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

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join idealism and realism WILLIAM BROWNING Happy go lucky is Bill, our class president. The SCAC panel, operettas, and the play gave but a few vents to his energy. Guitar music and dancing occupy his leisure hours. LAWERENCE CALNAN Where there's paper and paint there's a way, according to this promising artist. Vice-president of the senior class and artist for the Rockalite, Larry plans a career in the art field. VICTOR BOUCHER Here's a senior who seems quiet and shy but is usually the life of the party. Vic belonged to the stage crews and football team. He is still undecided about the future. MARY ELLEN CASEY Who else has had four years of such crazy fun? This lass frolicked her way through school. She claims her favorite class was chemistry. PATRICIA BUERMAN Patty is the possessor of an infectious laugh which has been her trade- mark through high school. She gave her time to chorus and GAC. MARY JOYCE CALNAN Speech and drama played an active part in this senior's high school life. Hoping to be a dra- matics teacher, Mary Joyce gained valuable experience by partici- pating in the speech meets and plays. 10

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treasure their last year JOSEPH ACOSTINELLI Joe, the senior epitome of non- chalance, takes everything in his easy-going stride. His future plans are undecided, but model cars hold his interest now. MARY ANN ADAMS Quiet and sweet can best describe Mary Ann who was a member of the GAC and chorus. Hunting and fishing are among her favorite sports. Plans for the future include secretarial work. MARGARET BARTHOLOMEW Quiet, but fun to be with ade- quately describes Peggy, who lists National Problems her favorite class. A junior class officer and GAC representative, Peggy hopes to be a nurse. ARLIE BEARDSLEE Friendly, but quiet is this energetic senior. His favorite pastime is telling jokes. He claims the Navy will be blessed with his presence next year. MARIAN BERRY Always ready for fun and parties is Marian, who was co-manager of the lounge, a GAC repre- sentative and contestant in speech meets. After graduation Marian will attend college. 9

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appear mature and grown-up DENNIS CONNORS Athletics is the business of Mickey, who made all-con- ference football team. Future plans are not certain, but most likely Navy or college will be in them. JOANN CORCORAN Full of fun and jokes, JoAnn was active in GAC and chorus. Her list of favorites include speech class. Decisions about the future are not yet made. PATRICK DOMITROVICH Quiet, but cheerful describes our sportsman, Pat. He gave school time to stage crews and Student Council, but favored the great outdoors. The Navy lies in the future for Pat. ROSE MARIE CREANY Small but dynamic, Rosie worked in the lounge and was a GAC member four years. Her fondest memories include basketball tourna- ments. The teaching field may be in the future. WILLIAM CONVERSE Bill was active in football, bas- ketball, track, and wrestling during his four years. He claims hunting and mechanics are his favorite pastimes. The Navy is included in his future plans. HARRY DZIAK Harry has a flair for making guitar music and a knack for making friends. He was a C Club member and a two year Student Council representative. He is hoping for a musical future. 11