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

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“The Spirit of the Lord came upon them, and they went out. CLAUDIA PODOBNIK Five foot two. eyes of blue.” labels this petite, blonde Centralite. who is that ever so accommodating cashier at the Washoe theater and one of the most cheerful seniors at Central—is active in G.A.C., St. Peter’s choir and former Clee Club vocalizer—rates overly sweet people as taboo on her list—is a real spaghetti fan. with a magnetic personality that just makes people feel great”—states her favor- ite subject is “jim”—preparing for a business career at Great Falls is her main ambition. MARLENE POLI Easy-going, always smiling, effervscent Mar is all that an Anaconda Cen- tral senior is expected to be—is an ardent supporter of G.A.C., Halo. Rockalite—a lounge worker, a former representative to Student Council, Glee Club member, volleyball coach, official on National Youth Day—this peppy, vivacious brownette classifies cheerleading as her biggest thrill— (and Rex)—dreams of flying in the clouds as an airline hostess in the near future. EUGENE PUCCINELLI Tall, dashing”, and mischievous Pooch , besides gracing the casts of The More the Merrier” and The Night before Christmas , keeps busy getting ads for the Rockalite—rates the colors pink and black, T-bone steaks, girls (Charlotte) as tops—pet peeve: women drivers—Pooch is usu- ally going to Butte in the company of Mike, Rex, and Jim—claims his big- gest thrill came when acting in the More the Merrier —favorite platter is Make Yourself Comfortable (huh. Gene?)—will be found in the con- struction business after he receives the sheepskin. ‘I — 18—

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‘7 'will pour out my Spirit upon all” DOROTHY PALAKOVICH “Dorothy” an energetic brunette, is happiest when munching on a three inch T-Bone steak, or riding around in Buicks—rates blondes, basketball, mystery programs and the national problems class as “tops on her list of likes”—includes among her in- terests; G.A.C., choir, Chorus, Halo, Rockalite — lounge crew, secretary- treasurer of Student Council, city of- ficial for National Youth Day, and vice president of senior class keep her busy— Dorothy” relates that grad- uation day will be “THE” day of im- portance—aspires to success as a “woman in white”. DAL IA PETRAITIS A transfer from Butte Central, Jo rates A-l with the teen-agers at C. H. S.—greatest thrill: the Senior Ball —enjoys dancing or skating—is some- times found enjoying her hobby, weav- ing—could listen to the Ames Bro- thers sing “Addio” all day—classifies the Metropolitan Opera as super”— is able to speak three different lan- guages—English rates first honor as her favorite subject—thinks the fac- ulty is tops—uninteresting people an- noy her—has no special college in mind — future plans may include nurses’ training. HENERY PETROVICH A sunny disposition with a good word for all best desiribes Henry who rates high among the senior class of “55” —is a football fan—goes in for track —is a member of the Rockalite bus- iness staff—does his share in Halo preparations too—is noted for his ac- cordion playing—likes “I Can See An Angel” best—most recognizable by his friendly greeting How she go? —biggest moment will be getting out of school—thinks he will answer Uncle Sam’s call to join the service and see the world. 9M,- -xfJL Mczfa jf A — 17—

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“The Spirit of the Lord came strongly upon them PHYLLIS REYNOLDS ANTHONY QUICK ‘‘Food ’ as Tony is known to all his friends is one of Central’s jolliest hoys—enjoys basketball and track— tinkering with his little Ford is his favorite pastime—loves those trips to Butte (wonder what the attraction is, Tonyl—will never forget his first car —and others won’t either—hates to think about the tournament he missed during his junior year — chemistry class is his idea of real fun —as for future plans he will prepare mechanic at a vocational cer- This cute blue-eyed brunette, tainly adds cheerfulness to the halls of Central—is active in C.A.C., and Clee Club and the former banker for the freshman class—delights in chick- en and spaghetti, the color aqua and listening to records, especially ‘Til Be Seeing You —Marlene. Joanne, Ann and Eleanor entertain her most of the time, and of course, Ron—red letter days include formal dances, the top day. being a senior—next stop will be Carroll College. LOIS ANN RILEY This energetic, friendly little lass is an ever-willing worker—serves as the capable president of the C.A.C., a two year writer on the Halo staff and enjoys playing softball for a little exercise—claims her favorite means of relaxation is just riding around and listening to the radio”—thinks there’s nothing like good ole” American hamburgers to satisfy an appetite — shuns complainers — los- ing the basketball championship marks her worst moment—dreams of becoming a secretary in the business world. y.r ‘ Jo 9 cc .-a