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

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“Not too timid, vot too bold” ANTHONY HAUBRICH Tony” smiling, silent, and sincere lets nothing bother him—enjoys playing basket- ball, ping-pong, and shuffle-board—works behind the scenes for Central’s plays and is a former reporter for the Halo—dislikes girls and school—16 Ton is his song, driv- ing his brown Ford is his favorite pastime —spends most of the time in the company of the “gang” or going to Reserves in Butte on Thursday nights—delights in eating fried chicken — can’t wait until graduation — future plans include a stretch in the Navy with hopes for a chance in art school later. )OHN HERBOLICH Herby” an outstanding personality of the senior class is always laughing—keeps every- one in stitches with his keen humor—is terribly busy with frequent trips to Butte (what is the reason?)—gets a large charge out of riding his station wagon around with the gang” for company—enjoys all sports —loves tournaments—hates people who can't take a joke—is active as an altar boy in St. Peter’s Church—thinks his biggest thrill will be graduation in May—will prob- ably enter the halls of higher learning next semester. EDWARD HUESTIS This quiet but friendly four year band mem- ber is better known as Eddie”—says gum chewers drive him crazy in school—man- ager of the basketball team for a year, one year C Club member, soda jerk in the Lounge for two years has given him a pretty busy schedule during his high school days —has in his possession an interesting collec- tion of stamps— The Happy Wanderer puts him in ecstacy—closest pals are Tom and Dave— Ed” gets a kick out of ob- taining high grades which he does with ease—says Carroll College is his destina- tion. — 1 1 —

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‘7 ani the voice of tomorrow; DAVID GLENN Witty, fun-loving “Dave” is found in the company of “Louie” and Ed—is often heard saying I’m persuaded —thinks nothing beats “Radio” as a hobby—is completely satisfied while listening to “Winter Wonder- land” and eating “ravioli”—says there are too many students in Central—loves to spend time in Butte for more reasons than one—can hardly wait for the day when he will dress in blue (Navy Blue that is)—after some time in the Navy this ambitious young lad hopes for a career in electronic engin- eering. MARILYN FERGUSON Always on the go for lending a helping hand is typical of this energetic talented miss who is a member of the C.A.C. and past mem- ber of the chorus and choir—spends most of her time writing poetry and doing “what comes naturally —delights in a good basket- ball game—writes “Teens of the Month” for the Halo and is co-editor of the Rock- alite—is annoyed by bossy people and the “know-it-all” type—claims she will always remember this year’s Senior Ball—is un- certain what the future may bring—who knows, maybe it will be a teaching career —well—maybe. EUGENE GUIBERSON Guiby always lending a helping hand in class projects claims his biggest thrill will be graduation day—says he can’t stand girls who gossip—likes to be with the “gang”, and be in the “in” when a good party comes around—says that the time between the fourth and fifth periods is his favorite time of the day—James Dean or June Allyson are on his list of tops—favorite expression is Tap It Light”—girls with Gene are no problem in fact he has a few to spare— college may be his next stop. —10—

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“We are happy people I ANCELINE JOY Heavy homework really gripes “Angie” — sports thrill her—is a two year cheerleader and present Cheer Queen, is a member of the G.A.C., proud of having been a Student Council Representative as a junior, a Glee Club singer and a member of the cast for “H.M.S. Pinafore”—is busy working on her hope chest as a favorite pastime—says her biggest thrill came on Christmas Eve 1955. when a certain King asked her to be his Queen—is anxiously awaiting graduation day, and why not, for she is now making plans for a summer wedding. RITA JACQUES Friendly, loquacious, and always smiling describes none other than “Ritz”, who is a member of the G.A.C., chorus, choir, “Chordettes”, Halo and Rockalite staffs— past activities include being frosh Student Council representative, a member of the “Harmonettes”, holding the lead in H.M.S. Pinafore” and attending Carroll speech meets—shuns boys who think they are God’s gift to women—peppy, vivacious “Ritz” classifies cheerleading as her biggest thrill—claims she will never forget the “Two B’s nor the Junior Prom as a freshman— come September what?—perhaps college. JAMES KALCSO Easy to get along with hard-working “Kals” is that ever-efficient doorman at the Washoe —is a former band member and lender of musical talent to the chorus—is always on the go with “Louie , Dave or Eddy—collect- ing stamps and fooling around with model planes occupy his spare moments—is most content when surrounded by chicken and listening to “Moments To Remember” — likes especially well anything “brown” — leading his list of dislikes are term papers —says the Senior Ball of '55 is something to remember—after Diploma Day?— I’m still undecided .