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

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“We will arise and go. SHARON KELLY Enthusiastic, fun-loving Kel” is treasurer of the C.A.C., a member of the Rockalite staff, a Halo typist, a May Queen attendant, candidate for the Elks Leadership Contest, and actress in ‘‘The Night Before Christ- mas”—just hates people who gossip—rates sports as tops always, especially baseball— John is her favorite name, red her favorite color—gets jitters from almost anything— gets a charge out of flirting with her friend’s boy-friends—enjoys being with the “gang” immensely—hopes next fall will find her in the halls of Carroll College. THOMAS LANKEIT Always laughing and helping others to laugh is this letterman in basketball and football —names being frosh class treasurer and member of this year’s Christmas play as memorable—likes the trips to Butte with his pal “Herby” best (wonder why?)—ar riving home from the state tournament in Wolf Point to the tune of a rousing welcome really thrilled him—gets his kicks teasing girls and mocking people—is always ready to organize a party—can’t stand giggly girls who crack their gum—after graduation Tom will join Uncle Sam’s Navy. ROBERT LEE $ ‘‘Grogan,’’ Central’s Jimmy Dean, holds many honors past and present: junior class vice- president, senior president, actor in “The More The Merrier,” “Night Call,” “The Night Before Christmas” and The Man , holder of best actor award at the Helena Speech Meet, first place winner in the Elks Leadership Contest, tuneful Harmonette member also sang in the chorus and is a member of the Four Flushers—a member of the Rockalite staff—Mayor on City Youth Day—has numeral in football—is idolized by frosh girls—finds parties are cool”— says September definitely includes college. — 13—

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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 .

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“We pass the gate. THOMAS MANCAN Student Council vice-president, ‘Tom” rates senior parties as the best ever—being a St Paul altar boy, a member of the band, par- ticipant in the Knights of Pythias Contest and a worker in the Lounge helps keep Tom busy and out of mischief—talking about Schwartz’s gives him a big charge—is con- tent when fishing and swimming—finds life one big hurry—dill pickles and fried chicken are a “must”—Sherry Pink and Apple Blos- som White is his number one tune—plans to enter the field of business when school days are over. BERNARD MAY Lots of fun, reliable “Beezie is always found with the rest of the senior boys— activities include being a C Club member, two year stage manager and resting from 8:30 to 3:25—most about Shakespeare and diagramming—choses riding horses or listen ing to western music as means of relaxation —cooking class is, in his language, the class that can’t be beaten—gets a big kick out of driving fancy cars to the formals— “Beezie” really intends to celebrate grad- uation day in a big way—as for the future he is undecided. EUGENE McANDREWS Central’s basketball manager “Candy” hails to be the Blue and Cold’s first laundryman —can listen to Clenn Miller recordings all day long—believes in keeping the stomach full—likes entertaining the class with his jokes and quick come-backs—is enthusiastic about the Carroll Speech Meets and Knights of Pythias Contests—is the ideal cook— keeps Father Hunthausen guessing—pet peeve: Charlie Salomonson’s bright ideas— teaching history interests Cene at the mo- ment, but this is not a definite plan for the days ahead. — 14—