Carroll College - Hilltopper Yearbook (Helena, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1967 volume:

en GENEALOGY 978.602 H36CC, 1967 y m W M ■- KSffl!4 ffll BR ' W§ M «r «1 This is a place where we will spend very few seasons of our life. Perhaps you have come here with no definate quest. You are drifting through life and at the moment escaping. some of its harsh realities. You may drift on and invade the paramount questions of life. But will you ever know who you are or what you are doing in this place? Remember, self-knowledge is the fulfillment of life. 1 967 HILLTOPPER PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATE STUDENTS OF CARROLL COLLEGE, HELENA, MONTANA MIKE SULLIVAN, EDITOR; JOHN KELLY, ASSISTANT, VINCE CONNOR, PHOTOGRAPHER Life is made up of years. Years are made up of seasons. Life at Carroll College, however, is a continuous cycle of four seasons. Each year is a near facsimile of the last. What we do today, another did previously, and someone new will do again. You see, for every senior there was a junior, for every junior a sophomore, for every sophomore a freshman. Therefore, this book is not just a memory book of this year but it is also a preview book of those to come. It is dedicated to the lifeblood of this year ' s seniors, juniors, and sopho- mores — the incoming freshmen. INTRODUCTION AUTUMN WINTER SPRING FACULTY AND CLASSES 1 18 66 110 158 BISHOP OF HELENA REV. RAYMOND G. HUNTHAU8EN, D.D. PRESIDENT M8GR. ANTHONY M. BROWN VICE PRESIDENT J. J. MANION, PH.D. VICE PRESIDENT CHARLES MANDEVILL! C.P.A. NO MAN IS AN ISLAND. ENTIRE OF ITSELF ..ANY MANS DEATH DEMINISHES ME, BECAUSE I AM INVOLVED IN MANKIND; AND THEREFORE NEVER SEND TO KNOW FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS; IT TOLLS FOR THEE. K INMEMORIAM M. REV. JOHN J. O ' CONNOR, PH.D. m jgm REV. JOHN R. SHEA Registrar REV. EDWARD J. SULLIVAN Director of Developement MR. VICTOR BENEVENTI Dean of Admissions REV. FRANCIS J. DIMITROVICH Head Librarian MISS BILLIE J HILL Dean of Women MISSJOAN DUNCAN Assistant Dean REV. C.J. KELLY Dean of Students Dean of St. Charles Hal REV. 0. L. HIGHTOWER Borromeo Hall REV. F. DOMITROVICH Dean Hall REV. J. REDMAN Dean Hall X Mrs N Connelly Cashier )i Mrs G Cote Placement Office Mr W Dowd Manager, Saga Food Mrs. L. Grieb Sec Fin V P. ADMINIQ Mr J Harris Saga Food Mrs C Haffey Bookstore Mrs. R Hardgrove Sec Public Relations Tr Mr A A Hunthausen Dir of Budget r V • ' Mr A R. Hunthausen Loan Director Mr. B. Iwen Dlr. of Public Relations 10 Mrs. M Moholt Librarian Mr. T. Monahan Placement Mrs M. J Mook IBM. Operator Mr J Moore Super, of Buildings Mrs G. Leary Counseling Sr M Padraic Librarian TRATION Mr A Peoples Mail Room Miss E Ryan Sec to President Mrs M. Sheehy Transcript Clerk Mrs C Tootell Cashiers Mrs. S. Vaessen PBX Operator Mr L Walchuk Chief Accountant Mrs H Weir Clerk stenographer SING OUT IN 1967 Famous Lincoln Authority j|| 1 0 Lecture January 23 i£ ssreer, « Carroll To Handle Special Project Msgr. J. J. O ' Connor College Vice Pres. Dies Misery Semester Tesls PR09PECT0R 9TAFF Co-Editors Dayle Benish. Bill Lukoskie Assistant Editor Sue LaSalle Staff Photographer Vince Connor Circulation Manager Jim Burns Sports Editor Pat Lee Business Manager Paul Gallagher Staff Joe Chouinard. Ed OHerron, Joe McLean. Tom Brooke, Sr. Mary Luke, Coleen Walden, Shelly Wurth, Jim Smith. Linda Tackes, Sister Joseph Ann, Kathy McCarvel, Kathy Roberts, Ann Shannon, Tom Sheehy Miss Clare Chisolm — Fall Editor Miss Dayle Benish-Spnng Co-Editor Mr, Bill Lukoskie-Spnng Co-Editor 12 HILLTOPPER STAFF Mike Sullivan. Editor John Kelly. Assistant Editor Jim Sewell Business Manager Dominic Varacalle. Sports Editor Kay Fagan. Literary Editor ■TNEILUGRIN ' !  u ,vr ■ V. - • H 3r ; $T iV T i MEMBERS OF THE 1966-67 BOARD OF CO-ORDINATORS ARE: seated. Ernie Jean. Connie Callahan. Jack Haffey. Meats Sullivan, standing. Joe McLean. Ed Neuman. Domonic Connelly, Louise Piccioni. Mike Fitzgerald, Paul White and advisor. Mr Tom Longin. MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF CARROLL COLLEGE ARE: Kneeling. Mike Sullivan. Roy Starks. Mike Sullivan, seat- ed, Neil Ugrin (President), Connie Callahan (Secretary), Reese Puckett (Treasurer). Meats Sullivan (Vice-Pres.) Ernie Jean, Pat Collins: Standing, John Kelly, Dick Ries, Don Phillip, Maureen McKinnon, Mike O ' Donnell. Jim Smith. Joe McLean. Paul White. Louise Piccio- ni, Mike Fitzgerald, Jack Haffey, Ed Neuman, Domonic Connelly and advisor, Mr Tom Longin 15 B3aB dk ' -j;V aiiKfc. College is more than the classroom, lab and the library, it is a strange place abounding with opportunities to which we join ourselves for a meager four years, then it is no more We are suspended from, but a lesser part of. the normal realm of society We have no known place. We know not what we want. We are con- fused, excited, depressed, struggling, ex- pectant, searching AUTUMN Life is made up of years. Years are made up of seasons. The first season at Carroll is Autumn. Autumn is the season of Adjustment. For some, this means adjusting to a completely new way of life; friends, social standards and strict academic responsibilities. To others it means readjustment to the demands of the school year. The season of renewing interests is Au- tumn. Chaos, fear, and fun symbolize the first few days at Carroll College Moving in — and discovering that your room is on fifth floor — begins it all You are next confronted with the fear of registration — all of those papers and cards — Finally all three emo- tions are combined as the Seniors confront the Frosh with Beanies and the beginning of the Initia- tion Ritual UPPERCLAQQMEN COMBINE EFF0RT8 TO WELCOME FR08H. ■ •.■-,i.v __ K 24 There is hardly a chance during the first few days of the school year for the frosh to relax until the day of the all-school picnic Begin- ning with the Mass of the Holy Spirit, dedicat- ing the year to God and asking for his bless- ings and helps, this annual affair is designed to ignite a feeling of unity between the new- comers and the upperclassmen Preparation for Homecoming is no easy task. Days of carefui planning and hard work are in- volved in making this day a success. Most will agree, however, that the hours spent decorating are not painstaking to any extreme degree. L is ' . — -■ ' ■ .. ' ' i ' ' -i- PARADE INAUGURATES HOMECOMING BEAUTY I follow beauty, of her train I am: Beauty whose voice is earth and sea and air: Who serveth and her hands for all things ply; Who reigneth, and her throne is everywhere. 30 - STUDENTS ENJOY MUSIC OF WILLIAM PENN AND THE QUAKERS AT HOMECOMING DANCE V w m i 8UZI THOMAS KAY FAGEN I KATHY ROBERTS MARY ARNESS DIXIE REDMAN MARY DOCKSTADER KATHY SAVAGE KATHY RUSSELL MARY JO STURM i -ML. .;• ' . Sf II rt - : : . ..,.f „ Js l Football practice begins In the relentless heat of late summer. By the time the league season starts in September, the team has been cut to approximately 35 men who will work together in eight consecutive games The Players are divided into offensive and defensive squads which are to work as teams within a team. They settle into the routine of the season: hard practices Mon- day through Friday, games on Saturday. The stadiums are biased battlefields for play marked with the fierce pride which charac- terizes any sport 36 £.« SCOREBOARD Carroll 46 Rocky Mountain 6 7 Westminster 34 7 Eastern Montana 27 12 Western Montana 19 Eastern Montana 20 16 Northern Montana 14 21 Western Montana 30 4 1 Montana Tech All American Russ Pilcher - Defensive HB All Conference 6 Offense Defense Dean Roberts Russ Pilcher John Etchart John Delong Rick Ronan Dan _einweber NAIA Ranking Dom Varacalle - Punt Returns -2 Russell Pilcher - Punting - 4 Row 1: Redman. Roscoe, Carlson, Varacalle. Pilcher. Tur- cott, Leinweber, McCauley. Hoppes. McCarthy, Coach Kelly. Row 2: Sand. Leuer, Etchart. McGloin, Brady, DeLong, Clark. Leinweber. White. Molloy. McDonald, Sullivan, Row 3: Spear. Roberts, Goodheart. Sullivan. Robinson. Hammond. Ronan, Molloy, Lester. O ' Donnell. Keefe. Gallagher. 83P3 f ' 77 34£78$76 «5 75 88 7 48 ... fti ' -HI — • ' mtk liii ■ ' r. ?i m r £2; 49- W 1 -■ ■■■ H ; faS m L It- t- . DJ ' Br ssts a?3 ; • . J ■ • . • • .■-♦• - ■ ■ ■;■ - -■ ■-. - ■ - ... K te , .J . V 43 A  w ■ ■ -I A Along the sidelines the tension of the game is reflected in the eyes of the coaches Constantly, they seek the one flaw, the small crack through which to strike The games are mirrored in their faces - intent, cool, calcu- lated, they are the brains behind the brawn. V 1 vf 1 n r L ■ i 44 .m. - r • COMPETITION 18 TOUGH IN INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL 45 x I FREQHMAN PARENTQ I DAY mm s V 1 V ■ t jfift - m -. ,. ' -.w n ■--■; EH The Carroll Music Department offers a varied program of Recit- als. Concerts. Plays and other services, making music an inte- gral part of life at Carroll 49 50 m The College ' s new Administration-Classroom building, O ' Connell Hall, was dedicated and opened for use ear- ly in the school year This building provided much needed administrative and faculty office space as well as increased classroom spaces fully equipped with the newest educational aids. J Student affairs extend beyond the college campus. In late October Carroll was host school to a meet- ing of the Montana Student President ' s Association and to a Journalism Workshop for the five colleges in Montana. Several discussions were held con- cerning college affairs and several guest speakers addressed the assembled student leaders 1MB ' tfc«HM,. = t A FRIENDSHIP- GIVING ENCOURAGEMENT, FUN, JOY, HARMONY; THRIVING ON SACRIFICE, GENEROSITY, HUMOR ANDHONOR. THE NEW- SPURRING INTEREST, HELPING, IMPROVING THE OLD. DRAMA QTUDENTS PREQENT TROJAN WOMEN SENIORS PERFORM FOR LAST TIME «X9 STUDENT NURSES PRESENT THE BIG 9HIRT DANCE COMMON ' Q 8IGHT 63 Autumn is a season of reunion. It is a sea- son of endless activities, of planning and working together, of cheering and boosting spirits. Autumn is the season of unity. 64 mui : :: : v: ' - ■, - iti . S$ ' 1 ML ■ ■ ■f WINTER Life is made up of years. Years are made up of seasons. Hunger for knowledge, eagerness for friendship, unending en- ergy and spirited competition keep the winter season alive. The sophomore becoming a junior, the junior becoming a senior, and the senior approaching a turning point in his life; all sustaining a whirlwind of vigorous activity. { ■■■H tfrl K v 4£ L V 7 ■ v 1 Jk z k fc Fr. Andrew Greeley and Miss Jackie Gren- nan were among the speakers presented in the Walsh Lecture Series this year. A series of Sex Education Lectures was also presented and well received by both stu- dents and faculty. These lecture series provided the opportunity to gam knowl- edge, information and insights not learned in the regular college classroom. 69 CARROLLEERS AND DRAMA DEPARTMENT PRE9ENT THE STINGIEST MAN IN TOWN 72 73 m ' • .-.■. J 4 vl ; ? ? CC OPP Vaughn Realty, Spokane 55 95 U of Alberta 86 64 Eastern Washington 95 78 Hiram Scott 86 90 Jamestown, N.D. 103 93 Minot State, N.D. 72 77 Dickinson State, N.D 85 9 5 Western Montana 86 78 Lewis Clark of Idaho 1 15 85 Western Washington 58 63 Southern Colorado 86 105 U of San Diego 75 64 U of San Diego 102 72 Warner Pacific 1 12 55 Rocky Mountain 101 72 Montana Tech 93 45 Northern Montana 107 75 Western Montana 74 65 Montana Tech 105 65 Northwest Nazarene 101 88 Northwest Nazarene 94 90 Northern Montana 76 64 Western Montana 86 71 Eastern Montana 79 71 Rocky Mountain 8 1 79 Eastern Montana 108 90 NAIA District 5 Playoffs Eastern Montana 66 86 Eastern Montana 82 88 l JJm 64 James Mallard 62 Cincinatti John Etchart 5 ' 8 ' Glasgow Jim Gusick 6 ' 5 ' Billings Pat Walsh 6 ' 6 Billings Tony Sapit 6 ' 6 Chicago Steve Bailey 6 ' 5 ' Denver Dom Varacalle 6 ' 0 ' Denver Arnie Anderson 6 6 Havre Tom Beck 6 5 Cincinatti Bob Brainard 5 9 Boise Jim Stinson 6 8 Chicago Dan Barnhouse 6 5 St Louis Jim Haggerty 6 3 ' Helena Jim Fnske 6 0 ' Columbia Falls 77 S3 II £k The 1966-1967 version of Carroll College roundballers was per- haps the best ever in college history. Midway through the season the cagers caught fire winning fifteen consecutive games to cap- ture the Frontier Conference Championship. To climax a great sea- son, team members Tony Sapit and Jim Mallard were named API- American by the NAIA poll of coaches. 79 - _. • I The Red Cross Blood Drawing is but one example of the many projects to which the Spurs and the Circle K dedicate their ser- vices Carroll has continuously held the record for the amount of blood donated by students on college campuses in the state. JUNIORQ DIQPLAY TOP-RATE TALENT 83 BRUNCKE ' S WHAT 19 MY NEIGHBOR? WHO 19 MY DAD? 19 A DELIGHTFUL 9UCCE99 jr%% v i w m Tfie Blue Tecum mL Carroll ' s newest activity was initiated during the Winter by the Wranglers. The Brain Bowl was accepted with great enthusiasm on the part of students and faculty alike. 87 INTRAMURAL CHAMPI0N9 BASKETBALL 1967 V TOSH f y The skiing season was short for the Carroll students, however, through the efforts of the Ski Club, the season was thoroughly enjoyed. Besides Snow Day at Belmont, the Ski Club sponsored a trip to Sun Valley during semester break 91 9ENI0R CARNIVAL BREAK9 MONOTONY OF LATE WINTER « ' fm l ■ 1 1 m 94 TWELFTH NIGHT CALLED PROFESSIONAL I ' S : ' ■:-:. ' vj ;, • - .. CAPITAL FORD ' ROLL PR UP WITH PE0P1E FEB22 8PM SR HI GYM Service Entrance! CLAM t o WHEREAS, Up with People is a vibrant and rowin movement determined to produce a new, hard working Cough breed ot American with a love ot God and country in his heart; and WHEREAS, this movement called Moral Rearmament nation- wide, was born on Mackinac Island, Michigan as Sing Out ' 65 in 1965, striking such an immediately responsive chord that it brought about the birth of a new college known as Mackinac College in Sept- ember, 1966 ; and WHEREAS, Up with People employs music as the universal language and has sent fine groups of young singers throughout the country and into many foreign lands as enthusiastic and inspirationa ambassadors for America ' s present day go generation ; and WHEREAS, Montana ' s student body presidents have invited an Up with People singing group, 150 strong, to perform in our State February 15-28, 1967, with appearances scheduled at the University of Montana campus in Missoula, Montana State University campus in Bozeman and Carroll College campus in Helena; NOW THEREFORE, By ihe power vested in me, as Governor of the State of Montana, I, TIM BABCOCK, proclaim the dates February 15 - 28, 1967, a Up with People ! davs and urge that Montanans share in the enthfliasm and spiritual days and urge that Montanans share in the enthS uplift which v puame ople caught up in a good Jlat IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the GREAT SEAL OF THE STATE OF MONTANA to be affixed. DONE at the City of Helena, the Capital, this 10ch day of . Februar y , in the year of our LORD, one thousand nine hundred and sixty SGV en iU WMMTO1IT— I— W— BMHW Mnirft ' WTftTITiaMWWW Several months of hard work and careful planning were in- volved in preparing for Carroll ' s most successful event of the school year. The Up With People, group sang to a crowd of 4, 000 in the Helena High School Gymnasium in late February. Never before has a crowd this size gathered to watch big name entertainment in Helena. Up with People presented a dynamic performance filled with folk, rock and roll and show boat style music. = ' ps 101 WU HI !%; •F 4 V 103 g- m Hi : SCIENCE STUDENTS TOUR MINING OPERATIONS POLITICIANS ARE ACTIVE IN CAMPAIGNS WINTER 19 THE 9EA90N OF PEACE AND CONTENTMENT. WINTER 19 THE 9EA90N WHICH LOOK9 AHEAD TO THE NEW YEAR OR NEW 9PRING TO COME. 108 mm e $ • iniiT-f   - H 1 1 i sTiBI ? mw li ' ' i(K ?!P5 l? ffe5jj -r-: 7f — ' J .JSfl S i-. r v r; ' : $% %U Sg ! l J ! j I .1 • i I ; ' ■ ' V JV I ,r i ; «A h -X ' V ' - ' - ' ,«• •■ , ft fe - £ ' ' Life is made up of years. Years are made up of seasons. Spring is a season of mixed emotions. It is the beginning of a new year. It is a time for looking ahead, peering back at the past, while still living in the present. If only life would remain still for a few fleeting moments, but life must move on. Moments of suc- cess, sorrow and happiness, these are in the past, present, and future. Life will not wait. Its fleeting moments are so urgent. Education cannot mean merely the de- velopment of our intellect or of all our potentialities for there are potentialities for eveil in us as well as for good. Nor can it mean mere preparation for life, but rather to make the world a better place to live in Our educators should realize as clearly as possible what kind of potential- ities they are to develope in their stu- dents; what kind of life they are to edu- cate young people for. The ideals and values which constitute the essential elements of culture must first be clearly understood and appreciated. Sec. -Gen. U Thant Education in our Changing Times. STUDENTS GIVE EXPRESSION TO THE NEW ART . . 1 -a THE MODERN LOOK jnHir MODERNIZED CO-ED RETREAT IS REMARKABLE IMPROVEMENT 116 117 118 BORROMEO W.E.8. HELPS MISSIONS 1 19 KATHY BRANAGAN CAPTURES MISS HELENA CROWN SOPHOMOREQ TURN CLOCK BACK (23 124 COACH BURGESS PRODUCES ANOTHER SPORTS SPECTACULAR MEMBERS OF THE CARROLL FORENSIC ' S SOCIETY ARE: Mr T. Owens, Coach. Jim Smith, Mary Foehr. Pete Sullivan. John Sullivan, Ellen Roberts, Mr Bill Huber, Coach Mike O ' Donnell. Maureen McKinnon and Todd Delmore SOME COME TO DANCE, 90ME COME TO PLAY, SOME MERELY COME TO PASS TIME AWAY, SOME COME TO LAUGH THEIR VOICES DO RING BUT A8 FOR U8, WE COME FOR TO QING. . . %A 1 SENIORS HONORED AT BANQUET BACK PORCH MAJORITY INITIATES SPRING FORMAL WEEKEND i ' . V f; ? . ' ; '  ; ;V : .:V;. • . - ««v. itV. r v. WfeS KAY FAGAN  XYV r -, -, .  v uvr., wn CAMPUS QUEEN 1 — ...... .,.„_.„ I ♦ KAY KATHY MARYLOU MA1XNER FAGAN BRANA6AN GLORIA FREY 137 AND THEN . . . THERE WA8 MU8IC i ' ii 5% ! , ' f V r 1 1 - ;•; ... r : _ ■ : ■ ■■■ ' ■.v :-: II— 1 Ml HI III M I ■Hli ' Front row left to right; Demmg, Connely. Freeman. Wilson. Etchart. Petrino, Boyle. Simurdak. Standing; Monahan, Murray, Miles, Mai lard. Spear, Leiferman, Van Atta. Greenough, Kabeary. Coach Kieth Sell Montana We ■ 1 Opp. 5 Montana 1 6 Eastern 2 7 Eastern 3 5 Montana State 3 17 Montana State 16 Western 5 6 Western 2 10 Northern 8 1 Northern 5 4 Montana Tech. 6 5 Montana Tech. 15 12 Montana 2 9 Montana 9 143 The Saint ' s Rodeo Team is composed of Goodheart, Smith, Sewell and Mohatt Members of the Saint ' s Bowling Team are Kelly, Gerl. McCourt. Freeman. Fnske and Barsotti RODEO AND BOWLING TEAMS HAVE AN EXCELLENT 8EA80N 145 147 8TUDENTS REWARDED FOR OUT8TANDING WORK 48 STUDENTS RECEIVE MISSIONS AT MAY CROWNING 150 FROSH EXHIBIT VARIETY OF TALENT •■ IE ' Front row, Munzennder. Drynan. D Roberts, D Drynan, Slead, Wurth. Zimmer, Frey, Corngan. O ' Connell, Kenny. Bowman. Ortwem, Freshour Ahmann. Neu. B Roberts. Moll. Emerson. Moore. Coulston. Zanchi. Thelen. Karaffa. Pegar. Salvagni, Lester. Chambers. El- lis. Zugel. Heel. K Roberts. Connolly. Drummond. Shawver. Stokes. LaSalle. Zuroff CARR0LLEER8 . . ' .- 1 a ij i£ flbiSl U ■ m Ka BM B ■ H • • ' 1 w . 1 I i q it ;u «y ■ ,3wT • jKV Vb 1 i A TIME FOR PRAYER A TIME FOR JOY A TIME FOR REMEMBERING OUR DAYS HERE. DREAMING OF THE FUTURE AS WE. THE SENIORS GO FORTH TO A NEW BEGINNING Mr Joseph Ward Ph.D Division Chairman English f £2ft . til Mr J Semmens Ph D English DIVI9ION OF LITERATURE, COMMUNICATION, ART AND MUSIC |k«a% ?$ kft tifc Mr H Burgess MA English Mr R Heywood MA English Mrs. M F Jeske MA. English Mrs G MullallyA. English fcfe Mr P. Bruncke MA Art Mr J Munzenndge MA Music Miss H McLeod M A Drama 153 ■ I Mr T. Owens A.B. Speech Mr C Huber MA Speech DIVI8I0N OF NATURAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS Mr A Westwell Ph.D. Chemistry Mr J Sullivan Ph D Chemistry Gi Mr J J Manion Ph D Division Chairman Biology Fr J M. Sullivan MA. Biology 1 Mr K Rogers MA Physics Mr G Bugni M.S. Chemistry Mr M Murtagh B.S. Mathematics Mr. A. Murray MA Mathematics - ' Mr J Frankino M S ] 59 Fr J Redman M S Mathematics Mathematics Mr T. Stewart M S Physics DIVISION OF THEOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY Rev G J Lynam Ph D Division Chairman Philosophy Fr J C Alyward Psychology Fr R E. Devine B.D. Theology Fr J J Flynn A.B. Theology Fr C J Kelly Ph. D Philosophy Fr J P Sullivan A B Theology Fr F. J Wiegenstein Philosophy DIVISION OF LANGUAGES Rev H J Courtney Ph D Division Chairman Latin Greek 1 tit tk Fr P. B Kirchen MA. German Mr R Stafford Spanish Mr. R. Rosby MA French Fr L Hightower French Sr M Grace A B. Spanish Miss K Ramey MA Russian Sr M Joseph A. Spanish DIVIQION OF MEDICAL ARTS Rev. Joseph Harrington. Ph.D. Division Chairman Dean of Students Sr. Mary Carol B.S.N. E Nursing Mrs J. Flatt. B.S.N.E. Nursing DIVISION OF EDUCATION Mr Orville Dodge. Ed.D. Division Chairman Mr T Kelly A. B. Physical Education Head Football Coach Education Fr.J. Mackin PhD Economics Fr.J T. Sullivan STL History Latin f lis Fr E. P O ' Neill LL.B. Political Science Dean of the Faculty Fr. Bauer M.S.W. Sociology Sr. Frances Terese Sociology ■ TfH •Kf Mr G Rybacoff. B.A. Economics Rt. Rev. Msgr John J. O ' Connor PhD Division Chairman Sociology Mr J Perdue. M B.A. business Administration Mr T Longin History 163 Mr 0. Carlson. C PA Business Administration Mr T. Clinch. Ph.D. History p N V .- ' ' if z Yi s . «w ENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PREQIDENT JACK HAFFEY ■ ' ■- . ' ' NT NORM T nfin « £■ , vv ! ' Carroll Seniors elected to membership in Who ' s Who are: First Row; Kay Stredwick. Kathy Nelson. Connie Callahan. Chris Moholt. Kathy Kalberer. Gayle Peters, and Al Findly. Second Row; Jim Olson. Tom Daly. Jack Haffey. Dean Roberts. Dick Ries. Reese Puckett. Ken Jimmerson. Paul Gromoljez. and Bill Lester. Allen J Ahmann General Business Goxholm. North Dak. Paul Alvare Biology Helena. Montana Ronald E Andndge Accounting Helena, Montana Thomas M. Antonovich Hisotry Butte, Montana Paul John Applegate History Heppner. Oregon Norman Bauer Biology San Francisco, Call Robert J Befort History Great Bend, Kansas Donald C, Bendz Sociology Wahoo, Nebraska Michael J Bradford Pholosophy Helena, Montana Joey H. Busch Helen Anne Byrtus Sociology Sociology Philhpsburg. Montana Sheridan, Wyoming Bernard E Carlson Economics Oregon City. Oregon Cyril Myron Clark History Meadow. South Dakota Marilyn F Clark English Helena. Montana Michael Robert Clark Sociology Helena. Montana T Vincent Connor Sociology Denver, Colorado Virginia A. Cortest Medical Technology Walkerville. Montana Frank Cristofare Engineering Helena, Montana William S Darcy Thomas J Daly Pauline Dennehy Engineering Chemistry Elementary Education Helena. Montana Belgrade. Montana Butte. Montana Edward R. Derzay Dennis J. Donovan Phillip L Driscoll Sociology Engineering History Butte. Montana Helena. Montana Charlo, Montana Billie Anne Dunn John N. Etchart James V. Filson Elementary Education Political Science Engineering Great Falls. Montana Glascow, Montana Helena. Montana Alan James Fmdly Joseph A Fhgstein Ronald A Flores Philosophy Philosophy English Butte, Montana Boise, Idaho San Francisco, Call Linda M Gilbert Michael L Gilligan Eileen C, Green Elementary Education Accounting Elementary Education Deer Lodge, Montana Great Falls, Montana Wolf Point, Montana Paul F Grmoljez John D Haffey Martin T Hagenson Biology Mathematics Pholosophy Butte, Montana Helena, Montana Butte, Montana Martin T Heller General Business Helena. Montana Thomas C. Honzel English Missoula. Montana Richard J Hopkins Biology Helena. Montana Juan J Iglesias Sociology Havana. Cuba Fredrick L. Irgens Philosophy Moses Lake, Wash Richard A Janzer History Great Falls. Montana Harry R. Jentges General Business Cottonwood. Idaho Kenneth M Jimmerson Fench Hilger. Montana Kathenne Kalberer Latin Missoula, Montana James Hugh Kalkus Philosophy Tacoma, Washington Joseph Kishman General Business Cheyenne, Wyoming Norma Jean Klemm Elementary Education Great Falls. Montana Josephine Laisnez Elementary Education Dutton, Montana Dennis J. Lavery Chemistry Butte. Montana Frances I Levine Elementary Education Aberdeen, South Dakota Mary Faye Lear Spanish Choteau, Montana Patrick C Lee Sociology Butte. Montana William John Lester Philosophy Anaconda, Montana John F Lynch English Butte, Montana Janet Lynch Elementary Education Walkerville, Mont Zenda Koch Lynch Medical Technology Butte, Montana Judith Ann Magness Medical Technology James Mallard Biology Cincinnati. Ohio Daniel Malloy Biology Malta. Montana Richard B. Matthys Accounting Brady. Montana Margie Kamperschroer Michelotti Medical Technology Butte. Montana Richard E. Mohatt Ellen C Molholt Joseph P Moran Philosophy English Philosophy Sidney. Nebraska Helena. Montana Butte, Montana Robert R More Mary Kay Mulvihill Michael T. Murphy Accounting Elementary Education Sociology Cut Bank, Montana Anaconda, Montana Anaconda Montana Susan McGinley Gary Richard Nagel Kathenne F. Nelson Medical Records Mathematics English Anaconda. Montana Beach. North Dakota Browning. Montana Edward Neuman English Helena. Montana James J O ' Connel Biology Chicago. Illinois James Olson Chemistry Forsyth. Montana Gayle P. Peters History Poison. Montana Robert J. Phillip Biology Anaconda. Montana Clifford R. Pilcher Sociology Missoula. Montana F Reese Puckett Political Science Peerless. Montana Terrence Redman English Butte, Montana Walter J. Reid Accounting Helena. Montana (F Charles S Reinhardt History Paterson. New Jersey Richard J. Ries Mathematics Conrad. Montana Richard F Rigler General Business Helena. Montana Joseph R. Riley Sociology Helena, Montana Dean G Roberts English Helena. Montana John W. Robertson Philosophy Harlowton. Montana Richard P Ronan History Helena, Montana Kathleen M Russel French Helena. Montana Kathleen M Savage Elementary Education Butte, Montana Elmer R Simurdak Mathematics Libby, Montana Margaret Sue Speer Political Science Helena. Montana Sandra Stallard Elementary Education Miles City. Mont Sehna C Stanaway English Butte. Montana Kathenne Stredwick Sociology Anaconda, Montana Dana B Stiner Biology Tow nsend. Mont Virginia R Stockert French Solen, No Dakota James Joseph Sullivan History Butte. Montana Charles T Drynan English Helena. Montana James William Sullivan History Anaconda. Montana James 0. Terch Biology Idaho Falls. Idaho Neil Edward Ugrin Economics Great Falls. Montana Patrick F Walsh Thomas F. War Dorothy Ann White Mathematics Mathematics Medical Technology Billings. Montana Helena. Montana Anaconda, Montana Paul G White Mary K Wojtowick David A Drynan History Medical Records English Portland. Oregon Harlowtown. Montana Helena, Montana JUNIOR CLA9S OFFICER9 PRE9IDENT ERNEST JEAN VICE PRESIDENT MIKE SULLIVAN SECRETARY MARILYN GREYTAK TREASURER BILL BUGNI . - ' ' ■■ ■ : .■ ' - :. Arnie Anderson Pat Brown Susan Brown Gary Buffington £?D tt Bob Cohnen Sandie Cloonan Bill Collins Pat Collins J ' 3 f. 5  S -p Domonic Connolley Sharon Copeland Dan Danz John DeLong 0k £B Tim Dernbach Mary Dockstader Jim Dwyer Max Dyba Joanne Elliot Laura Ellis Frank Esquivel Kay Fagan Connie Flaherty Mary Foehr Blaine French Kathy Flynn Bob Gallagher Paul Gallagher Mark Gerl Bill Gillespie fcM J ■ ♦ 1 c 4ti Pete Giono Mike Gruba Bonnie Gardner Marilyn Greytak life Ait a Ralph Guay Sandy Halverson Bruce Harr Paul Heath Ed Hislop Sue Jangula Ernie Jean Fred Jenneskens Tom Kabeary Jim Kaney John Kelly Jan Kessner Jean Kronebusch Dan Leineweber Tom Liebman Ed Longin Bill Lukoskie Pat McAndrews Mike McCarthy Kathie McCarvel i m Don McGonigle Joe McLean Janice Miller Joe Miller Jim Moe John Monahan Mercedes Morales Collette Nolan Bob Odermann Lee Ann O ' Neill Kathy Ouren Stan Pavek Bob Pederson Rod Popiel Jeff Probst Veronica Ries Kathy Roberts Bob Rowan Susan Rusanowski Tony Sapit Keith Schauf Roger Schillinger Kay Schutte Jim Sewell Ann Shannon Don Smith Jean Mane Smith Jack Sterling Larry Stetzner Paul Stieb Jim Stinson Mike Sullivan Mario Toca Kay Washut f  Ray Walsh Joe Wilcynski Cheryl Woodhouse Julie Worrell Shelly Wurth Clare Chisolm Tom Yuhas Suzanne Zimmer Noreen McLees 80PH0M0RE CLA88 OFFICERG PRE9IDENT ROY STARTS VICE PRESID EC ETAR liLDVAN ■.EG H ORIGAN : ? ■ - . r, liiAi Dick Albertini Mane Anderson Bob Astle Claudia Avens Dan Barnhouse Coleen Bartlett Mike Bayuk Joe Beausoleil John Brady Jerry Braxmeyer Tom Brooke Catherine Bownes Larry Burke Sheilah Burke Curly Burns Pat Burns Anita Callahan Mike Carlson Ken Carpenter Tom Chivers -9 ' t€r Dave Choquette Joe Chouinard Mark Collins Jack Connor Marcie Cooley Jack Corngan John Coulston Tom Craighill tferilfct Jerry Dernbach Marty Derring Ann Devine Mary Ellen Draper J-s rj till Ll fefc Joe Drouillard Joe Estenson Sharon Evans John Fleming Steve Freeman Dorothy Freshour Gloria Frey Ron Fry Mike Grant Denny Goodheart Kevin Hammond Jaime Hauyon Linda Hays Jerry Hensleigh Helena Hensley Mary Ann Hensley Julie Herak Ralph Higgins Bob Holland Steve Hoppes Carol Jensen Paula Karaffa Terry Kelly Judy Kovis ■ ■■ I Lonnie Krogstad Pat Lakner Bill Larson Joyce Legowik Micky Leiferman Steve Leineweber Barb Lester John Levesque Tom Lorang Bob Luke Marty Lulay Tim McCauley 1 Mike McCourt Sandy McDougall Mike McGloin Pat McKelvy Tom Mckenzie Maureen McKinnon John McShane Larry Majerus tfj fcl4i Jack Malloy Janice Mangold Ray Messer Gary Miles Pat Miller Bev Mohan Connie Moore Julio Marales Mike O ' Donnell Ed O ' Herron Pat O ' Leary Francee O ' Reilly Lorree Ortwein Karen Pancich Bill Peabody Vicki Pegar Margaret Perryman Candis Peterschick Don Phillip Peggy Pisk Gary Piva Mary Plavonic Don Randall Dixie Redman Loan Reiniger Sharon Roberts Bob Robinson Susan Ross Mike Salvagni Dave Sandon Jim Schladweiler Rose Schaefer Bill Shelledy Billie Shrider Sister Joanne Schmidt Bill Shupe Greg Skakles Judy Smith George Spear Ginny Spencer Lynn Schwebach Roy Starks Judy Stephenson Jerry Stokes Mary Jo Sturm Ellen Sullivan Terry Sullivan Suzy Thomas Jerry Torske Tom Trusler Larry Van Atta Douq Walsh Willy Woo Dan Zanchi Bev Zimmer FREGHMAN CLA99 0FFICER8 PRE9IDENT MIKE FITZGERALD VICE PRESIDENT DAN SULLIVAN SECRETARY MARY HENDRICKSON TREASURER JEROME CONNELLY Mike Allen Don Anderson Jim Anderson Marvin Anderson Betsy Barnick Mike Barsotti Barb Petaia Kay Beck Karen Bigelow Pete Bisson Maureen B|erke Kay Beach Dick Blaskovich Bart Blotkamp Carmine Branagan Patti Bratsky Franklin Brennan Paul Breitbach John Brooke Kathy Brophy Keith Brophy David Brown Bill Burns John Barr { tjifcm Chris Byrd Carol Carr Bill Carroll Pat Chambers Carol Chisholm Karen Clouse Joan Cloutier Sue Cloward Janet Connors Jim Davis Joe Cooney Jerry Connelly Mike Daly Leon Danz Jack Davis Pat Courts if - J f |, Penny Davis Mary Sue Degel Dave Dellwo Todd Delmore Connie Denneff Pat Deveny Kathy Dockery Mick Doherty Ted Dougherty Kathy Doyle Bill East Lenore Ecleston Cliff Edwards Carmen Elmore Evalynne Emerson Bill Ennght Pedro Esquivel Joe Etchart Sharon Fairhurst Kathy Ferda Bob Evans Jim Feist Maryanne Flynn Linda Tackes Cathy Foley Jim Fnske Jan Fuglevand Tim Gallagher Mike Gallagher Rod Gartner Mary Getz Dianne Goodheart Paul Greenough Susan Grubb Mike Guisinger Kathy Habel Mike Habets Jim Haggerty Linda Hamma Art Harrell Mike Harrington Pat Hartman Kay Hastings Denny Hatfield Bill Hedstrom Mary Hendnckson Paul Homan Sam Houston Bernie Hubley Loretta Hull Tony Jentges Jack Joseph Kathy Joyce J niiiAi Dan Judge Mike Kalkus Becky Kane Chuck Kaspenck Tom Kosena Nancy Kauss Bob Kelly Evelyn Kenny Carl Kochman Kathy Krug Denise Krsul Angie Kuhl Mike Lopach Dave Larson Joanne Loughney Andy Lester Vicki Lindsay Carolyn Lipp Marty Lord Roseanne Lynch Rick Lyons Peggy McCarthy Kathy McDermott Donetta McClarty Jim McDonald Amy McDonough John McGinley Dan McLean Paul Brunke Pat McMahon Carol Mackanich Tom Maierus George Martin Roger Martens Sister Mary Luke Mary Lou Maixner Steve Mayernick Sandy Miller Marcia Moll Diane Morgan Maureen Murphy Peggy Murphy Betty Murray Mary Lou Neary Sue Newton Joe Niemeyer Larry Nix Kathy O ' Boyle John Olson Mary Jane Olson Puddin ' Olzack Kathy O ' Neill Dave Orange Doug Oswood Celeste Otasua Mary Ouren Jim Parker Harlan Patton Tom Paul Paulette Pelliteer Jeanne Perkins Pat Petnno Mike Petnno Dianne Picard Louise Piccioni Patti Puckett Margaret Rader Pat Ragen Sally Raths Tim Reardon Clem Reding Jim Reichert Dave Ries Bill Roberts Marilyn Rose Janice Rossland Gordon Ruckwardt Nels Sanddal Jose Salaverry G ary Schaeffer Mike Schaeffer Greg Schell Dave Schlosser Paul Schlute Dennis Schwenk Mary Frances Sews Ann Shamley Ton Sheeny Mary Jean Sherman Ted Smart Toy Smith Connie Smith Jim Smith Tennie Smith Bill Sokolich David Sandon AjjtJ Joe Sterling Margaret Stewart Pat Stokes Dan Sullivan Jack Sullivan Mike Sullivan John Sullivan Melissa Sundby Dick Superneau Jamie Taylor Damian Terpin James Theisen — i k J e Jackie Theian Marcia Thompson Rich Thompson EdTice Allen Tomchak Tom Torpy Rick Vandais Lynette Van Heel Bernadette Vanisko Kay Verhelst Paul Welter Barbara White Randy Williams Evie Withy Kathy Waldron Joan Walsh in Mta Greg Willoughby B Woodhouse WaltYund Zenon Zazula Lynette Zuroff CENTRAL PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY COLLEGE PHARMACY STARTZ PHARMACY PARCHENDRUG REYNOLDS DRUG SAVEWAY DRUG CUMMINS ELECTRIC Jack e. cummins, m PHONE 442-8411 M. L. BROWN SPORTS CENTER 153D PROSPECT AVENUE HELENA, MONTANA 812 N. MAIN SALES SERVICE HELENA AUTO DEALERS ASSOC. THE PUB CAPITAL FORD. INC. GRIMES BUICK PLACER MOTORS, INC. ANDERSON MOTORS, INC. DODGE CITY GLEN-MAC MOTORS AA GARAGE EQUIPMENT CO. MOTOR MART -FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC BEERS- -AT POPULAR- -PRICES- CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 67 PENCE TEXACO 1405 EUCLID 24 hr AAA WRECKER SERVICE Ray Pence MANION ' S BEN FRANKLIN FOR YOUR SCHOOL NEEDS -IN THE LUNDY CENTER- SPIRIT SHOPPE MARLOW THEATER COMPLIMENTS OF THE PACKAGE GOODS BEER-TOGO DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN WINES and CHAMPAGNE H lM¥ SE Cfck THE CAPITAL CITIES ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Join the I N group using thrifty checks with your name on each FREE. Know what you ' re doing with your money and use your Thrifty check records to inform your parents MW First National Bank f I _ 1 ANQ TR y sir COMPANY OF HELENA HERB ' S QUICK SERVICE GROCERIES - SUNDRIES COLD DRINKS OPEN ' TILL 10:00 P.M. EVERYNITE NOTARY PUBLIC ENJOY YOUR CLASS RING NOW $29.95 and 24.95 IN THE CAPITAL HILL SHOPPING CENTER NAEGELE ' S CDarshall ' Refrigeration —Office Furniture— —Machine Supplies- Portable Typewriter Headquarters- 5 West Lynda le Phone 442-1 604 = CLARKE BROS. MUSIC SHOP Records— Instruments Repairs Pet Supplies 103 E. 6th Ave. Helena Montana Carrier John Marshall PALMQUIST ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS MEMBER N.E.C.A. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS 1967 GRADUATE TO HELENAS- MOST CONVENIENT BANK ROOM 35 - COCKTAIL LOUNGE Main Motel 24 hour lobby T.V. and radio in every unit. Excellent restaurant open 24 hours 910 Last Chance Gulch Helena, Montana THE CAPRI LOUNGE ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY Carroll Students ' Favorite Bank BANK I AND TRUST COMPANY Member F.D.I.C. I 1 mi if H- -t LI Helena. Montana P0WER-T0WN8END COMPANY Extends best wishes to the class of ' 67 Hardware - Plumbing - Housewares Steamboat Block - Last Chance e Gulch Helena Ave. Phone 442-2770 —1 00 Years of Service — HELENA GLASQ AND PAINT CO. PITTSBURG PAINTS Congratulations — Class of ' 67 Helena ' s Friendliest Food Store Best Produce Finest Meats IN-STORE BAKERY ALBERTSON ' S 633 Helena Ave. Phone 442-5655 In the Capital Hill Shopping Center mMmHsm From college to college, the IN way to pay bills is with a ThriftiCheck Personal Checking Account. So wher- ever you go, take ThriftiCheck with you and have the ' thril! of paying the first and every .college bill there- after with low-cost ThriftiChecks. Join the IN Group using ThriftiChecks with your name printed on each FREE. Know what you ' re doing with your school allowance and use ThriftiCheck records to inform your, parents. They ' ll cheer the speed and safety of depositing your allowance here at home in Helena First National Bank a Trust Company • ' ■:■ ' • Helena, Montana Men and Boys ' Wear Ladies Sportswear Luggage Western Wear Helena, Montana ' tVoUcUuf Motel HOLIDAY INN WHERE ALL GOOD IRISHMEN GATHER i LOW I ' lilCKS l PRIN TING CO. MAHONIKS • HIIMNISS lullll ' MINI PARK nl tnWAWDS. HtllNA. MON1ANA SIANIIY I WIISl IN STAN-ART QUALITY PRINTERS SINCE 1887 J. M.MCDONALD CO. ONE OF MONTANA ' S FINE STORES! Helena, Montana Congratulations class of ' 66 MONTANA ' S FI NEST DEPARTMENT STORE LOCATED IN: HELENAS CAPITAL HILL SHOPPING CENTER ! Mnmlirs is ;iii I ( ' .;n ls FREE PARKING 320 N last Chance Gulch Capital Hill Shopping Contei PATRONS Helena Hardware Gold Pan Motel Claffin Furniture Capital City Bowl Tubbs Market Lanes Studio Jacoby ' s The Montana Power Sheehans of Helena Sandy ' s Floral Coast To Coast Ray- D- Ant Cleaners Blewett Business Machines Haufbrau First Lady Beauty Salon McGattick ' s Husky Four B ' s Cafe Brian Lee ECK TIRE CO. GRAND STREET KELLY FURNITURE CO. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 67 ON LAST CHANCE 109 GRAND ST. UNDER-KIND LUMBER COMPANY EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME BUILDER Building Materials And Lumber Ph. 442-31 50 rtirit KSeautu aton 6th At . Fuller Si. Helena. Mont. 59601 Creative Hcrintrling - Expert Coloring First Choice in Montana nrai ■ ■ ' ■• : ' ::: ' : ' ' BbBI ■ ■■ ' ••.■;•.: ls S ' Et ' jsiP fH l ' ! ■■ ' •■•■• .--■;■■•..•- .•.■.- : S ■■ ' ■ ' . ' •■.: 1 ■ ■■ ' •■■■ ' ' ay B ff ' .. ' ?.• ' ♦ •:■ ' •• ' • ' afiffi S ■ M m vm.