Beaverhead County High School - Beaver Yearbook (Dillon, MT)

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c« U 1 o c o u w QJ S o X Mrs. Barnes All of the Economics classes were exciting from a mar- riage in Marriage and Family Relations to Individual Living for boys. This was a big year for the boys. At first many took the classes just for credits, but after they were through (and after a few pricked thumbs and hurt egos) they had had fun and learned something in the process. . Bryan Devlin and Terri Howery taste the delicious cake from their wedding in Marriage and Family Relations. 2. The mock ceremony is finalized with a kiss exchanged by Terri Howery and Bryan Devlin. 3. Alan Hilton listens while Shawn Ori explains the importance of a straight seam. 4. After putting on the final touches Gaylecn Merry goes to Mrs. Barnes for approval. 5. Taking her eyes away for just a moment could be disastcrous for Cindy Rebish. 6. Bill Christensen typifies the modern man with household skills.

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The Driver’s Education program of BCHS has come a long way. Cars have improved and so have the teachers. It takes an extremely pa- tient teacher to teach this class be- cause there are some people that must be taught to drive; it doesn’t come naturally. Although the car has never been wrecked it has only been there a year. The students, the teacher and the car contribute to a smooth driving class. 6. Chris Miller and Paula Kolar are two of the many backseat drivers. 7. “You're in for a big surprise when I'm behind the wheel, says Robin Lake. 8. The “famed Driver's Ed. car! 9. “Oh shucks,” says Shel- ly Rankin and Colleen Winden as they look in the trunk and find nothing. 10. Laura Schiopcn tries a new method of driving called looking backwards and no hands. Drivers Education 21

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7. Garry Link finds that welding means getting in some awkward positions. 8. Filing things in Vo-Ag happens to be one of Ken Bujok's talents. 9. Welding skills are being shown here by Tom Atkins. 10. Cutting with an acetlyene torch needs the effort of Cory Hennson and Ken Bujok. II. Scott Shafer gets the feel of the motor with his eyes closed. Vo-Ag, taught by Mr. Krause, is the promotion of agriculture. This class consisted of four areas: Leadership, Agriculture Production, Supervised Exper- ience, and Program and Agri- cultural Business. Welding is also taught by Mr. Krause. Last year an old truck was giv- en to the classes to overhaul. The “Diamond T” is now run- ning as good as new. Vo-Ag 23