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

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RIGHT: John Wilhelm, Alberta Catone, Charles Fourtner, and Cathy McVicars find time between classes to make a visit to the chapel. LEFT: Mary Pat Shea, Cookie Al- lard, Nina Brannon, and Sherry Bilodeau had lots of fun polishing the Seniors' shoes at the G. A.C. Initiation. RIGHT: What instrument do you want to play? Doug DeLaHunt, Joan Bennett, and Eugene Johner try out the different instruments.

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 LEFT: Impromptu dances are the most as Barb LeBlanc, Darlene Frankovich, Bob Vanisko, Dick Varelia, Mary Kay Tracy and Jim Dorsey will attest. LEFT CENTER; Being a gentleman is the ambition of most freshmen boys. Here Tom McKittrick helps Doris Dewing with her coat as John Chor efficiently checks Philip DeDycher's coat. BELOW: JoeGuiberson experiments as Tom Morris checks the balance. RIGHT: Won't Father be surprised when he finds out why we skipped class today?” Tom Earhart, Ray McCarren, Pat Dwyer, Jack Moreni, and John Agostinelli go through the motions of shining Father McCoy's car.

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 Don’t know what we’d do without them, but what can be done with them?.. . always ready to support any cause. . . especially cheering the “Saints” on to victory.. . pretending to be impor- tant. . . feeling like the underdog. . . although they don’t know it they’re appreciated by all. . . ready to praise or scorn latest idols.. . they did up in a neat package the Harvest and Gridiron Balls, produced one of the year’s most outstanding social events, “The Saints Rock”. .. leave fellow Centralites in gales of laughter over their crazy antics. . . great helps to freshmen. . . always on hand helping with small but important jobs.. . friendly toward everyone. . . are the apple of the teacher’s eye... look forward to being upper classmen and going further on the Golden Road of Life.