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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1964 volume:

ANACONCA CENTRA SCWOOL a O u J) In memory of our pastor and our President, two dedicated leaders, who devoted their lives to today’s youth, the generation to whom the torch has been passed. Our spiritual leader, His Holiness Pope Paul VI and His Excellency Bishop Hunthausen, guide us along the path to eternal salvation. THE MOST REVEREND RAYMOND G. HUNTHAUSEN, BISHOP OF HELENA 3 FATHER McCOY Director FATHER STANAWAY Assistant Director SISTER JANET Principal FATHER FLEMING-Religion DEDICATION To the hands and hearts that guide us- we dedicate the ROCK ALITE of 1964. FATHER TALLMAN-Religion FATHER STANAWAY-Religion [[mu • FATHER GILMORE-Religion SISTER BATTISTA - Mathematics MR. WALSH-History MR. CRNICH-English SISTER MARIE CARME- Business Education SISTER THOM A-Chorus SISTER ADONA-English MR. OBERWEISER- Mathematics SISTER MONETA-French, History SISTER AUDREY-Biology MR. 0 NEILL- Mathematics MR. MANSON-History FATHER BAUER-Religion SISTER GEORGETTA-Art SISTER MICHAELITA- Home Economics FREOW W OFFICERS Chris Caldwell--Vice-President Mike Gransbery--President John Ohman--Treasurer Cathy Driscoll--Secretary Sure glad school's out for today. Joanne Derzay, Mary Ellen Hagan, Susan Capps, Frank Dudas, Kerry Petronek, and Henry Fabich Shall we go in? Maureen McNeilis, Marianne Turtle, Loretta Savage, Mike Sweeny, Terry Galle, and Mike Blaskovich BEN FRANKLIN FRESHMEN CLASS MONAHAN'S STAR CLEANERS PHILLIP'S SHEET METAL WORKS PETERSON'S PAINT ORVILLE'S But-honest, I was sick! Sheila McNeilis, Connie Haffey, Pat Tracy, Mike Reardon, Patsy Tracy, and Patsy Mulvey Did you win it? Frances Driver, Bob Baker, Mike Cadwell, CarynWay- mire, Kathy Verlanic, Mike Gransbery Do you think the play will be an all freshman cast? Eileen Shea, Frannie Dolan, Gordon Odermann, Frank Callan, Jim Meredith, and Ann Marie Guiberson McLEAN MOTOR SUPPLY BILL'S NEWSSTAND GAMBLES ANACONDA FLORIST WOOLWORTH'S MARIE'S DRESS SHOP The eyes have it! Eddy Perro, Cookie Skakles, Jim Connor, Marie Sullivan, Joe Bellandi, Jack Oberweiser Do you think we should? Janet Fisher, Kathy McGuire, Joe Pipinich, Mike McCarthy, and Ben Lovell ANACONDA DOCTORS VAGABOND LODGE C. L. SMET PEOPLE'S FINANCE SCHMIDT PLUMBING COMMUNITY CREAMERY Don't you wish we could stay out here all day? Bob Hogan, JackLowney, Bill Elliot, Mike Haldane, Rita Lalonde, and Rita Hannon I'd buy all of you a coke, but. .. Don Finnegan, Linda Miller, Ellen Fabich, Charlene Keenan, and Sheila Mahon We're not on the wrong side! We're walk- ing backwards. Jim Herbolich, Teresa Smith, Teresa Stokan, Dodge Leary, Joe Ferguson, and Ruth Kriskovich ANACONDA DRUG STORE BROWN'S AUTO PARTS BERRY INSURANCE J. C. PENNEY'S DAVIS JEWELRY CREDIT BUREAU Shoes off Please! Agnes Thompson, Peggy Bilodeau, Kathy Blodnick, Micky Ohman, Virgil Sturm, and Dan Murphy i | g We have spiritual benefits too. Christine Meehan, Willa Smith, Ray Beausoleil, Tom Mclsaac, and Jim Gardner Our forefathers landed here. Mary Kay Micheletti, Mary Helen Drescher, Walt Dewing, James Schimming, and Bob Rowe Don't forget the sugar! Susan Capps, Fran Driver, Linda Schimming, Rita Hammond, Mary Jane Martin, and Patsy Mulvey We respond quickly to a fire alarm. Robbie Peterson, John Molendyke, Ginny Duff, Kathy Driscoll, and Joe Edwards All right, who stacked my locker? Nancy Pema, Marsha Stepan, Dave Beatty, and Tom Pozega BUTTREY'S All in favor, say 'aye'. Pat Monahan, Eileen Mahoney, Lonie Duff, Pat Meehan, and Pat Connors 12 Wonder what they do at G. A. C. meetings? Marilyn Verlanic, Diane Darcy, Mary Bridget Baumgardner, Betty Carol King, Karen McKay, and Johedda Sovereign Did anybody see my English book? Susan Shafford, Jim McDonald, John Minnehan, Maureen May, Paul Harper, and Jo Staudohar 13 Do you think they're really that studious? Diane Blotkamp, Ed Quane, Carol Lester, Brenda Link, and Agnes Thompson BEALL BUILDING SULLIVAN AND FRANK MATT'S UNION SERVICE BIRCH STREET GROCERY OHMAN’S DISPOSAL COPPER CLUB SOPWOMORE OFHCER£ Teresa Dolan--Treasurer Tom Jovick--Secretary Kathy Callan--Vice-President Paul Davis--President While strolling through the park one day... Kathy Callan, Tim Jovick, Fred Boyer, Laszlo Dudas, Jack Pipinich That was my last dime. Sylvia Shaffer, John Martin, and Jo Ellen Conwell ACME SANITARY SUPPLY That was our good deed for today. Linda Dunne, PatDowdall, Bartley McGreevey 15 That must have been a big letter. Ed Palakovich, Pat O'Donnell, Betty Minnehan, and Judy Odermann ANACONDA COMPANY Wouldn't it be nice to have all these records? Linda Blotkamp, Chris McCormick, Nancy Ferguson, Ed Boucher, Jim Adams Hurry, everybody's gone in! Susan Kalcso, Nancy Smith, Judy Pinkham, Butch Swanson, and Judy Thormahlen Make that spare, Linda and Lare! Linda Razor, Janet Reeves, Eileen McKitt- rick, Peggy Mehrens, and Larry Puccinelli Nobody's home, I guess. Raleigh Johnson, Mike Ricci, Ed Proxell, Tim Reardon, and Rick McCarvel CENTRAL MEAT MARKET SOFTY'S MARKET SAINT PAUL'S LADIES AID Wish we had brought our fishing poles. Jim Ficklin, Patti Ryan, Kathy Keenan, Lani Kohler, and Mary Frances Hedge — 17 Wonder who's over there! Jolene McLean, John Aspholm, Maureen Murphy, Dale Eccelston, Joanne Dziak Don't tell anyone our bowling scores. Peggy McCarthy, Bobbie McNellis, Bill Matosich, Bill Marthaller, Jerry Thomas Reading can be fun. George Martin, Tom Lovell, John Krizan, Patsy Beausoleil, Eileen Dorsey MURPHY PAINT ANACONDA OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATION MacIntyres WASHOE MARKET 18 Get in step,fellas. Marilyn Shagina, Diane Barclay, Bernadette Vanisko, John Smith, Jim Vaughn Back to the afternoon grind. Peggy Verlanic, Cindra Drescher, Fred Dayton, Teresa Dolan The shortest distance between two points is a straight line. Marilyn Stupca, Margie Calnan, Larry Sturm, Paul Davis, and Leo Berry MONTANA POWER COMPANY 19 It was a long way to the top. Lanor Eccleston, Susan Munson, Paul O'Leary, Larry Jacobson, and Tom Hedge ANACONDA OFFICE SUPPLY NEW CHINA CAFE CLINIC DOCTORS KANA CHRISTIE’S FLOWER SHOP Remember when we went to grade school? Joan Brannon, Karen Stinger, M ary P at D aly, and John C apps Let's go here; they don't give as much homework. Donna Clark, Marianne Schofield, Bill Shafford, Paul Schulte, and Mike Ryan Aren't boys' SHOES NEAT? Rosemary Garvey, Mary Conrad, Marita Laughlin, Coleen Larson, Linda Juring ANCILLA CLUB We're not cold; we're just afraid to take our driver's test. Tim Gallagher, RonHaffey, Toni Francisco, Mary Alger, Don Guiberson 21 We made our daily visit. Tom Lee, Joe Kovacich, Tom Kosena, Linda Michels, Kathy Strizich KERN'S GROCERY HUNTHAUSEN FOOD SOPHOMORE CLASS Don't you love our city! Dunie Joy, Carol Pahut, Tom Flynn, Joe Meniccucci MARION'S TEXICO SERVICE SALTENBERGER PLUMBING TRADE WINDS MOTEL THOMPSON'S 22 JUNIOR OFFICERS Mary Claire Haffey--V ice-President Tim Casey--Treasurer Don Phillip--President Eileen Storey--Secretary Jaywalk? By the City Hall? Maureen Hogan, Peggy Huestis, Sheila Cadwell, Ben Corrigan, and Harold Verlanic BRINTON'S SHOP QUICK ENCO ROACH AND SMITH JIM AUTOMOTIVE ANACONDA INSURANCE COLDWATER'S Happiness is autumn at Washoe Park. Jack Connor, Bob Astle, Mary Claire Haffey, Ruthie Stergar, and Ellen McCarthy We need a push! Bobbie Tracy, Kitty Young, Gayle Keenan, Bill Kloker, and Bob Matosich Smile; you're on Candid Camera. Rick Valentini, Mike Munson, Kathy Meehan, and Kathy Kriskovich TOWN PUMP NORGE VILLAGE FULLER PAINT AND GLASS HERBOLICH GROCERY LARSON’S MARKET PATSY'S BEAUTY SHOP We couldn't find another girl so we brought Pat along. Pat Kenny, Ellen Tracy, Maureen Johnson, Joe Softich, Loren Verlanic, and Bill McAndrews Hurry! They're singing the school song. Barbara Scalise, Cecilia Farnsworth, Ed Barich, Terry Ricci, and Ed Ryan Hey, who's that--a freshman? Michele McKeon, Marianne Blodnick, Nancy Davis, Bill Podobnik, and Bill Finnegan FISCHER FUNERAL HOME OSSELLO'S ED'S RADIO H AND O PARTS EARL'S CLEANERS MARCHION HARDWARE Mr. Oberweiser wasn't kidding when he said White- fish was big. There bus broke down. Terry Trobough, Larry Lussy, Phyllis Daly, Mickey Munson, and Mike Vollmer Wait for us; we can't walk that fast. Bob Beatty, Paul Beausoleil, Mary Agnes Carraher, Sherry Pipinich, and Ed Darcy Those '64 cars are sure neat. Marilee Moe, Marianne Dewing, Mary Jo Sturm, Eileen Storey, and Judy Spanbauer KEIG'S HOYAL'S JEWELRY DR FRED COMSTOCK CITY DRUG STORE BEN GOODMAN INSURANCE ROSENBERG'S FURNITURE 27 Wish we had a ride; it's cold out here. Kevin Sullivan, Bob Sullivan, Tim Quane, and Greg Skakeles Tim Casey, We always look this way, out of school. Joe Beausoliel, Charlie Drescher, Jim Scalise, Bobbie Rivers and Jackie McGuire HOTEL MARCUS DALY THRIFTY DRUG STORE MARION'S SCHOOL OF DANCE JUNIOR CLASS WEISS CASH GROCERY 28 Look at the cute little puppy. Mary Pat Lakel, Jack Eklund, Dorothy Buethner, Jack Corrigan, and Diana Fleming CENTRAL MOTOR SYLVIA S BEAUTY SHOP REX'S CAFE CITY EMPLOYEE'S BLATTNER PLUMBING GOLDEN WEST DAIRY 29 Make a wish everybody. Tom Puccinelli, Larry Dillon, Rosie Cotone, Lynn Browning, and Barbara Lester SENIOR OFFICERS Margie Fransisco--Secretary Bob Earhart--Vice-President Mary Pat Converse--Treasurer Larry Jensen--President MARY RUTH SMITH In her sweet, quiet way, Mary impresses all who come in contact with her. . . a member of the GAC and the girls' basketball team. . . claims math is her favorite subject.. . reading and baseball can't be topped. . . appreciates outdoor life--especially camping. . . her dedi- cated work as a Candy Striper predicts success for Mary in die field of nursing. We are sure that her quiet charm will affect others as it has us and assure her of success. SANDRA PINKHAM Smiling and ever-friendly is Sandy. . . a member of the GAC. . . the silhouette of Mary in The Christmas Story. . . rates There, I've said it Again at the top of the hit parade. . . finds clothing, mint green and swimming pleasing. . . favors spaghetti over all other delicacies . . . her biggest thrill, her sophomore year in North Dakota. The future sees Sandy a nurse. ROBERT HOLM Quiet and reserved is Bob until he is with his friends. He gives the appearance of being all fun, but his favorite subject, physics, proves that he has some serious moments. Surf City, steak, and cars thrill him. .. girls have him completely baffled. He was a two-year letter- man in basketball. .. enjoyed serving as an altar boy. We are sure that Bob will do great things in the future. JAMES GRANSBERY Well-liked and responsible, Jim led his class as president his fresh- man and junior years. . . attended Boys' State. . . was an S. C. A. C. panelist. . . an altar boy. . . worked on stage crews. . . was in The Christmas Crib. . . participated in speech meets. . . lettered in basket- ball and was captain his senior year. Tops on his list are steak, and bio-chemistry. . .biggest thrill--going to the basketball tournament . . . favorite pastime--playing his guitar. Jim's future is still unde- cided, but he is sure to succeed at almost anything. MARY JO RUANE Keeping the school spirit at its peak was the job of this elfin miss. Mary Jo was Freshman Class treasurer, GAC representative, and a Candy Striper. A. C. fans found the enthusiasm of this peppy cheerleader contageous. She charmed the audiences of Meet Me in St. Louis, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, and 1 Remember Mama. Among Doe's favorites are Surfer Girl, bookkeeping, and attend- ing wrestling matches. Next year Mary Jo will be at St. Mary's College. JOAN MARTIN Joanie, who likes to keep birds in her locker, was an active member of the GAC and a loyal supporter of our team. She clains that riding around with her friends is her favorite pastime. .. swimming, Sugar Shack, and chicken rate high on her list. . . ratted hair is out. Her biggest thrill is going to city championships. Whether she decided to be a beautician or a secretary, she'll add zest to it. NANCY DEE This cheerful, diminutive redhead was a member of the ROCKALITE staff, the juvenile panel, and the Candy Stripers. .. played Dagmar in I Remember Mama. .. capably managed the lounge. . . was a Grid- iron princess and a GAC representative. . . Frankie and Johnny, pizza, water skiing and Murph are favorites. Her biggest thrill--the tournament at Cut Bank. She doesn't care for sarcastic people. A nursing career is ahead. ROBERT ODERMANN Bob is always on the go and ready to help. He was a Student Council representative, a Boys' Stater, an altar boy. . . was casted in Boy With Cart, and developed an effective Norwegian accent for I Remember Mama. .. enjoyed basketball and track and speech meets. . . warns-- Don't think twice. Odey sings and plays the guitar Hootenanny- style, just for enjoyment. Next fall St. John's will see him. TRACY SHAFFER Central's shy guy, Ace, played football... escorted a Gridiron Prin- cess. .. Let's Go Tippin, turkey, and candy apple red bring a smile ... was challenged by physics and biology. People who lack tact and kindness head his black list. Surf-music eases the hours away.. . his biggest thrill--thrilling Ho-Dad fans. Tracy's desire is work in psychiatry or psychology. SUZANNE SHEA Able to carry on a sparkling conversation with almost anyone, Suz brings happiness wherever she goes.. . being representative of the G. A. C. and its secretary, the lounge crew, Candy Striping, and lending her art talent to the ROCKAUTE kept her busy... says blue, pepsi and tournaments are great with her... tells us her pet peeve is people who get something and then don't want it ... school bells will ring for her again in September. LAWRENCE JENSEN Mannerly, energetic, and capable--that's Larry, commander-in- chief of the Senior Class... appeared in Boy With a Cart, The Christ- mas Story, and I Remember Mama.. . attended the speech meet in '63... represented A. C. H. S. at Boys' State... was chairman of the S. C. A. C. panel and moderator of the juvenile panel. . . rates hunting and steak as great. After cap and gown day, he will enter pre-med at Carroll. 35 NANCY BARTHOLOMEW Cute, carefree, and full of zest is Twinkles ... an active member of the GAC, and an ardent Central fan... is perfectly content when eating or listening to Summer Place ... homework heads her list of pet peeves... her biggest thrill is yet to come.. .Nancy can usually be found in the company of Teresa or Mariann. Her future plans def- initely include college. MARY MARGARET FRANCISCO This amiable miss with her winning ways and infectious smile easily captivates others... Margie was representative of the G. A. C. , Senior Class secretary, a Girls' Stater, a Candy Striper, and ROCKA- LITE staff member. Her biggest thrills were being crowned Gridiron and Mardi Gras Queen. She rates Moon River high. .. likes to read ... acting before thinking, her big fault. . . her big dream is to be a medical technologist. ROBERT McLAEN Jumbo, and active Centralite... a favorite as Student Council president. . . Boys' Stater.. . member of stage crew for Central's plays ... altar boy for 7 years.. . enjoys football.. . spends leisure time with Otto, Gene, and Tim... Next September higher things are in store for Bob. JOHN DOMITROVICH This popular guy rated high with all who knew him... led our school as vice-president of the Student Council and Sophomore Class treas- urer. .. took part in The Christmas Story. . . was Mardi Gras King. . . is most satisfied when drumming. .. can always be seen with Ace, Sam, and Sull. . . says going to Albuquerque with his science project was great.. . the road from Anaconda to Butte was well worn by John... Next year will find John at Pomona College. ELIZABETH ANN HERBOUCH Sweet and easy to get along with best describes Bets . . . an active member of G. A. C. ... will be remembered as Jessie in I Remember Mama... tops on her list of favorites is Twilight Time .. . conceited people rub her the wrong way. .. is happy when playing the piano. .. future plans include business college. 36 JAMES BENNETT Known to all as Buck, this well-liked senior had four fun-loving years at Central... a three year football letterman... a basketball player... a Student Council representative.. . can always be heard saying Take five ... rating high with Buck are hamburgers, football, typing, and having a good time... says his 1940 Chevy was a big mis- take. .. the future--maybe the Air Force. PATRICIA NUGENT Kindness and sincerity are second nature to this sunny Centralite... Patsy, always ready with an idea, served our class as vice-president ... Student Council representative... ROCKALITE editor and assistant editor... Girls' Stater... Valentine princess... went to the speech meet... was a Candy Striper... Nugie rates blue, peanut butter, the Dillon tourney, and Wine and Roses tops... says trying to be Miss Clairol was her big mistake. . . college will be the next step for Patsy. JANICE PETRUSKA Talkative, daring, Jan was a four year member of the G. A. C. and a Candy Striper. Summer Place holds her top spot of favorites ... two-faced people rub her the wrong way... is completely content when eating spaghetti. Jan claims her favorite color is yellow. .. can usually be found with Sandy, Sylv, Pattiann, and Tilly. Jan loves to sew and type.. . Her biggest day--the tourney in Dillon. She plans to attend Butte Business College. 37 JAMES SMITH Cheerful, witty and liked by all is Pete ... an ardent fan of the Ho-Dads and their O. P. Rock ... played and lettered in football . .. enjoys water-skiing and hunting... is usually seen with John, Ace, or Mickey... rates typing, chicken, and football as his favorites... Carroll awaits him in the fall. JOHN MURPHY Witty, well-liked, and winsome is Jack, among whose favorites are bio-chem, stuffed pork chops, and hubcap collecting.. .Jack's class- mates claim him to be out of it, and he can be entranced when lis- tening to Frankie and Johnny or when with Red .. .he says he will always remember participating in the Christmas plays, being vice- president of the Frosh Class, president of the Sophomore Class, rep- resentative of Student Council, and captain of the basketball team. He participated in football and basketball two years, and was a mem- ber of the track team. Future plans include studying physical therapy at Mont. U. ANNE JEAN TRACY With a shy smile and wide, innocent eyes this well-liked miss charms all who know her.. . being vice-president of the G. A. C. , writing for the ROCKALITE, and working for the lounge crew consumed most of her time. .. she attended the speech meet.. . was a candy striper. . . can usually be seen with Marge and Patsy.. . loves turquoise, A1 Di La, ' licorice, and history... biggest thrill--meeting a certain some- one from Annapolis... pet peeve—boys who are smart alecks.. . college is a definite part of her future. KATHLEEN McMAHON Pretty, talented, and willing to try anything once.. . Kay was a mem- ber of G. A. C. and senior representative. .. she claims Summer Place is the most... is perfectly content eating fried chicken... marks typing, red and softball as great ... says her biggest thrill was the ACHS-AHS game... biggest mistake was taking advanced algebra... her pet peeve--two faced people.. . Kay can often be found sewing or in the company of a certain Copperhead... college is in the future. OTTO DILL Thoughtful, good-natured Otto usually is seen in the company of Gene Morris and Bob McLaen, thinks baseball's the greatest... spends leisure time fishing, hunting or making model cars. . .he brought honor to the school by meriting an honorable mention in the Fisher Body Company's nationwide model car competition. .. was an altar boy and belongs to the Gun Club... was on the stage crew for I Remember Mama and in the Christmas play... college next year. 38 i CAROLE COURSEY Always on the go and smiling. . . Carole was a member of the G. A. C. , on the ROCK ALITE staff... worked as a candy striper. Her motto, Que Sera, Sera ... rates Exodus as tops... enjoys English ... can't tolerate people who lie and cheat, lists bookkeeping as a big mistake. .. Carole spends her leisure time horseback riding and writing. . . her biggest thrill--passing a world history test. This fall will see her either in the Navy or at college. CAROLYN GAZDA Sweet and amiable best describes Carol... G. A. C. member, Candy Striper... lists Blue Danube, turkey dinner with all the trimmings and chartreuse at the head of her favorites, reading and walking bring happiness... loathes people who borrow and don't return. Says her biggest mistake was being a twin. A nursing career will further Carol's education. LAWRENCE JURCICH Jerk , as generous as he is talkative, joined the Science Club, sold ads for the ROCKALITE, worked on stage crews, played in I Remem ber Mama, and managed the basketball team for two years.. . favors Blue Velvet, spaghetti, football, and swimming. He dislikes girls that smoke... biggest mistake--owning a car... plans on majoring in business administration at Portland U. PATRICIA Me ANDREWS Pat, a redhead with quiet charm, enjoys mostly anything. .. dotes on the color green.. could eat steak for breakfast, lunch, and dinner... is fascinated by bio-chemistry... prides herself on leaving school by 3:15 except on G. A. C. or Sodality nights. . . organized study habits leave spare time for her friends, Mary Ruth, Geri, and Carole. College will be the next step. DIANE FINNEGAN Always laughing and full of fun, that's Finnybee . .. Being an active member of the GAC, a participant in I Remember Mama, and Candy Striping kept her busy. . . can usually be found riding around with Suz, Mary Jo, or Stetz.. . claims the Senior Prom was her biggest thrill. . . her biggest mistake--Mary Jo's birthday! On her list of specials are blue, steak, bookkeeping, and Moon River. Diane will enter college next year. JUDITH MORLEY Attractive, vivacious, and good humored, this black-haired, blue- eyed miss was GAC and Student Council representative, treasurer of the GAC, ROCKAUTE artist, and Candy Striper. She was selected as an alternate for Girls' State... swoons to Danny Boy ... French, chicken, purple and water skiing found their way into her life. . . her philosophy, Smile, tilings could get worse. The future--maybe beauty school. 40 THOMAS MONACO Tom's brown eyes, which can change moods in a flash, reveal a fun- loving personality.. . rates Sugar Shack high. . . encourages others by Don't give up the ship. He thinks basketball, mechanical drawing and hamburgers are great... his first time on snow skiis was a big thrill. In spare minutes he can be seen with Art or Don or listening to records. Next year Tom will be taking a course in electronics. ROBERT STURM The Cassanova of the Senior Class is handsome Bob, who acted in I Remember Mama and was an ad salesman for the ROCKAUTE. .. dislikes smart people.. . claims his biggest mistake was going to high school. . . better known to his friends as Goob .. . likes steak, cars, football, and Portrait of my Love .. . favorite pastime-- goofing around with the boys. The Navy will welcome him in the future. THEODORE SISICH Hard-working, fun-loving Ted, who loves people and is loved by them, was treasurer of the Student Council, secretary of his Sopho- more Class, Student Council representative, a member of the Sci- ence Club, and an escort at the Gridiron Dance. Hoot ranks bas- ketball and Moon River as favorites.. . his biggest thrill--LIFE! When not acting as head janitor, he was with the gang or hunting. His determination will take him places. Ted says he plans to attend any college that will take him. LAWRENCE NELSON Larry, a quiet and gentlemanly senior, can usually be found with Bob and Tony... claims fishing and working on cars are his favorite pastimes. . . steak, mashed potatoes, music, especially, And There Were Drums are tops... people who nag aggravate him... meeting the Blue Angels was his biggest thrill. A future in business is in store for him. MARY SALOMONSON A glowing smile is the trademark of Ray Ray, who enjoyed her four years in the GAC... played softball... backed out-team. .. studied. . . drove her Buick with her friends, Fozzie, Kay, and Judy ... Summer Place, history, and steak and mushrooms delight her ... conceited people are out. This cheerful brunette plans to be a secretary. SYLVIA PETERSON Sylvia has a smile sweet enough to match her personality. .. an ar- dent GACer and ACHS supporter... a faithful Candy Striper... thinks blue, steak, bookkeeping and Summer Place are tops. .. is always goofing around with Tilly, Jan, and Sandy.. . spends most of her spare time hitting piano keys... conceited people annoy her... biggest thrill were the tournaments. Butte Business College will be a part of Sylvia's future. 41 GIL LEMUN Central's epitome of nonchalance, Gil.. . enjoys Torture ... Gil's biggest mistake was listening to Melodies, now he listens to records ... steak puts on those extra pounds.. . English and blue are favorites ... proms brought enjoyment... Gil's sure to be there if John, Tom, and Bob are. .. this fall, maybe college. GERALDINE DON EGAN Quiet and sweet, that's Jerrie... a member of G. A. C... . favorites include Blue Velvet , spaghetti, and blue. . .you can hear Oh rats and mice when she's annoyed. .. her biggest mistake was trying to type her term paper... sewing and painting bring enjoyment... the sight of Tallahassee University thrills her.. . her dream-to be an interior decorator. JUDITH KELLY Cute, peppy, and full of fun, Kel was a member of the G. A. C. and a representative... spends extra time Candy-Striping. . . swoons to Summer Place .. . tops on her list are typing, steak, spaghetti, and pink... says her pet peeve is apple polishers . .. can usually be seen cruisin' the drag with Kay, Mary, and Mary Bea in Mary's pink Buick . .. the future will find her in business administration. ROBERT EARHART This lanky, good looking senior takes things in his long strides... was vice-president of the Senior Class... was an altar boy.. . had roles in The Boy with a Cart and The Christmas Story. . . played football. . . went to the speech meet as a crew member. . . believes you should live each day as it comes .. . likes to type... working on cars fills his time.. . Ear plans to become a college Joe. 42 EUGENE MORRIS Considerate and good-natured is Gene.. . an altar boy for seven years ... played football. . . rates Rpwhide as tops. . . found chemistry in- teresting. . . likes hamburgers. .. favors green. .. enjoys aggravating his teachers--just a little. .. fills his spare time with hunting... likes to fool around with Bob and Otto. This fall Gene will be at M. S. U. . .. the future--a teaching career. MARY SARA STETZNER Talkative Stetz is an asset to any group with her ready wit. .. was GAC representative, treasurer of her Junior Class, and secretary of the Student Council... was cast in four plays... had a leading role in I Remember Mama... was a Gridiron princess. .. entered speech meets. Her beautiful voice has immortalized Summer Place at ACHS. . .biggest thrill--meeting a handsome Helena Greenie. Her next stop will be college and medical technology. JOHN PAHUT A living proof that size is no handicap--that's Putt... carefree and always ready for a laugh. . . rates East-West Shrine game as the thrill that will be hard to forget... can be seen with Gil, Tom, and Bob ... was an altar boy and a two year letterman in football.. . was prince of the Valentine Dance.. . typing, steak, black and sleeping are IT... next stop. .. college. CHERYL BOEHLER This likable miss loves to have a good time. Quiet, but fun to be with... Cherie was a member of the GAC and the Science Club... starred in I Remember Mama and the speech meet... was the recip- ient of the Betty Crocker Award... favors math... believes you can do anything you put your mind to... loves cheeseburgers, cokes, and chocolate brown... T. V. and movies fill her spare hours. Cherie's future includes college, a stepping stone to teaching. 43 thomas McCarthy Easy-going and always ready for a good time, Mac is a favorite of his classmates.. . a soph Student Council alternate.. . on the basket- ball and football squads.. . attended the speech meet as a crew mem- ber. .. little Deuce Coupe, hamburgers, and metallic blue rate high... girls who swear are out. .. the Shrine game was his biggest thrill. . . can usually be seen with the gang engaged in their favorite pastime, just foolin’ around. PATRICIA BAKER Sparkling and gay - that's Patti... four years of study didn't dim her enthusiasm. . . she claims her biggest thrill was watching a certain junior make his first touchdown.. . bowling, football, and pork chop sans are her favorites, while smart-alecky frosh get on her nerves . .. business administration at Carroll is the next step. CARY KELLY Red known to all for his ability to have a good time and to make friends... a three year man in football and track... believes that where there's a will there's a way ... football is tops. . . so are bookkeeping, cars and girls. . . making the A squad as a frosh was a big thrill. . . after the Army, Gary would like to take up accounting in college. ELIZABETH STEPAN Betty, soft-spoken and generous with brown eyes that sparkle, showed her leadership as president of the Science Club; she was a Candy Striper and aG. A. C. er. .. oranges, Over the Rainbow, and green arc tops. . . visiting people, swimming, and piano are favorite pas- times. . . not learning how to spell was her big blunder.. . her future is a bright one-she plans to be a social worker. 44 MARY BEA FOZZARD This dynamic personality brings life to every gathering. Fozzie has been an active member of the GAC. . . swoons to the tune of Leaving It Up To You ... claims she just couldn't make it with- out breaded veal and frozen peas. .. thinks history, lavender and swimming are IT! People who put-on bother her... no dance can baffle her for long. .. can often be found with the gang. . . plans to attend a mortician's college. JOHN KELLY Kel, labeled by his classmates as witty, tops his color list with green. . . is most happy when eating fried chicken or listening to Shut Down ... can usually be found playing the guitar or hunting ... isn't too fond of homework, but loves to walk. .. claims being in The Christmas Story was great fun. He was a member of the track team and served as an altar boy. The future includes studying con- servation at Montana State College. ELIZABETH GAZDA Better known to all as Liz, this cute, quiet miss has been a four year member of the GAC, and an ardent Central fan. Her favorite saying is Little things make the big tilings important . . . detests a two-faced person... can usually be seen with Mary Ruth, Carole, and Pat. .. likes fruit, French, skating, and red... enjoys singing with her twin sister Carolyn. The future includes a career in nursing. ARTHUR HUOT Tall, blue-eyed Huey, whose smile puts everyone around him at ease, lists Sugar Shack as a top number in his hit parade. .. enjoys mechanical drawing--in fact, anything mechanical... can usually be found with Bucky or Ted. After graduation he plans to enter the Air Force, where Uncle Sam is sure to appreciate him as much as we do. MARIANNE SWANSON Peppy and always in the go best describes Marianne. Sincerity is her middle name. Being an active GACer and member of the lounge crew kept her busy. She rates typing, lavender, ham- burgers, and the saying, 'It's All in the Game as the most... claims the Junior Prom of '62 was her biggest thrill. . . moody people just don't go... Can usually be found with Teresa or Nancy or riding around in a certain yellow car... the future—maybe a branch of the service. DONALD THORMAHLEN The possessor of a warm smile and an easy going personality is Donzo, who for two years participated in basketbalL . . tops with this affable lad are steak, bookkeeping, Sugar Shack , basket- ball and collecting pennies... says not studying harder in high school--a big mistake... his first time on water skis--a big thrill ... can always be found with the boys having a good time. . . the future--maybe the Navy, and we all wish him luck. SAMUEL GILLILAND Sam, with his slow grin and carefree ways, is completely individual. He was active in basketball and participated in the Christmas play . . . says steak, Wipe Out, typing and red are among his favorites .. . heading his list of pet peeves are apple polishers . . . can usually be seen with John, Ace, Bob or hunting. .. claims his biggest thrill was getting his first car. .. college calls him. 46 ROBERT GALLAGHER This popular, easy-going senior is loaded with personality... Bob ser- ved as Junior Class vice-president and Student Council representative ... played football and was a letterman and captain of the team... a frosh basketball member... generously lent his time to Our Hearts Were Young and Gay and The Ghost Train. . . attended the speech meet with the crew... went to Boys' State.. . favors chicken, Chinese red, fishing, and hunting. .. is proud of his nickname Swede ... hates girls who talk too much. .. big moment - the Hamilton - Cen- tral game... a higher education is a future ambition. MARY PATRICIA CONVERSE A lively, blue-eyed miss who always gives a kind word and a smile, that's Mary Pat.. . served our class as secretary and treasurer.. . a G. A. C. representative... worked on the ROCKALITE staff.. . was Christine in 1 Remember Mama.. . was a member of the S. C. A. C. panel and the lounge crew. . . Joe thrills to A Summer Place ... has eyes only for Jerry... loathes people who are constantly late. .. the future sees Mary Pat as a teacher, her enthusiasm and love of people are sure to bring her success. MICHAEL McKEON There's a joker in every deck and Mick fills the bill for the Senior Class.. . an altar boy.. . took part in The Ghost Train, I Remember Mama, and the Christmas play... represented Central at Boys' State ... a three year letterman.. . a participant in basketball, track, and football. . . steak, water skiing, and basketball are fine with Mick ... he is usually found writing 300 word comps for certain people ... college days are ahead for this popular guy. 47 DIANA O'BRIEN A friendly smile and sparkling brown eyes are two of Dee Dee's assets. Anyone with a problem can always find her with an ear to lend. She thrills to Blue Velvet . .. finds if you can't say something nice about someone, it is better to say nothing. . . prefers pepsi.. . collects records ... says her biggest mistake was being shy. . . is most content around Carole and Geraldine. .. the future --perhaps a business career. ANTHONY BURALLI Friendly and happy-go-lucky fits Tony to a T. . . participated in track as a sophomore.. . likes to hunt and fish. .. his philosophy-- C'est la vie ... favorites include pizza, national problems. . . pet peeve-- people who brag. . . claims his biggest thrill was getting paddled 40 times. Auto mechanics and taxidermy fill Thumper's spare time ... is often seen with Bob and Larry... would like to be a nuclear physicist. MARY ANN MARTELLO Always laughing and looking for a good time, that's Tilly.. . had a busy, busy year as GAC president. . . rates Summer Placed high. . . says It's far too sad . . . likes typing, chicken and violet.. . enjoys dancing and basketball. . . biggest thrill--the basketball tournament ... biggest mistake--leaving grade school, she says.. . loathes two- faced people.. . loves to ride around with her friends and listens to the radio. . . the future looks bright. 48 PATRICK MOE Ambitious and likable is Pat who was vice-president of the Science Club... an altar boy... a participant in The Christmas Crib... an SCAC panelist.. . a Boys' Stater. He lettered two years in football and basketball. . . three years in track. .. attended speech meets... Butch dislikes people who quit before they start. . . likes physics and hunting. . . biggest thrill--an appointment to West Point. TERESA GARDNER Lively and full of fun is Tia... a four year member of the GAC and representative her junior year... loves pumpkin chiffon pie, emerald green, and bio-chemistry... swoons to Exodus . . . dislikes insincerity . .. hobby-playing the piano. .. biggest thrill--the Junior Prom. .. favorite pastime--making her own arrangements for new songs. . . future plans include college at Bozeman where she will study nursing. ROBERT WALNER Wal, a gay, helpful senior is always on the go... participated in track. . . was an altar boy. .. favors the disc, Shut Down ... delights in eating steak. . . finds boys who act tough quite annoying. His fa- vorite sport is hunting. . . his biggest thrill--getting that first deer. Our lounge is clean because of him. Bob plans on attending Montana State College or Seattle University in the fall. 49 ACTIVITIES EDITOR Patsy Nugent ASSISTANT EDITOR Bobbie Tracy R 0 C K A L f T £ BUSINESS MANAGERS Butch Swanson Jack Corrigan Absent Jerry Thomas B. A. AND P. RAILROAD DALY BANK WRITE-UP STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT- Anne Jean Tracy, Betty Stepan, Ellen McCarthy, Marianne Dewing, Ruth Stergar, Mary Claire Haffey, Nancy Dee, Gayle Keenan, Mary Sara Stetzner, and Mary Kay Pipi- nich. 52 ARTISTS Suzanne Shea Judy Moriey John Domitrovich TYPIST Carole Coursey ANCILLA CLUB AD SALESMEN STANDING-Toni Francisco SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT - Linda Dunne, Jo Ellen Conwell, Linda Rasor, Mary Frances Hedge, Marilyn Stupca, Maureen Murphy, Kathy Callan, Janice Reeves, Bartley McGreevey, Margie Cal- nan, Ruth Stergar, Gayle Keenan, Dunie Joy, Susan Munson, Jolene McLean. LAY-OUT STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT-Mary Pat Mc- Nelis, Mimi Moe, Mary Pat Con- verse, Margie Shea, Margie Fran- cisco, Nancy Davis, Mary Jo Sturm, Eileen Storey, and Sheila CadwelL 53 OlOci . J The new addition to our choral groups is Les Chanteuses . Eileen Dorsey, Marita Laughlin, Marilyn Stupca, Bobbie McNellis, Mary Frances Hedge, Patsy Beausoleil, Kathy Callan. Antoinette Joy, Christine McCormick, Linda Razor, Lani Kohler, Sylvia Schaffer, Mary Pat Daly, Kathy Keenan, Judy Thormahlen. Enjoying their second year of singing are the Starlites. Rosie Cotone, Kitty Young, Ruth Stergar, Michele McKeon, Mimi Moe, Judy Spanbauer, Barbara Lester. Cecelia Farnsworth, Mary Claire Haffey, Carole Kalcso, Marianne Blod- nick, Mary Jo Sturm, Jackie McGuire, Bobbie Rivers. Peggy Ryan, Marion Tobin, Marguerite Sestrich, Rosie Kloker, Joanne Kregosky, and Lynn Browning. The Christmas play this year was put on by the five choral groups and various juniors and seniors. The play cleverly used silhouettes to hold the interest of the audience. MONTANA POWER COMPANY SOPWCftOfck CWORJUS ROW Is J. Thomas, J. Odermann, L. Razor, M. Hedge, L. Kholer, E. Palokovich, K, Stinger, M. Alger, M. Laughlin, G. Martin. ROW 2: C. Pahut, C. Dresher, C. Mc- Cormick, L. Michels, P. Verlanic, A. Joy, M. Daly, L. Juring, K. Keenan. ROW 3: B. McNellis, J. Brannon, L. Eccleston, P. McCarthy, S. Schaffer, K. Callan, C. Larson, P. Mehrens, T. Dolan. ROW 4: J. Thormahlen, J. McLean, M. Murphy, K. Strizich, B. Vanisko, M. Stupea, M. Conrad, E. Dorsey, P. Beausoleil. ROW 1: M. Verlanic, M. Micheletti, S. McNellis, R. Lalonde, C. Keenan, R. Kriskovich, J. Soveriegn, D. Blotkamp, M. Drescher, S. McMahon, T. Smith, F. Dolan, K. McGuire. ROW 2: K. McKay, E. Mahoney, J. Fischer, M. McNelis, M. Stergar, M. May, P. Bilodeau, M. Stepan, N. Pema, C. Haffey, C. Lester, R. Gui- berson. ROW 3: E. Fabich, K. Blodnick, M. Baumgardner, E. Shea, M. Skakles, L. Duff, L. Savage, S. Shafford, L Miller, P. Tracy, V. Duff. ROW 4: B. King, K. Driscoll, B. Link, T. Stokan, C. Caldwell, M. Sullivan, J. Derzay, 1. Turtle, K. Verlanic, M. Hagen, E. Petrowski, D. Darcy, M. Vanisko. FRESW UEfJ CHORUSES E. Perro, V. Sturm, R. Beausoleil, G. Odermann, M. Reardon, P. Tracy, J. McDonald, T. Galle, J. Oberweiser, J. Lowney, R. Peterson, J. Gardner, P. Monahan, D. Ryan, W. Dewing, P. Connors, F. Callan, M. Blaskovich. OFFICERS PatMoe, vice-president Betty Stepan, president Marion Tobin, secretary- treasurer ANACONDA SERVICE STATION FINNEGAN FUNERAL HOME SCIENCE L U B One of the most hard-working organizations at Central is the Science Club. These future scien- tists spend long hours of research on their projects. They deserve much credit for their perserverance and the honors bestowed on our school because of their efforts. e T U D £ N T C o u N C f L The Friday night dances, the hoote- nanny, the assemblies throughout the year, and the food baskets at Christmas were a few of the activ- ities that the Student Council spon- sored. Admiring the Christmas decorations they engineered are the faithful and hard-working officers. Ted Sisich, treasurer Bob McLaen, president Mary Sara Stetzner, secretary John Domitrovich, vice-president ANACONDA AUTO DEALERS SUGRUE BOTTLING COMPANY The Student Council representatives are: John Lowney, Kathy Blodnick, John Oberweiser, Dennis Ryan, Toni Fran- cisco, Marilyn Stupca, Tim Reardon, Tom Callan, Larry Lussy, Mike Voll- mer, Jack Connor, Bob Odermann, Jim Bennett, and Sister Battista, mod- erator. 58 G.A.C. One of the outstanding clubs of our school is the G.A.C.-they help in school, at our basketball and football games by selling conces- sions, and annually sponsor the Rose Festival. A new feature of the year was caroling at the hospital and rest home at Christmas time. Treasurer-Judy Morley Secretary-Suzanne Shea Vice-President-Anne Jean Tracy President-Mary Ann Martello Representatives of the G. A. C. include LEFT TO RIGHT Rosie Cotone, Ellen McCarthy, Mary Jo Sturm, Bartley McGreevey, Linda Blotkamp, Lani Kohler, Ginny Duff, Marion Stergar, Syl- via Schaffer, Betty King, Kay Mc- Mahon, and Sheila McMahon. Ab- sent when the picture was taken was Nancy Dee. 59 LIBRARY CLUB Mary Ann Turtle Eileen Shea Mary Jean Vanisko Diane Blotkamp Susan Capps Maureen May Joanne Derzay ELI'S INTERMOUNTAIN TRANSPORT CO. SCAC PANELISTS Mary Claire Haffey Larry Jensen Mary Pat Converse Joe Beausoleil John Murphy staters Pat Moe Bob McLaen Larry Jensen Margie Francisco Bob Odermann Mickey McKeon Jim Gransbery Patsy Nugent Absent- Bob Gallagher SHINERS FURNITURE STORE JACKSON STUDIO HEAD JANITORS Ted Sisich Mrs. Hogan LOUNGE CREW Suzanne Shea Anne Jean Tracy Nancy Dee-manager Marianne Swanson Mary Pat Converse e T U D E A N ( T D Q JANITORS Bob Sturm Bob Walner Mike Cadwell Bill Miller Tom Pozega Jim Gardner Paul Davis 61 I REMEMBER MAMA Mama..........................Cherie Boehler Other members of the cast include: PaPa............................Larry Jensen Anne Jean Tracy Dagmar..........................Nancy Dee Mary Jo Ruane Katrin...................Mary Sara Stetzner Tom Jovick Christina................Mary Pat Converse Betty Ann Herbolich Nels............................Larry Lussy Tim Casey Uncle Chris.....................Bob Odermann Shelia Cadwell Sigrid.......................Marianne Dewing Mary Kay Pipinich Trina..........................Eileen Storey Mike Gransbery Jenny....................Marianne Blodnick Nancy Davis rAnd featuring our special guest............... Mike Munson Tiger Gransbery R £ MAMA £ M B £ R Crew members and the director, Sister Eucharia 62 Laurie Jurcich Terry Trobough Bob Sturm Ed Perro Linda Rasor Michele McKeon Ruth Stergar Judy Spanbauer Diane Finnegan Diane Fleming GRAND MARCH - Senior Prom Otto Dill received honorable mention in the Fischer Body Contest for his model car. Bob Gallagher received an appointment to Annapolis; Pat Moe--to West Point. ATTENTION -GETTING | FACES Margie Francisco was queen of the Gridiron Ball. Her princesses were Mary Sara Stetzner and Nancy Dee. These people enjoyed them- selves at the GAC Dance. Summer camping trips were awarded to these active 4-H ers. Mary Sara Stetzner won the Miss Anaconda contest. Homeroom 205 These two illustrious homerooms led the school in the ROCKALITE patron drive. Congratulations to both of them on their wonderful school spirit. DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA A FRIEND UNITED STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA Homeroom 305 66 The most important part of our day and the center of all of our activities - the MASS. VARSfTY PLAYERS H. Verlanic, Vollmer, T. T. Lee. B. Matosich, J. Murphy, J. Gransbery, McGuire, M. McKeon, P. Dowdall, B. B. Holm, P. Meredith, J. Moe, J. Softich, D. Phillip, M. McDonald, J. Long, E. Darcy, SCORES SAINTS OPPONENTS SAINTS OPPONENTS 62 Hamilton 57 65 Dillon 56 36 Butte Public 66 38 Anaconda High 62 69 Butte Central 58 59 Helena Public 61 49 Helena Public 55 54 Billings Central 61 85 Kalispell 80 49 Hamilton 56 44 Butte Central 47 62 Helena Cathedral 51 49 Deer Lodge 60 55 Dillon 52 67 Libby 65 48 Kalispell 46 59 Deer Lodge 50 47 Helena Cathedral 44 68 Pat Moe Mickey McKeon Bob Holm 0UR, C o A C y £ £ Jack Oberweiser - head football coach. Tracy Walsh - head basketball coach. Bob O'Neill - assis- tant football and basketball coach. B” SOLJAD Mr. O'Neill, Coach R. Johnson J. Aspholm J. Ficklin G. Martin T. Call an P. Dowdall J. Pipinich T. Lovell J. Vaughn T. Reardon B. Matosich Mgrs., J. Minnehan, G. Odermann. FRESW UEM Mr. Oberweiser - Coach, B. Lovell, J. Lowney, B. Hogan, J. Ohman, W. Dewing, J. Ferguson, D. Beatty, T. Pozega - Mgr., B. Baker, D. Finnegan, J. Schimming, J. Meredith, J. Molendyke, K. Petronek, E. Quane. 70 A Our squad this year presented us with a season of outstanding games. LEFT TO RIGHT: TOP ROW: Coach Jack Oberweiser, Gary Kelly, Larry Dillon, Pete Smith, Loren Verlanic, Mike Vollmer, Jim Long, Bob Earhart, Jack Murphy, Sam Gilliland, PatMoe, Kevin Sullivan, Joe Softich, Assistant Coaches: Bob O'Neill, Tracy Walsh. MIDDLE ROW: Manager Tim Flynn, Tim Reardon, Jim Bennett, Ed Barich, Bill Kloker, Tim Casey, Jack Connor, Bob Gallagher, Bill Podobnik, Eric Nelson, Greg Skakles, Tim Quane, George Martin. BOTTOM ROW: John Pahut, Paul Schulte, Ray Haffey, Tim Gall age r, Bob Astle, Harold Verlanic, BobMatosich, Tom Lovell, Mickey McKeon, Tom Hedge, Ron Haffey, Bill Matosich, Larry Lussy, Manager Fred Boyer. MB The members of the future Varsity Squad are BOTTOM ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Ben Lovell, Ron Haffey, Tim Gallagher, Tom Hedge, Tom Lovell, Pat Tracy, Bob Rowe, Joe Pipinich. MIDDLE ROW: Manager Tim Flynn, Ed Peterson, Joe Menicucci, Bob Sullivan, Bill Matosich, Paul Schulte, Jack Pipinich, Tom Mclssac, Ed Quane, Bart Blotkamp, Dale Eccleston, Manager Fred Boyer. TOP ROW: Coaches Tracy Walsh and Bob O'Neill, Ed Galle, Mickey Ohm an, George Martin, John Krizan, Jim Schmming, Tom Kosena, Pat Meehan, Ed Boucher, Bob Baker, Tim Reardon, Mike Sweeney, Coach Jack Oberweiser. Charlie Drescher, George Martin, Gary Tim Casey, Mike Vollmer, Tom Kelly, Bill Matosich, Paul Schulte. Kosena, Jim Bennett. CHEERLEADERS Mary Jo Ruane Kitty Young Mickey Munson Mary Frances Hedge Ruth Stergar Keeping our school spirit alive was the task of this peppy crew. Congratulations on a job well done! Your bubbling enthusiasm never let us down when we were losing. It's goodbye to Mary Jo whose zest and bright smile all the fans will miss. May the four who stay behind continue to carry on with the traditional spirit that Central is noted for. To our wonderful cheerleaders goes a vote of confidence and our thanks. Mary Jo Mickey Kitty 76 Mary Frances Ruth (frptnOTi'inr' tntniro D JTLOOR HERE FOR THE ADS! We decided to show our appreciation to the firms and organizations who made our yearbook a reality by putting their names on our regular pages. You can't overlook them there. Say thank you by patronizing them. $50 Anaconda Company...................... .16, 54 Ancilla Club...............................21,53 Montana Power Company.................... 19, 55 $25 Acme Sanitary Supply......................... 15 Buttrey's ................................... 12 St. Peter's Home and School ................. 11 $15 Anaconda Service Station......................57 B.A. P. Railroad ...........................52 Daly Bank ....................................52 Eli's ........................................60 Finnegan Funeral Home.........................57 Intermountain Transportation Co...............60 Jackson Studio ...............................61 Shiner's Furniture Store......................61 $14 Anaconda Auto Dealers.........................58 Sugrue Bottling Company ......................58 $12 Anaconda Optometric Association.............. 18 MacIntyres ...................................18 Murphy Paint..................................18 Washoe Market.................................18 $10 Central Meat Market...........................17 Softy's Market................................17 St. Paul's Ladies Aid.........................17 $8 Anaconda Office Supply .......................20 Christie Flower Shop .........................20 Clinic Doctors................................20 KANA ........................................ 20 Marion's School of Dance......................28 Hotel Marcus Daly............................ 28 New China Cafe .............................. 20 Junior Class................................. 28 Thrifty Drug Store........................... 28 $5 Anaconda Doctors...............................9 Anaconda Drug Store..........................10 Anaconda Florists............................ 8 Anaconda Insurance.......................... 24 Beall Building.............................. 13 Ben Franklin................................. 7 Ben Goodman Insurance........................27 Berry Insurance ............................ 10 Birch Street Grocery........................ 13 Bill's News Stand............................ 8 Blattner Plumbing............................29 Brinton's Shop.............................. 24 Brown's Auto Parts............ Central Motor.................. City Drug Store............... City Employees................ Coldwater's................... Community Creamery............ Copper Club................... Credit Bureau................. Dr. Fred Comstock............. Daughters of Isabella......... Davis Jewelry................. Earl's Cleaners............... Ed's Radio and T.V........... Fisher Funeral Home........... Freshman Class............... Fuller Paint and Glass........ Gambles...................... Golden West Dairy............ H. and O. Parts............... Herbolich Grocery............. Hoyal's Jewelry.............. Hunthausen Foods.............. J. C. Penney Company......... Jim's Automotive.............. Keig's ...................... Kern's Grocery............... Larsen's Market.............. McLaen Motor Supply........... Marie's Dress Shop........... Marchion Hardware............ Marion's Texaco Service...... Matt's Union Service......... Monahan's Star Cleaners...... Norge Village................ Ohman's Disposal............. Orville's ................... Ossello's ................... Patsy's Beauty Shop.......... People's Finance............. Peterson's Paints............ Phillip's Sheet Metal Works . . . Quick Enco .................. Rex's Cafe................... Roach and Smith.............. Rosenburg's.................. Saltenburger Plumbing ....... Schmidt Plumbing ............ C. L. Smet................... Sophomore Class.............. Sullivan and Frank........... Sylvia's Beauty Shop......... Thompson's................... Town Pump ................... Trade Winds Motel............ United Steelworkers of America Vagabond Lodge .............. Weiss Cash Grocery .......... Woolworth's ................. 10 29 27 29 24 9 13 10 27 66 10 26 26 26 7 25 8 29 26 25 27 22 10 24 27 22 25 . 8 . 8 7 22 13 . 7 25 13 . 7 26 25 9 7 7 24 29 24 27 22 9 . 9 22 13 29 22 25 22 66 9 2S S 77 Rev. John Bauer Rev. M.N. Beatty Rev. Gilmore Rev. James Stanavvay Rev. Wm. Stanaway Mrs. J.C. Alderdice Mr. J.C. Alderdice Mary and Tom Alger Anaconda Motor Co. Mr. G Mrs. Carl Anderson Mr. G Mrs. Fred Anderson Paul Anderson Mr. G Mrs. Robert Anderson Elisa T. Andreoli' Mr. G Mrs. Gayle Applegate Art J. Baker Mr. G Mrs. Bolkavatz Mr. G Mrs. Marcus Baikov atz Mr. G Mrs. Tom Barclay Mr. G Mrs. John Barich Mr. G Mrs. T. Barry Mrs. A. Baumgardner Martin Beatty Matt Beatty Mr. G Mrs. Patrick Beatty Blanche Beaudette Mrs. Margaret Beausoleil Mrs. Sam Beausoleil Mr. G Mrs. Leo P. Berry Daniel Bertsch Mr. G Mrs. Albert Bilodeau Mr. G Mrs. Alphonse Bilodeau Mrs. Laurent Bilodeau Mr. G Mrs. N.J. Bilodeau Mr. G Mrs. Raymond Black Mr. G Mrs. Fred Blodnick Mr. G Mrs. Vincent Blodnick Sherry Boehler Mr. G Mrs. Howard W. Boehler Mr. G Mrs. Eugene N. Boyce Mr. G Mrs. Gerald J. Brannon Mr. G Mrs. Bob Brunell Mr. G Mrs. Elroy Buethner Mr. Clayton Burt Mrs. Dan T. Byrne Mrs. Ethel Cadwell Mr. G Mrs. James L. Cadwell Mr. G Mrs. John H. Caldwell Mr. G Mrs. D.J. Callan Dr. and Mrs. T.D. Callan Mr. G Mrs. Leslie Capps Mr. G Mrs. Jack Carraher Mr. G Mrs. D.F. Casey Ann Caulfield Owen Caulfield Mr. G Mrs. Terry Caulfield Christimes Beauty Shop Mr. G Mrs. Ed Clark Mr. G Mrs. Frank M. Clark Eleanor Clemens Mike Coiner Jack Conion John Connor Sr. Jack Connor John Connor Jr. John Connor Jr. Regina Connor Mr. G Mrs. D.J. Converse Jeannette Corcoran Miss JoAnn Corcoran Mr. G Mrs. Robert Corcoran Mr. G Mrs. Emmett Corrigan Mr. G Mrs. Nick Cotone Mr. G Mrs. R.J. Crimmins PATRONS Mr. G Mrs. Maury Cmcevich Lynn G Debbie Cmich Elizabeth Daly Mrs. Robert Daly Mr. G Mrs. Edward Darcy Mr. G Mrs. E. Davis Mr. G Mrs. Warren Davis Mr. G Mrs. Leonard Dee Mr. G Mrs. Martin Dee Mrs. William T. Dee Mr. G Mrs. F.G. De LaHunt Mr. G Mrs. Fred Dewing Carolyn Dill Mr. G Mrs. Otto Dill Mr. G Mrs. John Dillon Dorothy Dire Margaret Driscoll Mr. G Mrs. Thomas Driscoll Elizabeth Donohue Mr. G Mrs. James Dorsey Mr. G Mrs. J.J. Dougherty Mr. G Mrs. Leo Dougherty Mr. G Mrs. John Dowdall Joseph T. Dowdall Mr. G Mrs. B.H. Duff Mr. G Mrs. Pat Dunne James Durkin Margaret Durkin Mr. G Mrs. Emery Dziak Mr. G Mrs. George Dziak Mrs. Kathleen Early Mr. G Mrs. Earl Eccleston Robert Eklund Mrs. Alice Elliot Mr. G Mrs. R.C. Evans Mrs. Eileen Everett Mr. G Mrs. Tobert Farnsworth Mrs. Mary Ferguson Mr. G Mrs. J.T. Ficklin Mr. G Mrs. John Fischer Mr. G Mrs. LeRoy Fitzgerald Mr. G Mrs. Raymond P. Fleming Mrs. Geit Flynn Mr. G Mrs. A.W. Francisco Mr. G Mrs. John A. Francisco Mr. G Mrs. Furthmyre Gilda Gallagher Mr. G Mrs. William A. Gallagher Mr. G Mrs. W.E. Gallagher, Jr. Mr. G Mrs. Clifford O. Galle Mr. G Mrs. James Garvey Mr. G Mrs. Thomas Garvey Sheila Garvey Liz and Carolyn Gazda Mr. G Mrs. Sam Gilliland Mr. G Mrs. James Gilmartin Mrs. Stanley Glovan Dr. G Mrs. B.J. Greany Mr. G Mrs. Anton Gress Don Guiberson Mr. G Mrs. F.E. Guiberson Mrs. Clara Haffey Mr. G Mrs. Joseph E. Haffey Mr. G Mrs. Pat Haffey Dr. H.F. Hagan Mr. G Mrs. Walter Hammond Mr. G Mrs. Joseph Hannon Mr. G Mrs. James Hareland G Greg Mr. G Mrs. Jack Harrity Mr. G Mrs. Don Hart Mr. Bud Hayes Julia Hayes Patricia G Mary Hayes Mr. Mike Hayes 78 Mr. G Mrs. James Hawkins Mr. G Mrs. David Hebert Mary Frances Hedge Mr. G Mrs. William R. Hekkel Jack Hempstead Mr. G Mrs. John A. Herbolich Mrs. Agnes Hogan Mr. G Mrs. John B. Hogan Mr. G Mrs. Ed Huestis, Jr. Mr. G Mrs. Alcide Huot Anna Jackicich Jenny K. Jackicich Mrs. Joyce Jancic Mrs. A.C. Jaconson Mr. G Mrs. Elmer A. Johnson Mr. G Mrs. Don Johnson Mrs. Mabel Johnson Mrs. R.E. Johnson Mr. G Mrs. Charles Jones Mr. G Mrs. Jacob Jovick Mr. G Mrs. James Rivers Mr. G Mrs. Tony Joy Mrs. Anne Jurcich Mr. G Mrs. Z.W. Jurcich Mrs. Mary Judge Mrs. Mary Kanduch Mrs. Virginia Kane Mr. G Mrs. T.C. Keenan Mr. G Mrs. Gerald R. Kelly Mr. G Mrs. John Kelly Mr. G Mrs. John T. Kelly Mr. G Mrs. Leo V. Kelly Mrs. R. A. Kelly, Sr. Mr. T.A. Kelly Thomas Kelly T. A. Kelly Mr. G Mrs. T.J. 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