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

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PEGGY MacDONALD Girls’ P. E., Shorthand, Li- brary, Sponsor of G.A.A., Ski Club, Sophomore Class, B.A. Montana State Univer- sity. LENORE McCOLLUM Assistant Principal, Mathe- matics, Sponsor of Student Council, B.A. Montana State University, Graduate work: University of Washington, Western Montana College of Education. Faculty DON RYERSON Vocational Agriculture, Sponsor of Sophomore Class, F.F.A., B.S. Animal Industry, Agriculture Education, Mon- tana State College. MILDRED NEWELL English, Speech, B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University, M.A. Ohio Wesleyan University, Sponsor of editorial staff of Beaver, Senior Class. BEN TYVAND History, Boys’ P.E., Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach, Sponsor of “R” Club, Junior Class, B.A. University of Montana. LOU ROCHELEAU History, Boys’ P. E., Basket- ball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Sponsor of “B” Club, Junior Class, B.A. Montana State University. 11

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HELEN ANDRUS Home Economics, Sponsor of F.H.A., Junior Class, B.A. University of Montana, Graduate work: Western Montana College of Educa- tion. ALFRED GOLDE Science, Sponsor of Science Club, B.S. University of North Dakota, M. Ed. Mon- tana State University. MILDRED AVERY Commercial, Art, Sponsor of Beaver Business Staff, Quill and Scroll, Annual, B.A. In- termountain College, Gradu- ate work: University of Montana, University of Utah, Western Montana College of Education. Faculty CLARENCE J. GUMP English, Latin, Sponsor of Honor Society, Freshmen Class, Thespians, A.B. Fair- mount State College, M.A. West Virginia University. W. J. BIERRUM Assistant Principal, Social Science, Industrial Arts, Sponsor of Freshmen Class, Finance Chairman, B.S. Val- paraiso University of Indiana, Graduate work: Montana State University, Montana State College, Western Mon- tana College of Education. ALONZO H. HARTWIG Music, Sponsor of Senior Class, A. B. Kansas State Teachers' College, M.A. Col- orado State College of Edu- cation, Graduate work: Be- midji State Teachers’ Col- lege, Bemidji, Minnesota. 10

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Anyone who might come into the building be- fore school or after hours will more than likely find our two janitors diligently at work, for they work long hours in keeping the building spic and span. George (Red) Petit and Jules Wenger have been not only custodians of the school but have also been close friends to all of us. These two men have shown unselfish attitudes in their willing- ness to assist with programs and dances we have held. It takes a lot of perseverance to clean a whole building only to watch it be strewn with papers and dirt the very next day. Much credit is given to Jules and “Red” for keeping our fine school in such a perfect condition. Secretary Pert, young, fair-complexioned and efficient are words which can best describe our office secre- tary, Ann Carroll. Ann has had more than just a vocational interest in her job here, since she is a former BCHS student herself. She graduated with the class of ’49. Credit must be given to this patient, long-suffer- ing person, for she must listen to the long list of excuses, which the students dream up, and decide whether or not they deserve a permit. She must also endure the many complaints of the students and sympathize with them concern- ing their troubles. These jobs are just her minor duties as compared with acting secretary to the principal and keeping charge of the books for the various clubs and organizations. Custodians