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

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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.

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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

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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.