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

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LORENA ANN GARVEY Renie could be des- cribed as quiet and con- siderate of others. She has participated in many ac- tivities and has been on the Honor Roll twice. Lorena's fond memories are the Senior Reception, Junior Prom, and High School Days. JAMES P. FURAUS Jim or Snuffy as most seniors call him is a popu- lar fellow at school. Jim is the Key Club President, Senior class President, a member of A Club, and an all around athlete. In the future, Jim plans to at- tend college. LEONARD S. GAGNON Leonard, otherwise known as Sandy, is very quiet but active, and is extremely interested in rodeos. In the line of ac- tivities, Sandy is in foot- ball, track, and clubs. His fond memory will be of the National High School Rodeo. JOHN CHARLES GEE Short and astute would describe Mickey, better known as Pud. He has been very active in the last two years at A.H.S. He has taken part in many different clubs, track, bas- ketball, football, and is his homeroom president. PAULETTE F. FRAZER Always debonair and fun to be with, best des- cribes Polly , as she is referred to by her friends. Paulette will always have fond memories of her chorus activities and all the pitch-ins. Her future plans are college. WAYNE J. FREDRICKSEN Champ is cheerful, full of fun, and friendly. Having to be quiet in study hall is first among Wayne's pet peeves. He is in the Junior Rifle Club and football. Wayne plans to go to Montana State College. Sponsored by: Marcotte Electric Deane Kleinhans Anaconda Office Supply Electric Union

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DELORES A. DuMONTHIER Dorsie transferred from Central in '58. Dorsie plans to go on to school before getting married. Memo- ries of high school include initiation into band and dissecting frogs. She will also remember the Junior Prom. MARIE DuMONTHIER Marie, who is very quiet, transferred from Central. Marie doesn’t care for teasing from her sister. After high school, Marie plans to attend col- lege, before getting mar- ried. RONALD J. EDWARDS Ron transferred his soph- omore year from Central. He can recall his year as a Junior and the Junior Prom. Ron will also remem- ber some teachers who hold grudges. After leav- ing A.H.S. Ron plans to get a job or join the Army. ROBERTA LEE EMMETT This cute lass has a ready smile for all. ’ Berta has contributed to the Usherettes, Aqua Team, Pep Club, Student Coun- cil and G.A.A. An active band member, she is their secretary. In the fall, she will find herself as a co-ed. ROBERT C. DRIGGS Beaver remembers being a student 9, 10, II, 12. Most of his time is spent keeping dirt off his Hondouras maroon col- ored car and gas in the tank. Bob is planning to become a carpenter or perhaps a draftsman. Sponsored by: Sears Roebuck Ray's Body Shop S. N. Construction Williams Camera Shop WAYNE VERNON ESTES Active and full of zeal is Wayne, better known as Crisco. Wayne has al- ways been known as the sports highlight of A.H.S. He can make friends wherever he goes. Wayne will always remember his high school days and sports. DOUGLAS ARTHUR FERKIN Doug has made many friends at A.H.S. with his fine personality. Doug’s pet peeve is too much homework. He is planning on taking up Engineering at Bozeman, Airforce, and then live ir Florida, Cali- fornia, and Hawaii.

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DIANA MARIE GLYNN Peppy, and full of fun is Diana. She has been very active during her stay at A.H.S. Her pastime is riding in a 1959 black Chevy Impala with a Red Head. Di's fond mem- ories at A.H.S. have been the bowling team, G.A.A. and tumbling. PATRICK GORMLEY Tiger , as he is refer- red to by his many friends, was transferred from Butte High School to A.H.S. in 1958. Pat belongs to the Science Club, Chess Cub, and won second place in a writing contest while in the tenth grade. DOROTHY J. GUSTAFSON Gus has been very active in many clubs in school. Johnny Cash is on her list of popular singers. Jean has made the honor roll 9 and 11. One of her fond memories is the I960 tournamment. French fries with gravy are tops with her. NANCY H. HALVERSON Nan has been in a great many clubs and ac- tivities in high school. Col- lege is in her future. She has scored 3rd place in the Wake Up and Read Contest. Talking on the phone is her pastime. Honor roll 10, II, 12. 22 CHARLES LEE GESSELE Fishing, hunting, camp- ing and loafing are Charlie's favorite pas- times . . . doesn't care for moody people . . . says that Johnny Horton sing- ing North to Alaska rates high . •. . hopes to join the service, and con- tinue his schooling. RONALD JAMES GLOVAN Ron is referred to by his friends as R. C. He lives the outdoors and is especially fond of hunting and fishing. Ronnie's fond memories of A.H.S. are all the good times that he had. He is planning on go- ing to college. TOM GREENOUGH Tom, active in Basket- ball and all other school activities, will be remem- bered by all as quiet and sincere. He was president of his home room his Jun- ior year. As his fondest memory, Tom lists all A.H.S. basketball games. Sponsored by: Rosenberg's Duvel-Wallace Gimble Lumber Central Motors