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

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Sister Mary Emile, registrar and librarian and Sister Mary Ferdinand, librarian, work to keep Central’s library and registration records in perfect order. Father Robert Fox and Father Eugene Hruska. Latin instructors, confer on the old and new methods of teaching this classical language. The faculty educates the stdents in their present need and also furthers their education for the future. The teachers cultivate the minds of their students through the subjects they teach. Under the guidance o! their teachers the students hope someday to take their place in society as good citizens. Sister Mary Baptist, physics teacher. traces a conic section on a mathematics chart for Sister Mary Judith. Father Donovan. Mr. Smith, math teachers, and Sister Peter, chemistry teacher. Central's coaches Mr. James Thelen. Mr. Alolph Zellner. and Mr. Gene Hedrick have a quick conference between their classes of American History. Physical Education and Biology. Journalism instructor Sister Mary Leonilla looks through the book Do You Belong in Journalism during sixth period class ... The Vision of Truth

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Sister Mary Lenore. Central’s principal, works unceasingly to keep Central in high scholastic standing. Through the help of Mrs. Maloney and the students Sister carries out each task with apparent ease and much careful planning. Music instructor Sister Mary Incarnata and Girls' Physical Education teacher Mrs. Paul Shepard check on some of the music for Central's operetta. The Mikado.” English teachers Sister Anna Rose. Sister Mary Ruth. Sister Mary Oswald. Sister Maria, and Mrs. Thelma FitzGerald look over a Shakespearean display made by senior English classes. This page is sponsored by Vincent D. Garvey The Teacher: Guide to Wisdom iitllig Sister Ann Jeannette hurriedly types a C.A.C. letter for the extracurricular of a commercial teacher. Sister Mary Elizabeth and Sister Marie William, social studies teachers inspect the American Heritage magazine in the library.

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If It Weren’t for These... The efforts of these people keeps Central in tip-top shape. Through their hard work and personal responsibility Centralites always enjoy a well kept building, fine lunches, and an up-to-date office. Central students should be thankful for all the long hours of labor put in by these people to make Central a better school. Duties of Mr. Andrew Shaff, Central's custodian, range from keeping the school warm, sweeping and polishing floors, locking doors, getting the gym and halls ready for basketball games to assuming responsibility for the safety of the building. These tasks keep Mr. Schaff more than busy every day. This page is sponsored by Marion Opticians LYNCH Flying Service. Inc. Mrs. Mary Degle and Mrs. Nora McCann prepare tempting lunches for Central students daily. When there are class fees or tuition to be collected, attendance to be checked, or a letter to be typed Mrs. Tames Maloney is always ready and willing to do the work. Mr. Vic Roberts. Father Donovan's bookkeeper, works at all times to keep Central's books in good order. Mrs. Ben Lockrcm, Central’s cafeteria manager, works to please the students by ordering food and planning menus to suit their tastes.