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

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JOHN HARRINGTON There's not an accident on the STAGE THAT CAN’T BE HANDLED BY THIS ABLE ACTOR AND SAFETY Club Vice President. Further- more. Jack is as willing as he IS CAPABLE . . . THAT HELPS A LOT! Student Board 4; “B Basket- ball 2: Intramurals 2. 4; Safe- ty Club 3. Vice President 4: “Murder in a Nunnery 4: One- act Play 4; Fog on the Val- ley for Carroll Speech Meet 4; Assistant Stage Manager. “Joy for the World” 3; CYC 3-4. PAT BIBEAU Pat loves the unusual and ex- citing things in life—and if THEY DON'T HAPPEN. SHE CREATES THEM FOR HERSELF AND OTHERS Her interests vary from sports CARS TO LIFE-SAVING TO HAWAII. Versatile is the name for Pat. Student Board 4: V F W. Award 3rd place 3: Thespian 3. Na. TIONAL 4: Rim ROCKET STAFF 3- 4: Safety Club 3. President 4; Pep Club 2-3-4: CYC 2-3-4. DIANE NOVASIO A PRETTY GIRL WITH A GIFT FOR WORDS---SPOKEN OR WRITTEN. IT'S NOT UNTIL YOU KNOW DlANE THAT YOU KNOW HER WIDE RANGE OF IN- TEREST AND DEEP LINES OF thought. Homeroom Represent- ative 2: Student Board 2-4; Shorthand Award 3: Operetta 4: Thespian 3-4: Rim Rocket 3. Editor 4: Library 1: Snack Bar 4; CYC 1 -2-3-4: Living Rosary 4. RICHARD MOOS The Irish have nothing on Dick. If he can't be Irish, he still has THE HUMOR AND LAUGHING IRISH EYES TO HAVE FUN WITH! HlS STEADY WORK IN THE DARK POOM MADE POSSIBLE MANY OF THE RAM- BLER PICTURES. GREATEST SCHO- lastic Improvement 3: Rim Rock- et staff 3-4: Photography 4: CYC 3-4. JUDY HOWLAND The Seniors miss a lot of live. LY STORIES AND AN ENTERTAINING PERSONALITY SINCE JUDY LEFT LATE IN HER SENIOR YEAR. AFTER SHE CAME AS A JUNIOR. SHE MADE FRIENDS WHO ARE SORRY SHE LEFT. Pep Club 3-4; Operetta 3; Where Love Is 4; Snack Bar 4.

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CAROLINE WEBSTER IT'S NO MYSTERY WHY THE PEP Club is so peppy when you know THEIR ENERGETIC. LITTLE SER. geantat-Arms. Operetta 2.3-4; Thespian 3-4: Pep Club. Ser. geant-at.Arms 4: Safety Club 3 4; Flag and Baton Corps 1-2; CYC 2-3: Living Rosary 1-2. SHANNON MACIOROSKI As A MEMORIAL SHE LEAVES HER FRUSTRATED MIND, SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. AND GRINDSTONE TO THE Library and Rambler Staffs of THE COMING YEARS. SERIOUSLY THOUGH. SHE ENJOYED EVERY MIN- ute of it. That's because she PUTS HER HEART AND SOUL INTO every job. Student Board 4; SSC 4; Latin Medal 1; Second Place Madonna Art Contest 2; National Latin Award 2-3; Op- ERETTA 3-4; CO-EDITOR. RAMBLER Staff 4: Library 3-4; A Capel- la 4; Safety Club 3-4; Living Rosary 3-4. DONNA SATHER Her charming, quiet roles in PLAYS ARE REALLY THE PORTRAYAL OF HER LIFE. POISE AND PERFECT GROOMING SEEM TO COME EASY FOR Donna. Student Board 4; Greatest Scholastic Improve, ment 3; Operetta 2-3-4; Thes- p i a n 2-3. National 4; Thfspian Secretary 4; Pep Ci ijb 2-3-4: Commercial Club 4: CYC 2-3-4; Snack Bar 4: One Act Play 4; Prompter in Senior play. BERNARD TOPASH WILL BE MISSED BY CENTRAL AND CENTRALITES. HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SCHOOL THROUGH THE STU- DENT BOARD AND SERVICE TO THE BAND ARE EQUALED ONLY BY HIS LOYALTY AND WILLINGNESS TO DO ANY JOB AT HAND. STUDENT BOARD 3. PRESIDENT 4: CLASS PRESIDENT 3; SSC 2: EXCHANGE BOY 3-4; GEN- ERAL CHAIRMAN OF JR.-SR PROM 3: SAFETY CLUB 3. VICE PRESIDENT 3; BAND 1-2-3-4. STATE MUSIC FESTI- VAL 4. 31LL BROWN a, mainstay of the team, a pcy WITH A SURPRISING CAREER- A MUST IN THE SENIOR Cl AS BlL- 3LAN S TO GET AN OFFICE JOB WHERE HE CAN U E .c PING VND SHORTHAND. STUDENTBOARD 4 Vice President. Commercial Club 4- Football 2-3-4; let. TERMAN 3.4: PLAY 3: PROCTOR 4; r-Ky -' 10-34 AILEEN SWAIN A merry maid who brightens business in Central and in Bil- lings It's a bright future that SHE'S LOOKING FORWARD TO WITH THAT BRIGHT DIAMOND ON HER finger Student Board 4-. Op- ERETTA 2. 4; THESPIAN 3-4; Plays 3-4; Baton 1-2-3: Pep Club 2-3-4; Safety Club 3-4; Commercial Club. National President 4.

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dCa ± of 1Q57 CONFERRING ON ONE of the import. ANT PROBLEMS THE JUNIORS HAVE TACKLED THIS YEAR ARE BILL KUCHAN. PRESIDENT; Ted Turco. vice president; Pat O’Leary. SECRETARY; AND JOAN NEIBAUER. TREAS- URER. (JutZLO-% IS A YEAR FOR DECISION ... A TIME WHEN TEENS REALIZE THE IMPORTANCE OF THEIR SCHOOLING AND THE EFFECT IT HAS ON THEIR FUTURE LIFE. IT IS THEN WE MUST EARN THE RESPECT AND ADMIRATION OF UNDERCLASSMEN. AS UPPERCLASSMEN WE BE- COME MORE MATURE IN OUR ACTIONS WE REALIZE THAT SCHOOL IS NOT AN ENDURANCE CONTEST-FOR STUDENTS OR TEACHERS-BUT A PROCESS OF GROW- ING. OF LEARNING AND SHARING WE FIND OUT. TOO. THAT IT IS FUN TO PUT OUR WHOLE UNITED EF- FORT BEHIND A CLASS PROJECT AND COME OUT WITH A WORK OF BEAUTY--LIKE THE LAND SOMEWHERE Over the Rainbow. We anticipate our senior YEAR WHEN THE CLASS WILL FIND STILL GREATER ENJOYMENT IN WORKING TOGETHER AS THE LEADERS of Central. Sharon Sos Sally Burghardt Jennie Galvan A A Mary M. Astle Agnes Heacock Shirley McBee Susan Hamilton Mary Rose Tenge Judy Houseman Antonia Priscilla Simons Caudillo Pat O Leary Jackie Quinlivan