St Marys Central High School - Marichimes Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

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CIRCUS FROLI Seniors reigned over the Annual Mardi Gras which was sponsored by the Art classes who chose a circus theme. Through penny voting King Dick Geiger and Queen Cleo Moch won the honor of bcing crowned. The escorts were Sophomores: Andy Schafer, and Katie Whitakerg Juniors: Ken Hessinger and Dinah Mitzel. Kathy Richter led the procession. .lim Headrick acted as Master of Ceremonies. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EVBNIING Royal procession Dedication to our Lady Double Crowning Grand March Novelty dancing Entertainment Prizes Prizes made by the Art ll Class were offered to the following: Barbara Strat- ton, Barbara Floltr, Barbara Nelson, Gene and Linda Swenson, Nadine Martin, Jean ctte Thomas, Kathy Degen, Sharon Skov- r:1.n, Patricia Mitzel, Margie Lipp, Valeri and Vickie Reis, and Linda Fitch. 6

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PARISH ACTIVITY - S. M. C. . CARNIVAL TWO We-s Mr. Norbert Zirbes displays bingo prizes Spi,-,-n-Win Each year Bismarck's three parishes work together in their efforts to make the S,M,C,H. Camival a success. Pro- ceeds from the Carnival are used to defray thc school's debt and the maintenance of the building. High- ligI1ts of the Carnival include the dinners each evening, the fun and prizes of the Midway, and the draw ings for the grand prizes. BINGO! I! A night out to dinner for thc whole family. The Co-chairmen for this year's Carnival were Bus Leary and Elmer Roswick. 43

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oo . Epi! 1 55' 5 It 33133 1 r V . E N ff: ' . SEPTEMBER 3--flj The Saints Come Marching In as school be- gins again 4--Q41 A Solemn High Mass officially opens school 7--First football game of the season 8--Birthday of the Blessed Virgin Victory over Ryan High of Minot 9--Photographers move in--Student pictures are taken 12--Nameday ofthe Blessed Virgin-- Leonards are making their appearance among the girls--Shocking reds, striped and checkered leg- sings 16--QSJ Thousands of Bismarck families tum out for the FAMILY ROSARY CRUSADE 17--Yearbook clinic held at B.J.C.--attended by three MARICHIMES editors 17 8: 18--New testing program beings at Central for the upper 14911 of each class--S.T.S. Program QSuperior8z Talented Studentsj 19--Saints lose to Bismarck 22--Q51 Voting stations set up in the halls for class elections--Mary-like candidates for Queen Mary IX Chosen 25--Student body chooses Diane Steidler, Queen Marv IX. at an afternoon assemblv--Roval at- tendants are Anne Marie Berger, Liz Peterson, Arlene Zirbes, Marlys Koch --Firing on Quemoy continues--Many fear a third world war OCTOBER --Traditional bonfire gives Homecoming a flying start--Alumni talent includes a gossip session by Mary Walker '57 and Kay Stanton '57 Q23 at as- sembly Homecoming Day dawns bright and sunny--The all day festivities begin with a parade through the city, are followed by the snake dance, vic- tory over Rugby, coronation at Hughes' Field, and the Homecoming Dance. First issue of the MARILOG appeared today The world hears of the death of Pope Pius XII. End of the first six weeks--Watch for those report cards. Parent-Teacher conferences begin today and last through Oct. 27 Oh Happy Day--Teachers attend N.D.E.A. Con- vention and students enjoy four day vacation Saints win over Dickinson in the final game of the season UO, Beginning of Catholic Youth Week--As- sembly includes a skit by the Speech II Class