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

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“The Spirit of the Lord shall rest upon them” FRANCIS SAVAGE Lorrie, ' efficient, fun-loving and a gal who is always on the go can easily be identified by her famous “I’m not fussy —is a sport fan through and through—especially en- joys a good baseball game—is a former junior representative for the C.A.C. and member of the lounge crew— johnson Rag is her favorite tune (why Lorrie?)—finds leaving Central most heart-breaking—is look- ing forward to life in college and then a teaching career in some Montana high school. Tall deep-voiced Frank former keeper of the minutes as a junior, represen- tative at Boys’ State, ad collector for the Rockalite. and business manager for the Halo for two years is the pre- sent personnel manager and superin- tendent of the Lounge—is also a member of the band—enjoys singing in operettas and with the Harmonettes —likes participating in the class plays —classifies the High and the Mighty as super—claims trip to Yellowstone to be his A-1 experience —future plans include college. 20 HARRY SLADICH Harry is a two year lounge man- ager. Central’s representative at Boys' State, treasurer of juniors, and win- ner in Elks’ Leadership Contest—is first in command of the senior class, band president, baritone in the Harm- onettes.” St. Peter’s Men’s Choir— works on the Halo and is senior Rock- alite co-editor—contributes his talents to plays and operettas—conceited people rub Harry the wrong way— physics rates high with this likeable senior—fall plans include studying engineering at the college of his rhoirp

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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

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“Filled with the strength of the Spirit of the Lord, they went forth” LORETTA SMITH Smiling and sincere Loret finds that Stardust’’ is the number one tune— is always content listening to music, her hobby—activities are centered around C.A.C. and chorus—states that her greatest thrill is yet to come— rates being Queen of the Harvest Ball as unforgettable—enjoys fishing and her favorite program “Lucky Lager —conceited people get thumbs down from Loret---getting her diploma will be THE day—after that, who knows, maybe it will be nurses’ train- ing at Carroll College. U: ✓ PATRICIA SMITH Who is the senior miss that would love to run a nursery?—that’s right. Pat, the fun-loving gal in any social circle—C.A.C., Glee Club and choir take up much of her high school time —anything red or blue is tops—great- est thrill: the Senior Ball—thinks graduation will be the outstanding day —dancing is her favorite pastime— her pet peeve is a gossip—future plans may include either a career as a nurse or that of a business woman. a PHILLIP SPELLMAN Cay, bubbling, life of the party. “Spelly” is usually seen with Harry, Tash, Jim and Frank—states that his favorite pastime is talking—takes a fancy to chicken, girls, and the color yellow—in addition to being business manager of the Halo, Rockalite staff member, and drummer in the band, this beaming senior keeps busy by singing in St. Peter’s Men's Choir, the Harmonettes, and working in the lounge—after four years at col- lege he hopes to take his place in the career world as an interior decorator. fCC6 7LC ft r —21 —