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

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ED DWYER Hunting, fishing, baseball and just plain loafing are Ed's favorite pastimes. Playing school football and basketball while he was a freshman also kept him busy. Always ready for fun, he will put the tournaments and Senior Play in his book of memories. Ed plans to go to a trade school - probably North Eastern. GARY ECCLESTON Who's the easy-going fellow who is always game for a good time? It's none other than a guy named Gary. Working on cars proves to be the most fun for him. After graduation rolls around, Gary will make tracks for the Marine Corps. VIOLET EHNI A favorite among all, Violet was a member ofG.A.A., Pep Club, Speech and Debate, Thespians, Luther League, and Rainbow Girls. In spite of all these activities Violet still finds time to sew, swim and bowl. Violet especially enjoys foot- ball and basketball games, and G. A. A. activities. Her hopes are to become a nurse and she plans to study at Montana State College. WORK WITH PLEASURE RON DYE Smiling Ronnie liked the fun of high school and always seemed to be enjoy- ing himself. Cars, hunting, and fishing can be named as a few of his favorite hobbies when he is out of school. After leaving A.H. S. he intends to join the Peace Corps in some capacity. MELODY FERGUSON High-tempered, full of pep and fun, Melody is presi- dent of Pep Club, and an active member of G. A. A., Spanish Club, Sweater Club, Usherettes, and Thespians. She enjoyed Sadie Hawkins and the Junior Prom. Melody wants to become an airline hostess after she gets her B.A. from Western. LAURA EKSTROM Always ready for a good time, Moe was a member of G. A. A., Pep Club, FHA, French Club, and Thespians. Her fondest memories will be the tournaments of 63M, Senior Reception and the cabin out at Georgetown. An excit- ing future lies ahead for Laura, because she plans to attend the Police Academy in San Diego.

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JERRY DEVICH Tall and dark best des- cribes Jerry. As a mem- ber of A Club he has been a football, basketball, and track man. Also in Paddle Club, Jerry still has time to golf. The tour- naments and Sadie Hawkins were fun times for him. Next fall, Jerry plans to go to Arizona State University where he can golf the whole year round. LINDA DAVIDSON Linda, a quiet, likeable senior girl has been in Science Club, Spanish Club, Thespians, and Rainbow Girls. Linda will always remember the Chorus operettas and music festivals. She enjoys writing poetry, making pillows, cooking and read- ing. Linda may attend Eastern Montana College or B.Y.U. WILLETTE DUFFIELD Always smiling and very friendly is W illette, a member of Thespians. The Senior Reception, Senior Play and all basketball games can be named among this girls book of mem- ories. A few of her main hobbies are sewing and ice-skating. A career in commercial work will best round out Willette's future. SENIORS COMBINE GARY DONAHUE Gary is usually seen riding around in his '53 Chevy and just plain enjoying himself. His interests are cars, mechanics and having fun. After departing fromA.H.S. Gary looks forward to going to a trade school or a business college. JAMES DORLAND There's a joker in every deck and Jim fits the bill. He was a member of A Club, Key Club, Paddle Club, Chess Club and the Journalism staff. Basketball tournaments and Gridiron can be listed as memorable events for Jim. He has participated in the National Rifle Association Meets. He plans to enter M. S. U. or the service. GEORGE DUGANZ Athletic, and always ready for a good time, George was a member of A Club, Key Club, Paddle Club, Legion Base- ball and the Journalism staff. Tops in George's book are Interscholastics, track meets, the tourna- ments, and the Junior Proms. During the summer, George can usually be seen swim- ming, playing baseball or fishing. After Graduation, George plans to go to Arizona State University. 18

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STUDENTS DISPLAY A CAROL FRAILEY Soft spoken and genial, Carol has been an active member of band and Thes- pians. Carol will always recall the fun she had at the Junior Prom, Tourna- ments and especially Band trips through her high school years. Out of school she enjoys swimming and skating. Marriage is in her future. MAXINE GALLE Maxine, the girl with the friendly smile and likeable personality, found the tournaments to be great fun. She was active in 4-H Club for many years. Among her hobbies are skating and collecting stamps and coins. Maxine's future will include working for Uncle Sam. She had the Women's Marine Corps in mind. CONNIE FERKIN A flashy red head best describes Connie, who is a member of Keyettes, G.A.A., Pep Club, Sweater Club, Aqua Team, Usher- ettes, and N ational Honor Society. Winner of the Elks Leadership award, she is also president of G. A. A. Sweater Club and attended many State Music Festivals as a pianist. The tournaments, Senior Reception and the Aqua Show will be remem- bered by Connie in her future years. Her future is undecided as of now. KEN FRANKLIN Tall, and on the quiet side is this senior lad named Ken. His name has fre- quented the honor roll and is an industrious student in all his classes. When not in school, Ken finds enjoy- ment in such sports as hunting and fishing. As of yet his future is undecided. PATTY GERVAIS Quiet and on the shy side, Patty enjoyed being a member of F. H. A., Aqua Team, and Pep Club. Swimming, bowling, and sewing are Patty's hobbies. A lot of fun for her was attending the tournaments. First, Patty plans to work at Galen or Warm Springs and then go into the Navy. NANCY FRANKOVICH Usually seen in the company of Jim, Nancy is always on the go and a member of G. A. A., Pep Club, Thespians, F. H. A. and French Club. Tops on this girls list are the tournaments of 63, Senior Reception, out of town trips and the cabin at George- town Lake. Next spring Nancy plans to get married and go back East to work for the F. B. I.