainipiOttS 1961 WILLIAM JEWELL TOURNAMENT Lillis 50 Liberty 49 Lillis 62 Cameron 40 Lillis 35 Raytown 27 CATHOLIC LEAGUE INVITATIONAL Lillis 65 St. Joseph 26 Lillis 53 De La Salle 45 Lillis 53 Pern-Day 46 0 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Lillis 66 Fort Osage Lillis 71 Faucett Lillis 76 Blue Springs Lillis 66 Lexington 41 45 51 53 STATE TOURNAMENT Lillis 72 Albany 52 Lillis 63 Salisbury 50 Lillis 65 Advance 53 Lillis 47 Thayer 41 TOP: The team surrounds the William Jewell trophy-- the first in a series. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Fisher, Tony Madrigal, Mike Fahey, Mike Sharkey, Jim Audley. SECOND ROW: Dick Moore, Pat Hare, Don Dee, Mike St. Louis, Bruce Gillespie, Coach Jerry Letourneau. The regionals opened the State door to the Lillis Varsity—and they walked right through. Pat Hare receives the trophy while Mike St. Louis, Jim Audley, Mike Fahey, and Dick Moore (partly hidden) look on. (The nose and knee belong to Dee. ) Football and basketball action shots were taken by Richard Perkins and Paul Harrison. Dee in action: a fielder from the bucket and another rebound snagged against Paola TOP RIGHT: Raiders watch as Dee chins himself. St. Louis jumps for a score against Washington Lillis 89 Lillis 89 Lillis 46 Lillis 50 Lillis 64 Lillis 38 Lillis 60 Lillis 71 Lillis 62 Lillis 87 Lillis 72 Lillis 77 Lillis 68 Lillis 72 Lillis 84 • League Games REGULAR SEASON Hogan St. Mary's Washington St. John’s Seminary St. Joseph Shawnee St. Pius X Maur Hill Immaculata Sumner Hogan St. Mary's Paola St. Pius X St. John’s Seminary St. Joseph Shawnee Sharkey lays up two more for Lillis in the regionals. B-T uk LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Bob McCathie, David Childs and Virgil Jones. BACK ROW: Phil Kammer, Bill Audley, Bruce Gil- lespie, Sal Gomez and German Zuniga. David Fisher was not pre- sent when this picture was taken. Hard-working managers of the football and basketball teams are LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Mike Bradley, Paul Stitz and Jack Waters. STAND- ING: Joe Cook and Ricky Woulfe. Pie JuH K Too LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Charles Stanley, Bill O'Sullivan, Bob Redmond, Bob Van Bruwacne, Frank Gonzales and Pat Audley. BACK ROW: Tom DiiBon, Bob Bunch, Jim Azar, Mike Orten, Rudy Wichmann, Jack Dold, Mike Row- land, and Joe Cook, manager. A jubilant coach and team pause long enough for a picture to preserve the moment of triumph. FIRST ROW: Dave Childs, Jim Audley. SECOND: Dave Fisher, Mike Fahey, Mike Sharkey, Coach Jerry Letourneau. THIRD: Mike St. Louis, Pat Hare, Don Dee, Anthony Madrigal. BACK: Bruce Gillespie, Mike Lewis, Dick Moore. (This photo and that of the Pep Club courtesy of the Kansas City Star. ) V.VUV .°cv v D« r w 1 S' t«r YOU . to u cb ‘T oU ‘ t ft� ® 01 tU� « Co rttv «V � 1 t «1� ° , .to iv i � sstfs � I ' p'c (JkO o°V t'v cl r W o'� ’ A J , ov C KXC OS� COOlt , t l •«• .« ° U® ,. o 1 ; o' ‘••- U 1 0 A V .cbooV • jG V The first Lillis coach and the MSHSAA add their good wishes. 89 k Cheerleaders combine to lead the Pep Club in You Can Tell We're the Irish. Pep Club response at the victory assembly was as enthusiastic as their team support at the State tournament, pictured across the page. Freshmen impersonating the Lillis varsity traveled through the regional tournament and arrived in Columbia in time to hear sports commentator John Gorman. Emcee Bill Bauer supervised from the stage, and Mike Rider, Tom Ventola, and Jim Prevost were key men in an all-male skit. i The Rev. Emmett Summers, diocesan athletic director; the Rev. Kieran Mclnerney, O. S. B. , Lillis athletic director; the Rev. James Nugent, C.S.S.R. , the Rev. Miller, and Coach Joseph Mintner are an attentive audience. Father Summers makes the formal presentation of the Catholic League varsity trophy carried on stage by Dave Sanford. Jim Audley waits to place the trophy in its place of honor. This four-page supplement is included in the Lillis log by special arrangement with The American Yearbook Company and its representative, Mr. Tom Glennon, former Lillis coach who also took an Irish team to State. The Lillis Band contributed a colorful and tuneful part to the celebration. ■ A'V COME R MARCHING -1N Alicia Aguilar 2829 Madison Lo. 1-2430 Mike Lewis 3119 Broadway Lo. 1-4139 Joe Amone 115 N. Van Brunt Ch. 1-7365 Jean Lightner 4428 Mersington Wa. 1-2134 Felix Arroyo 2313 Belleview Gr. 1-8635 David Liston 4100 Roanoke Rd. Jim Audley 937 W. 33 St. Terr. Lo. 1-9321 Frank Lyon 4020 S. 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