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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1966 volume:

S ’66 Rambler Billings Central High School Billings, Montana Most Reverend William J. Condon Diocese of Great Falls Shortly before dawn, 5:23 A. M., Mountain Standard Time, December 8, 1965 the post- conciliar age began. Into this age, Pope Paul launched the Church with renewed vigor, saying Never before, perhaps, has the church felt the need to know, to draw near to, to understand, to penetrate, serve and evangelize the society in which she lives; and to come to grips with it, almost to run after it, in its rapid and continuous change. Representing the people of God in the Diocese of Great Falls, Bishop Condon voted with 2, 400 other bishops on sixteen documents--four constitu- tions, nine decrees, and three declarations-- which will bring the Church into the ranks of modem living man. Among these are constitu- tions on the liturgy, the nature of the Church, the Church in the modem world; decrees on social communications, ecumenism, pastoral duties of bishops, renovation of the life of religious men and women, seminaries, the lay apostolate, missions and the priestly life and ministry; and declarations on the relations of the Church with non-Christian religions, Christian education and religious liberty. Most Reverend Eldon B. Schuster Auxiliary Bishop Diocese of Great Falls To Bishop Condon, Bishop Schuster and other bishops, and to each one of us, is entrusted the task of implementing these documents. In a sense, the work of the Council has just begun; we, together with the bishops, must carry it on. The council's accomplishments are particularly notable, too, because of the time in which they were achieved. A time in which men in Vietnam, in Red China and Russia, in the hungry nations of Asia, in strife-tom Rhodesia, in secularist Europe, in materialistic America, in marches and demon- strations, mental hospitals, in prisons, in reform schools, on street comers; the person beside you in class, ahead of you in the hall, ignored, for- gotten, scorned, cry out in a thunderous roar and cannot be ignored for they are calling from the depths of the human heart. The Church has entered into the world to be a servant to men, and in doing so has made it necessary for us to be servants to our brothers. Rev. Harold Arbanas, Superintendent a living inspiration to the students As the Class of '66 we hold a special place in the heart of Father Arbanas. We began together at Central, we as freshmen, Father as superintendent. Thank you, Father, for your enthusiasm, sincere interest and stick-to-itiveness. Without you our school years here would have lacked that special extra effort you gave so freely. We hope, Father, that this time has been as enjoyable and inspiring for you as it has been for us. Sister Mary Lenore, Principal a mom away from Mom Central students and their problems--academic, spiritual, personal--find in Sister Mary Lenore a sypathetic listener and good adviser. She has a personal feeling for each student and seeks clear, positive growth for each. Sister, who is much more than a dispenser of absentee slips, aspirin and chapel veils is truly dedicated to Central. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Andrew Zarek Rev. Eugene Gergen St. Pius X Holy Rosary Rev. Harold Conely Little Flower (NOT PICTURED) Rev. Raymond Knopp, OMI Our Lady of Guadalupe Rt. Rev. Msgr. James Donovan St. Patrick's Rev. Thomas Powers St. Thomas the Apostle the time of our lives Time flies. Seniors wonder where their high school years went. Examinations were passed and failed. Prayers were said and not said. Football games were won and lost. These things fade in importance and only one question stands out: Have I grown mentally, spiritually, physically? RAMBLER 1966 will recall to us this Time of Our Lives. It will bring to mind the times we prayed, we studied, we cheered. Do you remember.. . Morose Mondays and flamboyant Fridays. . . Bursting out of class - room doors. .. Daydreaming out of sunny windows... Hurried hellos between classes... The simplicity of a pre- viously obscured sub- ject. .. Giggling groups moving in mass down halls. . . Comfortable touch of an old book.. . The tight knot under your ribs when the score is close. . . Satisfaction of a test stud- ied for... Smell of wet coats on a musty day.. . Clang of lockers.. . The proudest time of tire scholastic year is when those of outstanding intellectual promise and achievement are honored. This year, the National Merit Scholarship Examination singled out for recognition Dave Robertson, Pam Marron, Sharon Solomon, Margaret Garcia, Barb Dugan, Janelle Frost, Marie Carroll and Kathy Campau as ranking in the top two percent of all seniors taking the test. Highest honors went to Margaret Garcia (lower left) and Kathy Campau (lower right) who placed in the upper two-thirds of one percent of the participants. Homecoming Artistry and application of the theme merited a first prize for the junior class float. Determination and that extra effort save the Rams a satisfying 19-0 victory over Wolf Point. i Tom Saubert checks in at the Homecoming dance while Laurie Taylor looks on appro-, ingly. Guests were issued a gold key mementofio remind them for years of this Homecoming. Hard work and ingenuity helpec| carry out the theme of Homeco freshman floats, respectively with the JB's stagecoach, helpe | the success it was. the clubs and classes ming '65. The senior and shown above, combined to make Hqmecoming HOW THE WEST WAS WON burning leaves golden trees wild exuberance at every touchdown blaze of green-and-white whoops and hollers the color and luxuriance of royalty the last for seniors, first for freshmen excitement of the parade That extra effort of the students, and the team made every endeavor a success. Surely this was Homecoming 1965 Training students to accept their civil responsi- bilities is important yet difficult to achieve. Mike Kenney exercises the privilege and duty of voting. With precision and craftsmanship, Don Sticka completes work on his art assignment. Mary Soltero and Mike McCleary laugh at Bob Cline's description of Mrs. Hudson's English III class. But Sharon O'Leary is amazed that anyone would laugh at Bob. Losing no time, Vicki Martinson intently finishes sewing her dress in Sewing I. Studying negatives requires much concen- tration as Dave Jonchowski demonstrates by his intent examination of them. The newly-ruled black- boards in Bookkeeping class make it convenient for Doug Rausch to demonstrate his accounting skill. 11 Aristopheries' The Birds I have heard of your city, and I have composed a few small verses in its honor. They are small, but splendid, remarks The Poet (Margaret Garcia) to Euelpedes (Cody Montalban Mont alb an). See, I ain't such a fat- head, snarls Hercules (Dennis Powers) to his Uncle Npetune (Pat Hughes). Bob Bielefeld CAST Marcia Verhaeghe Cody Montalban John Bragg Jim Crum Pam Marron Susan Lesniak Marcia McCormick Kathie Hall Dave McNeely Shelly Dowell Dennis Powers Debbie Linder Pat Hughes Bob Winchell Mary Louise Hoene Margaret Garcia Irene Dutton Tom Me Masters Kathy Gardiner Linda Harris Director: Sister Louise de Paul Pithetaerus, the footloose (Bob Bielefeld), seems to be taking his name a little too seriously. Or maybe Iris (Marcia McCormick) is too swift for him. Merely applied trig. . . . Quite elemen- tary, explains The Real Estate Woman, played by Marcia Verhaeghe. After a mock game between the Miles City Cowboys and the Central Rams presented by the senior class at a pep assembly, the defeated Cowboys don't seem too sad. It was a proud moment for Charles Gullard as he was inducted into the National Honor Society. Assisting are Margaret Garcia and Chris Brooks, Honor Society Officers. Planning full coverage of the magazine drive, Roger Beeter pointed out his area to John Tiskus. There is a time for some things, and a time for all things; A time for great tilings, and a time for small things. Miguel Cervantes 14 In a world of books, Mary Connolly explores its wonderful opportunities. The girls' gym class takes advantage of the beautiful autumn weather. Cathy Shields was caught by the camera as she prepared to join the soccer game. Obviously having a good time, Wally Winchell treats Linda Jacobson to a whirl on the dance floor at the Letterman's Dance. The newest service club and the one exclusively for girls is the Z CLUB. Here, of- ficers Mary Ann Larguier, Sharon Solomon, Margie Lutgen, and Rita Healow are re- pairing the school traveling jackets. Other activities included sponsoring Welcome Freshman Day, working on the Muscular Dystrophy and UNICEF drives, maintaining the trophy case and bulletin boards, and selling candy at the games. SERVICE typifies the activities of the KEY CLUB. Cleaning the parking lot, selling candy at the games, putting up Christmas decorations, and sel- ling tickets at school sporting events con- stitute some of their many services. The JAYBEES, the foster child” of the Junior Chamber of Commerce has given service to the school and community. They have painted the faculty lunchroom and locker room, built a bookcase, put up signs in the faculty parking lot, sold candy at the games, dec- orated a Christmas tree at the airport. Officers and members Bob Cline, Kurt John, Dan Hickey, Ken Gustin, Mike Reynolds, and Curtis Ward talk over future plans with Father Hruska. Through the SCIENCE CLUB, students find for themselves the possibil- ities of science in action. Here, officers Joe Bateson, Bob Driscoll, Angie Lucien, and Diane Duffner examine a club invention. Busy acting like actors engrosses the THESPIANS. Dave McNeely, Diane Holzer, Tom McMasters, Jim Crum, and Marcia McCor- mick study their lines. Career Interests 18 Students planning a career in teaching gather in the FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB to discuss training, meth- ods, and application. Bonnie Long, Sue Herming- haus, and Pauline Burgoyne go over plans for one of their projects. MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB offers students the opportu- nity to investigate the nu- merous fields of medicine. Officers are Jane Maronick, Margie Maronick, and Margaret Garcia. The AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB provides a smooth-running and competent service for classes needing televisions, movie projectors, and record players. John Aldrich and Ron Ayers check equipment v«� Knowledge will bring the Light, say the members of the CONFRATERNITY OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE. The members teach religion classes at several par- ishes. Going over lesson plans are Peggy Theiland, Beatrice Olzack, Lois Car- roll, Margie Maronick, Bonnie Long, and Jane Maronick. The BOYS OBLATES have contributed their services this year by taking a census of Little Flower Parish. Officers and members are Phil Karls, Pat Roe, Vern Roberts, and Tim Stokoe. The world, which is daily becoming smaller through the efforts of civil, scientific, and religious leaders, is presented by the SODALITY OF OUR LADY through various speakers. Speaking to Miss Mary Dell Stecher, a member of VISTA� the domestic counter- part of the Peace Corps, is Chris Brooks, Prefect. 20 The officers of CENTRALITES, Beverly Karls, Patty Dembach, Marsha Doss, Michele Acker, and Frances Ulrickson plan a trip to the county hospital. This was one of the many activities by which they helped others in order to further their own spiritual development. Forming a core of the Catholic youth movement at Central, the YOUNG CHRISTIAN STUDENTS meet weekly to observe, judge, and act on social injustices. Representing various groups are John Tiskus, Doug Mitchell, Janelle Frost, Dave Roberts, and Fred VanValkenburg. 21 Glennon rounds Hardin's end. Pat Schruth tries for the extra point. Ram co-captains, Mike Glennon and John Winchell, flip the coin with the captains of the Anaconda Copperheads to begin the hard-hitting game. Rick Bean (33), Fred Van Valkenburg (21), Mike Glennon (12) and Jerry Pospisil go in for the kill against Hardin. 23 TOP ROW:Mike Kenney, Vem Roberts, Doug Rausch, Pat Minard, Greg Smith, Tom Sheehy, Phil Sullivan, Phil Zeek, Bob Marler, John Graham, Ed Szudera, Larry Guilbault, Dean Knudsen. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Don Christensen, John Winchell, Mike Glennon, Rick Bean, Ron Kostelecky, Bob Winchell, Mike McCann, Dennis Powers, Jerry Pospisil, Doug Daum, Fred Van Valkenburg, Bob More, Coach Tom Roe. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Me Manus, Ed Garding, Mark Tokarsky, Dick Ryan, Jim Kiedrowski, Pat Huges, Eric Dissel, Roger Rausch, Con Stroebe, Bob McKenna, John Agnew, John Staid, Gene Schwartz, Coach Bob Bryce. KNEELING: Manager Dan Kenney, Bernard Frigge, Jim Frickle, Pat Schruth, Trainer Bill Ferro. There is time for all things Junior Varsity: BACK ROW: Tom Rolando, Mark Tokarski, Mike Sullivan, Willie Papka, Ray Perryman, Kan Ferro. THIRD ROW: Paul Singer, John Schiltz, Jerry Wrziskowski, Dick Seitz, John Hauptman, Dennis Winter. SECOND ROW: Tom Hunt, Dave Jochim, Curtis Ward, Mike Depner, Joe Sherman, Coach Wes Teague. FRONT ROW: Jerry VanValkenburg, Mike Cucciardi, Tom Lohrenz, Pat McCann, Ron Zitur, Bill Dow. NOT PICTURED: Dan Brady, Stan Rubel. 24 “We are taking leave of one another to go out toward the world of today with its miseries, its sufferings, its sins, but also its prodigious accomplishments, its values, its virtues. . Pope Paul VI CONNIE ALLEN MIKE BRUSKI PAT BUCHANAN MARY JO ALTMAIER ROGER BEETER BILL BREEN JIM BENISH CHRISTINE BROOKS BOB BIELEFELD LOUIE ALLARD — 7 25 TOM BULLER SALLY CANTRELL JOE CERVANTEZ MARIE CARROLL KATHY CAM PA U JIM CRUM WANDA CROSS DOUG DAUM CHUCK CAMPBELL TLM CONTER RICK DEGENHART KATHY CUCCIARDI JIM CAPSER PHYLLIS CARROLL KEVIN CLINE 26 VERONICA DEICHL MARY L. DIBOLD SHARI DILLEY BRUCE DENNY MARGARET DUTTON BILL ENRIGHT DIGK FREUND 27 GAYLE EWALS JOHN GANNON CONNIE HERZOG TONY GERHARZ LINDA GARDING JOHN GRAHAM LOREN HILDESTAD DAN HICKEY SUE HAACK MARGARET GARCIA RITA HEALOW VERNON GISI KEN GUSTIN JUDY GRAHAM LARRY GUILBAULT VICKI HANCHETT MIKE GLENNON TERRY LORENZ LINDA LARKIN DIANNE KLUNDT RON KOSTELECHY SANDI KREITER DAVE JONCHOWSKI 29 JEANNETTE MARTIN MARGIE LUTGEN JOHN MARONICK V BONNIE LONG MIKE McCANN PAM MARRON MARY LUNDQUIST CATHY MARBLE JOHN McGAHAN BOB MARLER VONNEE LONGO RICK LORANG MARCIA McCORMICK JANICE MORGAN TOM McMASTERS 30 PAT MARTIN CODY MONTALBON KATHY MUELLER JOHN PATTON DEBBIE McMANUS SHARYN OLIVER DENNIS POWERS VICKI MARTINSON SUE PERRYMAN BEATRICE OLZACK JUDY PIRTZ VIRGIL PAPKA JOHN NORDLUND SUSANNE ROGERS JERRY POSPISIL 31 Colleen Schwartz Tom Sheehy Pat Singer Richard Schulte Marilyn Rose Mike Reynolds John Tiskus Dave Roberts Raynee Schaffer Dave Sammartino Dave Robertson Roger Rausch Bill Scarborough Bob Seitz 32 RICK SCHAFF LINDA THIESEN MARCIA VERHAEGHE DICK SLOVARP SHARON SOLOMON GREG SMITH PHIL SULLIVAN SANDI SOMMERS JOE TOKARSKI 33 CARL STURM LARRY TALBOT JANIE SUPPES JULIE SMITH JACK ULRICKSON DIANNE VANDAL KATHY VETSCH BOB WINCHELL JEAN WOLD JOAN WOLD GREG YUNGHEIM JOHN WINCHELL FRED VANVALKENBURC JOAN WALSH D'ANNE ZIMMERMAN The Senior class officers'meet in Father Arbanas1 office to make plans for the Senior trip. They are Fred VanValkenburg, president; Linda Larkin, treasurer; Mike Bruski, vice-president; and Linda Garding, secretary. MARK WALSHE SHIRLEY ZUMBRUN Father Bourke keeps his class amused in the study of Reli- gion I. Surrounded in an atmosphere of religious art, Father Dimke's junior religion class concentrate while Gordon Mischel recites. I Michele Acker and David Stenerson keep Kathy Whit- tle guessing; the three are students in Mrs. Hudson's English III. Spanish is no laughing matter claims the class, but Linda Proper and Mary Jo Altmaier are planning a Spanish holiday at the Hotel Hilton in Mexico City. 38 French students supplement text books with records to acquire a natural accent. Kathy Gardner, Vern Roberts, Tom Ford, Bev Winch ell, Ken Ferro, Sheila Jordan and Paula Monaco make use of the French recordings. Latin is more than conjugations says Sister Mary Laurita. This is proved by Katy Roscoe, Carol Dicky, Mike Boyott and Tom Saubert who are recording a play. 39 Leila Hauptman, Cathie Allen, Larry Arnold, Gail Perryman, Mary Kay Dunfy, Roby Sticka concentrate on Dick Monaco during a discussion in World History. The world Pat Frost and Carol Batt follow through with American History by locating the United States on the globe but Bob Moore and Dan Monahan seem to be lost. Tom McMasters seem to be more interested in Marcia McCormick than in the world map behind him. Bob Winchell, Bob Marler, Fred VanValkenburg and John Winchell find that experiments play an integral part in the understanding of Physics. Geometry students learn by watching Stan Rubel, a fel- low student, work a problem at the blackboard. 42 How's this, Mr. Roberts? John Whit- tle and Jim Depner learn the founda- tions of mathematics in Algebra I. Drafting is a useful and practical skill. Here Mr. Zellner, Drafting instructor, offers comments and suggestions to Kurt John about his work. Mike Glennon, Bill Breen and John Gannon review court proce- dures learned in Business Law. Pat Singer, Sharon Logan, and Diane Desmul demonstrate the use of a mimeograph machine in Secretarial Practice, a new course at Central this year. Accuracy as well as speed are essential for doing jobs in Typing I, which is taught by Mr. Roe. 45 REV. NATHANIEL BOURKE Religion I REV. JOHN DIMKE Religion II,III, Sponsor: Junior Class, Ski Club Education plays a very important part in the lives of Central's faculty. Half hold Master's degrees and many of the rest are working toward them. Sisters Mary Lenore, Joseph Angela, Agnes Clare, Louise dePaul, Michael Delores, Rose Delores, Mary Eugene, Mary Laurita, Marie Paula, Anne Simeon, Mr. Christiansen, Teague, and Father Hruska attended school last summer and five faculty members are taking courses at Eastern Montana College during the year. In addition, Sisters Edward and Leo Therese taught school last summer. A few saw the world: Sister Mary Lenore traveled through eastern and southern United States for credit in a geography course, and Mrs. Hudson toured Europe. SISTER EDWARD Librarian, French I, Sponsor: L Club SISTER JOSEPH ANGELA Spanish I,II, Reli- gion II, Freshman Chorus, Band REV. EUGENE HRUSKA Spiritual Director, Religion II,IV, Sponsor: JB's REV. KEVIN O'CONNOR Religion I,II Few students realize that teaching, like learning, is not an easy leisurely life. Many of the faculty put in long hours, some coming at eight o'clock and others not leaving until seven in the evening. Private tutoring, sponsoring clubs, correcting papers also claim much of their time. Faculty get-togethers in- cluded an Evening of Recollection, picnics, and a Christmas dinner. Among the faculty who engage in com- munity activities are Sister Mary Eugene and Mrs. Stecher, who are members of the Regional Mathematics Club, with Sister acting as secretary, Mrs. Fitzgerald is past president of the Montana Press-Women's Association and Mrs. Hudson is a member of that organization. Mr. Guenther is the assistant director of the Billings Sym- phony and choir director at a local church. MR. ROBERT BRYCE MR. JAMES BELL Latin I,II,III, Business Manager. Sponsor: Audio- Visual Club American History, Great Ideas, Spon- sor: Future Teachers, Assistant Coach: Football, Basketball, Track 46 MR. DONALD CHRISTENSEN Counselor, World Geog- raphy, Boys' P. E. , Head Coach: Football, Wres- tling, Assistant Coach: SISTER LOUISE dePAUL English I,III, Speech, Sponsor: Junior Class, Thespians, Speech Team SISTER AGNES CLARE Counselor, English IV, Psychology, Sponsor: Medical Careers, YCS SISTER MICHAEL DELORES American Problems, Religion I,IV, Eng- lish I, Sponsor: Z Club 47 SISTER MARY EUGENE Math IV, Geometry, Religion III, Sponsor: Senior Sodality MR. WILLIAM HURR Biology, Electronics, Physical Science, Physics, Sponsor: Science Club, Assist- ant Coach, Wrestling 48 MR. VIC ROBERTS Algebra I, Assistant Sponsor: Key Club MR. TOM ROE World History, Typing I, Personal Typing, Head Coach: Track, As- sistant Coach: Foot- ball, Basketball A cloud of smoke marks one's entrance into the teachers' social center: the faculty lunchroom. Many are old friends with Sister Mary Lenore calling Central her home longest (10 years), and Mrs. Fitzgerald 9 years. Sister Mary Eliza- beth, Mr. Zellner, and Mr. Roberts 7 years; six eternities for Father Hruska, Sister Edward, Mr. Ehli, and Mr. Roe. Mr. Hurr and Mr. Stecher come in close behind with 5 years; starting here four years ago were Father Arbanas, Father Dimke, Sisters Agnes Clare and Anne Simeon. Father Bourke, Mr. Christianson, Mrs. Stecher, and Mrs. Hudson claim three years experience here; sophomoric second year'ers are Mr. Bell, Mr. Guenther, Mr. Bryce, Sisters Rose Delores and Leo Therese. Newcomers include Father O'Connor, Sisters Joseph Angela, Mary Cornelia, MR. PETER STECHER Math III,IV, Alge- bra, Sponsor: Na- tional Honor Society, Sophomore Class MR. WES TEAGUE Shorthand, Secre- tarial Practice, Book- keeping, Economics Business, Advisor: RAMPAGE, Assistant Coach: Football NOT PICTURED: MRS. WM. SCHULTZ Art, MRS. PETER STECHER Homemaking, Sewing I SISTER ANNE SIMEON Biology, Religion II, Girls' P. E. , Sponsor: GAA, Girls' Tumbling Team, Freshmen Class Louise dePaul, Michael Delores, Mary Lauritta, Marie Paula, and Mrs. Schultz, who have been here one year. Parish activities boast of Mr. Hurr, who teaches CCD classes at St. Pius Church and Mr. Roberts, who coaches the Holy Rosary grade school team. His efficiency and skill is demonstrated by the fact that Holy Rosary won the city basketball tournament. Father Dimke is an active speaker for the ecumenical movement; Father Hruska sponsors the Newman Club, and Father Bourke moderates a CFM unit. Teachers help bridge the gap between childhood and adulthood and provide principles for a fulfilling, Christian life. They really are an important part in the time of our lives. SISTER LEO THERESE English IV, Religion IV, Advisor: RAMBLER, Sponsor: YCS MR. ADOLPH ZELLNER Dean of Boys, Ath- letic Director, Drafting, Boys' P. E. , Sponsor: Lettermen's Club, Freshman Class 49 Carnival 1966 was a product of planning, imagination and hard work. Nearly 11,000 meals were served to the thousands of people who came to try their luck at the 27 booths. Prizes included a new car, a boat, color television sets, a stereo, cameras and a mink stole. Senior Veronica Longo reigned over the Carni- val as queen. Vonnie, as her classmates call her, belongs to Pep Club and is very active in Art Club. She has been on the honor roll and plans to major in art in college. The other candidates were Cathy MacIntyre, junior, Edna Walsh, sophomore; and Michele Walsh, fresh- man. Greg Leskela seems confident that Richard Sch- ulte will win a prize for his renowned fame in dart throwing. photo - ZIMMERMAN'S STUDIO The Senior Class imported their own hula dancer (actually, Vonnie's little sister, Betsy) who stopped the incoming crowds to stare at the little doll-like girl. 50 51 Michele Acker John Agnew John Aldrich Connie Allard Ron Ayers Bob Ballard Joe Bateson Carol Batt Kevin Bauer Rick Bean 52 Gerry Ardis Bishop Boyle Tom Jean Budewitz Cantrell Lois Bev Carroll Chebul Teresa Barbara Borer Brown Pauline Diane Dennis Burgoyne Carroll Casey Janet Cline Jean Dernbach Joe Didier Nancy Deitzman Marsha Doss Shelley Dowell Bob Driscoll Rene Dutton Don Ewals Larry Felton Bill Ferro Kathy Conter Tony DeAvila Rick DeMeyer Ross Denny 53 Judy Fischer Tom Ford Jim Frickle Pat Frost Mike Gainan Ed Garding Kathy Gardner Harry Geertz Marilyn Geertz Nancy Glennon Dennis Heffner Luddie Dan Hess Hill Charles Huebner Schelle Johnson Sheila Jordan Sue Kathy Diana Herminghaus Hickey Holzer Bob Jochem Linda Jones Carol Kaiser 54 Phil Karls Kathy Kelly Mike Kenney Pat Kessel Bob Klein Dean Knudsen Kathy Kreiner Mary Ann Larguier Mike Lee Cathy MacIntyre Betty McCall ob Pat Paula Tammy Wayne McKenna Minard Monaco Montalban Moos Mike McCleary Dave McNelly Gordon Mischel Dan Bob Monahan Moore Tom Mueller 55 Timber Murray Debbie Neiss Joe Novasio Larry Obie Sharon O'Leary Margaret Bobbie Randy Poore Rivera Rose Donna Vernon Teresa Proper Roberts Rosetto Doug JoAnn Elaine Rausch Rogers Sabo Charles Shirley Pat Schafer Schiffer Schruth John Theresa Gene Schafer Schneider Schwartz Sandy Sandy Karen Schiavon Schrader Slovarp 56 Karen Mary Leanore Jim Sally Joyce Smith Soltero Stecher Stokoe Sturm Wagner Lana John Dave Linda Ed Lynne Smith Staid Stenerson Strieker Szudera Westbrook Willie Judy Don Con Mary Kathy Smith Steiner Sticka Stroebe Ulrickson Whittle Tony Wolf Kay Wosepka Bob Zepp Pat Zitur Theresa Zumbrun Debby Whitson Rita Whittington Bev Winchell Dennis Winter 57 Linda Richter SECRETARY Nancy Dolan TREASURER David Arrotta Louise Astle Vida Avens Peggy Ayers Paul Bach Mary Beeter Connie Benoist Tony Blackmore Mike Boyett Dan Brady 58 John Bragg Peg Brant Mary Breen Carol Bresnahan Susan Bromenshank Jim Buller Jim Butler Barb Carroll Sheila Casey Marie Cervantez Mary Connolly Mike Cucciardi Rita Daylong Jerry Degenhart Mike Degenhart Ron Dierenfield Nancy Dolan Bill Dow Diane Duffner Mary Ehlenburg Charlene Eskro Bonnie Fastje Theresa Felton 59 Sharon Fendrick Ken Ferro Gloria Florez Bernard Frigge Barb Gause Mary Ann Glennon Dan Grimsley Greg Guay Charles Gullard Peggy Gullickson Janet Hamilton John Hanchett Judy Hartman John Hauptman Eddie Helgeson Pat Herold Charlene Hirsh David Jochim Robert Jonckowski Celine Jordan Margie Kaiser Jim Keller Pamela Kelly Terry Kelly Larry Kenny Gary Kerkvliet Jim Kiedrowski 60 Karen Klunt Patsy Larguier Susan Lesniak Barb Ligget Debbie Linder Tom Lohrenz Lynette Lorang Angie Lucien Irene Lutgen Les Majers Angie Mangiantine Tim Marron Fred Marble Jane Maronick Mike Meyer Pat McCann Ed McIntosh Mike MacManus Dana MacManus Kathy Moos Cheryl Nelson Margie Norick Ron Nordlund Mary Norm and Julie O’Leary 61 Susan Oswald Willie Papka Ray Perryman Becky Peterson Charles Porter Debbie Porter Linda Proper Joe Purcell Alona Ratchie Dennis Ratchie Linda Richter Nancy Riedl Tom Rolando Katie Roscoe Rodney Rose Dick Ryan Tom Saubert Linda Schaff Debbie Schaffer John Schiltz John Schulte Dick Seitz Monica Sells Joe Sherman Peggy Shoemaker 62 Paul Singer Ruth Soria Phil Stamen Mike Sullivan Bob Talbot Laurie Taylor Peggy Thelen John Thomas Mark Tokarski John Turcotte Mary VanValkenburg Susan Vap Claudia Vasser Francey Vollhaber Edna Walsh William Walton Curtis Ward James White Vickie Winter Richard Wynkoop Rita Wynkoop Jerry Wyrzkowski Phil Zeek Vicki Zimmerer Ron Zitur 63 Class of ’69 Jock Michelotti PRESIDENT Mary Jo Slovak TREASURER Peggy Neiss VICE-PRESIDENT Susie Vandal SECRETARY Brenda Albright Jean Albus Jerry Alkire Debroah Allard Jacque Allard Art Allen Cathy Allen Larry Arnold Evelyn Bateson Barbara Bauer Tana Blackmore Mary Boschert Carla Boyle Tom Brady Gerald Boesphlug 64 Connie Brooks Roy Brown Mike Buchanan Tom Bureson Jeannette Butka Alan Cambell Mike Capser Gail Chebul Virginia Conlee Jim Craighill Mary Dahl Steve Dell Chuck DeMeyer Jim Depner Barbara Depner John Depner Patty Dernbach Steve Dissel Marie Didier David Doss Mary Kay Dunphy Mark Eby 65 m Sharon Farrell Ted Fleury Katherine Florez Gary Ford Terri Frickle John Gerharz Rachele Green Tom Ham Betty Harris Sandy Harris Tim Harris Marcia Hash Leila Annette Hauptman Healey Jean Robin Helgeson Herman John Gretchen Hickey Hombach Bob Hayes Mike Linda Connie Sharon Don Heffner Hensel Hertz Holzer Hughes 66 Linda Bill Jochim Jordan Beverly John Charles Karls Kiedrowski Klimpir Craig Kosovich Judy Jones John Linda Kamperschroer Kelly Mike Kirk ness Anita Gerry Knudsen Kreiner Frank Kroll Jim Kukowski Kathy Land Tom Lee Peter Longo Janie Lucien Mary Kay McCarty Jim McCall Peggy McGahan Michael a McIntosh Ann McIntyre John McIntyre 67 Daphne Meyer Marlene Meyer Jock Michelotti Lillis Milam Theresa Miller Sharon Minette Mary Mitchell Dick Monaco Ann McLaughlin Elaine Malony Ray Mariscal Loraine Matthews Deborah Neibaur Julie Myers Dessie Nichman Peggy Neiss Dave Rodrique? David Nyman Jim Obie Peggy O'Connor Lorean Oliver Jennifer O'Lough1 in Mike Olson Jo Ann Orchowski Ken Papka Bob Pelatt Gail Perrymen Matt Pirtz Greg Poore Vickie Rablen Deborah Radecki Carol Rademacker David Raines Yvonne Reynolds Patrick Roe Charles Rubel Mike Ryan Joan Marie Rydberg Arnold Sabo Pam Schaffer John Schieffer Nick Schneider Tim Schruth Peggy Schwehr Kathy Schwengler Patty Sexton Cathy Shields Charles Shields John Skates Mary Jo Slovak Dan Smith Frank Smith Mary Ann Smith Sharon Stading Gary Staudinger 69 Sandy Twomey Dorothy Ulrickson Jim Urlacker Suzanne Vandal Patty Vladic Mary Jo Wagner Dick Walker Michele Walsh Ginny W alter Kathy W eidinger Lonny White Mary White John Whittle Bert Williams Dennis Winchell Jim Winchell Barbara Wold Mary Kay Zagorda Ted Sagursky John Zeek David Zine 70 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Coach Don Christiansen, Joe Cervantez, Jim Capser, Pat Hughes, Ron Kostelecky, Mike McCann, Greg Smith, Manager Bill Scarborough. FRONT ROW: Tim Conter, Mike Kenney, Tom Budewitz, John Mc- Gahan, Tom Buller and Jim Buller. ing ’66 The five wrestlers who qualified for the state wTes- tling tournament are Mike McCann (Captain), Greg Smith, Jim Capser, John McGahan and Ron Koste- lecky. Jim Capser place second in state competi- tion. Delivering messages, answering the phone and picking up absentee lists from each class, constitute the principal duties of the OFFICE WORKERS. These girls give up their study halls to provide these services. Magazine Drive, Homecoming, Student panels and the student activities for Carnival are a few of the projects that were undertaken and completed by the STUDENT COUNCIL. The officers are (STANDING 1 to r) Dave Robertson, first vice- president, Tom Sheehy, third vice-president, Sandi Schiavon, treasurer and Jim Capser, presi- dent; (SEATED) Janna Stener- son, secretary, and Tony Wolf, second vice-president. Members of the L-CLUB exhibit some of the new books that are available at the library. Mending books, checking out and checking in books, and even writing book reviews are among the services provided by the L-CLUB. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY members are chosen by the faculty on the basis of leadership, service, char- acter, and scholarship. A 3. 0 average must be maintained. Phil and Dennis Phil Sullivan shares his know-how about debate with his fellow debaters. STANDING: Phil, Dan Grims- ley, Charles Porter, Charles Schafer, Dennis Powers, SEATED: Dick Seitz, Tony Wolf and Jim Butler. Debate Speech and debate teams entered meets in Bozeman, Eastern, Great Falls, Lewistown and Carroll College. Central hosted an invitational meet and also the Divisional meet. Debaters Dennis Powers and Phil Sullivan captured the first place trophy at the Eastern Meet, in which fifty teams took part. At the Billings Central Invitational Meet, the Tony Wolf-Charles Schafer team took first and Powers and Sullivan second. The national debate topic for '65-'66 was that the federal government should adopt a program of compulsory arbitra- tion in labor-management disputes in the basic industries. ORAL INTERPRETATION Marcia McCormick Shelley Dowell Dave McNeely EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING Tom Buller Phil Karls Tony Wolf Margaret Garcia ORIGINAL DECLAMATION Cody Montalban Bob Bielefeld John Maronick ORIGINAL HUMOROUS Tammy Montalban HUMOROUS DECLAMATION Sharon Minette Tom McMasters SERIOUS DECLAMATION Diana Holzer Margaret Poore ORIGINAL ORATORY Kay Wosepka Angie Mangiantini Tom and Margaret Speech Members of a speech team usually spend their time alone, practicing or being coached. Now and then they take time out to get together, relax--and pose. STANDING: T. Montalban, K. Wosepka, C. Montalban, B. Bielefeld, T. McMasters, M. Verhaeghe, M. Garcia, S. Dowell. SEATED: A. Mangiantini, M. McCormick S. Minette, M. Poore. oo ftfH vi The sound of music in Central’s halls is a welcome change from the routine of classes and we are proud of our music department. The A Cappella (UPPER LEFT), Girls Chorus (CENTER), High- liters (UPPER RIGHT), and the Band perform in unison to present a winter and spring concert. Members of A Cappella and Girls Chorus try out and are selected by Mr. Guenther. The A Cappella has 70 members and Girls Chorus has 54 members. Performing for various city functions, dinners, church groups, and school events are the 16 member Highliters. Membership in this group is by invitation only. The Band, directed by Sister Joseph Angela participated in band festivals, parades, and music festivals. 78 Loud, well-organized and ingenious characterize Central's PEP CLUB. FRONT ROW (L-R) M. VanValkenburg, M. Normand, S. Fendrick, D. Schaeffer (head), C. Dickey, C. Allen (treasurer), G. Ewals (sergeant-at- arms), P. Marron (president). SECOND ROW: R. Wyncoop, J. Stenerson, S. Perryman, D. McManus, M. J. Altmaier, S. Oliver, S. Cantrell, V. Martinson, S. Johnson, S. Kreiter. THIRD ROW: K. Vetsch, B. Brown, J. A. Rogers, A. Boyle, L. Hess, L. Harris, M. L. Hoene, L. Strieker, N. Deitzman. FOURTH ROW: M. Verhaeghe, V. Zimmerer, B. Ligget, F. Vollhaber, S. Orchowski, T. Zumbrun, L. Carroll, T. Borer, B. Bermes, J. Walsh, B. Winchell. BACK ROW: C. Brooks, M. Lundquist, S. Logan, R. Schaeffer, S. Casey, R. Daylong, D. Grimm, R. Whittington, J. Steiner, T. Rossetto. Under the direction of Mrs. Pam Mitchell and head majorettes, S. Haack and B. Dugan, the hard-working majorettes have put on really great shows throughout the year. The majorettes (L-R) P. Vladic, K. Schields M. A. Glennon, V. Winter, J. Cline, L. Smith, S. Sturm, B. J. Rivera, M. Beeter, and D. Neiss. SECOND ROW: M. A. Larguier, S. Solomon, J. Morgan, K. Allen, N. Dolan, C. Eskro, R. Healow, D Allard D Zimmerman and I. Lutgen. TOP ROW: S. Haack, M. Healy (manager) and B. Dugan. FRONT ROW: M. Carroll, v. p. , C. MacIntyre, sec., B. McCall, M. Soltero, C. Marble, L. Jacobson, F. Marble. SECOND ROW: D. Desmul, K. Cucciardi, S. Dilley, C. Herzog, C. Schwartz, L. Stecher, S. Dowell, M. A. Maloney, K. Campau, M. Rose. THIRD ROW: S. O'Leary, N. Glennon, L. Jones, I. Dutton, S. Herminghaus, L. Westbrook, D. Whitson, D. Carroll, G. Florez, C. Jordan, S. Bromenshenk. FOURTH ROW: M. Doss, T. Montalban, S. Zumbrun, S. Rogers, L. Garding, L. Larkin, E. Minette, S. Vap, D. Duff- ner, S. Lesniak, J. Graham, B. Long. BACK ROW: J. Dernbach, C. Allard, K. Wosepka, K. Slovarp, M. Maronick, L. Astle, R. Miller, A. Mangiantini, P. Singer, P. Martin, L. Thiesen. Spirited varsity cheerleaders urged the Big Green to victory in foot- ball, wrestling and basketball. FRONT, Linda Jacobson; MIDDLE, Francie Marble, Cathy Marble, head cheerleader, and Mary Sol- tero; TOP, Betty McCall. In an attempt to make the three Days of Rec- ollection more meaningful this year, both the name and the format have been changed. They are now called Eighth Days, a Jewish symbolic number meaning a special day set aside from the ordinary week-day. Each day has included Mass, some time for pri- vate or group prayer. One Eighth Day fea- tured group conferences with faculty mem- bers on topics of the student's choice. On another, the movie THE OX-BOW INCIDENT was shown, followed by discussions of per- sonal responsibility, law, justice, and power. Phil Sullivan serves Father Hruska as he distrib- utes Holy Communion to the students. Eighth Dave Roberts, Mike Reynolds and Pat Hughes join in the active student participation in the Mass. Miles Egan ponders during a discussion on THE OX-BOW INCIDENT. - • t JtkU Wearing new sweatshirts and holding new equip- ment, G. A. A. girls form a V for Victory. The girls play basketball, volleyball, badminton, base- ball and track. PICTURED HERE ARE S. Dowell, Treas. ; D. Whitson, B. J. Rivera, sec. ; M. Van- Valkenburg, M. Maronick. N. Glennon, pres.; and Kathi Hickey, v. p. Billings Central Intramural Association, born this year, had eight football teams, six basket- ball teams. Forming a pyramid are the Football All-Stars. BOTTOM: G. Leskela, C. Holmes, D. Roberts, R. Schulte. MIDDLE: D. Jonehow - ski, R. Beeter, D. Robertson. TOP: D. Freund. BOOSTER BOYS FRONT: V. Gisi, D. Freund, B. Seitz, K. John; BACK: D. Zine, R. Denny, D. Seitz, M. Tokarski, W. Smith, J. Gerharz. The Tumbling Team, under the direction of Sister Anne Simeon, worked hard to perfect half-time entertain- ment during basketball and wrestling meets. BACK ROW: M. L. Hoene, L. Strieker, S. Dowell, C. Eskro, J. Dernbach, L. Harris, and M. A. Larguier. FRONT ROW: J. Morgan, M. A. Glennon, C. Vasser, M. VanVal- kenburg, P. Neiss and captain C. Brooks. The Billings Central Rams scored a 15-7 season record to place in the Top Ten of the Big 32. They took fourth place in the Division I tournament. Jerry Pospisil, captain, earned a spot on the All-Tourna- ment team; Jim Petek and Mike Glennon made honorable mention. BILLINGS CENTRAL RAMS BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Tom Roe, B. Moore, J. Pavelis, P. Schmth, T. DeAvila, D. Oswald, J. Stokoe, J. Staid, J. Agnew, C. Stroebe, Coach Bill Connors. FRONT ROW: Trainer B. Ferro, M. Glennon, J. Petek, J. Pospisil, R. Bean, B. Marler, V. Gisi, Manager D. Kenney. Making arrangements for ski trips, including transportation, was the chief concern of the Ski Club. They took trips to Red Lodge and Bozeman. Enjoying their favorite surroundings--snow and pine trees are the officers Bill Enright, v. p. ; Diane Vandal, sec.; Peter Longo, treas. , and Bill Breen, pres. Student Panels, led by a member of Student Council, went to each class and discussed student problems. Action taken following the recommendation of previous panels includes a new paint job for the Multi-purpose Room, changes in the Wednes- day Mass, and changes in girls' dress regula- tions. 86 Every two weeks the students are issued the latest edition of the RAMPAGE, the school newspaper. The Rampage strives to put out a paper which is the voice of the school. Here, John Tiskus, editor-in-chief, and Julie Smith, news editor, work to meet a deadline. The Lettermen's Club is an honor- ary club for boys who have earned a letter in a sport. Sponsoring the Lettermen's Dance, the Home- coming Bonfire and buying cor- sages for the cheerleaders are some of the activities of this club. The officers are FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Mike McCann, pres. ; Pat Schruth, Tom Buller, and Jerry Rospisil. 87 Keeping the school spic and span summer and winter is Mr. Schaff's specialty at Central. Mr. Jim Mack is on the job at Central every night. Besides keeping the halls and class- rooms clean. Mr. Mack is al- ways a sympathetic and under- standing listener. Mrs. Andrew Schaff, school secretary, may seem swamped with enrollment slips, but don't let her work-piled desk discourage you; she is always willing to lend a helping hand. It's a rare sight to catch Central's cooks standing idle; they're too busy preparing delicious meals. The cooks are Mrs. Ida May, Mrs. Frances Harmon and Mrs. Ottelia Witham. Patrons Berg's Sports Den 2921 2nd Ave. N. Elite Cleaners 401 N. 24 Odegards Dmg 124 N. 29th Buttrey's Super Store 1212 Grand Ave. First National Bank 1st Natl. Bk. B. O'-M Oil Equipment 202 N. 13th Central Electric 2500 Grand Ave. Hester's Studio 317 North Broadway Tippet Studio 113 N. 13th Coffman Floral 2822 1 2 1st Ave. N. Jersey Creamery 910 Poly Drive Vaughn Ragsdale 1st Ave. N. 29th Connolly Saddlery 2911 Montana Ave. Joe Meglen, Atty. 2822 3rd Ave. N. Vagas Club 2420 1st Ave. N. Crescent Cleaners 1707 8th ave. W. Montagues Jewelers West Park Wally for Tires 1718 1st Ave. N. Depner's Shoe Shop 2920 4th Ave. N. Montana Power Co. 113 N. Bdwy. North Side Locker 1718 4th Ave. N. Peter Ye gen Jr. Ins. G Rlty. 211 N. 30th BILLINGS HEIGHTS I.G.A. 1323 Main MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES 109 South Broadway MARION OPTICIANS COLES DEPT. STORE Fratt Building 2820 2nd Avenue North MONTANA DAKOTA UTILITIES 2603 2nd Avenue North MASSACHUSETTS MUTUA L LIFE INS. Petroleum Building CUSTER MARKET 644 Broadwater SAFEWAY STORES Billings EMPIRE STEEL AND MFG. CO. 501 North 18 th McDonald moving AND STORAGE 1206 4th Avenue North SCHULTZ AND LINDSAY CONSTRUCTION CO. 2210 Old Hardin Road GENERAL TIRE SERVICE 2318 1st Avenue North ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr. Gene Stock, American Yearbook Co. Mr. Ed Weller, Hough School Studio Billings Gazette STREETER BROS. REALTY AND INSURANCE 10 North Broadway Zimerman Studio SENIORS Allard, Louis 16,25 Allen, Connie 25,75,78,80 Altmaicr, Mary Jo 25,38,80 Beetcr, Roger 14,25,83 Benish, Jim 25 Bielefeld, Bob 13,25,77,78 Breen, Bill 1,25,44,86 Brooks, Christine 14,25,37,75, 80,83 Bruski, Mike 14,25,34,44 Buchanan, Pat 17,25,75,78 Buller, Thomas 26, 72, 73, 75, 77,87 Campau, Kathy 6,26,75, 78, 80 Campbell, Charles 26 Cantrell, Sally 26,51,75, 78, 80 Capser, Jim 25,26,72,73 Carroll, Marie 6,26,45,75, 78,81 Carroll, Phyllis 26 Cervantez, Joe 9,15,26,72 Cline, Kevin 26, 44 Conter, Tim 14,26 , 72,76 Cross, Wanda 26,37,75 Crum, Jim 12,13,18,26,75 Cucciardi, Kathie 26,41,78,80 Daum, Doug 24,26 Degenhart, Richard 26 Deichl, Veronica 27,75,78 Denny, Bruce 27 Dcsmul, Diane 27,44,78,80 Dibold, Mary Louise 27 Dilley, Shari 27,80 Dissel, Eric 24,27,43 Dugan, Barbara 6,27, 75,80 Dutton, Margaret 1,27,38 Egan, Myles 27,43,82 Enright, Bill 27,86 Ewals, Gayle 1,27, 75, 78, 80 Feldman, Peter 16,27 Freund, Dick 27,43,83 Frost, Janellc 6,21,27, 75, 86, 92 Gannon, John 14,27,44 Garcia, Margaret 6,13, 14,19, 28,75,77 Carding, Linda 28, 34, 75, 80 Gerharz, Anthony 1,28,43,78 Gisi, Vernon 28,83,85 Glennon, Mike 24,28,44,84, 85 Graham, John 24,28 Graham, Judy 28,80 Guilbault, Larry 24, 28, 51 Gustin, Ken 1,17,28 Haack, Sue 28,37,78,80 Hanchett, Vicki 28 Healow, Rita 17,28,78,80 Herzog, Connie 28,80 Hickey, Dan 1,9,14,17,28 Hildestad, Loren 28,43 Hocne, Mary Louise 29,80,83 Holland, Pat 29,44 Holmes, Cliff 29,83 Hughes, Pat 1,13,16,24,29, 73,82 Jacobson, Linda 1,16,29,80 John, Kurt 17,29,43,83 Jonckowski, David 1,11,29,75, 83,92 Kenny, Dan 24,29,36,85 Klundt, Diane 29 Kostclccky, Ron 24,29,73 Kreiter, Sandi 29,75,80 Larkin, Linda 7,29, 34, 78, 80 Leskela, Greg 29,50,83 Logan, Sharon 29,44,80 Lohrenz, Terry 1,29 Long, Bonnie 19,30,80 Longo, Vonnie 20,45,50 Lorang, Richard 9, 30, 75 Lundquist, Mary 30,80 Lutgcn, Marjorie 1,17,30,75, 78 Marble, Cathy 7,30,38,80 Marler, Bob 16,24,30,42,84 Marron, Pam 1,6,12,30,75, 78.80 Maronick, John 30,76 Martin, Jeanette 30 Martin, Patricia 31,80 Martinson, Vicki 11,31,80 McCann, Mike 24,30,73,87 McCormick, Marcia 1,13,18, 30,41,77 McGahan, John 1,30,73,75,78 McManus, Debbie 31,78,80 McMasters, Tom 18,30,41,51, 77,78 Montalban, Cody, 13,31,77 Morgan, Janice 30,38,80,83 Mueller, Kathy 31,76 Nordlund, John 31 Oliver, Sharon 31,75,78,80 Olzack, Beatrice 1,31,51,79 Papka, Virgil 14,31 Patton, John 31,44 Perryman, Susan 31,41,80 Pirtz, Judy 31 Pospisil, Jerry 16,24,31,71,84, 87 Powers, Dennis 13,24,31,76, 78 Rausch, Roger 24, 32, 44 Reynolds, Mike 9,17,32,76, 82 Roberts, Dave 21,32,82,83 Robertson, Dave 1,6,32,75, 78,83 Rogers, Susanne 31,38,80 Rose, Marilyn 32,38,80 Sammartino, David 1,14,32 Scarborough, William 1,32,73 Schaff, Rick 33 Schaffer, Raynce 7,32,38,80 Schulte, Richard 32,50,83 Schwartz, Coleen 32,41.45, 80,92 Seitz, Bob 14,32,83 Sheehy, Tom 24,32,38,75,78 Singer, Pat 32,44,75,80 Slovarp, Dick 33 Smith, Greg 16,24,33,72,73, 86 Smith, Julie 34,75,87 Smith, Vicki 33 Solomon, Sharon 1,6,7,17,33, 75.78.80 Sommers, Sandra 33,45 Stenerson, Janna 7,33,75,80 Sturm, Carl 17,33,78 Sullivan, Phil 1,24,33,76,82 Suppes, Janie 33 Talbot, Larry 33 Thiesen, Linda 33,80 Thomson, Mary Kay 33 Tiskus, John 14,21,32,87 Tokarski, Joe 33 Ulrickson, Jack 34,79 Vandal, Dianne 34,45,86 VanValkenburg, Fred 21,24, 34,42 Verhaeghe, Marcia 1,13,18, 33.75.77.78.80 Vetsch, Kathy 34,38,78, 80 Walsh, Joan 1,34,80 Walshc, Mark 14,34 Winchell, Bob 16,24,34,42 Winchell, John 16,24,34,42 Wold, Jeannie 34 Wold, Joan 34 Yungheim, Greg 34,44 Zimmerman, D'Anne 34,37, 78,80 Zumbrum, Shirley 34, 38,80, 81,92 JUNIORS Acker, Michele 21,38, 52 Agncw, John 24,52,85 Aldrich, John 19,52 Allard, Connie 52,81 Ayers, Ronald 19,52 Ballard, Bob 52 Bateson, Joe 18,37,52,78 Batt, Carol 40,52 Bauer, Kevin 37, 52 Bean, Richard 24,52,71,84,85 Benner, Ken 43,52 Bermes, Barbara 52,80 Bermes, Bob 52 Bermes, Ken 52 Bishop, Gerry 53 Borer, Teresa 53,80 Boyle, Ardis 53,75,78,80 Brown, Barbara 53,80 Budewitz, Tom 53,73 Burgoyne, Pauline 1,19,53,78 Cantrell, Jean 53,78 Carroll, Diane 53,75,81,92 Carroll, Lois 53,80 Casey, Dennis 53,78 Chebol, Beverly 53 Conter, Kathy 53,78 Cline, Janet 1,45,53,80 DcAvila, Tony 37,53,84 DcMeyer, Rick 53 Denny, Ross 53,83 Dembach, Jean 53,75,81,83 Didicr, Joe 53 Dictzman, Nancy 53, 75, 80 Doss, Marsha 1,21,53,78,81 Dowell, Shelly 53,77,81,83 Driscoll, Robert 18,53,75,92 Dutton, Irene 12,53,78,81 Ewals, Don 43,53,78 Felton, Larry 1,53 Ferro, Bill 17,53,79,84 Fischer, Judy 54 Ford, Tom 39,43,54 Frickle, Jim 37,54 Frost, Pat 40,54 Gainan, Mike 54 Carding, Ed 24, 37, 54 Gardner, Kathy 12,39,54 Gem, Harry 54 Gertz, Marilyn 54 Glennon, Nancy 54, 78,81,83, 92 Griffin, Mike 54 Grimm, Debbie 1,54,80 Hall, Kathie 12, 13,54 Harris, Linda 54,78,80,83 Healy, Marilyn 54,80 Heffner, Dennis 54 Hcrminghaus, Sue 19,54,81,92 Hess, Luddie 54,78,80 Hickey, Kathi 54,83 Hill, Dan 54 Holzer, Diane 18,54,75 Huebner, Charles 37,54 Jochem, Bob 37,54 Jones, Linda 45,81 Johnson, Shelley 54,78,80 Jordon, Sheila 39,54 Kaiser, Carol 54 Karls, Phil 37,55,75,78 Kelly, Kathy 55,75 Kenny, Mike 1,10,24,55,72 Kessek, Pat 55 Klein, Bob 10,17,55 Knudson, Dean 24,55 Kreincr, Kathy 55 Larguier, Mary Ann 19,55,75, 80.83 Lee, Mike 9,55 MacIntyre, Cathy 5S,75,81 Maloney, Mary Ann 55,75,81 Marble, Francie 55,81 Maronick, Margie 19,55,75, 81.83 Martin, Theresa 55 McCall, Betty 55,81 McClcary, Mike 10,55,86 McKenna, Bob 24,55 McNeely, Dave 18,55,79 Minard, Pat 1,24,55,92 Mischel, Gordon 37,55 Monaco, Paula 39,55 Monahan, Dan 40,55,78 Montalban, Tammy 45,55, 77, 78 Moore, Bob 24,40,55,84 Moos, Wayne 55 Mueller, Tom 37,55 Murray, Timber 56,78 Neiss, Debbie 1,56,75, 78,80 Novasio, Joe 56 Obiej Larry 53,56, 79 O'Leary, Sharon 1,10,56,67, 75,81 Orchowski, Sally 56, 78,80 Oswald, Dave 56,75,84 Pavelis, Jim 56,84 Petek, Jim 56, 84 Poore, Margaret 56,77 Proper, Donna 1,56 Rausch, Doug 11,24,43,56 Rivera, Bobby Jo 56,78,80,83, 86 Roberts, Vernon 24,39,56,75 Rogers, JoAnn 1,75,79,80 Rose, Randy 37,56 Rosetto, Theresa 56, 78,80 Sabo, Elaine 56 Schafer. Charles 56, 76, 78 Schafer, John 56 Schiavon, Sandra 1,56,75 Schieffer, Shirley 5, 56 Schneider, Theresa 56 Schrader, Sandy 56,78 Schruth, Pat 24.56,79,87 Schwartz, Gene 1,24,56,79 Slovarp, Karen 56,81 Smith, Karen 57 Smith, Lana 57,80,86 Smith, Willie 1,57,83 Soltero, Mary 10,57,81 Staid, John 24,57,85 Steiner, Judy 57,78,80 Stecher, Lcanorc 57,75,78,81 Stenerson, David 1,38,57,75, 78 Sticla, Don 10,37,57 Stokoc, Jim 57, 75,85 Strieker, Linda 57,78,80,83 Strocbc, Con 24,37,57,75, 85,87 Sturm, Sally 57, 78,80 Szudera, Ed 24,57 Ulrickson, Mary 57,79 Vaught, Tim 57 Wagner, Joyce 57 Westbrook, Lynne 1,57,78,81 Whitson, Debbie 57, 79,81,83 Whittington, Rita 57,78,80 Whittle, Kathy 38,57,79 Winchell, Beverly 12,39,57,80 Winter, Dennis 24,57,79 Wolf, Tony 57,75,76 Wosepka, Kay 57,75, 77,81 Zepp, Bob 52,57 Zitur, Pat 57 Zumbrum, Theresa 57, 80 SOPHOMORES Ackerman, Debby 58,78 Agnew, Ted 58 Arotta, David 1,58 Astle, Louise 58,78,81 Avens, Vida 58,78,81 Ayers, Peggy 58 Bach, Paul 58 Beeter, Mary 58,78,80 Benoist, Connie 58,78 Blackmore, Tony 58 Boyott, Mike 1,39,58 Brady, Dan 1,58 Bragg, John 1,59 Brant, Peggy 59 Breen, Mary 59 Bresnahan, Carol 1,59 Bromenshenk, Sue 59,78,81 Buller, James 59,73 Butler, Jim 59,76 Carroll, Barbara 59, 77 Casey, Sheila 59,80 Cervantez, Maria 59 Connolly, Mary 15,59 Cucciardi, Mike 24,59,78 Daylong, Rita 59, 75,78,80 Degenhart, Jerry 59 Degenhart, Mike 1,59 Dcpner, Mike 24,59 Desmul, Mary 59,78 Dickey, Carol 39,59,78,80 Dierenfield, Bob 59 Dolan, Nancy 59,80 Dow, Bill 24,59 Duffner, Diane 18,59,78,81 Ehlenberg, Mary 36,59 Eskro, Charlene 59,80,83 Fastje, Bonnie 59 Felton, Theresa 36,59 Fendrick, Sharon 36,40,60,78, 80 Ferro, Ken 60 Florez, Gloria 60,81 Frigge, Bernard 60 Cause, Barbara 60 Glennon, Mary Ann 60,80,83 Grimsley, Daniel 8,60,76 Gauy, Gregory 60 Gullard, Charles 14,60,75 Gullickson, Peggy 60, 78 Hamilton, Janet 60,78 Hanchett, John 60 Hartman, Judy 60,78 Hauptman, John 24,60,78 Helgeson, Eddie 60,78 Herold, Patricia 60 Hirsch, Charlene 60,75 Jochim, David 24,60,75 Jonckowski, Robert 60 Jordan, Celine 60,75,81 Kaiser, Margaret 60 Keller, James 60, 79 Kelly, Pam 60, 76 Kelly, Terry 60,79 Kenney, Larry 42;60 Kerkvliet, Gary 60 Kiedrowski, James 24,60 Klundt, Karen 61 Larguier, Patsy 61 Lesniak, Susan 61,78,81 Ligget, Barbara 61,78,80 Lindner, Debbie 61,78 Lohrenz, Tom 24,61 Lorang, Lynette 42,61 Lucien, Angie 18,61,78 Lutgen, Irene 45,61,80 MacManus, Mike 24,61 Magers, Lester 61 Mangiantini, Angela 1,61,77, 78,81 Marron, Tim 61,79 Marble, Fred 61 Maronick, Jane 19,61,78 McCann, Patrick 24,61 McIntosh, Edward 61,79 McManus, Dana 61 Meyer, Michael 61 Miller, Roberta 61,78,81 Minette, Eileen 61,78, 81 Mitchell, Douglas 21,61 Moos, Kathy 61 Nelson, Cheryl 61 Norick, Margie 45,61 Nordlund, Ron 61 Normand, Mary 61,78,80 O'Leary, Julie 61,78 Oswald, Susan 62 Papka, Willard 24,62 Perryman, Ray 24,62 Peterson, Becky 62 Porter, Charles 62, 76 Porter, Debbie 62 Proper, Linda 62 Purcell, Joe 62,79 Ratchie, Alona 62 Ratchie, Dennis 42,62 Richter, Linda 62,78 Riedl, Nancy 62,78 Rolando, Tom 24,62 Roscoc, Katie 1,39,62 Rose, Rodney 62 Ross, Anne 45,62 Rubel, Stan 36,42,62 Ryan, Dick 24,62 Saubert, Tom 8,39,62 Schaff, Linda 62,75 Schaeffer, Debbie 1,62,80 Schiltz, John 24,62 Schulte, John 62 Seitz, Richard 24,62,76,83 Sells, Monica 36,45,62,78 Sherman, Joe 24,62 Shoemaker, Peggy 62,78 Singer, Paul 24,36,63 Soria, Ruth 63 Stammcn, Phillip 36,63 Talbot, William 63 Taylor, Laurie 8,63,78 Thclen, Peggy 63,79 Thomas, John 36,63 Tokarski, Mark 24,63,83 Turcotte, John 63,92 Ulrickson, Frances 21,36, 63, 79 VanValkcnburg, Jerry 1,24,63 VanValkenburg, Mary 63,75, 80,83 Vap, Susan 63,81 Vasser, Claudia 63,83 Vollhabcr, Francy 63,80 Walsh, Edna 63,78 Walton, William 63 Ward, Curtis 17,24,63 White, James 63 Winter, Vickey 63,80 Wynkoop, Richard 63, 75 Wynkoop, Rita 63,78,80 Wyrzkowski, Jerry 24,63 Zeek, Phil 24,63 Zitur, Ron 24,63 Zimmerer, Vickie 63,78,80 FRESHMEN Albright, Brenda 64 Albus, Jean 64 Alkire, Jerry 64 Allard, Deborah 64,80 Allard, Jacque 64 Allen, Art 64, 79 Allen, Cathie 41,64,80 Arnold, Larry 41,64 Bateson, Evelyn 64 Bauer, Barbara 64,78 Blackmore, Tana 64 Boespflug, Jerry 64,79 Boschcrt, Mary 64 Boyle, Carla 1,64,78 Brady, Tom 64 Brooks, Connie 65 BrowTi, Roy 65 Buchanan, Mike 65 Burcson, Thomas 65 Butka, Jeanette 65 Campbell, Alan 65 Capser, Mike 65,79 Chebul, Gail 65 Conlee, Virginia 65 Craighill, Jim 65 Dahl, Mary 65 Dell, Stephen 65,79 DeMeyer, Chuck 65 Depner, Barbara 65 Depner, James 43,65 Depner, John 65 Dernback, Patty 21,65, 78 Didicr, Marie 65 Dissel, Steve 65 Doss, David 65 Dunphy, Mary Kay 41,65 Eby, Mark 65 Farrell, Sharon 66 Flcury, Ted 66 Florez, Katherine 66,79 Ford, Gary 66 Frickle, Theresa 66 Gerharz, John 66,83 Green, Rachclc 66 Ham, Thomas 66 Harris, Betty Jean 66 Harris, Sandra 66 Harris, Tim 66 Hash, Marcia 66 Hauptman, Leila 41,66 Hayes, Bob 66 Healey, Annette 66 Heffner, Mike 66 Helgeson, Jean 66 Hensel, Linda 66 Herman, Robin 36,66 Hertz, Connie 66 Hickey, John 66 Holzer, Sharon 66 Hombach, Gretchen 66 Hughes, Don 66 Jochim, Linda 67 Jones, Judy 67 Jordan, Bill 67 Kamperschroer, John 67 Karls, Beverly 21,67 Kelly, Linda 67 Kiedrowski, John 67 Kirkness, Mike 67,75 Klimpir, Charles 67 Knudsen, Anita 67 Kosovich, Craig 67 Kreiner, Geraldine 67 Kroll, Frank 67 Kukowski, James 67 Lang, Kathleen 67 Lee, Thomas 67 Longo, Peter 7,67,86 Lucien, Janie 67, 78 McArty, Mary Kay 67 McCall, Jim 67 McGahan, Peggy 67, 78 McIntosh, Michaela 67 McIntyre, John 36,67 McIntyre, Ann 67 McLaughlin, Ann 68 Maloney, Elaine 68 Mariscal, Raymond 68 Matthews, Loraine 36,68 Meyer, Daphne 68 Meyer, Marlene 68 Michelotti, Jock 64,68 Milam, Lillis Lee 68,78 Miller, Teresa 68, 78 Minette, Sharon 68,77 Mitchell, Mary 68 Monaco, Dick 41,68 Myers, Julie 68,78 Neibauer, Deborah 68 Neiss, Peggy 64, 68, 83 Nitchman, Dessie Nyman, David 68 Obie, Jim 68 O'Connor, Margaret 68 Oliver, Lorean 69 O'Lougylin, Jennifer 68 Olson, Mike 68 Orchowski, JoAnn 68 Papka, Kenneth 68 Pelatt, Bob 69 Perryman, Gail 41,69 Pirtz, Matt 69 Poore, Greg 69 Rablen, Vicky 69,78 Radccki, Deborah 69 Radcmacker, Carol 69 Raines, David 69 Reynolds, Yvonne 69,78 Rodriguez, David 50,68 Roc, Patrick 69 Rubel, Charles 69 Ryan, Mike 69 Rydberg, Joan Marie 69 Sabo, Arnold 69 Schaffer, Pam 69 Schicffcr, John 69 Schneider, Nicky Schruth, Tim 69 Schwehr, Peggy 69 Schwengler, Kathy 69 Sexton, Patricia 69,78 Shields, Cathy 16,69,80 Shields, Charles 69 Skates, John 69 Slovak, Mary Jo 1,64,69,78 Smith, Dan 69 Smith, Frank 69 Smith, Mary Ann Stading, Sharon Staudinger, Gary 69,79 Sticka, Roby 41,70 Szudera, Ted 70 Tally, Scott 70 Thelen, Anita 70 Turcotte, Joan 70,78 Twomey, Sandra 70 Thomas, Andy 70 Urlackcr, Jim 70 Ulrickson, Dorothy 70,79 Vandal, Suzanne 64,70 Vladic, Patty 70,80 Wagner, Mary Jo 70 Walker, Dick 70 Walsh, Michele 70 Walter, Virginia 70 Wcidinger, Kathy 70 White, Lonne 70 White, Mary Helen 70 Whittle, John 43,70 Williams, Bert 70 Winchell, Dennis 70 Winchcll, James 70 Wold, Barb 36,70 Zagorda, Mary Kay 70 Zeek, John 70 Zine, David 70, 83 Zagurski, Ted 70,79 Measuring, marking, cutting, remeasuring keep Diane Carroll busy. RAMBLER STAFF Janelle Frost ... Shirley Zumbrun Jeani Wold..... Dave Jonckowski Pat Minard John Turcotte Diane Carroll Sue Herminghaus Bob Driscoll Anne Ross Nancy Glennon Colleen Schwartz ..........Editor Associate Editor .. .Cover Design . . Photographers STANDING: Shirley, Dave, John, Pat, Bob, Janelle. SEATED: Colleen, Sue, Nancy, Diane.