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

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TUMBLING DOWN Inez Kosel displays pillar shortly after its fall. The beginning of our 1946 term was marked by an episode which saw the Annex in an era of gradual decay. One of the pillars, fighting gallantly to the finish, breathed its last and fell to the ground. During life it had been a good pillar, working hard to keep the Annex from caving in. It died before its work was done—before St. Patrick's students could move into their new building. We, however, are consoled in the thought that it went where all good pillars go, that just can’t stand the strain. Really roughin’ It—but it’s worth it. CLEARING GROUNDS The Place — Orthopedic lot. The Time — Spring of 1946. The People — St. Pat- rick’s muscle men. The Purpose — To clear part of the grounds for an athletic field. The boys went into this task with their hearts and souls—and Atlas ability. Noon hours, after-school hours and study periods were spent in hopes of getting an Athletic field. Below—They pause for a well-earned coke. The pause that refreshes. PACE TEN

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— dm i ni a itat ion VERY REV. W. P. O’ROURKE President of St. Patrick's High School SISTER PATRICIA, M. A. Principal, Mathematics, Latin SISTER MARY JOSEPH. B. A. Librarian REV. S. L. GARLAND, M. A. Pastor, Little Flower Parish, first Religion instructor at St. Patrick's High School SISTER ELLENICE, M. A. Mathematics, Latin, English SISTER CECELIA MARIE, B. M. Glee Club, Orchestra, English SISTER ELIZABETH MARIE, B. S. Science, Art SISTER DOLORITA, B. S. Speech, Commerce, Journalism SISTER FRANCETTA, M A. History, Spanish REV. R. J. HOPKINS REV. C. F. SHEA Religion Fathers Hopkins and Shea in an after-class conversation. PAGE TWELVE