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

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 A finger in every pie.

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Charles Olson Vice President Patrick Reardon President Mary Denise Astle Treasurer Deanna Stetzner Secretary We’re juniors looking forward to next year 'Proud to hate authority rather than false fear. '•uniorS We are co-operative, peppy, and outstanding as can be. Finally we’ve got the hang of things; we’re hep at last, you see. The Harvest Ball, Davy Crockett as the theme — Here we showed our ingenuity and let off excess steam. We’ve made a list of successful and memorable events To sav nothing of the Junior Prom our biggest achievement. Now at the age where parties are the “most” We, the juniors, have many of which we can boast. I Soon we’ll be big seniors and reach the highest peak. And quickly we will struggle through that year, for a future we must seek. —23— uJVe have vo superfluous leisure

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“I Ire know what we are; hut know not what we may be. Opposite Page Top Row: 1. To break the monotony of study we find loin Solan, Dorothy I'pton and Carol McDonald preparing to go to the tournament. Larry Bonefeole courteously opens the door while John Murphy waits impatiently for his passengers. 2. Leaving Mass after praying for successes in exams. Rose Mary Vaughn. John Joyce, I at Hogan, hud Guiberson, anti Mary Denise Astlc head for school and tests. Row 2: 1. You’ve got to be careful, says Jim Murphy to Jeanne Lowney as Iopper I racy, Bruce An- derson anti Sharon Simkins look on. 2. ]ini Casey, Phyllis Gow, Linda McCarvel and Ruben Rodriguez seem amazed at John Sul livan's ability to use the card catalogue. Row .S: I. “Practicing for checrleading isn't all fun,” says Snellen Mintcr, I utly Shafford, Pat MtC.at- ren, Deanna Stet ner, Middy Creanev and Kay Kelly. 2. It takes real work and study to build men like Gene Thomas, John Lorenz, I om Lotenz Tom Gallagher and Charlie Olson. —25—