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

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have the world by the tail PAUL PETELIN This active Centralite was class officer for two years, Student Council President, and one of Central's basketball and football stars. An outstanding student, Paul's next venture will be further study—perhaps in the field of medicine. NORMA PALM Friendly and cheerful toward all, Norma helped on all class projects. She has artistic talents, and her favorite classes were sewing and art. Although future plans are un- certain, she is sure to succeed. JOHN PODOBNIK Freshman class secretary, three year football letterman, senior student council representative, and A squad manager are the highlights of John's high school days. He plans to become a dentist. CHRISTINE POLI Always to have a kind word about everyone is Christine's motto. GAC and St. Peter's choir took up some of her spare time. She plans a business edu- cation at Butte Business College. HELEN PETERSON Quiet and amiable, Helen was a three year band member and a GAC member. Biology, spaghetti, and oil painting are on her list of favorites. Helen wants to study medical technology at Gonzaga. 18

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try to be good students JOSEPH MORRIS Joe, a lanky senior who's short on words but long on personality, was prominent in football and track and was sophomore class treasurer. Joe plans to attend college. BONNIE METCALFE An ardent worker for all school functions, Bonnie was a member of GAC and vice-president of the Student Council. Although Bonnie's plans are not settled, college is her goal. ANN GRAYCE O'DEA Found always where there's fun and music, Graycen sang in our operettas and in St. Peter's Choir. She was a senior repre- sentative for the GAC. A ca- reer in business is her hope. RAYMOND OTTO Amiable Ray is always ready for fun. He came to Central as a Junior and has made life merry with his crazy antics. A math enthusiast, Ray plans a teaching career. BRUCE MUNSON Bruce, a football letterman with plans for a future in the Navy, has spent four carefree years at Central, where he claims his greatest thrill was going to deten- tion hall. 17

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stick together when in need DOROTHY QUANE A diminutive senior with a studious air accompanied by lady-like grace is Dottie. Chorus and GAC occupied a great deal of her time. A college education is definitely in her future. JOANNE PUCCINELLI Joanne was freshman treasurer, SCAC Panel member, Girls State delegate, and Student Council treasurer. As one of the top stu- dents in her class, Joanne plans on a teaching career. EVE ANN RASOR The secretary of the GAC, Eve Ann, devoted many hours to Sky- larks and operettas. Our clever minded and energetic Home- maker of Tomorrow plans to ma jor in elementary education. JOHN RYAN Jack, keeping everyone happy with his sense of humor, lent his talents to stage crews and class projects. His interests lie in hunting, math, and fun. Jack plans a teaching career. PATRICK SCALISE Congenial and fun loving is Pat. He was chosen a delegate to Boys' State his junior year. His main interest is art, which he hopes to study some day at Chicago's school of art. 19