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

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‘RcupM i Sta 0pxe 6 Ht i r-to 4 -4X fluKi lt. tr-?6 49-54 7-22 55-66 SetUaxA 23-22 67-92 Sfuxr i 'Pafa M euut 9»uicx 29-40 93-96 EDITORS Marilyn Nelles Linda Romero SECTION EDITORS Introductory Daria Boyle Carol Lutgen Judi Lidin Underclassmen Linda Pirtz Rita Sue Jamerson Staff Academic Carolyn Neal Cathy O’Connor Sports Greg Axlund Ed Luther Salina Batt Clubs Mary Ann Austad Donna Kipp Seniors Linda Romero Linda Pirtz Marlyn Nelles Activities Betty Suppes Bonnie Kraus Art Salina Batt Dan Dutton Advertisements John Stone Rita Sue Jamerson Student Photographers Tom O’Donnell Pete Schmidt 3

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'Pe ftCe nr °P-e are uUnny- Also short tall humb p ou d rising ab°ve the crowd in achievemei or part of the mass, cheering wildly at t fnd‘unseK °' ‘he yMr' Talenteti’ usef' At Central they cease to be “people” ar staCffmaeil1hdmdUalS’ “°Ur kids-” tke Rachel kevs iiwCOrt a montage of smiles, lock, keys, lunch tickets, pressed corsages, and eve ho™TLl7°rr!fS,r ab°Ut grades, assignment honor roll, and detention periods. We would like to show them to you £ they really, are, usual, yet unusual; little, y. great; mortal, yet immortal. Monday morning, “Blue Monday,” recall- ing, reliving the weekend; the game with two overtimes; the celebration coke at the Big Boy and the lecture for being late. Late kids our kids. Wednesday noon, the “half-way” point, and Friday at 3:10. Nine months of the year, for four years, and memories forever. In this year’s Rambler, the Staff tries to present people as they were at Central 1960-61. 2

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St. Joseph, patron of workers, as a young man had to learn the skill of carpentry in order to sup- port his future Family. The virtues—patience, love and perseverance, flourished as he endeavored to master this skill. To you, St. Joseph, we dedicate this account of our 1960 - 1961 school year for the example you have set in mastering your trade. May we master our skills in the same way.