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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1962 volume:

1 CeiUnai Cathtic High Sckrni Bi£Eaujd, Wt©idem RwitWiefc The Yearbook Staff began this year with the idea of increasing your enjoyment of the book. Several innovations have been introduced—a touch of color, some added pages, and a summer sup- plement. The characters on the following pages will be the people you have known, and you will see activi- ties that cannot merely be described. The faculty adviser, the student editors, and staff have all had their parts in the production of this book. They proudly present it to you now — the 962 Rambler. Rambler Staff Sound a cheer for Central High Shout 'till the rafters ring Pledge your loyalty once again Let every loyal Ram fan sing. Hail to all the happy hours Hail to the Central team Central Catholic High School We're faithful to our white and green. To the coach To the team To our leaders in glory and victory. To our youth To our fire To the light that is leading and calling us. Sound a cheer for Central High Shout 'till the rafters ring Pledge your loyalty once again Let every loyal Ram fan sing. Hail to all the happy hours Hail to the Central team Central Catholic High School We're faithful to our white and green. Central's School Song — 1962 Editors Francey Williams Ginny Ward Cwttewlfl Academic ________________________12 Seniors ........................ 22 Classes Juniors 46 Sophomores 52 Freshmen 59 Organizations - 68 Athletics 78 Activities 88 Patrons 103 Summer Supplement 105 Academic Section Senior Section Classes Junior Sophomore Freshman Organizations Athletics Activities Patrons, Index Circulation Photography Terry Payne Lorrie Riedlinger Ginny Ward Francey Williams Barbara Wegner Sharon Hill Mary Jean Rector Helen Lutgen Christie Gerharz Charles Lynch Linda Schwalger Georgia Quilico Joanne Novasio John Petek Kathie DeMeyer Kristi Schilling Ed Luther Peter Suppes Steve Chesarek Ginny Ward Francey Williams Steve Chesarek Robbin Cline Kristi Schilling Linda Schwalger Pete Schmidt Mr. Ed Weller Mr. John Petek Mr. Adam Bloch Thank you to our pastors who assist us throughout our years of education. When we left their grade schools, we left only the school behind, for their fatherly concern followed us. They are keenly interested in our activities, assist us financially, and above all, aid us spiritually. They open the school year with a Mass of the Holy Ghost in each parish and continue their interest until baccalaureate. These are our pastors, our leaders, our fathers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Reverend Emmett Neville, O.M.I., Little Flower parish; Reverend Andrew Zarek, Saint Pius X parish; Rt. Reverend Monsignor James J. Donovan, Saint Patrick's parish; Reverend Rob- ert Koerner, O.M.I., Our Lady of Guadalupe parish; Reverend Eu- gene Gergen, Holy Rosary parish. VIRGINIA WARD DON MANNING CAROL KOCH Miss Versatility Mr. Versatility Miss Scholastic MARY KAY WEBB rick McLaughlin DEAN GRAHAM Miss School Spirit Mr. School Spirit Mr. Scholastic IVe Dedicate... Most Reverend William J. Condon, D.D., Bishop of Great Falls The Catholic education of the youth of our Diocese has been the constant con- cern of our Most Reverend Bishop. Under his guidance and with his approval, one college, three large high schools, and fifteen grade schools have been erected in recent years. Today, under his jurisdiction, one college, seven high schools, and twenty-three grade schools are conducted for the youth of the Diocese of Great Falls. 10 DeMier Studio—Great Falls Most Reverend Eldon B. Schuster, D.D., Auxiliary to Bishop Condon Diocesan Superintendent of Schools Consecrated on December 21, 1961 Comment allez vous? asks Mademoiselle Link. M. Felt replies a pert, Je vais bien. Miss Marilyn Schmidt smiles a look of approval. But Sister Peter, says Biologist R. Dutton, all see are wiggling little black dots. That's yeast? Dave McMasters remains uncomprehending, while Don Schmidt seems enlightened by Mr. William Hurr's not so simple explanation of a physics problem. 73 Presiding over the vast and exciting world of books is Sister Edward, librarian, who is always happy to help the students find books. The journalism class keeps active through the year with the dual purpose of putting out a quarterly publication, RAMARKS, and the RAM- BLER which they hope will capture all the memories of Central for long after graduation. Not only do the students gain knowledge of techniques in accurate, clear writing, but they also are given the opportunity to express creative thoughts and ideas. Sister Regina, journalism ad- visor, is surrounded by her in- dustrious staff on a typical day before deadline. Seated from leff to right are: C. Gerharz, F. Williams, T. Payne, L. Ried- linger, and J. Novasio. Stand- ing from left to right are: B. Wegner, Sister Regina, S. Hill, M. Rector, H. Lutgen, L. Schwalger, K. Shilling, G. Quil- ico, K. DeMeyer, and Ed Luther. Back row from left are: P. Suppes, S. Chesarek, J. Petek, and C. Lynch. Time out from the Christmas Trilogy rehearsal . . . Result? Smiling faces on the advanced chorus members. Accompanist: Donna Mayer. FIRST ROW: Kay Sannes, Karen Soltero, Kay Anderson, Candy Felt, Ginny Ward, Ann Stener- son, and Pat Heffner. SECOND ROW: Penne Uhren, Pat Rossetto, Darrah Link, Lorrie Riedlinger, Terry Payne, Kathy Blackford, Cecilia Rigler, and Bonnie Allen. THIRD ROW: Jean Wax, Colleen Kelleher, Georgia Krueger, and Rita Hes- tekin. FOURTH ROW: Grant Beckerini, Vicki Mueller, Francie Williams, and Anna Marie Houseman. LAST ROW: Tom O'Donnell, Bill Holier, Pat Kelleher, Don Schmidt, and Jim Birgenheier. One of the most active groups at Central this yeOr was the band. Under the direction of Sister Mary Evelyn, the band made great strides reaching new heights. In geometry. Sister Mary Baptist draws attention to a parallelogram, while one of her protegees is distracted by some unknown culprit. Mrs. Thelma FitzGerald smiles as she leads her English II group through The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Considered a favorite of the Religion III class. Father Nathaniel Bourke flashes his famous grin. Sister Mary Florena seems about to ask for a ver- dict on the diagram from one of her English I students. 16 But I'm the Dux Hostium! protests Mike Birrer os he is forced to take the sword. Father John Dimke uses such means to enliven his Latin II class. Wonder what Mr. Robert Ehli and some of his Boys' Biology students are inspecting with such interest? One of Sister Mary Aloysius' English I students appears to be a little perplexed over a hard lesson. On current events day, Mr. Neal Christensen takes full advantage of the World Week magazine. Checking those right answers with his rambunc- tious Algebra I class, Mr. Eugene Cislo assumes a relaxed position, as if in need of a rest. In Miss Anne Diekhans' Spanish I class, Rick Sol- tero and Jay Olson seem to be dreaming of romantic Spain. Never fear when Mr. Victor Roberts is near ' and can render assistance to a distressed Algebra I student. Practice makes perfect ' could be Sister Ann Jeannette's motto in preparing her Shorthand II students for the O.G.A. contest. Sister Marie William looks pleasantly amazed at the eager response obtained from her Latin I class. All right, down again. Mr. Adolph Zellner joins in with his P.E. class, showing them just how it's done. 20 Father Albert Rutan gives his all-boy Religion II class the opportunity to recheck homework papers. Next stop Timbuktu! With a twist of the finger, Mr. John McMahon's world history students can journey to far off and exotic lands around the world. In Latin IV, Father Eugene Hruska, with his ad- vanced class, compares translations and conjuga- tions of verbs. No, Mrs. May Miesen, is not being attacked by these barefooted misses. She is instructing them in the rudiments of bowling during girls' P.E. class. 27 'Pledge ym loyally once again Senum CLASS OFFICERS GEORGIA QUILICO Secretary RICHARD BILLSTEIN President PATRICK KELLEHER Vice-President MARY LEE MAJERUS Treasurer JERRY ACHTEN DOLORES AIGUIER BARBARA ALLARD MARK ASTLE DIANNE AXLUND ANNE BAXTER JOE BOLAND MICHAEL BOYLE MIKE BROOKS PETER BROWN BARBARA CANTRELL MICKEY CARPENTER KATHLEEN DEMEYER r v CHERYL CHRISTIE BILL CORNELL CAROL CRAIGHILL BILL DESMUL DAVE DESMUL PATRICIA DOLAN BOB DUARTE BUD DUNHAM CAROL ELIS NORMAN ELLINGSEN PAT ERAERTS CAROL FAKE FRAN D. FEELEY RON HOLLAND DIANE HOVEN SHARON KELLER CAROL KOCH SHARON KREINER JEANETTE KRUEGER HELEN LUTGEN ELLEN LARSEN PATRICK SULLIVAN JUDY LAYNG PATRICK HAUPTMAN f JOAN McCALL rick McLaughlin DAVE McMASTERS JERRY McPHEE susan McQuillan ORVAL MEYER JANET MINSHALL S KAYE D. MORIN MICHELLE PITET JANIS O'CONNOR TERRY KAY PAYNE NANCY QUINLIVAN GLENN OLSON LANA REGNIER LEORA RIEDLINGER PAT ROSSETTO vW EVAMARIE REICHERT JOHN F. REID CECILIA RIGLER MONTE RIEK SHARON ROSE ANTHONY SEITZ JAMES SHERMAN ARNETTA SMITH MARY KAY STENERSON SUSAN STROEBE PETER SUPPES MIKE WAGNER VIRGINIA WARD MARY KAY WEBB ANTHONY WALSH FRANCES WILLIAMS JUDY VETSCH DONNA WARE y Sister Mary Elizabeth displays her famous broad smile in response to a joke from one of her ap- parently humorous government pupils. I wonder who? C. Christie expounds her views in government class while Mr. Peter Stecher observes with interest. Mr. A. G. Sutton spooks to the senior boys on the legal aspects of marriage. It was one of a series of ten marriage talks given to seniors during January and February. Mr. Zellner and advanced drafting class learn the knack of professional sign-making with their new silkscreen. All the signs used in the carnival were their products. Expressions tell the story of this game. These senior girls faithfully supported the team through the ups and downs of the season.  ; d«« . v ’ Ta Owi ywitk. Look sonny, either shape up or ship out ' threatens Ray Boespflug, Principal for a Day. CLASS OF '63 President Tim Joyce Vice-President Ron Kloster Secretary Rita Hestekin Treasurer Bill McCleary Juniors group together to select albums at their Christmas Party given at Ray's barn. Bonnie Allen Joanne Althoff James Anderson Kay Anderson Georgia Asp Dale Avens Carolyn Badura Grant Beckerini Tom Baxter Douglas Beeter Kathy Blackford Nona Bochy Ray Boespflug Helen Bradley Tim Brooks Dan Brown Francis Burgoyne Leatrice Cariveau Steve Chesarek Darwin Cook Edna Davis Leo Deichl Kathy Diedrich Jennifer Desmul Jerry Driscoll Nancy Ferro Cathy Florek Jerry Foote Terry Forgrave Kathy Gainan Mary Geertz Christi Gerharz Gwen Gisi Helen Gisi Mike Gullard Jim Gusick Sandy Hardy Michael Healow Sue Helgeson Tim Hendricks Jim Hickey Sharon Hill Mike Hogan Bill Holzer ,-S Jim Holzer Mike Hughes Margie Kamperschroer Christine Kehrwald Danita Kelly Tom Kennedy Donna Kilwein Julie Klein Evelyn Knell Zenda Koch Bill Korn Leland Kraus Bob Kreiner Janice Krings Kay Kuehn Bill La Meres Mary Jo Lent Marilyn Leonard LaFawn Lewis Darrah Link Gary Lorang Vernon Luderman Elaine Lutgen Tom McNasser Paul Magers Greg Magilke Barbara Maronick Jerry Mayer Marilyn Minette Diane Mueller Joanne Novasio Tom O'Donnell Paulette Olson Jay Olson Ellen Papka Keith Papka Lana Pavelis Linda Pavelis Mike Pelatt Kathy Powers Mary Jeanne Rector Ronnie Redeau Sherry Reynolds Bill Roscoe Rick Ross Tom Rossetto Barney Schaff Jim Schaff t 'W O Leon Schillinger Yvonne Schroeder Mike Schruth Jo Ann Schwarz Ronald Schwehr Kathy Sheridan Paul Staid John Stangby Mary Kay Straight Jack Sturdivant Diane Sutton Judy Tasset Terry Taylor Pat Walsh Dan Weidinger Dan Whooley Doug Woods Gary Yungheim •mf ' 4 h P • - J. tin rmi m p Bill Carroll Mary Lynn Carroll Pat Chappie Donald Cantrell Cherianne Carpenter Q Stanley Butkay r ,1 f Lorraine Conlee Bill Conway Gerald Cormier Jayne Cormier Mary Gail Aldrich Dean Baker Jim Baxter Dayl Benish Karen Benner Mel Bermes Mike Birrer Evelyn Bobiney Marlene Bobiney Anthony Boland Patricia Boyle Ronda Boyle Scott Brant Jerry Bromenshenk John Brown CLASS OF '64 52 Marilyn Davis Bob Feeley Candy Felt Larry Ferro Jane Feuling Ken Fischer Carol Forgrave Dennis Gardner Bill Glennon Carol Guckeen Richard Hall Gladys Harrington Jim Hauptman Don Healow Paul Heath Carol Hesser 53 Richard Hill Dave Hirsch Katherine Hoene Pat Holland David Hollenbeck Anna Houseman Kinga Istvanffy Donna Jangula Sharon Jaramillo Connie Jefferson Mary Ann Jochem Ann Jodry Diana Jones Jacque Jones Colleen Kelleher Mary Ellen Kreiner Georgia Krueger Charles Kuchera Barbara Kulseth 54 Jim McArty • m Bruce Martinson Don Mathern v Dan Majerus Kathy Maloney Evelyn Martin Carl Larsen John Lorang Craig LaRango La Vern Lutgen Charles Lynch Jean McCann Jim McCracken Chester McIntosh Sally McIntosh Pat McNassar Mike Minard Ron Morgan Vicki Mueller Ann Murdo Sue Northridge Mary Pat O'Donnell Kathy Olbright Sue Orchowski Jim O'Rourke Randy Payne 55 Ruben Sanchez Linda Schwalger Dennis Schwehr Ellen Schweitzer Carol Sexton Joyce Schaff Rich Schlitz Carole Schofield “ w immM George Schafer Clarence Schaff Ron Panian Dick Porter Jerry Robertson Richard Rowe Vera Salazar Jim Parker Susie Powers Arlene Rolando Phil Ryan Judy Pendergraft Ron Regnier Gary Rose John Petek Joanne Peters Jerry Richter Anne Sheehy 56 Peggy Strong Robin Suppes Mary Ann Theisen Bill Uirickson Marvin Wagner Greg Szudera Mikey Toy Linda Vandal Ray Walsh Jim Trythall Mark Vasser Judy Webb Rosalinda Soria Jeneva Wagner Linda White Dianne Woods 57 Sophomore class officers: Colleen Kelleher, sec- retary; Linda Schwalger, treasurer; Sue Orchow- ski, vice-president; Ruben Sanchez, president. 58 My mama gave me a Tonette. Not everybody is enjoying the stunts at the Welcome Freshman Dance. CLASS OF '65 Freshman homeroom representatives are, left to right: Allan Fabyancic, Christine Glennon, Sharon White, Lynne Gullard, Ron Billstein, and Tom Pelatt. 59 Mildred Altmaier Susan Anderson Vic Anderson Deanna Allard Greg Allard Margie Allard Greg Aldrich Mary Allen Claudia Avens George Axlund Belva Bach Warren Cerovski Frank Chesarek Cindy Christie Robbin Cline Linda Converse Carolyn Cook Linda Craig Mary Margaret Bean Ed Becker Mary Jo Bekken Gene Benner Beverly Bermes La Vonne Bermes Mary Bettinger Mike Degnan Bob Dira Claudia Doss Ron Billstein Joyce Binder Ray Bradley Ellen Bragg Mike Bresnahan Marie Burgoyne Shirley Butka Rose Dauenhauer Marcia Downs Jim DuBray 61 Janet Duffner Kathleen Dugan Tom Dugan Dick Dustin Richard Duval Joan Edmondson Ron Elery Jane Elliott Marlene Elis Barbara Eres Lon Erickson Mike Hickey Fred Hilario Eddy Hudson Fran Hummel James Hutzenbiler Marian Jacobs Jackie Jam Toni Ewals Allan Fabyancic Joe Feeley Carol Jensen Mary Jodry Mike Johnson Rick Johnson Ray Karls Jim Keller Tom Kelly Bill Hanson Dave Hardy Kathy Harris Roberta Havens Phyllis Heffner Eileen Helgeson Cs ’ F, -at i js ( • ■tv  f ' y Bob Fraser Sharon Freund Susan Freund Kay Gardner Julie Gerharz Andy Ghigo Christy Glennon David Kessler Mary Kirby Sharon Kiedrowski Mary Griffin John Grimsley Lynn Gullard Helen Hadler Bob Halvorson Betsy Hamilton Linda Hanchett Jerome Klein Mary Kay Knutson Frankie Kohler 63 Cheryl Kovarik Joanne Krank Cheryl Kreiter Gary Kreiner Margaret Kuhlmann Dick Kurka Jack Lambrecht Wayne Lambrecht Anna LaMeres Jim Larkin Bill Lee Dana Monaco Donna Moos Beverly Morgan Tom Mulkern Bob Murdo Tom Murphy Dennis Murry Patsy Lesniak Bob Lockrem Yvonne Loran LaVonne Nelles Linda Novasio Terry O'Dea Deanne O'Leary Kathy O'Leary Dick Olson Jim Olson Jim Minette Bob Mitchell Dick Monahan Judy McManus Bob Meyer Barbara Meyer Beverly Ludcrman John Lundquist Helen Luther James MacManus Nikki Macioroski Don Malmstrom Bonnie Manning Patty Paqe Rita Papka Charles Parnell Tom Manning Mary Ann Martin Germaine Mattern Peqgy Matthews Mike Maxwell Donna Mayer Pat McCord Dave Pedry Tom Pelatt Eugene Phillips 65 Pat Pitet John Poore Arlene Prevol Charles Raines Paul Rausch Barbara Reichert Dennis Reichert Linda Roberts life a J fa fa fa Sharon Roberts Mary Jane Rogers Bob Rolando Brenda Studer Dennis Sullivan Dean Taylor Elizabeth Ternes Linda Thomson Jack Thrasher Carolyn Toennis Mary Kay Ross Dick Roth Frank Sabo Larry Turco Greg Uhren Jane Vetsch Donna Wagner Kathy Walsh Shirley Wax Jim Weber Richard Smith Greg Soltero Bob Sporrer Linda Stanich Kristy Strieker Mary Ellen Stroebe £ Ar A K ., Rick Sanchez Roger Scarborough Wayne Scharosch llene Schmidt John Schlenz Gary Schrader Dennis Schuld Joe Weber Sharon White Mike Young Edith Schuster James Schwehr Rick Seifer Court Shields Bob Shoemaker Beverly Smith Doug Smith Dick Whittington Theresa Wyrzykowski Alice Wolff Earlene Zumbrun SENIOR PEP CLUB MEMBERS Senior Pep Club members are, FIRST ROW: S. McQuillan, M. K. Webb, M. Pitet, D. Ware, J. McCall, K. Soltero, Vice-president M. K. Stenerson, President M. A. MacIntyre, J. O'Connor, B Allard P Brown M L. Majerus, J. Layng. SECOND ROW: A. Baxter, J. Minshall, C. Gardner, P. Heffner, C. Koch, J. Trone, J. Vetsch, J. Massman, J. Krueger, E. Larsen, K. Hanchett... THIRD ROW• N Quin- livan J. Tenge, J. Guilbault, D. Aiguier, S. Rose, A. Smith, C. Craighill, M. K. Becker, S. Kreiner, K. DeMeyer, C. Rigler, C. Christie. FOURTH ROW: K. Sannes, J. Aldrich, D. Roth, P. Dolan, K. Schilling, G. Quilico, M. Felt, S. Stroebe. Pep Club Officers Sergeant-at-arms Marilyn Leonard, President Mary Ann MacIntyre, Secretary Margie Kamperschroer, Treasurer Barbara Wegner, (and Vice-president Mary Kay Stenerson, not pictured), all help to pro- mote better school spirit among the 200 Pep Club members JUNIOR PEP CLUB MEMBERS Junior Pep Club Members are, FIRST ROW: K. Blackford, K. Kuehn, M. Geertz, D. Kilwein, E. Papka, Secretary M. Kamperschroer, Sgt.-at-Arms G. Asp, S. Hardy, D. Sutton, C. Gerharz, K. Florek, R. Hes- tekin. SECOND ROW: K. Anderson, K. Gainan, M. Healow, J. Schwarz, D. Mueller, Z. Koch, J. Krings, J. Wantoch, J. Klein, LaFawn Lewis. THIRD ROW: M. Leonard, T. Forgrave, H. Bradley, J. Desmul, M. Minette, J. Althoff, E. Davis, L Pavelis, J. Tasset, K. Sheridan, P. Olson, S. Helgeson. FOURTH ROW: M. J. Rector, M. K. Straight, J. Novasio, K. Kehrwald, B. Allen, L. Pavelis, S. Reynolds, Y. Schroeder. FIFTH ROW: S. Hill, D. Link, H. Gisi, J. Wax, G. Gisi. Pep Club in Action Come on, Rams, Let's go! urge the cheerleaders and the Pep Club during a tense moment. CHEERLEADERS There is never a dull moment with the B Squad cheerleaders rousing the spirit of the underclassmen. From left to right are alternate Jeaneva Wagner, Diana Jones, Vicki Mueller, Ann Stenerson, and Sally McIntosh. CENTRAL BAND MEMBERS Central band members are, FIRST ROW: S. Jaramillo, M. A. Theisen, V. Szudcra, J. O'Rourke, M. K. Straight, D. Reichert, L. Ferro, C. Schaff, J. Brown, P. Ryan. SECOND ROW: D. Jangula, J. Schaff, C. Hoene, C. Keller, M. Kirby, K. Kennedy, D Sutton, M. Birrer, J. Desmul, J. Feuling, C. Kennedy, H. Bradley. THIRD ROW: J. Guilbault, V. Luderman, C. Carroll, A. Rolando, C. Parnell, R. Hill, G. Szudera, B. Cornell, J. Sherman, J. Daubert, B. Ulrickson, C. McIntosh, T. Taylor, J. Schaff, D. Cantrell, and R. Scarborough. MAJORETTES Under the direction of Karen Soltero, the majorettes work on routines to provide a peppy half-time entertainment for the fans at games. Getting in positions arc: Rona Dutton, Kathy Maloney, Pat O'Don- nell, Mary Jean Rector, Karen Soltero, Sue Northridge, Donna Mayer, Kinga Istvanffy, and Sharon Hill. Did the team just lose the championship? The Lettermen's faces seem to indicate they did. Going upstairs from left to right are FIRST ROW: O. Meyer, D. Manning, D. Whooley, T. Brooks, B. Harrington. SECOND ROW: D. Brown, J. Daubert, R. Billstcin, B. Korn. THIRD ROW: D. Boice, N. Ellingsen, J. Holzer, B. Cor- nell. FOURTH ROW: P. Schmidt, N. Frigge, R. Kloster, E. Birrer. FIFTH ROW: V. Szudera, D. Desmul, J. Baxter, M. Boyle. SIXTH ROW: J. Gusick, P. Staid, J. D. Foley, P. Brown. SEV- ENTH ROW: P. Magers, D. Mathern, D. Weid- inger, T. Dolan. STANDING AT TOP are offi- cers T. Seitz, B. Ruegamer, and P. Kelleher. Missing is president Jerry Bermes. Alongside the stairs are H. Hoene and R. Mathern. Proctors, all chosen from the Letterman's Club, promote order in the halls and on the stairs. STUDENT COUNCIL: The Student Council is responsible for the social calendar of the school. The members also discuss student problems and help maintain good relationship between the faculty and the student body. THESPIANS: The Thespian Club encourages in- terest in dramatic arts; it provides advisory serv- ices and material to member schools on all phases of play production. Central Thespians sponsored a dance to help pay for play costumes. One major experiment this year was with a chil- dren's theatre play. ROTARY AND EXCHANGE BOYS: Ten gentlemen, selected by the faculty for their contributions to the athletic and academic programs, represent Central at a luncheon with Rotary or Exchange Clubs once a month. LIBRARY CLUB: The library club is a vital organ at Central. The members assist the chief li- brarian, and help the students in finding re- quired and useful information. SEATED are J. Feuling, B. Morgan, S. Anderson, S. White, E. Ternes, C. Craighill, J. Wantoch, P. Toy, D. Sabo, A. Smith, B. Bateson, A. Sheehy. STAND- ING are Sister Edward, J. Schaff, D. Davis, D. Jangula, J. Jones, V. Keller, C. Keller, S. Keller, D. Aiguier, S. Rose, C. Griffin, A. Prevol, D. Ben- ish, K. Benner, and L. Craig. FUTURE NURSES' CLUB: The Future Nurses' Club provides programs including speakers and movies on medical careers for the Central high school upperclassman with an active interest in medicine. KNEELING in the first row are J. Novasio, K. Diedrich, K. Blackford, D. Kilwein, and E. Papka. In the second row are H. Gisi, J. Wax, J. Desmul, J. Tasset, D. Kelly, and K. Anderson. OFFICE WORKERS: The office workers are re- sponsible for checking absence lists, running of- ficial errands, and being generally useful in the school office. STANDING are E. Reichert, V. Szudcra, M. K. Becker, J. Wax, D. Axlund, M. Kamperschroer, K. Garvey, J. Krings, M. Felt, and P. Hauptman. SEATED is M. Minette. BUSINESS BELLES CLUB: The Business Belles are a group of Shorthand II students interested in a secretarial or business career after gradua- tion. SEATED are officers J. Vetsch, P. Uhren, B. Allard, A. Smith and L. Rcgnicr. STANDING are B. Vance, P. Heffner, J. McCall, P. Brown, J. O'Connor, G. Quilico, J. McCall, K. Sannes, P. Rossetto, C. Elis, K. Haich, and H. Lutgen. MERIT SCHOLARS: National Merit Scholarship Corporation awarded Letters of Commendation to Merit Scholars Joe Hennessey, Howard Hoene, Judy Layng, and Semi-finalist Peggy Toy. HANDMAIDS OF THE ALTAR: Handmaids of the Altar are girls who assist Sister Peter in keeping the chapel, altar, and vestments in tip- top shape. STANDING are J. Guilbault, M. K. Webb, S. Jaramillo, J. Schaff, P. Strong, J. Feuling, N. Quinlivan, D. Sutton, A. Smith, D. Aiguier, B. Cantrell, and S. Rose. HaiE te fk Cmtial Sponfo BOTTOM ROW: Paul Staid, John Daubert, Orval Meyer, Bill Harrington, Tim Brooks, Bill Holier, Rick Bill stein, Jerry Bermes, Tony Seitz. MIDDLE ROW: Tom Dolan, Tom Kennedy, Bill Korn, Val Szudera, Norbert Frigge, John Gusick, Pat Walsh, Mike Boyle, Dan Weidinger, Mike Minard. TOP ROW: Dan Brown, Pat KeUeher, Rick Soltero, Don Manning, Howard Hoene, Jim Gusick, Dave Desmul, Pete Brown, Ron Mathern, Bill Glennon, Dan Mathern. This year marked the beginning of a new Class A conference, which included Bozeman and Liv- ingston as new opponents. The Rams ended the season with a 3-2 conference record and a 4-5 overall record. In a season marked by cold, snow, and mud. Rams, their student supporters, and Central Round Table members never lost their enthusiasm and spirit of co-operation. Another first in Central football was the or- ganization of an all-freshmen team coached by Mr. Tom Roe. Playing varsity teams from smaller schools, the freshmen ended up with a 2-5 record. We hope to see you all out there tonight giving us your full support. Coach Adolph Ox Zellner encourages the students at pep meeting. 80 From a mild beginning, August 24 . . . i. D. FOLEY Student Trainer PETE SCHMIDT Equipment Manager FOOTBALL FINAL SCORES A SQUAD Central 7 Havre 31 Central 12 Miles City 25 Central 14 Glendive 13 Central 6 Sidney 31 Central 28 Laurel 0 Central 13 G. Falls 12 Central 7 Hardin 14 Central 7 Bozeman 27 Central 27 Livingston B SQUAD Coach John McMahon 7 Central 18 Miles City 6 Central 0 Laurel 13 Central 27 Hardin 0 Central 6 Absarokee 36 C SQUAD Coach Tom Roe Central 0 Bridger 46 Central 6 Shepherd 40 Central 0 Edgar 46 Central 26 Livingston 7 Central 0 Lewistown 25 Central 12 Livingston 6 Central 7 Lewistown 32 . to o bitter end, November 3. BOTTOM ROW: Ron Billstein, A. Ghigo, D. Malmstrom, M. Hickey, R. Roth, T. Murphy, D. Taylor, G. Uhren, D. Hardy, R. Smith. TOP ROW: D. Pedry, P. Rausch, B. Sporrer, T. Manning G. Soltero, J. Klein, J. Baker, R. San- chez, B. Rolando, B. Dira, R. Scarborough, J. Weber, W. Scharosch, D. Kurka, F. Chesarek. Billstein, Seitz and Manning help spring Frigge loose for a long gain before the Laurel defenders can bring him down. 82 Billstein fires a long pass to Mathern and helps lead the Rams to victory al Great Falls. 7962 Tournament Team. SEATED: R. Kloster, T. Kennedy, P. Walsh, J. Gusick, P. Staid, and R. Sanchez. STANDING: Trainer J. D. Foley, Coach Neal Christensen, B. Martinson, D. Majerus, B. Glennon, D. Mathern, Coach John McMahon, and Manager P. Schmidt. BASKETBALL The 1961-62 Rams had a 3-7 conference record and a 5-15 season total. In what was primarily a building year, the team showed up much better than the record indicates. Nearly all games were decided by close scores, with the scrappy Rams playing good ball all season. The Rams started the season with the Central Invitational Tournament, Novem- ber 24-25. Accepting bids and competing were AA and A teams: Butte Central, Miles City, and Helena. Miles City car- ried off the honors. High point man for the season was Ron Kloster, with a total of 283 points. Ron was the sole Ram to receive All-State mention. Dance with me, Henry! Paul Staid and an opposing player show ballroom form as they vie for the ball. Billstein, after faking out a Helena player, fires to Birrer going for a layup. With hands reaching out and upward, Birrer makes a beautiful one hander in Helena game. Eight eager arms stretch up for the tip-in in the Miles City game. Birrer sets to receive Billstein's rebound in the Helena game. Too hot to touch! So Kloster and Walsh watch and wait with two opponents. A SQUAD SCORES Central Rams entered the basketball season in stride with the purchase of new shoes. Butte 47 Central 39 Butte 48 Central 51 Miles City 76 Central 56 Powell 58 Central 56 Miles City 53 Central 52 Lovell 68 Central 56 Glendive 47 Central 54 Sidney 72 Central 56 Gt. Falls 75 Central 76 Laurel 52 Central 54 Livingston 42 Central 43 Bozeman 79 Central 61 Glendive 54 Central 51 Sidney 74 Central 63 Hardin 72 Central 64 Hardin 60 Central 45 Livingston 61 Central 57 Bozeman 61 Central 54 Gt. Falls 62 Central 47 Laurel 65 Central 58 C SQUAD C Squad players fought it out to a 13 and 3 season record. BOTTOM ROW: D. Mona- han, B. Sporrer, B. Hanson, T. Murphy, B. Lockrem, G. Aldrich. TOP ROW: Coach Roe, D. Roth, W. Scharosch, M. Bresnahan, J. Weber, R. Sanchez, R. Elery, M. Hickey, T. Craighill. B SQUAD 8 Squad players ended up 6 and 13 at the end of the season. BOTTOM ROW: F. Hum- mel, R. Soltero, G. Szudera, R. Billstein, G. Soltero. TOP ROW: R. Payne, D. Healow, D. Malmstrom, T. Manning, C. Lynch. 85 1961-1962 WRESTLING You'd holler too, with Val Szudera on you ' groans this Laurel wrestler. Mike Brooks works into position to get a take-down hold on his opponent at the Laurel meet. Ron Mathern starts the season off right by pinning his opponent during the season-opener at Hardin. The 1961-62 wrestling team started their first year in conference competition with Laurel, Hardin, Liv- ingston, Sheridan and Miles City as opponents. The season ended with a score of 2 wins and 6 losses for the inexperienced mat men. Coach Ox Zellner sent a total of twelve men to the State Divisional Meet at Senior high school. Of these twelve, Ron Mathern and Val Szudera re- ceived enough points to send them to the Class A State Championship in Great Falls, February 23-24. Both these men were defeated by more seasoned wrestlers. 7967-62 WRESTLING TEAM—BOTTOM ROW: G. Axlund, T. Baxter, B. Guckeen, B. Korn, M. Brooks, V. Szudera, R. Mathern, D. Weidinger, J. Baker, S. Butkay, W. Cerovski, G. Benner. SECOND ROW: Manager C. McIntosh, S. Chesarek, T. Brooks, T. Craighill, J. O'Rourke, R. Smith, G. Cormier, F. Chesarek, C. Klein, J. Holier, B. Cornell. TOP ROW: D. Pedry, M. Minard, M. Dunfield, D. Mc- Masters, T. Walsh, J. Reid, P. Mayer, D. Sullivan, D. Regneir. Bill Korn gets pinned by a more experi- enced Senior High wrestler. Coach Zellner gives Val Szudera and Ron Mathern final instructions before they go to the State Wrestling meet at Great Falls. Western Divisional contenders in wrestling are, FIRST ROW: J. Baker, S. Butkay, G. Axlund, W. Cerovski, G. Benner, T. Baxter. SECOND ROW: V. Szudera, R. Mathern, D. Weidinger, B. Korn, M. Brooks, B. Guckeen. to off the happy ItM .. Aduiitm HOMECOMING 1961 Touchdown C.H.S. Homecoming 1961 brought un- equaled spirit to Central. The theme was Touchdown C. H. S. and the spirit reigned for the pre- ceding week. Activities started with a bonfire, October 18, and worked through the week with an assembly, parade, game, dance, and coronation. UPPER LEFT: ''George entertains Ram fans at bonfire. LOWER RIGHT: Hardin brings heartbreak to Central Homecoming by over running the Rams 14-7. Among our memorable childhood stories, Little Women is cherished in the hearts of all. This year the senior dramatics class presented the heart- warming story which centers around the joys and sorrow of the March fam- ily, especially Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy. This closely knit family struggles through the days of hardship and pov- erty caused by the Civil War, conquer- ing difficulties by keeping true to themselves and to their friends. Because of its humor and tragedy, tears and laughter, Little Women will always have a place in the affections of young and old. 92 Dressed in rustling skirts and long- tailed coats, these seniors presented one of the two night performances of Little Women. SEATED in the first row are Kristi Schilling, Diana Roth, and Mary Lee Majerus; second row: Karen Soltero, Janet Minshall, Mary Ann MacIntyre, Sharon Kreiner, Judy Massman and Camilla Gardner. STANDING are Pat Kelleher, Bob Beeter, Dean Graham, David Desmul and Susan Stroebe. Mother and her little women gather around the organ for one of their favorites, 'The Battle Hymn of the Republic. The second night was as much a success with this cast adding their talents to the production. SEATED in the first row are Ellen Larsen, Lor- rie Riedlinger, Carrie Craighill, and Jean Aldrich; second row: Nancy Quinliven, Kathy Hanchett, Mary Kay Webb, Judy Layng, Jeanie Krueger, and Pat Dolan. STANDING are David Desmul, Bob Beeter, Pat Kelleher, and Bill Desmul. 93 In a voice ranging from a startling whisper to a loud shout. Father Fabian Fehring, O.F.M. Cap. instructed all four classes in the spiritual life. Father Fabian is supe- rior of St. Labre Indian Mission, Ashland, Montana, and has worked with young people since ordination. Refoeai Imagine four consecutive days of silence! The halls of the school were steeped in an atmosphere of prayer and thought on No- vember 7-10. What is a true retreat? Re- treat may figuratively be described as a period of conversation with God and a reflection of your life, past, present, and future. Retreat is very important because it draws a person closer to God while giving him happiness and peace within himself. Ele- ments that make a good retreat are recep- tion of Holy Communion, prayer, and the conferences which emphasize the import- ance of religion in our daily lives. Mtewuj Cktwtuuts The Christmas Spirit wafted into Central early and grew as the holy day approached. Centralites celebrated with a Christmas program honoring the Christchild's birth- day. The music and dramatic departments sponsored the program and the Student Board successfully transformed the cafeteria into a red and gold ballroom for the 1962 Christmas formal. Happy New Year to all!! Behind any successful event lies a mountain of preparation. Cen- tral students, Don Schmidt, Michele Pitet, Peggy Toy, and Bud Dun- ham are among the numerous ones who used hammer, scotch tape, and ingenuity to transform a barren gym into a gay midway. There was fun and enjoyment for everyone from six months to sixty years at the gigantic five-parish carnival held at Central, February 25-27. It appears as if this Maverick is looking over any likely gambling prospects for Mr. Floyd Larsen, (center), who is tending the Man's Fancy booth. CflWUia£ Setting a precedent at Central this year was the firsr annual all-parish carnival. Over $25,000 profit was real- ized, which could be attributed to the well-organized preparations by the some 2,700 persons, plus 600 students, who volunteered their services. One of the main attractions was the dinners, where in Central's cafeteria 6,000 meals were served in the three days of the carnival. During the first two nights of the carnival, delicious dinners were served. The final night featured a smorgasbord, where hungry carnival- goers could indulge in tantalizing dishes. Whether it be bingo, booths, raffle tickets, or cotton candy, all contributed to the gay atmosphere of a carnival. Climaxing the carnival was the selection of carnival queen, sopho- more candidate Judy Webb. Since Judy was in St. Mary's Hospital, Rochester, Minnesota, she was represented by fellow-classmate Rona Dutton, who was applauded by the other queen candidates: Junior Margie Kampershroer, Senior Cheryl Christie, Freshman Christine Glennon, and Mr. Thomas Dolan, carnival chairman. Capm Winding up the evening's excite- ment was the drawing of $2,800 in prizes. The main prize raffled was $1,000. Powers behind the scenes were the executive com- mittee: Rev. P. J. Donovan, Rev. Emmitt Neville O.M.I., Mr. Tom Dolan, and Mr. Tom O'Connor. Tve seen desperation shots, but this is ridiculous Cwbiat Activities Ciwwci£ Here the camera catches Father John Dimke in a discussion with several C.A.C. members after a meeting. Headed by Mrs. Anthony Gerharz, Jr., volunteers from the C.A.C. keep the snack bar open three times a week for the coke lovers of Central high. Among the faithful workers are: from left to right: Mrs. Paul Vassar, Mrs. John Rossetto, Mrs. Anthony Gerharz, Jr., and Mrs. Ralph Nelles. This year the C.A.C. swung out with a new idea—the Mom V Pop Hop. The dance was hailed as a success by both the parents and the students. The C.A.C. Steering Committee transacts business bteween meetings, plans the meetings and issues the C. A. C. NEWSLETTER. Members of the commit- tee, left to right, are: Mrs. Elmer Klos- ter, acting treasurer and representative of Holy Rosary parish; Mrs. Tony Math- ern, co-representative of Little Flower; Mrs. Louis Hall, editor of the NEWS- LETTER; Mrs. Anthony Gerharz, Jr., act- ing secretary; and Mr. Tom Dolan, pres- ident of the C.A.C. Not pictured are Mr. Phil Schwehr, St. Pius representative; Mr. Andy Sutton, representative of St. Patrick's; Mr. John Schiltz, vice-presi- dent; Mrs. Felix Webb, secretary-treas- urer; Mrs. Tony Ferro co-representative of Little Flower. My turn. Cuddles, says Tony Seitz, as he claims his privilege of dancing with the Homecoming Queen, Jean McCall. All enjoyed themselves at the annual Welcome Freshman Dance. 7 Q1 1 - 2 - 3 - Twist! Mrs. Ben Lochrem, cafeteria manager, collects money for hot lunches. ‘Patoowa We are proud to present the friends of Central Catholic High School. We appreciate the interest they have shown and the help they have given us throughout the year. ACME BEAUTY COLLEGE 320 North 30th AILEEN'S, INC. 112 North Broadway ALDRICH COMPANY 2701 4th Ave. No. ARMCO STEEL CORPORATION Metal Products Division ASSOCIATED ENGINEERS, INC. 1127 Aldcrson Ave. ANDERSON AUTO PARTS 3220 1st Ave. No. AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTORS Box 1303, Billings BABCOCK LEE MOTOR TRANS., INC. 1002 2nd Ave. No. BARRY O'LEARY, INC. 215 North 16th St. BEAU MONDE HAIR FASHIONS Buttrey's Shopping Center BENNETT DRUG 124 North 29th St. BERG'S SPORTS DEN 2921 2nd Ave. No. BEVERAGES OF BILLINGS, INC. 4151 1st Ave. So. BIDLAKE AGENCY, INC. 3020 4th Ave. No. BILLINGS HEIGHTS I.G.A 1327 Main Street BILL'S CONOCO 104 South 29th St. BILLINGS NURSERY Route 1, Billings BILLINGS ROD GUN CLUB Billings, Montana BILLINGS SASH DOOR COMPANY 116 North 29th St. THE BILLINGS TIMES 2919 Montana Ave. BILLINGS WHITE TRUCK COMPANY 1007 1st Ave. No. BOOT HILL DRIVE-IN Highway 10 East BUILDERS MART, INC. 2021 2nd Ave. No. BUTTREY'S FASHION STORE 202 N. 29th St. C E GROCERY 2160 Central Ave. CENTRAL AVENUE TEXACO 1441 Central CHILDREN'S CLINIC 1230 No. 28th St. CLASSIC BEAUTY SALON 111 No. 30th St. COFFMAN FLORAL 2822 1st Ave. No. COLES DEPARTMENT STORE Corner 29th St. and 3rd Ave. No. CONNOLLY SADDLERY COMPANY 2911 Montana Ave. CONSUMERS' PAINT MFG. CO. 12 No. 35th St COOK S M TRAVEL SERVICE 4 North Broadway COP CONSTRUCTION CO. Box 1171, Billings CRESCENT CLEANERS 201 Broadwater Ave. WILLIAM J. CUNNEEN— METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE 1627 Broadwater Ave. D H ENCO SERVICE 3919 Montana Ave. DEPNER'S DRIVE-IN SHOE SHOP 2920 4th Ave. No. DICK'S MARKET 802 Yellowstone Ave. DR. CLAYTON ALLARD 519 Ave. C DR. MRS. LAWRENCE F. BALESTRA 301 N. 32 HUGO BECKERINI 1104 N. 26 CLEM R. CORMIER 3010 Radcliffe Dr. DR. L. L. DAILEY 2703 11th Ave. No. E. A. DeMEULES 206 Electric Bldg. MR. JAMES P. DOLAN 715 St. Johns FRED N. DUGAN PAUL DUTTON—F.I.F. ASSOCIATE 2409 Nina Claire Rd. F. W. FORD, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 208 Doctor's Bldg. GRANT AND BETTY GAINAN 635 Clark Ave. MR. AND MRS. STEWART W GAINAN 2405 Meridian VINCENT D. GARVEY 1527 Colorado Street MR. AND MRS. ANTHONY GERHARZ, JR. 2208 North Place CARL J. HAUPT 219 No. 23 St. MARY J. AND GEORGE KOVARIK 2518 Lewis Ave. MR. AND MRS. E. L. KUHLMANN 520 O'Malley Drive DR. ROSS E. LEMIRE, JR. 1231 N. 29th L. J. MacINTYRE 2712 Virginia Lane F. P. MACKEY 504 Clark Ave. PHIL MANNING 2203 11th St. W. FRED MARBLE, JR. 3131 Harrow Drive F. S. MARKS, M.D. 1231 N. 29 DR. JOHN J. McGAHAN 1222 N. 27 JOE MEGLEN Louise Lane MR. AND MRS. ROBERT MICHELOTTI 2715 Beth Drive MIKE MULLOWNEY 1144 N. 30 MR. AND MRS. F. D. MURRY 1013 Ave. D. THOMAS O'CONNOR 35 MacArthur MRS. AGNES O'LEARY 520 O'Malley Drive JOHN ROBERT PADON 3008 Wacoma Lane MR. AND MRS. N. G. PAYNE 717 Gay Place JOHN PIERCE Box 1464 DAVID A. PROVINSE 2625 Wyoming Ave. DR. CARL T. SCHMIDT 5627 Halckamani St. Honolulu 16, Hawaii ESTHER S. SCHMIDT 630 Alderson Ave. JOHN C. SHEEHY 1041 Poly Drive J. R. SOLTERO, M.D. 2203 Virginia Lane R. S. STOKOE, M.D. DR. DEAN P. SULLIVAN Treasure State Bldg. STEVE TOKARSKI 8 Marshall Drive ALBERT P. WHITE 2717 Custer Ave. DURACLEAN BY LARSON 2201 Custer Ave. ELLIOTS, INC. P. O. Box 2506, Billings EVA'S COFFEE SHOP 517 No. 28th St. 103 FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY 1st Ave. So. 30th St. P. O. Box 767 FEDERATED LOAN COMPANY 304 No. 29th St. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 3024 4th Ave. N. FRANK'S BODY SHOP 515 Kuhlman Dr. W. P. FULLER COMPANY 15 No. 29th St. GALLAGHER'S RX PHARMACY 1231 No. 29th St. HART ALBIN COMPANY 2nd Ave. No. and Broadway HAMBURGER SHOP 17 No. 29th St. HAWS GARAGE 3104 1st Ave. No. HERZOG DECORATORS 608 Grand Ave. HESTER STUDIO 317 No. Broadway HILLING'S PHARMACY 3311 4th Ave. No. HOLLYWOOD BEAUTY COLLEGE 115 No. 40th St. HOPPER FLORAL 524 Lake Elmo Dr. HOUSE OF CARPETS Broadwater Shopping Center HUMBLE OIL REFINING COMPANY Billings, Montana HUMMEL DRUG CO. 2824 2nd Ave. No. INDEPENDENT WHOLESALE GROCERS Box 1980, Billings INTERMOUNTAIN DISTRIBUTING CO. 2201 Minnesota Ave. JOE'S MARKET 909 4th St. West JOHN'S BARBER SHOP 1212 Grand Ave. JUBILEE LANES West Park Plaza KASPER'S PHOTO SHOP 105 No. 29th St. KLEAN-IT CO. 425 No. 19th St. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL 2216 Grand Ave. KNUTSON'S BOOT SHOP 2616 1st Ave. No. KOOK RADIO Kook Bldg. O. E. LEE COMPANY 110 No. 24th St. LINDAMOOD MUSIC COMPANY 224 Broadway LINE BUILDERS, INC. Box 1852, Billings THE LIONS DEN West Park Plaza LONERS AND STROEBE, ARCHITECTS 201 No. 24th St. MARK'S COLONIAL CAFE 2916 1st Ave. No. MARRIAGE COUNSELORS, INC. 303 Electric Bldg., Billings MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY 1240 No. 27th St. MICHELOTTI-SAWYERS MORTUARY 1001 Alderson Ave. MIDLAND PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSN. 711 North 27th St. MIDWEST CABINET COMPANY 2010 Hallowed Lane MILDRED HAZEL SHOP 117 Broadway—West Park Plaza MODERN FLOORING SERVICE 12 No. 29th St. MONTANA-DAKOTA UTILITIES CO. Box 2546, Billings MONTANA MOTOR TRANSPORT ASSN. 912 Wyoming Ave. THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY 113 North 28th St. MUSTANG BEVERAGE CO. 401 No. 17th MUSTANG SERVICENTER 822 North 27th St. J. J. NEWBERRY COMPANY 24 No. Broadway PAUL NILSON SON—FIRE AUTO INSURANCE 3 Grand Ave. NORTHERN HOTEL 28th 1st Ave. No. NORTHWESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. 422 No. Broadway NOYES STANDARD STATION 2503 1st Ave. No. OLSEN PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES, INC. 119 No. 16th St. OLSON'S COLOR SPOT 2814 1st Ave. No. ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT, INC. 905 2nd Ave. No. FRED L. ORTON, PIANOS AND HAMMOND ORGANS 943 Grand Ave. BILL OSBORNE, INSURANCE 303 Petroleum Bldg. PETERSON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 502 N. 32nd St. THE PIN CUSHION 2707 2nd Ave. No. PLAZA BARBER SHOP West Park Plaza RADIO EQUIPMENT CO. 801 N. 27th REITER'S MARINA 450 Highway 10 E. Billings Heights, Montana REX LAUNDRY CO. 23 South Brqadway RIMS BARBER SHOP 4 Poly Drive ROWE FURNITURE CO. 3301 1st Ave. No. RYNIKER STEEL PRODUCTS CO., INC. N. P. Industrial Site SAFEWAYS INCORPORATED Broadwater Aye. SANDY'S DRIVE-IN 511 Grand Ave. SANITARY GROCERY 3315 4th Ave. So. SECURITY SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. Billings, Montana SELBY REPRINT CO. 114 No. 27th St. 7-UP AND ROYAL CROWN COLA CO. 4151 1st Ave. So. SCHEELS HARDWARE Billings, Montana SHADOAN'S MEN'S BOYS' STORE 2910 2nd Ave. No. SKAGGS DRUG CENTER 217 N. Broadway SMITH'S FUNERAL HOME, INC. 120 N. 26th SNAPPY FOOD MART 101 N. 24th St. SPIC AND SPAN, YOUR DRIVE-IN CLEANERS 601 8th St. W. STAR TYPEWRITER REPAIR 3105 First Ave. No. THE STOCKMAN 2809-11 Montana Ave. TIPPET STUDIO 113 N. 29th THE TROTT PRINTING CO. 2808 2nd Ave. No. TURF RESTAURANT LOUNGE 14 N. 27th St. VARSITY BARBER SHOP 1301 N. 27th St. VAUGHN AND RAGSDALE CO. First at 29th THE VAULT BARBER SHOP Midland Bank Building WALLY'S TOWN COUNTRY CLEANER 645 Main St. WARD CITY 3021 3rd Ave. No. WARDELL'S TRUCK STOP 1309 1st Ave. No. WARDS TIRE SHOP 18 N. 34th St. WESTERN LIVESTOCK REPORTER 1408 1st Ave. No. WESTERN OFFICE EQUIPMENT 2615 10 Ave. No. WESTWOOD'S 115 N. 27th WINDMILL, INC. 3921 1st Ave. So. WOODROW'S PRESCRIPTION SHOP 2814 9th Ave. No. ZUCK'S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO 113 N. 30th St. KANSAS CITY 6, MISSOURI TORONTO 1, ONTARIO LJTHO. IN U.S.A. BY YEARBOOK HOUSE