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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1965 volume:

’mo mm saowJ fcrtr •cfow wfi w) qwsj q 'wwo jo DEDICATION Second father to the Saints football squad as well as to the students at Central, trainer, slave driver, psychiatrist, physician, and under- taker, otherwise known as coach and teacher, Mr. John Oberweiser. To him we dedicate our 1965 ROCKALITE because of his long and continuous efforts to promote school spirit and academic excel- lence, because he has helped teen- agers grow into Christian adults, and, above all, because he is what he is helping his students to become. CONTENTS Dedication............1 Faculty...............8 Senior Class..........8 Memory Page..........29 Underclassmen: Junior Class.......30 Sophomore Class . . . 39 Freshman Class.......49 Activities: Sports.............58 Organizations........66 Features.............74 Patrons..............78 THE REVEREND JOHN J. McCOY Superintendent of Schools, Helena Director of Anaconda Catholic Central High School. TO TEACH THE THE MOST REVEREND RAYMOND G. HUNTHAUSEN Bishop of Helena HIS HOLINESS POPE PAUL VI MR. O'NEILL, Mathematics MR. OBERWEISER, Mathematics FATHER GILMORE, FATHER STANAWAY, FATHER BLACK, FATHER TALLMAN: Religion. MR, CRNICH, English; MR. MORENI, English and History; SISTER M. THOMA, Chorus; SISTER M. LUMAN, Art. 4 KNOWLEDGE IS AN ENDLESS QUEST fl MR. WALSH, History; MR. MANSON, History. SISTER SISTER SISTER MR. DOWNS, Spanish, English; SISTER M. MONETA, French, History: SISTER M. GERARDUS, Latin. MICHAELITA, Home Economics; MARIE CARME, Business Education; VICTORIAN, English. Mrs. Earhart Secretary Reverend William Stanaway Biology, Chemistry Assistant Director JOURNEY TO GOD 7 SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS ____________ Tall, lanky Tom, always ready for a good laugh, has a friendly smile. Muggsie was a member of the bas- ketball team for four years. He enjoys hunting and fishing in his spare time. Enjoying life to the fullest seems to be his main am- bition. He plans to attend trade school. Pat is an amiable member of our class. He enjoys hunting; however, working at Dee Motor Co. takes up most of Pat's time. He is sure to be successful in the field of forestry which is his main interest. Always ready with a laugh and the newest dances, Mary Pat served on the ROCKALITE staff, on the stage crews and as G. A. C. Treasurer her senior year. She enjoys play- JOHN CORRIGAN ing soft ball, camping, and sewing. She plans to attend college. Jack, whose favorite pastime is playing the piano and the organ, has won superior ratings at the State Music Festivals. In his junior year he served as Business Manager for the ROCKALITE. Next year Jack will be busy at college. PATRICK KENNY MARIANNE BLODNICK 10 Friendly and well-liked best describes Marianne. Serving as Vice-President of the G. A. C. and singing in the Starlites took up most of her time in Senior year. As a Junior, Marianne displayed her acting ability in I Remember Mama. Her plans include college. Only her hairdresser knows for sure. Margie certainly keeps us guessing.. . Margie was an active member of the G. A.C. , and the ROCKAUTE staff. Camping and softball are her favorite pastimes. She received a business education award as a junior and plans to further her business education. Quiet and likeable Mike enjoyed many school func- tions and participated ac- tively in intramural sports. He states that being in the paddle club was most enjoyable. His destination next year is college. MARY CLAIRE HAFFEY Peppy and friendly Mary Claire served Central as our Student Council Secretary. Mary Claire also showed her leadership capability by serving as vice- president of her junior class. This talented Starlite was a member of the S.C.A. C. panel. Her experience as a Candy Striper will insure her sucess as a nurse. MICHAEL FINNEGAN MARY PATRICIA LAKEL 11 Highlighting Har's school years were his letters both in football and basketball. Well liked by everyone, Har could always be found where the fun was. His future definitely includes college. Always on the go and ready for a good time, pert Mary Pat topped off her four years at Central by being a peppy cheerleader her senior year. Listening to Summer Place, eating spaghetti and collect- ing toy giraffes occupy most of Mary Pat's spare time. She is planning a secretarial career. Mike is one of Central's outstanding athletes and most popular students. He is our only four-year track letterman. He also letter- ed three times in football and basketball. Mike's leadership ability was shown when he served as sophomore class president; he has served as Student Council representative for three years. Mike also rep- resented Central at Boys' State. Future plans include college. The GAC, TeenDem's, Candy Stripers, stage crews, the Christmas Cantata, all have had claims on Maureen's time. In her spare time she enjoys water skiing. Because of her friend- liness and cheerfulness, Maureen's future looks promising. KATHLEEN MEEHAN Adding spark to conversation Kathy helped create a friendly atmosphere. A participant in the Christmas Cantata, a rep- resentative of the GAC, a Candy Striper, a member of Sodality and of the ROC KALITE staff, Kathy gave time gener- ously. High on her list of favorites is listening to records. Future plans include nursing at Saint Patrick's Hospital. MAUREEN JOHNSON JOSEPH BEAUSOLEIL 12 Rosie's friendliness and won- derful sense of humor account for her popularity. A member of Sodality and of Starlites, she actively served the GAC as a representative for three years. She plans a nursing career. A favorite of all his class- mates, Joe was president of Sodality, a two-year member of the SCAC panel and the lighting man for many school plays. He lent his time unselfishly to the Junior Prom and the Christmas Cantata. The speech meet and intramural basketball occupied much of his spare time. Joe plans to be a math teacher. Witty and well-liked is Pode. He was a football letterman and a member of the track team. As a senior, Bill served as a Student Council representative. In his spare time he enjoys hunting and fishing. Bill plans a career in the field of science. Bill who is always ready for a good time spent many fun- filied days at Central. He realized, however, the necessity for study and he worked hard to maintain good grades. His favorite pastimes are hunting and fishing. Bill is planning a career in forestry. Mike, called Tony by almost everyone, enjoys hunting and fishing. He belonged to the ELLEN McCarthy Paddle Club, helped on the stage crew, and took part in the Christmas Cantata and I Remember Mama. Mike is one of the out- standing members of the Poachers Club of Anaconda. He plans to attend college next fall. A favorite among her classmates, Ellen’s wit has won her many friends. She was elected secretary of the G. A. C. and served as G. A. C. representative for two years. Ellen was also a member of Sodality and of the cast of I Remember Mama. Although she has many interests, her future plans are indefinite. Tall and sociable best describes Ed. He was a member of the National Rifle Association and he received medals for his shooting. Ed's favorite pastime is listening to records. He would like to do government work in the future. Jackie is an enthusiastic, fun-loving Starlite. Al- though she teaches C. C. D. classes, Jackie still finds time to be an active, hard-working, dependable member of the ROC KALITE staff and Teen Democrats. She was also a G. A. C. alternate and participated in many school functions. Further plans include college. Bob, witty and a favorite entertainer among his classmates, does have a serious side. He has shown his skill on the basketball court and has participated in the Christmas Tableau. Bob hopes to attend college. JACQUELINE McGUIRE KEVIN SULLIVAN EILEEN STOREY Pretty and popular Eileen served our class as Vice-President her freshman year and as Secretary her junior year. She worked capably and earnestly as editor of the ROC HALITE and was a member of the Sodality, G. A.C. , Science Club, Candy Stripers, Student Council. Eileen showed acting talent in the play I Remember Mama . Her future includes college where she will major in Chemistry. ROBERT MEREDITH CAROL KALSCO 14 Kev who is liked by all, rates his three years of foot- ball as tops. He claims his favorite pastime is hanging around the China Cafe with the gang. Kevin will attend college. Carol's charming sense of humor makes her a favorite among her classmates. She was a member of the G. A. C. and Starlites. She finds that high school proved both profitable and enjoyable. Her plans for the future are uncertain but she will bring to her career enthusiasm and a wonderful personality. Talented and well liked best describes Ruthie. She was Freshman Class secretary and Sophomore Class treasurer, represented her school faith- fully and well her Junior and Senior year as a spirited cheer- leader. Ruth was a member of the Starlites, GAC, Sodality, and the Rockalite Staff. She also participated in I Remem- ber Mama, had a science pro- ject her Freshman year, and was a girls' Stater. Her future plans include college. Always ready for a good time, Jack especially enjoys hunting and fishing. As a freshman, he served as manager of the B squad and also played on the football team. He plans a career in Uncle Sam's Navy. JAMES McISAAC Jim, an active member of the Student Council and Sodality, is always ready to lend a helping hand. He claims the highlight of his high school years was representing Central at Boys' State. Tim, a good student with a keen sense of humor, served as Student Council vice- president his Senior year, as Student Council repre- sentative his Junior year, and was also a member of Sodality. Tim lettered in both football and track during his four action packed years at Central. His future plans include college at Gonzaga. Lively, talkative and smiling, Sherry always has a good time wherever she goes. Always generous, she was an active member of Sodality, GAC, and devoted much time as a Candy Striper and Rock- alite Staff member. One of the highlights of her senior year was attending the S.C.A.C. conference. Sherry has put business college on next year's calendar. Ed, a good sportsman, lists his favorite pastimes as hunting, fishing, and archery. He was a member of the Civil Air Patrol, and took part in the Christmas Cantata. He was also a member of the track and football teams. Ed plans to continue his education. Active in the G. A. C. , Sodality, Candy Stripers, and the Teen Dems', Cecelia has used her time well. A member of the Student affiliate of Music Teachers and accompianist for the Starlites, Cecelia received superior ratings at the music festivals. A good student, she plans to attend college. THOMAS McKAY High-spirited and friendly, Tom lent his time to the ski club and poacher's club. He was a member of the track team, enjoyed being a paddle boy, and took part in the Christmas Cantata. His favorite pastimes include hunting and fishing, his favorite expression, O heck, No. Tom jokingly says his greatest ambition is to finish high school. CECILIA FARNSWORTH EDWARD BA RICH 16 Who in our class is an expert horsewoman? Mary Agnes, of course. She rode skillfully to earn the titles of Montana Barrel Racing Champion and All Around Cowgirl at the High School Rodeo. She is a member of Montana Barrel Racers Association, High School Rodeo Club, 4-H, and G. A.C. Her constant and warm smile has won her many friends. Mary Agnes plans to become a history teacher. Ed. who lists sleeping as one of his favorite pastimes, must not be sleeping all of the time. His activities prove this. He played football for two years and participated in the Christmas Cantatas. He was also a member of the stage crews. His future in- cludes college. Tall, keen-minded and articulate, Mike was a member of the Tennis Club. He received an award for scholastic achievement his junior year. He also repre- sented Central at science fairs for three years. Because of his interest in the outdoors, he plans a career in forestry. Jim lent his time to the Saint Peter's choir, Teen Dem's and played on the football and basketball teams. His favorite pas- times include playing the piano. Jim's future plans include college. MARION TOBIN One of Central's best students, Marion directed her interests to both studies and social activities. She was a member of Sodality, G. A. C. , Science Club, the ROCKALITE Staff and was a Candy Striper. Marion also lent her voice to the Starlites and she showed her ability to play the piano at many school functions. She plans to attend college. JAMES LONG WILLIAM CORRIGAN 17 Petite and energetic is Peggy� a member of Star- lites, G. A.C. andaC.C.D. student teacher. She enjoys sewing and riding around with the gang . Peggy's sweet disposition and sense of humor has won her many friends. Her future plans are indefinite, but we are sure she will be suc- cessful. Ben, quiet and reserved, enjoys water skiing as his favorite sport. He also likes to ride around in his blue Ford with his friends. Ben served as manager of the basketball team his sophomore year. He plans to attend college in the fall. MARGUERITE SESTRICH ROBERT RUTHERFORD Better known to her class- mates as Raggs , this energetic student was an active member of the Starlites, Science Club, and GAC. Marguerite was honored for her scientific ability by being chosen to participate in the Summer Science Research Program at the University of Wash- ington. An excellent stu- dent, her plans include Medical Technology. One of Central's best play- ers in both basketball and football, Bob finds sports tops. A three year letter- man in football and track and a two year letterman in basketball. He was pick- ed for the All State Con- ference team his senior year. Bob enjoyed his four years of high school and plans to further his education. KATHLEEN KRISKOVICH GAC, Science Club and sacristan duties took up most of Kathy's time. She entered the Science fair with the 'Study of Algae' as her project. She finds math interesting and plans to become a Math Teacher. She enjoys listening to records, hiking, playing the piano, and bowling. Kathy has most enjoyed just being a student at ACHS. JOHN ROBERT MATOSICH JUDY SPANBAUER 18 Quiet, easy-going Robbie is a member of the Amatuer Radio Club. His leisure time is occupied by hunting and working on his car. Perhaps one of these hobbies may determine his still indefinite plans for the future. Bubbling and energetic, Judy spent much of her time harmonizing with the Star- lites and working on the ROC KALITE staff. She was active in GAC, in many ways, including serving as GAC representative her sophomore year. Judy plans to attend Beauty School after graduation. Bill's favorite expression is Tiger, When he is not saying Tiger he is either eating chicken, working on cars, doing homework, or just riding around. When Bill was asked what his future plans would be, he said, You never can tell, but they probably include college. Treasurer of the senior class, Mimi participated in many school activities. She was a member of the Science Club and G. A. C. Starlites played an important role in Mimi's high school days. The superior ratings at state music festivals helped her decide on a career in music. GAYLE KEENAN Gayle, always ready with a smile and a kind word for everyone, worked competently on the ROC KALITE staff and in the Science Club. She was a member of G. A. C. , Sodality, and pres- ident of the Candy Stripers. Gayle was also chosen representative to Girl's State. Next year, Gayle will be busy at college. MARILEE MOE ANDRE ADAMS 19 Ambitious and full of fun, Carol was a vivacious lead- er as president of the G. A. C. Truly worthy of her office as co-captain of the swim team, Carol has won num- erous awards in competitive swimming. Her athletic ability was further display- ed in her participation on girl's softball and basket- ball teams. College is among Carol's future plans. Although he is generally quiet, Andre could be counted on to appreciate classmates' antics. Re- served and easy-going, he enjoys as his favorite sports hunting and fish- ing. Happy-go-lucky Joanne has been active in the GAC, Starlites, and on stage crews. She is a great out- door fan and can often be found playing ball, camping, or just enjoy- ing life. Joanne has won honors at music festivals and at swim meets. Bill, a janitor for two years, helped keep our school in top notch order. His fav- orite pastime is working on cars, dancing, and driving around. Bill plans to go either to Montana State University or to Art Center where he will become an automobile designer. WILLIAM KLOKER Friendly and always ready for a laugh best describes Billy Jo. He showed his athletic skill by par- ticipating in football, basketball and track. As a two year letter- man, Billy Jo was a valuable asset to the football team. His future plans include teaching and coaching. Tom, seemingly shy at first, enjoys meeting people. He spends much of his time working on cars or as a gas station attendant. Although he has no definite plans, Tom would like to run a gas station and develop a good business. Vivacious Kitty served as class secretary her sophomore year and as cheerleader, Junior year. She was a member of GAC, Teen Dem's and she lent her voice to the Starlites. Kitty plans to attend the College of Great Falls next year. Happy-go-lucky, Ed, better known to his friends as Pete” is usually found in the com- pany of the coffee shop gang. He willingly lent his time, effort, and sports ability to the football team. He plans to go to college in the fall. Diane was kept busy during her four years at A. C. H. S. She attended Speech meets and participated in school plays. She was a member of the S.C.A. C. panel and served as Sodality secretary her senior year. She was a member of the G. A. C. and the Teen Dem's Her future plans are to attend Business College. LYNN BROWNING Lynn is an active member of the G. A. C. and the Starlites. Her favorite pastimes include riding around in a convertible and playing records. Her favorite expression is How she go? Christmas shopping in Butte was a higlight of her junior year, long remembered. Lynn hopes to go to Los Angeles where she will attend nursing school, specializing in care of the aged. DIANA FLEMING 21 Bobbie, poised and attrac- tive, lent her voice to the Starlites and was a member of the G. A. C. Her favorite pastimes are riding around and attending football and basketball games. Bobbie plans to travel after grad- uation. Lettering three times in football and twice in track, Loren's four years at Central were high- lighted by his participation in these sports. He claims that hunting and fishing are his favorite pastimes. In the future Loren plans to become a rancher. LOREN VERLANIC A favorite of all his classmates, Bob always enjoys a good time. He is admired for his ability to express himself, both in writing and in speech and he received an N. E. D. T. certificate his sophomore year. He represented Central at the science fairs and played football for two years. Bob will attend college next year. Barb, a very active senior belonged to the GAC, Sodality, the Starlites, and Rockalite Staff. She was a GAC representative in her Sophomore year and Sec- retary of tie Senior class. Barb helped on stage crews for I Remember Mama and Ghost Train. She enjoys water skiing, and her favorite expression is Jewel. Her future plans include college. ROBERT SULLIVAN MARY KAY PIPINICH GREGORY SKAKLES Greg is quiet and reserved in school, less so with his friends. Going to the China cafe with Bill, Bodge, Tim, Kev, Pete, and Sully rates high with Greg. His favorite expression is ebi-debi. He played football and was a two year letterman. College days are ahead. BARBARA LESTER ERIC NELSON 22 Mary Kay, friendly to everyone, claims her fav- orite pastime is having fun. A member of the Teen Dem's, Rockalite Staff, and GAC, she participated in the Christmas Cantata her Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior years, and she was a member of the cast of I Remember Mama. College is definitely in her future plans. Eric is fun to be with and friendly. During his years at Central, Eric has been gener- ous in helping on various committees. He was also a member of Sodality. His favorite pastimes are fishing and working on cars. His ambition is to own a T- Bird someday. Mean- while, he plans to attend a service academy. Sheila, attractive and well- liked, participated in I Remember Mama, was active in the Science Club for three years and a member of GAC, and Teen Dem's. Sheila's plans include college where she will further her interests in Math and Art. Larry, vice-president of his senior class, and a well-liked student, was a member of the track and football teams. He worked at the Washoe Theater in his spare time and served as Student Council repre- sentative his junior year at Central. Larry will attend Carroll College this fall. RICHARD VALENTINI Rick, always seen with a smile on his face, never fails to add laughter to a situation. This well-liked person enjoys hunt- ing and water skiing. During the summer he is always out at the lake with his firends. Rick's favorite expression is Yeah, that's right. Rick plans to continue his education. An outstanding student, National Merit semi-final- ist, winner of the National Council Teachers of English award to outstanding stu- dents of English, Terry has also given service to Cen- tral as President of Student Council, and active mem- ber of Sodality and the Science Club. Assistant Director of I Remember Mama and delegate to Boys' State, Terry plans a career in medicine. Tim, likeable and easy- going, was elected captain of the football team and played two years of basket- ball. He enjoys being with the gang at the China Cafe and took part in the Christ- mas Cantata. Tim will attend college at Dillon this fall. Mickey, popular and a good student, gave spirit to her team as cheerqueen her junior year. She took an active part in GAC and was Student Council represent- ROSEMARY KLOKER ative her senior year. Mickey's ability in swim- ming has helped her to win many awards. It is not sur- prising that her ambition is to become a physical ed- ucation teacher. This seemingly quiet senior is known by his classmates to enjoy a good time. His manner is reserved and al- ways courteous. Ed espec- ially enjoys gopher hunt- ing and being outdoors. Future plans included college. Rosie is happy-go-lucky and full of fun. She can usually be seen cruising the drag in her hot little Nova, especially after Teen Dem's meetings and various school activities. Rosie sang with the Starlites for three years and was an active member of the Science Club. She intends to follow a nursing career. EDWARD RYAN 24 Terry has spent only two years at Central, yet has served as as Student Council representa- tive and as Vice-President of the Science Club. He was a member of Sodality and the Paddle Club. He worked on the ROCKALITE staff and won honors at the science fair. His favorite pastimes include swimming and skiing. Terry plans to continue his work in science. Barb, active in GAC, Teen Dem's, CCD, and Candy Striping, has been kept busy during her years at Central. She played girls' softball and also partici- pated in Christmas Cantatas. Her ambition is to become a teacher. BARBARA SCALISE The Beatles should be glad to have as avid a fan as Ellen. We’re glad to have her as a classmate. This lively bru- nette of the Tracy twins lists her favorite pastime as lis- tening to popular music. Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Her interests also include C. C. D. , Teen Dem's and G. A. C. for which she acted as home- room representative. In the future Ellen plans to be a secretary--maybe even for the Beatles. ROBERTA TRACY Red-headed Ray is known for his friendliness toward all. He played varsity football for two years and partici- pated in school plays. Hunt- ing and fishing are his fav- orite pastimes. Always ready for a joke-that's Bobbie, our Student Council Treasurer. She was co-editor of the ROCKALITE her junior year. Also active in G. A. C., Sodality, Teen Democrats, and Candy Stripers, Bobbie exhibited dramatic talent in school plays and attended speech meets her sophomore and junior years. Bobbie plans to be a teacher. RAYMOND HAFFEY JOHN ROBERT BEATTY 25 Michele, secretary' of the Teen Dem's was a member of the Starlites and of G. A.C. She had roles in I Remember Mama and the Christmas Cantata. Her favorite pastime is water skiing. A fine student, Michele plans to become a history teacher. Well known for his joking manner, Skip is liked by all. He contributed much time to St. Peter's altar boys, Teen Dem's and the junior-senior Sodality. Skip spent long hours on the stage crew of I Remember Mama and he especially enjoys reading and fishing. Future plans include a teaching career. There is a joker in every deck and ours is Bodge. Witty and friendly he became the life of every party, of some classrooms, and the near-death of many teachers. He played football for four years and can usually be found at Bill's with The Boys. He plans to attend college. Always high in spirits, Peggy lived up to the motto, Service with a Smile, She gave her time willing- ly to the Christmas Tableau, Sodality and Sacristan Club. She lists her favorite pastime as sewing. Peggy's plans include college. DONALD PHILLIP Tall, handsome, reserved, Don spent four activity-filled years at Central. He served as class president for two years and his ability and speed helped the Saints on the basketball court. The experience he gained from participating in the science fairs will help him in his career which includes further scienti- fic study. MARGARET HUESTIS JOHN MURPHY 26 Dorothy, in her sweet way impresses all who come in contact with her. She was a member of the G. A. C. and a coach of a volley- ball team. Top on her list of favorite pastimes is sewing. Future plans include either business college or beauty school. Shy? He may seem quiet but John is always ready for fun. Well liked by all and a capable leader, John was Senior class president and president of Sodality his jun- ior year. He was an S. C. A. C. panelist, an altar boy, and he participated in intra-mural basketball for three years. College is definitely among John's future plans. mm RAPHAEL ALONZO Ray, with his convival manner, is known as someone who likes a good time. Ray is a faithful member of Father's Little Helpers Club. He belongs to the Sodality, participated in the Christmas Cantata his junior and senior years. His favorite sports are bas- ketball and track. Raphael's future plans include teaching. JOHN J. DONEGAN Well liked for his good humor and polite manner, Jack was a member of the Sodality and an alternate representative for the Student Council his senior year. He took an active part in football for three years and he especially enjoys hunting and fishing. In the near future he plans a teaching career. LAWRENCE DILLON Happy-go-lucky Larry, liked by everyone was elected Vice-President of Sodality and has been called on to help with various class activities. He participated in the speech meet his junior year, and was a valuable foot- ball player all four years. Larry's future plans include college. JOHN CONNOR Jack, liked by everyone, found his high school years very enjoyable. He served on the Student Council for three years, acted as sophomore class Vice-President and was an active member of Sodality. Jack lettered in football and track. His future plans include a college education. 27 JOSEPH SOFTICH Joe, an active member of the Sodality, also played three years of basketball and four of football. His favorite pastimes are hunting, swimming, tobogganing, and being with the gang. He received a certificate of Educational Development his sophomore year. Perhaps Joe will pursue a career in Dentistry at Bozeman or Gonzaga. MARY JO STURM Starlites, the ROCKALITE staff, and stage crews kept this energetic Mary Jo hopping. She will always re- member traveling to Helena for the speech meet and to Butte for the Science Fair. A capable and de- pendable worker, she was GAC representative, Candy Striper, and a member of Teen Dem's. College is her next step. PAUL BEAUSOLEIL Paul, quiet but helpful, lent his time to many stage crews. Any spare moments found him playing intra- mural basketball or fishing and boating. After gradu- ation, Paul is seriously considering a future in the service. ROSEMARY VANISKO Quiet and helpful, Rose lent her time to GAC and Sodality. She can often be found working around the school or helping with other activities. Rose plans to enter the nursing profession. 28 SENTIMENTAL V JOURNEY UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN ______________ JUNIORS Behind every rocket to the moon. . Peggy McCarthy, Nancy Ferguson, Tom Jovick, Dale Eccleston, Mary Konrad. P. J.'S MARKET BEN FRANKLIN EARL'S CLEAMERS H-O JOBBING, INC. ROACH AND SMITH Last pep assembly before the crucial game. Joanne Dziak, Brian Dowdall, Dunie Joy, Ed Palakovich. Only in a Rockalite picture do the students leave at 1:50. Joe Kovacich, Fred Boyer, Lenore Eccles- ton, Barbara Alderdice, Rosemary Garvey. Trying the new cold water soap on the football jerseys. Patsy Beausoleil, Mary Alger, Diane Bar- clay, Debbie Crncevich. The office doesn't always mean serious business. Butch Swanson, Linda Rasor, Jimmy Adams, Patti Ryan, Judy Thormahlen. Tape recordings revive a dead language. Jim Fiklin, Christine McCormick, Pat Dowdall, Sylvia Schaffer. PLUMB'S FURNITURE RAVON CLEANERS TRADE WINDS MOTEL BEN FRANKLIN MARCHION HARDWARE Jolly, jolly, Juniors! Bill Flynn, Ed Proxel, Tom Hedge, Tom Callan, Tom Lee, Tim Reardon, Gordon Ruckwardt. ' h. .' ( mm Is shorthand really shorter? Kathy Keenan, Cyndra Drescher, Peggy Mehrens, Larry Puccinelli. Three more chances this year to make the honor roll. Margie Calnan, Jo Ellen Conwell, Paul Turtle, Tom Lovell, Mary Pat Daly, Larry Sturm, Joe Menicucci. Do upperclassmen get a discount? John Martin, John Capps, Colleen Larson, Judy Oderman. Studying cuts short this lunch hour. Toni Francisco, George Martin, Jack Pipinich, Mary Frances Hedge, Joan Brannon. Waiting to see Father on registration day. Linda Michels, Paul Davis, Tom Kosena, Bill Matosich. Seeing what's new. Jerry Thomas, Mike Ryan, Bernie Vanisko. Bart Blotkamp demonstrates his new Mustang to Bobbie McNellis, John Smith, Maureen Murphy, Marilyn Stupca, Teresa Dolan. CITY DRUG STORE KANA BEALL BUILDING McLAEN MOTOR SUPPLY BIRCH STREET GROCERY SOPHOMORES VICE-PRESIDENT:. . Eileen Shea SECRETARY:. . .Kathy Blodnick PRESIDENT:. . . Don Finnegan TREASURER: . . Jack Obenveiser I The Pepsi generation. Brenda Link, Kathy Verlanic, Charlene Keenan, Peggy Bilodeau. It's nice to make something besides books out of paper. Joe Staudohar, Susan Capps, Ray Beausoleil, Joe Bellandi. Gentlemen before ladies? Dodge Leary, Ruth Kriskovich, Rita LaLonde. HOYAL’S JEWELRY C. PENNEY COMPANY FULLER PAINT DAVIS JEWELERS ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS MAC'S Serving time in the pit. Bob Baker, Mike Sweeny, Tom Mclsaac, Frank Callan, Mike Reardon. Walk slowly. It isn't one o'clock yet. Gordon Oderman, Bill Lindquist, Linda Schimming, Marijean Vanisko, Ginny Duff, Ellen Piotrowski, Maureen May, Mike Gransberry. Ending football season officially. Mike Ohman, Joe Pipinich, Kerry Petronik, Jim Meredith. After much hard work? Kathy McGuire, Connie Haffey, Loretta Savage. Comparing back issues of the Rocka- lite. Joe Ferguson, Joe Edwards, Loni Duff, Franny Dolan. Do you get it now, Jack? Karen Waymire, Mary Ellen Hagan, Kathy Driscoll, Kathy Blodnick, Jack Oberweiser. Abierto sus libros por favor. Marion Stergar, Chris Meehan, Susan Shafford, Mary Kay Micheletti, Ed Quane. Time flies during a speed test. Betty Carol King, Ann Marie Guiberson, Teresa Smith, Sheila McMahon, Mary Helen Drescher. Sing along with Nancy! Pat Meehan, Nancy Perna, Patsy Mulvey, Linda Miller, Pat Monahan, Agnes Thompson. Don't drink it dry. Frank Dudas, Dave Beatty, Eileen Shea. 44 It's a bird. . It's a plane. . It's both. Marie Sullivan, Dennis Ryan, Marsha Stephan, Virgil Sturm, Willa Smith. The wonders of science. Janet Fischer, Diane Blotkamp, John Molendyke, Maureen McNelis, Bob Hogan. Congratulations, Mr. President. Mary Bridget Baumgardner, Johedda Sovereign, Marilyn Verlanic, Don Finnegan. Cleaning the gym after a successful Gridiron. Karan McKay, Sheila McNellis, Jack Louney, Patsy Tracy, Mary Ann Turtle. FRESHMEN ' ' :' : : 1 : . ' ’ H : ;- I i’ l : 1 ) --;. ! , But this shoe doesn't match. Anne Marie Menicucci, David Jovick, Steve Lane, Rosie Bartholomew, Charlie Strong. Patiently awaiting the first chartered bus. Joe Gorshe, Mario Ramirez, Ruth McCarvel, Larry Smith, Kathy Hansen, Linda Sturm, Johnny Ruane. We've been waiting for this all day. Joan Larson, Margie Clark, Sandy Barclay, Marianne Dow- da 11, Janey Ferguson, Lynette Miller, Bonnie Reardon, Kurt Ruckwardt, Emmett Dolan. Freshmen anxiously await a first glimpse of the teacher. Pat Haffey, Betty Storey, Jackie Larson, Ray Nelson, Mike Jacques, Kieran Kratz, Bob Beausoleil, Tim Flynn. Hup two, three, four, down the stairs and out the door. Robert Bellandi, Joy Dahl, Bob Daniels, Terrie Shaffer, Kathy McCormick, Mike Blotkamp. At least wait until they cool off. Brenda Meredith, Leanne Devine, and Peggy Crncevich, Bruce Miller, Richard Mullen. CONGRATULATIONS FROM A FRIEND GOLDEN WEST DAIRY ANACONDA DRUG STORE MARIE'S DRESS SHOP COLDWATER'S Cheer up! It's Friday. Laura La Salle, Chris Juring, Bernard McCarthy, Bruce Sanders, Willene Morley, Ed Niland, and Dave Kloker, Tony Puccinelli. Shall we take the books home or not? Three more years. . .we'd better take them home! Judy Glen, Dean Leary, John Lescantz, Madilon Lubke. A visit to the chapel during retreat. Mary Jo.Greany, Kathy Conion, Paulette Sincheck, Christie Permoda. 52 Remember, no chevrons for cheaters! Patsy Lee, Benetta Haldane, Leslie McLean, Marilou Smith, Edith Agostenelli. The difference between a Senior and a Freshman is.. .Gene O'Donnell, Jack Earhart, and Danny Michels, Mike Vollmer, and Bob Meredith. Cleaning up after the GAC Banquet. Oh! Freshmen do all the dirty work! Cheryl Finnegan, Mary Jo McKittrick, Janet Sturm, Karlene Stringer, Judy Loshesky. Let’s do it right this time. Fred Vanisko, Bob Smollack, Kathy Daly, Peggy Prender- gast, Johnny Munson, Jack Helspar, John Kovacich. You'll have to do better than that to make the play. Don Davis, Dave Hess, Eileen Murphy, John Kovacich, Mary Theresa Gates. Do the Egyptian pyramids of the Nile compare to this? BOTTOM ROW: Frank Palakovich, Dan Walsh, Ricky Lussy, Tim Miller, MIDDLE ROW: John Hogenson, Wally Mehrens, Steve Pinkham, Mike Kovacich, Martin Beatty. TOP ROW: Robert McKay, Dale Johnson. Who can tell what’s in the bag on Blue and Gold day? Helen Friez, Carol Hosking, Mike Walker, Jim Rivers. BARRY INSURANCE BRINTON'S DRESS SHOP AL and ORINO'S TEXACO SERVICE BILL'S NEWSSTAND MURPHY PAINT and GLASS STORE Mirror, Mirror on the wall. On Blue and Gold day they're on the ball. Patricia McNally, Peggy Browning, Garnet Beards- lee, Tony Softich. ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES That was the team that was! FRONT ROW: J. Connor, E. Barich, J. Softich, T. Quane, R. Haffey, W. Kloker, T. Casey, L. Dillon, W. Podobnik. BACK ROW: G. Skakles, H. Verlanic, K. Sullivan, B. Matosich. Line Coach Mr. O'Neill. That's the way to use your head, Bob! Are they really that big? Ray Haffey, Tim Quane, Bill Kloker. The Varsity: BACK-UNE: Coach Mr. O'Neill, H. Verlanic, B. Podobonik, L. Dillon, P. Dowdall, T. Callan, T. Kosena, M. Vollmer, K. Sullivan, J. Donegan, L. Jacobson, Coach Mr. Oberweiser; MIDDLE ROW: D. Guiberson, B. Matosich, J. Softich, E. Barich, T. Casey, T. Reardon, J. Connor, B. Kloker, B. Baker, G. Martin, J. Pipinich. FRONT ROW: Manager D. Beatty, R. Haffey, G. Skakles, T. Quane, B. Matosich, T. Lovell, R. Haffey, P. Schulte, T. Gallagher, B. Rowe, and Manager P. Tracy. 59 Ends. Bill Podobnik, Jack Connor. Oops! KERN’S GROCERY JEANNETTE'S COPPER CLUB BEN H. GOODMAN INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE CENTRAL MOTORS GMC SALES AND MOTORS 60 Captain of the football team Tim Quane and members of the All-Star Conference Team: Bob Matosich, Tim Casey, Harold Verlanic. B. Squad , FRONT ROW: M. Ramirez, D. McCarthy, M. Corrigan, D. Kloker, M. Tracy, D. Davis, E. Niland. MIDDLE ROW: P. Tracy, E. Quane, M. Sweeney, B. Lovell, D. Finnegan, B. Rowe, J. Lowney D. Beatty, Mgr. BACK ROW: Bob Hogan. 61 FRONT ROW: Tom McGuire, Tom Callan, Mike Vollmer, Bob Meredith, Jim Long, Don Phillip. Manager: Gordon Odermann. BACK ROW: Manager: Jim McDonald; Tom Lovell, Bill Matosich, Harry Verlanic, Pat Dowdall, Jim Vaughn, Coach Tracy Walsh. NOT PICTURED: Players George Martin and Bob Matosich. VARSITY BASKETBALL: 1964-1965 Saints Opponents Saints Opponents 52 Hamilton 50 63 Butte Central 75 45 Dillon 39 66 Missoula Hellgate 73 39 Anaconda High 41 45 Deer Lodge 34 77 Missoula Hellgate 79 54 Dillon 45 39 Butte Central 51 50 Libby 63 52 Helena Public 47 61 Kalispell 54 54 Helena Public 66 72 Deer Lodge 59 41 Billings Central 61 63 Helena Cathedral 53 55 Kalispell 38 63 Helena Cathedral 49 55 Libby 52 47 Hamilton 57 62 B SQUAD: FRONT ROW: Joe Ferguson, Ben Lovell, Dave Beatty, Jack Lowney, Don Finnegan, Ed Quane. BACK ROW: Manager: Dodge Leary; Kerry Petronek, Micky Ohman, Mike Sweeney, Jim Schimming, Jack Molendyke; Manager: Jack Oberweiser. NOT PICTURED: Coach Bob O'Neill. FRESHMEN. FRONT ROW: Manager: Ed Niland; Tony Puccinelli, Dave Hess, Tim Miller, Dan Walsh, Dan McCarthy, Don Davis. BACK ROW: Coach Frank Moreni; Mario Ramirez, Mick Corrigan, Mick Jacques, Dave Kloker, Dean Leary, Frank Palakovich. 63 Tom McGuire ANCILLA CLUB The ladies meet on Blue and Gold Day. Bill Podobnik, Tim Casey, John Murphy. Bob Meredith Don Phillip Tip it in S aints! Mike Vollmer The crucial basket during the Hamilton- Anaconda Central game. ANCILLA CLUB Teresa Dolan Sheila McNelis OUR CHEERLEADERS S P E L L S-P-l-R-l-T Ruth Stergar Cheerqueen Mary Pat Lakel Mary Fran Hedge 66 You'll have to grow a little more, Pete! P. Dowdall, J. Meredith, J. Lowney, M. Ohm an. ANACONDA DENTISTS JACKSON STUDIO DOCTORS TROBOUGH - DONICH - CALLAN Now lift up your other foot! B. Matosich, G. Martin, R. Alonzo, B. Meredith, D. Beatty, D. Finnegan, K. Petronek. Let's break a record this year. Mr. Oberweiser, P. Tracy, J. Oberweiser, J. Connor, E. Galle, J. Connor, P. Davis. Talking over prospects for the track meet. T. McKay, T. Casey, B. Rowe, K. Sullivan, T. Kosena, L. Verlanic, M. Vollmer. A journey through old Rockalites proves amusing as well as helpful! Sherry Pipinich, Kathy Meehan, Judy Spanbauer, Mary Kay Pipinich, Gayle Keenan. ACCH Write-ups aren't as easy as we thought! Jo Ellen Conwell, Linda Dunne, Bobbie Tracy, Linda Rasor, Terry Trobough. ORGANIZATIONS A final check before the deadline! Mary Claire Haffey, Ruth Stergar, Rosie Cotone, Marion Tobin, Sheila Cadwell, Mary Pat McNelis. SOFTY'S IGA THRIFTY DRUG STORE FINNEGAN CO. FUNERAL HOME Mistakes on these write-ups are not allowed! Toni Francisco, Jackie McGuire, Kathy Callan, Margie Shea, Marilyn Stupca. Eileen Storey Editor It takes a steady hand to draw these railroad tracks! Janice Rieves, Susan Munson, Bartley McGreevey, Marilee Moe, Margie Calnan was absent when picture was taken. SCAC Panel 1964. Terry Callan, Tom Jovick, Diana Fleming, Sister Battista, Sister Moneta, Chris McCormick, Joe Beausoleil. “CANDYLAND” G.A.C. DANCE Decorations for the G. A. C. dance are almost complete. G. A.C. officers: Treasurer: Mary Pat McNelis; Secretary: Ellen McCarthy; Vice- President; Marianne Blod- nik; President: Carol Ferguson. ANACONDA COMPANY Let's begin planning for the G.A.C. banquet. Homeroom Representatives: Rosie Cotone, Ellen Tracy, Kathy Meehan, Jo Ellen Conwell. Collecting G. A. C. points isn't always easy! Home Room Representatives: Carol Lester, Ginnie Duff, Karen Stinger, Chris McCormick, Nancy Pema, Kathy Verlanic, and Mary Konrad. Have you asked anyone to the Rose Festival? Home Room Representatives: Willene Morley, Mary Lou Smith, Judy Glenn, Rosemary Bartholomew. A field day in the Biology Lab. Frank Dudas, Gayle Keenan, Joan Larson, Mary Francis Hedge, Laszlo Dudas, Jim Herbolich. ANACONDA AUTO DEALERS ANACONDA MOTOR COMPANY ANACONDA CHRYSLER CENTER DEE MOTOR COMPANY E1LERAAS BUICK COMPANY THOMPSON RAMBLER YOUNG MOTOR COMPANY ANACONDA OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATION HOTEL MARCUS DALY Future scientists examine new equipment. President: Mike Stokan, Vice- President: Terry Trobough, Secretary-Treasurer: Christine McCormick, Susan Cappa, Edith Agostinelli. Sodality members show the true Christmas Spirit. Dodge Leary, Diane Blotkamp, Kathy Mee- han, Sylvia Shaffer, Secretary: Diana Fleming; President: Joseph Beausoleil; Vice-President; Larry Dillon; Mike Reardon. Student Council Officers lead prayers around the Advent Wreath. President: Terrance Callan, Vice-President: Timothy Casey; Secretary: Mary' Claire Haffey; Treasurer; Roberta Tracy. BUTTREY'S SUPER STORE DALY BANK and TRUST ANACONDA SERVICE STATION A helpful suggestion from a student council representative. Representatives: P. Haffey, M. Walker, R. Haffey, M. Ohman, J. Lowney, J. Mennicucci, M. Sullivan, M. Dowdall, M. Stupea, R. Bartholomew, P. Davis, B. Podobnik, J. Connor, M. Munson, L. Devine, T. Callan, D. Leary. The girls behind your book reports. Caryn Waymire, Diane Blotkamp, Kathy Hansen, Madilon Lubke. Starlites. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Spanbauer, Marianne Blodnick, Cecilia Farnsworth, Carole Kalsco, Peggy Ryan, Kitty Young, Ruth Stergar. MIDDLE ROW: Marguerite Sestrich, Mary Jo Sturm, Rosie Kloker, Marion Tobin, Jackie McGuire, Barbara Lester, Michele McKeno, Mary Claire Haffey. TOP ROW: Marilee Moe, Lynn Brown- ing, Roberta Rivers. NOT PICTURED: Rosie Cotone, Joann Kregosky. Mutual Admiration Society. Sheila Cad- well, Central's Future Homemaker and Mary Jo Sturm, March of Dimes Queen. Les Chanteuses. Antoinette Joy, Christine McCormick, Linda Rasor, Sylvia Shaffer, Mary Francis Hedge, Kathy Keenan, Mary Pat Daly. MIDDLE ROW: Roberta McNellis, Marita Laughlin, Nancy Ferguson, Patsy Beausoleil. TOP ROW: Kathy Callan, Marilyn Stupe a, Eileen Dorsey, Judy Thormahlen. Swabbing the decks, Jack Earhart, Larry Puccinelli, Mike Cadwell. Teresa Dolan gives service with a smile. Jim Gardiner, Tom Hedge, Paul Davis get advice from Mrs. Hogan. Peggy Huestis and Kathy Kriskovich prepare for Friday Mass. BERTHA KOMADINA GROCERY BEALL BUILDING CENTER ANACONDA INSURANCE NORGE VILLAGE CITY EMPLOYEES CAST: Tully Bascom... T. Jovick; Americans. .. C. Haffey, P. Haffey, L. Devine, M. Skakles; Ann... K. Callan; Count Mountjoy.. .L. Lussy; David Benter. .. J. Connor; Page... P. Cmcevich; Gloriana. .. L. Rasor; Norma. .. G. Keenan; Helen. . . E. Storey; Mr. Beston.. . M. Munson; Miss Johnson. .. D. Felming; Students... S. Cadwell, D. Bar- clay, J. Murphy; Professor Kokintz. . .F. Dudas; Mrs. Reiner.. . M. K. Pipinich; General Snippet. . .E. Nelson; Wac Jill.. .J. Conwell; Wac Debbie.. ,M. F. Hedge; President of the U. S.... T. Trobough; Tom Mulligan... T. Gallagher; Soldiers. .. M. Gransbery, J. Herbolich, M. Reardon, D. Ryan; Will Tatum... L. Dillon; Miss Wilkins... M. Tobin; Mrs. Bascom... R. Tracy; Announcer.. . L. Dudas. SENIOR CLASS ST. PETER HOME AND SCHOOL MARION'S SCHOOL OF DANCE Mrs. Reiner G Wacs Barbara Lester models the coat which won her first place in the district Make It With Wool contest. Terry Callan, Ruth Ann Stergar, Mike Vollmer, Jim Mclsaac, Gayle Keenan and Tim Casey Represented Anaconda Central at Boy's and Girl's State. Terry Callan, National Merit semifinalist: 1964- 1965. t j t t 1 1 e •-L Mary Agnes Carraher has been named Montana All Around Cow Girl Barrel Racing Champion. UNITED STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA DR. FRED E. COMSTOCK BILL'S DRIVE IN MONAHAN'S STAR CLEANERS COPPER CITY BOWL A WORD OF THANKS The ROCKALITE staff wishes to thank all those who have contributed to the publication of the ROCKALITE: Father McCoy and the faculty; the students who have given encouragement and financial support - especially homeroom 100 which sold most of its quota of patrons; the students who sold ads - especially Pat Meehan; the companies, organizations and people of Anaconda who sponsored pages; the patrons listed here; Mr. Devine, to whom a special word is due for having patiently and most skillfully photographed this annual. Mrs. Carol Agostinelli V.V. VanAken Mrs. J. C. Alderdice Anaconda Florist Mrs. Gertrude Anderson Mr. Mrs. F.A. Anderson Paul Anderson Elisci. T.Andreoli Mr. Mrs. Gayle Applegate Mary Denise Astle Mr. Mrs. Art Baker Mr. G Mrs. John Barich Mr. Mrs. T. T. Barry Arthur Baumgardner Mr. Howard Beardslee Mr. Mrs. John Beatty Father M.M. Beatty Mr. Mrs. Walter Beatty Mrs. Sam Beausoleil Mrs. Margaret Beausoleil Mr. Mrs. John Bennett Mrs. Erma Bennett Mr. Mrs. Leo Berry Mr. G Mrs. Albert Bilodeau Mrs. Aoalon Bilquist Mr. Mrs. Alphonse Bilodeau Mrs. Laurent Bilodeau Florence Bish Mr. Mrs. Fred Blodnick Family Mr. Frank Blaskovich Mr. Mrs. Vincent Blodnick Robert Blotkamp Mr. Mrs. Joe Boikovatz Eugene Boyce Briton's Shop Mr. Mrs. Jess Brazill Mr. Mrs. Robert Brunell Mr. G Mrs. E. Buethner Mr. Mrs. Clayton Burt Miss Ethel Cadwell Mr. Mrs. J. T. Cadwell Mrs. D. J. Callan Mrs. S. D. Callan Mr. Mrs. Elmer Carasone Mr. G Mrs. Jack Carroke Mr. G Mrs. D. F. Casey Tim Casey Mr. Owen Ann Caulfield Mr. G Mrs. Terrence Caulfield Christine's Comer Mike Colnor Mr. G Mrs. John Conlon Miss Connors John Connor Sr. Mrs. John Connor Regina Connor Ruth Connor Continental Minerals Mr. G Mrs. J. J. Conwell Copper Club Jeanette Corcoran J o Ann Corcoran Mr. Mrs. Nick Cotone Grace Coursey Mr. Mrs. Cmevich Mr. Mrs. Thomas Cmich Family Culligan Soft Water Elizabeth Daly Mrs. Marko Danicich Mr. Mrs. Elzie David Mr. Mrs. Warren Davis Mr. Mrs. Fred Dayton Mrs. Martin Dee Mr. Mrs. B. E. Devine Family Mr. Mrs. John Dillon Mr. Mrs. Frank Dorlaque Mr. Mrs. James Doughery Joseph T. Dowdall Mr. Mrs. John Dowdall Mr. Mrs. T. F. Driscoll Mr. Mrs. B. H. Duff Mr. G Mrs. Pat Dunne Pat Dunne Margaret Durkin Mr. Mrs. Don Earhart Kay Early Mr. Mrs. Earl Eccleston Mr. G Mrs. Robert Farnsworth Mrs. Mary Ferguson Mr. Mrs. Peter J. Finnegan Mr. G Mrs. John Fisher Mr. Mrs. Frank Feldman Mr. Mrs. Raymond Fleming Mr. G Mrs. A.W. Francisco Mr. Mrs. John A. Francisco Mrs. G Mrs. Mrs. A Friend Mr. Mrs. Anna Fugina Ann Furshong Mr. Mrs. Ray Futhmyre Gambles Mr. G Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Jr. Gildea Gallagher Miss Kay Gallagher Mr. G Mrs. C. O. Galle Father Raymond Gilmore Mr. Mrs. Joseph Glenn Joe Gorshe Mrs. Amelia Grachan Martin Friez W. Gallagher W. E. Gallagher, Dr. Mrs. Bryon J. Greany Don Guiberson Mr. Mrs. F. E. Guiberson Joseph Guiberson Mrs. Clara Haffey Mr. Patrick Haffey Mr. Mrs. Joseph Haffey Dan Haffey Mrs. Hacalkins Ron Haffey Mr. Harry Hamill Mrs. Joe Hannon Mr. G Mrs. James Hareland Greg Mrs. Mary Harrington Mr. Mrs. Jack Harrity Mr. G Mrs. Hugh Haugkian Julia Hayes Bud Hayes Dick Heaney Mr. G Mrs. Wm. Hekkel Mr. G Mrs. Raymond Hess Frank Hoenstine Mr. Mrs. John Hogan Mr. Mrs. Adam Holzer Father Edward Huestis Mr. Mrs. Edward Huestis, Jr- Art Huot Mr. Mrs. Art Hunthausen Anne Jackicich Jenny Jackicich Mr. G Mrs. Elmer Johnson Mr. Mrs. Don Johnson Mr. G Mrs. Jacob Jovick Catherine Joy Mr. Mrs. Tony Joy John Justini Mr. G Mrs. T. C. Keenan Mr. G Mrs. John Kelly Mr. Mrs. R. A. Kelly Sr. Mr. Mrs. Donald Kelly Mr. Mrs. T.J. Kenny George Kerigan Mr. Mrs. Charles J. King Mr. Mrs. Walter Kloker Mr. Mrs. J. B. C. Knight Knight's Music Studio Mr. Mrs. John Konrad John Karl Konrad Mr. Mrs. A1 Kosena Joe Kovacich Mary Ann Kovacich Alyce D. Kretzer Mr. Mrs. Anthony Kriskovich Mr. Mrs. John J. Kriskovich 79 Mr. Mrs. Louie Kriskovich Rosalie Kathy Kriskovich Mr. G Mrs. Kuffner Mr. Mrs. Charles Kuney Mr. G Mrs. J. W. Lalonde Mr. Mrs. Ray Lappin Ray Laslovich Victoria Laiming Ellen Larson Mr. Mrs. Jack Larson Mr. Mrs. Nick Laslovich Mr. G Mrs. Edward W. Laughlin J. A. La Vallee Mr. Mrs. William Leary Mary Lee Mr. G Mrs. Robert Lemelin Mr. Mrs. A. A. Longfellow Mrs. Frances Long Jeanne Lowney Mr. G Mrs. James Lowney Jo Ann Lorello Marian and Honore Lorello A. J. Lubke Mr. G Mrs. Fred Lubke Irene Lubke Ruth M. Lubke Mac Intyres' Inc. Hugh Maguire Mr. G Mrs. William Malone Mr. Mrs. K. T. Marchion Mrs. Sue Martinson Marion's Texaco Marie's Shop Mrs. Gertrude Martin Mr. Mrs. W.D. Martin Bernard J. May Mr. G Mrs. Martin J. May Mr. G Mrs. John Matosich Patricia Ann McAndrews Mr. G Mrs. Wayne McAndrews Carol McCarthy Mr. G Mrs. Charles McCarthy and Family Mr. G Mrs. Gerald McCarthy Mr. G Mrs. Robert McCarthy Mr. Mrs. Fred McCarvel Mr. G Mrs. Rod McCarvel Mr. Holace McCrea Mrs. E.F. McCormick Mr. Mrs. Clyde McCormick Father John J. McCoy Mr. Mrs. P. J. McGreevey Mr. G Mrs. Alonzo McGuire Kathleen McGuire Mr. G Mrs. John McGuire Jim Mrs. Van McGuire Mr. Mrs. Hector Mclsaac Tom Mclsaac Mr. Mrs. Luke McKeon Mr. Mrs. Michael McKeon Frances A. McMahon Clarabeth McNelis Mr. Mrs. Mike McNelis Mr. G Mrs. Thomas McNellis Mr. G Mrs. Robert A. Mehrens Mr. Mrs. Pat Meehan Mrs. Isabel Metheng Mr. Mrs. Fred Mesenko Mr. Mrs. J. Micheletti Mr. G Mrs. Joe Micheletti Jr. Mr. G Mrs. Joseph P. Miller Mr. Mrs. Joseph Moreni Bruce Munson Mrs. Pauline Munson Mrs. Ann Murphy Mrs. Bernadine Murphy Eileen C. Murphy Mr. Mrs. J. H. Murphy Mr. Mrs. H. P. Murphy Patrick X. Murphy Mr. Mrs. Walter Nelson Leahcim Nosrebiug Danny Oberweiser Tommy Oberweisr Mr. Mrs. Richard Odermann Pat O'Donnell, Jr. Ohman Disposal Mrs. Geraldine O'Neill Mr. Robert O'Neill Mr. G Mrs. William Opie Patsy's Beauty Shop Patty Pahut Ed Palakovich Mr. Mrs. Palakovich Mr. G Mrs. Tom Pavlick Mr. G Mrs. John Pelligrini Mrs. Steve Percin Mrs. Blanche Permoda Don Phillip Mr. G Mrs. John Phillip Mr. Mrs. Tony Phillip Plumbs Furniture Mr. Mrs. William Podobnik Agnes Pendergast Mr. Mrs. Ed Proxell Mr. G Mrs. Frank Puccinelli Mr. G Mrs. Reno Puccinelli Mr. G Mrs. Reno Puccinelli, Jr. Dairy Queen Wm. A. Rasor Eve Rasor Mr. Mrs. Floyd A. Reardon Ruth Reardon Mr. G Mrs. Patrick Ridge Mr. Mrs. James Rivers Mr. G Mrs. John Roche Patricia Roe Rosenburgs Mr. G Mrs. Robert Rowe Dorothy Ruane Mr. Mrs. Kurt Ruckwardt Mr. J.F. Russell Mr. Mrs. Robert Rutherford Mr. Mrs. John Ryan Mr. G Mrs. Thomas Ryan Bruce Sanders Marilyn Santini Frank J. Savage Ted Rose Sawyer Mr. G Mrs. Patrick Scalise Mr. G Mrs. Richard Schultz Mrs. Ruby J. Sestrich Mr. G Mrs. Orren Shaffer John J. Shea Margaret M. Shea Mary H. C. Shea Margaret M. Shea Mrs. Mary Shea and Family Mr. Mrs. William Shea Mr. G Mrs. J. J. Sisich Mrs. Dorothy Sisich and Betty Frank Sladich Mr. Mrs. Joseph Sladich Mr. Mrs. John Sladich Mr. G Mrs. Nick Sladich Mr. G Mrs. Ed Spanbauer Babe Spicker Mrs. Tony Softich Mrs. Walter Softich Mr. G Mrs. Joe Sovereign Father J. Stanaway Father William Stanaway Mr. G Mrs. George J. Stepan Ann Marie Stergar Mr. Mrs. Henry Stinger Mrs. Carmelita Stokan Teresa Stokan Mr. Mrs. John Storey Mr. Mrs. Mark Stredwick Dorothy Strom Mr. Mrs. Charles Strong Mr. Mrs. John Stupca Mr. Mrs. Alvin Sturm Mr. G Mrs. Louis Sturm Louis Sturm Family Mr. Mrs. Jim Sullivan James J. Sullivan Mr. Mrs. John Sullivan Lorraine Sullivan Mr. G Mrs. M. F. Sullivan Mr. G Mrs. Robert Sullivan Mr. Mr. Peter Sweedest Sylvia's Beauty Shop Mr. Mrs. Harold Spelman Mr. G Mrs. Harold Swanson Mrs. Delia Sweeny Mr. G Mrs. Walter T. Sweeny Mr. Mrs. Tracy Mr. Mrs. Joseph H. Turtle Mr. Mrs. Gene Thomson Dr. Mrs. G. E. Trobough Mr. Mrs. John Tobin Mr. Mrs. George Tonkovich Mr. Mrs. Fred Vanisko Mr. Mrs. Elmo Vanisko Mr. Mrs. Jack F. Vanisko Mr. Mrs. Martin Vaughn Mr. Pat Vaughn Mr. G Mrs. Leo Verlanic Mr. G Mrs. Alex Verlanic Mr. G Mrs. Deno Valentini Mr. Mrs. Martin J. Vollmer Mr. G Mrs. John J. Walsh Mr. Mrs. Edward Walsh Mike Walker Mr. Mrs. Blaine Walker Mr. Mrs. Harvey Williams Mrs. Pete Walner -w nttfm wwjjcl ftnft •chw MQ qfViyi qfl WjVnQQ jQ