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

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In 1858, in answer to an urgent call from Father De$met. I left Nashville bound for Leavenworth, knowing well that it would not be easy accompanying the Sisters to the new western land. Upon arrival the Sisters began the difficult task of ushering the students of this new West into the realms of knowledge, a task similar in its new and trying experiences to that of our long trip westward. As the spirit which per- vades the life of every Sister, I rep- resent the characteristic virtues of the Sisters of Charity of Leaven- worth— humility, simplicity, and above all, charity. Since the very be- ginning I have been with the Sis- ters, guiding and helping them as they established hospitals, schools and homes for children. Tod' , after 100 years of holy labor, I „ee even greater promise for he future, as the Sisters of Char it Leaven- worth continue in the uest for souls. In recognition for their many contribution o the welfare of our community, the editors and staff proudly dedicate the 1959 RAM- BLER to the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth.

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CONTENTS Administrative.............................5-13 edited by Danny Mueller Individual................................16-27 edited by Rosetta Schuld, Lynne Sheridan, and Marlys Marohl Scholastic................................30-35 edited by Sally Gauger and Log Lynch Aesthetic.................................37-49 edited by Mary Kamperschroer and Cathy Feuling Physical .................................52-61 edited by Gary Cormier and Paul Scarborough Social-Character..........................64-73 edited by Rosemary Powers and Mike Kennedy Seniors...................................74-94 edited by Susan Mann and Dick Leone