Anaconda Central High School - Rockalite Yearbook (Anaconda, MT)

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“So part we sadly in the troublous world” fate 4 JOHN KANTHACK Tall, blonde, (or is it brown?) “Zowie” former manager of the Flame Lounge for Central, (and a good one too) frosh vice- president, member of business and sports staffs of Rockalite—claims he has no am- bition — is usually commander-in-chief of decorating for dances, formals or hops — has a subtle wit—sings in Mixed Chorus— excells in art—is interested in hunting and fishing—is social minded—inclined toward steak or pheasant—doesn’t have any definite plans for September. » Ja lit ftun i h J, H- X S' MARGARET KORTUM ’Peggy” a very sedate and yet humorous lass—enjoys fish—is fascinated by the color yellow—looks forward to a period in study hall—is an active member of G.A.C.—former drummer in Drum Bugle Corps—rates basketball as her favorite means of relaxation and thinks hamburgers are the “best” thing to eat—horseback riding occupies most of her leisure time—has not made up her mind as to what she will do after she receives the sheepskin. WILL |OHN IURCICH Curly haired, adaptable “Willy” a member of the C Club and band—is always on the go—was an active stage crew worker and c-C altar boy—spent his spare time with the cy C' boys—took part in the senior play—played enthusiastic football in his senior year—is a good student—always there when help is most needed—is partial to spaghetti and swimming (not at the same time)—will prob- ably enter halls of higher learning come autumn. sVl — 14—

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“Young in limbs, in judgment old” DENTON CILMARTIN Tall, dark-haired loquacious “Dentie gets the most enjoyment from his crafts’ class— says breaded veal tops any menu delicacy— riding around in his “very own” truck is a chief “time killer”—active collecting ads for the Rockalite business staff during his junior and senior years—sang in the oper- etta “Bamboo Princess”—says tops on the “hate” list is homework—thinks basketball is “it”—will be found perfecting the art of truck driving after May 26. ■Jfcr'Z RAYMOND HESS “Ray”, smiling, silent and sincere lets noth- ing bother him—was busy this year playing football and “A” squad basketball—getting ads for the Rockalite—belonged to C Club served Mass at St. Peter’s—elected co-cap- tain of the ’53-’54 basketball squad—is at- tracted to anything mechanical—likes jalop- ies—craves chicken and swoons over “Rags to Riches”—is easy to get along with and carefree—not sure what he will do after freedom rings—but he might be a first class mechanic. THOMAS COW “Tommie”, a well-mannered, likeable senior says his attention is held by two interests: photography and music in which he is gifted —lent his acting ability to the production of “The More the Merrier”—exhibits his musical talent in the band and Mixed Chorus —sings for St. Peter’s Men’s choir—thinks the music instructor is stimulating—has generously donated time and effort taking “snaps for the Halo and Rockalite—not too sure about college—photography is a “must for Tom’s future plans. a JL ? — 13—

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 Deeds, not words” ROBERT LACEY Quiet, athletic “Bob a three year letterman in football, played fullback for the “Saints —was elected secretary of C Club as a junior —contributed his talents to “Bamboo Prin- cess” and “H.M.S. Pinafore”—favors all sports—says any size, shape or flavor of pie and cake are “delish —classifies “Because of You as his A-l tune—future plans in- clude a “term with Uncle Sam. SHEILA LYONS Energetic, friendly and a willing worker de- scribes this petite Miss—“Sheila , always ready to perk you up when you are feeling down works hard for Drum Bugle Corps and C.A.C., is a vocalist in the Glee Club and typist for the Halo—has a passion for cutting her hair—is “gone on jazz music— cays raviolli is her favorite dish—has the most fun with the RYO’s—is undecided about future career—dreams of attending college after graduation. tit At r, SHIRLEY MANGAN This active Miss a former member of Drum Bugle Corps, is one of Central’s cheer- leaders. a member of Mixed Chorus and C. A. C.—classifies chicken as her favorite source of energy and swimming her favorite way of using up some of it—“Shirley states that leading the Senior Ball and re- ceiving the honor of cheerleader share first place as the biggest thrill of high school days—sighs to the tune “You, You, You —is decided definitely against college— don t be surprised if you see her as a work- ing girl after school is out. — 15—