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

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I ARY BOYS (left to right) : M. Mullowney, B. Kuchan, G. Kolstad. L. Walsh, M. Keating, D. Fitzgerald, E. Heacock. C. Netterberg, and B. Redler. Community organizations such as Rotary and Exchange Clubs cooperate with the school to form tomorrow’s citizens. i EXCHANGE BOYS (first row. left to right): M. Keating. E. Heacock: (second row). D. Orser. D. Kessler: (third row), B. Strausburg, D. Hanson, C. Netterberg; (fourth row). M. Mullowney, L. Walsh. CENTRAL ACTIVITIES COUN- CIL officers chat with Father Dono- van in his office. (Left to right): Mr. Tom O'Connor, president: Father Donovan. Mrs. Art Cline, secretary: Mr. Fred Joyce, treasurer, and Mr. George Kuchan, vice president. CAC HONORS SISTERS AT TEA KITCHEN COMMITTEE, left to right: Mrs. Robert McCullough, chairman: Mrs. Loyd Ken- ecke, Mrs. C. M. Carpenter, Mrs. Lee Hill, Mrs. George Pelatt, and Mrs. Henry Bibeau. TABLE COMMITTEE, left to right: Mrs. John Campbell, Mrs. James Neal, Mrs. Cletus Walsh, chairman; Mrs. J. N. Cornelio, Mrs. B. J. Cleary, Mrs. Howard Strasberg, Mrs. M. B. FitzGerald, and Mrs. Tim Mullowney.

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his own world . . . the world- of his mind where he learns facts from book and experience, where he forms principles ai creates ideas, where he glimpses the vision of-druth. . . . the world of his ) plines his emotions and where he loves God, His rt where he disci- rengthens his will, rld and its people. al make-up i%ouse of his through its . . . the world of his physical where he develops his body, the hoi sold, so that it may glorify God til activity. %. . . . the world of his fellowmcin knows the pleasure of laughter, t) sharing and therrichness of others’