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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1968 volume:

Billings Central Catholic High School Billings, Montana M 07 i 2- ? 1 }(, Sound A Cheer For Central High! Sound a cheer for Central High ! Shout 'til the rafters ring, Pledge your loyalty once again Let every loyal Ram fan sing, Rah, Rah, Rah! Hail to all our 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 guiding us. . . 2 RAMBLER STAFF Louise Astle (editor in chief) Charlene Hirsch (copy editor) Sr. Leo Therese Supervisor SENIORS Patsy Larguier Mary Norm and Sue Oswald Anne Ross Frances Vollhaber Art by Tom Saubert JUNIORS Linda Jochim Mary Kay Zagorda SOPHOMORES Marie Helgeson Janet Oswald FRESHMAN Nadine Kostelecky PHOTOGRAPHERS Randy Roberts Carol Tasset Chuck Porter 3 Each Month Has Magic—A Start, Homecoming, SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER Football, Concerts, Scholarships, Basketball DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY Finally Come—Speeches, Spring And Farewell. MARCH APRIL MAY Father John Moore These Adults Help Central Seize The Top.” Father John Moore is the new priest-director of Cen- tral. He was ordained in Ireland in 1957 and was then appointed an assistant at Sacred Heart Parish Glendive, Montana. From 1963 until he was appointed to Central in June 1967 he served as an assistant at St. Patrick's in Billings where he is now in residence. Father Moore has become familiar with student's problems. His ready smile and qui.ck wit as he mingled with the students in the halls and lunchroom have won their confidence. Teaching Ethics, Religion II, and saying Mass for the student body as well as for various teams are part of Fathers regular schedule. These, plus many unscheduled activities as well as administerial duties make long busy days. So not just by words alone but through his willingness to listen, suggest and spend time with the students, Father Moore promotes Central's Traditional Extra-effort. CENTRAL ACTIVITIES COUNCIL Two Parentoriums and joining the Community Club Awards program were the new activities for this year's Central Activities Council. The first Parentoriums, a small group discussion of parents and faculty members, concerned extra-curricular activities and the second academic policies. Officers for 1967-68 were President, Robert McCann; Vice President, Dick Brown; Secretary, Mrs. Frank Zimmerer; Treasurer, Mrs. Norma C. Whitson. ROUNDTABLE The purpose of the Billings Central Roundtable is to aid the athletic program financially and to encourage participation in all extra-curricular activities of the school. This years officers are, President, James Thelen; Vice-president, Robert H. Smith; Secretary, Ruben Day; and Treasurer, Robert Zepp. Activities of the Roundtable during 1967-1968 in- clude the Athletic banquet in April, when the Round- table gives the Frank Costello Plaque to the most inspi- rational basketball player, renovating Colton Field and track at Central and sponsoring the guest appearance of J. Misho Petkevich, Olympic skater from Great Falls. Sister Regina LAY ACTIVITIES BOARD To advise and assist the administration and pastors in Central's financial matters, a Lay Activities Board was inaugurated this year. This years accomplishments in- clude advising that the Carnival be dropped. Membership includes Father Moore priest-director, Sister Regina principal, the six Billings pastors and one man from each parish. This year the lay members are Martin Mendoza, Guadalupe; Howard Hoene, St. Thomas; Russ Roe, St. Pius X; Archie Vap, Holy Rosary; Dr. John Whittinghill, St. Patricks; and Henry Mangiantini, Little Flower. Laymen for the first board were chosen by their respective pastors. Sister Regina, principal of Billings Central seeks greater academic heights through improved methods of education. Keeping alert to new developments in edu- cation, Sister has initiated several forward looking pro- grams here, which she hopes will foster the educational growth of Central's students. Perhaps the most startling Educational innovation begun thisyear was the rotating schedule. Another first for 67-68 was the elective English program encouraged and supported by Sister Regina who taught English until last year when she became princi- pal of Billings Central. A third program promoted by the principal is the self-contained school day. This has not been achieved completely this year, but Sister hopes to continue to move in that direction. Through these and other programs Sister Regina strives to help Central stu- dents achieve academic excellence. Rt. Reverend Monsignor James J. Donovan was pastor of St. Patrick's Parish, Billings from 1962 un- til his sudden and unexpected death in Great Falls on January 23, 1968. Monsignor Donovan was ordain- ed in Great Falls, Montana May 21, 1932, he earned three degrees at the Catholic University of America, became President of the College of Great Falls in 1940, and Bishop Condon's Vicar General in August 1943. Named a Monsignor in 1947 and titled Pro- thonatory apostolic in 1964. In addition to religious and educational activities Monsignor Donovan was interested in social welfare, sports and writing religious articles. The most Reverend William J. Condon D.D. 1895-1967 third Bishop of Great Falls served the diocese for 28 years. He was ordained October 14, 1917 in Spokane where he became Vicar Gen- eral in 1933 an a Monsignor in 1937. He was named Bishop of Great Falls on August 5, 1939. As Bishop he appointed the first Diocesan Superintendent of Schools, opened 23 new parishes and conducted an extensive Building program throughout the Diocese. In Life And Death They Lead The Church In The Concelebrating the Mass with Bishop Eldon Bernard Schuster (center) at his reception in Billings are the Billings pastors. They are Father Lnoph O.M.I., Guadalupe; Father Gilhouly, Chaplain of St. Vincent's Hospital; Father Gergen, Holy Rosary; Monsignor Zarek, St. Patrick's; Father Powers, St. Thomas; Father Dillon O.M.I., Little Flower; (not pictured) Father Bezdecik, St. Pius X; Servers, (in back) Father Dimke, Administrator St. Leo's, Lewistown, and Father Houlihan, Holy Rosary. To Shepherd the flock is a work of love. is the motto of the newly installed fourth Bishop of Great Falls, Most Rev. Eldon Bernard Schuster, D.D. Bishop Schuster virtually a native of Montana, though he was born in North Dakota. He received his elementary and secondary education in Montana schools, and has ser- ved the diocese since his ordination in Great Falls, May 27, 1937. His positions in the diocese include assistant pastor, vice chancellor, secretary to Bishop Condon and chancellor. The new Bishop's other position include three firsts : First diocesan superintendent of schools, first Auxiliary Bishop of Montana and now first native of the diocese to be its Bishop. Study at Ox- ford, a Doctorate in education from St. Louis Univer- sity and attending some sessions of Vatican II, coupled with his experiences and positions in the diocese pro- vide good background for shepherding the flock as a work of love. He was installed January 23, 1968 at St. Ann's Cathedral in Great Falls. Spirit Of The Servants Of The Servants Of God Mark Bekken greets Bishop Schuster at the reception in the Bishop's honor. Mr. Jim Mack Mrs. Andrew Schaff Custodian School Secretary Mr. Andrew Schaff Head Custodian They Man The Archives,The Brooms, The Kitchen Cooks Mrs. Frances Harmon, head; Mrs. Wilma Welsh, Mrs. Marje Jackson “Hail To All The Happy Hours Best application to the theme merited a prize to the Senior float-- The Three Little Pigs and The Red Baron. Judges deemed the Sophomore float— Wizard of Oz --the most beautiful float. The Freshmen float-- Mary's Little Ram --won the prize for the most original float. Page sponsor: ABC KIDDIES SHOP West Park Plaza 14 The Sweepstakes Prize for the best float of Homecoming went to the Junior float-- Follow the Yellow Brick Road to Victory. Homecoming-Floats In A World Of Fantasy The Band copped first place in club competition for the third year in a row. To The Light That Is Leading And Guiding Us’ Masses concelebrated by all the priests in Billings provided a new religious experience. The art class made the back-drop for this Christmas Mass. Concelebrants are (1 to r) Father Bronec, Father McFarlane, Father Reynolds, Father Dillon, Father Gergen, Msgr. Donovan, Father Moore, Msgr. Zarek, Father Powers, Father Knopf, Father Kabeary, Father Houlihan. 16 An innervation in religious activities was the small masses in the chapel with religion classes. All school masses were celebrated on special occasions. Sister Marie Colombiere led the singing. The pre- sence of the school motto, Seize the Top , helped create a sense of unity throughout the gym. John McIntyre, Debbie Lindner, Father Reynolds, Vida Avens, and Dick Walker gave readings on the family at the first Day of Christian Renewal. SPIRIT MEANS—coming to games and scream- ing yourself to a sore throat when your team is losing by 15 points. .. cheerleaders boosting the Ram's spirits. . .senior football players practicing what they preach... “Shout ‘Till The Rafters Ring!” Page Sponsor KASPER'S PHOTO SHOP 105 N. 29th ... majorettes practicing, performing, adding the finishing touch to a perfect game. . .booster boys cheering the team on to victory. . working late hours to prepare an excellent assembly.. . happiness over the winning touchdown. . . SPIRIT IS US ! Page Sponsor L. R. RECTOR CATTLE CO. Public Livestock Center Spirit: The “Extra” That Makes Central Great Santa (Mary Beeter) and Rudolph (Nancy Dolan) really put the Central students in the Christmas spirit at their majorette Christmas assembly. 20 Fred Marble and Mary Beeter reigned over the Christmas formal as Snow King and Queen. Winter-Christmas, “Wonderland ” Snow Happiness Mary Kay Zagorda, Barb Bauer, and Teresa Miller Playing in a Wonderland of Snow. Mike Soelter Lunchtime Was A Time For Eating, Working, Studying And Playing Page Sponsor CUSTER MARKET 644 Broadwater Avenue Jim Mangiantini and Pat Carroll John Zeeck, Dave Zine and Mike Olson Jack McCleary 22 Debbie Allard, Suzie Vandal and Lillis Milam Halls Were Used For Walking Talking Or Stalking Jane Sturm and Dan Conter Page Sponsor SMITH'S FUNERAL HOME 120 North 26tli Jerry Depner Faculty And Classes The inauguration of a rotating schedule added variety and interest to the school day. It meant more time for lab work, movies, work at the public library and field trips and the end of the 7th period blues for the same class each day. Rotating the schedule, revamping the English program, dropping the track system are all aimed at achieving academic excellence. Mr. Bob Bryce and Jerry Nesser Mark Lindner Sister Marie Paul 26 Page Sponsor BUTTREY'S SUPER STORE 13th St. West and Grand Ave. Father John Houlihan Religion II, III Sponsor: Religious Activities Board Father Gary Kabeary Religion III-IV Athletic Director Sponsor: Jay-Bees, Senior Class Father Jim Reynolds Religion III-IV Speech Sponsor: Key Club Father Dale McFarlane Assistant Librarian And Elective Religion Classes Continued Masses for individual classes in the chapel are quite a change from Wednesday Mass in the gym. Dick Monaco reads the epistle while Tom Bureson, Father Houlihan and Alan Campbel listen. 27 Sister Marie Paula Reading Lab English I-IV Sponsor: Junior Class, Centralites Sister Leo Therese English I-TV Marriage Sponsor: RAMBLER, Cheer Leaders, Academic Relations Board Sister Louise de Paul English III-IV Humanities I, Religion Sponsor: Seniors, Drama and Speech Sister Maria English II-IV Librarian Sponsor: Academic Relations Board Art student Mike McManus works on the backdrop for the Christmas concert. English And Fine Arts In an effort to upgrade the offering and better meet the needs of students Billings Central's English Department has a new look this year. English courses instead of a full year are on a quarter basis. Elec- tives for Juniors and Seniors include Research Paper, Novel, Mass Media, Individual and Society, Protest Plays and Creative Writing. Freshmen and Sopho- mores all take Language, Composition I II, Novel, Drama, Non-fiction, Short Story, and Mythology. After careful evaluation and possible modification the department plans to continue this program. Sister Louise de Paul uses one of her favorite gadgets and asks, Do you get it? , Does it grab you? SISTER PHILIP MARIE Biology Religion Sponsor: Soph. Class and Ntl. Honor Society FR. LEONARD BRONEC Chemistry Sponsor: Y. C. S. , Assembly Board SISTER CATHERINE JAMES P.E. Biology Religion II Sponsor: G. A. A. and Tumblers Liquid, Gas, Solid; Figures, Facts, Formulas. Mr. Jerry Shields Nick Kaufman and Rod Rose ponder a problem in Physics. 30 Mark Hoe ne Father Bronec's classes widened their knowledge of Chemistry by visiting a local Lab. Patty Vladic is intent on doing her chemistry experiment, but Mary Jean Bourret seems to have found something more interesting across the room. Page Sponsor S. M. COOK TRAVEL SERVICE Travel Planners 2702 First Avenue North MRS. MARILYN BJORNSON Algebra II Geometry SISTER MARY CORNELIA Physics Fund. Alg. I and II Mech. Drawing Sponsor: Centralites MR. JERRY SCHIELDS Algebra I Advanced Bio. Coach: Varsity Football, Frosh Basketball, Track SISTER EUGENE Geometry Advanced Math Sponsor: Z Club Thought iMr. Don Christensen Page Sponsor ANTHONY'S DEPARTMENT STORE 1212 Grand Avenue leads to confusion and ends in frustration for Betty Harris Mr. Bob Bryce American History Coach: JV Basketball, Asst. Sponsor: Inter- scholastic Board Sister Perpetua, R. S. M. Would History Great Events Religion II 32 Sister Lucian Marie Consumer Economics American Problems Adolescence Adjustment Sponsor: Pep Club Mr. Don Christensen Psychology English III-IV Head Football and Wrestling Coach Sister Rose Dolores World History American History English III-IV Sponsor: Religious Activities Board Social Studies Focus On The World The addition of Economic classes, out- side speakers and field trips enhanced Social Studies. Speakers covered such topics as free enterprise, banking, labor, competition and money. Classes took field trips to the bank and stock market. Do Social Studies tire Frank Smith's eyes, or should the term be socialize. Page Sponsor Ponderosa Inn 2511 First Avenue North 33 Sister Mary Laurita Latin I, II, III Sponsor: Freshman class, Centralites Mr. Larry Kurka Spanish I, II Sponsor: Freshman class Sister Margaret Mary, R. S. M. French I, II Latin II Language Classes Brought Foreign Countries Closer 34 Mr. Gary Monahan Personal Typing, Typing I, Intro, to Business, Bus. Law Coach; B Squad Football and Basket- ball Mr. Wes Teague Intro, to Bus., Bookkeeping, Typing II, Short- hand. Sponsor; RAMPAGE, Junior Class, Asst. Athletic Director, Coach Fr. Football, Asst. Fr. Basket- ball Students Sought Careers In Business Classes Marilyn Bauer doesn't look too excited about the tests Mr. Monahan is returning in Intro- duction to Business. Page Sp6nsor SCHEEL'S HARDWARE Montana Avenue and North Broadway West Park Plaza Susan Stribley, John Mclntrye, Dave Jochim SISTER MARIE PAUL Preparation for Family Living Sewing Home Economics English I English II MR. JOSEPH CROSS Guidance Careers Applied Econ. MRS. THELMA FITZGERALD English II, III, IV Guidance MR. WAYNE HILGENDORF Dean'of Boys Boys P. E. Girls P. E. Aids To Life, Home, Careers Right: Mr. Cross seems to be giving some serious advice. Bottom Left: Come back and get your purse! Taking stolen purses away from boys and returning them to innocent girls is only one job Mr. Hilgendorf assumes as supervisor of the cafeteria and Multi-Pur- pose Room. Bottom Right: Sharon Bermes, Vicki Jensen, and Jeannie Vasser judge cookies in Home Economics Class. “Hail To The Central Team” Ted Agnew Cross Country Captain Tony Blackmore Basketball Captaii. Mike MacManus Football Captain Dave Jochim gpi Wrestling Captain Mary Ann Glenn on Head Cheerleader Well, says Tex Kiedrowski as he gains some yardage, I guess my ballet lessons finally paid off. Rams Defeating Bozeman WasUpset Of The Year. A lone leaning Bulldog looks forward to lumpy landing as he is tackled by linebacker Jerry VanValkenburg. 38 The faces of the coaches and bench reflect the kind of sincere concern that led to a winning season. A Fine Team; A Good Record Andy Thomas doesn't seem to like the idea of having a Laurel Locomotive on his back. Central's Rams finished off the 1968 football season with a 5 win, 3 loss overall record. They had a 4 win, 2 loss conference record, and were tied for second place in the Central Division Class A Conference. As quarterback, Jerry VanValkenburg completed 40 out of 83 passes for 920 yards. Fred Marble was high point man, scoring 9 touchdowns for 54 points. Mike MacManus had an outstanding point after touchdown record, booting 21 points out of 22 attempts. He also kicked a field goal, which gave him a total of 24 points. The Rams this year improved as a team from start to finish. From the 1967 Rams, Jerry Van Valkenburg and Phil Zeeck were chosen for positions on the All-Conference Team. Mike MacManus, Dick Ryan, and Tex Kiedrowski received honorable mention. 1967 Season Record Rams 14 Miles City 15 Rams 24 Hardin 14 Rams 0 Anaconda 13 Rams 28 Wolf Point 20 Rams 34 Livingston 8 Rams 14 Laurel 6 Rams 21 Bozeman 7 Rams 21 Butte Central 26 39 John Kiedrowski picks up a Wolf Point Wolf to stop him from picking up more yardage in the Homecoming game. Rams Scored 166 Points To Opponents’ 109 Tex Kiedrowski reaches for extra yardage while Fred Marble and Dick Ryan block in a muddy battle against Hardin. With Sparkle In Their Eyes, Spring In Their Feet, And Victory In Their Hearts, The Rams Charge To The Top. Adrenalin rapidly rushes through Jerry Van Valkenburg's system as he winds up to tackle a Hardin pass receiver. The Cross Country, Central's newest sport, is a two-mile run over different types of terrain. A team of nineteen, seven of whom were var- sity lettermen, participated in the six invitational meets. The fastest runner this year was Tom Ham who placed ninth at State with an out- standing time of 10 minutes and 35 seconds. The State meet in Missoula provided a cooling atmosphere of below zero weather. Ted Agnew spurts by a Livingston runner. Cross Country Opens To “On Your Mark, Get Set, Go.” Tom Ham rightfully earns the title The Fastest Runner. Page Sponsor BARRY O'LEARY 215 North 16th St. Phone 252-7139 John Schulte pants into the last stretch. Rams Experienced An Up-And-Down Season Ram basketball got off to a slow start this sea- son, but the team kept their fighting spirit up to the end. A new coach and a young inexperienced team continued to improve as a working unit throughout the season. The Rams finished with a conference record of 7 wins and 11 losses, and a season record of 8 wins and 15 losses. The Division I tournament in Great Falls saw the Rams lose their first game to the Havre Blue Ponies and beat Great Falls Central in the second game. The third game generated the greatest excitement and the greatest disappointment. Coming from 20 points behind, the Rams took a 10 point lead over the Rustlers, only to fall behind in the final seconds. Alan Campbell, high point man of the season, was honored by being chosen to the All-tournament team at the Division I Tournament. Tom Degel received honorable mention. Tom Lee (32) hits a free throw while Tom Degel (50), Scott Tally (24), and Phil Zeeck (40) watch. Only Losing Three Senior Players The Rams Page Sponsor KOOK RADIO AND TV 3203 3rd Ave. North Tom Lee uses a new angle in trying for points while Scott Tally (24) waits in a hard fought battle against With Phil Zeeck's blocking, it is evident that Laurel Laurel. didn't make that basket. Look To A Brighter Basketball Season In 1969 Page Sponsor: JURO'S PHARMACIES Degel dubs de ball. Alan Campbell shows the Miles City Cowboys how to do it as he tries for two points. Page Sponsor EMPIRE STEEL Dave Jochim gets two points for a reversal against a Butte Central opponent in the 145 weight class during the divisional tournament. TOP OF THE SEASON The Ram wrestling squad turned out another very respectable record during the 1967-1968 season. Under the leadership of Coach Don Christianson, they posted a 9-6 record. The future looks bright, since the varsity will lose only four seniors through graduation: Curt Ward, Dave Jochim, Joe Purcell, and Mike Mac Manus. Takedowns 24 John Kiedrowski Reversals 30 John Kiedrowski Nearfalls 13 Dave Kreiter Escapes 20 John Kiedrowski Predicaments 16 John Kiedrowski Pins 8 Dave Kreiter Win s Mike Mac Manus 18 John Kiedrowski Match Points 199 John Kiedrowski Team Points 71 Dave Kreiter 46 Four wrestlers placed in the Southern divisional Class A tournament in Bozeman and advanced to the state meet at Butte. Winners at the divisional tournament were Dave Kreiter, 95, third; Joe Purcell, 103, fourth; Curt Ward, 138, second; and John Kiedrowski, 154, second. Page Sponsor COLE'S DEPARTMENT STORE Ram Wrestlers Posted A 9-6 Season Record Rich Rose tries to break down his opponent with a double arma ride. 47 Dick Monaco gains top time against Laurel. Page Sponsor Dave Jochim works for a pin with a double arm bar. B. E. Longo Coach Don Christianson urges Mike MacManus to take control as Mike has a time out before going into a two minute overtime against a Bozeman opponent at the divisional tournament. Sue Lesniak and Roberta Miller perform Anastasia in duo- acting. The Speech team took sweepstakes at the College of Great Falls meet. Teamwork: Success For Clubs And Organizations. Student director Jim Keller listens for perfection as the Billings Central Band practices. 49 CROSS COUNTRY (Front row, 1 tor): T. Agnew, J. Michelotti, T. Harn, J. Purcell, D. Monaco. (Middle row): J. Schulte, C. Bateson, G. Dvarak, T. Lutgen, T. Zagorda, L. Funk, F. Robertson, T. Hall. (Back row): Mr. Dan Burns (coach), J. Karls, L. White, R. Burns, P. Sheehy, S. Tally, D. Walker. “To The Coach To The Team’ LETTERMAN’S CLUB (Front row): P. McCann, A. Allen, J. Van Valkenburg, A. Thomas, M. Pirtz, T. Saubert, D. Hughes, P. Zeeck, R. Brown, J. Michelotti, J. Purcell. (Back row): N. Schneider, P. Roe, B. Frigge, R. Gullard, R. Bums, D. Monaco, T. Agnew, D. Jochim, R. Perryman, M. Sullivan, J. Schulte, M. MacManus, T. Kelly, C. Ward, T. Hall, D. Winchell, T. Ham, J. Winchell. Page Sponsor BBC 50 VARSITY FOOTBALI (front row, 1 to r) C. Ward, M. Ryan, T. Szudera, C. Kosovich, T. Saubert, P. Longo, T. Harris, N. Schneider, T. Lee, N. Kaufman, J. Winchell, T. Schruth. (middle row) T. Kelly (Mgr.), M. MacManus, D. Ryan, J. Kiedrowski, B. Frigge, M. Tokarski, P. Zeeck, J. VanValkenburg, D. Jochim, M. Sullivan, F. Smith, F. Marble, Mr. Shields (Asst. Coach), (back row) Mr. Christensen (Coach), D. Hughes, C. Shields, P. McCann, R. Brown, A. Thomas, M. Pirtz, P. Roe, R. Perryman, J. Zeeck, F. Zimmer, D. Winchell, J. Kiedrowski, Mr. Bryce (Asst. Coach). Gridiron, Goal Posts, Eleven Men And A Ball. J-V FOOTBALL (Front row, 1 tor): G. Rose, Mark Lindner, R. Rose, R. Ehresman, P. Novasio, K. Rivera, C. Eskro, R. Brown, J. Sexton, D. Conter. (Back row): D. Zeeck, M. Soelter, S. Healow, S. Hadler, M. Bishop, D. Frickle, B. Link, M. Hoene, R. Schumacher, Mike Lindner, J. McCleary, Mr. Gary Monahan, (Coach). Page Sponsor TROTT PRINTING CO. 2808 2nd Ave. N. 51 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Mr. Dan Burns, Coach; Tom Saubert, Manager. (1 to r): F. Kroll, D. Hughes, A. Thomas, T. Blackmore, M. Pirtz, P. Zeeck, S. Tally, T. Degel, D. Prill, T. Lee, R. Brown, A. Campbell. WRESTLERS. (Front row, 1 tor): J. Sexton, D.Kreiter, J. Purcell, D. Monaco, R. Rose, S. Frickle, T. Harn, M. Johnson, (Middle row): K. Rivera, D. Furro, D. Jochim, C. Ward, M. MacManus, N. Schneider, C. Shields, J. Kiedrowski, G. Walton. (Back row): Mr. Don Christensen, Coach, P. Novasio, D. Mueller, F. Smith, T. Szudera, T. Agnew, S. Healow, J. McIntyre, D. Ehresman, A. Allen. J-V BAKETBALL J. Gerharz (Mgr.), Mark Linder, R. Sticka, M. Ryan, J. Michelotti, T. Bureson, D. Walker, D. Smith, M. Hoene, F. Zimmerer, Mike Lindner, Mr. Bryce (Coach). These Teams Worked Hard For Good Seasons B-SQUAD (Front row, 1 to r) R. Schumacher, P. Sheehy, J. Karls, C. Eskro, R. Muir. (Back row) Mr. Monahan (Coach) J. Mangiantini, M. Borer, L. White, M. Tandy, D. Zeeck, T. Hall, L. Funk, M. Soelter, (Mgr.), B. Brown (Mgr.). Z CLUB (Front row, 1 to r) L. Burgess, P. Murdo, C. Whitson, S. Dunsworth, M. Stroebe, J. Schneider, L. Ventrell. (Middle row) J. Lucien, V. Rabben, P. Dernbach, E. Maloney, J. Turcotte, B. Bauer, B. Harris. (Back row) S. Vap, S. Oswald, L. Astle, J. O’Leary (Vice-Pres. ), F. Vollhaber (Pres. ), M. VanValkenburg (Sgt. at Arms), M. Desmul, C. Jordan, S. Bromenshenk. Service Clubs Gave Central A Helping Hand Page Sponsor ZIMMERMAN STUDIO 3rd Ave. North at 29th Street JAY BEES (Front row, 1 to r): F. Seitz, Mike Linder, M. Longo, R. Schumaker, D. Zeeck, Mark Linder. (Middle row): D. Smith, J. Schulte, K. Ferro, T. Blackmore, D. Jochim, B. Williams, T. Harn, D. Ratchie. (Top row): B. Walton, J. Michelotti, D. Seitz, J. Keller, T. Agnew (Sec.), C. Ward (Vice-pres. ), G. Guay, (Pres.), M. Boyett (Treas. ), P. Longo, T. Bureson. 54 YCS (Front row, 1 to r): T. Miller, M. Dahl, M. Hash, M. K. Zagorda, J. Lucien, V. Rabben, M. J. Slovak, J. Allard, L. Miner, A. McLaughlin, S. Harris, (Back row): T. Bureson, J. Michelotti, T. Ham, P. Longo, J. Gerharz, B. Williams, D, Zine. CENTRALITES (Front row, 1 to r): L. Miller, I. Lutgen (Sec. ), L. Jochim (Vice-pres. ), P. Dernbach (Treas. ), F. Ulrickson (Pres. ), (Middle row): T. Roscoe, Rita Wynkoop, Rachel Wynkoop, J. Oswald, J. Dukart, M. Jochim. (Back row): C. Cline, L. Hensel, P. Thelen, L. Schaff, S. Oswald. KEY CLUB (Front row, 1 tor): T. Hall, M. Bishop, J. McCleary, J. Knodel, M. Bekken, B. Brown. (Middle row) D. Walker, J. Zeeck, P. Roe, J. Gerharz, J. Purcell, L. Kenney, J. McIntyre, D. Zine. (Back row): R. Perryman, M. Sullivan, T. Lohrenz, M. MacManus, R. Gullard (Vice-Pres. ), P. Singer (Pres. ), J. Kampershroer (Sec.), J. Buller (Treas. ), J. Hauptman, R. Nordland, M. Cuccardi, P. McCann. (In front): Varsity Cheerleaders P. McGahan, M. Normand, M. A. Glennon (head), (Top row, 1 to r): Jean Albus, M. Beeter, M. O'Leary, P. Vladic, J. Sturm, Ram—F. Vollhaber, D. Bachmeir, M. Rogers, P. Gullickson, L. Glennon, J. Lucien, V. Rabben. (Second row): C. Padon, K. Kelly, K. Buckley, C. Tasset, M. Lange, M. Szudera, C. Hensel, B. Rivera, C. Walshe (Sgt. at Arms), S. Mueller (Sec. ), S. Murphy (Vice-pres.), V. Nagel (Pres. ), Joan Albus, N. Magiantini, P. McCleary, E. Malmstrom, K. Taylor, C. Cline, M. Stroebe, M. White. (Third row): L. Ventrell, V. Marble, C. Schillinger, P. Dernbach, M. McIntosh, L. Miner, D. Ulrickson, L. Matthews, G. Perryman, P. Schwehr, K. Schaffer, T. Miller, S. Harris, M. Hash, A. McLaughlin, K. Florez, A. McIntyre, M. Zagorda, L. Burgess, P. Murdo. (Fourth row): J-V Cheerleaders—T. Herminghaus, D. Clark, D. Normand, V. McLaughlin, L. Wilson; L. Hensel, E. Maloney, C. Boyle, J. Myers, R. Wynkoop, S. Bromenshenk, A. Lucien, M. White, Frosh Cheer- leaders--J. Turcotte, S. Harris, M. Reed, C. Dickey, K. Hummel. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Mary Ann Glennon, Head Cheerleader, P. McGahan, M. Normand, B. Harris, J. Turcotte. J. Turcotte, M. Normand. (Front row): L. Astle, P. Thelen, C. Jordan, B. Carroll, D. Duffner, A. Mangiantini, F. Ulrickson. Pep Club Officers—J. Allard (Treas. ), J. Maronick (Vice-Pres. ), M. VanValkenburg (Pres. ), D. Lindner (Sec.), R. Miller (Sgt. at Arms), S. Vap, S. Casey, V. Avens, S. Lesniak, C. Hirsch, J. Hamilton. MAJORETTES (Top Row, 1 to r): M. Beeter, M. O'Leary, L. Glennon, B. Wold, R. Kaneski, S. Elis, J. Ryan, Joan Albus, N. Dolan, Jean Albus, J. Lucien, Manager: V. Rabben. (Kneeling): C. Eskro, P. Gullickson, P. Johnson, B. Rivera, D. DuVal, M. Rogers, D. Bachmeir, P. Valadic, J. Sturm, K. Arrotta. RAMPAGE (Standing, 1 to r): T. Agnew, M. Stroebe, P. Murdo, P. McCann, R. Norlund, J. Zeeck, M. Olson, T. Mitchell. (Sitting): L. Burgess, P. Roe (Editor), M. VanValkenburg. Dedication Desperation Delayed Deadlines- All Are Familiar Words To The Journalism Staffs RAMBLER (Standing, 1 to r): C. Tasset, L. Jochim, M. Zagorda, S. Oswald, J. Oswald, P. Larguier. (Sitting): N. Kostelecky, A. Ross, F. Vollhaber, L. Astle (Editor), M. Normand, C. Hirsch. Page Sponsor SOLTERO SURGICAL G MEDICAL GROUP 315 North Broadway TUMBLERS (Toprow, ltor): N. Mangiantini, L. Wilson, M. Glennon, V. Marble, J. Ryan, A. McIntyre, P. Dernbach, L. Glennon, M. White. (Bottom row): J. Maronick, K. Arrotta, C. Boyle, M. VanValkenburg (head), C. Schillinger. T. Herminghaus, M. Roe, J. Lucien. GAA (Toprow, ltor): M. Bourret, E. Maloney, K. Arrotta, T. Herminghaus, V. Marble, P. Gullickson, L. Wilson, F. Vollhaber, J. Ryan, S. Lesniak, V. Rabben, C. Hirsch, S. Bromenshenk, M. Hash, M. Zagorda, P. McGahan, A. McIntyre, B. Harris, F. Ulrickson, M. Van Valkenburg. (Middle row): R. Miller, T. Focht, P. Schwehr, D. Ulrickson, L. Matthews, G. Perryman, M. White, V. Avens, D. Lindner, C. Cline, S. Messer, C. Jordan, V. Winter, M. Normand. (Bottom row): K. Fricklc, L. Glennon, C. Schillinger, D. Clark, P. Dernbach, J. Maronick (Pres. ), D. Duffner (Vice-Pres. ) J. Lucien (Sec.-Treas. ), J. Turcotte, A. McLaughlin, J. Strum, S. Elis, M. Roe. GIRLS’ A CAPPELLA (Front row, 1 tor): M. Roe, M. Dahl, M. K. Zagorda, J. Dukart, K. Desmul, S. Dunsworth, S. Harris, D. Leone, E. Malmstrom, S. Messer. (Second row): A. Mohs, T. Dahl, V. McLaughlin (Pres.), K.Taylor, V. Nagel, C. Padon, M. Reed, P. McCleary. C. Schillinger (Treas. ), T. Focht. (Third row): B. Navasio, J. Schneider, J. Allard (Vice-pres. ), B. Hughes, K. Hummel, P. Murdo, N. Mangiantini, T. Herminghaus, D, Normand, L. Wilson. (Back row): T. Rosecoe, J. Raskey, M. Lange, C. Capser, C. Cline, L. Ventrell, S. Mueller, C. Walshe. Sing And The World Listens A CAPPELLA (Front row, 1 tor): M. Storebe, J. Myers, D. Clark, P. Shoemaker, M. Desmul (Sec.), M. Breen, L. Milam, L. Taylor, C. Frickle, J. Lucien. (Second row): Y. Reynolds, B. Riley, M. McIntosh, S. Bromenshenk, J. Maronick, V. Winter, A. Lucien, J. O’Leary, S. Holzer, J. Sturm. (Third row): P. McGahan, J. Turcotte, M. Slovak, M. Beeter, T. Lohrenz, M. Cucciardi (Pres. ), J. Kamperschroer, K. Ferro, D. Duffner (Treas. ), P. Dcmbach. (Back row): J. Gerharz, J. VanValkenburg, M. Boyett, F. Zimmerer, D. Walker, T. Blackmore (Vice-pres. ), D. Doss, P. Singer, J. Hauptman, G. Guay, D. Rodriguez. HIGHLIGHTERS (Back row, 1 tor): T. Blackmore, M. Beeter; T. Lohrenz, M. Slovak; M. Cucciardi, D. Clark; D. Walker, Y. Reynolds, M. Stroebe; P. Shoemaker, K. Ferro; M. Breen, J. Hauptman; M. Desmul, J. Kamperschroer; L. Milam, G. Guay. Let Every Loyal Ram Fan Sing CHORALEERS (Front row, 1 to r): B. Novasio, J. Dukart, K. Desmul, T. Herminghaus, S. Harris; (Second row): A. Mohs, J. Raski, K. Taylor, V. McLaughlin, D. Leone, K. Hummel. (Third row): M. Roe, M. K. Zagorda, T. Focht, P. Murdo, V. Nagel. Page Sponsor TIPPET STUDIO 113 North 29th 62 BAND (Front row, 1 to r): F. Ulrickson (Sec.-Treas. ), S. Bigenzahn, K. Florez, P. Thelen, B. Hardy, P. Schwehr (Vice-pres. ), D. Ulrickson, B. Carroll. (Second row): S. Thelen, E. Maloney, A. M. Lane, D. Schaff, G. Dvorak, T. Marron (Pres. ), J. Boespflug, C. Boyle, L. Matthews, D. Rausch, M. Capser, M. Chapel, E. McIntosh, K. Casper. (Standing): D. Ehresman, S. Dell, C. Staudinger, J. Keller (Student Director) G. Perryman. Page Sponsor MONTANA POWER CO. 113-115 North Broadway NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (Seated, 1 to r): S. Vap, P. Dernbach, C. Hirsch, L. Matthews, L. Lorang, S. Bromenshenk (Treas.), L. Schaff, P. Larguier. (Standing): C. Jordan (Sec. ), T. Harn, D. Jochim (Vice-pres. ), R. Gullard, C. Porter (Pres. ), D. Walker, J. Kamperschroer, E. Maloney. Phil Zeeck, President Tony Blackmore, Vice president Sue Lesniak, Treasurer Suzie Vandal, Secretary The New Associated Student Body More Representation For Central Students Seated (1 to r), Board Chairmen: J. Michelotti, Intramurals; M. White, Academic Relations; M. Beeter, Religious Activities; D. Kreiter, Interscholastics. Standing, Senate Representatives: C. Porter, M. Kirkness, G. Guay; House Representatives: J. Keller, B. Harris, D. Hughes. Seated (1 to r): S. Stribley, J. Vasser, C. Cline, D. Clark, V. McLaughlin, V. Marble, T. Miller, B. Harris, C. Jordan, C. Tasset, V. Winter. Standing: Jim Whittinghill, John Whittinghill, J. O'Donnel, M. Boyett, P. Roe, T. Blackmore, ASB Vice-president, J. Keller, D. Hughes, D. Frickle, D. Zine, M. Bishop. An Experiment In Student Government Seated (1 to r): F. Vollhaber, F. Ulrickson, J. Maronick, J. O'Donnell, M. Lindner, M. Kirkness, J. Van Valkenberg. Standing: Phil Zeeck, ASB President, C. Porter, B. Walton, D. Seitz, M. Cucciardi, T. Marron, V. Nagel, G. Guay, P. Singer, M. A. Glennon, M. VanValkengerg. Seated: (1 to r): C. Kosovich, D. Zine, C. Porter, D. Seitz, B. Walton, J. Schneider, N. Reidl, J. Cormier. Standing: J. Van Valkenberg, D. Conter, S. Butler. Debate Acting Seated (1 to r): M. J. Bourret, L. Ventrell, S. Lesniak, R. Miller, V. Avens, C. Cline, M. White. Standing: J. McIntyre, E. Malmstrom, K. Kelly, C. Tasset, Sister Louise de Paul, M.J. Szudera, D. McNeely, J. Gerharz. Seated (1 to r): L. Funk, B. Harris, V. Rabben, D. Lindner, T. Mitchell, P. Murdo, G. Walton; Standing: J. Birrer, T. Hall, C. Bateson, B. Riley, D. Sullivan, K. Taylor, P. Neiss, M. Stroebe, S. Minette, K. Schaffer. Speech 66 Ram Fans “To Our Youth, To Our Fire’ Senior Class Officers President - Gerard Van Valkenburg Secretary - Barbara Carroll Vice President - David Jochim Treasurer - Richard Seitz (not pictured) ‘‘Pledge Your Loyalty Once Again Debra Ackerman Theodore Agnew David Arrotta Louise Astle Vida Avens Paul Bach Mary Beeter Constance Benoist Anthony Blackmore Mary Jean Bourret Michael Boyett Daniel Brady 69 We Studied Hard And Knew Frustration In Exams; John Bragg Mary Breen Carol Bresnahan Susan Bromenshenk James Buller Barbara Carroll Sheila Casey Mary Connolly Michael Cucciardi Rita Kae Daylong Jerold Degenhart Mary Desmul 70 We Made New Friends And Learned New Methods. Carol Dickey Nancy Dolan William Dow Diane Duffnei Mary Ehlenburg Charlene Eskro Bonnie Fastje Theresa Felton Sharon Fendrick Kenneth Ferro Bernard Frigge Mary Ann Glennon 71 Familiar Fare For Seniors: Parmlv Library, j j ' Gregory Guay Margaret Gullickson Charles Gullard Patricia Herold Charlene Hirsch David Jochim N 72 Robert Jonckowski Celine Jordan Margaret Kaiser Footnotes, “Problems”—American And Teen-age Nicholas Kaufman James Keller Terrance Kelly Laurence Kenney James Kiedrowski Karen Klundt Jack Kuhbacher Patricia Larguier Susan Lesniak Deborah Lindner Thomas Lohrenz Lynette Lorang 73 From Divided Frosh, To Uncertain Sophomores, Angela Lucien Irene Lutgen Michael MacManus Patrick McCann Edward McIntosh Dana McManus Lester Magers Angela Mangiantini Fredrick Marble Jane Maronick Timothy Marron Michael Meyer 74 To Confident Juniors, To Proud Seniors. . . Roberta Miller Eileen Minette Douglas Mitchell Katherine Moos Cheryl Nelson Mary Norm and Ronald Nordlund Julie O'Leary Susan Oswald Raymond Perryman Charles Porter Deborah Porter 75 To A World Of Hope, Hate,Happiness; War, Want,Wonder, Linda Proper Joseph Purcell A Iona Ratchie Dennis Ratchie Thomas Rolando Rodney Rose Anne Ross Stanley Rub el Richard Ryan Thomas Saubert Linda Schaff Debra Schaffer 76 Life, Liberty, Love; Demonstrations, Draft, Drugs. John Schulte Richard Seitz Paul Singer Peggy Shoemaker Michael Sullivan Robert Talbot Laurie Taylor Margaret Thelen John Thomas 77 Mark Tokarski John Turcotte Frances Ulrickson “We Are Bound Not To Win,But To Be True; Not To Succeed, But To Live By The Light We Have.’ —Abraham Lincoln Gerard Van Valkenburg Mary Van Valkenburg Susan Vap Frances Vollhaber Curtis Ward Vicki Winter Rita Wynkoop Jerry Wyrzykowski Philip Zeeck Not Pictured: James Becker Norris Davis Ronald Dierenfield Edward Helgeson Willard Papka Nancy Riedl Philip Stammen William Walton 78 Brenda Albright Jean Albus Debbie Allard Jacque Allard Art Allen Jim Amsden Larry Arnold Barb Bauer 79 Jerry Boespflug Mary Boshert Carla Boyle Connie Brooks Roy Brown Mike Buchanan Tom Bureson Alan Campbell Mike Capser Randy Craig Jim Craeghill Mary Dahl Stephen Dell Chuck DeMeyer Patty Dernback Maria Didier Steve Disscl Dave Doss Mark Eby Kathy Florez Teri Frickle John Gerharz Tom Harn Betty Harris Sandi Harris Tim Harris Marcia Hash Bob Hayes Annette Hcaly Mike Heffner AAA 80 “Yellow Brick Road” Leads Juniors To Traditional Homecoming Sweepstakes Victory Jean Helgeson Linda Hensel Connie Hertz Sharon Holzer Don Hughes Linda Jochim Kim Johnson John Kamperschreor Bev Karls John Kiedrowski Mike Kirkness Anita Knudsen Craig Kosovich Tom Lee Peter Longo Janie Lucien Elaine Maloney Ray Mariseal Loraine Matthews Peggy McGahan Mike McIntosh Ann McIntyre John McIntyre Ann McLaughlin Jock Michelotti 81 Lillis Milam Teresa Miller Lynne Miner Sharon Minette Mary Mitchell Dick Monaco Julie Meyers Peg Neiss Dessie Nitchman Jim Obie Mike Olsen Ken Papka Gail Perryman Matt Pirtz Greg Poore Vicky Rabben Debbie Radecki Yvonne Reynolds David Rodriguez Pat Roe Tim Rogers Joan Rydberg Arnold Sabo John Schieffer Nick Schneider Tim Schruth Peggy Schwehr Patty Sexton Cathy Shields Chuck Shields 82 Junior Imagination Created Junior Enterprise Extended Mary Jo Slovak Prom 68; To Studies Dan Smith Frank Smith Mary Ann Smith Gary Stauadinger Roby Sticka T ed Szudera Scott Tally Anita Thelen Andy Thomas Joan Turcotte Dorothy Ulrickson Jim Urlacher Suzie Vandali Patti Valdic Dick Walker Mary White Bert Williams Denny Winchell Jim Winchell Barb Wold Mary Kay Zagorda T ed Z adurski John Zeech Frank Zimmerer Dave Zine Not Pictured: Frank Kroll Charlie Rubel John Flamm 83 Sophomore Class Office (|j§lliek$on - Treasurer Tarlise StroeUe lp t v rth - 'Secf Wfv' ' f Mark IJncfri ;e-president Dennis Ackerman Kathy Arrotta Marilyn Bauer Mark Bekken Susan Biegenzahn 84 Spirit Exploded With High Attendance At Laurel Football Game, Most Beautiful Float At Homecoming Mike Bishop Mike Borer Bob Brown Karen Bruce Linda Burgess Randy Burns Kathy Capser Pat Carroll Bob Chappie Debbie Clark Colleen Cline John Coffman Judy Cormier Barb Connolly Dan Conter Teresa Dahl Denise Degenhart Tim Degnan Dan Depner Kris Desmul Linda Duffy Jane Dukart Suzanne Dunsworth Debbie DuVal Dennis Ehresman 85 Ronald Ehresman Sharon Elis Chuck Eskro Linda Felton Teresa Focht Kathy Frickle Steve Frickle Candace Frink Lonnie Funk Doug Furrow Celon Gibbs Laura Glennon Bev Grego ire Pam Gullickson Stan Hadler Bob Hall Tom Hall Mike Hardy Mike Healey Steve Healow Hugh He illy Marie Helgeson Tricia Herminghaus Larry Herzog Mark Hoene Jim Holbert Helen Holmes Barb Hughes Vicki Jensen Candy Johnson 86 Debbie Johnson Mike Johnson Jim Karls Peggy Karls Jean Kennedy Kim Kiedrowski Joan Knodel Dave Kreiter Mike Lee Debbie Leone Mark Lindner Mike Lindner Bill Link James Lombardozzi Mark Longo Jack McCleary Vicki McLaughlin Jim Mangiantini Vicki Marble John Martin Sharon Messer Stan Messer Tim Meurer Tim Mitchell Ann Mohs Mary Jane Moos Dave Mueller Larry Mueller Rye Muir Patti Murdo 87 Denise Normand Bev Novasio Pat Novasio Mary O'leary Janet Oswald Teresa Papka Dick Prill Bob Rademacker Janis Rasky Nadine Reidl Betty Riley Randy Roberts Kim Rivera Michelle Roe Teresa Roscoe Gene Rose Richard Rose Mary Ross Mike Ryan Julie Ryan Gary Rydberg Gay Rydberg Nancy Schafer Carol Schillinger Julie Scheider Bonnie Schreiber Kathy Schulte Roland Schumaker John Sexton Fritz Seitz 88 Studying Biology, Geometry, And Caeser Created Great Interest For Some, Headaches For Others. Pat Sheehy Mike Soelter Jim Sommers Carol S tarn men Tony Stefani Jeff Steiner Jim Sticka Marlise Stroebe Jane Sturm Mike Tandy Susan Thelen Colleen Thomas Gerry Urlacher Jeannie Vasser Louetta Ventrell Geoff Walton Lonnie White Cheri Whitson Patty Whittle Jane Wilde Linda Wilson Rachel Wynkoop David Zeeck Chuck Zitur Joe Zahn 89 Chris Bateson Sharon Bermes Bryce Bertolino John Birrer Peggy Bragg Betsy Buchanan Mary Buckley Steven Butler Pat Capser Darrell Casey Michael Chapel Larry Craig David Dell Jerry Depner Cheryle Dickey Mary Dietrich Patty Dilley Gary Dvorak Robert Eckroth Tim Eggleston Mary Feldman Jim Fisher Barbara Freund Don Frickle Cindy Frigge Teresa Funk William Gannon Linda Gause Ralph Geertz Adrianne Gibbs 91 Paul Gorie Chuck Hanchett Toni Hansen Betsy Hardy Jerry Ham Shelly Harris Jeanie Heffner Cheryl He inert Collen Hensel Karen Hensel Pierre Holland Kathy Hummel Renee Jirges Margaret Jochim Eldon Johnson Patty Johnson Wayne Johnson Richard Jones Rosemary Kaneski Joe Karls Kathy Kavanaugh Kathy Kelly James Koch Kenneth Kosovich Nadine Kostelecky David Kuchera Mary Alice Lange Anne Marie Lantz Richard Lohrenz Tom Lutgen 92 Orientation Introduced Freshmen To Central’s Traditions. Mary Anne Lyons Tim McCaffrey Patty McCleary Maureen McCormick Cathy McDonough Don McNeely Tim McQuillan Elaine Malstrom Nancy Mangiantini John Manning Mark Maronick Cindy Marron Yvette Martinez Terry Meurer Linda Miller Liz Miner Cecelia Mitchell Michael Mohs Don Muller Sally Mueller Susanne Murphy Vickie Nagel Paul Normand John O'Donnell Kimberly Oliver 93 Pam Oliver Donald Orchowski Douglas Osborne Cappy Padon Carol Ann Pelette Mary Pirtz Jim Porter Pat Porter Linda Rasky Mary Ellen Reed Christina Resell Betty Rivera Frank Robertson Mary Jane Rogers John Roscoe John Rose Mike Rose Robert Rose David Ross Tom Ryan Jess Schafer David Schaff Kandra Schaffer Joe Schillinger Ralph Schumacker Harry Sherman Ken Shoemaker Mike Smith Janet Soltero Roxanne Sticka 94 “Mary’s Little Ram’’ Float Won Prize For Originality. Larry Stokoe Brad Stovall Susan Stribley Dan Sullivan Mary Jo Szudera Jeff Talbot Bonnie Taylor Karen Taylor Carol Tasset Gary Theisen Judy Turcotte Dick Vetsch Dan Vladic Linda Wagner Cheri Walshe Pat Walton Anna Whalen Mary White Jim Whittinghill John Whittinghill ' Lauri Wold Tom Zagorda Patty Zepp Steve Zimmerer NOT PICTURED Wendell Brooks Cathy Dira Lucien Dunham Steve Tanner 95 Central Century Club «Nr Al ft CT |C i - 259-722$ U« Stoltx Culvert Roscoe Evely billings, montana sturm PATRICK K. L' s H nes, Tflr. Charles (J. Cennger, (Jr. 17lr g. d. TUeglen Tflrs. dlhertine Cl. 777 oore TYlr. (Ralph C. Tlelles Tflr. (John Q. Sheehy Tflr. cfrancis Q. Stroehe funckal chapel Central Century Club is composed of people and firms who hove made on annual contribution of one hundred dollars to the student activity fund of Billings Central. By this con- tribution they hove helped some of the young people of our city in their pursuit of drama, band, journalism, song and athletics. No finer investment could be made. In gratitude Century Club members ore given two oil-events passes, which are honored at all of the school's productions and games, ond we are proud to send them copies of our school paper ond annual. In all the printed programs and papers we display a list of our Century Club members. Generosity is the motto of the Century Club of Central. grand f Meadow Gold ARMOUR AND COMPANY O. VV. Bckkcn Livestock Buyer 259-1201 Berg's Sports Den 2921 2nd Avenue North CONNOLLY’S SADDLERY 2911 Montana Avenue 1 Block West of Library DUDE RANCHER LODGE Billings, Montana 59101 FIRST AVENUE UNION 3400 1st Avenue North Phone 252 -7777 FRAN'S TV 3116 2nd Avc. N. Phone 252-4606 Billings, Montana 59101 Hartford Insurance PETER YEGEN, JR. Realtors 211 N. 30th St. HCL EQUIPMENT, INC. 105 N. 13 tli Street Phone 252-5154 P. O. Box 1 338 Billings 59103 HILLINGS PHARAMACY Henry B. Hilling 3311 4th A ve. N. 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CHOICE USDA MEAT The Best For Less 220 S. 27th Billings, Montana ‘Central Catholic High School, We’re Faithful To Our White And Green’’ The RAMBLER staff would like to acknowledge and thank the following: Mr. Gene Stock, American Yearbook Representative, for the advice and assist- ance he gave in the preparation of this yearbook. THE GAZETTE for the use of their pictures; Mr. Ed WeUer of Baumgartner-Weller Studio for the depend- able and faithful service he gave us in photography. Han-is, Betty 32,54,56,58,64,65, 66,80 Harris, Sandi 55,56,80 Harris, Timothy 39,51,80 Hash, Marcia 55,56,58,80 Hayes, Robert 80,4 Healey, Annette 80 Heffner, Michael 80 Helgeson, Jean 81 Hensel, Linda 55,56,81 Herti, Connie 81,4 Holier, Sharon 61,81 Hughes, Don 50,51,52,64,65,81 Jochim, Linda 55,59,81 Johnson, Kim 81 Page Sponsor: Security Federal Savings G Loan Association Seniors Ackerman, Debbie 49,69 Agncw, Ted 37,50,52,54,59,69, 42 Arrotla, Dave 69 Astle, Louise 54, 56,59,69 Avens, Vida 17,56,58,66,69,6 Bach, Paul 69 Becker, Jim Bectcr, Mary 12,20,21,56,57,61, 64.69 Benoist, Connie 69 Blackmore, Tony 13,24,37,52,54, 61.64.65.69 Bourrct, Mary Jean 31,58,66,69 Boyett, Mike 54,61,65,69,3 Brady, Dan 69 Bragg, John 70 Breen, Mary 61,70 Bresnahan, Carol 70 Bromenshcnk, Sue 54,56,58,61, 63.70 Buller, Jim 55, 70 Carroll, Barbara 56,63,68,70 Casey, Sheila 56,70 Connolly, Mary 70 Cucciardi, Mike 55,61,65, 70 Davis, Norris Daylong, Rita 70 Degcl, Tom 52,43,45 DegenJiart, Jerry 70 Dcsmul, Mary 54,61,70 Dickey, Carol 71 Dicrenficld, Ron Dolan, Nancy 12,13,20,57,71 Dow, Bill 71 Duffncr, Diane 56,58,61,71 Ehlenburg, Mary 71 Eskro, Charlene 12,57,71 Fastje, Bonnie 71 Felton, Theresa 71 Fendrick, Sharon 71 Ferro, Ken 54,61,71,3 Frigge, Bernard 18,50,51,71 Glennon, Mary Ann 12,37,56,58, 65.71 Guay, Greg 54,61,64,65,72,3 Gullickson, Peggy 72 Gullard, Randy 50,55,63,72 Hamilton, Janet 56,72 llanchett, Jolin 72 llauptman, John 55,61,72 Hclgcson, Ed Hcrold, Patty 72 Hirsch, Charlene 56,58,59,63,72, 5 Jochim, Dave 18,35,37,50,51,52, 54.63.68.72.46.48 Jonckowski, Bob 72 Jordan, Celine 54,56,58,63,65,72 Kaiser, Margie 72 Kaufman, Nick 30,51,73 Keller, Jim 49,54,64,63,65,73 Kelly, Terry 18,50,51,73 Kenny, Larry 73 Kiedrowski, Jim 24, 38,40,51,73 Klundt, Karen 73 Kuhbacher, Jack 73 Larguicr, Patsy 59,63,73 Lcsniak, Sue 49,56,58,64,66,73 Lindner, Debbie 17,56,66,73,2 I.ohrcn , Tom 55,61,73 I.utgen, Irene 55,74 I.ucien, Angie 56,61,74 Lorang, I.ynette 63,73 MacManus, Mike 29, 37,50,51,52, 55.74.48 McCann, Pat 18,50,51,55,59,74 McIntosh, Ed 18,63,74 McManus, Dana 74 Magcrs, Les 74 Mangiantine, Angie 56,74 Marble, Fred 21,33,38,40,51,74 Maronick, Jane 56,58,61,65,74,2 Marron, Tim 63,65,74 Meyer, Mike 74 Miller, Roberta 49,56,58,66,75,2 Minette, Eileen 75 Mitchell, Doug 75 Moos, Kathy 75 Nelson, Cheryl 75 Normand, Mary 12,18,56,58,59, 75,3 Nordlund, Ron 55,59,75 O'Leary, Julie 54,61,75,3 Oswald, Sue 54,55,59,75 Papka, Willie 13 Perryman, Ray 18,50,51,55,75 Porter, Chuck 63,64,65,66, 75, 5 Porter, Debbie 75 Proper, Linda 76 Purcell, Joe 50,52,55,76,6,47 Ratchie, Alona 76 Ratchie, Dennis 54,76 Ricdl, Nancy Rolando, Tom 76 Rose, Rodney 30,76 Ross, Anne 59, 76 Rubcl, Stan 76 Ryan, Dick 40,51,76 Saubert, Tom 18,50,51,52, 76 Schaff, Linda 55,63,76 Schaffer, Debbie 76 Schulte, John 28,50,54,77,42 Seitz, Dick 54,65,66,68, 77 Singer, Paul 55,61,65,77 Shoemaker, Peg 61,77 Stammen, Phil Sullivan, Mickey 50,51,55,77 Talbot, Bob 77 Taylor, Laurie 61,77 Thelcn, Peg 55,56,63,77 Thomas, John 77 Tokarski, Mark 18,51,77 Turcotte, John 77 Ulrickson, Francie 55,56,58,63,65, 77 VanValkenburg, Jerry 38,40,50,51, 61,65,66,68,78,41 Van Valkenburg, Mary 24,54,56,58, 59,65,78,2 Vap, Susan 54,56,63, 78 Vollhaber, Francie 54,56,58,59,65, 78 'Walton, Bill 54,65,66 Ward, Curtis 50,51,52,54,78,47 Winter, Vicki 58,61,65,78 Wynkoop, Rita 55,56,78 Wyrzykowski, Jerry 78 Zccck, Phil 37,50,51,52,64,65,78, 43,44 Zimmercr, Vicki 78 7itur, Ron 78 Juniors Albright, Brenda 79 Albus, Jean 56,57,79 Allard, Debbie 23,79 Allard, Jacque 55,56,60,79,2 Allen, Art 50,52,79 Amsdcn, Jim 79 Arnold, Larry 79 Bauer, Barbara 21,54, 79 Boespflug, Jerry 63,80 Boschcrt, Mary 80 Boyle, Carla 56,58,63,80 Brooks, Connie 80 Brown, Roy 50,51,52,80 Buchanan, Mike 80, 3 Bure son, Thomas 27,53,54,55,80 Campbell, Alan 24,27,52,80,45 Capser, Mike 63,80 Craig, Randy 80 Craighill, Jim 80 Dahl, Mary 55,60,80 Dell, Stephen 63,80 DeMeyer, Charles 80 Dembach, Patty 54,55,56,58,61, 63.80 Didier, Maria 80 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50,53,54,55,64, 81 Milam, Lillis 23,61,82 Miller, Teresa 21,55, 56,65,82 Miner, Lynne 55,56,82 Minette, Sharon 66,82 Mitchell, Mary 82 Monaco, Dick 27,50,52,82,47 Myers, Julie 56,61,82 Neiss, Peggy 66,82 Nitchman, Dessic 82 Obie, Jim 82 Olson, Michael 22,59,82 Papka, Ken 82 Perryman, Gail 56,58,63,82 Pirtz, Matt 50,51,52,82 Poore, Greg 82 Rabben, Vicky 54,55,56,57,58, 66,82 Radecki, Debra 82 Reynolds, Yvonne 61,82 Rodriguez, David 61,82 Roe, Patrick 50,51,55,59,65,82 Rogers, Tim 82 Rydberg, Joan 82 Sabo, Arnold 82 Schieffer, John 82 Schneider, Nick 50,51,52,82 Schruth, Tim 51,82 Schwehr, Peggy 56,58,63,82 Sexton, Patty 24,82,5 Shields, Cathy 82 Shields, Charles 51,52,82,4 Slovak, Mary Jo 55,61,83 Smith, Dan 53,54,83 Smith, Frank 24,33,39,51,52,83 Smith, Mary Ann 83 Staudinger, Gary 63,83 Sticka, Roby 53,83 Szudera, Ted 51,52,83 Tally, Scott 50,52,83,5,43,44 Thelcn, Anita 83 Thomas, Andy 39,50,51,52,83 Turcotte, Joan 18,24,54,56,58, 61.79.83 Ulrickson, Dorothy 56,58,63,83 Urlachcr, 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Iongo, Mark 54,87 McCleary, Jack 22,24,51,55,87 McLaughlin, Vikki 56,60,62,65, 87 Mangiantini, Jim 22,55,87 Marble, Vicki 56,58,65,87 Martin, John 87 Messer, Sharon 58,60,87 Messer, Stan 87 Meurcr, Tim 87 Mitchell, Tim 56,66,87 Mohs, Ann 60,62,87 Moos, Mary Jane 87 Mueller, Dave 52,87 Mueller, Larry 87 Muir, Rye 55,87 Murdo, Patty 54,56,59,60,62,66, 87 Normand, Denise 56,60,88 Novasio, Bev 60,62,88 Novasio, Pat 24,51,52,88 O'Leary, Mary 56,57,88 Oswald, Janet 55,59,88 Papka, Teresa 88 Prill, Dick 24,52,88 Radcniachcr, Bob 88 Rausch, Dennis 65 Rasky, Janis 60,62,88 Ricdl, Nadine 66,88 Riley, Betty 61,66,88 Roberts, Randy 88 Rivera, Kim 51,52,88 Roc, Michelle 58,60,62,88 Roscoe, Teresa 55,60,88 Rose, Eugene 51,88 Rose, Richard 51,52,88,47 Ross, Mary 88 Ryan, Mike 51,55,88 Ryan, Julie 57,58,88 Rydberg, Gary 88 Rydberg, Gay 88 Schafer, Nancy 88 Schillinger, Carol 56,58,60,88 Schneider, Julie 54,60,66,88 Schreiber, Bonnie 88 Schulte, Kadty 88 Schumaker, Roland 51,55,54,88 Sexton, John 51,52,88 Seitz, Fritz 54,88 Sheehy, Pat 50,55,89 Soeltcr, Mike 22,51,55,89 Sommers, Jim 89 Stammen, Carol 89 Stcfani, Tony 24,89 Steiner, Jeff 89 Sticka, Jim 89 Stroebc, Mar I ise 54, 56,59,61,66, 84,89 Sturm, Jane 25,56,57,58,61,89 Tandy, Mike 55,89 Tlielen, Susan 54,65,89 Thomas, Colleen 89 Urlacher, Gerry 89 Vasscr, Jeannie 56,65,89 Ventre!I, Louetta 54,56,60,66,89 Walton, Geoff 52,66,89 White, Lonnie 50,55,89 Whitson, Cheri 54,89 Whittle, Patty 89 Wilde, Jane 89 Wilson, Linda 56,58,60,89 Wynkoop, Rachel 55,89 Zecck, Dave 51,55,54,89 Zitur, Chuck SS Zalm, Joe 89 Freshmen Ackerman, Chuck 5 0 Albright, Peter 5 0 Albus, Joan 56,57,i 0 Allen, James 50 Bachmeir, Debbie 56,57,50 Bateson, Christopher 50,66,91 Bermcs, Sharon 56,91 Bertolino, Bryce 5 l Birrer, John 66,91 Bragg, Peggy 91 Brooks, Wendell Buchanan, Betsy Jo 91 Buckley, Mary 56,5� 1 Butler, Steve 66,5 l Capser, Pat 91 Casey, Darrell 5 1 Chapel, Mike 65,5 ! 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