Carroll College - Hilltopper Yearbook (Helena, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1960 volume:

ANNOUNCING Helena, Montana Editor: Merton Boyd Business Mgr.: Jerry Cate Asst. Editor: Jeanne Lowney 1 : Foreword A Golden Jubilee The 1959-1960 academic year marked the Golden Jubilee of Carroll College. In keeping with this anniversary, and in recognition of the unique location of Carroll College in the city of Helena, this edition of the HILLTOPPER has been designed to make a lasting remembrance of the impressions and the activity found atop Mount St. Charles and in all places where the spirit of Carroll College reaches. Cover design by Bill Baumgardner ' rr • - • Contents Introduction 1 Commemoration 4 ADMINISTRATION _ 8 CLASSES____________________________18 Seniors 19 Juniors ................... 33 Sophomores_________________ 39 Freshmen 48 NURSING 64 ATHLETICS 76 ORGANIZATIONS 96 RELIGION 114 AROUND THE CAMPUS 124 3 Commemoration Upon this page arc thousands of unpictured faces. Here are remembered and commemorated all the voices and the footsteps that have sounded in the halls, among the rooms, and on the mighty stones of Carroll College. This page is dedicated in honor of the hearts, the hands, the souls, and the minds that have, for fifty years atop Mount St. Charles, labored in the Name of the Greatest Man that ever lived, Jesus Christ. 4 Most Reverend Joseph M. Gilmore, D.D. 5 Bishop of Helena Right Reverend Monsignor Raymond G. Hunthausen President of Carroll College Rev. John J. O Connor Vice-President of Carroll College 7 ADMINISTRATION 8 The Hilltopper Administrative Staff V. J. Benevcnti, A.B. M.P.S. Registrar Mr. C. Mandeville, C.P.A. Controller Mrs. G. S. Cote, L.A. Asst. Registrar Rev. Wm. Waggenor, A.B. Dean of Admissions Rev. A. M. Brown, Ed.D. Dean of Studies Donald Niklas, A.C. Asst. Business Mgr. Sister Eugene Teresa, M.S.N.E. Rev. Wm. Grcytak, M.A. Languages, History Rev. J. R. White, A.B. B.L.S. Librarian Faculty Pedro A. Adams, M.A. Spanish Mr. G. Bugni, A.B. Chemistry Mr. T. Clinch, M.A. History 10 G. Anccschi, Ph.D. Mathematics, Physics ■■I Henry Burgess, M.A. English Rev. H. Courtney, Ph.D. Classical Languages Rev. S. Beausolcil, M.A. Religion Anne C. Kicly, M.S.N.E. Nursing Education Leo Crowley, B.S.N.E. Nursing Instructor C. J. Denting, M. Ed. Phys. Ed., Coach Charles Huber, M.A. Speech, Debate Mr. Win, Lannan, M.S. Physics, Mathematics Faculty Gertrude Hclff, Ph D. Modern Languages Rev. F. Wiegcnstcin. M.A. Philosophy James J. Manion, Ph.D. Biology Billie Jean Hill, B.A. Dean of Women, Dean Hall Rev. P. Kirchen, M.A. Classical Languages Michael Murtagh, B.S. English, Mathematics 11 Faculty Thomas L. Noel, A.B. History, Sociology L. A. Rivers, A.B., C.P.A. Business Administration D. G. Waldhalm, Ph.D. Biology, Chemistry Mr. A. Provost, A.B. Mathematics Sister Agnes Eugenia, M.A. English Mr. R. P. Walker, M.A. Education Rev. John Redman, A.B. Mathematics, Physics Rev. J. P. Sullivan, A.B. Philosophy Joseph T. Ward, Ph.D. English Unit Nursing Instructors Marie Bradley, B.S.N.E. St. James Unit Sr. Mary Clememtine, B.S.N.E. St. James Unit Joyce Thompson, R.N. St. Vincent Unit Charolette Hawkins, B.S.N. St. Vincent Unit Joan Koch, B.S.N.E. St. Vincent Unit Margaret Choate St. Vincent Unit Amelia Eva, M.S. St. James Unit Jean We raj a, R.N. St. James Unit 13 Student Council LeRoy Byrd President Kenneth Stenger Vice-President 14 Robert Noonan Secretary John Cronin Treasurer Student Council Nortnan Joseph Robbins Student Body President for 1960-61 Student Council Officers for ’60-’61: Joe Robbins, President Tom Crnich, Vice-President Pearl Vandersloot, Secretary Jerome Loendorf, Treasurer ’59-’60 President Byrd confers with CN members Don Meyer and Bob Monaghan. CNCCS Confederation of Northwest Catholic College Students Outstanding CN delegates from Carroll College Don Meyer 15 Florence Imlach • M� k Father O’Connor leads the CN delegates in prayer. Carroll’s student body president LeRoy Byrd welcomes CN delegates. Seated is Don Meyer. 16 Review and discussion in the library Delegates W. Schaefer and R. O’Neill. Robert O’Neill has been appointed Senior Delegate In discussion, left to right, Dan Smith, from Carroll for 1960-1961. James Walsh, William Schaefer, Robert O’Neill. 17 Carroll’s representatives take a break. Joe Robbins and Ted Lechner reviewing CN material. CLASSES 18 The Hilltopper Class of 1960 William Baumgardner President Douglas Smole Vice-President William Cannon Secretary Raymond Decker Treasurer 19 20 Jean Bennett, A.B. History Merton L. Boyd, A.B. English Mary C. Brown, B.S. Nursing Education Dorothy J. Brock, B.S. Nursing Education William T. Cannon, A.B History Vcrn S. Byrd, A.B. Social Sciences James D. Converse, A.B. Biology 21 Michael L. Devitt, A.B. History John C. Cronin, A.B. Biology Gwendolyn Fitzgerald, B.S. Nursing Education 22 Thomas F. Duffy, A.B. History Josephine Flatt, B.S. Nursing Education David B. Gaines, A.B. Economics Herbert L. Haefer, A.B. Social Sciences Patty E. Hall, B.S. Nursing Education Eleanor P. Hale, B.S. Nursing Education Wai-Ling Horn, A.B. Chemistry 23 Amedie F. Iwcn, A.B English Florence A. Imlach, A.B. Economics Marie C. Kasperick, B.S. Nursing Education Clare E. Hurley, B.S. Nursing Education 24 Agnes M. Kane, B.S. Nursing Education John P. Kingston, A.B. History Lawrence R. Lehman, A.B. History John A. Lopach, A.B. English 25 26 Jack P. Maddio, A.B. Business Administration Roy A. Mcjilton, A.B. Biology 27 Donald L. Meyer, A.B. Biology Robert M. Monaghan, A.B. Economics 28 Richard J. Muffick, A.B. Business Administration Isabel M. Niklas, A.B. English Richard P. Purcell, A.B. Philosophy James M. Roach, A.B. Philosophy 29 30 Jerome R. Sadlier, A.B. Business Administration Eugene R. Sic aw, A.B. Chemistry I homas Smith, A.B. Biology Kenneth E. Stenge Philosophy Rose T. Sullivan, B.S. Nursing Education Harry D. Smole, A.B. Biology Robert M. St. John, A.B. Bio-Chemistry Barbara A. Walker, A.B. History 31 Arnell M. Weggenman, B.S. Nursing Education Annette I. Zuelke, B.S. Medical Technology These you have seen are Carroll College Hilltoppers— the graduates of I960. 32 Class of 1961 33 Tim Stanaway Treasurer Juniors Alven Aavedal Helena, Mont. Jerry Cate Miles City, Mont. Catherine Connell Butte, Mont. John Cox Helena, Mont. Michael Anderson Helena, Mont. Eugene Comes Danvers, Mont. Thomas Dzwinel Kenosha, Wis. , J James Balas Lewistown, Mont. Kathleen Acher Helena, Mont. John Collins Hamilton, Mont. John Comes Lewistown, Mont. Patricia Everingham Absarokce, Mont. Juniors Michael Hanrahan Galway, Ireland William Healy Glendale, Cal. Noel Hoell Helena, Mont. Sharon Hogan Roberts, Mont. John Hughes Butte, Mont. James Kearns Townsend, Mont. Irene Killoy Butte, Mont. Joseph Kintli Budapest, Hungary Eugene Kryger Couer d’Alene, Ida. Conley Lacey Spokane, Wash. William Leary Butte, Mont. Theodore Lechner Billings, Mont. 35 Juniors Jerome Loendorf Wolf Point, Mont. Catherine Lordcman Helena, Mont. Jeanne Lowney Anaconda, Mont. James Martin Helena, Mont. John Matthews Helena, Mont. William Minor Helena, Mont. John Nash Townsend, Mont. Francisco Perez Caracas, Venezuela Dale Pugh Lewistown, Mont. Jerome Porter 36 Billings, Mont. Q Allen Ragels Aberdeen, S. Dak. Rita Rickl Lewistown, Mont. Juniors Robert Roberts Helena, Mont. Cs Norman Robbins Manhattan, Mont. George Schneiler Helena, Mont. Rudolph Shutey Butte, Mont. Michael Smith Plains, Mont. Richard Sodja Butte, Mont. Timothy Stanaway Butte, Mont. James Sokoloski Wibaux, Mont. John Vandebcrg Augusta, Mont. Carole Sechser Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Kip Smith Santa Fe, N. M. Pearl Vandersloot Red Lodge, Mont. 37 Juniors James Weber Los Angeles, Cal. John Weiser Helena, Mont. Derald Williams Yakima, Wash. £ Rauf Khan Karachi, Pakistan (Special Student) p|illtopPer Class of 1962 39 James Walsh Treasu rer Michael Ablcy Riverton, Wyo. Sophomores John Agugliaro Detroit, Mich. Joseph Baumgardner Anaconda, Mont. Michelle Bignall Valley City, N. Dak. Joseph Boguslawski Jerome, Ida. Charles Bousliman Helena, Mont. George Bousliman Helena, Mont. Jerome Brick Mundelein, 111. Thomas Cannon Kansas City, Mo. Patrick Chan Hong Kong, China John Chen Jamaica, N. Y. James Collins Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Sophomores Thomas Devitt Canton, S. Dak. James Drynan Butte, Mont. Michael Dockstader Bigfork, Mont. Michael Duffy Canyon Creek, Mont. Harold Douglas Browning, Mont. Robert Durand Jamestown, N. Dak. David Ellis Malta, Mont. Kenneth Engcllant Geraldine, Mont. Patrick Estenson Great Falls, Mont. Thomas Downs Helena, Mont. John Durnin Portland, Ore. James Feeney Whitefish, Mont. 41 Sophomores Patrick Fleming Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Betty Fountain Endicott, Wash. Patrick Franey Butte, Mont. Leo Gruba Miles City, Mont. Robert Hanson Ronan, Mont. Vivian Hayes Helena, Mont. William Hoggatt Lead, S. Dak. Gerald Hunter Helena, Mont. Edwin Johnson Helena, Mont. Joanne Keane Butte, Mont. Frances Healy Glendale, Cal. Patrick Hengen Spokane, Wash Robert Konen Fairfield, Mont. Arturo Leon Chuquicamata, Chile Vincent Matule Butte, Mont. Sophomores Julien Laisnez Dutton, Mont. Thomas Longin Lewistown, Mont. Lawrence McCall Provo, Utah Michael Lavelle Butte, Mont. Joseph Malin San Mateo, Cal. James McManis Butte, Mont. John Leary Helena, Mont. Mary Malone Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Clayton Meyer Portland, Ore. 43 Sophomores Michael Miles Helena, Mont. James Moodie Salmon, Ida. Frank Moreni Anaconda, Mont. Thomas Muholland Highmore, S. Dak. Edwin Murphy Helena, Mont. George Murphy Helena, Mont. Robert Murry Billings, Mont. David Niklas Helena, Mont. Jeanette Olcnik Hardin, Mont. Robert O’Neill Butte, Mont. Charles Nims 44 Portland, Ore. Patrick O’Leary Anaconda, Mont. Sophomores Carol Peltier Eureka, Mont. Donald Peters Malta, Mont. John Rietz Harlowton, Mont. Nels Running Frcnchtown, Mont. John Sadlier Anacortes, Wash. Robert Sandal Philip, S. Dak. Wilbur Schaefer Cut Bank, Mont. William Schneider Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Donald Sekora Helena, Mont. Martin Sells Anaconda, Mont. Roy Sitnperman Butte, Mont. Timothy Slobojan Mohall, N. Dak. Sophomores JoAnn Sprute Grangcvillc, Ida. Ann Steffeck Helena, Mont. I ® Sandra Stenseth Conrad, Mont. James Sullivan Anaconda, Mont. Gerald Trobough Anaconda, Mont. Patrick Turner Seattle, Wash. Edward Walsh Anaconda, Mont. James Walsh Lcwistown. Mont. David Warfield 46 East Helena, Mont. Mary Ann Weils Hamilton, Mont. Robert Williams Missoula, Mont. C w I m V I Barry Wolcott Hardin, Mont. Sophomores Richard Wuertz Yakima, Wash. Joanne Zipperian Helena. Mont. The forest . . . The valley . . . From the top of a hill. The Hilltopper Class of 1963 Officers, left to right: B. Bradshaw, Treas.; J. Kasperick, Vice-Pres.; D. Smith, Pres.; C. Alger, Sec. 48 Dan Smith directs a freshman class meeting. Freshmen Colecn Alger Anaconda, Mont. William Astle Anaconda, Mont. James Bickel Missoula, Mont. Edilberto Alonzo Panama Carol Baertscb Helena, Mont. Carl Bolick Dillion, Mont. Charles Anderson Anaconda, Mont. John Bender Butte, Mont. Anita Bouchee Livingston, Mont. I ■ Kathryn Anderson Twin Falls, Ida. William Berbcrct Toston, Mont. Gary Bo war Mitchell, S. Dak. Freshmen Jeanne Bower Phoenix, Ariz. Robert Boyce Anaconda, Mont. William Bradshaw Miles City, Mont. John Brown Billings, Mont. Donald Buffington Whitewater, Mont. Thercse Burgoync Billings, Mont. Gary Burrell Helena, Mont. James Campbell Butte, Mont. William Carroccia Drummond, Mont. Thomas Cavanaugh Butte, Mont. Dennis Chevoich Helena, Mont. Joseph Cleetus Cochin, India Freshmen Sandra Coates Williston, N. Dak. Leonard Colgan Wolf Point, Mont. Nancy Connolly Helena, Mont. Concic Covarrubias Rosebud, Mont. Earl Craighill Billings, Mont. Donna Cramer Helena, Mont. Duane Crawford Bowman, N. Dak. Ludovico Cristofaro Seattle, Wash. Joseph Cullen Ronan, Mont. Constance Cunccn Butte, Mont. Laura Cutting Butte, Mont. Patricia Dec Butte, Mont. Freshmen Patricia Dennchy Butte, Mont. Joel DuBois Bozeman. Mom. Michael Hstenson Great Falls, Mont. Geraldine Dyba Miles City, Mom. Andrew Fazio Portland, Ore. Susan Doyle Aberdeen, S. Dak. Adolf Echcvestc Phoenix. Ariz. Richard Fisher Milwaukee, Wis. Thomas Driscoll Anaconda, Mont. Kristine Erck Red Lodge, Mont. William Gallagher Anaconda, Mont. Dennis Dowling Cambria Heights, N. Y. Freshmen Patricia Gauthier Williston, N. Dak. James Grose East Helena, Mont. Karol Hauk Terry, Mont. James Geldrich Augusta, Mont. Joseph Gereghty Butte, Mont. Roger Grotbo Philipsburg, Mont. Mary Pat Hannifin Butte. Mont. Joyce Hays Gillette, Wyo. James Hilger Whitefish, Mont. Thomas Green Wolf Point, Mont. Bea Harris Radersburg, Mont. Spencer Hochstcin Rexburg, Idaho Freshmen John Hogan Anaconda, Mont. Michael Hurley Phoenix, Ariz. Diana Jensen 54 Cody, Wyoming Raymond Hollister Mitchell, S. Dak. Louise Hutt Newcastle, Wyo. Karolyn Kane Wolf, Wyoming Beverly Holshue Helena, Mont. Katherine Jackson Anaconda, Mont. Joseph Kaspcrick Helena, Mont. if mt Sandra Horvath South Bend, Indiana I Antoinette Janekowski Helena, Mont. Fred Kaste Big Sandy, Mont. Freshmen o li Gaylord LaFond Malta, Mont. Don Kinsey Helena, Mont. C Marjorie Kracher Helena, Mont. Patricia Lange Forsyth, Mont. Mary Lynn Killoy Butte, Mont. Rose Marie Koval Helena, Mont. Patricia Kessler Billings, Mont. Joan Koenig Conrad, Mont. Michael Kelly Helena, Mont. Charles Knell Billings, Mont. Owen Kubal St. Anthony, Idaho Teltin Bedri Kut Karsyaka, Turkey Freshmen Betty Lou Lcmler Butte, Mont. o A Jordan LePiane Missoula, Mont. Nancy Lester Butte, Mont. Martin Marchello Red Lodge, Mont. Marlys Marohl Billings, Mont. Charles Matulc Butte, Mont. Robert Marron Helena, Mont. James McCabe Denver, Colo. Carol Martin Nye, Mont. John McCarvel Anaconda, Mont. Bela Marton Butte, Mont. V Kathleen McCarvel Anaconda, Mont. Freshmen Francis McCormick Butte, Mont. Ann Lynn McIntosh Butte, Mont. Paul Miller Anaconda, Mont. Larry McCormick Shelby, Mont. Daniel McKittrick Anaconda, Mont. Kathleen Morgan Helena, Mont. Margaret McGeehan Butte, Mont. Michael McPheters Boise, Idaho Margaret Morris Anaconda, Mont. f, 5 Joan McGuire Anaconda, Mont. Dianna Mendenhall Browning, Mont. James Morrow Baker, Mont. Freshmen Roy Moses Butte, Mont. Clifford O’Connor Butte, Mont. Sharon Onstinc Powell, VVyo. Edward Murphy Stanford, Mont. John Odland Butte, Mont. Thomas Owens Santa Ana, Calif. Mary Lynn Nelson Sidney, Mont. James Olson Ft. Benton, Mont. Thomas Owens, Jr. Whiting, Ind. Hilary Nickel Butte, Mont. Victoria Olson Kalispell, Mont. Myron Pekas Regent, N. Dak. Freshmen Michael Phillips Cut Bank, Mont. William Polly Billings, Mont. Mary Jean Rigler Helena, Mont. Sandra Rosager Wolf Point, Mont. Donna Peningcr Helena, Mont. Patricia Price Ekalaka, Mont. Pauline Roach Columbus, Mont. Donna Pollard Butte, Mont. Eva (Kulay) Retzlaff Helena, Mont. James Roller New England, N. Dak. Mary Pupich Anaconda, Mont. Patrick Robbins Butte, Mont. Freshmen Joseph Rubino Great Falls, Mont. Thomas Samsei Baker, Mont. Mary Ryan Douglas, Wyo. Donald Scmmcns Butte, Mont. Thomas Salansky Conrad, Mont. Cornelius Shea Anaconda, Mont. Lynne Sheridan Billings, Mont. Daniel Shull Lewistown, Mont. Jerome Sigler Helena, Mont. r t Judith Salono Red Lodge, Mont. Sandra Shelgren Helena, Mont. Daniel Smith Anaconda, Mont. Kathleen Smith St. Ignatius, Mont. M. Elaine Smith Helena, Mont. Mona Spaulding Great Falls, Mont. Sandra Sowerwine Helena, Mont. Billy Spivey Helena, Mont. Eugenia Sullivan Butte, Mont. Margaret Stallard Miles City, Mont. Mary Pat Sullivan Butte, Mont. Georgia Steffes Dickinson, N. Dak. Joseph Topel Missoula, Mont. Marilyn Stockert Solen, N. Dak. Michael Tucker Helena, Mont. 61 Freshmen Freshmen George Tupa Larimore, N. Dak. Thomas Tursich East Helena, Mont. Ardyce Utter New England, N. Dak. Betty Lou Walker Arvada, Wyo. Evcrilda Weisenberger San Leandro, Calif. • John Weist Anaconda, Mont. J. Kirwin Werner Cut Bank, Mont. Marie Willems Hysham, Mont. 62 Harry Wolfe Billings, Mont. Eileen Yuhas Helena, Mont. Judy Yurkovich Red Lodge, Mont. The Eight O’clock Bell His first cut His fourth cut Action shot of the best alarm clock in four Picture of panic states and two counties. NURSING Senior Nurses-St.Vincent’s-Billings Hugh Charest Robert Chesterfield Patricia Elliot Sally Glen Shirley Harvey Elaine Hofferber 65 Senior Nurses-St.Vincent’s-Billings Warren Hoyt Connie Hummel Sharon Kelly Joan McGuin Pat O’Conner Junior Nurses-St.Vincent’s-Billings Ann Ruth Shirley Toni Ahlstrom Baum Bliss Caudillo Marie Christiansen Betty Ann Daly Donna Delmonica Lynn Frazer Maureen Giacoma Carol Stefani (Transferred to Butte) Judy Haverland Nancic Huber 67 Junior Nurses-St.Vincent’s-Billings Pat Ivanovitch Sharon Leonard Transferred to Butte) Kathy Malkuch Kathleen McNicholas Janet Miner Pat Murray Joan Neibauer Patti Schultz Colleen Martha Smith Stowe Barbara Schwartz 40.■ Senior Nurses-St.James’-Butte Gloria Clark Jewel Dcnnehy Margaret Charvat Sharon Donovan Carol Downs Sally Gageby Bernice Jackson Irene Jones 69 Senior Nurses-St.James’-Butte Carol McDonald Marie McShane Joyce Lynch Carol Mulholland Sharon Phillips 70 Carol Moos Senior Nurses-St.James’-Butte Celine Regan Rosemary Ryan Marlene Shea Mary Pat Sullivan Sharon Simpkins 71 Junior Nurses-St.James’-Butte Louise D'Angelo Shelia Barbour Mary Anne Barrows Joyce Frey Sheila Garvey 72 Elva Harwood Pat Hendrickson Judy Hogan Junior Nurses-St.James’-Butte Joan Kennedy Catherine Lappin Gayle Martineau Helen McCarthy Sharon McCloskey Joan McGee Barbara Neild Karen Olsen 73 Junior Nurses-St.James’-Butte Sandra Peake Karen Pentecost Jeannette Prohosky Marolyn Riley Margaret Riley Sharon Rowe Kathryn Ryan Judy Trimble 74 Junior Nurses-St.James’-Butte Jeanne Vedovatti Mary Ann Vicars Rose Marie Winnmghoff Virginia Wise 75 ATHLETICS 76 The Hilltopper Reverend John J. Hunthausen Director of Athletics In his third year as athletic director at Carroll, Father John Hunthausen also assumed the duties of head football coach for the 1959 season. As director of Carroll’s athletic program he planned the athletic year, represented Carroll at Montana College Conference meetings, and directed the needs and wants of the Carroll athletic department. Father Hunthausen attended Carroll and was a stellar athlete, gaining much recognition in football, basketball and track. He received his philosophy degree in 1948 and advanced to Saint Edwards Seminary in Kcnmore, Washington, to continue his theological studies. In 1952 he was ordained and was stationed at Saint Patrick’s in Butte until 1955. From there he went to Anaconda Central where he served as priest director until the fall of 1956 when he came to Carroll and since has been serving very ably in his coaching duties. In January of 1960 Father John Hunthausen was transferred to Saint Ann’s in Butte where he is now stationed. 77 Coaching Staff Coaches, left to right: Fr. Sullivan, C. Dcming, Fr. Kelley, Fr. Hunthausen. 78 With the transferal of Fr. Hunthausen, Mr. Denying briefly headed the department. He has since moved to Australia. Cheerleaders 79 Kneeling: Connie Cunneen, Beverly Holshue. Standing: Ardyce Utter, Patricia Dee, Ce Beaton. Football Team Front row, left to right:Jim Deming, coach; Joe Brombeck, Miles City; Ray Ranieri, Black Eagle; Jack Nash, Townsend; Floyd Halvorsen, Butte; Bob Allen, Anaconda; Dennis Rovai, Great Falls; Bill Schmitz, Edina, Minn.; Mike Smith, Plains; Mike Dockstader, manager, Big Fork. Second row: Rev. J. P. Sullivan, coach; Chuck Matule, Butte; Mike Estenson, Great Falls; Bob Williams, Missoula; Jim Stanton, Butte; Mike Anderson, Helena; Jerry Leondorf, Wolf Point; Jim Longin, Lewistown; Con Lacey, Spokane, Wash.; Rev. J. Hunthausen, head coach. Third row: Rev. C. J. Kelly, coach; Bob O’Neill, Butte; Lcn Colgan, Wolf Point; Jim Drynan, Butte; John Brown, Billings; Kerwin Werner, Cut Bank; Charles Bennetts, Whitehall; Frank Meglin, Butte; Dave Hayes, Wolf Point. Fourth row: Jack Hughes, Butte; Dale Dvorshak, Dodson; Kevin Calnan, Anaconda; Marty Marchcllo, Red Lodge; Joe Cullen, Ronan; Ken Engellant, Geraldine; Jim Moodie, Salmon, Ida.; Jim Martin, Helena. Not pictured: Bob Mastrandrea, manager, Havre. SCORES CARROLL 14 NORTHWEST COMMUNITY 32 CARROLL 12 UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA 6 CARROLL 20 WESTMINSTER 25 CARROLL 7 EASTERN 0 CARROLL 6 ROCKY 7 CARROLL 25 NORTHERN 0 CARROLL 31 MINES 6 Line and Backfield Carroll’s line moves out. The backfield pacing a play. Boot it. Fr. Hunthausen gives the word to the boys from Butte Floyd Halvorsen 81 All Conference Men, left to right: Doing battle in the afternoon. J. Loendorf, C. Lacey, J. Moodic. Bob Williams Ready to roll. Floyd Halverson in a Jackie Gleason take-off. 84 Father Sullivan Father Kelly Basketball Team THE CARROLL COLLEGE SAINTS: left to right, kneeling: James A. Bickle, freshman; Adolf P. Echcvcste, freshman; Michael A. Smith, junior; John I. Hansen, sophomore; Harold R. Douglas, sophomore; Raymond C. Ranieri, sophomore; and James L. Stanton, sophomore. Standing: Coach Jim Dcming; William G. Berberct. freshman; Michael J. Kelly, freshman; J. Michael Dockstader, sophomore; John P. Kingston, senior; Thomas M. Dzwinel, junior; Gerald E. Tro-bough, sophomore; James H. Olson, freshman; and Robert E. Williams, sophomore. Carroll Players waiting for the outcome of a play with downed hoopsters, left to right: J- Bickle, J. Hansen, T. Dzwinel. Bickle goes up for a shot. 88 89 Kingston goes high for a clear shot. Smoker Devitt and Nies land solid punches. Smoker The bad and the beautiful John Brown vs. Ray Ranieri Winner Ray Ranieri Jim Campbell vs. Pat Robbins Pat Robbins Con Lacey vs. Jerry Loendorf Con Lacey Chuck Matule vs. Mike Estenson Mike Estenson Jim Stanton vs. Jim Moodie Jim Stanton Gene Krygcr vs. John Collins Gene Krygcr Floyd Halversen vs. Jim Petesch Floyd Halversen Mike Dockstader vs. Jim McCabe (Draw) Bill Nics vs. Mike Devitt Mike Devitt Intramural Basketball 92 Baseball i i The team, kneeling: G. Kryger, T. Stanaway, E. Walsh, V. Matule, J. Dennehy, J. Walsh, M. Sells, J. McCarvel, J. Lyden, F. Halvorsen. Standing: Coach J. Deming, J. Stanton, P. Vedovatti, J. Cronin, M. Lavelle, G. Berbcret, D. War field, E. Rachac, J. Pctesch, J. Loendorf, R. Muffick. G. Bcrberct and J. McCarvel Coach Deming and R. Muffick Baseball Intramural Softball 94 Bowling Joe Boguslawski organized and headed the Carroll league at Capital Lanes. Carrollites in the bowling leagues enjoyed a banner year in the ’59-’60 season. There were two leagues—a men’s league and a mixed league. In the Monday afternoon league (men), the Aces captured first place. They had a high team game of 739 and a high team scries of 2062. The Alley Addicts, bowling in the mixed league cn Thursday afternoon, had a high team series of 1902. The Pinheads held high team game with 704. Each team in both leagues was made up of four bowlers. On April 30, 1960, Carroll sent a six man team to Bozeman, Montana to compete in the Mont. Intercollegiate Bowling Tourney. Carroll’s team was made up of Dale Pugh (Captain), Gordon Bollinger, Marty Lane, Gene Comes, Dean Johnson, and Tom Driscoll. The team was able to pick up fourth place in the team event and Gene Comes held fourth place in the individual events. Dale Pugh had the highest average of the season —176. A team that carried a lot of weight. 95 ORGANIZATIONS The Hilltopper ' A Drama George Schneller, dressed in black in the center of the picture at the top of the page, played the part of Adolf Hitler in a presentation of the same name. 97 Drama Under the direction of Mr. Huber, a dramatics group came forward in the spring of the year to present MIND OVER MATTER and ADOI.F HITLER 98 Camera Club Sitting: D_Buffington R. Ridel, A, Mmjutt, B. Walker, Fr. Wh.te. Standing S. Smart, G. Walker, J. MeAllister, K. Connell, J. Laurieh, J. Moran, B. Kearns 99 Circle K First row, sitting: W. Kearns, J. Petesch, R. Sahinen, J. Porter, J. Weiser, G. Peters. Second row: R. Decker, k. Monaghan, A. Alle, M. Boyd, E. McAndrews. Third row: T. Connors, D. Meyer, J. Converse, W. Leary, R. Mcjilton. Fourth row: J. Sadl'er, J. Nash, J. Robbins, J. Cate, G. Schnellcr, J. Ader. J. Porter, Pres.; D. Smole, V. Pres.; J. Sadlicr, Trcas.; J. Ader, Sec. Forensic Club First row: B. Walker, C. O'Connor, G. McAndrcws, C. Knell, R. Riekl, Mr. Huber, Moderator. Second row: G. Dyba, J. McAllister. Third row: J. Walsh, D. Smith, G. Berbcret, H. Haefer, M. Medina, A. Fazio. This year, with the extension of its activities, the Carroll Forensic Association staged one of its best campaigns in years. The year saw the initiation of the Carroll Club into Pi Kappa Delta, national honorary forensic fraternity. Carroll speakers attended the Treasure State Tournament in Bozeman, the State Speech Meet in Billings, the Tyro Tourney in Tacoma, and the annual Tau Kappa Alpha Tourney in Missoula, Montana. Officers—C. O’Connor, V. Pres.; G. McAndrcws, Pres.; R. Riekl, Sec.; J. Walsh, Treas. 101 Monogram Club First row, left to right: J. Loendorf, T. Lechner, F. Halvorsen, P. Vcdovatti, C. Matule, J. Cronin, B. Baumgardner, E. McAndrews, G. Kryger. Second row: B. Kearns, C. Olson, M. Estenson, J. Moodic, E. Walsh, R. Hughes, P. O’Leary, J. Nash, J. Cullen, J. Martin. Third row: J. Hansen, J. Trobough, R. O’Neill, J. Vanderburg, J. Longin, B. Gallagher, K. Engellant, J. Leary, L. Colgan, D. Hayes. Fourth row: T. Stanaway, B. Sadlier, H. Douglas, K. Werner, A. Echeceste, F. Meglan, J. Dry ian, R. Williams, J. Olson. Fifth row: T. Dzwinel, G. Berberet, M. Anderson, M. Smith, C. Lacey, J. Stanton, D. Mackell, J. Porter, J. Kingston, L. Running, E. McGivern. Officers, left to right: E. McGivern. P. O’Leary, L. Running, J. Kingston, T. Lechner. First row, left to right: J. Cullen, T. Smith, T. Connors, G. Peters, D. Meyer, R. Mcjilton, J. Yurkovich. Second row: D. Ellis, R. Moses, C. Peltier, T. Samsel, M. Estenson, J. Bender, C. Lour-demann. Third row: D. Peters, C. Knell, J. Sprute, B. Lemler, M. Willems, S. Onstine, L. Cutting. Fourth row: D. Warfield, G. Steffes, C. Covarrubius, M. Stockert, N. Radley, K. Jackson, C. Sechser. Fifth row: B. Baumgardner, P. Kessler, K. Erck, B. Harris, L. Hutt, J. Sullivan, S. Hogan, S. Flynn. Sixth row: R. Decker, C. Martin, E. Weisenberger, C. Alger, L. Macintosh,, K. Kane. Seventh row: J. Campbell, B. Boyce, M. Mahrol, T. Cavanaugh, T. Driscoll, P. Robbins. Eighth row: J. Converse, J. Dry-nan, T. Dzwinel, J. Trobough, J. Duffy, D. Srnole. Pre-Med Club James Collins, Editor J. Collins and asst, editor Marion Cramer 104 Staff: G. McAndrews, D. Gaines, J. Walsh, W. Cote, R. Koval, R. Hanson, E. Yuhas. Rosie and Eileen examine a new edition of the PROSPECTOR. Hilltopper James Lynch, senior advisor Joan Anne Boyd Unofficial assistant editor Merton Boyd, Editor Tom Salansky, Organizations Ed. At left, The office.” Other staff pictures, by ironical coincidence, didn’t turn out. Ed. 105 Ski Club First row: P. Miller, F. Itnlach, C. Covarrubias, K. Anderson, D. Jensen. Second row: P. Hengen, J. Leary, B. Hoggart, D. Mackell, G. Murphy, J. Walsh, R. Rieb-hoff, P. Robbins. Third row: K. Engellant, J. Hogan, J. Porter, T. Cannon, J. Vandeberg, T. McFarland, E. Murphy. The Carroll Ski Club provided ski-enthusiasts of Carroll a fun-filled winter of skiing. Topping the club’s list of activities was the annual four-day trip to Sun Valley, Idaho, during the semester vacation. Fifteen students from Alaska to Kansas made the trip and vowed to return again next year. Other Ski Club activities included weekend ski trips, a ski-rcntal service, and a successful mixer. 106 Officers—Father Greytak, Moderator; B. Hanson, V. Pres.; F. ImInch, Sec.-Treas.; J. Leary, Pres. SEA Student Education Association Sitting: G. Dyba, G. Walker, J. Lowney, P. Everingham. Standing: A. Alle, J. Dennehy, J. Lyden, P. Vandersloot, K. Archer, B. Walker, G. Larson, J. Kingston, J. Collins, R. Shutey, Mr. Walker. Student Council Social Committee First row, sitting: J. Converse, G. Fitzgerald, B. Mastrandrea, P. Everingham, J. Drynan. Second row: J. Dennehy, L. Nelson, P. Dee. Third row: L. Running, T. Lechner, J. Weiser, D. Smole, T. Stanaway, B. Murry. 107 Taney Club Liberal Arts Division Sitting: K. Anderson, J. Hayes, R. Han• son, P. Vandersloot, M. Stailard, G. Dy ba. Standing: J. Leary, J. Topel, M. Ryan, D. Mendenhall, W. Berberet, K. Engellant. The Roger Brooke Taney Club, named for Roger Brooke Taney, American Jurist, was further enlarged this year and divided into four major divisions because of its size—122 members. It includes students eligible for Borromeo Club and Pre-Med Club. The primary purpose of the organization is to promote student activities, both intellectual and social. President John Ader led the club in striving to fullfill its objectives through giving an all school summer picnic in Butte, sponsoring its first Homecoming float, presenting three speakers to groups averaging 88 people, holding the traditional Taney Formal, and starting a new tradition of Club Communion breakfasts. John Ader, Pres. Officers: A. Alle, Sec.; J. Ader, Pres.; Mr. Thomas Clinch, Moderator; W. Schaefer, V. Pres.; B. Kearns, Treas. Taney Club Business and Economics Division Sitting: R. Monaghan, F. Imlach, J. Lynch, I. Killoy, J. Laurich. Standing: R. Sandal, R. Durand, J. Porter, R. Kon-en, J. Cote, J. Wiefcrich. English Division Sitting: E. Yuhas, P. Geldrich, R. Koval. Standing: N. Connolly, S. Shelgren. Social Sciences Division Sitting: R. Shutey, D. Niklas, R. Williams, S. Coates, M. Phillips. Standing: P. Turner, J. Gcraghty, J. Ader, A. Alle. 109 Town and Campus Club First row: R. O’Donnell, E. Moran, J. Weiser, B. Burner, R. Mcjilton. Second row: M. Kasperick, F. Bullock, R. Koval, V. Hayes, K. Acher, G. Fitzgerald, M. Holefclder, M. Niklas, J. Zippcrian. Third row: E. Hale, A. Kane, P. Hall, P. Settle, E. Yuhas, M. Schmitz, M. Spaulding, B. Fountain, A. Steffeck. Fourth row: J. Kasperick, A. Janckowski, E. Murphy, M. Hanrahan, C. Lourdcman, G. Murphy, M. Miles, T. Connors, S. Shelgren. Fifth row: D. Sckora, E. Rachac, E. Johnson, M. Lane, D. Warfield, M. Anderson, D. Niklas. Colors In the spring of 1960, a small group—undesirous of publicity, but energetically interested in establishing a literary magazine at Carroll College—formed to collect material to be published under the name of COLORS. Dr. Ward, head of the English department, monitored the project. The editor, an English major, John Lopach, is pictured among the graduating seniors on page twenty-five. A poetic, analogical LEGEND that introduced the publication is symbolized by the sketch, reproduced at the left. As, in the gold pan, the dross has been washed away and only the nuggets of gold remain, so in COLORS the soil and the stone of raw reality and everyday experience” have been removed from students ideas, and only the essence of their thought remains—their self-expression reflected in the first literary magazine of Carroll College. Veterans’ Club Sitting: E. Walsh, F. Feldman, J. Gross, E. McGivcrn. Standing: D. Ycabowcr, J. McGuire, B. Ruegamer, J. McEolgan, B. Cotnby, P. O’Leary, B. Burner, J. Wie-ferich, J. Baucrnfeind, B. Schmitz, J. Paulos, B. Allen. War is Hell.” Officers—J. Gross, V. Pres.; E. Walsh, Student Council rep.; F. Feldman, Pres.; E. McGivern, Sec.; P. O’Leary, Treas. Ill Band Members of Carroll’s Pep Band . . . With smiles as cheery as their music. Kneeling: Ardyce Utter. First row: R. Rickl, B. Koncn, R. Grobto, P. Miller, R. Moses, G. Schneller, J. Wciser, R. Simpertnan, S. Hogan. Second row: N. Running, R. Riebhoff, G. LaFond, J. Sigler. J. Geldrich, R. Hanson, P. Robbins. Third row: R. Ilvedson, C. Shea. E. Rachac, J. Walsh. Fourth row: G. Peters, P. Dee, R. Durand. Fifth row: J. Kaspcrick, G. Tupa. Sixth row: A. Janackoski, B. Holshue, S. Hermanson. Seventh row: V. Matule, A. Bolick. Eighth row: R. Farrell, J. Sprute. Ninth row: R. Decker. 112 Young Republicans First row: B. Monaghan, A. Fazio, G. Bower, G. McAndrews, D. Ellis, G. Peters. Second row: D. Peters, G. Schneller, J. Roller, A. Aavedal, M. Pekas. The Carroll Young Republicans, although a minority in numbers on campus, have reached a majority of students in attempting to keep them politically informed. Having a successful year, the Young Republicans were responsible for the appearance of a political column in the PROSPECTOR, featuring authors from the field of politics. Those writing for the column were Mr. Lou Welch, U.S. Senate candidate; Mrs. Bertha Wie-loff, former President of the Montana Federation of Republican Women’s Clubs; and Mr. B. Baillie, former state chairman of the Young Republicans. The Club has attempted to revive interest in politics and it hopes to further interest even more in the future. Officers—D. Peters, V. Pres.; G. McAndrews, Pres.; G. Bower, Sec.-Treas. 113 RELIGION 114 Chapels St. Charles Chapel St. Charles Borommeo Chapel Devotions 115 Men’s Retreat Women s Retreat 116 Grotto of Mary at the side of the west entrance to Carroll. Statue of Christ in hall west of St. Charles Chapel, Administration Building. Father Beausoliel speaks at Immaculata Hall. INSIDE ST. HELENA CATHEDRAL May Crowning 118 4V May Crowning i r i Borromeo Club First row: Father Kelly, P. Miller, E. Heller, J. Walsh, F. Matule, D. Puncell, B. Allen, Father O’Connor. Second row: D. Sodja, J. Cox, M. Medina, B. Konen, G. Hammond, F. Sporledcr, F. McCormick, D. Smith. Third row: A. Minjarcs, S. Haas, J. Roach, A. Odland, B. Roberts, B. Noonan. The Borromeo Club is an organization constituted of seminarians residing in Borromeo Hall and of those residing in the city of Helena. The Club meets once a week after spiritual conferences given by Rev. John J. O’Connor. The purpose of the organization is to help guide and unify those students aspiring to the Priesthood. The Borromeans serve as sacristans for the two student chapels, and they sponsor annually the White Elephant Sale,” a mission and campus fund-raising Auction. 120 Officers—J. Walsh, sec.; J. Cox, V. Pres.; D. Sodja, Treas.; M. Medina, Pres. Legion of Mary-Men Left to right: P. Estenson, C. Bousliman, J. Leary, C. Meyer, D. Sekora, R. Shutey, B. Baumgardner, Fr. Wiegenstcin, L. Byrd, B. Schneider, T. Slobojan, G. Bousliman, K. Engellant. Grotto of St. Bernadette Jack Leary makes a visit in the St. Charles Chapel. 12) Legion of Mary-Women First row, left to right: C. Sechser, G. Fitzgerald, G. Walker, K. Anderson, G. Dyba, F. Imlach. Second row: J. Keane, C. Connell, J. Sprute, S. Hogan, L. Killoy. 122 Officers, left to right: C. Connell, J. Sprute, F. Imlach (Pres.), C. Sechser. Sodality First row, left to right: J. MeGeehan, J. Sullivan, P. Dennehy, N. Lester. Second row: P. Kessler, L. McIntosh, K. Jackson, M. Mahrol, L. Cutting. Third row: C. Cunneen, V. Olson, D. Pollard, M. Pupich, M. Willems, M. Morris, B. Lem-ler, M. Sullivan. Officers: N. Lester, Pres.; P. Dennehy, V. Pres.; J. Sullivan, Sec.; J. MeGeehan, Treas. AROUND THE CAMPUS The Hilltopper 124 Initiation I was walking down the hall when several seniors approached and . . 125 Setting the trap for contempt of court. Initiation The silence was embarrassing, but so was Guilty! (Hyaw, hyaw.) the noise. Orientation And so, there will be . . . . . . None of that, cither. 126 Registration Hurry up and wait. Welcome Freshmen Dances 127 Charlie Cool. C-Day These arc, obviously, freshmen. Charging the C. C-Day Oyeh. (Blush, stammer.) It’s over there. Roll out the barrel (of water) 129 Homecoming � Carroll couples, from left to right: Eileen Baker (1958 Homecoming Queen) and John Cronin, Gwen Fitzgerald (crowned Homecoming Queen) and Bill Baumgardner, Kathy Acher and Tim Stanaway. 130 Carroll Alumni, left to right: H. J. Stoll, Mrs. Niedermcyer, Mr. Ben E. Nicder-meyer, Genevieve Dineen, Larry Scheewe. This page is respectfully dedicated to Father Greytak. He is, Main Hall residents generally agree, the most congenial, broad-minded dean of men that Joe College could want. Father Greytak works to keep an atmosphere conducive to study. Here arc a few pictures in appreciation of his efforts. At the right, however, is pictured one of the tamer sports (sometimes) that he often encounters. Christmas at Carroll Yeti visits the Christmas Formal Bela Marton—an Hungarian snowed-man. IMMACULATA HALL CHRISTMAS DANCE A gay evening when Joe didn’t have to play in One of the warmer sides of Christmas the band. 133 Mardi Gras Ah’m goin to get mah woman. Here she is! And ah’m prouder’n a baby basket full of wet garbage. 134 Senior-Freshman Talent Show Gene McAndrews sings the Song of the Pish . . . for all your cards and letters-uh. kun.” (A pishkun is a bluff over which buffalo were driven and killed by the Indians.) 135 Hay Ride Hch-heh. Get this. Eight guys and only two gals. But I’m a Borromean, so that helps. . . And so we were cruising this gravel drag in the boondocks when the truck broke down. What a hayride that was. I had this other chick out— one from back home—and . . .? You see that silly grin on my date’s face? She doesn’t believe me. Well, man, lcmme tell you about this other hayride. I was the first dog that these eight snakes stopped to pick up . . . So who were you maybe expecting? Warran Lavender? 136 Who’s Carrollites chosen for Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities of I960 are, left to right, sitting: Catherine Anne Murphy, Robert Carey Noonan, Florence Anne Imlach, Kenneth Edward Stenger, Gwendolyn Lee Fitzgerald, Gale Kjelshus Lar- Who son. Standing: Patty Ellen Hall, John Cornelius Cronin, Donald LeRoy Meyer, LeRoy James Byrd, Maurice Michael Medina, William Peter Baumgardner, Marilyn Schmitz. Administration Building Main Hall 6CI Borromeo Hall Proposed Womens Residence 140 Proposed Student Union Building Immaculata Hall Lourdes Hall (Butte, Montana) One of the many catchy, attractive advertisements for the White Elephant Sale was this elephant, made from good and plentiful Montana snow. Seated topside is Paul Miller. Kneeling: Earl Heller, Pat O’Leary, Bob Noonan, Vince Matule. These and other members of the Borromeo Club constructed the animal.” n St. Louis Woman . . T’is t’ing workee? Carroll’s Priests—industrious and interested 143 I am the leader and these are my people. Father Mackin mm ■ s - CARROLL STUDENTS AROUND THE CAMPUS j 144 3§9|[C0 [jojje ) jo A 9iy [may I Picnics Borromeo Club Picnic Spring Picnic Babes in the Wood Splish, splash I was taking a bath . . . Pre-Mcd Club Picnic So who were you maybe expecting? Tom Dzwinel? Call of the Wild Muck-out 147 BLOOD DRAWING I’ve gone lymph. Dracula’s Daughters. The Carroll Sanitarium In the course of the scholastic year, a number of students crack up” from over-work, too much reading, and etc. These three unfortunate victims, recuperating in the Concrete Room,” are: Ludovico (Gah-gah) Cristofaro; George (the Happy Hungarian) Magyarosi; Ken (the Barber) Engellant. 148 Commencement NURSES CAPPING Ground-breaking, May 22, I960: Bisbop Gilmore turns the (irst spade ol cartb lor tbc ntv,- Student. Union Building. Ground-breaking (or tbe new Women’s Residence Commencement GRADUATION MASS Many parents and friends attended the graduation ceremonies in which diplomas were given to seventy-two Carrollites. Baccalaureate Mass was held in St. Helena’s Cathedral. The confering of the degrees was in the Civic Center of Helena. 150 PATRONS Leaf Lingerie Shop Friei's Gift and China Shop Mary Stella Shop Schiff Shoe Stylon Inc. Walker Paint Store Tubbs Fruit Stand Sandy's Floral Union Market Druggists of Helena Capital Auto Supply Higgins Cigar Store COLONIAL CLUB Helena's Finest Dinners Steaks Chicken Ravioli Trout Drinks Outstanding Merchants Lunch Served Week Days 11:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. Entertainment Nightly TREASURE STATE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Congratulations Seniors! Montana Owned Montana Operated For Home Office Butte, Montana Montanans PATRONS McGaffick’s Service M. L. Brown Co. Matt Bieri—Mobile dist. Helena Hardware 76 Union Service (Benton) Ed Johnson Auto Service DeWalt Studio Livingston Shoes Claflin Furniture House Anderson’s Cronk’s Barney’s Phillips 66 Main Motel Reber Plumbing Parts Supply Inc. Continental Motors Mecca Cafe Coast to Coast Store Gamer's Shoes SPECIAL SPONSORS LUNDY’S MARKET PARK AVENUE FURNISHING VAUGHN AND RAGSDALE COMPANY MOON THE SHOOTING Today's student may be, tomorrow, a traveller to the moon. And, even as a student reaches for a high ideal, the metal industry is looking up to progress in a celestial frontier. THE ANACONDA COMPANY step by step - - - year by year advances this frontier, POWER-TOWNSEN D COMPANY Extends its best wishes to the class of '60 Power-Townsend Company Located in the Steamboat Block, Helena, Montana. “Your kind of store FLIGELMAN'S j. m. McDonald company Helena, Montana 1ST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Think 1st....When money matters HELENA SAND AND GRAVEL COMPANY Ready Mixed Concrete Washed Sand and Gravel Asphalt Pavements Helena, Montana JAMES STUDIO Class of '60 Thanks again for the privilege of knowing you and for the opportunity to serve you. Our best wishes for your future success and happiness. James Studio HELENA BOTTLING COMPANY Extends its congratulations to the class of 60 Squirt Nesbitt Twang Helena, Mon tana LINDER-KIND LUMBER COMPANY •'Everything for the home builder. ' Building materials and lumber Ph. HI 2-3150 THURBER PRINTING COMPANY Printers Lithographers Stationers Congratulations, class of 60 CAPITAL CITY BOWL Center for Carroll College Bowling League STUDENT RATESI SHERMAN MUSIC COMPANY Record and Sheet Music Magnavox Radio-Phonograph and Television Hammon d Organs Band Instruments and Repairs JORUD PHOTO SHOP Montana's Largest Photographic Supply Center. Camera s — Movie and Still Sound Projectors 24 Hour Finishing Hallmark cards Rentals- Trade in and Repairs M “Your Care Best Friend” KNAPPS SERVICE Congratulations to the class of '60 Recapping Repairing Balancing FRONTIER MOTORS CLOVER LEAF For JERSEY DAIRY Rambler and Willy s Jeeps Helena’s Leading Dairy For Sales, See Congratulations to the class of 60 Lawrence McDermott and Do n F redrickson Glass Bottles or Pure Pack Cartons Milk Cream For Service, See Ice Cream Cottage Chesee Ed Clark, Service Manager Butter Eggs DICK’S CONOCO SERVICE Precision Wheel Alignment Wheel Balancing Tractionixing Tires Accessories Batteries Washing Lubrication THE NEW QUALITY MARKET Helena's Leading Independent Grocery Extends its best wishes to the class of ’60. UNION BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Bank at the sign of the Weatherball Member of F.D.I.C. Congratulations to the class of 60 STATE NURSERY AND SEED COMPANY Flowers, green house fresh, for every occasion by Montana's master Our sincerest thanks for the past florists. and present patronage and friendship ph. HI 2-2610 from the fine folks at Carroll College. Congratulations to the class of '60 MINUTE KITCHEN THE GLOBE CLOTHING COMPANY Men and Boys wear Luggage Ladies sportswear Western wear Helena, Montana