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

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Wranglers (From left to riffht, first row): Glen Hayden, Bob Davis, Robert Banks, Delores Davis, Beverly Tucker, Tanya Johnson. Henry Rich- . , ardson, John Banner; (second row): Katherine Jakovac, Mary Beth Smith, Kay Whitworth, Caroline Curry. Dolores White, Peggy Lovell, Betty Lou Lugar, Virginia Giansbury, Patricia Myers; (third row): Darlene Stefanatz, Ann Carroll, Irene Hill Frances Giudici, Harriet Lugar, Janet Bridenstine, Beryl Carroll, Adele Brinton, Barbara Scott, John Peterson; (fourth row): Ruby Gray, Mary Ann White, Bonnie Martin, Carmen Roland, Cleo McLaren. Joanne Renz, Gayla Ross, Miss Virginia Irvine, sponsor; (fifth row): Lloyd Richard- son, Bruce Knox, Bob Rutledge, Donald Jones, Mardell Bear, Rosie Zugel, Betty Burrell, Hazel Hutchins, Lela Ries, Bill Hillstead, James Munday, Mr. Bierrum. sponsor; (sixth row): Walter Swetich, Lester Sage, Bill Brown, James Burt, Robert Essex, Clyde McLaren, Raymond Simon, Jimmy Johnson, Marion Camp, and Chester Downing. Fearful and trembling the class of ’49 entered Beaverhead County High School on September 4, 1945. It. was the largest class to enroll in B.C.H.S. for several years, having sixty-four members. Offi- cers elected were: president, Robert Banks; vice- president, Chester Downing; secretary, Mary Ann White; treasurer, Mary Beth Smith; Student Council Member, Dolores Davis; Hi Spot representatives, Kay Whitworth, Clara Nelson; yell leader, Bob Rut- ledge. The freshmen were the first to win the assembly cheering contest cup. Bob Banks, Dueard Banning, and Donald Jones made the Beaver second team in football. The class of ’49 entered their sophomore year a little more bravely. Denton Hughes was elected president; Glen Hayden, vice-president; Tanya John- son, Secretary; Henry Richardson, treasurer; and Beverly Tucker, cheer leader. Robert Banks and Delores Davis were elected to the Student Council and also as Hi Spot representatives. The sophomores sponsored a dance in October when they raffled the sheep “Cuddles.” They also sponsored a basket social to help finance the new Hi Spot. All the talent for this social was from the class. An orchestra made up of Bonnie Ann Martin, Ann Carroll, John Sanner, Marion Camp, Kay Whitworth, Delores Da- vis, and Raymond Simon furnished the music. Bev- erly Tucker and Kitty Curry sang and played some Western music. Jim Burt and Denton Hughes acted as clowns. The sophomores have been very active and have made their presence well felt in school activities.

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Frances Sims Jo ephine Salvo Joan Wenger Rodger Smith Betty Sorenson Jean Staudenmeyer Alvin Stocker Peggy Lou Sutherland Keith Trowbridge Fay Waldemar Sparky ZeBarth

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'a -ms% (From left to right, first row): Patty Hovde. Kathryn Cardinale, § f I an Scott- Marjorie Ward, Eddie Davis, John Hovren, Tabor Wyatt, Darlene Goodfellow; (second row): Bonnie Megquier, Billie Lessey, Carmen Hubbard. Kazuko Neishi, Nora Jean French, Marjoiie Lane, Virginia Eddy, Joan Skin- ner, Elizabeth Brown. Bob Hillstead. Hazel Davis, Darlene McCullam, Hildreth Hill. Pat Ryan; (third row): Barbara Hayes, Carol Alley, Helen Boka. Kenette Kenison, Mary Jo Wenger' Jo Anne Arbour, Donald Stefanatz, Archie Hayden. Mary Griffith, Frances Ryan, Robert Fitzsim- mons; (fourth row): Maxine Benson, Anna Jane Caldwell, Marilyn Morrison, Claire Blackburn, Shirley Henneberry Molly Doyle. Bill Tash, Walter Morrison. Edward Tyler, Roscoe Pilon, Dan Dinwoodie, Leroy Owen, Mrs. Claudia Faust and Mr. Fred Honeychurch. sponsors; (fifth row): Bruce Nye, James Murray. Bernard Wenger, Norma Koenig, Jack Howard. Bernard Holloran, Darwin Phillips, Frank Wilke, Raymond Hildreth. The Class of 1950 entered Beaverhead County High School on the third of September, 1946. It is a large class, having sixty-two members. Eddie Davis was elected president; Dan Scott, vice-president; Marjorie Ward, secretary and treasurer; and Sam Davis, cheer leader. Charles Hendron was elected to the Student Council. Altogether the class has been very active, having sold roses at the basketball tournament to help finance the new Recreation Cen- ter and also sponsored the Sadie Hawkins dance. April 18. Anna Jane Caldwell placed first and Dan Dinw'oodie second in the American Legion essay contest. Eddie Davis, Sam Davis, Bernard Holloran, James Murray, John Hovren, Jack Howard, and Bob Hillstead made up the freshman basketball team. The sponsors of this class are Mrs. Claudia Faust and Mr. Fred Honeychurch.