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

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'V. ■ A « « . S' EXCELLENCY THE MOST REVEREND WILLIAM J. CONDON, D. D. Bishop of the Diocese of Great Falls

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tr tTr e To You, Who are the model OF THE HUMAN RACE. the Head of the Church. Your Mystical Body. we DEDICATE the 1957 RAMBLER. Your personality. IN ITS FULNESS AND UNIVERSALITY. HAS BEEN THE INSPIRATION FOR OUR THEME. “The Individual.” 0 Your determination to do what ’ V w s R,GHT ' ,X ■ V. .. • -AND WHAT HAD TO BE DONE ' ’ «WITHOUT CARING WHAT OTHER ptOPliE THOUGHT . . . YOUR PERSEVERANCE WHEN ALL SEEMED DARK . . . YOUR GRACE RADIATING A THE LOVE THAT BINDS OUR PERSONALITY TO Your own . . . THESE ENABLE US TO FINISH ANY TASK WE UNDERTAKE. Therefore. O Most Sacred Heart. WE SHALL ALWAYS TRUST IN THEE.

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REVEREND PATRICK J. DONOVAN Superintendent of Central Catholic High School Senior Religion Instructor Residence, St. Patricks Parish Leading the student to fulfillment in his present vocation, the teacher guides him to the realm of knowledge. Through instruction the teacher fulfills his own vocation in educating the mind and will of the youth. Through guidance the teacher assists the student to channel his abilities, to form high purposes, to make right decisions. It is the task of the administration to foster these characteristics of a school which is cooperating “with divine grace in forming the true and sperfect Christian, that is . . . Christ Himself in those regenerated by Bap- tism.