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

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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.

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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

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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.