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

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JAMES FEEHLEY very neatly solved the prob- of learning students names by addressing everyone as, Sonny . lSS MICHELE COSMARK rt ur future Michaelangeloes clidn't et panicky if they got their blues nd greens mixed up, for Miss Cos- ark reassured them with, lt's all ight. EV. ARNOLD GAUS lgebra 2 ith his finger waving wildly in our face, anyone would have an- ered, yes to Father's Capichi? . MIRIAM RITA, S.C. ping 1, 2, Shorthand 1 Business ath 1, Personal Typing actice makes perfect but even so, e announcements of another three- inute timed writing by Sister often used undertones of moans. l SR. CUTHBERT, S.S.J. Chemistry, Home Economics 'l, 2 Sister Cuthbert offered the casual approach to a test: In case you're interested . . . X2 Teweae, J is 3 if s fi 5 I l Er al l, l l y' ta tv I it , t t l H l fl 1 l ez ' X a v 1 l fl l F MR. KENT BAUR English 1, 3 The freshmen could note a tone of achievement and relief in Mr. Baur's voice when he announced, Now I have something challenging. I-asv... is ini! 'll ' SR. MARY JOSEPHUS, R.S.M. English 2 The hint of a coming English quiz or test was usually found-by the wise -in Sister's quote, A word to the wise is sufficient. f Father Tom, deeply engrossed in the interpretation of the Constitu- tion, tries to convey some of his vast knowledge to his students. 2l

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REV. DONALD BOSLETT Religion 3, Progressive Math 2, Com- munications 3 That extra-brilliant student might have resented Father's outlook, No one's perfect, l'll never give you a loo 733' l l i l r SR. TERESITA, S.S.J. Latin 2, 3, 4, Spanish l Sister's hope for correct answers in- stead of incorrect ones was exempli- fied by her, Accentuate the posi- tive. a Sister Alicia takes time to straighten out the lab processes of a be- wildered physics student. 20 REV. JOHN SASWAY Religion i, Geography The sudden eruption of Yes!! dur- ing a silent period in Father's classes was meant to awaken those students trying to sneak a few winks. l l I l l SR. MARY THADDEUS, S.S.J. P.O.D., Economics, Spanish 2 Sister's favorite assignment, night take the next chapter, not always received with the g enthusiasm she would have liked. MR. JAMES MCDONALD Algebra 2, Plane Geometry, Soll Geometry, Trigonometry Volunteering in Mr. McDonald's Mat classes was an involuntary actio Who wants to go to the board? P right, you go. SR. MARY lRENE, S.S.J. English 'l All heads nodded approvingl whether studiously or clreamingly, freshmen English when Sister ask Do you agree? 6 n REV. ARTHUR CHURCHILL, T.O,R. Religion 1, Library lt was a sorry soul who didn't ta to heart Father's warning: Mott of Pearl, help the poor person tl doesn't know this.

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REV. PHILIP BENDER Religion 2, 4, Physical Science 4 We didn't know whether Father was trying to clear his throat or gain our attention when he said, Ah.. ah , but he sure succeeded at doing both. 1 Ji i f ---.Y ,,f. - . ir it Y 35 , SR. CONCETTA, S.S.J. Music, Eurhythmics During Spring Concert practice you could often hear Sister's call of child of grace, echoing through the building. A l i MR. FRANK SEYMOUR English 3, 4, Communications 4 Positive indication of an English test was Mr. Seymour's inevitable, Semper' paratus..clear the decks. Father Cletus' bulging briefcase could contain books but it prob- ably contains 1000 word essays from hard working religion students. y, ii, li l know it's Monday morning but you have to wake up some time! is a frequent cry of Sister Mary Julian Qi . l l .l MISS DONNA FISHER English, 3 ls it because of excellent B.C. stu- dents that things are usually okay in Miss Fisher's classes? SR. MARY PAULA, S.S.A. REV THOMAS FLORENTINE TO R Hisfory 2 P O D Economics Many gf fhose lagf minufe pleas What would our past teachers say I for a change of test date were dis If TheY heard Father remark ll missed by Sister with, Sorry girls Seems to me that YOU' ed'-'Call0n fodayfs ,he dayjl has been atrociously neglected 5