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

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Adventures in Leadership Carolyn Badura John Bastoni Grant Beckerini Douglas Beeter Mary Kay Blackford Raphael Boespflug Helen Bradley Tim Brooks Daniel Brown Francis Burgoyne La Donna Casey Carol Chapman Larry Dauenhauer Edna Davis Jennifer Desmul Steve Chesarek Darwin Cook Bill Korn Freshman Homeroom Representatives Rita Hestekin, Bill Roscoe, Paul Staid, Ron Kloster and Mike Gullard discuss weighty matters. Scholastic leaders Mike Gullard and Jeanne Wantich discuss a topic of mutual interest from a library reference book. Jeanne and Mike make the top grade averages among the freshmen.

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Yesterday . . . today . . . tomorrow . . . next year . . . time on earth cannot be halted. We are born, grow up and in turn we must each complete the cycle of life with death. From the time we are born to the time we die we are constantly changing— growing—developing—maturing. This growth is reflected in the Indian world by the papoose who grows to hunter, to scout, and finally to warrior just as we progress in school life from Freshman, to Sophomore, to Junior, to Senior. The papoose, in the first years of his life, is completely dependent on those who care for him. His mother has already started his training in obedience and suffering when she lets him lie instead of hovering over him. After a few years all the children will play together in learning the games and traditional habits of the tribe. Then the boys will follow the hunters and imitate their work in playing and the girls will tend to remain more at home learning their future work from their elders. Thus we see in the papoose a beginning— the dawn of a full life which lies directly ahead. 27

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Under the direction of Sister Anna Rose Freshmen Steve Chesask, Marilyn Minette. Mary Gertz and Ron Redeau enthusiastically examine the Shakespearean Theater constructed by Dave McMasters. In the eyes of a Freshman high school at Central was a new life, in a sense even strange and mysterious. The aloneness he felt was soon overcome by 143 others as alone as he was. Before long they were enjoying the experiences high school had to offer. He was to find interest in each teacher and new friend. With the passing of each day he found fun at games, dances and, surprisingly enough, in Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice. In school he found new responsibilities, new ways of discipline and respect for others, and a new awareness of the world of learning, leading to the finish of a good year. Thomas Devery i Kathleen Diedrich Leo Deichl Nancy Ferro Jerry Driscoll Catherine Florek Jerome Foote Teresa Forgrave Kathleen Gainan James Gusick Christine Gerharz Joyce Hansen Sandra Hardy Michael Healow Sue Helgeson Timothy Hendricks Thomas Herriage Rita Hestekin James Hickey Sharon Hill Michael Hogan James Holzer Michael Hughes Lloyd Garlock Mary Kay Gertz Daniel Geiger Robert Guckeen Helen Gisi Gwen Gisi Wayne Glatt Cecilia Griffin Jim Griffin Vaughn Guckeen Mike Gullard