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

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“No wan is wiser than his learning JOHN McKENNA A transfer from Ronan, personality-plus “Mickey”, Central’s quarterback, secretary- treasurer of the C Club, member of the cast in “Bamboo Princess” and “Brother Orchid” is active on the Rockalite sports staff—in- terested in skiing, particularly at Sun Valley —is good-humored and always ready for fun —rates chicken as favorite dish and Seven Lonely Days” as top disc—classifies crafts as favorite subject—hopes to be but thinks thewAir Force wil an first. m R t McCAR' tVfyo isf a Roj itai business staf member, 'ibur y£ar altar bpy at St. Peter’s church, majbr participant in the plays “Brother Or- chid” and (“bhe More the Merrier”, junior class vice-president?—yes. hone other than well-liked “Percy”—who claims that girls in general are his pet peeve—lists French as being first rate as a subject—places hunting and fishing at the top of his sports parade —anything edible is his favorite—plans on attending Carroll College where jurispru- dence may be his major. $201 £ dr DOROTHY MEHRENS A transfer from Anaconda High School in her sophomore year “Mehrenzie” ranks tops with the students of Central—G.A.C., Glee Club and Halo take up much of her time— enjoys the good old summer time for picnics —talking is her favorite pastime—mostly seen with Colleen, Regina and Genny—her favorite bit of nourishment: chicken and the top tune: “When I Was Young”—every friend is dubbed “hon”—Dottie’s favorite high school class: business—hopes to just relax for awhile. —16—

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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—

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is%r-v ARI ANNE MESENKO “The golden age” active, ambitious brownette—that’s “Marianne who is present keeper of the records for C.A.C., secretary-treasurer of Student Council, kept the books in the past for the frosh and junior classes, a former member of Glee Club, delegate to Spokane press meet for two years—is typist, re- porter and special columnist for the Halo, Rockalite write-up editor, choir member, May Queen attendant—is fun-loving, friend- ly—enjoys baseball—most fun-filled days were those in Billings—is interested in science—plans to study chemistry come next fall. WILLIAM MOHAN Quiet, good-natured with a ready wit aptly describes “Bill” who is a member of C Club and a two year basketball letterman—enjoys the company of Zeke and Larry—spare time is spent pushing his car—he blackballs girls who smoke—says Friday brings him the menu delight: fish and chips—relaxes to the tune “Settin’ the Woods on Fire”—has flare for designing stained glass windows— playing on the State championship team in 51 provided the biggest thrill—future goal after graduation is uncertain. ADELE MICHELETTI A gay, effervescant, ever helpful gal is “Adele”—an ardent basketball fan, mem- ber of the Drum Bugle Corps and C.A.C., keeper of all the Lounge funds and May Queen attendant—portrayed Buttercup in “H.M.S. Pinafore”, writes for the Halo— is a vocalist in Mixed Chorus—thinks south- ern fried chicken is the “best” gastronomical delight—“Heart and Soul” is most delightful to the ear—dreams of a teaching career after graduation—aspires to attend some hall of higher learning. Ct C r 'Uy-iZ ' ■'t c cZpj-po — 17—