Anaconda High School - Big Stack Yearbook (Anaconda, MT)

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JUNIOR ADMINISTRATION I I I Bud Blume, president, first semesterg vice president, second semesterg Tony Hunthausen vice president, first semesterg Charles Eckberg, president, second semesterg Shirlee Gustafson secretary, first semesterg Mary Jo Donahue, secretary, second semesterg sponsors, Ruby Mac- Donnell, James Gardner, Anne Breneman, H. E. Hamper, and Mary Purdy. 23

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JUNIOR CLASS GIVES ANNUAL PROM Each year, when spring is in the air, the problems and plans of the prom pursue the average junior. The prom was carried out successfully under the direction of Charles Eckberg, junior president. The prom was held in the Daly gymnasium. In the field of journalism the following juniors were on the Copper Glow Staff : Blanche Kambo, editor first semester, Toye Wind, Thelma Hoiland, Charlotte Steele, Dan Marinkovich, Doris Lee Erickson, Donna Peterson, Gerre Breslin, Shir- ley Gustafson, Gloria Murphy and Jayne Place. Jl11'ii0I'S S816Ct8d fOI' the N2.tiOll2.1 Honor Society WCFCI Football lettermen are: Bud Bloom, Tony Hunthausen, Bill Liddell, Al Murray, Paul Hartsell, Telio Ciallella, Charles Eckberg, George Evans, Bob Terkla and Tom Regan. Tom O'Neil was assistant manager. Basketball lettermen are: Bud Bloom, Boyd DeTonancour, Bill Liddell and Al Murray. Junior girls that were athletically inclined Were: Gerre Breslin, Virginia Camp- bell, Janice Chrestensen, Eileen Monaghan, Doris Lee Erickson, Georgianna Gotch, Alice Hughes, Helen Kesterson, Velvadene Wells and Doris Jensen. Alice Hughes is the only junior girl who is an officer of the G. A. A. She is the treasurer. Georgianna Gotch, Velvadene Wells and Janice Chrestensen had the honor of being cheer leaders. Annie Breneman, Ruby MacDonnel, Mary Louise Purdy, J. E. Gardner and H. Hamper are the class sponsors. Junior class officers for the first semester were: President, Bud Bloom, vice president, Tony Hunthauseng secretary-treasurer, Shirley Gustafson. Second se- mester officers were: Charles Eckberg, president, Bud Bloom, vice presidentg Mary Jo Donahue, secretary-treasurer. The theme of the prom was a scene in the Hawaiian Islands. Juniors admitted to the National Honor Society were: Janice Chrestensen, Bill Flynn, Ruth Gustafson, Blanche Kambo and Al Murray. The junior class staged a very good assembly this year. The setting was the Hollywood Canteen. The high school dance band played on the stage, while stu- dents in the canteen danced. They were dressed as soldiers, sailors, marines and flyers, with air hostesses and U. S. O. hostesses supplying the entertainment. Charles Eckberg and Mary Jo Donohue were chairmen for the assembly and it was directed by Edna Marie Kelly and Elena Sliepcevich. 25