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

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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.

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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

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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