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

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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.

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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.

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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