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

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Merely thinking of the ski slopes makes Father John Dimke smile all over. Nothing gives him more pleasure than skiing-except, perhaps, teaching Re- ligion II and III. and leading the singing at Mass. When questioned about leprechauns, Father John Moore flashed his know-everything smile and said, Of course there are such things. Who do you suppose makes out the tests for my junior and sopho- more religion classes? FACULTY PRIESTS Father Eugene Hruska, famous for his black- board modem art, illustrates his ideas for his class. He is also Central's Spiritual Director, junior dean of studies, and tea- ches Latin IV. Time for a break! and Father Nathaniel Bourke welcomes it with pure pleasure. His schedule con- sists of three Religion I classes. 7

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RT. REVEREND MONSIGNOR JAMES J. DONOVAN, V. G. Saint Patrick's Parish REVEREND RAYMOND R. KNOPP, O. M. I. Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish PASTORS REVEREND EUGENE GERGEN Holy Rosary Parish 6

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MR. PETER STECHER relaxes after a long day of teaching Algebra I and II, and geometry. He also sponsors the National Honor Society. SISTER ROSE DOLORES, college- prep dean of studies for freshmen, takes time to read between her World History classes. FACULTY They Encourage Us MR. JOHN LYNCH, head basket- ball coach, makes arrangements for our next game. He is head of the Humanities Department, and teaches government and history. MRS. JANE HUDSON points out the fundamentals of good dia- gramming to her English students. She is also on the Student-Faculty Relations Committee. SISTER EDWARD, Central's librarian, checks a reference book in the library, She also teaches French II, and sponsors the SLA. Besides being a sacristan, SISTER MARIE WILLIAM teaches Latin I and II, Religion II, co-sponsors GAA, and is in charge of the bookstore. 8