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

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Faculty Facts Christmas decorations catch the attention of Miss Louise Donnes and Mrs. Harriet Larson, modern language teachers. Sister Regina turns to greet another visitor to the guid- ance dept. SISTER MARIE ANDRE--Religion I, world history, band. SISTER MARIE WILLIAM--Religion, Latin I, II, freshman co-sponsor. MR. VIC ROBERTS--Algebra I, school bookkeeper. MR. PETER STECHER--Algebra I, geometry, sophomore co-sponsor. SISTER JOHN BERCHMANS-geometry. MR. GENE CISLO--Algebra I, II, math dept, head, junior co-sponsor. MRS. THELMA FITZ GERALD--English, world history, English dept. head. MRS. JANE JACQUES--girls' p.e. SISTER M. EVELYN--Religion II, Eng- lish II, III, chorus, registrar, majorette corps adviser. SISTER REGINA--Religion IV, English IV, journalism, assistant principal, guid- ance director, senior dean of studies, journalism adviser, Quill and Scroll adviser. MRS. HARRIET LARSON--French I, II. MISS LOUISE DONNES--Spanish I, II, Future Teachers' adviser. MR. LEE O'NEIL--English IV, II, B Squad football coach, freshman basketball coach, senior class co sponsor. MR. THOMAS ROE -world history, typing, bookkeeping, freshman football coach, business dept. head. MR. ADOLPH ZELLNER -boys' p e., drafting, head football coach, wrestling coach, track coach, Letterman's Club adviser. MR. NEAL CHRISTENSEN--American history, head basketball coach, assistant football coach. Central's coaches, T. Roe, L. O'Neil, A. Zell- ner, and N. Christensen plot the coming year's strategy. 11

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Sister Marie Andre and Sister Marie Wil- liam look ready to face another new day. Sister John Berchmans shows the latest in modem math books to Mr. Roberts, Mr. Stecher, and Mr. Cislo, fellow math teach- ers. Pausing at the faculty mailbox are Mrs. T. Fitz- Gerald and Mrs. J. Jacques. 10

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C.A.C. The C.A.C. is a group of inter- ested parents who wish to under- stand more about the school and its philosophy. They also raise money for the varied needs of the school. Central Activities Council officers, Mr. Wayne Carroll, Vice-President; Mr. Irving Staid, President; Mrs. John Pedry, Secretary; and Mrs. Eleanor Scharosch, Treasurer, make plans for the coming year. Father John Dimke explains Latin II, to new students on Parents' Night in October. Par- ents' Night, sponsored by the faculty and the C.A.C., serves to help parents and teachers with mutual problems. Roundtable Mr. John Costello '52, first alumni president of the Central Roundtable, checks membership roster. Other officers are Mr. Archie Vap, Vice-President; and Mr. George Koyl, Secretary- Treasurer. The Roundtable, comprised of 125 friends and father of Central students, conduct many projects including the athletic awards banquet, Roundtable dinner, and fund raising for the athletic department. 12