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

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s E N I O R S TUDIOUS NERGETIC ECESSARY DEAL PTIMISTIC ELIGIOUS UPERIOR James McMahon, Vice-President, Patricia Beatty, Treasurer, James White, President, and William Fink, Secretary, present the plans of the Senior Ball for Father's approval.

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 Let's gather around the piano for some songs is a typical Junior cry. Standing are Leo Kelly, Jack Ryan, Dan Shea, Pat Scalise, Scott Walker, Bill Browning, Donna Shagina, Maureen Lakel, Judy McMahon, Carolyn Gorshe, Rosie Creaney, Mary Sue McDonald, front row, Pat Buerman, Mary Ellen Casey, Judy Froelich, Norma Palm, Ellen Kanthack, Michele Joy, Ethel McMonigle, accompanied by Mary Kay Fabich. Larry Calnan demonstrates a titration experiment for an avid jun- ior chemistry class. Watching are, back row, Dennis Larson, Bill Malone, Bruce Munson, Marilyn Hues- tis, Bonnie Metcalf, Peg Bartholomew, Joanne Puccinelli, Helen Peterson, Joe Morris, Bob Sullivan, Jim Sulli- van, front row, Marion Berry, Patty Gardner, Marg Sullivan, Nick Tobin, Paul Petelin, Tom Haffey, and John Podobnick. We've got to make this the best assembly of the year, explains Bob McVicars to some eager Juniors. Those attending are, first row, Victor Boucher, Carol Aspholm, Darlene Speck, Bill Converse, second, Dottie Quane, Laura Upton, Mary Joyce Cal- nan, Mike Martin, Arlie Beardslee, third, Mary Ann Adams, Carol Mc- Carthy, Neil McCarvel, Christine Poli, Tony Walsh, fourth, Graycen O'Dea, Jo Ann Corcoran, Harry Dziak, Mick Conners, Karl Konrad, and Jerry Gililand.

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JOHN LEO SLADICH Man of few words. BEVERLY ALBERT Jovial, energetic, and full of spirit. ROBERT LORENZ A blush is nice but sometimes incon- venient. JAMES McMAHON Capable leader. ELIZABETH SAYCICH WILLIAM SHIELDS Effervescent and bright. Most likely to succeed. 13 KATHERINE LONGFELLOW Charitable, cheery, and sociable. dianne McCarthy A quiet worker who succeeds. DEANNA RILEY Bubbling with en- thusiasm.