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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1967 volume:

Editor-in-Chief Bob Driscoll Business Manager A rt W ork------- Louise Astle Debbie Grimm Connie Hertz Charlene Hirsch — Nancy Glenn on ---Kathy Gardner Ann McIntyre Angie Mangiantini Peggy McGahan Paula Monaco Assistant Editors Photographers — Mary Normand Susan Oswald Donna Proper Anne Ross ----Diane Carroll Sue Herminghaus -------pat Minard Vern Roberts Theresa Schneider Francie Vollahber Vickie Winter Vickie Zimmerer BILLINGS CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL BILLINGS, MONTANA Dcb icat ion Homecoming. . . standing in lunch line... Christmas Dance. .. studying. . . meetings. . . Carnival. . . selling magazines. . . these make up the story of the year. The story includes all things, both the trivial and the important. Among the important events of this year were the deaths of Rick DeMeyer and Jim White; these had a great impact. The contribution Rick and Jim made to the story of this year cannot be recorded in words or pic- tures, but it is nonetheless significant. We will remember their will to get ahead, their desire to seize the top, their never-give-in attitude. Because Rick and Jim are such a special part of the story of this year, the 1967 RAMBLER is dedicated to them. WILLIAM J. CONDON D.D. Bishop of Great Falls ELDON B. SCHUSTER D.D. Auxiliary Bishop BISHOPS, PASTORS, ADMINISTRATORS FATHER RAYMOND KNOPP FATHER EUGENE GERGEN O.M. I. , Our Lady of MONSIGNOR ANDREW J. Holy Rosary Parish Guadelupe Parish ZAREK, St. Pius X Parish Father Harold Arbanas, superintendent, also sponsors Key Club, teaches Senior Boys' Marriage and is Spiritual Director of the Search. Father does an enormous amount of work to keep Central on top , often staying late into the night and coming early the next morning. Even though Father is the busiest man around Central, he always has time to help students. He is a friend to anyone who needs him, and a welcomed counselor. The students of Central appreciate his dedication, hard work and his hearty laugh. Sister Regina, principal, is no stranger to Central. Though new in her role as principal here, she served Central as a counselor and faculty member from 1961 through 1964. An avid reader, Sister keeps abreast of the latest trends in education and strives to apply them to Central. However, the goal of academic excellence does not prevent her from taking a personal interest in the students. They find her readily available, a sympathetic listener and a competent advisor. FATHER CIA RAN DILLON O.M.I. Little Flower Parish FATHER THOMAS POWERS St. Thomas Parish MONSIGNOR JAMES J. DONOVAN St. Patrick's Parish FATHER GARY KABEARY Teen-age Problems, Religion I Sponsor: JayBees FATHER DALE McFARIANE Latin I, II FATHER JOHN DIMIKE Fundamentals of Philosphy, Religion II, Latin II, Coun- selor Sponsor: Junior Class, Ski Club FATHER JOHN HOULIHAN Comparative Reli- gions, Religion II A DEDICATED FACULTY FATHER KEVIN O'CONNOR Religion I SISTER JOSEPH ANGELA Spanish I, II, Band, Freshman Music Sponsor: Z Club MR. DON CHRISTENSEN Athletic Director Counselor, World Geography, Psychol- ogy, Head Football and Wrestling Coach MR. BOB BRYCE American History Coach: Freshman basketball; Assistant football and track 6 SISTER MARY CORNELIA Chemistry, Drafting, Algebra Sponsor: Ccntralites MR. JOE CROSS American Problems, Careers, Counselor MR. BILL CONNORS Geometry, Algebra, Math III Head Basketball Coach, Freshman Football, Assistant Track SISTER LOUISE DE PAUL English I, IV, Speech, Christianity and the Arts Sponsor: Speech Team, Drama Club, Pep Club INSPIRED CENTRAL SISTER ROSE DOLORES World History, American History Sponsor: Freshman Class, YCS MR. ROBERT EHLI Biology, Earth Sci- ence Coach: Debate Team SISTER MARY ELIZABETH Religion I, Coun- selor SISTER MARY EUGENE Geometry, Relgion, Math IV Sponsor: National Honor Society 7 ft MRS. THELMA FITZGERALD English II Sponsor: Sophomore Class MR. WAYNE HILGENDORF Dean of Boys American Problems, Boys Physical Ed. Sponsor: Intra - murals, A.V. Club Coach: Freshman Wrestling MR. FRANK GUENTHER A Cappella, Girls' A Cappella, Highigh- MRS. JANE HUDSON English III SISTER MARIA Librarian Sponsor: L Club 8 SISTER LUCIAN MARIE American Problems, Religion II, Con- temporary World Problems Sponsor: G. A . A . MR JERRY SHIELDS Algebra, Biology, Coach: JV Foot- ball and basket- ball, Assistant track coach SISTER JAMES RENILDE Home Economics, Sewing I, II, Reli- gion I Sponsor: CCD SISTER MARIE PAULA English I, II Sponsor: Central- ites G.A.A. ijr.i i rmrrrrTTv MR. WES TEAGUE Bookkeeping, Short- hand, Secretarial Practice, Business Law Advisor: Rampage Coach: JV Foot- ball, Assistant Track coach SISTER LEO THERESE English IV, Mar- riage Advisor: RAMBLER, YCS NOT PICTURED MR. JAMES BELL Bookkeeper MRS. SANDRA BOTSCH French I, II SISTER MARGARET MARY R.S.M. Latin I, II MRS. CLARE SHULTZ Art MR. TOM ROE World History, Typing Head Track Coach, Assistant football and basketball coach SISTER PERPETUA RSM Religion II 9 The technicalities of physics demand the absolute attention of Mr. Mangan, Bob Ballard and Phil Karls. Mrs. Andrew Schaff, school secretary, has a full day answering the phone, correcting schedules, filling in forms, running errands, and yet she has time to lend a much needed hand to the appreciative students. Sister Louise de Paul, teacher of the new Christianity and the Arts religion class, holds one of the tricks of her trade, a movie reel. Mr. Jim Mack, a man who always has a smile and a few cheery words for the students, has a never-ending job of keep- ing Central clean and in good repair. Some bells summon stu- dents to class, others signal fire, and others send out an SOS for Andy , Mr. Andrew Schaff, head custodian. Whether it be a locker, a light or a leak, his years of service have taught him all the tricks to lick it. COOPERATION BETWEEN STUDENTQ, FACULTY AND QTAFF HELPED MAKE CENTRAL AN EXCELLENT PLACE TO LEARN. Rarely seen standing around, the Central cooks, Mrs. Othelia Witham, Mrs. Ida May and Mrs. Frances Harmon, spend hours preparing good, wholesome meals for students and faculty. IT BEGAN. . . Silence broken with hearty yells. Rooms echoed fresh-friendly cheer. Familiar walls and well-walked floors, Welcomed the students, old and new. HOMECOMING 8P0RT9 Roaring flames of a bright bonfire Glowing smiles on candidates faces Around the World in Eighty Days Reward found in a first place prize Tasting victory earned Being good losers in defeat Pride of a coach, will of a team Backed by a school so confident Spirit known throughout the state MAGAZINE DRIVE Relieving Central's financial stress Setting goals to help a group Reaching goals to help each other A 8EARCH Facing a reflection in a mirror, Searching students find themselves. Living sorrow for hate and sin, Feeling love and a need for all. WEDNESDAY MASS Alive with lively songs Pray for yourself, Pray for your school Being one in soul, one in goal CARNIVAL Working as one, setting the mood Crews of builders, crowds of children The smell of fun and pop com balls Keeps Central alive another year. Queen Francie Mari HOMECOMING Lana Smith Linda Jones ZI M MER- MANS PHOTOS Linda Strieker Betty McCall Bobbie Jo Rivera The traditional snake dance was the only way to begin Homecoming 1966. The fire that sparked the 33-0 win over the Livingston Rangers found its beginning at the bonfire following the snake dance. The blaze grew bigger at the Homecoming assembly when Francie Marble was crowned queen and called for a victory that would be heard around the world. I I Getting ready for a parade takes longer than the parade itself. Band members exhibit some of the confusion felt before the Homecoming parade. Pep Club and Key Club combined their efforts to create a float worthy of a queen. Key Club officers Bob Dris- coll, Jim Stokoe, Dave Oswald, and Vem Roberts drove the Queen's float. For the second year in a row the BAND has captured first place in club float competition. This winning float is indicative of the spirit to work hard and win that is displayed by the band. AROUND THE WORLD THE JUNIOR FLOAT, a combination of applied theme, artistry and hard work, was awarded first place in the class float competition. A couple of natives (Africans?), Mike Lee and Tom Ford, POKE fun at Ron Matliem in the pot. This senior float took second. Is this an entry in the St. Patrick's Day parade? No, it is the sophomores' 'Luck of the Irish' contribution to the Home- coming parade. The float brought back fond memories to the newest arrivals to Central's staff, the Irish nuns. IN 80 DAYS The freshmen began bringing the 'Rams to the Heights' by the class unity it took to make this float. PAGE SPONSOR EMPIRE STEEL MANUFACTURING CO. 50 1 NORTH 18TH ST. Rick Bean (33), lunges for a substantial gain against the Bozeman Hawks, as Jim Frickle (60), blocks for him. Yardage was hard to come by as both teams played heads up ball, both offensively and defensively. Rams Record 8-1 Opponents We They Miles City 14 0 Sidney 59 6 Anaconda 0 20 Wolf Point 39 6 Livingston 33 0 Laurel 27 7 Bozeman 19 14 Butte Central 48 6 Hardin 34 18 Rams scored Opponents 273 77 Pat Schruth (41), cuts to the outside for yardage as the opponent closes in. Mike MacManus (70), attempts a conversion with Jerry Van Valkenburg (20) holding. Mike com- pleted 25 out of 40 attempts in the '66 - '67 season. 18 Not all the members of the football team can play at one time, but they can become involved in cheering the team to victory. Our team did just that the whole season. Here Mike McCleary (31), leads a yell from the sidelines. The cheerleaders and the student body backed the team 100% in their toughest game of the year against Bozeman. The Pep Club made green and white shakers, and the boys made wooden clappers. All the work paid off for the Big Green when the Rams defeated the Hawks 19 to 14. In the '66 - ‘67 football season the Rams played tough. Unity, hard work, spirit, and the lead- ership of the coaches, and Captain Jim Frickle sparked the team to their co-championship trophy. The starting offensive squad consisted of eight seniors and three juniors, with a strong bench coming from senior, junior, and soph, classes. Coach, are you really worried? 19 Jim Frickle, captain of the Rams presents the divisional co-championship trophy to Father Arbanas. Coach Don Christiansen presents the Most Valuable Player Trophy Award to the most outstanding player, chosen by the team and coaches. Rick Bean worked hard and lead the team both on and off the field. 66-67 RAMS CO-CHAMPS OF CENTRAL DIVISION, CLASS A John Agnew tip - toes around end, as a Bozeman Hawk tries furtively to nab him. Centralite Carolers brought the Christmas Spirit to many homes. Mike McManus escorts Tim Vaught (???) to the Tannenbaum Dance. Luddie Hess makes a final check on the Sewing Class Project of dressing dolls for underprivileged children. TANNENBAUM Seniors demonstrate today's teen-agers in one of the scenes at the annual Senior Christmas Assembly. PAGE SPONSOR ABC KIDDIES SHOPS WEST PARK PLAZA Father Dimke Mr. Don Christensen Sister Joseph Angela Mr. Jerry Shields 100% Spirit is . . . doing your homework when you know it won't be collected; staying after school to give and get extra help; asking when you don't understand; accepting defeat as well as victory; trying for a better grade; checking tests until two in the morning so they can be returned the next day; accepting and applying criticism; wanting to learn. PAGE SPONSOR SECURITY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 2701 2ND AVE. N. 23 Tom Bureson Bob Zepp Rams are cool. No—tops; Rams are. .. Well, Rams are. . . SPIRIT Majorettes add frosting to a winning game. Spirit is . . . stands full of students at the Bozeman game; a five hour ride to Great Falls in a school bus; entertaining Ram fans at half-time; Pep Club working for hours on posters; long hard hours spent practicing for this week's game; working four hour shifts at the Carnival; staying up all night working on floats; going to school dances; playing in the band and singing in the choir. Ting-a-ling. Shelley Dowell adds that something extra. BEFORE 8:00 Willie, are you cold? John Coffman asks Willie Papka as they wait in the park for school to begin. Pre-school study hall gives students a chance to prepare for the day's classes. I forgot my English homework. Well, I'll get it done first period. These might be Doug Furrow's thoughts as he comes into school. 26 There's nothing like a hamburger and a coke after a hard day at school. At least Shirley Schiffer seems to think so. AFTER 3:20 Linda Duffy seems relieved to store her books for another night. 27 Dan is studying? No, just posing for a picture. But many students do use the library after school. Bell telephone operators? No, just Central students working at the new Language Lab. THE LANGUAGE LAB MAKES LANGUAGE LOVABLE The new language lab quickly found its way into the hearts of Latin, French, Spanish and shorthand students. Monday through Friday students, eager and otherwise, don the headphones in the lab's fifteen booths. It's tremendous , says Sister Mary Laurita. We're very fortunate to have it. I think all teachers and students using it agree that it has been a great help in making foreign languages more interesting. The lab was donated in mem - ory of Theodore and Mary Karls. Frank Smith seems fascinated as he and Sister Mary Laurita observe the Language Lab in action. In Secretarial Practice, Kathy Whittle searches in vain for something in the files. But all is not file work; they also learn proper office procedure and how to run business ma- chines efficiently. Hard work is the essence of a successful carnival. Although Patty Murdo, Linda Burgess, and Colleen Thomas' teamwork was well organized, Teresa Borer's Art Gallery had that extra effort and originality which won them the prize of ten dollars. Mary Ulrickson tries her luck at Spin the Wheel? Or is it the Rose Bowl? Or Fish Pond????? CARNIVAL To many people, the only problem was parking. Jim Stokoe, President of Key Club and his crew tried to keep traffic moving. An anxious crowd awaits Father Arbanas' announcement of first prize, the ’67 Cougar. Other prizes included a camper, a colored T.V. , a honda, ten portable T.V. 's, a portable stereo and a camera. Preparation played a big part in our story of the year. M. Roe, ABOVE, used the library for class prepara- tion. S. Dowell, BELOW, shows confidence as she gets ready to take part in the Eastern Speech Meet. The Student Council officers, (L. to R.), B. Klein, S. Schiavon, C. Stroebe, M. Beeter, spent many hours preparing for school projects. Music, too, took long hours of preparation. PAGE SPONSOR COLES DEPARTMENT STORE BI l_LI NGS [[MbPfRN MIND THREE TO GET MARRIED female OCCUPATIONS Angie Mangiantini and Louise Astle admire one of the seven religion courses offered to Juniors and Seniors. Now joe the ideas ofHaegal are RELIGION COURSE OFFERINGS CREATED INTEREST not the same as those of Marx explaines Father Dimke. In philosphy, students studied 19th century philosphers. 1 St. Martin and the Beggar' is a perfect example of elongation, says Diane Carrol] Christianity and the Arts provided students the opportunity to examine the relationship between God and art. PAGE SPONSOR VAUGHN- RAGSDALE 29 AND IAVE. N. 33 John Kiedrowski works on a takedown. PAGE SPONSOR SMITHTS FUNERAL HOME 120 NORTH 26TH STREET TOPS OF THE SEASON TAKEDOWNS 23 Mike Kenney REVERSALS 26 Dave Jochim NEARFALLS 8 Phil Karls ESCAPES 19 J. Kiedrowski PREDICAMENTS 11 Phil Karls BRIGHT MOMENTS IN WRESTLING Tom Budewitz struggles to keep his man on the mat. 34 Sweating Ed Szudera strains to pin his man A cool, calm Ed Carding wins another match Cagey Cuss Ward rides 'em tough The winner, John Kiedrowski. FIVE RAMS GO TO STATE Mike Kenney, Ed Szudera, Ed Garding, Phil Karls and John Kiedrowski represented the Rams at Great Falls. PAGE SPONSOR ZIMMERMAN’S STUDIO 220 NO. BROADWAY Concentration—the key to success. In referee’s position, Phil Karls is ready for action. You take control, says Coach Christensen as Mike Kenney goes into overtime. GROWTH IN SPIRIT The Wednesday Mass at school gives the students a chance to receive Christ, to offer Him thanks, and to grow in spirit, both for the Church and the school. In preparation for this Mass, confessions are heard at noon in the chapel. At the Wednesday Mass, Father Dimke and Mike McCleary distribute communion to the student body. Father Arbanas, celebrant of the Mass, says the confiteor with Tim Schruth. A quick visit to the chapel helps Paula Monoco and Donna Proper through the day. 37 Using Busen burner and ruler, Mike Hardy, Candy Johnson and Mike Roberts work with extreme care to get accurate results in Earth Science. Kathy Florez focuses on an amoeba in Mr. Ehli's Biology class. P88C PHYSICS, BSCS BIOLOGY, CHEM STUDY Debbie Schaffer and Dick Sietz seem engrossed in what they are doing while Patsy Larguier watches Chuck Porter's Chemistry experiment with great interest. PAGE SPONSOR RIP’S SHOES 1212 GRAND AV. Vernon Roberts supervises Margaret Poore, Mary Ulrickson and Mary Ann Maloney's construction of a ripple tank in Physics. PAGE SPONSOR HESTER’S STUDIO PORTRAITS ARE BEAUTIFUL. BV ROZELL AND OTHER SCIENCES HELPED STUDENTS LEARN THROUGH EXPERIMENTATION As Steve Dissel (CENTER), Dave Doss and Mike Ryan set up an experimental electronics circuit breaker, John Whittle explains to Jim McCall what it is all about. THE BOY FRIEND, Central's musical comedy, is a take-off on the old theme boy-meets-girl. Trying out for parts are Rita Whittington and Dave McNeely (ABOVE), Bobbie Jo Rivera and Bob Jochem (RIGHT), and Rita Whittington, Pauline Burgoyne. Mary Beeter, Bobbie Jo Rivera, Tammy Montalban and Diana Holzer. THE FINE ARTS ASQEMBLY Suffering as exemplified in art lorms through the ages formed the theme of this year's Fine Arts assembly. Five dancers opened the program with a demonstration of an ancient ritual dance de- picting suffering. The program included vocal solos by Mike Cucciardi (above), Pauline Burgoyne and Teresa Rossetto; cuttings from The Cruci- ble and MEMBER OF THE WEDDING; choral selections from Murder in the Cathedral; art slides; and selections by the band. 41 Donna Proper and Sister James Renilde figure out where to put the buttons. Dreams of good times in her new after five” dress enthrall Sally Sally Orchowski. PAGE SPONSOR BARRY O'LEARY, INC. 215 NORTH 16TH COURSES IN ENGLISH, SPEECH, AND SOCIAL STUDIES Bob Kademacker, Dave Mueller, David Zeeck and Steve Healow consult outside sources for World History reports. Gay Rydberg demonstrates Brush up and down, not back and forth, in Speech I. Cheryl Nelson and Jim Keller, avid readers, bombard Vickie Winter with books they found interesting. PROVIDED INSIGHT INTO MAN'S LIFE TODAY AND YESTERDAY PAGE SPONSOR BAUMGARTNER WELLER STUDIO 2916 SECOND AV NORTH Sentence structure problems occupy Alan Campbel, Doreen Saylor and Tony Richter in English II. While much has been accom- plished in classes, much re- mains to be done. Some classes achieved variety through movies and outside speakers. Some students got involved by giving reports, demonstrations and discus- sion. All-out effort is essen- tial to keep up with the swift current of modem times. GREEN AND WHITE WERE READY TO FIGHT! In an up-and-down season, the Rams came out with a 10-11 record and sixth in Division I standings. The Rams averaged 58 points a game and held their opponents to 50. Regular starters were Rick Bean, center; Pat Schruth, guard; Jim Petek, forward; Tony De Avila, forward; and Bob Moore, guard. Coach Bill Connors had plenty of reserve strength in seniors John Agnew and Dave Oswald. Juniors Tony Blackmore, Jerry Van Valkenburg, Phil Zeeck, Fred Marble and Dick Ryan; and sophomores Alan Campbell, Matt Pirtz and Scott Tally completed the varsity. The spirit of the team was high at the tournament and Jim Petek earned a position on the All-tournament team. Rick Bean and Con Stroebe received honorable mention. Jim Petek (22) goes high for the ball and teammates Pat Schruth (40) and Rick Bean (44) are ready for action. Petek 442 DeAvila 200 Bean 192 Sc ruth 108 Moore 97 Oswald 64 Agnew 26 VanValkenberg 24 Zeech 10 Blackmore 8 Campbell 8 Stroebe 6 Ryan 6 Marble 0 Leaving the floor after introductions, the Rams show the fighting spirit that helped them through many a game. Stringbean Petek, with his superior jumping Cool and calm, Mr. D. knows his secret as he ability, gains control in a jump ball with Laurel. puts it through the mesh for Central. m ■— REBOUNDS I can jump higher than Petek 216 Stroebe you, Mr. D. seems to say as he takes the ball from teammate, Jim Petek. Bean 189 Zeech DeAvila Oswald 147 115 Van Valkenberg Ryan Sc ruth 63 Blackmore Moore 43 Marble Agnew 30 Campbell Keep up the hustle; get on the boards; get on the defense, says Coach Bill Connors in a time-out during the Miles City game. co co co cn cn o Stu bent Directory Building a School Assemblies brought knowledge Clubs bring unity of purpose Dances Bring fun together Socials unite a class as one. They all build spirit Faculty lending a helping hand Students grow up, accept life. Striving for Central, standing tall Each one doing his part. Seniors know emptiness in their hearts Doors close. They are on their own. Concerts Fright forgotten under the lights Clear sounds fill the gym Singers thankful for the chance Applause, an encore, a goal achieved. Prom, Juniors united with energy Seniors feel the sting of memories Underclassmen anxious for next year It Ends. .. A spine with a chill An eye with a tear; the story of this year. .. Tammy Montalban CLASS OF '67 IDEALS ARE LIKE STARS; YOU WILL NOT SUCCEED IN TOUCHING THEM WITH YOUR HANDS, BUT LIKE THE SEAFARING MAN IN THE DESERT OF WATERS, YOU CHOOSE THEM AS YOUR GUIDES. FOLLOWING THEM, YOU REACH YOUR DESTINY. CARL SCHURZ MICHELE ACKER JOHN AG NEW JOHN ALDRICH CONNIE ALLARD JOE BATESON BOB BALLARD CAROL BATT KEVIN BAUER RICHARD BEAN 48 KEN BENNER BARBARA BERMES TOM BUDEWITZ PAULINE BURGOYNE JEANIE CANTRELL DIANE CARROLL LOIS CARROLL DENNIS CASEY KEN BERMES BOB BERMES GERRY BISHOP TERESA BORER ARDIS BOYLE BARBARA BROWN 49 ANGELO CHAVEZ BEVERLY CHEBUL JANET CLINE KATHY CONTER BARBARA DAY JEAN DERNBACH JOSEPH DIDIER NANCY DIETZ MAN MARSHA DOSS SHELLEY DOWELL ROBERT DRISCOLL IRENE DUTTON DON EWALS LARRY FELTON 50 DEBBIE GRIMM KATHIE HALL LINDA HARRIS MARILYN HEALEY DENNIS HEFFNER SUEHERMINGHAUS KATHY GARDNER NANCY GLENNON 51 PHIL KARLS RICK KELLER LUDDIE HESS KATHY HICKEY DIANA HOLZER ‘ YOU ONLY HAVE TO EXPLAIN FAILURES; LINDA JONES CAROL KAISER MIKE KENNY KATHRYN KELLY CHARLIE HUEBNER BOB JOCHEM SCHELLE JOHNSON 52 PATRICK KESSEL ROBERT KLEIN DEAN KNUDSEN MARY ANN LARGUIER MIKE LEE MIKE McCLEARY CATHY MacINTYRE ROBERT McKENNA BETTY McCALL DAVE McNEELY SUCCESS SPEAKS FOR ITSELF 1 CHARLES F. KETTERING MARY ANN MALONEY FRANCIE MARBLE 53 MARGE MARONICK THERESA MARTIN WAYNE MOOS ROBERT MOORE TOM MUELLER TIMBER MURRAY DEBBIE NEISS LARRY OBIE RONALD MATHERN PATRICK MINARD GORDON MISCHEL PAULA MONACO DAN MONAHAN TAMMY MONT ALBAN THE 8ENI0R8 CHANTED. 54 JIM PAY ELIS SHARON O'LEARY SALLY ORCHOWSKI DAVID OSWALD . . . PLEDGE YOUR LOYALTY ONCE AGAIN. ONCE AGAIN. . JIM PETEK MARCAR ET POOR E DONNA PROPER BOBBIE JO RIVERA VERNON ROBERTS JoANN ROGERS RANDY ROSE TERESA ROSSETTO 55 ELAINE SABO CHARLES SCHAFER JOHN SCHAFER SANDI SCHIAVON SHIRLEY SCHIEFFER THERESA SCHNEIDER SENIORS LOOK FORWARD GENE SCHWARTZ KAREN SMITH KAREN SLOVARP LANA SMITH 56 TIM VAUGHT JOYCE WAGNER 57 TO HI8 MEMORY WE PAY TRIBUTE We the Seniors of '67 remember our friend and classmate Rick DeMeyer, who drowned this past summer. May Our Prayers Light His Way LYNNE WESTBROOK DEBBIE WHITSON BEVERLY WINCH ELL DENNIS WINTER RITA WHITTINGTON KATHY WHITTLE TONY WOLF BOB ZEPP PAT ZITUR THERESA ZUMBRUN NOT PICTURED JOE NAVASIO TONY DeAVILA LEX EDWARDS JOE SCHWEHR WILLIE SMITH 58 Debby Ackerman Ted Agnew CLASS Vida Avens Paul Bach '68 David Arrotta Louise Astle Jim Becker Mary Beeter Connie Benoist Kathie Bitzan Tony B lac km ore Mary Jean Bourret Mike Boyett John Bragg Peg Brant Mary Breen Carol Bresnahan Sue Bromenshenk Jim Buller Barb Carroll Shelia Casey 59 Mary Connolly Mike Cucciardi Rita Daylong Jerry Degenhart Mary Desmul Nancy Dolan Bill Dow Diane Duffner Mary Ehlenburg Charlene Eskro Sharon Fendrick Ken Ferro Bernard Frigge Mary Ann Glennon Greg Guay Randy Gullard Peggy Gullickson Janet Hamilton John Hanchett John Hauptman Eddie Helgeson Pat Herold Charlene Hirsh David Jochim Kim Johnson 60 Bob Jonkowski Celine Jordan Margie Kaiser Jim Keller Terry Kelly Larry Kenny Tex Kiedrowski Karen Klundt Jack Kuhbacher Patsy Larguier Sue Lesniak Barb Ligget Debbie Linder Tom Lohrenz Lynette Lorang Pat McCann Ed McIntosh Dana McManus Les Magers Angie Maniantini Fred Marble Jane Maronick Tim Marron Mike Meyer Roberta Miller 61 Eileen Mary Charles Minette Norm and Porter Douglas Julie Linda Mitchell O'Leary Proper Kathy Susan Joe Moos Oswald Purcell Cheryl Willard Alona Kay Nelson Papka Ratchie Ron Ray Dennis Nordland Perryman Ratchie Nancy Stan John Riedle Rubel Schulte Tom Dick Richard Rolando Ryan Seitz Katie Tom Joe Roscoe Saubert Sherm an Rodney Linda Peggy Rose Schaff Shoemaker Anne Debbie Paul Ross Schaffer Singer 62 BE NOT 8IMPLY GOOD Ruth Laurie John Soria Taylor Turcotte Phil Peggy Francie Stammen Thelen Ulrickson Mike John Jerry Sullivan Thomas VanValkenburg Bob Mark Mary Talbot Tokarski NOT PICTURED Dan Brady Carol Dickey Ron Darenfield Jim White VanValkenburg BUT GOOD FOR 80METHING . THOREAU Claudia Bill Jerry Vasser Walton Wyrzykowski Susan Curtis Phil Vap Ward Zeek Francie Vicki Vicki Vollhaber Winter Zimmerer Edna Rita Ron Walsh Wynoop Zitur 63 Brenda Albright Jean Albus Debby Allard Jacque Allard Art Allen Larry Arnold Barbara Bauer Jerry Boespflug Mary Boschert Carla Boyle CLASS 5 Alan Campbell Mike Capser Gail Chebul Jim Craighill Mary Dahl Stephen Dell Chuck DeMeyer Patty Dernbach Maria Dider Steve Dissel Connie Brooks Roy Brown Mike Buchanan Tom Bureson 64 Dave Doss Mark Eby Kathy Florez Gary Ford Teri Frickle John Gerharz Tom Ham Betty Harris Sanda Harris Tim Harris Bob Hayes Annette Healey Mike Heffner Jean Helgeson Linda Hensel Robin Herman Connie Hertz Sharon Holzer Don Hughes Linda Jochim John Kamperschroer Beverly Karls John Kiedrowski Mike Kirkness Anita Knudsen 65 Craig Kosovich Frank Kroll Tom Lee Peter Longo Janie Lucien James McCall Peggy McGahan Michaela McIntosh Ann McIntyre John McIntyre Ann McLaughlin SOPHOMOREQ DEEPENED THEIR Elaine Maloney Ray Marscal Loraine Matthews Jock Michelotti Lillis Milam Theresa Miller Sharon Minette Mary Mitchell Dick Monaco Julie Myers Debbie Neibauer Peggy Neiss Dessie Nitchman Jim Obie Peggy O'Conner 66 Lore an Oliver Mike Olson JoAnn Orchowski Ken Papka Bob Pelatt Gail Perryman Matt Pirtz Greg Poore Vicky Rabben Debbie Radecki Yvonne Reynolds David Rodrigues Pat Roe Charles Rubel Joan Rydberg ENTHUSIASM FOR CENTRAL Pam Schaffer John Schieffer Nicky Schneider Tim Schruth Peggy Schwehr Pat Sexton Cathy Shields Chuck Shields Mary Jo Slovak Dan Smith 67 Frank Smith Mary Ann Smith Gary Staudinger Roby Sticka Ted Szudera Scott Talley Anita Thelen Andy Thomas Joan Turcotte Sandy Twomey Dorothy Ulrickson James Urlacher Suzie Vandal Patti Vladic Dick Walker Michelle Walsh Ginny Walter Kathy Weidinger Mary White John Whittle Bert Williams Dennis Winchell Jim Winchell Barbara Wold Mary Kay Zagorda Ted Zagurski John Zeeck Frank Zimmerer David Zine 68 Dennis Kathie Marilyn Ackerman Arrotta Bauer Mark Susan Mike Bekken Biegenzahn Bishop Barbara Bitzan Jacque Blotsky Michaela Boers chinger Micheal Boerer Steven Bradley Robert Brown Karen Bruce Linda Burgess Randy Bums Kathy Capser Pat Carrol Bob Chappie Debbie Clark Colleen Cline John Coffman 69 Barbara Dan Judy Connolly Conter Cormier Loretta Teresa Denise Cross Dahl Degenhart Tim Daniel Kristine Degnan Depner Desmul Debbie Dennis Ronald DuVal Ehresman Ehresman T eresa Kathy Steve Focht Frickle Frickle Linda Jane Suzanne Duffy Dukart Dunsworth Sharon Chuck Linda Elis Eskro Felton Candace Lonnie Douglas Frink Funk Furrow Laura Glennon Larry Gohn Dino Gosecky Donna Gosecky Teresa Gosecky Beverly Gregoire Mark Gullard Pam Gullickson Stan Hadler Janette Haider Robert Hall Tom Hall Mike Hardy Michael Healey Steve Healow MAY THEY FIND HERE EVERY CONDITION NECES8ARY TO A TRUE AND ENLIGHTENED EDUCATION ' -SCOTT Marie Helgeson Tim Tricia Conrad Herman Herminghaus Herold Larry Herzog Mark Hoene 71 James Holbert Barbara Hughes Candace Johnson Debbie Johnson Michael Johnson James Karls Peggy Kelly Jean Kennedy Kim Kiedrowski John Knodel Dave Kreiter Michael Lee Debbie Leone Mike Linder William Link 72 John Martin Sharon Messer Stan Messer Timothy Meurer Tim Mitchell Ann Mohs FRESHMEN PROMOTED UNITY ON THEIR HOMECOMING FLOAT AND AT THEIR TALENT SHOW. Mary Jane Moos Dave Mueller Larry Mueller Rye M uir Patricia Murdo Denise Normand Beverly Novasio Pat Novasio Mary O'Leary Janet Oswald Teresa Papka Richard Prill Robert Rademacher Janice Rasky Dennis Rausch 73 Kathryn Nadine Betty Kim Mike Randy Reed Riedl Riley Rivera Roberts Roberts A8 A FRESHMAN PASSES INTO THE DOORWAYS OF CENTRAL, HE PASSES INTO A NEW HORIZON Michelle Roe Teresa Roscoe Gene Rose Richard Rose Mary Ross Julie Ryan Gay Rydberg Nancy Schafer Clare Scherger Carol Schillinger Julie Ann Schneider Bonnie Schreiber Kathleen Schulte Roland Schumacher John Sexton 74 Pat Sheehy Kay Silbemagel Robert Smith Sheila Smith James Sommers Carol Stammen Tony Stephani James Sticka Marlise Stroebe Jane Sturm Susan Thelen Colleen Thomas Helen Tucci Gerard Urlacher Jeanne Vasser NOT PICTURED: Mark Linder Louetta Ventre 11 Jane Wilde James Vetsch Linda Wilson Colleen Walsh Rachel Wynkoop Dick Walter Joseph Zahn Cheri Whitson Dave Zeeck Patty Whittle Chuck Zitur 75 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dave Jochim, President; Curtis Ward, Treasurer; Mary Van Valkenburg, Secretary; Dick Seitz, Vice-president THEY TIGHTEN THE BONDS OF UNITY AND LOYALTY FOR CENTRAL SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Phil Karls, Vice-president, Bob Zepp, President, Lana Smith, Secretary, Linda Jones, Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS John Gerharz, Vice-President; Suzie Vandal, Secretary; Jock Michelotti, President, Mary Jo Slovak, Treasurer FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Mark Lindner, President; Marlise Stroebe, Vice-president; Trish Herminghaus, Treasurer; Laura Glennon, Secretary STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Jerry Van Valkenburg, Third Vice-president; Mary Beeter, Treasurer; Bob Klein, First Vice-president; Sandi Schiavon, Second Vice-president; Francie Marble, Secretary; Con Stroebe, President NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW, left to right: Sister Maty Eugene, Tammy Mont a lb an, Mary Ulrickson, Diane Carroll (Treasurer), Debbie Neiss (Secretary), Bob Driscoll (Vice-President), Dave Oswald (President), Jeanie Cantrell. SECOND ROW: John Kamperschoer, Patty Demback, Loraine Matthews, Elaine Maloney, Ardis Boyle, Mary Ann Larguier, Tom Ham. THIRD ROW: Linda Schaff, Pasty Larguier, Charlene Hirsch, Lynette Lorang, Sue Vap, Sue Bromen- shenk, Celine Jordon, Diana Holzer. BACK ROW: Dave Jochim, Chuck Porter, Randy Gullard, Phil Karls, Jim Stokoe, Dick Walker, Con Stroebe. 78 Father Powers, Pastor at St. Thomas the Apostle parish and former superintendent of Central, was the guest speaker at the Honor Society installation. Bob Driscoll, Vice-President of the National Honor Society, receives a Com- mended Student Award for the National Merit Test from Sister Regina, principal. Debbie Neiss (Secretary) and Diane Carroll, (Treasurer) in- duct Jeanie Cantrell as one of the new members of the Honor Society. KEY CLUB--FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Bateson, E. Garding (Treas.), B. Driscoll (Vice-Pres.), J. Stokoe (Pres.), D. McNeely (Sec.), J. VanValkenburg. MIDDLE ROW: P. Singer, B. Zepp, P. Schruth, P. McCann, J. Purcell, J. Gerharz, J. Kampershroer, L. Kenney. BACK ROW: R. Gullard, M. Sullivan, D. Oswald, R. Bean, M. Buchanan, J. Hauptman, P. Roe, J. Buller, C. Stroebe. Z CLUB--FRO NT ROW, left to right: F. Vollhaber (V.Pres.), A. Mangiantini (Sec.), T. Rossetto (Treas.), R. WMttington (Pres.). MIDDLE ROW: A. Lucien, S. Sturm, J. O'Leary, B. Rivera, B. Carroll. BACK ROW: L. Astle, L. Strieker, N. Dolan, L. Westbrook, S. Yap, Sister Joseph Angela (Sponsor). WE SERVE WHILE WE BUILD PAGE SPONSOR ANTHONY’S DEPARTMENT STORE 1212 GRAND AVE. JAYBEES— FRONT ROW, left to right: G. Guay, R. Rose, J. Kiedrowski, W. Walton, C. Ward (Sec.), J- Schafer (Pres.), D. Jochim (Treas.), D. Hughes, J. Michelotti, T. Schruth, B. Williams. BACK ROW: J. Schulte, K. Ferro, D. Ratchie, M. Boyett, D. Sietz, M. Tokarski, J. Agnew, E. Szudera, D. Monahan, M. Lee, P. Longo, J. Pav- elis, T. Agnew, B. Klein. v 81 I Have you ever wondered when you walk into class and see the movie projector and slide set up who did it? Probably it was B. Talbot, J. Aldrich, C. Porter, J. Bragg, andM. Boyett of the Audio-Visual Club. These boys see that the record player and tape recorder are delivered to the right rooms. THESE GROUPS HELPED THE SCHOOL RUN SMOOTHLY AND EFFICIENTLY The L-Club is always willing to lend a helpful hand in the library. A. Ross, N. Deitzman, M. McIn- tosh, J. Rogers, B. Brown, K. Roscoe and E. Walsh check in and out books, type up the file cards, and keep die library in good order. During class time the Office Workers are the only ones who really belong in the halls. Mrs. Schaff keeps K. Slovarp, F. Vollhaber, T. Rossetto, T. Borer, D. Grimm, and J. Steiner busy by answer- ing phone calls, delivering messages and picking up the absentee lists. I A CAPPELLA CHOIR—L. TO R. , FRONT ROW: E. Walsh, T. Montalban, J. Cantrell, S. Johnson, S. O'Leary, M. Beeter, R. Whittington, T. Rossetto, J. O'Leary, D. Neiss, M. Breen, L. Strieker, D. Holzer. SECOND ROW: L. Reynolds, P. Burgoyne, B. Ligget, M. Slovak, L. Westbrook, J. Maronick, B. Rivera, A. Lucien, M. Doss, M. Desmul, R. Daylong, S. Sturm. THIRD ROW: B. Klein, C. Schafer, M. Cucciardi, G. Guay, M. McDleary, D. Stenerson, J. Kamperschroer, K. Conter, L. Harris, R. Dutton, L. Jones, J. Steiner. FOURTH ROW: T. Blackmore, B. Jochem, P. Karls, S. Zimmerer, M. Buchanan, D. Casey, J. Bateson, R. Mathem, D. Ewals, J. Hauptman, K. Ferro, J. Gerharz. MANY OF CENTRAL'?} SOUNDS ARE MUSICAL GIRLS CHORUS —L TO R, FRONT ROW: Mr. Guenther, L. Milam, S. Dunsworth, P. Shoemaker, T. Mon- talban, C. Walsh, M. Ulrickson, L. Cross, P. Dembach, C. Boyle. SECOND ROW: B. Karls, P. Gullickson, P. McGahan, J. Turcotte, M. Maronick, J. Lucien, L. Astle, V. Zimmerer, T. Miller. THIRD ROW:M. Stroebe, J. Schneider, J. Dukart, D. Clark, B. Riley, R. Miller, D. Duffner, S. Fendrick, K. Frickle, J. Vasser. FOURTH ROW: P. Sexton, J. Myers, T. Foch, M. Zagorda, S. Lesniak, V. Rabben, V. Avens, M. Norm and, A. Boyle. HIGHLIGHTERS--BACK TO FRONT, LEFT: B. Jochem, L. Westbrook, T. Blackmore, M. Beeter, P. Karls, T. Montalban, M. Cucciardi, P. Burgoyne. BACK TO FRONT, RIGHT: T. Rossetti, D. Casey, B. Rivera, J. Hauptman, D. Neiss, D. Stenerson, R. Dutton, J. Kamperschroer. ND SMOKING A CAPPELLA CHOIR--L. to R. , FRONT ROW: E. Walsh, T. Montalban, J Cantrell, S Johnson, S O'Leary, M. Beeter R. Whittington, T. Rossetto, J. O'Leary, D. Neiss, M. Breen, L. Strieker, D. Holzer. SECO ROW: L. Reynolds, P. Burgoyne, B. Ligget, M. Slovak, L. Westbrook, J. Maromck 1B. Rivera A Lucien, M. Doss, M Desmul, R. Daylong, S. Sturm. THIRD ROW: B. Klein, C. Schafer, M Cucciardi C Guay, M. McDleary, D. Stenerson, J. Kamperschroer, K. Conter, L. Harris, R. Dutton, L. Jones, J. s 1 • FOURTH ROW: T. Blackmore, B. Jochem, P. Karls, S. Zimmerer, M. Buchanan, D. Casey, J. Bateson, Mathern, D. Ewals, J. Hauptman, K. Ferro, J. Gerharz. GIRLS CHORUS—L. to R. , FRONT ROW: Mr. Guenther, L. Milam, S. Dunsworth P. Shoemaker, T. Montalban, C. Walsh, M. Ulrickson, L. Cross, P. Dernbach, C. Boyle SECOND ROW: B Karls P. Gullickson, P. McGahan, J. Turcotte, M. Maronick, J. Lucien, L- Y- Zl™m.?r.er� T' cM v c ‘ ™ R ROW: S. Stroebe, J. Schneider, J. Dukart, D. Clark, D. Duffner, S. Fendrick K. Fnchle, S. V asser. FOURTH ROW: P. Sexton, J. Myers, T. Foch, M. Zagorda, S. Lesniak, V. Rabben, V. Avens, M. Norma , A. Boyle. HIGHLIGHTERS--BACK TO FRONT, LEFT: B. Jochem, L. Westbrook, T. Blackmore, M. Beeter P. Karls, 1. Montalban, M. Cucciardi, P. Burgoyne. BACK TO FRONT, RIGHT: T. Rossetti, D. Casey, B. Rivera, J. Hauptman, D. Neiss, D. Stenerson, R. Dutton, J. Kamperschroer. CONCERT BAND CONCERT BAND—L TO R: K. Capser, K. Florez, S. Thelen, T. Marron, S. Biegenzahn, K. Whittle, B. Ferro, G. Schwartz, C. Boyle, F. Ulrickson, E. McIntosh, G. Boesflug, A. Allen, M. Gainan, L. Cross, D. McNeely, D. Winter, D. Whitson, L. Obie, D. Rausch, T. Sagursky, P. Schwer, J. Capser, D. Ulrickson, L. Felton, J. Keller, B. Carroll, L. Golm, G. Staudinger, M. Ulrickson, S. Dell, R. Ehresman. PAGE SPONSOR LINDAMOOD MUSIC CO. 224 N. BROADWAY CCD—LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Thelen, C. Whitson, L. Wilson, V. Rabben, K. Ar- rotta, M. Maronick, J. My- ers. RELIGIOUS CLUB8 PROVIDE AN OUTLET FOR ASPIRATIONS, IDEALS The Religious Clubs are a facet of our school life not concerned with recognition. They work from dedication to God and the fellow man. If they see a particular problem, they try to get at the root of it and solve it. Students may not be aware of what these groups have done for them, but hopefully their work has been effec- tive. SOPHOMORE YCS—LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Brown, J. Mic- helotti, T. Bureson, B. Harris, M. Slovak, V. Rabben. PAGE SPONSOR L. CLAYTON ALLARD, M. D. 519 AVE. C. 86 CENTRALITES—LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: K. Weidinger, E. Malony, Sister M. Paula, R. Wynkoop, J. Oswald, M. Doss, F. Ulrickson, M. Malony. STANDING: P. Gullickson, P. Dembach, Sister M. Laurita, B. Karls, R. Wynkoop, L. Schaff, Sister Cornelia, K. Conter, S. Schi- effer, C. Whitson. SENIOR YCS—LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Allard, D. Holzer, P. Mon- aco, J. Agnew, M. Maronick, S. Dowell, R. Bean. JUNIOR YCS--LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Walsh, D. Schaffer, M. Glennon, D. Jochim, A. Mangiantini, B. Car- roll, D. Sietz, G. Guay, C. Ward. JUNIOR YCS—LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Tokarsk, N. Dolan, Mr. Mangan, F. Vollhaber, C. Hirsch, J. VanValkenburg, B. Walton. PEP CLUB OFFICERS (L to R) M. Maronick (SGt. - at - arms), C. Allard (Treas.), Sharon O'Leary (Sec.), M. Doss (Vice-Pres.), C. MacIntyre (Pres.). J. V. CHEERLEADERS: B. Harris, P. McGahan, M. Walsh, G. Chebul, D. Allard. VARSITY FOOTBALL BACK ROW: Coach Christensen, D. Heffner, M. McCleary, D. Jochim, C. Stroebe, M. Tokarski, M. Mac- Manus, M. Pirtz, D. Brady, S. Rubei, C. Ward, W. Smith, V. Roberts, J. Kiedrowski, Coach Roe. MIDDLE ROW: J. Frickle, D. Ryan, R. Bean, P. Zeeck, P. Schruth, B. Moore, J. VanValkenberg, B. McKenna, G. Schwartz, E. Szudera, E. Garding, Coach Bryce. THIRD ROW: Managers: G. Guay, T. Saubert, T. Kiedrowski, J. Wyrskowski, M. Sullivan, T. Schruth, R. Zitur, R. Perryman, P. Minard, F. Marble, J. Agnew, Manager: Terry Kelly. WE HAD THE TEAMQ, THAT WERE REALLY GREAT. WRESTLERS J. Buller, C. Ward, M. Capser, M. MacManus, T. Szudera, J. Staudinger, F. Smith, Coach Christensen. MIDDLE ROW: J. McIntyre, E. Garding, E. Szudera, P. Karls, T. Budewitz, J. Kiedrowski, M. Kenney, J. Purcell. FRONT ROW: D. Jochim, D. Monahan, R. Gullard, A. Allen, D. Monaco, J. Boesflug. KNEELING, left to right: M. White, S. Minette, R. Miller, A. Mangiantini, S. Lesniak. STANDING: T. Montalban, M. Poore, M. Reed, L. Funk, J. Lucien, V. Rabben, T. Mitchell, S. Dowell, B. Riley. SPEECH TEAM Original Oratory Tammy Montalbon Margaret Poore Humorous Declamation Sue Lesniak Mary White Serious Declamation Roberta Miller Sharon Minette Oral Interpretation Shelly Dowell Betty Riley Extemporaneous Speaking Jane Lucien Mary Reed Lonnie Funk Tim Mitchell Oratorical Declamation Angie Mangiantini 95 RAMBLER STAFF, BACK ROW: (1 to r) V. Roberts, D. Carroll, B. Driscoll, S. Hermingaus, P. Minard. MIDDLE ROW: P. Mon- aco, D. Proper, C. Hertz, M. Norm and, A. Mangiantini, V. Winter, C. Hirsch. BOTTOM: D. Grimm, S. Oswald, F. Volhaber, V. Zimmerer, L. Astle, T. Schnieder. LETTERMEN, BACK: P. Karls, M. MacManus, E. Garding, J. Petek, D. Ryan, P. Zeeck, M. Sullivan, T. DeAvila, C. Stroebe, J. Turcotte. MIDDLE: Coach Don Christensen, F. Marble, J. Kiedrowski, J. Buller, (Sgt.-at-arms) B. McKenna, (sec.), R. Bean, (Pres.), D. Oswald (treas.), G. Schwartz, (Vice-pres.), D. Heffner, J. VanValkenburg. FRONT: B. Moore, W. Papka, B. Frigge, D. Monahan, J. Agnew, E. Szudera, P. 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NELLES ART CLINE INS RLTY 211 N 30 BILLINGS CENTRAL'S CENTURY CLUB • Mr. Elmer Link • Mrs. A. A. Moore • Mr. John C. Sheehy • Mr. Francis Stroebe As the last deadline goes to print, we of the RAMBLER staff would like to ac- knowledge and thank the following: Mr. Gene Stock, American Yearbook Rep- resentative. THE GAZETTE for the use of their pictures. Special thanks for work above and beyond the call of duty to: Mr. Ed Weller of Baumgartner- Weller Studio. PAGE SPONSOR SOLTERO MEDICAL AND SURGICAL GROUP 315 NORTH BROADWAY SENIORS Acker, Michele 48,93 Agnew, John 20,48,81,82,87,90, 91.96 Aldrich, John 48,82 Allard, Connie 24.48,87, 89, 96 Ballard, Bob 10,48 Bateson, Joe 33,48,80,83 Bauer, Kevin 48 Bean, Richard 18,20,44,48.80, 87.90.91.96 Benner, Ken 49 Bcrmes, Barbara 49 Bermes, Kenneth 49 Bermes, Bob 49 Bishop. Gerry 49 Borer. Theresa 49,82 Boyle, Ardis 49,78,83 Brown, Barbara 49.82 Budewitz, Tom 34,50,90 Burgoyne, Pauline 24.40,50,83 Batt, Carol 50 Cantrell, Jeanie 29,50,78,79,83 Carroll, Diane 33,50,78,79,96 Carroll, Lois 50 Casey, Dennis 50, 83 Chavez, Angelo 50 Chebul, Beverly 50,92 Cline. Janet 50, 92 Conter. Kathy 24,32,50,83, 87 Day, Barbara 50 DeAvila, Tony 45,46,50. 91,96 Dembach. Jean 41,50, 92, 93 Didier, Joseph 50 Dietzman, Nancy Kay 50,82 Doss, Marsha 50,83,87,89,92 Dowell, Shelley 25,32,50,87,92, 93,94,95 Driscoll, Bob 15,50,78,79,80,96 Dutton, Irene 24,50,83 Edwards. Lex 50 Ewals, Don 50. 83 Felton, Larry 50 Ferro, Bill 51,84 Fischer, Judy 51 Ford, Tom 17,51 Frickle, Jim 18,20,51,90 Gainan, Michael 51,84 Carding, Ed 35,51,80, 90, 96 Gardner. Kathy 51,92,96 Glennon, Nancy 24.51,92 Grimm, Debbie 51,82,96 Hall, Kathie 25,51.93,96 Harris, Linda 21,51,83,92,93 Healey, Marilyn 51,93 Heffner, Dennis 29, 51,90, 96 Herminghaus, Sue 51,96 Hess, Luddie 21,52 Hickey. Kathy 52,92 Holzer, Diana 40.52,78,83,87,94 Huebner, Charles 52 Jochem, Bob 40,52,83 Johnson, Schelle 52,83 Jones, Linda 14,52.76,83,92 Kaiser, Carol 52 Karls, Phil 10, 36, 52, 76, 78, 83, 90, 96 Keller, Richard 52 Kelly, Kathyrn 52 Kenny, Mike 36,52,90 Kessel, Patrick 53 Klein, Robert 32,53,77,81 Knudsen, Dean 53 Larguier, Mary Ann 41, 53, 78 , 92 Lee. Mike 17,53.81 MacIntyre, Cathy 24,53,89 McCall, Betty 14,53.88 McCleary, Mike 19,37,53,80,83, 90 McKenna, Robert 53,90,96 McNeely, Dave 40, 53.80, 84 Maloney, Mary Ann 39, 53, 87, 92 Marble, Francie 14, 19, 24, 53, 77, 88 Maronick, Margie 54, 83, 86, 87, 89, 92 Martin, Theresa 54 Mathern, Ronald 54,83 Minard, Pat 54,90,96 Mischel, Gordon 54 Monoca, Paula 37,54,87,96 Monahan, Dan 27,54,81,90, 96 Montalban, Tammy 40. 54,78,83, 95 Moos, Wayne 54 Moore, Bob 54.90,91,96 Mueller, Tom 54 Murray, Timber 54 Nciss, Debbie 32,54.78,79,83,92 Novasio, Joe Obic, Larry 54,85 O'Leary. Sharon 55,83,89 Orchowski, Sally 42,55 Oswald, Dave 15,55,78,80,91,96 Pavelis, Jim 55,81 Petek, Jim 44. 45. 46, 55, 91, 96 Poore , Margaret 39, 55, 94,95 Proper, Donna 37,42,55,96 Rivera, Bobby Jo 14,32,40,55,81, 83,92 Roberts, Vernon 15,39,55,90,96 Rogers, Jo Ann 55,82 Rose, Randy 55 Rossetto, Teresa 24,32,55,81,82. 83 Sabo, Elaine 56 Schafer, Charles 56,83,94 Schafer, John 56,81 Schiavon, Sandra 32,56,77,92 Schieffer, Shirley 27,56,87 Schneider, Theresa 24,56,92,96 Schrader, Sandie 56 Schruth, Pat 18.44.46,56,80,90, 91.96 Schwartz, Gene 19,56,84,90,96 Schwehr. Joseph Slovarp, Karen 56,82 Smith, Karen 56 Smith, Lana 14,29,56,76,92 Smith, Willie 90 Soltero, Mary 57,88 Steiner, Judy 57,82,83 Stenerson, Dave 57.83 Sticka, Don 57 Stokoe, Jim 15,30,57,78,80 Strieker, Linda 14.57.81,83,92, 93 Stroebe, Con 19,32,57,77,78,80, 90.91.96 Sturm, Sally 57,81,92 Szudera, Ed 35,57,81,90,96 Ulrickson, Mary 30, 39, 57, 78, 83. 85, 92 Vaught, Tim 21,57 Wagner, Joyce 57 Westbrook, Lynn 24.32,58,81,83, 92 Winchell, Beverly 58 Whitson, Debbie 58,85 Winter, Dennis 58,84 Whittington, Rita 40, 58.81,83 Whittle, Kathy 29,58.84 Wolf, Tony 58.94 Zepp, Bob 23, 58, 76, 80 Zitur. Pat 58 Zumbrum, Teresa 58 JUNIORS Ackerman, Debby 24,59, 93 Agnew, Ted 59,81 Arotta. David 59 Astlc, Louise 33,59,81,83,96 Avens, Vida 59,83 Bach, Paul 59 Becker, Jim 59 Beeter, Mary 32.40.59,77,83,93 Bcnoist, Connie 59 Bitzan, Kathie 59 Blackmore, Tony 59,83,91 Bourret. Mary Jean 59 Boyette, Mike 59,81,82 Brady, Dan 90 Bragg, John 59,82 Brant. Peg 59 Breen, Mary 59,83 Bresnahan, Carol 59 Bromensheck, Sue 59,78 Buller, Jim 59.80.90,96 Carroll, Barbara 59, 81.85,87 Casey, Sheila 59,92 Connolly, Mary 60 Cucciardi. Mike 41,60 Daylong, Rita 60 Degenhart, Jerry 60 Desmul, Mary 60,83 Dickey, Carol 88 Dierenfield, Ron Dolan, Nancy 60,81,87,93 Dow, Bill 60 Duffner, Diane 60,83 Ehlenburg. Mary 60 Eskro, Charlene 60,93 Fastje, Bonnie 60 Felton, Theresa 60 Fendrick, Sharon 60,83 Ferro, Ken 60.81,83,87,94 Frigge, Bernard 60,96 Glennon, Mary Ann 24,60,87 88, 93 Guay, Greg 60,81,83,87,90 Gullard, Randy 60,78,80,90 Gullickson, Peggy 60,83,85,87 Hamilton, Janet 60,92 Hanchett, John 60 Hauptman. John 60,80,83 Helgeson, Ed 60 Herold, Pat 60 Hirsch, Charlene 60,78,87,96 Jochim, Dave 60,76,78,81.87,90 Johnson, Kim 60 Jonkowski, Bob 61 Jordan. Celine 61,78 Kaiser, Margie 61 Keller, Jim 43.61,85 Kelly. Terry 61,90 Kenney, Larry 61,80 Kiedrowski, Jim 19, 61, 81, 90, 96 Klundt, Karen 61 Kuhbacher, Jack 61 Larguier. Patsy 38,61,78 Lesniak, Sue 61,83, 94,95 Ligget, Barbara 28,61,83,93 Lindner, Debbie 61,94 Lorenz, Tom 22,61 Lorang, Lynette 61.78 Lucien, Angie 24.61.81,83,92 Lutgen, Irene 61 MacManus, Mike 18,21,61.90 96 McCann, Pat 61,80,91 McIntosh, Ed 61,84,85 McManus, Dana 61 Magers, Les 61 Mangiantini, Angie 33,61,81.87, 95.96 Marble, Fred 61.90, 91,96 Maronick, Jane 24, 61, 83, 92 Marron, Tim 61,84,85 Meyer, Mike 61 Miller. Roberta 61,83,94.95 Minette. Eileen 62 Mitchell, Doug 62 Moos, Kathy 62 Nelson, Cheryl 43, 62, 94 Nordlund, Ron 62.91 Normand. Mary 62,83, 92,96 O'Leary. Julie 62.81,83 Oswald, Sue 62, 96 Papka, Willie 26.62,96 Perryman, Ray 62,80,90 Porter, Chuck 62.78,82,94 Proper. Linda 62 Purcell, Joe 62,80,90 Ratchie, A Iona 62 Ratchie, Dennis 62,81 Riedl, Nancy 62 Rolando, Tom 62 Roscoe, Katy 62,82 Rose. Rodney 62,81 Ross, Ann 62 Rubel, Stan 62.90 Ryan, Dick 62,90, 91,96 Saubert, Tom 46.62,90 Schaff, Linda 62,78,87 Schaffer, Debbie 38,62.87 Schulte. John 62,81 Sietz, Dick 38,62.76,81,87,94 Sherman, Joe 62 Shoemaker, Peggy 62,83 Singer, Paul 62,80,94 Soria, Ruth 63 Stammen, Phil 63 Sullivan, Mike 63,80,90,96 Talbot, Bob 63, 82 Taylor, Laurie 63 Thelen, Peg 63 Thomas, John 63 Tokarski, Mark 63, 81,87,90, 94, 96 Turcotte, John 63,96 Ulrickson, Francy 63,84,85,87, 92 VanValkenburg, Jerry 18,63,77, 80.87.90.91.96 VanValkenburg, Mary 63, 76, 92, 93 Vasser, Claudia 63 Vap, Sue 63,78,81,92 Vollhaber, Francy 63,81,82,87, 96 Walsh, Edna 63,82,83,87 Walton, Bill 63,81,87,94 Ward, Curt 35. 63, 76, 81, 87, 90 Winter, Vicki 43,63, 93,96 Wynkoop, Rita 63,87 Wyrzykowski, Jerry 63,90,91 Zccck, Phil 46,63,90.91,96 98 Zimmerer, Vickie 63,83,96 Zithur, Ron 63,90 SOPHOMORES Albright, Brenda 64 Albus, Jean 41,64,92,93 Allard, Debbie 64,89 Allard, Jacque 64 Allen, Art 64,84,90 Arnold, Larry 64 Bauer, Barbara 17,64 Boespflug, Jerry 64,90 Boschert. Mary 64 Boyle, Carla 64,83,84 Brooks. Connie 64 Brown, Roy 64,86, 91 Buchanan, Mike 64.80,83 Bunker, Theresa 64 Burcson, Tom 23, 64, 86, 91 Campbell, Alan 43.64,91 Capser, Mike 64,90 Chebul, Gail 24,64,89,96 Craighill, Jim 64 Dahl, Mary 64 Dell, Steve 64,85 DeMeyer, Chuck 64 Dembach. Patty 21.64,78.87,93 Didier. Maria 64 Dissel, Steve 39,64.91 Doss, David 39,65,91 Eby, Mark 65 Florez. Katherine 38,65.84 Ford. Gary 65 Frickle, Teri 65 Gerharz. John 65,76,80,83,85 Ham, Tom 65,78 Harris, Betty 65,86,89 Harris, Sandy 65 Harris. Tim 65 Hash, Marcia 65 Hauptman, Leila 65 Hayes, Bob 65 Healey, Annette 65 Heffner, Mike 65 Hclgeson, Jean 65 Hcnsel, Linda 65 Herman, Robin 65,92 Hertz, Connie 65,92,96 Holzer, Sharon 65 Hughes, Don 65,81,91 Jochim, Linda 65 Kamperschrocr, John 65,78,80,83 Karls, Beverly 65,83,87,92 Kicdrowski, John 19, 34, 36, 65, 90, 96 Kirkness, Mike 28,65,91 Knudsen, Anita 65 Kosovich, Craig 66, 94 Kroll, Frank 66,91 Lee, Tom 66, 91 Longo, Peter 66,81,91 Lucien, Janie 24,41.66,83,92,93 95 McCall, Jim 39,66 McGahan, Peggy 66,83.89 McIntosh, Michaela 66,82 McIntyre, Ann 66,92 McIntyre, John 66, 90 McLaughlin. Ann 66,92 Maloney, Elaine 66 78,87,92 Mariscal, Ray 66 Matthews, Loraine 66,78 Michelotti, Jock 66,77,81,86,91 Milam, Lillis 66,83,85 Miller, Theresa 66,83, 85 Minette, Sharon 66,94,95 Mitchell, Mary 66 Monaco, Dick 66,90 Myers, Julie 66,83,86 Neibauer, Debbie 66 Neiss, Peggy 66,92,93 Nitchman, Dcssie 66 Obie, Jim 66 O'Connor, Peggy 66 Oliver, Lorean 67 Olson, Mike 67 Orchowski, John 67 Papka, Ken 67 Pclatt, Bob 67 Perryman, Gail 67 Pirtz, Matt 67,90,91 Poore, Greg 67 Rabben, Vicky 67.83,86, 92,95 Radecki, Debbie 67 Reynolds, Yvonne 67,83 Rodriquefc, David 67 Roe, Pat 67,80,91,96 Rubel, Charles 67 Ryan, Mike 39 Rydberg, Joan 67 Sabo, Arnold 67 Saylor, Doreen 43 Schaffer, Pam 67 Schieffer, John 67,91 Schneider, Nicky 67,91 Schruth, Tim 37,67,81,91,96 Schwehr, Peggy 67,85,92 Sexton, Pat 67,83 Shields, Cathy 67,92 Shields. Chuck 67,91 Slovak. Mary Jo 67,77,83,86,92 Smith, Dan 67,91 Smith, Frank 28,68,90, 91 Smith, Mary Ann 68 Staudinger. Gary 68,85,90 Sticka. Robby 68 Szudera, Ted 68, 90 Tally, Scott 43,68,91 Thelen, Anita 68.86 Thomas, Andy 68,91 Turcotte, Joan 17,68,83 Twomey, Sandy 68 Ulrickson, Dorothy 68,85.92 Urlacher, Jim 68 Vandal, Suzic 68,76,92 Vladic, Patti 31,68,92 Walker, Dick 68,78,91 Walsh, Michelle 24,68,89 Walter, Ginny 68 Weidinger, Kathy 68,87 White. Mary 68,95 Whittle, John 39,68 Williams, Bert 68,81 Winchell, Dennis 68,91 Winchell, Jim 68,91 Wold, Barbara 68 Zagorda, Mary Kay 68,83 1 Zagurski, Ted 68 Zeeck, John 68,90 Zimmerer. Frank 68,83,91 Zine, David 68, 94 FRESHMEN Ackerman, Dennis 69 Arrotta, Kathie 69.86,93 Bauer. Marilyn 69 Bekken, Mark 69,96 Biegenzahn, Susan 69,84 Bishop, Mike 69 Bitzan, Barbara 69 Biotsky, Jacque 69 Boercr, Mike 69 Bradley, Steven 69 Brown, Robert 69 Bruce, Karen 69 Burgess, Linda 22.30,69,96 Bums, Randy 69 Capser, Kathy 69,84 Carroll, Patrick 69 Chappie, Bob 69 Clark, Debbie 69,83 Cline, Colleen 69.94 Coffman, John 26,69 Connolly, Barbara 70,92 Conter, Dan 17, 70 Cormier, Judy 70 Cross, Loretta 70,83,84 Dahl, Teresa 70 Dcgenhart, Denise 70 Degnan, Tim 70 Depner, Daniel 70 Desmul, Kristine 70 Duffy, Linda 27,70 Dukart, Jane 70,83 Dunsworth, Suzanne 70,83 Du Vail, Debbie 70 Ehresman, Dennis 70 Ehresman. Ronald 70,85 Elis, Sharon 70 Eskro, Chuck 70 Felton, Linda 70,85 Focht, Teresa 70,83 Frickle. Kathy 70.83 Frickle, Steve 70,83 Frink. Candace 70 Funk, Lonnie 70,95 Furrow, Douglas 26. 70 Glennon, Laura 71,77,93 Gohn, Larry 71,85 Gosecky. Donna 71 Gosecky. Dino 71 Gosecky, Teresa 71 Gregoire, Beverly 71 Gullard, Mark 71 Gullickson, Pam 71 Hadler, Stan 71 Haider, Janette 71 Hall, Robert 71 Hall, Tom 71 Hardy, Mike 38,71 Healey, Mike 71 Healow, Steve 42,71 Helgeson, Marie 71 Herman, Tim 71 Herminghaus, Tricia 71,77 Herold, Conrad 71 Herzog. Larry 71 Hoene, Mark 71 Holbert. James 72 Hughes, Barbara 72 Johnson, Candace 38,72 Johnson, Debbie 72 Johnson, Michael 72 Karls, James 72 Kelly, Peggy 72 Kennedy, Jean 72 Kiedrowski, Kim 72 Knodel, John 38,72 Kreiter, Dave 72 Lee, Michael 72 Leone, Debbie 72 Linder. Mark 77 Linder, MiKe 72 Link, William 72 Longo, Mark 72 Lovell, Gregg 35,72 McCleary, Jack 72 McLaughlin, Vikki 72 Mangiantini, Jim 72 Marble, Vicki 72 Martin. John 73 Messer, Sharon 73 Messer, Stan 73 Meuer, Timothy 73 Mitchell, Tim 73,95 Mohs, Ann 73 Moos, Mary Jane 73 Mueller, Dave 42,73 Mueller, Larry 73,96 Muir, Rye 17,73 Murdo, Patricia 30,73 Normand, Denise 73 Novasio, Beverly 73 Novasio, Pat 73 O'Leary, Mary 73,92 Oswald, Janet 73,87 Papka, Teresa 73 Prill, Richard 73 Rademacher, Robert 42,73 Rasky, Janice 73 Rausch, Dennis 73,85 Reed, Kathryn 74,94,95 Riedl, Nadine 74 Riley, Betty 74,83,95 Rivera, Kim 74 Roberts, Mike 38, 74 Roberts, Randy 74 Roe, Michelle 32,74,93 Roscoe, Teresa 74 Rose, Gene 74 Rose, Richard 74 Ross, Mary 74 Ryan, Julie 74 Rydberg, Gay 43,74 Schafer, Nancy 74 Scherger, Clare 74 Schillinger, Carol 74 Schneider, Julie Ann 74,83 Schreiber, Bonnie 74 Schulte, Kathleen 74 Schumacher, Roland 74 Sexton, John 74 Sheehy, Pat 75 Silbcmagel, Kay 75 Smith, Robert 75 Smith, Sheila 75 Sommers, James 75 Stammen, Carol 75 Stephani, Toni 75 Sticka, James 75 Stroebe, Marlise 75,77,83,96 Sturm, Jane 75, 92 Thelen, Susan 75,84 Thomas, Colleen 30, 75 Tucci, Helen 75 Urlacher, Gerald 75 Vasser, Jeanie 75,83 Ventrell, Louetta 75 Vetsch, James 75 Walsh, Colleen 75,83 Walter, Dick 75 Whitson, Cheri 75,86,87 Whittle, Patty 75 Wilde, Jane 75 Wilson, Linda 75,86,93 Wynkoop, Rachel 75,87 Zahn, Joe 75 Zitur, Chuck 75 Zeeck, Dave 42, 75 99 AND IT ENDS BUT STILL LIVES IN THE MEMORIES OF CENTRAL STUDENTS Both tangible and intangible events make up The Story of the Year. Many reasons for and effects of the Lit- tle Council , for example are intangible and impossible to picture, but both are very real and apparent in the attitudes of faculty and students alike. Intangibles, time, and space make it impossible for the yearbook to be a complete record. However, we hope that it will at least be suggestive of the complete story of this year. In an attempt to cover the year more fully, we wish to recognize the accomplishments of the students listed be- low, realizing that any such listing is bound to be imcomplete. Some accomplishments--perhaps the most im- portant ones--can't be listed; some of them can't even be known to any but the person involved. We hope, though, that this list and the entire RAMBLER, while not complete, will suggest to you the many happenings that made the 1966-67 school year a special one. Sno King and Queen: Jim Frickle and Lana Smith Western Belle: Joan Turcotte Intramurals: Basketball - Grand Prix Football - Grapes of Wrath Volleyball - Charlie Brown All-Stars Montana Scholastic Football Coach of the Year: Mr. Don Christensen Billings City Youth Council: Edna Walsh Jim Buller Barb Carroll Connie Allard Diane Carroll Boys and Girls Staters Dick Sietz Chuck Porter Jim Buller Jerry Van Valkenburg Dave Jochim Mary Desmul Francy Vollhaber Alternates: Doug Mitchell Vernon Roberts Joe Bateson, city-wide president and Alternates: Joe Purcell Bob Talbot Mark Tokarski Larry Kenney Phil Zeeck Tom Lohrenz Mike Cucciardi Sue Vap Mary Beeter Barb Carroll Elks Youth Leadership Contest: Second Place Con Stroebe Elks Most Valuable Student Contest: Second Place Bob Driscoll Lodge Grass Invitational Second Place, Debate: Dick Sietz and Chuck Porter Mid-Western Music Camp Scholarship: Debbie Whitson National Math Exam: First Place: Mary Ulrickson Second Place: Dick Sietz Third Place: Joe Bateson Bill Dow Bausch and Lomb Science Award: Bob Jochem Jesse Summer Science Institute White Sands, New Mexico: Chuck Porter Lions Essay Contest: Tammy Montalban GM Car Design Honorable Mention: Jim Urjacker National Merit Commended Student: Bob Driscoll Honorable Mention Eastern Speech Meet: Tammy Montalban Shelley Dowell Betty Riley PAGE SPONSOR TIPPET'S STUDIO SPECIALISTS IN SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY 100 ✓