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

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p Wpnn|H-vri During the Offertory Mr. Peters led students in the chant Hear us, Lord, we cry to you, as the school asked blessings for its members and its daily work. Prayer and meditation are the main themes of the Day of Recollection. K - .V

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f Central ' s student body found Wednesday Mass a time to give praise and thanks- giving and to grow closer to God. Students Gave Voice To The Spirit Father Arbanas imparts a final blessing on the servers. Central ' s spiritual life played an integral part in the school year. Students lifted their voices in praise of God during weekly Masses and re- ceived blessings and spiritual guidance from the three Days of Recollection spread through- out the school year. Students were commended for their outstanding participation in these days set aside for spiritual growth. I Other aids to student ' s religious life were Con- fessions during the noon hours, opportunities for spiritual guidance from priest and religious faculty members, talks for seniors by marriage experts, vocational counseling by guest speak- ers, and carefully-prepared religion classes enhanced by audio-visual aids. 24

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Stacks of new pictures have arrived and Rambler staff members Jane Cormier, Bill Hanson, Ron Billstein, Jerry Cormier, Joe Weber, Joanne Stecher, and Jane Feuling search for the best shots for their sections. Appearing to work diligently on the 1964 Rambler are Tom Pelatt; Linda Schwalger co-editor; Kathy Murphy; John Petek; Jackie Jam; and Dayl Benish, co- editor. Journalists Said ' Just Give Us the Facts ' Rambunctious staff workers Julianne Smith, Marilyn Rose, Rita Healow, Pam Marron, Connie Herzog, Christine Brooks, and Bon- nie Long prepare to pass out the latest issue of the bi-weekly mimeo news sheet. Sophomores in Journalism I conceived and publish this new publication. ET j H I H 1 [Li« l K B mm im 1 26