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

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‘7 have refreshed both my Spirit and yours. TRACY WALSH Lively, popular, and happy describes “Bud , a three-year basketball letter- man, floor captain for two years, A” squad football manager, and actor in “Bamboo Princess, The More the Merrier,” and The Night before Christmas —a member of the C Club—a former president of sopho- more class—is active as a Halo re- porter and St. Peter altar boy—likes bookkeeping and studying French (wonder why?)—will never forget the tournament in Billings—pet peeve is being called baldy —is undecided about future. JOSEPHINE WEI ST Short, blonde, always pleasant Eddy Jo is often seen in the company of another blonde—(6 4 to be sure)— fried chicken, spaghetti, and basket- ball make her ecstatically happy — being a St. Peter's chorister, and C. A. C., promoter labels Eddy as school spirited — hails from Deer Lodge, where she spent her first two years—turns thumbs down on people who are self-centered”—leading the Junior Prom was her biggest moment —plans may include further study in the business field. Good-humored and likeable Pat” rates red as her favorite color and chicken as the ideal food—states los- ing to Dillon in basketball as her greatest disappointment — active in G.A.C., and in the Glee Club for two years—the B.L.P.’S provide her with her happiest moments — people who cry in the show is her pet peeve— looks forward to graduation day — rates clothing and national problems as her favorite subjects—always con- tent listening to This Old. House — is undecided about college or future plans. - ■ T 7 —23—

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 Thy good Spirit shall lead me” ROBERT SULLLIVAN Pinky”, friendly and good-natured, proudly displays his football letter— is a reporter for the Halo, and ad solicitor for the yearbook and mem- ber of the C Club—blends his voice with the St. Peter’s Men’s Choir — has lent his talents to Bamboo Princess,” The More the Merrier, and The Night before Christmas”— says playing a leading role in the play this year brought him his biggest thrill—takes an active part in school activities—is aggravated by people who don’t like red hair—is looking ahead to a career in the Army. BETTY STEVENSON Happy, always smiling, friendly to all Betty sings in the Mixed Chorus—is a past representative to Girls’ State and a participant in this spring’s Speech Meet at Carroll—reports for the Halo—is the current treasurer of the G.A.C.—drinks fourteen cups of coffee a day (???)—at ease when with the gang or listening to Mr. Sand- man —says poor school spirit is out with her—chief ambition is to be a school-marm”. tJ'y K 'C a ‘y CORNELIA SULLIVAN Easy-going, fun to be with, and cheer- ful Connie, better known to her friends as Commie Shovelin”—is former sophomore Student Council representative—belongs to the G.A.C., Halo staff, and Glee Club—favors the color blue or “red” (???), tuna fish sandwiches, taking snap shots, un- disturbed slumber, national problems, and Cowboy King’s radio program — usually found cruising around with Peggy and Donna—dislikes conceited people, but always welcomes a smile —plans to become a teacher after cap and gown day. —22—

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“Immortal flame to 'warm the hearts of men. junior A Counter clock wise: Geraldine Murphy, treasurer; John Astle, president; Robert Lee, vice president; Colleen Casey, secretary. Typical juniors . . . work together for class unity . . . put Christ first in all things . . . live for tourna- ments, proms, and class outings . . . detest exams, but study hard just the same . . . dreams become realities . . . try to show good example . . . think seriously about the future . . . strive to warm the hearts of all through the immortal flame of Christ. Left to right: Front row: R. Jacques, C. Stokan, A. Strizich, A. Joy. R. Sisich, R. Ridge, C. Mulholland, J. An- derson, J. Berry, C. Casey, J. M. Catone, D. Davis. Second row: N. Ogden. S. Kelly, M. Ruckwardt. P. Ogden, G. Murphy, M. Ferguson, C. Olson, J M. Dziak, M. J. Menehan, S. Early. K. Murphy. S jM , Third row: M. Pozega, J. Anderson, W. Softich, B. Lee, R. McCarvel, J. Champine, P. Strizich, v C. Solomonson, J. Kalsco, G. McAndrews, I. Mangan, E. Huestis, I. Haubrick. K Fourth row: J. Sullivan, 1). Glenn, J. Stranieri, M. Sullivan, B. May, T. Lankeit, B. Baum- gardner, J. Herbolich, B. Ungaretti. G. Guiberson, CL Carmichael. J. Astle. » —24—