Billings Central Catholic High School - Rambler Yearbook (Billings, MT)

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The Junior class officers, Maureen Campbell. Don Rei- chert. Marie Ferro, and Bob Dubuque, pause between classes for a picture. This page is sponsored by BUTTREY'S RENIERS SUPER MARKET Capable Sophomore class officers Linda Booke and Pat Sullivan strive to keep their class on top in every Central event. The Freshman class offi- cers, just getting a foothold in the school affairs, are Mary Gaudet. Pat Kelleher, Mary Ann MacIntyre, and Don Manning. Student Board officers Ken Boice, Mary Ann Orchowski. Chuck Kennedy, and Kasper Schaff take time out from their busy class schedule to pose for a picture. The Student Board officers and the class of- ficers are always working with the students in carrying out the rules and regulations of the school and making school events a success. They also work to bring the students and the faculty into closer contact. Officers all strive to help make a better Central by showing an example in strong school spirit.

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This page is sponsored by PARKWAY SERVICE BURTON'S CANDY STORE O'MALLEY LUMBER CO. POLLY'S QUALITY CLEANER :e i-s To assist Father Donovan in keeping Central’s fi- nances in order. Vic Roberts and Tim Mullowney are on the spot. Tim is also a familiar figure at the gym door whenever tickets must be taken for games, musicals, plays and programs. Always conscientiously preparing lunch for Central students are Mrs. James Maloney and Mrs. Mary Degley. Mrs. Maloney’s originality in menus and the added touch of homemade baked goods, makes Central’s lunches tops. When the pleasing aroma of hot rolls and meat loaf floats through the school at fourth period, the students are more than ready for the meal that carries them through the longest half of a day’s work. Below are the members of the newly established Cen- tral Athletic Roundtable. The purpose of the Roundtable is to promote support of Central’s Athletic program from anyone in Billings who is interested in the school. The members are Tim Mullowney. Dean Sullivan. George Koyle. Ralph Studer. Jr., Lou Hall. President, Father Patrick Donovan. Bill Nyman, Joe Meglen, Bob Healow, Joe Parker, and Vic Roberts. When the bell sounds three short rings, Mr. Andrew Schaff soon appears in the office to see what’s next on his daily work schedule. Maybe the students need help with something in the gym or a room needs some lights. Whatever it is. he is there to faithfully and efficiently do the job. After school, when the rooms are in need of cleaning, Mr. Schaff, Mrs. Schaff, and Davy, Chief As- sistant, are there to do the work. hey make things hum

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