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

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ALBERT CHARLES BROWN Tall and athletic, hand- some and courteous, best describes our first string basketball and football player. Anyone late for Key Club knows Ace's of- fice. Dislikes slow drivers, but likes chop suey and dancing . . . anytime. AARON O. BUCHOLZ Good-humored and well-liked, Buies’1 was in chorus for two years. Marty Robins apd North to Alaska are tops for him . . . picks hunting and steak as his favorites. To hit the wrong key in typ- ing makes him angry. GENE A. BOSCHEE Gene, senior prexy of chorus, likes memories of Silver and Blue Choraliers and plans Navy duty seek- ing blue and white, chick- en dinners, and bowling money. Peeved at English 12, he favors Johnny Horton. WILMA V. BURKE As a member of the Pep Club, Science Club, Physics Club, Chess Club, Thespians, Gun Club, Aqua Team, and Spanish Club, Wilma enjoys sew- ing or swimming . . . likes to eat steak and french fries . . . hopes to go to college. WANDA BOWEN Among the memories Wanda will have of Ana- conda Hi are the Junior Prom, Art Class and Cho- rus. Sink The Bismark is her favorite song . . . Her extra time is spent draw- ing and she prefers eat- ing spaghetti. Sponsored by: Phillip's Sheet Metal Brinton's Shop Bluebird Gift Shop Parle Motor ART CAMBELL Fabian heads Art’s list of popular singers and Love That Tiger is tops with him. He also plans to go to the service when he gets out of high school. Spaghetti is tops with him. 6 PATTI ELAINE CAMPBELL Active in G.A.A. Pep Club, Spanish Club, Tum- bling Team, Bowling, and Twirling, Patti has been on the honor roll. She likes to eat spaghetti and water ski . . . hopes to attend business college after cap and gown day.

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FRANK BIZJACK Biz , who likes to live dangerous, will be a car- penter someday. He will always remember our bas- ketball -tournaments. He picks Johnny Horton sing- ing North to Alaska as his top hit. Any American dish or steak rates high. BRUCE E. BLATTNER Pearhead , a football player, is in the Paddle Club. He is the Sergeant at arms in the A Club and also was in the Stu- dent Council last year. A hit with him is beef steak. His plans are college and to move to Alaska. HARRY GLEN BOLSTER Glen, past member of the Social Science Club and the Communism Panel, enjoys photography and reading. Ernie Ford and Ebony Eyes rate high with this lad. Glen, who attended Montana Boys' State, plans on at- tending college. SHIRLEY ANN BOSCH Known as Skippy to her friends, she has been enthused over band throughout her high school years. Also she is a sup- porter of Pep Club and G.A.A. She will always re- member the fun she has had at A.H.S. JUDY BELLE BEATTIE Friendly and cute, Judy is active in Pep Club and is Secretary of her home- room. Her favorite song is Many Many Tears Ago , sung by Connie Francis. Pizza rates high with her .. . plans on getting a job after graduation. MARTA ELAINE BIERI Mart , a transfer here as a sophomore, is an ac- tive member of the Pep Club, Thespians and Science Club. Cheerful and ready for some fun, Marta thinks that Doris Day's singing is really fab- ulous. Her ambition is to become a teacher. Sponsored by: Ossello's Anaconda Insurance Agency Brown's Auto Parts Bill’s Drive Inn

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BONNIE CARLASCIO One of our peppy cheerleaders, Midnight can usually be found writ- ing letters. This popular gal was Junior Class sec- retary, president of 'Pep Club and secretary of Sweater Club. Future plans include beautician school. MARILYN ROSE CASEY Marilyn, otherwise known as Case , is one of the most active band members. An all state band member, she was an assistant drum major in her senior year. Four years have seen her name on the honor roll. Her future is uncertain. MARGARET ANN CASEY Margie, an active Pep Club member, likes to ride around town in a black and white Chrysler with someone special . . . says lavender is her favorite color . . . enjoys eating steak and plans on getting a job after graduation. Sponsored by: Blattner Plumbing Louis Cohn Co. Inc. Christies' Flowers Thompson's Rambler JAMES W. CLARK Jim rating his biggest honor as acceptance into the navy, was chorus prop- erty manager. He likes skiing and fishing, chili, and the song A Thousand Stars by Kathy Young as opposed to his pet peeve, warm weather in winter. PAUL CHRISTIANSEN Key Club treasurer and the Vice President of the Student Council is Paul. An A-Club and Science Club member, he also is on the ski-team and a boy- stater. Upon graduation, he hopes to find himself walking on a college cam- pus. VERNA LEE CLARK Just yell Verna to have this pert, active new Sen- ior girl come running. A Thousand Stars , black, steaks, and dancing rate on top with her anytime. An honor roll student for three years, she views marriage in the future. GENE F. CLARK Gene , who plans to get a job or to join the service, likes all sports . . . picks Johnny Horton sing- ing North to Alaska as a favorite. A turkey dinner rates high with him any time. He's a transfer from Anaconda Central.