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

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 I paid, says JoeDziakas he show , his stamped hand to Bob Eccleston, Jim Corrigan, Joe Spanbauer, and Nick Kopp. are pals to everyone. COUNTERCLOCKWISE: FIRE DRILL! Patsy Vaughn, Annette Baumgardner, Jim McMahon, Bob Lemelin, John Phillip and George Stokan. What'll you have? Joan Hannond asks Sue Stergar as Gene Buralli eyes his bottle and Woodrow Casey and Gary Hainline say they're not thirsty. Studious Tamara Murphy and Florence Sand work on the serious side; John Kenny, Tom Shagina and John Ryan enjoy the lighter side. Get your pop here! cry Bette Stranieri, Carol Corrigan, Rendeen Huseby and Rosalie Kriskovich.

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LEFT: Decorations for Christmas are in full swing as Kathleen Mena- han, (sitting) Marybelle Fischer, Carol Ann Conroy, Dorothy Aspholm and Jeanette Bessette make angels. 2. Admiring trophies displayed in the case in the front hall are Bill McVicars, Bill Fink, Jerry Hansen, and Dan Monahan. LEFT: Rick Cadieux is the center of attention as he proudly displays his stripe to Jeannie Monahan, Joanne Donich, Bobby Daly, and Colleen McNally. ABOVE: The first step before beginning a game of volleyball is to set up the net. Rosy Mar- tens, Lorene Miller, Pat Fis- cher, Angela Parizeau and RoseMary LeBlanc are pre- paring for a game. are forever on the go. . . put on a Gridiron Ball that will be long remembered. . .

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rock to the latest hits COUNTE RC LOCK WISE: Silk- screening is quite an art, says Jack McCullom as he, Marilyn Tesson, Judy Tomlin- son, Joan Hagerman, Bob Ed- wards, Bob Clark, Larry Cal- nan and John Klima admire the work. Batter up, girls, is the cry of Linda Hamry, Ruth Kiefer, Maureen Murphy, Kathryn Mc- Mahon and Dianne McCarthy as they leave for the Commons to play ball. As Fred McDonald and Carol Frank- ovich cautiously inspect snake spec- imens, Patsy Beatty and Tim Sulli- van lend their talents to cracking coconuts (?) while acting Prof. Rich- ard Booth supervises. You can have all kinds of fun at your locker, Ed Puccinelli, John Boyer, Jack Driscoll, Janet LaLonde, and Bill Puccinelli set out to prove it, as Peggy Creany looks stumped.