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

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drown their sorrows with Pepsi in the Lounge. . . COUNTERCLOCKWISE: Demonstrations are one way of learning. Colleen Keenan show Marianne Kopp how to add by ma- chine, while Sonny Kohler is show- ing Bill Gallagher the art of typing. Patching up Gary Riley are our ever busy Nurse's Aids: Mary Kay Pupich, Margie Morris, Joan McGuire, and Sheila Mulvihill. Resting at Galen doesn't stop Dan Smith from entertaining his guests: Lenny Lemire, Joe Calnan, Tom Driscoll, Joe Connors, and Bob Boyce. Chemistry answers most of your questions. Lenore Walsh, Joan Kenny, Con Shea, Elvin Beardslee, Betty Sisich, and Patti McNally increase their knowledge by ex- perimenting.

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ABOVE: 1. Everyone wants a ticket, especially when its to the Harvest Ball. Deann Fraelich and Bob ABOVE: People aren't tight with money for the Rockalite. Chas Anderson found this out when getting subscriptions from Georgia Rae Thomas, Peggy Stromberg, Allen Sulli- van, and Ed Sullivan. O'Brien wait in line while Marilyn Nelson and Bill Astle sell a ticket to Paul Miller. 2. Deep in thought are Colleen Algers, Jack Kantack, Sandra Fritch, Dan Geary, and Joan Duffy as they try to decide which class ring they want. 3. All tied up in their work are Sandy Haubrick, Bette Rivers, Patsy Kelly, Doris Boyer, and Mary Pat Bartholomew as they set out to decorate goal posts for a football game. are co-operative and peppy. . . thrive on always having a good time. . .

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go into raptures at the thought of being high and mighty seniors. . . COUNTERCLOCKWISE: 1. John McCarvel and Frank McMahon give their opinions and suggestions as Donna Valentine, Maribel Kuney, and Ellen Murphy practice their cheering. 3. Our chemists of to- morrow start their ca- reers by helping to keep everything in tip-top shape. Cleaning the workroom are Eileen O'Leary, Kathleen Mc- Carvel, Pat Sawyer, Pat McKittrick, standing on shelf, and Ed Murphy. Notice the beaker flying through the air from Pat to Eileen--better have good reflexes, Eileen! 4. Buy a ticket! yours may be the lucky one! urge Mary Jo McDonald and Tom Ulstad (both sitting) as they sell tic- kets to Mary Jo Ridge, Frieda Ruckwardt, and Bill Thomas. Mary Jo McDonald and Tom Ulstad (both sitting) as they sell tic- kets to Mary Jo Rich'st Frieda Ruckwardt, and Bill Thomas. 2. Joanie Fabich di- rects this panel as Bobby Boyce, San- dra Pangre, Joan- ie Ferretti, and Clarence Harring- ton discuss the merits of history.