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

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INGRID BERGLUND Always ready for fun best describes Ingrid. She was very active in Band and has been in the brass ensemble, and French horn quartet for several years. Going on band trips out of town is stated as her funniest exper- ience. Ingrid is also a member of Luther League and her church choir and likes horseback riding, bowling, and going out of town. Great Falls Business College is in her future. CAROLYN BOGUE Quiet and reserved, Carolyn has been in FHA and Spanish Club. She also worked in the Library her freshman year. Her hobbies are sewing, reading and swimming. Carolyn's goal is to graduate from Western Montana College of Ed- ucation as a primary teacher. SENIOR RECEPTION SUSAN BJORKLUND Susan, a transfer from Butte High her junior year, is always seen smiling. While in Butte, she participated in Chorus, and was a member of the K. K. Riders. She is also active in 4-H, and says that shooting at the Gun Club and being a member of the Saddle Club are her favorites. She lists some of her many hobbies as riding, swimming, fish- ing and oil painting. Susan plans to attend Kinman in Spokane. 15 JEANETTE BOYER Forever smiling and seeming happy is this senior gal named Jeanette. As a friendly, eager carhop at the Jet, she greets the high school students every day. Jeanette plans to continue this line of work after the Big Day. JOHN BAUMGARDNER John is a likeable fun loving person who found Thespians to be a favorite activity of his. The tournaments and Senior Reception were also fun for John. Out of A. H. A. he is a member of the L.D.S. Seminary and can be seen cruising about on his motor cycle. Like most seniors his future is as yet undecided. CHARLES BONNER Buddy is active in A Club, as a wrestler, football player and a member of Paddle Club. Buddy's interests also include hunting, fish- ing and swimming. Following the Big Day Buddy plans to go into the Marines and then to college to study forestry.

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ALBERT ARVISH Al, an easy going sen- ior, is an ardent mem- ber of chess club, Sci- ence Club and Thespians. As a senior, he was the active president of Projection Club. Al especially enjoyed the Junior Prom and all ball games. Out of school, he is interested in 4-H, car clubs and the Radio Club for which he builds different types of radio equipment. Next fall, he plans to go to the City College of Electronics in San Diego. LYNDA APPLEGATE A fashionable blond, Linda was one of this years Home- coming Princesses. She was vice-president of Keyettes and a member of Thespians, Spanish Club, Copper Catalinas, Pep Club and G.A.A. A big thrill of her sophomore year was being chosen Queen of Sadie Hawkins. After Graduation, Lynda plans to study interior decorat- ing at M. S. U. KAYE BAUMBARTNER Kaye has been a peppy cheerleader all her high school years and leant her services to the school as our class secretary for two years. Along with her office as vice-president of G.A. A., she also worked in Thespians, Pep Club, Keyettes and Sweater Club. Her high school memories will in- clude being Homecoming Princess for three years, cheering at the tournaments, days at the lake with the girls , and participating in summer softball. Next summer will find Kaye married and attending beauty school. A MEMORABLE GEORGIA BARKOVICH Friendly and well-liked, Georgia has been an F. H. A. 'er for two years. Her Wednesday nights are filled by Newman Club. Tops in her book was the Junior Prom her junior year. She is an avid sewer and often places in local sewing contests. Georgia plans to go to school in W ashing ton and study fashion design. BEN BARONE Known to most as our Drum Major, Ben has played in and enjoyed band for four years. He has been on the swim team and boxing team. The Senior Recep- tion was a big event to him. Following the Big Day he will attend Montana School of Mines and Eastern to major in political science. ROBERT BENSON Bob, a fun-loving boy, enjoyed wrestling during high school, and out of school he was on the box- ing team. Some events he will remember are the tour- naments and our Junior Prom. During his free time Bob enjoys hunting and dancing. Following high school he will attend the National Electronics School. 14

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PATRICIA BRADWAY Pat, a transfer to A. H. S. from Custer County High in Mile City, is petite, quiet, and on the shy side. Her hobby is collecting spoons from the different states she has traveled to. After Graduation Pat hopes for a career as a teacher. She will attend Yakama Junior College in Washington. GARY BROWNING Good humored and well- liked, Gary was an active member of Key Club, Chorus, French Club, Spanish Club, Thespians and Science Club. Being chosen to go to Boys' State was one of the big thrills of his high school years. An honor roll student, Gary was also chosen for the National Honor Society. He will always remember the tour- nament, the Junior Prom, Senior Reception, and the great time he had at Swan Lake. Gary plans to study medicine at the University of Minnesota. BRIAN BURNS Quiet, even tempered Brian found wrestling to be his favorite sport and was active in it for all three years of high school. A Club was a club he belonged to. Out of school he is interested in cars as a hobby. After Graduation he plans to join the Navy. RONALD BUTTS Ron was an active member of Band, Thespians, Science Club, and Projection Club. A member of the Deer Lodge County Rescue Association, the Anaconda Radio Club and the Naval Reserve, Ron has still had time to go camping, hunt- ing, fishing, and boat- ing. In the Navy, he plans to take up Elec- tronics. FALL BRINGS FOOTBALL ROSE ANN CARLASCO Quiet, but full of fun, Rosie was Vice-Presi- dent of Pep Club and a member of Newmen Club. She will never forget all the fun she had at lake parties . At home you can usually find her sewing or drawing. A Thanksgiving trip to South Dakota was an adventure she'll always remember. Rose Ann plans to study at Missoula. GARY CARLSON Gary, likeable and fun to be with, has enjoyed Science Club, A Club, Paddle Club, Basketball, Football, Track and Key Club. He had time to make the Honor Roll and National Honor Society. Gary will always remem- ber the dances and tour- naments. He plans to attend college and take up law or engineering.