Bishop Carroll High School - Carrollian Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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l l l SR. MARY BENEDICT, S.S.J. Plane Geometry, English 1 In Sister's study hall you could have heard a pin drop after she said Let's get settled. Well, almost anyway! it REV. BRINSTAN TAKACH, O.S.B. Plane Geometry, Solid Geome- try, Trigonometry Everyone in Father's Math classes was able to translate wha- cha callet into given points and planes. fl E ' ffl 1 1. l . tl si, ! l tt, e r , - ,Q it tit ,it see it l ' ' , , ' X: ' 5, , Y t ' lg .,-.,-, ,, ,7,,,,,4g-,l,s. ' Mr. Seymour's violin brought back the old play on the sob story. SR. CHRISTOPHER, S.S.A. French i, English 3 Some pupils showed the air of pride while others iust looked be- wildered when Sister replied, tres bien. The French lecture being read by Sister Melita will sound a trifle different when repeated by the students. I6 REV. BLANDIN KARABINES, T.O.R. General Science Everything sounded so simple to the 'Freshmen in science class when Father, said, Just like that, but why couldn't they understand it? F- .-- , . vi., ll 1 ia ,. .st .ta MR. THOMAS MOSES Chemistry Chemistry class took on the appear- ance of Home Economics to any- one who might have been passing by when Mr. Moses let loose with, Oh, beans! -l I MISS ELIZABETH LAZERE Physical Education 'l, 2, 3, 4 Sore legs and aching arms didn't stop Miss Lazere from continuing that monotonous monologue: Down two, three, four.

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SR. MARIE CELINE, S.S..l. Librarian One seldom entered the library without hearing Sister's warning, Silencel -asia - L A f? 7: S. I8 REV. CLETUS ADAMS, T.O.R. Religion 3, 4 We liked Father's attitude, This is a workshop, and didn't spend so much of the usual worry over wrong answers in class. MR. WAYNE CESSNA Algebra 1 Was it a note of sarcasm that could be noticed in Mr. Cessna's voice when ,I isis: T 'QQ ' SR. MARY BERNARD, S.S..l. World History, Georgraphy, English 4 Could it be possible that Sister was really serious when she said, Now about my friend King Tut ? he addressed his class as,. Now people ? 1 , , SR. MARITA, S.S.J. Latin 1 To a mispronounced greet- ing, Salve! Soror Mar- ita, Sister would cheer- 'fully reply, Salvete puella. REV. JAMES QUINN Religion 2, 3 Father must have had a store of examples from past years, for he always had as for instance ready 'For every occasion. i li it Has REV. ANTHONY CZESLAWSKI Latin 2, Religion 2 Father dicln't like to go into about unimportant matters usually dropped them with a so forth and so forth . ls Father Gaus really holding up the blackboard with his thumb? No! lt's iust his unique stance while illustrating a difficult problem.