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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1971 volume:

LILLISLOG Volume 28, 1971 Lillis High School Kansas City, Mo. Table of Contents Student Life 10 Studies 44 Sports 78 Students 96 Advertisements 131 Index 138 ««Pm ' ,v ■•i� Queen Cindy Leuty 1st Attendant Theresa Flanagan 2nd Attendant Peggy Collins 12 Queen Cindy Reigns Over Homecoming ’70 Queen Cindy Leuty and escort Tim Pounds are pictured with Reyes, Theresa Flanagan, Harvey Williams, Peggy Collins, Mike attendants and escorts from left to right: Debbie Ochoa, Jim Muenks, Kathy Brucken and Steve Farnan. 13 Homecoming Provides Fun and Frolic For All The Homecoming Dance is enjoyed by Augie Morales, Sue Richardson, Greg Nichols and Michele Richardson as they keep step to Buckwheat and his band. Mike Niemeyer, Betty Acosta, Janet Ziegler, Charlene Ducey and Beth Ross jubilantly drive in the Homecoming Parade pictured on the opposite page, upper left. At the Homecoming Game with LeBlond, Captain Jonas Sears and Co-Captain Harvey Williams presented roses to the Queen, Cindy Leuty. In the lower left picture the Homecoming royalty enjoy the moment when Lillis was nearing a touchdown. Coach Conrardy takes his turn dancing with the Queen, Cindy Leuty, pictured on the opposite page in the upper right. The Juniors proved laughs for the Pep Rally with Janice Bush and Mary Danaher dressed in their football jerseys for a mock prep-talk before game time. M Linda Washington, Gail Sharkey, 4 ce ?oss Sus 'e Richardson join in the fun at the Sing-In for United Fund Drive. Students Help Others Through United Campaign I am everywhere that men are, God says. I am living flesh, throbbing suffer- ing. I am among men, and they have not recognized me. I am poorly paid, I am unem- ployed, I live in a slum, I am in prison, I am oppressed, I am patronized. I am cold, God says. I am hungry, I am naked. I am imprisoned, laughed at, humi- liated. And yet I said to them: Whatever you do to my brothers, however humble, you do to me. Quoist Raphael Gonzales strums his guitar as Beth Ross and Janet Ziegler listen attentively. 16 Lillis Cuts Patterns Across the Ice Tony Lemos demonstrates a very popular ice skating position. The Ice Skating Party, sponsored by the Student Council, was enjoyed by Lillis students and teachers. They found that no experience was necessary for a good time. Below: Floyd Ramey slides unsteadily toward the camera. Richard Cecena, Mike Muenks, and Marian Stanley enthu- siastically inspect Richard's skates before joining the fun inside the American Royal. 17 Christmas Season Filled Parents, students, and teachers were entertained by the combined talents of the Lillis band and chorus at the Christmas concert. Sr. Aniceta coordinated a program of music which included several solos and the girls a cappella choir. Left: Vicky Franklin dances a jolly arrangement of It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas . Upper Left: Paul Hale, Tom Hopkins, and Harvey Williams lend a serious note to the concert by telling the story of Christmas music. Soft lights and music furnished by The Goodtime Rebellion” set the atmosphere for The Christmas Dance sponsored by the Yearbook staff. Santa and his helpers were on hand to distribute a gift to each guest. The lucky recipients of the gold telephones reigned over the evenings festivities as the King and Queen of Christmas. Upper Middle: The camera clicks as Seniors are caught in the whirl of living. Upper Right: Judy Zirhut smiles shyly as Santa asks, And what do you want for Christmas, Little Girl?” Right: King Tony Lemos and Queen Janet Ziegler give special orders to Santa Claus (alias Tom Philipps) and his little helper, Beth Ross. 18 With Life and Love Students, Efforts Help to Keep Lillis Open Right:, Freshman Michael Berry has just increased the freshmen efforts with another dollar by selling senior Roger Garcia a pizza book. Below: Senior Margaret Ramey treats Coach Wichmann's hand with some beauty lotion. Opposite page, right: Freshman Richard Kent, Senior Harvey Williams, Freshman Kenneth Kerr enjoy senior breakfast. Opposite page, bottom: Mike Hiller and John Fines read up on information about the Senior Paper Drive. Opposite page, center: Sophomore Rita Harris sells some popcorn to sophomore Frank Hernandez. 20 21 Ullis Honors Doctor Martin Luther King Lillis paid tribute to Martin Luther King in an assembly on the anniversary of his death. Greg Nichols, Tom Hopkins and Paul Hale recited excerpts from speeches by civil rights leaders. Above: Members of the Negro Culture Class inspire the audience with their performance of a scene from A Raisin In The Sun. Pictured left to right: Richard Nash as Walter Lee, Lula Twiggs as Beneatha, Marilyn Childs as Lena and Sidney Luther as Travis. Left: Raphael Gonzales leads a rousing chorus of We Shall Overcome . Art exhibits emphasized Black culture and art. Below: Greg Nichols checks out a work of African art. Loyalty Night—One of Fun and Food Loyalty Night, sponsored by the Junior Class, drew a large crowd of Lillis students, teachers, and guests. Juniors and helpful mothers prepared the Mexican dinner and served from 3:00 7:00 p.m. After dinner, the game with St. Joe at Redemptorist completed the evening's agenda. The Juniors pulled in a total of $1,012.25 to be donated to the school, proving there is loyalty at Lillis. Left: A Lillis mother and Eddie Munoz are careful to make those tamales just right. Below: Joe Caudillo, Birdie Furguson, Debbie Wheeler, and Gina Ivarra fill plates with spicy food for eager customers. Lower Left: Clean up is important for any successful event. Jack Mitchell, Carl Calcara, and Brian Baar do their part. 23 Lillis Starts Men’s Liberation At Turnabout Expressions of expectation show up on the faces of the She lie Johnson with Peggy Collins. candidates for Turnabout King and their escorts; Tim Pounds Below: The king and his attendants dance the inaugural dance with Rita Cates, Barney Stanley with Theresa Flanigan and with their escorts. 1st A ttendant Tim Pounds King Barney Stanley 2nd A ttendant She!lie Johnson 24 National Honor Society Gives Service to School 1971 N.H.S. Members: Front Row: Janice Bush, Beatrice Ramirez, Juanita Bush. Second Row: Gloria Grado, Janet Zeigler, vice-president; Beth Ross, president; Genece Wheeler, Martha Mitchell, Donna McCarthy, Debbie Ochoa, Julie Nachbar, Paula Graves. Last Row: Lennie Scott, Katy Ritz, Peggy Collins, Paul Hale, Mary Jo Danaher, Charlene Ducey, secretary; Nancy Redmond. Not Pictured: Carol Regan, Anita Sanchez, Greg Nelson, Ronald Panis. Speaking at the 1971 N.H.S. Induction are left to right: Charlene Ducey, Scholarship; Janet Zeigler, Service, Paul Hale, Leadership; Martha Mitchell, Character. 26 N.H.S. Provisional Members: Left to Right: Becky Lopez, Clare Knapp, Lucy Knapp, Theresa Donnigan, Janice Marx, Julie Rucker, Linda Washington, Alice Ross, James Scott, Mike Goebel, Peggy Pottier. Standing: Tom Marx, Pat Collins, Rosalie Rogge, Mike Casey, Bernard Schneider. Not Pictured: Muriel Cranon, Joe Kane, Charles Lantz, Paula Schroeger. N.H.S. Pledges: Left to Right: Douglas Neudeck, Leonard Grado, Mary Wheeler, John Ritz, Bill Knapp, Susan Palmer, Kathy Higby, Theresa Patterson, Linda Garcia, Anita Kountz, Not Pictured: Judy Couty, Vicki Franklin, Janet He lstein, John Hell stein, Stephanie Kane, Robert Kolenda, Bernardo Ramirez, Maria Rocha, Michael Rivera, Andy Rodriguez, Jesse Vasquez, David Walker. 27 Candidates for Prom Queen are: Sandra Robinson, Louise Shoopman, Genece Wheeler, Olga Ramirez, Sonja Carter, Katy Ritz, Donna LaViolet, Anita Sanchez and Mary Jo Danaher. 28 Popular Song Sets Theme for Junior-Senior Prom On April 30th A ttendant Sandra Robinson Queen Anita Sanchez AttendantSonja Carter Attendant Mary Jo Danaher Attendant Katy Ritz 29 Cheerleaders Cheer the Irish on to Victory Varsity Cheerleaders: Center: Paula Schroeger; left to right: Julie Nachbar, Mary Jo Danaher, Louise Shoopman, Rita Cates, captain; Kay Ritz. 30 Freshmen Cheerleaders: Center: Carol Acosta, captain; left to right: Janet Mitchell, Stephanie Kane, Stephanie Sillimon, Janet Hel stein, Sylvia Rodriquez. J. V. Cheerleaders: Center: Jeannie Fisher; left to right: Janice Marx, Kathy Foley, Debbie Ochoa, captain; Sonya Carter. Pep Club Encourages Team with Undying Spirit. Front Row: Carol Couty, Peggy Collins, Charlene Ducey, Kathy Bracken, Secretary; Charlene McKinley, Vice-President. Second Row: Margaret Ramey, Regina Brown, Marilyn Childs, Lula Twiggs, Beth Ross. Third Row: Gloria Hurtado, Rachel Guerra, Patty Barbosa, Patty Pottier, Frances Ormsby. Fourth Row: Elisa Garcia, Beatrice Ramirez, Vicki Martinez, Janice Bush, Karleah Shaffer. Front Row: Theresa Flanagan, President; Phyllis Brewer, Treasurer; Mary Ortega, Frances Ortega, Linda Ortiz. Second Row: Janet Zeig er, Kathy Estrada, Betty Acosta, Anita Sanchez, Debbie Hickman. Third Row: Marian Stanley, Terry Wilson, Judy Zirhut, Juanita Bush, Gloria Grado. Fourth Row: Patty Zeig er, Nancy Redmond, Linda Alexander, Zita Ramirez. Julie Nachbar, Peggy Collins, Rita Cates, Paula Schroeger, and Katy Ritz are doing their thing at a Lillis Football Game. 32 Front Row: Rita Harris, Debbie Bustamante, Ramona Briones, Antonio Lozano, Diane Tally. Second Row: Alice Ross, Vicki Ramirez, Anne Sullivan, Lola Rocha, Linda Garcia. Third Row: Denise Ochoa, Sharon Shaeffer, Bonita Belcher, Patricia Black, Debra Childs. Fourth Row: Denise Mitchell, Mary Nentwig, Donna Alexander, Anita Kountz, Sheila Smith. Fifth Row: Rita Danaher, Mae Gordon, Marsha Dees, Mary Wheeler, Sherie Rimann. Sixth Row: Lula Guerra, Edi Rich, Marilyn Stanton, Anne Ramirez. Front Row: Suzanne Rodriguez, Jeannie Estrada, Mary T. Bernal, Lucy Knapp, Clare Knapp. Second Row: Patricia Caudillo, Robin Wilson, Denise Lemos, Theresa Patterson, Rosemary Schneider. Third Row: Kim Dale, Pam Hill, Tequela Louis, Sheila Johnson, Jackie Countee. Fourth Row: Judy Couty, Jeannette Cates, Sadia Knighton, Lupe Carbojal, Grade Ha Hernandez. Fifth Row: Linda Rios, Marie Rocha, Paula White, Debra Svalglic, Monica Bustamante. Sixth Row: Anne Hernandez, Renee Garica, Debbie Toms, Altha Trigg. New Addition To Irish Spirit Front to Back: Row One: Yolanda Medina, Carol Conchola, Rita Harris, Mary Nentwig, Norma Cook. Row Two: Susie Richardson, Sharon Durflinger, Janet Ramirez, Nedra Sanders, Sheryl Addison. Row Three: leader, Muriel Cranon, Connie Chavez, Gwen Booker, Carol Hernandez, Jeanna Gunter. Row Four: Teresa Donnigan, Jamesetta Hill, Alice Chavez, Rosalie Rogge, Valerie Clark. Sister Mary David sponsors the Drill Team, a new addition to the Irish Spirit. Headed by sophomore, Muriel Cranon, they work out at the halftimes of many football and basketball games. They practice very hard after school every Wednesday night in the gym. Made up of only sophomores, they are liked and appreciated by all. t rrm hi ,1 lAir� «toW'i� '� ft i 34 Officers of the L-Club this year are: Jerome Irons, Sergeant-at-Arms; Mike Muenks, President; Greg Ni- chols, Vice-President; Tim Pounds, Secretary-Treasurer. The L-Club is an athletic organization here at Lillis. Much of their time was spent in preparation for the L-Club Dance, the L-Club Play, and raising funds for the Richard Valadez Memorial Scholarship, awarded each year to a deserving incoming Freshman jthelete. L-Club Raises Funds For Worthwhile Projects Left Row Back: Steve Far nan, David Harris, Bill Pappas, Rick Cecena, Greg Nichols, Roger Garcia, Ramon Estrada, Charlie Rivera, Jim Reyes. Right Row Back: Jim Syzman, John Kane, Paul Patterson, Jim Healey, Augie Morales, Andy Hernandez, Tom Marx, James Knapp, Harvey Williams. Front Row: Greg Nelson, Ricky Garcia, Ronald Panis, Gary Soltero, Jerome Irons, Barney Stanley, John Munoz, Tim Pounds, Mike Sharkey, Mike Muenks and Jonas Sears. Language Clubs Expand Knowledge of Cultures Spanish Club. Left to Right: front row, officers: Janet Ziegler, Jim Gamon, Mary Jane Kiec. Second Row: Frances Ortega, Mary Lou Guerra, Linda Ortiz, Mary Ortega, Alice Ross. Third Row: Denise Mitchell, Carlos Conde, Riccardo Conde, Mayo Felix. The Spanish Club has three new members from South America, who helped the dub understand a little more. French Club. Left to Right: front row, officers: Frances Ormsby, Muriel Cranon, Nancy Redmond, Charlene Ducey. Second Row: Juanita Bush, Margaret Pottier, Debbie Hall, Katy Ritz, Granee Harper, Genece Wheeler, Janice Bush. Third Row: Rick Bunch, Janet Gray, Gwen Booker, Janet Ramirez, Joyce Martinez, Michael Gaechel, Peter Mitchell. Fourth Row: Vince McCann, Bernard Schneider. The French Club this year has many more members due to appealing activities such as going to Andre's, a French Pastry shop, for an afternoon of goodies. 36 Latin Club. Left to Right: front row, officers: James Scott, Mary l Vheeler, John Shaw, Bernardo Ramirez, Sister Adel la. Second Row: Monica Bustamante, Roseann Valdivia, Kathy Higby, Jan Pressley, Joan Staples, John Ritz, Pat Lantz, Susan Palmer, Oleneyna Hamilton, Maria Rocha. Third Row: Sherie Rimann, Sharon Shaffer, Edi Rich, Charles Lantz, Joe Kane, Leonard Grado, David Walker. The Latin Club, consisting of mostly freshman, are learning some new and different words with the use of Latin. The French Club celebrates the Epiphany with a party, and the crowning of Muriel Cranon by Nancy Redmond, the lucky winner to find the gift inside the cupcake. 37 Lillisloggers Make A Dream Come True Teamwork, co-operation, and spending extra time at school, was the key to the completion of the Lillislog. After spending a day at the Journalism Workshop in September, Lillisloggers were eager to work. With the help of Editor Beth Ross and Advisor Sister Mary Ruth, deadlines were met, and the book completed. Opposite page, top, left to right: Rick Ackman, Joe Flores, Tom Hopkins, Carl Lamano and Tom Phillipps, examine the Yearbook camera. Lower left, Margaret Ramey and Carol Couty file names for the Yearbook. Lower left, Carl Lamano works in the darkroom, developing pictures. Left, Juanita Bush types copy for the Yearbook. Lower left. Editor Beth Ross is up to her ears in Yearbooks. 39 Eager Journalists Capture Pulse of Lillis Enthusiastic editor of the Lillistrator, Paula Graves confers with feature editor, Janet Ziegler and sports editor, Jonas Sears. To the right, reporter Julie Rucker keeps typist Jim Gamon busy with copy for the next edition. Opposite page, upper photo shows Lennie Scott, Betty Acosta, Gloria Grado and Marcus Crewse, reporters, checking the bulletin board in the staff room. Bottom photo: Peggy Pottier, Debra Allen, Tom Gonzales, Eddie Wilson and Alice Ross, reporters, prepare a critique for the previous edition of the paper. Members of the Lillistrator staff not pictured include: Mary Lunn, news editor; Maureen Palmer, assistant feature editor; reporters: Barney Stanley, Robert Briones, Harvey Williams, Greg Nichols, Regina Brown, Tim O'Brien, and Chuck Etem. 40 The Student Council initiated the honor pass this year which gave a new sense of freedom to the student in that he could go to the library or resource center without a written pass. Members of the Council pictured above are seated: Yolanda Medina, Rita Cates, Beth Ross, Debbie Ochoa, Nancy Redmond, Paul Hale, Harvey Williams, Greg Nichols, Jim Gamon, Tim Pounds, Paula Schroeger. Standing, Left to Right: Sandra Robinson, Sylvia Rodriguez, Stephanie Silliman, Marilyn Childs, Brent Allen, Barbara Merino, Mary Jo Dana her, Shelley Johnson, John Kane, Jim Syzman, Steve Farnan, John Rotert, Pat Collins, Mike Casey, Eddie Wilson, Julia Hollis and Juanita Bush. Opposite page shows the officers of the Student Council: Seated: Paul Hale, President; Cindy Leuty, Secretary. Standing: Harvey Williams, Vice-president; Nancy Redmond, Treasurer. 42 Administration Seeks to Bridge Generation Gap With Communication Between Faculty and Student Body As principal. Sister Dolores Hoffmans works closely with students and teachers alike in an effort to intensify communication. Known as a voice over the intercom, a name on a demerit card, or a friend and advisor, Sister relates to everyone. Coach Joe Mintner adds the duty of vice-orin- cipal to his schedule this year. Continuing as football coach, drafting and drivers ed instructor. Coach has little time to call his own. Coach Joe Mintner i Sister Dolores Hoffmans 46 Sister Mary David serves in the capacity of bookkeeper and advisor for both the Pep Club and the new Drill Team. In addition Sister teaches two Math classes. Mr. John Amick counsels Lillis students in face-to-face interviews covering any problem or question from courses and occupations to personal problems with teachers and family. He frequently visits senior homerooms distri- buting important information to college hopefuls. As librarian. Sister Julia is a very helpful friend when research is in order and can be found in the library under Sociology'' as she prepares for her students. Advising Student Council is another duty she performs. Father Francis is a familiar figure to all at Lillis, especially the seniors as he teaches them in his Ethics classes how to live in the way God meant for man. In his capacity as chaplain many students and faculty find it rewarding to talk over problems with Father. Father Francis Broderick Sister Mary David McFarland Mr. John Amick Sister Julia Wilkinson 47 Mr. Richard Service Miss Joann Madden Sister Adella Schieber Sister Carmen Rodriguez Teachers Pose A Challenge For Students To Live Up To Mr. Service pursues his interest in music by helping teach Chorus when not with his Religion students. Miss Mugan, new at Lillis, teaches World Culture, Religion I, English 4, and co-sponsors the Lillistrator. Miss Al-Turch, from Iraq, teaches all girls' Phys Ed. classes, Health, and American History. Sister de Montfort is busy teaching General Science, Physics, Math, and Chemistry. When not teaching she keeps schedules in order and cares for Irish. Miss Madden concentrates all her teaching time on English. Sister Adella teaches Latin and Geometry and advises the Latin Club. Sister Carmen divides her time between Spanish and French and advises both Spanish and French Clubs. Coach McGuire teaches English, Boys' Phys Ed., and Religion, when not coaching. 49 Coach Frank Hawkey Sister Mary Ruth Kelly Sister Gratia Sherman Sister Seraphine Tucker Sister Emerich Klebl Mrs. Joyce Glynn 50 Teachers Enjoy Enriching Students’ Minds Coach Hawkey teaches Algebra and Health besides his freshman coaching. Sister Mary Ruth enjoys her Printing, English, and Yearbook students. She also teaches a new class this year, Negro Culture. Inspiring her Arts and Crafts students is Sister Gratia's main concern. Sister Seraphine is back in the Biology Lab with almost all sophomore pupils. She also teaches Religion. Sister Emerich divides her time between Shorthand, Typing, and World Culture. Mrs. Glynn includes both boys and girls in her Cooking classes. She also teaches Clothing. Coach McGuire concentrates on Phys Ed., Psychology, and Health during school time. Sister Aniceta proves to her Chorus and Band students that music is beautiful. Miss Milner readies girls for an office career in Typing I, Shorthand II, and Office Practice. Coach Conrardy, while not coaching, teaches Typing and 11 and Bookeeping. Coach Michael McGuire Sister Aniceta Shaiz Miss Lorene Milner Coach Roy Conrardy 51 52 The pleasant voice of Lillis' Secretary, Mrs. Dorothy Mr. Wes Cappell renders valuable services to Mintner greets many who telephone Lillis. Lillis as Custodian. Lillis Served By Friendly People In her time off from teaching English, Sister Celine advises the Lillistrator staff. Sister Andrea divides her time between American History and World Geography. She also is the National Honor Society advisor. Miss Menser and Sister Genevieve both teach American Problems and World Culture. Sister Mary Maud devotes all her time to Religion and serving as assistant Librarian. Sister Loretta McGuire and Mrs. Briones take time out for coffee, This coffee is mountain grown. It's the richest kind. “ 53 Phy Ed Offers Opportunities To Develop Grace and Skill Dance movements are popular among girls in Phy Ed. Below, Theresa Donigan, Rita Harris, Janice Marx and Jeanna Gunter practice one of their routines. Upper middle, back row, pictures Monica Bustamante, Rosemary Schneider, Linda Garcia and Stephanie Wright. First row, Patricia Black, Lupe Carba jo I and Grace Hernandez. Middle picture: Betty Acosta does the splits with grace and ease. Bottom picture: Gwen Booker, Jan Pressley, Diane Talley and Neidra Saunders happily prepare one of their numbers. Boys' Phy Ed offers a variety of sports. Shots of volleyball practice show Louis Grado as he looks to his opponent through the volleyball net. 54 Scientists Develop Through Inquiry and Research Young scientists pictured above, left are Alice Ross and Mary Lunn as they work on their project. Above, Joe Kane does his own little thing—investigating parts of a flower into its depths. Opposite page shows Rosemary Hernandez, Marilyn Budd and Sam Balistreri in upper photo and Richard Cecena, lower left, experimenting in chemistry. Lower right, Valarie Clark assists James Scott in studying cells of plants with micro-viewer. 56 57 I Want to Go to A Concert; Music Is Beautiful!” Pictured below is the Junior-Senior chorus who entertain with concerts throughout the year. Back row: Greg Nichols, Tim Pounds, Marty Childs, Beth Ross, Janice Nachbar, Debbie Hickman, Marilyn Childs, Michelle Richardson. Middle row: Harvey Williams, Sam Balis- treri, Tom Marx, Lennie Scott, Karleagh Shaffer, Chanzella Smart, and Charlene Ducey. Front row: Teresa Candillo, Jua- nita Bush, Nancy Redmond, Gloria Grado, Janice Bush, Helen Lunn and Becky Lopez. On the opposite page Sister Aniceta, Carol Couty and Mickey Niemeyer visit with Mr. Andrew Wolf, pianist who gave a concert to the student body, and Mr. Robert Bliss of the Music Dept, at University of Mo., Kansas City. Members of the Band include, back row: David Zirhut, Floyd Ramey, Vincent Mc- Cann, Jere Brislan, Eric Fuentes, Mike Allen, Bill Pappas, Carl Marts, Charles Clayton, Richard Reyes, Mike Berry. Second row: Rose Ann Mey, Debbie Childs, Marilyn Stanton, Mae Gordon, Brent Allen, Kim Dale, Mike Washington, Pamela Hill, Steph- anie Wright, Joe Medrano, Sadia Knighten, Lloyd Thompson, Chris Katosh, Gail Patter- son, and Sister Aniceta Shalz. First row: Lucy Knapp, Mynnye Price, Judy Zirhut, Rose ie Cornejo, Steve Husar, Tom Hopkins, Francis Hardy, Debbie Toms, Jeanette Cates, Clara Knapp and Jim Knapp. 59 Social Studies Curriculum is Enriched Through 60 On the opposite page, top picture, Nick Mendoza, Rick Garcia, Robert Briones and Greg Nelson stop to note newsworthy events. Lower photo shows Jerry Nolan and Greg Metoyer doing map work in Sr. Andrea's world geography class. Below Cindy Leuty checks a fact in the newly organized Resource Center for Social Studies. Bottom photo depicts students happily engaged in their map Group Activities and Resource Center 61 Appreciation As Well As Skill Acquired Through Art The art exhibit, Love and Compassion, a study of Rem- brandt, brought the student body into contact with this great artist. Above, David Ross, Janice Bush and Joe Bates study the exhibit following a multi-media presenta- tion of the life and works of Rembrandt. To the left, Frank Arcuri develops his own style in crafts class. Budding Lillis artists exhibit their own creations, opposite page, upper photo shows Cathy Estrada, David Zirhut and Mike Sharkey studying some of the art pieces. Bottom photo shows a pleased exhibitor, Mickey Nie- meyer, surveying his own artistry. 62 63 Sheryl Addison is checking the angle of an equilateral triangle while Kevin Cullian looks on. It's more fun in groups! Kevin Cullinan, Brent Allen, James Scott and Ruben Zaragosa are pooling their talents in solving formal geometrical proofs. Alx2+(Blx2yl+C'y3)-4x2+-g+5( |)2+7=LILLIS The Math department, guided by Sr. de Mon fort, includes Basic Math, Algebra I, and Algebra II, Geometry and Math IV. Math IV students, Jim Gamon and Janet Zeigler study a theorm of trigonometry. The English teachers this year are Sister Celine, Miss Mugan, Miss Mad- den, Coach McGuire, and Sister Mary Ruth. Many teachers are incorporating drama into their English classes. Upper left: Mike Casey, Jim Scott, Roxanne Garcia, Celia Gandy, and Clara Knapp discuss a work of literature in their sophomore English class. Lower left: An act from the play, PARENTS ARE PEOPLE, is dramatized by sophomores Paula Schroeger, Sue Richardson, Jeanne Gunter, Theresa Donigan, and Janice Marx. Upper right: Marla Harris as Ruth, Richard Nash as Walter Lee, and Sidney Luther as Travis act out a scene from A RAISIN IN THE SUN. The rest of the cast includes Lula Twiggs as Beneatha, Marilyn Childs as Lena, and Jim Healey as Lindner. These students are members of a new class, Negro Culture, taught by Sister Mary Ruth. The class performed a portion of the play by Lor rain Hansberry during an assembly honor- ing the late Dr. Martin Luther King. 67 Language Students Left: Anita Sanchez intently trys to understand the tape being played in the language lab. Sister Carmen makes good use of the language lab, tape recorders, and records to enable her French and Spanish students to hear different accents. Upper picture: There are mixed expressions on the faces of these Spanish students as Sister Carmen leads them in a song. Singing is one of the many cultural activities French and Spanish students participate in. Right: Latin students demonstrated their knowledge of Latin by winning this trophy with high test scores. Paula Graves holds the trophy as Sister Adel la, Lennie Scott, and Karleah Shaffer proudly look on. 68 Above: Tom Marx, Mike Sharkey, and Mike Gorman prepare the off-set press, while George Owens and Nick Pappas burn plates on the plate burner. Lower left: Arthur Henderson, and Jerry Me Keen do Dyecutting. Opposite page, upper left: Clemente Raya works on his project in Drafting. Opposite page, bottom: Mike Sharkey and David Zirhut work on the motor of the Drivers Ed car. 70 Lillis Students Religion Classes Stress Understanding Social Problems Religion classes, a must for every student, keep the religious atmosphere at Lillis. Students are taught as Christians how to cope with the world. Ethics tests keep the Seniors occupied, while Juni- ors learn more about social prob- lems. Freshmen and Sophomores study the basics of religion, learn- ing to be ideal Christians. Picture at left: Junior Sociology class discuss social problems of abor- tions, housing and racial injustice. Below, athletes attend Mass before games. Students Get Involved In Business Activities Some of the Business practices include first year Typing, where students finish a one page manuscript and then start on envelopes and postcards. Below: This is just basic training for Mike Allen, Andrew Kranichfield, and Mario Menesses. Opposite page, top: Miss Milner gives dictation to Madonna McCarthy at one hundred words per minute. Opposite page, bottom: Helen Lunn observes Tom Trinder as he operates the adding machine. All bookkeeping students get a chance on this time saving machine. 74 Domestic Skills are Learned in Home Ec All Home Economics students take their direction from our new Home Economics teacher Mrs. Glynn. Girls in Clothing H worked on individual projects, making holiday centerpieces, dresses, learning the art of tie dying and cooking. Boys in Home Economics made their own cooking aprons and learned how to cook the right way. Their highlight of the year was cooking dinner for Bishop Helmsing and the faculty. At left Barbara Hammonds pins a pattern on the material, which is the makings of a new dress. Below: James Pressley, and Joe Caudillo cream butter and sugar for their cake. Opposite page: Joe Caudillo, Joe Alverez, Carl Calcara, and Damian Garcia check to see if their cake is done. Opposite page, bottom: Sandy Franano sews together the hem in her new skirt. 76 W Mm m Front Row, left to right: Mike Muenks, Harvey Williams, Greg Nelson, Ronald Panis, Ramon Estrada. Second Row: Bobby Contreras, Jim Reyes, Andy Hernandez, Charlie Rivera, Tim Pounds, Greg Nichols, Gary So tero. Third Row: Coach McGuire, John Munoz, Rick Cecena, John Kane, Steve Farnan, Tank Smith, Jim Szyman, Paul Patterson, Jonas Sears, Coach M inter. Varsity Gridders Show Irish Spirit 80 The Irish defense puts the wall of iron up against the St. Joe Streaks. Varsity Football Record Lillis 6 Southeast 28 Lillis 0 0 'Hara 20 Lillis 21 Pemday 0 Lillis 35 Hogan 6 Lillis 6 St. Pius X 13 Lillis 14 St. Joseph 20 Lillis 7 Sedalia 20 Lillis 35 Savannah 12 Lillis 46 Immaculata 0 Lillis 9 Le Blond 14 Front Row, left to right: Rubin Zaragosa, Louis Raya, Tim Dalton, Brent Allen, Frank Hernandez. Second Row: Tom Marx, Jerry Brislan, Mike Casey, Mike Gonzales, Joe Alverez, Eddie Munoz, Willie Men nesses, Eddie Wilson. Third Row: Coach Conley, Mario Menesses, Mike Sharkey, James Toliver, Mike Washington, Floyd Ramey, Pat Collins, Chuck Lantz, David Neff, Coach Hawkey. Jonas Sears, showing the Irish offense to St. Joseph, runs a successful play for a gain. Irish Place on All-Star Team Richard Cecena; First Team, def. John Kane; First Team, def. Mike Muenks; First Team, off. The 1970-71 Varsity Football Season recorded four wins and six losses. Homecoming concluded the season and the Irish finished third in the Catholic League. Five Irishmen were placed on the All-Star Team. Lillis was represented on the first team offense by Mike Muenks, End; John Munoz, Center; Harvey Williams, Halfback. On defense, Flick Cecena made Halfback and John Kane at Tackle. Jim Szyman and Jonas Sears were on the second team. Ronald Panis and Gary Soltero were Honorable Mentions. Steve Farnan was awarded the Bill Flores Memorial Trophy. Second Team: Jim Szyman and Jonas Sears Honorable Mention: Ronald Panis and Gary Soltero John Munoz; First Team, off. Harvey Williams; First Team, def. 82 Junior Varsity Team Front Row: Rueben Zaragosa, Louis Raya, Tim Dalton, Brent Allen, Frank Hernandez. Second Row: Tom Marx, Tom Brislan, Mike Casey, Mike Gonzales, Joe Alvarez, Eddie Munoz, Willie Men esses, Eddie Wilson. Third Row: Coach Conley, Mario Menesses, Mike Sharkey, James Toliver, Mike Washington, Floyd Ramey, Pat Collins, Chuck Lantz, David Neff, Coach Hawkey. JV and Frosh Catch on to the Irish Spirit Green Team Front Row: John Miranda, Mike Davis, John Panis, Bob Kolenda, Robert Hurtado. Second Row: Ernie Conchola, Sammy Sola, Gregory Metoyer, Doug Neudeck, Nick Pappas, Tony Henderson, Jeff Petree, Marvin Revoal. Third Row: Eddie Rodriquez, David Beebe, Joe Hoban, Ken Kerr, Dennis Beebe, John Fowler. White Team Front Row: Charles North, John Hel stein, John Farrell, Bill Charlie Clayton, Leonard Grado, Daryl Ferguson, Henry Knapp, Jesse Pacheco, Eric Fuentes, Sidney Luther, Bernardo Medina, Richard Reyes. Ramierez, Raymond Martinez. Second Row: John Shaw, 85 Irish Bounce to 14-11 Season Varsity Scoreboard Lillis Opponents Lillis Opponents North Platte 69 49 St. Joe 68 47 St. Pius X 50 45 East 48 44 Hogan 21 33 Hogan 47 73 Parkhill 49 42 Immaculata 43 53 Immaculata 53 61 Liberty 65 62 Savior of the World 38 42 Grandview 64 67 St. Pius X 66 49 St. Pius X 42 48 Hogan 42 56 O'Hara 68 54 West Platte 47 34 St. Joe 40 48 Richmond 34 40 Plattsburg 69 49 West Platte 65 43 St. Pius X 60 59 De La Salle 54 63 Manual 54 75 Platte City 50 37 These scores do not include the tournaments Varsity Team above, front row: Frank Hernandez. Pat Collins. Rotert, Joe Bates. John Kane. David Neff. Mike Foley. Coach Joe Kane, Richard Cecena, Mike Muenks, John l Veigal, Brent Conrardy. Allen. Back Row: Tom Marx, Tim Pounds. Floyd Ramey, John 86 be Bates figures when you're surrounded by Hogan players the only way is up. 87 JV and Frosh Leap to New Heights The Junior Varsity Team pictured above, front row: Frank Zirhut, John Weigel, Floyd Ramey, John Rotert, Joe Kane, Hernandez, Pat Collins, Brent Allen. Back Row: David Mike Foley, Coach Hawkey. Richard Kent shoots for two in home game against Immaculata. Pat Collins makes a quick lay-up against Hogan. Freshman team pictured above, front row: Mike Rivera, Greg Kerr, Don Fowler, Greg Metoyer, Jerry Nolan, Joe Hoban, Doug Belcher, John Ritz, Jesse Vasquez, Tim Thompson, Floyd Neudeck, Scott McIntosh, Robert Hurtado, Coach Conley. Austin. Back Row: Coach Wichman, Richard Kent, Kenneth Intramurals Provide Opportunity for All To Show Their Skill In Basketball The Intramural Championship went to Homeroom 205 this year. Pictured below are the team and their coaches: front row: Richard Cecena, Charlie Rivera, Harvey Wil- liams, Roger Garcia, James Pressley. Back row: Mike Muenks, Gary Soltero, Barney Stanley, Jerome Irons, Mike Niemeyer, Tim Pounds. At right. Bob Kolenda and John Shaw jump for the ball. Opposite page, Barney Stanley shoots a free throw as Referee John Conley calls the shot. Below, Tom Marx looks for an opening past Harvey Williams. At right, Joe Flores and Tony Villalobos battle for control of the ball. 90 Lillis Trackmen Keep in Shape During Spring Training Season Freshmen Track Teams includes, front row: John Shaw, Robert Hurtado, Gregory Belcher, John Panis, Eric Puentes, Raymond Martinez, Andy Rodriguez and James Hernandez. Back Row: Robert Kolenda, Jeffery Petree, Sam Sola, David Walker, Varsity Track Team includes, front row: Richard Cecena, Foley. Back row: Coach Wichmann, James Toliver, John Kane, Harvey Williams, Greg Nelson, Ron Panis, Henry Ramirez. Back Mike Sharkey and Jonas Sears. Row: Tim Pounds, David Zirhut, Tom Marx, Jere Bris an, Mike 92 Leonard Grado, Jesse Pacheco, Tony Henderson, Don Fowler, Richard Kent, Greg Metoyer, Marvin Revoal, Kenneth Kerr, Charles Clayton, Joe Hoban, Floyd Austin, Mike Rivera, Doug Neudeck and Ernie Conchola. Junior Varsity Track Team includes, front row: Frank Kane, John Weigel, Pat Collins, and Eddie Wilson. Third Row: Hernandez, Willie Menesses, Brent Allen, Tim Dalton, Mike Charles Lantz, David Zirhut, Greg (Tank) Smith, Mike Casey. Second Row: Lloyd Thompson, Mike Gonzales, Joe Washington, Floyd Ramey and Coach Mintner. 93 Warm, sunny weather finds Brent Allen and Floyd Ramey practicing daily on their punches. 94 Trophies Are Memories of a Job Well Done 95 Freshmen Yearly Participate in School Activities Gregory Metoyer, John Ranis, Robert Kolenda, Brent Allen, C etus Fine!I, John Patterson, and Darry Ferguson try their best to make the candy sale a success. Carol Acosta Donna Alexander Brenda Armand David Arm and Michael Bankston Jo Ann Barrera David Beebe Dennis Beebe Gregory Belcher Mike Berry Valeria Brandon Tom Brislan Monica Bustamante Patricia Candillo Dennis Canter Jeanette Cates Guadalupe Carbajal James Carillo Debra Childs Charles Clayton 11 Ernest Conchola Jackie Countee Judy Couty Patricia Florez 98 Kim Dale Mike Davis Marsha Dees Frank Diebold John Farrell Darry Ferguson C etus Finnell Arthur Florez Donald Fowler Vickie Franklin Eric Fu entes Cassandra Gadna L inda Garcia Alica Giboney Mae Gordon Leonard Grado Gwendolyn Guess O eneya Hamilton Eddie Hard Tom Healey Janet Hellstein John Hellstein Anna Hernandez Grade!la Hernandez Sophomore, Ruben Zaragosa helps Freshman, Robert Hurtado carry down Freshmen exhibit. 99 James Hernandez Anthony Hernandez Kathleen Higby Pamela Hill Steven Huisar Robert Hurtado John Jennings Sheila Johnson Stephanie Kane Robert Kolenda Christopher Ka tosh Anita Kountz Richard Kent Kenneth Kerr William Knapp Sadia Knigh ten Pat Lantz Denise Lemos Tequela Lewis Juanita Lopez 100 Antonia Lozano Sidney Luther Laura Marcum Raymond Martinez Scott McIntosh Steve McGinley Henry Medina Gregory Metoyer Rose Ann Mey John Miranda Janet Mitchell Nina Moore Doug Neudeck Jerry Nolan Charles North Frances Oliva Jesse Pacheco Susan Palmer Freshmen Explore New Ideas In World Geography Vickie Jo Ramirez and Jesse Vasquez never knew the V orld was round until they came to Lillis. 101 John Panis Nick Pappas John Patterson Theresa Patterson Jeff Petree Anna Marie Ramirez Bernardo Ramirez Vickie Jo Ramirez Marvin Revoal Richard Reyes Edi Rich Sheree Rimann Linda Rios Rohn Ritz Michael Rivera Loretta Robles Lola Rocha Maria Rocha Andrew Rodriguez Sylvia Rodriguez Rosemary Schneider Gregory Sears John Shaw Stephanie Sillimon Martha Silva She ea Smith Sam Sola Marilyn Stanton Jo Ann Staples Nick Steck ein Anne Sullivan Tim Thompson Debbie Toms Roseanne Valdivia 102 Freshmen Find Irish Spirit On One-Way Street Jesse Vasquez David Walker Rose Bernal Not Pictured: Altha Trigg Sharon Shaffer Vincent Rone Joe Hoban Mary Wheeler Paula White Patricia Black Joyce yn Williams Robin Wilson Mark Cari!to Stephanie Wright Dale Zielinski Mike loanne Tom Villa 103 Brent Allen Deborah Allen Sheri! Addison Debra Aquino Marie Arroyo Steve Cervantes does his thing for Homeroom 406 Margaret Barbosa in Homecoming activities. Eddie Bender Mary Bernal Mary T. Bernal G wendolyn Booker Rachel Briones Ramona Briones L eroy Bronson Mike Casey Tim Carrington 0 David Caudillo Steve Cervantes Alicia Chavez Connie Chavez Valerie Clark Patrick Collins 104 Pat Lantz says, Come on over to the Irish side Sophomore’s Show True Irish Spirit Carol Conch o a Norma Cook Muriel Cranon Marcus Cruse Kevin Cullinan Tim Dalton Rita Danaher Theresa Donnigan Barbara Dumortier Thomas Dumortier Sharon Durflinger Jeanine Estrada Charles Finn Mark Flanagan Jeanne Fisher Kathy Foley Rosemarie Fowler Curtis Franklin 105 Elena Fuentes Celia Gandy Renee Garcia Robert Garcia Roxanne Garcia Theresa Garcia Leland Goebel Mike Goebel Anna Gonzales Jesse Gonzales Mike Gonzales Mary L. Guerra Jeanna Gunter Rita Harris Carol Hernandez Frank Hernandez Mike Hernandez Carl Hill Jamesetta Hill Julia Hollis John Jenkins Joe Kane Paul Kieffer Clara Knapp Sophomore Drill Team strut to promote Irish Power at half time. 106 Lucy Knapp Charles Lantz Becky Lopez Mary Lunn Steve Manson Barbara Marquardt Monica Martinez Janice Marx Vincent McCann Jerry McKeen Yolanda Medina Mario Menesses William Menesses Patricia Mina Denise Mitchell Peter Mitchell Tom Murillo Mary Nentwig Denise Ochoa Rosenda Oliva Mary Palazo a Sophomores Shape Up In Studies And Sports 107 Sophomores Accept New Responsibilities Mary Jo Danaher, Mike Washington, Curtis Franklyn, and Lloyd Thompson show different reactions to the out side pep rally Peggy Pottier Jan Pressley Julie Rucker Janet Ramirez Louis Raya Susan Richardson Christine Robles R osanne Rodriguez Alice Ross Danny Salas Nedra Sanders Debbie Shawhan Bernard Schneider Paula Schroeger James Scott Gail Sharkey Greg Smith Elaine Staples 108 Debra Svaglic Diane Talley Lloyd Thompson John Trinder Connie Titus Mitchell Villegas Linda Washington Michael Washington John Wiegel Donna Williamson Eddie Wilson Jim Wood John Yong Carol Zachery Reuben Zaragosa Not Pictured: Booker Armstrong Sally Ivarra John Long Antonia Lozanna Patti Walters Mary Bernal and Barbara Dumortier guard the float for Sophomore Homeroom 303. 109 110 Richard Aguirre L inda A lexandria Michael Allen Joseph Alvarez Frank Arcuri Brian Baar San Balistreri Lydia Barbosa Art Becerra Phyllis Brewer Denise Briones Jere Birs an Donna Bronson Kathleen Brucken Marilyn Budd Richard Bunch Juniors Find Fun and Janice Bush Juanita Bush Carl Calcara Teresa Candillo Sonya Carter Joe Caudillo Patricia Cooper Rosalie Cornejo Michael Cullinan Mary Danaher Marian Davis Cynthia Diaz Raymond Diaz Ramon Estrada Birdie Ferguson Joe Flores Mike Foley Sandra Franano Damian Garcia Elisa Garcia Steve Georgis Vickie Gomez Joe Gonzales Michael Gorman Excitement After Schools Hours Robin Wilson, Marian Stanley and Mary Ann Zilner delight in the color- ful leaves. Ill Gloria Grado Paula Graves Tom Gray Debbie Hall Barbara Hammonds Granee Harper Marla Harris Andrew Hernandez Deborah Hickman Tom Hopkins She lie Johnson Theresa Juarez John Kane Willie Kizine James Knapp Andrew Kranichfield Mike Lackamp Donna La Violet Anthony Lemos Helen Lunn Vicki Martinez Cari Marts Tom Marx Joe Medrano Barbara Merino Emma Meyer Jack Mitchell Edward Munoz Julia Nachbar Richard Nash David Neff Greg Nelson Tim O'Brien Debbie O'choa Ronald Panis Paul Patterson Juniors Add Fun and Frolic to Homecoming 113 Tony Perez Dennis Petree Mynne Price Antoinette Ramirez Beatrice Ramirez Yvonne Ramirez Zita Ramirez Nancy Redmond Steve Reilly Elizabeth Rivera Sandra Robinson Eddie Rodriguez Juniors Shellie Johnson and Zita Rami- rez mingle with the crowd as they prepare for Pep Rally. 114 Marian Stanley James Szyman James Toliver Tony Vi!lobos Rosemary Rodriguez Tom Roseburrough David Ross John Rotert Lennie Scott Kar eah Shaffer Kenneth Shaffer Mike Sharkey Louise Shoopman Chanzella Smart Genece Wheeler Denise Wilson Terry Wilson Carol Young Patricia Ziegler Mary Ann Zillner Judy Zirhut Helen Zuniga Not Pictured: Marty Childs Chris Hernandez Mike Ho ban Gina Ivarra Steve Ramirez Katy Ritz Enis Smith Deborah White 115 Seniors Join Sing-In” for United Fund Campaign Greg Nichols, Mike Semrick, Tom Phillips, Steve Farnan, Roger Sprigden, Shelly Richardson and Harold Shoopman join in the Sing-In for the United Fund Campaign held in the gym. Money was collected as students left homerooms. Richard Ackmann Betty Acosta Vilbur Addison Dennis Anderson Maria Aquino Patty Barbosa Yolanda Barbosa Joe Bates Henry Bernal Robert Briones Patty Brown Regina Brown Maria Cassell Rita Cates Richard Cecena Marilyn Childs Peggy Collins Bobby Contreras 117 Carol Couty Wallace Dale Gary Dickey Charlene Ducey Cathy Estrada Chuck Etem South American Students Enjoy Lillis Students from South American who are attending Felix and George Pietrzyk. Learning English is their Lillis during this school year are, standing left to principal concern, right: Carlos and Riccardo Conde. Seated are Mayo 118 Maria E verard Robert Falcon Patricia Far nan Steve Farnan John Fines Theresa Flanagan James Gamon Rick Garcia Roger Garcia Raphael Gonzales Tom Gonzales Janet Gray 119 Rachael Guerra Paul Hale Francis Hardy David Harris Jim Healey Arthur Henderson Connie Hernandez Jose Hernandez Mike Hiller Gerald Horrid Jim Hoyt Gloria Hurtado 120 Jerome Irons Cheryl Kempf Mary Jane Kiec Carl La Man no Donna LaViolet Joe LePage Outdoor Pep Rally Adds Enthusiasm and Spirit Seniors Charles Rivera and Richard Cecena. football players, enjoy the Pep Rally along with Sharon Shaffer, Jim Szyman and Tim Dalton. 121 Cindy Leuty Edwin Locke Stephanie Lozano Paul McCarthy Madonna McCarty Charlene McKinley Joyce Martinez Martha Meade Patrick Melvin Ralph (Nick) Mendoza Martha Mitchell Augie Morales 122 Seniors Enjoy Time Out For Fun and Relaxation Amado Tamayo, Robert Briones, Joe LePage, Bobby Contreras, Roger Garcia and Robert Falcon find a comfortable spot during a sing-in for the benefit of United Fund Campaign. Mike Muenks John Munoz Greg Nichols Mike Niemeyer Gene O'Dell Frances Ormsby 123 Frances Ortega Mary Ortega George Owens Maureen Palmer Bill Pappas Gail Patterson Curiousity Sparked Through Inquiry and Research Senior Marilyn Childs watches her chemistry experiment intently. 124 Tom Philipps George Pietrzky Patty Pottier Tim Pounds James Pressley Margaret Ramey Henry Ramierz Clem Raya Carol Regan Jim Reyes Austin Richardson Michelle Richardson 125 Charles Rivera Clare Roberts Jerry Roseburrough Beth Ross Anita Sanchez Jonas Sears Harold Shoopman Benny Smith Gary Soltero Gary Sparks Roger Spridgen Barney Stanley 126 Seniors Pause To Look At Life in Ethics Class Karen Stewart Lula Twiggs Tom Trinder Arthur Tamayo 127 Seniors Anticipate New Horizons Virginia Valdivia Christine Vaiasquez Mike Weigel Harvey Williams Janet Ziegler Mary Jo Fry Those not pictured: John Jonasec Michael Semrick Eileen Scanlon John Vajdic 128 In Memoriam Beverly Belton 1954-1970 In one sense there is no death. The life of a soul on earth last beyond his departure. You will always feel that life touching yours, that voice speaking to you, that spirit looking out of other eyes, talking to you in the familiar things he touched, worked with, loved as familiar friends. He lives on in your life and in the lives of all others that know him. —Angelo Patri CONGRATULATIONS 1571 GRAOUATES PEPSI-COLA GENERAL BOTTLERS, INC. 6050 MANCHESTER TRAFFICWAY KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI 64130 Mr. Rodriguez shows Lillis student, Beth Ross, a sprinn floral arrangement. Flowers for all occasions may be gotten at Acapulco Floral Arts. Acapulo Floral Arts 902 Southwest Blvd.Kansas City, Mo. Bus. HA 1-1072 Res. WE 1 8487 130 broTHER5 DAIRY QUALITY FARM FRESH DAIRY FOODS 10618 West 63rd ME 1-5101 BOB GARLAND Owner-Operator McDonald’s is your kind o place. - T1 2804 Prospect Kansos City. 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Not Pictured: Mrs. Earl Muenks, Jim Casey, Mrs. Jesse Graves, Mrs. Bill Lantz; Pres, Mrs. Charles Mr. Oscar Couty, and Mr. Joe Hernandez. Stanley, and Mrs. Martin Shoopman. Standing: Mr. Martin Index Ackmann, Richard 39, 116 Acosta, Betty 14,32, 40, 54, 116, 136 Acosta, Carol 98 Addison, Sheri 34, 64, 104 Addison, Wilbur 116 Advertisements 132-137 Aguirre, Richard 110 Allen, Brent 42, 59, 64,81, 98, 104, 86, 88, 95, 94 Allen, Deborah 40, 104 Allen, Mike 59, 74, 110 Alexander, Donna 33, 98 Alexandria, Linda 32, 110 AL-TURCK, MISS AL TA 48 Alvarez, Joe 76,81, 110 AMICK, JOHN 47 Anderson, Dennis 116 Aquino, Debra 104 Aquino, Maria 116 Arcuri, Frank 62, 110 Armand, Brenda 98 Armand, David 98 Arroyo, Marie 104 Armstrong, Booker 109 Austin, Floyd 89, 94 Baar, Brian 110, 23 Balistreri, Sam 57, 58, 110 Bankston, Michael 98 Barbosa, Lydia 110 Barbosa, Margaret 104 Barbosa, Patty 32, 116 Barbosa, Yolanda 117 Barrera, Jo Ann 98 BASKETBALL 84-91 Bates, Joe 62, 117, 86,87 Becerra, Arthur 110 Beebe, David 98 Beebe, Dennis 98 Belcher, Bonita 33, 98 Belcher, Gregory 98,89, 94 Bender, Ed 104 Bernal, Mary L. 104 Bernal, Mary T. 33, 104, 109 Bernal, Henry 117 Bernal, Rose 103 Berry, Michael 59, 98, 20 Black, Patricia 33, 54, 103 Booker, Gwen 34, 36, 54, 104 Brandon, Valeria 98 Brewer, Phyllis 32, 110 BRIONES, MRS. PHILIP 52 Briones, Denise 110 Briones, Rachel 104 Briones, Ramona 33, 104 Briones, Robert 60, 117 Bris an, Jere 59, 81,110, 94 Brislan, Tom 98 BRODERICK, FR. FRANCIS 47 Bronson, Donna 110 Bronson, Leroy 104 Brown, Patty 117 Brown, Regina 32, 117 BRUCE, FR. TERRY 49 Brucken, Kathleen 13, 32, 110 Budd, Marilyn 57, 110 Bunch, Rick 36, 110 Bush, Janice 15, 26, 32, 36, 58, 62, 111 Bush, Juanita 32, 36, 39, 42, 58, 111,26 Bustamante, Debbie 33, 109 Bustamante, Monica 33, 37, 54, 98 Calcara, Carl 76, 111,23 Candillo, Patricia 33, 98 Candillo, Teresa 58, 111 Canter, Dennis 98 CAPPELL, MR. WES 52 Carbajal, Lupe 33, 54, 98 CAR RIGAN, SISTER CELINE 52 Carrillo, James 98 138 Carrington, Tim 104 Carter, Sonya 111 Casey, Mike 42, 67, 81, 104, 27, 95 Cassell, Maria 117 Cates, Jeannette 33, 59, 98 Cates, Rita 32, 42, 117,24 Caudillo, David 104 Caudillo, Joseph 76, 111,23 Cecena, Richard 17, 35, 57, 80, 117, 121,86,94 Cervantes, Steve 104 Chavez, Alice 34, 104 Chavez, Connie 104 Childs, Debra 33, 59, 98 Childs, Marilyn 32, 42, 58, 117, 124, 22 Childs, Marty 58 Clark, Valarie 34,57, 103 Clayton, Charles 59, 98 FRENCH CLUB 36 L-Club 35 PEP CLUB 32 33 Collins, Pat 42, 81, 104, 86, 27, 88,95 Collins, Peggy 13, 32, 117, 26, 24 Cook, Norma 34, 105 Cooper, Pat 111 Concho la, Ernest 98, 94 Conde, Carlos 36, 118 Conde, Riccardo 36, 118 CONLEY, COACH 98,81 CONRARDY, COACH ROY 15, Contreas, Bobby 80, 117 Cornejo, Rosalie 59, 111 STUDENT COUNCIL 42-43 Countee, Jackie 33, 98 Couty, Carol 32, 39, 59, 118 Couty, Judy 33, 98 Cranon, Muriel 34, 36, 37, 105 Cruse, Marcus 40, 105 Cullinan, Keven 64, 105 Cullinan, Mike 111 Dale, Kim 33, 59, 99 Dale, Wallace 118 Dalton, Tim 81, 105, 121,95 Danaher, Mary Jo 15, 42, 108, 1 26 Danaher, Rita 33, 105 Davis, Marian 111 Davis, Mike 99 Dees, Marsha 33, 99 Diaz, Cynthia 111 Diaz, Raymond 111 Dickey, Gary 118 Diebold, Frank 99 Donnigan, Theresa 34, 54, 67, 27, 105 Ducey, Charlene 14, 15, 32, 36, 58,26, 118 Dumortier, Barbara 105, 109 Dumortier, Tom 105 Durflinger, Sharon 34, 105 Estrada, Catherine 32, 63, 118 Estrada, Jeanine 33, 105 Estrada, Ramon 80, 111 Etern, Charles 118 E verhart, Marie 119 Farrell, John 99 Felix, Mayo 36, 118 Farnan, Patty 119 Far nan, Steve 13, 35, 42, 80, 116, 119 Ferguson, Birdie 111,23 Ferguson, Darry 98, 99 Fines, John 119,21 Finn, Charles 105 Finnell, C etus 98 Fisher, Jeanne 105 Flanagan, Mark 105 Flanagan, Therese 13, 32, 119,24 Flores, Joe 39, 111 Florez, Patricia 98 Florez, Arthur 99 Foley, Kathy 105 Foley, Mike 111, 86,87, 94 FOOTBALL 82-85 FOOTE, SISTER MARY MAUD 53 Fowler, Donald 99, 94 Fowler, Rosemarie 105 Franano, Sandra 76, 111 Franklin, Curtis 105, 108 Franklin, Vicki 99 FRESHMAN 98-103 Fry, Mary Jo 128 Puentes, Elena 106 Fuentes, Eric 59, 99, 94 Gandy, Celia 67, 106 Gamon, Jim 36, 40, 42, 65, 119 Gaona, Cassandra 99 Garcia, Bob 100 Garcia, Damian 76, 111 Garcia, Elisa 32, 111 Garcia, Linda 33, 54, 99, 27 51 Garcia, Renee 33, 106 Garcia, Rick 35, 60, 119,20 Garcia, Roxanne 67, 106 Garcia, Teresa 106 Georgis, Steve 111 Givoney, Alica 99 GL YNN, MRS. JOYCE 50 Goebel, Lei and 36, 106 Goebel, Mike 106, 27 Gomez, Vicki 111 Gonzales, Anna 106 Gonzales, Jesse 106 Gonzales, Joe 111 Gonzales, Mike 81, 106, 95 11, Gonzales, Raphael 16, 119, 22 Gonzalez, Tom 49, 112, 119 Gordon, Mae 33, 59, 99 Gorman, Mike 70, 111 Grado, Gloria 32, 40, 58, 112, 27 Grado, Leonard 37, 55, 99, 27, 94 Graves, Paula 40, 69, 112,26 Gray, Janet 36, 119 Gray, Tom 112 Guerra, Lula 33 Guerra, Mary 106 Guerra, Rachael 32, 120 Guess, Gwendolyn 99 Gunter, Jeanna 34, 54, 67, 106 Hale, Paul 42, 43, 26, 120 Hall, Debbie 36, 112 Hamilton, Oleneya 37, 99 Hammonds, Barbara 76, 112 Hardy, Francis 59, 120 Harper, Granee 36, 112 Harris, David 35, 120 Harris, Marla 67, 112 Harris, Rita 33, 34, 54, 106, 21 Hard, Eddie HAWKEY, COACH FRANK 50,81, 86, Healey, Jim 35, 120 Healey, Tom 99 He lstein, Janet 99, 31 He lstein, John 99 Henderson, Arthur 70, 120 Henderson, Tony 99, 94 Hernandez, Andy 35, 80, 112 Hernandez, Anna 33, 99 Hernandez, Anthony 100 Hernandez, Carol 34, 106 Hernandez, Connie 120 Hernandez, Frank 81, 106, 86, 88, 21,95 Hernandez, Graciella 33, 54, 99 Hernandez, James 100 Hernandez, Jose 120 Hernandez, Mike 106 Hernandez, Rosie 57 Hickman, Deborah 32, 58, 112 Higby, Kathy 37, 100, 27 Hill, Carl 106 Hill, Jamesetta 34, 106 Hill, Pamela 33, 59, 100 Hiller, Mike 120, 21 Hoban, Joe 89, 94 Hoban, Mike 103 HOFFMAN, SISTER DELORES 46 Hollis, Julia 42, 106 HOMECOMING 12 15 Hopkins, Tom 37, 59, 112 Horrid, Gerald 120 Hoyt, Jim 120 Huisar, Steven 59, 100 Hurtado, Gloria 32, 120 Hurtado, Robert 100, 89, 94 loanne, Mike 103 Irons, Jerome 35, 121 Ivarra, Sally 109 Ivarra, Gina 23 Jenkins, John 106 Jennings, John 100 Johnson Sheila 33, 100, 24 Johnson, Shellie 42, 112, 114 Juarez, Teresa 112 JUNIORS 110-115 Kane, Joe 37, 56, 106, 86, 88, 95 Kane, John 35, 42, 80, 112, 86, 87,94 Kane, Stephanie 100 Kalenda, Robert 100 Katosh, Chris 59, 100 KELLY, SISTER MARY RUTH 50 Kemph, Cheryl 121 Kent, Richard 100, 89, 21, 94 Kerr, Kenneth 100, 89, 21,94 Kiec, Mary 36, 121 Kieffer, Paul 106 Kizine, Willie 112 KLEBL, SISTER EMERICH 50 Knapp, Clara 33,59, 67, 106, 27 Knapp, Jim 35, 59, 112 Knapp, Lucy 33, 59, 107, 27 Knapp, William 100, 27 Knigh ten, Sadia 33, 59, 100 KNIGHTLEY, SISTER DE MO NT FORT 48 Kolenda, Robert 98, 94 Kountz, Anida 33, 100, 27 Kranichfield, Andy 74, 112 Lackamp, Mike 112 Lamanno, Carl 39, 121 Lantz, Charles 37, 81, 107, 95 88 Lantz, Pat 37, 100, 105 La Violet, Beverly 112 LaViolet, Donna 121 Lemos, Denise 33, 100 Lemos, Tony 17, 112, 19 Leuty, Cindy 13, 15, 43, 61, 122 Lewis, Tequela 33, 100 LILLIS LOG 38-39 Locke, Edwin 122 Lopez, Becky 58, 107, 27 Lopez, Juanita 100 Lozano, Antonia 33, 101, 109 Lozano, Stephanie 122 Lunn, Mary 56, 107 Lunn, Helen 58, 74, 112 Luther, Sidney 67, 101, 22 McCann, Vincent 36, 59, 107 McCarthy, Madonna 74, 122, 26 McCarthy, Paul 122 McFarland, sister mary da vid 47 McGinley, Steve 101 McQU RE, SISTER LORETTA 52 McGuire, coach mike 51 McGuire, coach tom 49 McIntosh, Scott 101, 89 McKeen, Jerry 70, 107 McKinley, Charlene 32, 122 MADDEN, MISS JOANN 48 Manson, Steve 107 Marcum, Linda 101 Marquart, Barbara 107 Martinez, Joyce 36 Martinez, Monica 107 Martinez, Raymond 101 Martinez, Vicki 32, 113 Marts, Carl 59, 113 Marx, Janice 54, 67, 107, 27 Marx, Tom 35, 58, 70,81, 113, 86, 94, 27 Meade, Martha 122 Medina, Henry 101 Medina, Yolanda 34, 42, 107 Medrano, Joe 59, 113 Melvin, Patrick 122 Mendoza, Nick 60, 121 Meneses, Mario 74, 81, 107 Men esses, Willie 81, 107, 95 MENSE R, MISS PA T 53 Merino, Barbara 42, 113 Metoyer, Gregory 60, 98, 101, 89, 94 Mey, Rose Ann 59, 94, 101 Meyer, Imma 113 MILNER, MISS LORENE 51, 74 Mina, Pat 107 MINTER, MRS. DOROTHY MINTER, COACH JOE 46, 80, 95 Mitchell, Denise 33, 36, 107 Mitchell, Jack 113, 23 Mitchell, Janet 101 Mitchell, Martha 122, 26 Mitchell, Peter 36, 107 Moore, Nina 101 Morales, Augie 14, 35, 122 Muenks, Mike 13, 17, 35, 80, 122 86 MUG AN, MISS ANITA 48 Munoz, Ed 81, 113,23 Munoz, John 35, 80, 101, 123 Murillo, Tom 107 Nachbar, Julie 32, 58, 113, 26 Nash, Richard 67, 113, 22 Neff, David 81, 113,86 Nelson, Greg 35, 60, 80, 113, 94 Nentwig, Mary 33, 34, 107 NEWSPAPER 40-41 Neudeck, Doug 101, 27, 89, 94 Nichols, Greg 14, 35, 42, 58, 80, 116, 22, 123 N iemeyer, Mike 14, 59, 62, 123 Nolan, Jerry 60, 101, 89 North, Chuck 101 O'Brien, Tim 113 Ochoa, Debbie 13, 42, 113, 26 Ochoa, Denise 33, 107 O'Dell, Gene 123 Olivia, Frances 101 Oliva, Rosardo 107 Ormsby, Frances 32, 36, 123 Ortega, Frances 32, 36, 124 Ortega, Mary 32, 36, 124 Ortiz, Linda 32, 36, 124 Ownes, George 70, 124 Pacheco, Jesse 101,94 Pal a zo la, Mary 107 Palmer, Maureen 40, 124 Palmer, Susan 37, 101,27 Panis, John 98, 102, 114, 94 Panis, Ron 35,80, 113, 94 Pappas, Bill 59, 124 Pappas, Nick 70, 102 Patterson, Gail 59, 124 Patterson, John 98, 102 Patterson, Paul 35, 80, 113, 87, 88 Patterson, Theresa 33, 27 Perez, Anthony 114 Petree, Dennis 114 Petree, Jeffrey 102, 94 Pietryzk, George 118, 125 Philipps, Tom 39, 116, 125, 19 Pottier, Patty 32, 125 Pottier, Peggy 36, 40, 108, 27 Pounds, Tim 13, 35, 52, 58, 80, 125, 86, 24, 94 Pressley, Jan 37, 54, 108 Pressley, James 76, 125 Price, Mynnie 59, 114 Ramey, Floyd 17, 59, 81, 86, 88, 94 Ramey, Margaret 32, 39, 125, 20 Ramirez, Anna 33, 102 Ramirez, Antoinette 114 Ramirez, Beatrice 32, 114,26 Ramirez, Bernardo 37, 102 Ramirez, Henry 125, 94 Ramirez, Janet 34, 36, 108 Ramirez, Vicki 33, 90, 101, 102 Ramirez, Yvonne 114 Ramirez, Zita 32, 114 Raya, Clemente 71, 125 Raya, Louis81, 108 Redmond, Nancy 32, 36, 37, 42, 43, 26,58, 114 Regan, Carol 125 Reilly, Steve 114 Re'Voal, Marvin 102, 94 Reyes, Jim 13, 35, 80, 125 Reyes, Richard 59 Rich, Edi 33, 37, 102 Richardson, Austin 125 Richardson, Michelle 14, 58, 125 Richardson, Sue 14, 16, 34, 67, 108 140 Villegas, Michael 109 Villegas, Mitchell 109 Walker, David 37, 103, 94 Walters, Patti 109 Washington, Michael 59, 81, 108, 95, 109 Washington, Linda 16, 109, 27 Weigel, John 109, 88, 95 Weigel, Mike 128 Wheeler, Genece 36, 115, 26, 23 Wheeler, Mary 33, 37, 103, 27 White, Paula 33, 103 WILKINSON, SISTER JULIA 47 WICHMANN, RUDY 89, 94 Williams, Harvey 13, 15, 35, 42, 43, 58, 80, 128, 18,21, 94 Williams, Joycelyn 103 Williamson, Donna 109 Wilson, Denise 115 Wilson, Eddie 40, 42, 81, 109, 95 Wilson, Robin 33, 103, 111 Wilson, Terry 32, 115 Wood, Jim 109 Wright, Stephanie 54, 59, 103 Young, Carol 115 Zachery, Carol 109 Zaragoza, Ruben 64, 81, 109 Zeig er, Patty 32, 115 Zeigler, Janet 14, 15, 16, 32, 36, 40, 65, 128, 19, 26 Zielinski, Dale 103 Zillner, Mary 111, 115 Zirhut, David 59, 63, 71, 109, 88, 94, 95 Zirhut, Judy 19, 32, 59, 115 Zuniga, Helen 115 Richardson, Shelly 116 Rimann, Sherree 33, 37, 102 Rios, Linda 33, 102 Ritz, Katy 32, 36, 26 Ritz, John 37, 102, 27, 89 Rivera, Charlie 35, 80, 121, 126 Rivera, Lizzie 114 Rivera, Michael 102, 89, 94 Roberts, Clare 126 Robles, Christine 108 Robles, Loretta 102 ROBINSON, SISTER GENEVIEVE 53 Robinson, Sandra 42, 114 Rocha, Lola 33, 102 Rocha, Marie 33, 37, 102 RODGERS, SISTER ANDREA 53 Rodriguez, Andrew 102, 94 RODRIGUEZ, SISTER CARMEN 48, 68 Rodriguez, Eddie 114 Rodriguez, Rosanne 108 Rodriguez, Rosemary 115 Rodriguez, Susanne 33 Rodriguez, Sylvia 42, 102 Rogge, Rosalie 34, 27 Rone, Vincent 103 Ross, Alice 16, 33, 36, 56, 108, 27, 140 Ross, Beth 14, 15, 16, 32, 39, 42, 26, 19, 58, 126 Ross, David 62, 115 Roseburrough, Tom 115 Roseburrough, Jerry 126 Rotert, John 42, 11,5,86,88 Rucker, Julie 40, 108, 27 Salas, Daniel 108 Sanchez, Anitia 32, 68, 126 Sanders, Nedra 108, 34, 54 SCH EBER, SISTER A DELLA 48, 69, 37 Schneider, Bernard 108, 36, 27 Schneider, Rosemary 102, 33, 54 Schroeger, Paula 32, 42, 67 Scott, James 108, 37, 67, 57, 64, 27 Scott, Lennie 115, 40, 69, 58, 26 Sears, Gregory 102 Sears, Jonas 15, 35, 40, 80, 81, 126, 94 Semrick, Mike 116 Sendijos, Guadalupe 129 SENIORS 116 129 SERVICE, MR. RICHARD 48 Shaffer, Karleah 32, 58, 115 Shaffer, Kenneth 115 Shaffer, Sharon 103, 33, 37, 121 Sharkey, Gail 16, 108 Sharkey, Mike 115, 35, 62, 70, 71, 81,94 SHALZ, SISTER AN CETA 51, 59 Shaw, John 102, 37, 94 Shawhan, Debbie 108 SHERMAN,SISTER GRATIA 50 Shivers, Beverly 102 Shoopman, Harold 82, 106, 108, 116, 126 Shoopman, Louise 103 Si Hi man, Stephanie 102, 142 Silva, Martha 102 Smart, Chanzella 115,58 Smith, Bennie 126 Smith, Greg 108, 80, 95 Smith, Shelia 102, 33 HONOR SOCIETY 24 25 Sola, Sam 102, 94 Soltero, Gary 35, 80, 126 SOPHOMORES 104 109 Sparks, Gary 126 Spridgen, Roger 116, 126 Stanley, Barney 35, 126, 24 Stanley, Marian 115, 32, 111, 17 Stanton, Marilyn 102, 33, 59 Staples, Elaine 108 Staples, Jo Ann 102, 37 Stecklein, Nick 102 Stewart, Karen 49, 120 Sullivan, Anne 33, 102 Svaglic, Debra 33, 109 Szyman, James 35, 42, 80, 115, 121 Talley, Diane 33, 109 Tamayo, Amado 127 Thompson, Lloyd 59, 108, 109,95 Thompson, Tim 102, 89 Titus, Connie 109 Toliver, James 81,115, 94 Toms, Debbie 33, 59, 102 TRACK Trigg, Altha 33, 103 Trinder, Tom 74, 109, 127 Trinder, John 109 TUCKER, SISTER SERAPHINE 50 TURNABOUT 22 23 Twiggs, Lula 32, 127, 22 Valdivia, Roseanne 37, 102 Valdivia, Virginia 128 Vasquez, Christine 128 Vasquez, Jesse 101, 103, 89 Villa, Thomas 103 Villalobos, James 115 Villalabos, Tony 115 141 remember the fun and laughter, tears and of '71! The Editor, Beth Ross We have ted you to the end of 1971 through heartbreak. We thank Sister Mary Ruth, spuno$ pue siq6 s eqi oi aAqpooB ise jno pue auuoo oi sjeaA ui asned oj no A asneo pm