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

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Mr. Jim Mack, a man who always has a smile and a few cheery words for the students, has a never-ending job of keep- ing Central clean and in good repair. Some bells summon stu- dents to class, others signal fire, and others send out an SOS for Andy , Mr. Andrew Schaff, head custodian. Whether it be a locker, a light or a leak, his years of service have taught him all the tricks to lick it. COOPERATION BETWEEN STUDENTQ, FACULTY AND QTAFF HELPED MAKE CENTRAL AN EXCELLENT PLACE TO LEARN. Rarely seen standing around, the Central cooks, Mrs. Othelia Witham, Mrs. Ida May and Mrs. Frances Harmon, spend hours preparing good, wholesome meals for students and faculty.

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The technicalities of physics demand the absolute attention of Mr. Mangan, Bob Ballard and Phil Karls. Mrs. Andrew Schaff, school secretary, has a full day answering the phone, correcting schedules, filling in forms, running errands, and yet she has time to lend a much needed hand to the appreciative students. Sister Louise de Paul, teacher of the new Christianity and the Arts religion class, holds one of the tricks of her trade, a movie reel.

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IT BEGAN. . . Silence broken with hearty yells. Rooms echoed fresh-friendly cheer. Familiar walls and well-walked floors, Welcomed the students, old and new. HOMECOMING 8P0RT9 Roaring flames of a bright bonfire Glowing smiles on candidates faces Around the World in Eighty Days Reward found in a first place prize Tasting victory earned Being good losers in defeat Pride of a coach, will of a team Backed by a school so confident Spirit known throughout the state