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

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THOMAS HEANEY Sleepy eyed Tom, a 2 yr. letterman as guard for the Copper- heads, was a member of A Club and Paddle Club. Tom is always looking for a good time and is content while practicing basketball at the Dwyer School. His future plans are undecided. CARL HENDERSON Always full of fight, Carl was a 3 year letterman in track. As a member of A Club he was active in football and basketball. Girls, hunting and fishing are Carls activities outside of school. Attending Western after graduation will complete Carl's education. DONNA HARWOOD Likeable and always smiling, ROUSING SCHOOL SPIRIT Donna was active in G. A. A., Usherettes, Pep Club, Speech and Debate, Thes- pians and Sweater Club of which she was treasurer. She enjoyed hay rides, Proms and Sadie Hawkins. She also enjoyed basketball and football games, and G.A.A. Banquets. Her future holds attending college at Eastern. KAY JEAN HUBER Kay Jean is known to be one of the friendliest girls in the senior class. Pep Club, G.A.A., Science Club, Usherettes, Sweater Club and Dramatics, have been a few of the clubs she has lent her services to. Kay has thrilled us all with her singing at school events and especially at '63' Grid- iron. As an Honor Roll Student she is a member of National Honor Society and was chosen for Girls' State. Singing, collecting records, and reading are her favorite pastimes. Kay will go to M.S.U. next year. BOB HUFF Bob is a quiet but good natured senior boy, and has always been active in A.H. S. sports. He was a member of A Club, Paddle Club, the Football and Track teams, and the Wrestling squad. The tour- naments and Gridiron were his most memorable high school experiences. The Rogues Car Club also occupies some of his time along with his hobbies of hunting and camping. Bob plans a career in the Air Force. SUSIE HOLSTROM Smiling Susie was usually seen leading our cheering squad. She was an active member of G. A. A., Pep Club, Dramatics, Key- ettes, and Aqua Team of which she was secretary. Her memories will include being our '63' Homecoming Queen and singing for school events. She plans to attend M. S. U. and study biology.

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MARY SUE GURSKI Efficient and serious, Mary Sue can be found helping her 4-H troop, or working in chorus and Science Club. Heading her list of memories is the Chorus Plays, Senior Reception, Senior Play and Sadie Hawkins. Playing the piano, accordian and drawing are her pas- times at home. Mary Sue plans to go on for further education at Missoula or Carroll. VIVIAN HAMILTON Always ready for a good time, Vivian is active inG.A.A., Pep Club, Thespians, and Chorus. A good student, Vivian has been on the Honor Roll and in National Honor Society. Music Festivals, Chorus pro- ductions, basketball and football games will always be remembered by Vivian. Outside of school, Vivian is a member of Christian Youth Fellowship and her church choir. She plans to go to Kinnman and later work in a law office. SUSAN GOLDEN LOVE FOR SPORTS Sweet and courteous, Susan worked inG.A.A., Pep Club, Spanish Club, and Thespians. During school, she liked the chorus plays, Junior Prom, and Sadie Hawkins. Sewing, baking, camping, and shooting keep Susan busy after school. She plans to go into nursing at Saint Patricks in Missoula. LINDA HANSEN Cute and perky, Linda was Pres. ofG.A.A., a mem- ber of Pep Club, Thespians, Sweater Club, Usheretts and National Honor Society. Linda enjoyed the tourna- ments, Proms and Senior Reception. Her most memo- rable event was being cheer- leader her freshman and sophomore year. Montana State University is next in Linda's future. CLINT HARDTLA Always ready for a laugh, Clint was a member of band for 2 yrs. and dance band his Sr. year. The band trips, Jr. Prom and the music festivals are events Glint will remember. Also a member of a rifle club, Clint enjoys hunting and working on machines. Clint plans to go to college or go into the service. DOROTHY HA RELAND Usually seen riding around in a '40 Ford, Dorothy was a member of G. A. A., Band, Pep Club, and Thes- pians. Football and basket- ball games, band trips, and the Jr. Prom are tops in Dorothy's book of mem- ories. She is also a mem- ber of Rainbow's and Luth- er League. After cap and gown day, she plans to go to Dillin or a business school.

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GARY HUFF As an active athlete, this fun-loving and popular senior fellow was on the football and wrestling teams. Gary was the president of A Club in his senior year and a member of Paddle and Spanish Clubs. He lists the wrestling and basketball tournaments, the Prom and Youth Center dances as a lot of fun. On Sunday nights he can be found at M.Y. F. Hunting, fishing, and goofing around are some of the things Gary likes to do. He plans to be- come a minister. SUPPORTS OUR TEAM JANICE HUSKELHUS A gay easy-going gal is Janice, who has been inG.A.A., Sweater Club, Dramatics, Pep Club and Spanish Club. Because her name fre- quents the Honor Roll, she is in National Honor Society. Janice lists basketball games, Sadie Hawkins, and the G. A. A. activities as fun. Out of school-she was in Rainbows and Luther League. Her hobbies are baking and hunting. After Gradua- tion she will attend Butte Business College. SANDRA HUMMEL Smiling, friendly, Sandy has been a member of our band for several years. She was also active in Pep Club, G.A.A., and Sweater Club. She is an honor student and in the National Honor Society. Playing the piano and singing takes up many of her pleasurable hours. Her future plans are to become an elementary teacher. TOVE HUGHLEY A transfer from Deer Lodge in her sophomore year, Tove was in Pep Club and G.A.A. in which she en- joyed bowling, and swim- ming. AtA.H. S. she was active in Spanish Club and Dramatics, and the National Honor Society. Senior Re- ception here and the Junior Prom in Deer Lodge are marked as her favorites. She enjoys hunting, bak- ing, and bowling. Butte Business College is in her future. 23 MIKE IVANKOVICH Best known as the class tease, Mike was in sports during his years at A. H. S. He entered in wrestling and track and was in A Club and Paddle Club. The Prom and Senior Reception are marked as two memorable events. A car club, and fishing take up many en- joyable hours. He will either enter the service or go on to college. DAN IVANKOVICH Always smiling and laughing is Dan, a member of A Club, Paddle Club, the wrestling, track and football squads. He lists tournaments, Prom, Senior Reception and dances as his best fun. Coin- collecting, fishing and car clubs have been several of his hobbies. College will follow the Big Day and then Dan will go into the army.