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

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are distinct personalities THOMAS LAYTON Tommy, well-known for his sense of humor and crazy antics, was interested in sports, especially basketball, and took part in the school operettas. He would like to become a construction drafter. JOHANNA MARTENS Cheerleading, GAC, and the Rockalite helped to keep Jo on the go during high-school. Being a capable artist she served as co-art director of the yearbook and operettas. Her plans after graduation include college. WILLIAM MALONE Bill, an enthusiastic Naval reservest, managed the basketball and football teams during his high school days. He likes to keep things lively. Bill's future is un- decided. MICHAEL MARTIN Likable, but shy, Mike has taken an active part in football, boxing, and track, but claims hunting and fishing are his favorite sports. The halls of higher learning will hold Mike next year. carol McCarthy Friendly to all, Carol was an active member of the Rockalite staff, choir, and chorus, and was treasurer of the GAC. In days to come we may see her as a teacher. NEIL McCARVEL Neil, always cheerful and friendly, was a member of chorus, GAC, Skylarks, and the operettas. She lists speech as her favorite subject and plans to continue in this field as a speech therapist. 15

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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

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respect opinions of others NANCY McCOLLOM A petite red head with a sweet disposition is Nancy. Skylarks, cho- rus, and operettas benefited by her musical talents. Nancy is planning on college. mary sue McDonald An avid backer of Central's team, Sue was also a willing worker in the lounge. GAC, chorus, and the operettas were on the list of Sue's activities. After graduation, she plans to attend business school. Patricia McDonald This spirited senior possesses a crazy sense of humor and vitality which sparked her cheerleading as a junior and made her many activities so enjoyable. Patsy has made no definite future plans. ETHEL McMONIGLE Ethel, better known to her friends as Buttons, was a member of the GAC and chorus. Writing letters takes up much of her spare time. Future plans include beauty school. JUDITH McMAHON An active member of the chorus, Judy was in both operettas and the Coquettes. She belonged to GAC for four years and the lounge crew one year. Her future plans include college. ROBERT McVICARS Bob, Junior class president and Student Council representative, was an active member of band and the yearbook staff. The operettas and plays especially interested him. His future plans include col- lege. 16