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

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LEFT: Let's go, Saints! Sharon Ziegler, Janice Sloan and John Podobnik decorate for the Sopho- more’s first dance. The Saints' Rock. CENTER: Listening attentively to get the first news of the election of the Pope are Neil McCarvel, Victor Boucher. Mary Hamry, Jo- anne Tomlinson. Margaret Sulli- van, and Tom Haffey. LOWER LEFT: This is a tough one. Michelle Joy and Marion Berry (front) tackle the geometry problem, while Charles Sedminik confers with Christine Poli and Mary Ann Kovacich. LOWER RIGHT: Jim Sullivan (far right) just chuckles to himself at the thought of Bill Con- verse, Joe Morris, and Mick Connors lifting weights. ■l -

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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.

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LEFT: Everyone's hula hooping these days. Here Mike Martin, Flossie Ulstad, Karl Konrad, Judi Froehlich, and Donna Shagina loop it up. RIGHT: Dressing up their books in new blue and white book covers are Judy McMahon, Katherine Sullivan, Johanna Martens, Harry Dziak, Bruce Munson, and Laura Upton. LEFT: An interesting break in the class routine is a panel discussion. Panelists are Dottie Quane, Scott Walker, Ellen Kanthack, Connie Kelly, and Nick Tobin.