Great Falls Central Catholic High School - Chimes Yearbook (Great Falls, MT)

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For the first year, the National Forensic League elected officers. Here, from lc-ft to right, are Bill Rutan. Secretaryg Noel Kelly, Treasurerg loan Drazich, Presi- denty and Bill Walsh, Vice President, who are figuring out the points earned by the members of the League. W... x Q, tt 2:3 561 ,wc The speech and drama department, with Sister Ruth Mary as its advisor, expanded its program this year, Besides the existing N. P. L, and the draniatics groups, the N. T. C. was activated, and two forensics classes were c-stablished-beginning forensics and advanced forensics. To the right, the beginning forensics class is look- ing on as lack Olistarczyl-1 hands a certificate to loyce Nardinger, who is practicing an acceptance speech, The aim of this club, the National Thespian Club, is to promote a widespread interest in drama and corresponding arts. The first elected officers are Keith Mora, President, Patricia Pizzini, Vice Presidentp Mary Louise Pizzini, Secretaryy and Bill Rutan, Treasurer. Pictured here is the Thespian initiation held in Central's Library on February 19. Keith Mora is presenting a certificate of membership to Anne Steine while Patty Skites looks on. ,W The Debate Club holds its meetings once a week. The group, at left, is preparing the briefs and argu- ments for the national debate question, Resolved: That governmental subsidies should be granted to all high school graduates who qualify for additional training . The President is Bill Rutang Vice President, Bill Walshg and Secretary-Treasurer, Lynne lacques.

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K 'Q w. ' Dttw 'YL ,ffffj 'Pi-EQZQ f ' Iunior Prom Queen, Sandra Strosnider, sits in the center ot the national flower of France, her throne. Surroundinq her are her pretty attendants, Collette Vacura, Mary Nauqhton, Deknne Wtrite, and lane Horras. Under the sparklinq stars Americans in Paris danced in the French atmos- phere of the Iunior Prorn. S5 1

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All ot the inmates are gathered together to listen 0 Pictured here are several inmates ot the Cloisters, an exclusive home for the mentally ill. From left to right they are Patty Skites, who portrayed Florence, Noel Kelly, who was Hannibalp Bonnie Blanchette as Fairy May: and lohn Huber as left. Here We see the entire Savage family with Mary Louise Pizzini as Mrs. Savaqeg Keith Mora as her step-son, Senator Titus: Mona Bryant as her step- dauqhter, the sophisticated Lily Belle, and left Morri- son as ludqe Samuel Savaae her second step son rl X N , ls' H in , ,fat tr r '.f M-.1-., ,W- ...Sn The Curious Savage was presented by the dramatics department this tall and received many favorable comments. Starring in the play was Mary Louise Pizzini tabovel who played the part of Mrs, Savage, an eccentric, but sane, widow. lrier step-children were trying to commit her to an asylum for the insane in order to aiiin control ct her money. to an impromptu concert aiven by Hannibal, who thinks himself a great violinist. His audience, frcni left to riqht, consists of Florence, who is quietinq the doll she believes to be her baby, Fairy May, who fancies herself a beautiful and talented woman: Mrs, Paddy, portrayed by Patricia Pizzini, who had been told to shut up by her husband sixteen years aqo and hadn't spoken a word since then: and left, who thought he had a terrible scar on his cheek, but in reality he was a talented pianist who was the scle survivor of a plane crash during the War. 4 f ,, .LJ 5: if 0 :Q cf '- at -135 his V V-ff-lv