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

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 The just shall not he burnt with its f I ante” ELIZABETH ECKVAHL “Joanie , a smiling, but serious gal, tabs sewing as her favorite subject with business running a close second —is an active member of the C.A.C., and Glee Club,—always beams when she sees red or blue—states that eat- ing fried chicken is nothing but heavenly—is a member of the Halo staff—could listen to “Mr. Sandman all day—is always aggravated by peo- ple who keep her waiting—after graduation, something in the business world will do. KEITH FOZZARD Tall, blonde, blue-eyed “Fozz’’— towers to the height of 6’3“—playing A squad basketball in his junior year kept him busy—enjoys listening to “Hearts of Stone —favors oyster stew over all other delicacies—claims he spends his spare time doing make- up work—making “little trips to the office is his pet peeve—basketball is high on his sports list—says his am- bition is to graduate from high school —favorite class is art—hopes to be- come a commercial artist in the future. JAMES GARVEY Quiet, good-natured “Garv a scorer on the basketball floor this year, a two year letterman in football and basketball—collects ads for the Rock- alite—is a member of the “C“ Club —enjoys math—spends all his spare time sleeping—classifies fried chicken and spaghetti as the number one dish —claims he dislikes girls—delights in teasing Bob Ungaretti—plans to enter halls of higher learning after gradua- tion. —8—

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“In my meditation a flame shall flame out. THERESA COX “Terry,” active, carefree and gay— always wearing a smile—is a full- fledged member of the C.A.C.—finds happiness in singing for the Mixed Chorus and operettas—can usually be found listening to the tunes of Hank Snow—gets a big thrill out of seeing him in person—enjoys skating and dancing for that “extra feeling” —lists softball and volleyball on the top of her sports parade—dislikes grip- ers—chief ambition?—not sure yet —maybe, a lady in white. — MARGUERITE DILL Athletic, peppy, quick on the up-take, is cheerful, “Margo”—pals with the B.O.H.’S or a “skeeter” boy-friend— is a four year Glee Club member, St. Peter’s chorister, and C.A.C. member —never tires of dancing or eating fried chicken—greets the patients at St. Ann’s with a cheerful smile— thinks English, basketball and “Drag- net are really superb—classifies beating the Copperheads in basket- ball as her biggest thrill—is looking forward to receiving that diploma— after that—who knows? This cute Miss is active in G.A.C., Mixed Chorus, and past vice-presi- dent of the junior class—the faculty leads her “hit parade”—gets a thrill out of a pig-in-the-bun, collecting pictures. Connie and Peggy, and the name Mac —serves as a hospital receptionist—these last four years are the best years of her life”— plans a nursing career, but is un- decided on which college will receive her application. uXc

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“The flame of the fire shall not he quenched. JOHN GLENN Quiet, energetic, hard-working john, Lights for short, is an efficient maintenance man around the school, is often busily snapping pictures at every opportunity—is a staunch mem- ber of the band and camera club- supervising the decorating for formals is his specialty—claims ham sand- wiches, physics, and Dragnet” are really gone —states his biggest thrill was diving off the scaffold in the auditorium — hopes to attend Brooks Institute of Photography after a little term with Uncle Sam's ELEANOR GLYNN El , a transfer from Anaconda High School in her sophomore year, has an infectious laugh and lots of school spirit—enjoys listening to Bob Ray and just having fun —swim- ming comes first on her list of sports —is active in C.A.C., Glee Club, and Halo—is partial to potato chips and olives—usually seen with the R. D. j.’S —claims coming to Central was her most important day—contributes to enjoyment of a seventh period class—claims she would like to start a chain of dime stores in Africa! NADINE HARRINGTON Always on the go or lending a help- ing hand is typical of this energetic talented miss—spends much of her time writing poetry—is a faithful member of the G.A.C. and chorus— favorite pastime is trying a new tune on the 88's—thought working during the summer at the Dairy Delite was really fun—is a willing worker on class projects—people who crack gum are out, says Neddie—college and future plans are undecided as yet. ■f- —9—