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

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believe experience counts MARY HAMRY Nonchalant and sweet, Mary en- joyed her four years at Central. The chorus and operettas were her special interests. Although un- decided about her future plans she hopes for further education. MICHELE JOY Here's a senior who's easy to excite and who loves life. Shell thinks chemistry is a ball and is the Saints most enthusiastic fan. A nursing career is in her future. THOMAS HAFFEY An avid photography fan, Tom co- editored the Rockalite, lettered in track, and was a two year member of Skylarks. September will find him at Carroll College. ALICE KELLY Well-liked and active, Connie was a class officer, student council secretary, Rockalite co-editor, and participant in science fairs. She plans to study bacteriology or bio- chemistry in college. MARILYN HUESTIS Marilyn was active in the science club, Coquettes, and Rockalite. Senior year found her vice-presi- dent of the G.A.C. She plans to become a pharmacist. ELLEN KANTHACK Studious, quiet, and full of fun, Ellen participated in the G.A.C., Coquettes, operettas, and the Rockalite. Ellen hopes someday to be a medical technologist; so her plans for the future include studying. 13

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enjoy parties and nonsense CARLA EARHART Our operettas, GAC, and chorus found Carla an active participant. Efficient and friendly, this student ranks English and history as her subject favorites. MARY KAY FABICH Fun-loving Mary Kay has been active in the GAC, Lounge Crew, and chorus. Senior religion and tournaments top her list of favorites. Western College is included in her future plans. JUDITH FROEHLICH Always on the go, Judi was a member of GAC, chorus, and manager of the lounge. She lent her speaking talents to the play cast and SC AC panel. Her goal is to attend business college. CAROLYN GORSHE A cheerful outlook on life and a friendly smile befittingly describe Carolyn, who was a member of the lounge crew, Saint Peter's choir, and GAC. Her main dream con- sists of a nursing career. PATRICIA GARDNER A budding psychologist, Patty will always lend a sympathetic ear to any problems of the classmates. She applied her talents to speech meets and was a member of the SCAC panel. MICHAEL GUIBERSON This likable senior rated on the football championship team. Class parties, tournaments, and driving around town hold Mickey's interest. His future is uncertain . . . perhaps the Navy. 12

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yet . . . feel no wiser than freshmen KARL KONRAD Central's shy guy, Karl, was a Boys' Stater his junior year. Trigonometry and hot-rods are favorite works of Karl. Mechanics are in the limelight for future. ROSE MARIE LACEY Rosie, an active member of the G.A.C. was elected representative as a senior. She attended the Music Festival as a Coquette in her sophomore year. She hopes to attend college. LEO KELLY Skipper is one of the party-loving members of the class. He lent his talents to the operetta, HIT THE DECK. Steak and spaghetti are favorites. Future plans include either trade school or college. DENNIS LARSON Dennis, during his sophomore year, was on the stage crew and the foot- ball team. He lists football and cars as his favorite pastimes. His plans for the future include: a good paying job. MARY ANN KOVICICH Mary Ann was president of St. Peter's choir and was active in the science club and GAC. Her favorite pastime is music. After graduation she plans to continue working. MARUEEN LAKEL Peppy Maureen led Central as a cheerleader for two years and was active in many other school functions. For a certain reason she attended all Deer Lodge games. Her next step is undecided. 14