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

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Reverend Patrick J. Donovan Superintendent Father Patrick Donovan, the superintendent of Central, is here to help us at all times. As a priest and representative of God, he has a special duty to offer the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and administer to the other spiritual needs of the Mystical Body in the school community. As superintendent he oversees all the aspects of school life and acts as a counselor to those in need. ‘‘You are a priest forever according to the order of Melchisedech.” Introit—Mass of Jesus Christ, Eternal High Priest.

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Chiefs by Heroic Achievement Unity—the necessary quality of any peaceful institution—demands authority and order. To achieve this concord, man has always designated some of his kind, who are especially .endowed with leadership ability, to guide the people to peaceful existence. The government of the Indian nation consisted of a tribal council in which each tribe was represented by a chief. This council transacted business with absolute unanimity necessary for any decision. Thus Indian authority and order rested in chiefs elected by virtue of their heroic achievements. These men, the epitomy of all glory, wisdom, and honor of the tribe, acted not only as leaders, but as teachers, fathers, advisors and therefore unifiers of their people.

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Tests, Experience, Time Guidance Guidance directors Father Fox, Father Donovan. Sister Mary Lenorc, Sister Mary Leonilla. Sister Mary Emile, registrar, and Mrs. Thelma FitzGerald, testing director, discuss new guidance and test interpretation techniques. Through the aid of school guidance directors and parents, the students make decisions on whether they will go to college, th» armed forces or start immediately to earn a living for themselves. With their own personal experience and material sent to them by colleges and societies at hand, counselors prepare the students for their next few years at college or at work. Objective lest records and transcripts sent to the colleges by the guidance directors help them to decide whether the applying students are acceptable. This page is sponsored by Marion Opticians LYNCH Flying Service, Inc. Father Fox discusses college qualifications with Tom Maronick and Mick Hutchins during a conference. Mr. Bill Purvis. Mr. A1 Thurman. Mr.. Jack Gordon. Mr. Don Stevenson, and Mr. Blair Beal discuss engineering with Father Fox. Dick Haverland. Bob Reid, and Mary Ann Orchowski. Mrs. FitzGerald discusses test results with ’ oretta Holmes and Pat Harris. Pete Kamperschroer and Louis Vance discuss advantages of joining the army with Captain Robert Kelleher and the Sergeant from the army recruiting station.