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

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Underclassmen

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Senior Prophecy BETTY JO ALLEN: Bookkeeper for the “New York Life.” JOHN CARROLL: Chief garbage collector (10c a can). GEORGE CLEMOW: Training his horses to brand cattle so he won’t have to get out of bed. BILL CONOVER: Head of the Wool Grow- ers of Cuba. JOHN CONOVER: Unearthed a 26 Kt. gold mine in Sheep Canyon. JERRY ELSE: Manager of the automobile association of the Big Hole Basin. WALT FEATHERLY: Playing his sax at Philadelphia Philharmonic Symphony in front of the building for handouts. MILDRED FLICKINGER: Modeling latest styles for Atomic Atom Fashions. BOBBIE JEANNE GIUDICI (SCOTT): Manager of the Scott Junior Baseball Team. RAY GIUDICI: Teaching the drivers train- ing class of B.C.H.S. how to drive the new Jet 57’s. JOHN GRUBBS: Foreman in a cabinet fac- tory in Detroit, Michigan. PEGGY HARBALL: Seven-star General of the AIR-WICKS. DAN HAWKINS: Professor Daniel Ballou Hawkins of the University of Armstead. JANET HENEBERRY: Editor of the “New York Times.” ALICE HREN: Star in the Ice Follies in Sweden. MARTIN JACKSON: Discovered a new chemical process to make diamonds out of tin cans. LESTER JONES: Fred Astaire of 1971. RONNIE KENISON: President of the Y.W.C.A. BRUCE LLOYD: Toscanini of 1971. JIM MARTINELL: “Hot Lips Marty,” trombone soloist for Tommy Dorsey. DONALD PETERSON: Greatest sports writer in the United States. BETTY PIAZZOLA: Hair dresser for M.G.M. BETTY REBICH: Artist for Walt Disney’s motion pictures. DIXY REDD: Salesman for the Ford Com- pany in Detroit. DONALD RICHARDSON: Star of Broad- way, latest production—“South Atlantic.” BOB ROUSE: Living solely on bananas since becoming owner of a two-acre banana plan- tation. ELSITA ROUSE: Airline hostess from Alaska to Nicaragua. PAT RYAN: Ping-pong champ of the world. EMILIA SALVO: Owner of her own bakery in Florida. JOE SALVO: Teaching Ag. at B.C.H.S. PAT SANDERFORD: Secretary to Presi- dent Kenison, 1971. MILDRED SCHMITT: Foreman of the Hawkins Dairy Ranch. JOY SIMPSON: Head of “Star Women’s Bowling League,” in San Francisco. JOANNE SMITH: Singing with “Hot Lips Marty’s” dance orchestra. DAVID SORENSON: Hiring Don Peterson to do exclusive sports stories for his paper. SALLY STAMM: Recent owner of the “Hope” diamond. DOYLE STOCKS: “Cattle King” of the Big Hole Valley. EDMOND THOMPSON: Owner of Mon- sieur Brote’s Toni Shoppe. ROSE MARY TYRO: Staging a filibuster in Congress. FLOYD VANDERGRIFT: Playing pro tid- dley winks while resting up from his pro ping-pong season. DONALD VERBANCE: The Great Gilder- sleeve of 1971. LA VERNE WALDEMAR: Head majorette for the Yale Marching Band. PAT WALKER: Supervising John Helmings telephone companay. MARK WALTERS: Barney Oldfield of 1971. MAISY WENGER: Head librarian in the library of Congress. PEGGY WENGER: Writing bloody de- tective stories, “The Headless Woman On Wheels.” JOE WHITE: Playing professional basket- ball for the House of David. 24

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Junior Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Allen, yell leader; Barclay Schulz, treasurer; Louise Piazzola, secretary; Nancy- ann Petersen, president; Jim Richardson, vicepresi dent. 26