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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1955 volume:

Foreword We, the Seniors of 1955, take great pride in presenting this annual to the students of Beaver- head County High School; for recorded here on these pages are the memories of the fun and good times we have had together. We sincerely hope that it willtake its place among your most cherished possessions, so that in future years you may glance through its pages with fond remem- brance. If learning were all we gained here at Beaver- head County High, it would make the years spent here worthwhile, but the obtaining of knowledge was only one phase of our varied and full high school life. We also treasure the hours of companionship with our friends and the warm understanding and tireless efforts of our teachers. Equally precious are the experiences we shared in learning to live and work together in the classrooms and various organizations. We shall never forget the rousing assemblies. the class yells and cheerleaders, the band and chorus activities, the class meetings and plays, and the many dances and games. There are also the memories of athletic fame, noisy study halls, and the numerous romances which have come and gone through the years. Nothing can ever dim the pride we have inour school. Beaverhead County High has always had outstanding work in music, athletics, journalism, and dramatics. In this annual we have tried to show a small part of our extra-curricular ac- tivities, class histories, and various organiza- tions. Although we may not be well remembered as the years pass by at Beaverhead County High, we will never forget our days here. May this book, which binds us all together, show to us and our school mates the true spirit of Beaver- head County High School. 2 Contents Adminstration Seniors Underclassmen Sports Music Activities Snaps Advertisements School Board Mrs. Harry Anderson Mrs. W. W. Hawkins Mr. Theo Bay Mr. C. E. Blinn Mr. E. R. Hilger Mr. Wallace Christiansen Mr. Ted Rowe 3 In Dedication 1st Row, It. to rt.: co-captains Bob Loveridge and John Nelson. 2nd Row; Don Murray, Pete Hilger, Roy Cote, Don Westad, Bob Schiopen, Dan Pendergast, Marvin Miller, Jack Zinc, Don Donavan. 3rd Row: Coach Tyvand, Manager Charles Hollensteiner, Bill Mitchell, Richard Wenger, Craig Cornell, Gene Stone, Jack Giles, Ray Hoy, Jerry Dodd, Stephen Foster, Bill Stanford, Manager Frank Williss, Coach Scott. 4th Row: Normie Wight, Tom Mitchell, Bob D’Evelyn, Harold Mugaas, Eddie Zinc, Dale Zinc, Bob Wallace, Tom Pendergast. Each year our greatest hope is to have a winning football team. Naturally, this is not always possible; however, 1954 has been a lucky year. Spurred by the enthusiastic yells of fans, the Beavers fought their way, undefeated, to victory as Montana Southwestern Division Champions, Class B. With a feeling of deep pride and ap- preciation, we hereby dedicate this 1955 Annual to our championship team, the Bea- vers. A winning team is not only made of play- ers, but it is also built on the hard work and patience of a wonderful coach. Our team has such a coach in Ben Tyvand. It is our heartfelt wish, therefore, to dedicate this Annual to a man we will al- ways remember. Coach Tyvand. 4 Administration Our Principal University of New Mexico; South Dakota School of Mines; B. S.f Nebraska State Teachers College; Yale University; M. A., Colorado State College of Education. WILLIAM BRUER DEAR SENIORS: It is with a good deal of pleasure that I present to the Seniors of 1955, this, my first yearbook message in BCHS. It is difficult for a new prin- cipal togetto know all of his students in a short time. You have made it a relatively easy task by your fine personalities. As leaders of the stu- dent body, you have made my first year a pleasant one. Your pleasant attitude and scholastic tendencies have been an excellent example for the entire school. vVe feel that BCHS has done its part in preparing you for the world ahead. We hope we have given you the 3 R's” in their entirety, and, in addition, have taught you how to get along with society. Your parents and other taxpayers of this county have financed your education. You are now on your own to face the rigors of the world. We trust that you have the necessary educational equipment. I would per sonally like to wish each one of you the best of luckinyour ventures. Please feel that BCHS is still yours and rest assured that you are always welcome to come back and see us. Your high school will con- tinue to assit you in your chosen walks of life. Best regards, BILL BRUER Principal 6 Faculty Reading left to right: Table One: Mr.Scott, Mr.Tyvand, Mr. Pannuto, Mr. Bruer. Table Two: Miss McGowan, Mr. Golde, Mr. Wheeler, Mrs. Avery, Miss Nelson. Mr. Bierrum. Mr. Posey. Table Three (back): Mr. Day, Mr. McCrea, Mr. Walton, Miss Christy, Mrs. McCollum. W. J. BIERRUM Civics; Economics; Shop; Mechanical Drawing, Drivers’ Training; B. S. Val- para iso University; Montana State Col- lege; Western Mon- tana College of Edu- cation; Sponsor of Senior Class. LENORE McCOLLUM Mathematics; B . A . Montana State Uni- versity; Montana State College; University of Washington; Bureau of University Travel; Sponsor of Junior Red Cross; Student Coun- cil; Freshman Class. ALFRED GOLDE Chemistry; Advanced Algebra; Physics; B.S. University of North Dakota; M. Ed. Mon- tana State University; Sponsor of Future Teachers of America; Sponsor of Chemo- crats. 7 Faculty NO PICTURE AVAILABLE BRUCE WHEELER English 3,4; Journal- ism; Sponsor of Beaver Editorial Staff; Spon- sor of Senior Class; B.A..M.A. Oklahoma A. M.; West Texas State College; Mon- tana State University. MILDRED AVERY Typing; Art; Sponsor of Beaver Business Staff; B.A. Inter- mountain College; Montana State Uni- versity; University of Utah; Western Mon- tana College of Edu- cation. JEANETTE CHRISTY Home Economics; B.S. Montana State College; Sponsor of F.H.A. ALLEN WALTON Vocational Agriculture; B. S. Montana State College; Sponsor of Senior Class; Sponsor of F.F.A. ROBERT POSEY Spanish; U.S. History; B.A. Montana State University; City College in San Fran- cisco, California; Sponsor of Junior Class; Sponsor of Key Club. ALFRED DAY Shorthand; Bookkeep - ing; B.A. Montana State University; M.A. University of Minnesota;Sponsor of Annual; Sponsor of Junior Class. Faculty HELEN NELSON English 2; Library; B.A. Montana State University; University of Washington; Spon- sor of Sophomore Class. HENRY PANNUTO English 1,4;B.A. Uni- versity of Colorado; M.A. University of Illinois; Sponsor of Annual; Sponsor of Thespian Society. JOHN McCREA Band; Chorus; Social Science; B. M. Montana State University; Eastmen School of Music; Sponsor of Twirlers. BEN TYVAND World History; Drivers’ Training; Physical Education; B.A. Montana State University; Assistant Basketball Coach; Track, Football Coach;Sponsor of B Club. GEORGE SCOTT Social Science; Gen- eral Mathematics; Solid Geometry; Trigonometry; Driv- ers’ Training; B.A. Montana State Uni- versity; Coach ofBas- ketball; Assistant Football Coach and Track; Sponsor of Freshman Class; Sponsor of ”B Club. 9 HELEN McGOWEN Biology; Girls' Physical Education; B.S. Montana State College; Sponsor of Pep Club; Sponsor of Ski Club; Sponsor of Cheer- leaders; Sponsor of Tumb- lers. We Seniors of 1955 would like to express here the gratitude of ourselves and the entire school for the work done by Jules Wenger, ’Red Petitt, and Mrs. Fox. It is through their constant efforts that the school runs smoothly and steadily, for their jobs play very necessary parts in the lives of all of us. These persons have displayed co-operation and willingness in doing their many and varied duties. At all times they have shown good-natured friend- liness toward us. Thus, in these few lines, we take the opportunity of saying, Thanks for the jobs well-done . 10 Seniors Reading left to right: 1st. Row: M. Sorenson, M. McLaughlin, J. McMannis, A. Klang, B. Lohr, S. Stanch- field, C. Bonneau, J. Brown, R. Kofoed, J. Clark, C. Robison. 2nd. Row; L. Crouch, Y. Smith, C. McClen- nan, A. Simpson, E. Orr, C. Fry, J. Sneed, M. Harrington, T. Jakovac, B. Peterson, E. Owen, D. Stefanatz, S. Bacon. 3rd. Row: L. Henrie, E. McFadden, M. Morrison, C. Olson, B. Conklin, S. Wallace, L. Sorenson, J. Ovitt, A. Magee, B. Hoy, B. Carlson, D. South, M. Berg. 4th. Row: D. Murray, J. Bogut, B. Loveridge.B. Pilgrim, J. Davis, J. Zinc, D. Simon, W. Klang, C. Cramer, R. Cote, C. Mockel. 5th. Row; D. Scott, E. Hilger, J. Wilke, W. Contway, D. Pendergast, R. Jensen, J. Nelson, D. Rowe, C. Murray. 6th. Row: B. Reynolds, B. Schiopen, D. Donovan, D. Conover, D. Westad, L. Christiansen, C. Hollensteiner. Class Yell sssssssssSeniorssssssssss YO TREE EM THEE YO TREE EM THEE HOBELDYSCOBLEDY BECKEDY ANN DE HOOP DE HOOP DE SHALL DE VERE DE BOOM DE BOOM DE I DE PA DE WHITACHER WHITACHER WHACK WHACK HOB SCOB BALL DE VERE HOB SCOB HOB DOB RAH SENIORS RAH 12 Class Officers PRESIDENT GEORGE SLANGER I will my position as president of the senior class to Pete Miller. ’ Transfer from Ennis 2; Uncertain Wings 3; Q 2; Chemocrats 3,4? President 4; Key Club 3,4; Sec- retary 4; Interscholastic Dramatic Meet 3; Ski Club 3,4; Beaver Busi- ness Staff 4; Beaver Editorial Staff 4; All School Play 4; Thespian 3, 4; One Act Plays 4; Pep Club 4; Vice-president Student Body 4. Vice-President BOB SCHIOPEN Shope I will the girdle in locker 49 to George Featherly. Football 3,4; Key Club 3,4; F.F.A. 1. Secretary BARBARA KING Barbs I will my love of grease paint to anyone who likes to act. Chemo- crats 3,4; Chorus 3; Ski Club 2,3, 4; Pep Club 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2; Business Staff 1,2; Ex- change 2; Editorial Staff 1,2; Ed- itor of Beaver 4; District Music Meet 3; State Music Meet 3; Thesp- ians 3,4; President of Thespians 4; Junior Class Play 3; These Happy Days All School Play 4; Three One Act Plays 4; Assistant to Li- brarian 1,2. Treasurer DAN PENDERGAST Pendy 'T will my fondness toward all B.C.H.S.girls to Ted Christensen. Football 1,2,3,4; B Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Sentinel 2; F.F.A. Convention at Denver 3; F.F.A. State Convention 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Officer’s Training 2. Key Club 2,3, 4; Student Council 3; Business Manager 4. Yell Leader YVONNE SMITH Krout I will my flirtatious attitude to Gay McMannis. Transfer from Malad, Idaho; Color Guard 3; F.H.A. 4; Pep Club President 4; Queen of Harvest Ball 3; Vice Pres- ident of Chorus 4; Editor Of Beaver 4; Beavers’ Tale Staff 4. 13 CLARINE ALBECK '’Sis' I will my dimples to Judy Holm- land. F. H. A. 1,2.3; F. T. A. 3. 4; G. A. A. 2,3. SHIRLEY ANN BACON Shirley I will all the fun I had during my senior year to Loretta Bourassa. F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Scate Convention 3; District Convention2,3,4; Treas- urer 3; Vice-President 4, Annual Staff 4; G. A. A. 1; J. R. C. Camp 2; J. R. C. Council 4; Treasurer 4. JOHN CARL BOGUT Jack I will my first year of skiing to Teresa, who needs the fun and laughs and who loves to live dan- gerously. Ski Club 3; Double Doors 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Band 3,4; State Music Meet2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 4. CAROLEE BONNEAU Doll” I will my ability to catch a man to Dalene Lessey. G. A. A. 1,2; F. H.A. 1,2,3; District Music Meet 1; State Music Meet 1; Cheer- leader 4; Junior Red Cross Council 4; Secretary 4; Pep Club 4; Beaver Staff 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Cho- rus 1,2. JANET BROWN I will my ability of going steady all through high school to Bette Mockel . F. H. A. 1,3,4; G. A. A. 1,4; Beaver Staff 1; Chorus 1,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Cheerleader 3; An- nual Staff 4; District Music Meet 1,2,3; Girls' Quartet 3,4. BARBARA CARLSON Cuddles I will my flirting eyes to Joy Bate- man for future use . F. H. A. 1,2, 3; G. A. A. 1; F. T. A. 3.4; Beaver Staff2,4; Uncertain Wings 3; Cho- rus 1. 14 JOAN CLARK Joanie 'T will all of my good times in BCHS to any girl who is woman enough to take them”. F. H. A. 1, 2,3,4; G.A. A. 1.2,3; F. T. A. 3.4; Secretary 3; Pep Club 3,4; Beaver Lodge Committee 3; Beaver Staff 4. LARRY CHRISTIANSON Chrich” I will my curly hair to Tom Pen- dergast”. F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; State Convention 2; Vice-president 4. BARBARA ANN CONKLIN Bobby” I will my prize seat in economics to Martha Dingley . G. A. A. 1,2; F. H. A. 3,4; Chorus 1. Not Shown DALE EUGENE CONOVER Connie ‘Twill my height to Billy Clark, or any other short person wishing to be tall . F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; Track 2.3, 4. WAYNE CONTWAY Pinhead” I will my seat in Economics to anyone who wants it . Pep Club 4. GENESSE COOK Gennie I will my long hair to Marion Mc- Donald . F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; G.A. A. 1,2. 15 ROY COTE Roy I will the third locker in skid row to 'Shaggy Bostwick. Football 2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; B Club 4. CHARLES CRAMER Charlie I will my yellow convertable to anyone who can hold the girls out of it. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. LOIS MARLENE CROUCH Spade I will my low I.Q.to anyone smart enough to improve it. Pep Club 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2.3. JOHN VAN DAVIS Bull Frog I will my best teacher and A� 's to Dorothy Paskett. Pep Club 4; Senior Skits 4. J. GORDON DONOVAN Donnie I will my ability to pay dues to Barry Remely. BClub 2,3,4; Sec- retary B Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 3,4; District Tournament Basketball2,3,4; State Tournament 3; Boys' State 3; Key Club Con- vention 4; Annual Staff 4; Beaver 4. CAROLYN FRY Little Red I will my boogie woogie to Dotty Anderson. Band 1,2; Chorus 4; District Music Festival 1,2; State Music Festival 2,3; F.T.A. 3,4; Treasurer of F.T.A. 4; F.T.A. Tea 3; F.T.A. Convention 3; Junior Class Play 3; Thespians 4; Sec- retary-Treasurer of Thespians 4; Chemocrats 3,4; Secretary-Treas- urer of Chemocrats 4; G.A.A. 1,3; Girls' State 3; Beaver Editorial Staff 4. 16 MARY ELIZABETH HARRINGTON Mary ”1 will my crew-cut to Mr. Bruer. He liked it! F.H.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Secre- tary-treasurer 3; Chemocrats 4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 2,4; District Music Meet 1,2; State Music Meet 2; Beaver Lodge Committee 2; Interscholastic Dramatic Meet 3; Pow Wow 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Uncertain Wings 3. ALICE LaVERNE HENRIE LaVerne” I will my excess weight to some of the scrawny underclassmen.” Transfer from Rock Springs, Wyom- ing 3; Pep Club 4; Ski Club 4; Annu- al Staff 4; One Act Plays 3,4; Un- certain Wings 3. EDWIN PETER HILGER Pete I will my dad (being a school board member) to anyone who’s in trouble, for a bonus.” Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Vice president 4; Basketball Captain 4; District Tournament 2,3,4; State Tourna- ment 3; B Club 2,3,4; President 4; Uncertain Wings 3; Freshman Class President 1; Student Council 2,3,4; Boys' State 3. CHARLES HOLLENSTEINER ” Charley” ”1 will all the junk in locker 54 to Red and jules.” Band 1,2,3; Chorus 2; Music Meet 2,3; Boys' State 3; Key Club 4; B Club 4. BETTY LOU HOY ”Hoy-Hoy” ”1 will my love for school to Sally Assay, if she thinks I have any.” F.H.A, 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2; Music Meet 2; F.H. A. Convention 2. TERESA JAKOVAC ”1 will my ability to go steady to anyone who can't.” F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Historian 2; G.A.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 4; Chorus 1,4; District Music Festival 1,4; Beaver Staff 1, 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 4. 17 RONALD JENSEN Ronnie I will my trip to the tournament in Anaconda to Boone Sparrow. F.F.A. 1,2.3. SALLY LOU JOHNSON Frenchie Iwill my'Archie to Sandra Mac- Arthur. Transfer from Twin Bridges 4; Band 4; Vice-president 4; Pep Club 4; Librarian 4. ARLA KLANG Aria I will my long hair to Marion Mc- Donald. Transfer from Dunseith, North Dakota 4; Band 4; Chorus 4. WAYNE KLANG Wayne Transfer from Dunseith. North Dakota 4. ROCHELLE KOFOED Shelly 'T will my extraordinary height to Dalene Lessey. F.H.A. 1.2,3,4; G.A.A. 1.2,3; Pep Club 3; Music Meet 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Cheerleader 3; Girls’ Quartet 2,3,4; Choral Ensemble 4; Beaver Staff 2,4; Class Yell Leader 2; F.H.A. Chorus Leader 1. DONNA M. KRAUSE Ding 1 will all my good times with Marvin Miller, like the night of the Stevensville game and many more, to Pat Sneed. Class Secretary 2; Class Vice-presi- dent 3; Pep Club 3; Secretary 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3.4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Thespians 3; Uncertain Wings 3; Beaver Staff 1.2: F.T.A. 4; Beaver Lodge Committee 1; Ski Club 1; Secretary 1. 18 BETTY LOHR Betts I will my books to Sandy Mac- Arthur. Chorus4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1, 2. ROBERT LOVERIDGE Loverichy I will my position of center on the football team to Normy Wight. Transfer from Butte Public 2; B Club 2,3,4; Key Club2,3t4; President3.4; State Treasurer 4; State Convention 3,4; Member of State Board of Directors 4; Boxing 2,3,4; Runner- up-Mid land Empire Golden Gloves 3; State A.A.U. Championship 2; Beaver Lodge Committee 3; Chemocrats3,4; Over-all Chairman of Junior Prom 3; High School Week at Bozeman 3; Junior Senior Day- Ennis3; Football 2,3,4; Co-captain 4; Beaver Staff 4; Business Manager and Financial Secretary 4; Student Body President 4. AMBER LOUISE MAGEE Mickey I will my rides to school in Dar- lene Thompson's car to anyone strong enough to take them. G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3; F.T.A. 3; Pep Club 3,4; Beaver Staff 1,2,3; Twirler 1,2,3; Echo 2; Sunday Costs Five Pesos 2; Uncertain Wings 3. CAROL SUE McCLENNAN I will my dimples to Carol Lee Kambich. Annual Staff 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H. A. 1,2,3,4; District Meet 3; Tumb- ling 4. ELIZABETH McFADDEN Liz I will my musical ability to Boone Sparrow. GramercyGhost 1; G.A.A. 1; Honor Society 2,3,4; Chemocrats 3,4; F.T. A.3,4; Vice-president 3; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Secretary 3; State Music Meet 1,2,3,4; District Music Meet 1,2,3, 4; Girls' Quartet 2,3,4; All North- west Chorus 2; All State Chorus 1; Band 2; Pep Band 2; Class Secretary 1; Student Body Treasurer 3; Stu- dent Council 3; Drum Ensemble 2; Choral Ensemble 4; Librarian 4. MARY A. MCLAUGHLIN Mandy I will my black hair to Joy Bate- man. G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Tumb- ling 1; Twirlers 3,4; President 4; Chorus 3.4; Music Meet 3,4; State Music Meet 3; Uncertain Wings 3; Pep Club 4. 19 JOAN McMANNIS Joan 1 will my freckles to anyone that wants them. G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Ski Club 4. MARVIN GEORGE MILLER Marv I will Hobart Sneed's aim with his shotgun to whoever takes out his daughters. B Club2,3,4; Vice-president 4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; District Tourna- ment 2,3,4; State Tournament 3; Football 3,4; Business Manager 1; Student Council 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Boys' State 3. CAROL MOCKEL Big Moe I will my nasty mind to Carol Martin. G.A.A. 1,2; Color Guard 3; Uncer- tain Wings 3; Chemocrats 4; F.H.A. 1,2; District Convention 1,2; Chorus 1,2,4; President 4; Band 1,2; State Music Meet 1,2,4; District Music Meet 1,2,4; Girls' Quartet 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Choral Ensemble 4; Brass Ensemble 2; Beaver Lodge Committee 1; Annual Staff 4; Assistant Editor and Business Man- ager 4; Pep Club 3,4. MYRNA JOAN MORRISON Carrot Top I will my height to some of these short boys. F. H.A. 1,2; District Convention 2; G. A.A. 1,2; Annual Staff 4. CHARLES MURRAY Guess What I will all the Good Gracious and Blessing that Bierrum gave to this year's Senior Class to the future senior classes. DONALD E. MURRAY Don I will my ability to get along with Mr. McCrea to Boone Sparrow. B Club 3,4; Chemocrats 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Class President 2; Stu- dent Council 1,4; Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 1,2(3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; District Music Meet 1,2,3; District Basketball Tournament 3,4; State Basketball Tournament 3; State Track Tournament 3,4; State Music Meet 1,2,3; Western Division Track Meet 3; Chairman of State Key Club Convention 4; Convention 3,4; Secretary 3; Boys’ State 3. 20 JOHN NELSON Big John I will my silver football to Donna Krause. Transfer from Kalispell 2; Key Club 2,3,4; B Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Captain4; Basketball 2,3; Track 2, 3,4; State Meet 4; Ski Club 4; Box- ing 2,3,4; Class Secretary 3. CAROLE OLSON Carrie ’Twill my ability to keep out of 8th period class to any one who wants it.” Transfer from Ray, North Dakota 4; Chorus 4; Pep Club 4. ELVA MARIE OWEN Elva I will my fun as well as my A's in BCHS to the underclassmen. Transfer from Lima 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; Vice President 3; District Con- ventions ; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Treasurer 3; Student Body Business Manager 3; Secretary 4; Student Council 3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Uncertain Wings 3; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 3,4; Junior Red Cross 3,4; President 4; Girls' State 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4. ELIZABETH ANN ORR Liz Ann I will my cool temper to Dorothy Pasket.” Band 1,2; Drum Ensemble 1,2; Music Meet 1,2; G.A.A. 1; F.T.A. 3,4; Chemocrats 3,4; Pep Club 4. JOYCE OVITT I will my shorthand homework to anyone who wants it. Transfer from Twin Bridges 3; F.H. A. 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Chorus 4; Tumbling 4. BEVERLY KAY PETERSON Bev I will my bashfulness to Dorothy Pasket. Band 1,2; Girls' Chorus 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2; Reporter 2; One Act Play 2; Liliom 3. 21 WILLIAM C. PILGRIM Bill Iwillallmy noon-time passengers to Gene Stone. Pep Club 4; Chorus 3; Track 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4. BEN REYNOLDS Baby Doll I will my ability to keep away from the girls to all the freshmen boys. Transfer from Butte 4; F.F.A. 4. CAROL ROBISON Iwill nothing to nobody because I don’thave anything to give away. Transfer from Mullan, Idaho 2; F. H.A. 2,3.4; F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. 2,3; Pep Club 3,4. ANNE CECELIA RONNEMOSE Runny Nose I will all my fun in home ec to Sonja Holland. G.A.A, 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Secre- tary 3; State Convention 2; District Convention 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; Dis- trict Music Meet 1.2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; President 4; F.T.A. Convention 3. DELMAR ROWE I will Mr. Walton's class to anyone who can stand it. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Basketball 1, 2.4. DAVID SCOTT Dave I will my curly hair to Benny Brown. F.F.A. 1,2,3; F.F.A. Basketball 2; Pep Club 4; Chorus 4. 22 i i DUANE DAVID SIMON The Goof-off I, Duane Simon, being of sound mind and good character and being a member of the class of '55, do hereby will my ability to think of ways to get into trouble to Boone Sparrow. Thespians 2,3,4; Football 2; Track 1,2,3,4; Uncertain Wings 3; Pep Club 3; Gramercy Ghost 1; One-Act Plays 1,2,3; Double Door 2; The Window 3; District Music Meet 1; Band 1; Class Treasurer 1. ALBERTA MARIE SIMPSON Berta I will my grades to anyone who wants them. G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,4. JOYCE EILEEN SNEED Hob I will my job as accompanying the chorus to anybody that wants it. Attended St. Mary of the Wasatch 3; G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Musician 4; District Convention 1,4; Pep Club 4; Beaver Staff 1,2; Editorial Staff 2,4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; District Music Meet 1,2, 4; State Music Meet 2,4; Chemo- crats 4; Cheerleader 2; F.T.A. 2,4; Vice-president 4; Senior Class Play 1; Librarian 4. LUANA SORENSON 1 will my job at the Tribune to Rosie Henneberry. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; District Convention 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Music Meets 1,2; Pep Club 3,4. MARIANNE SORENSON I will my blond hair to Joy Bate- man. F.H.A. 1,2,3;G.A.A. 1,2; Chorus 1. DIXIE SOUTH Dix I will all my good times in BCHS to Vonda Jones. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 2; Presi- dent 3; State Convention 2; District Convention 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Treasurer 2; Secretary 3; Pep Club 3,4; Vice-president 4; Harvest Ball Queen4; Student Council 2,4; Class Yell Leader 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Beaver Staff 1,4. 23 SHARON STANCHFIELD Blaze 1 will my chem-formulator to George Saito in exchange for his chess-playing ability. G.A.A.1;F.H.A. 1,2,3; President 2; Parliamentarian 3; F.H.A. District Convention 1,2,3; State Convention 1; Thespians3,4; President 3; Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; State Music Meet 1,2; Junior Class President 3; Beaver Staff 1,2, 4; Assistant Editor 4; Annual Staff 4; Little Theater Tournament 1; Sunday Costs Five Pesos 2; The Marriage Proposal 1; Student Body Secretary 3; Harvest Ball Queen 2; Chemocrats 3,4. DORIS STEFANTZ Stiff” ”1 will my ability of not going steady yet to anyone having those Tove’ problems.” F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; District Convention 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Vice-President 3; Pep Club 4; Treasurer 4; Beaver Lodge Committee 2; Cheerleader 4; Twirler 3; Tumbler 3; Beaver Staff 4. SHIRLEY WALLACE Shirl” 1 will all my good times in BCHS to anyone who wants them.” G.A.A. 1,2; Chorus 1. FRANKLIN D. WESTAD Wes ’Twillmy ability to get along with Mr. Scott to Tom Mitchell. Basketball 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; B Club 2,3,4. JOHN WILKE John I will my discus throwing ability to Jerry Dodd.” F.F.A. 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Boys' State 3; Chemocrats 3,4; Vice-President 4; Key Club 4. JACK ZINC Jack I will. B Club2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Dis- trict Tournament3,4; State Tourna- ment 3. 24 1955 Class Ring The Class of '55 has the distinction of being the first class in a long time to have class rings with stones. It goes without saying how proud we are of them. 25 Senior Class History Can anyone forget September 4.1951, the Date when seventy-three somewhat scared but eager Freshmen enter- ed the hallsof Beaverhead County High School? It seems as though ourbest friends at the time were our protectors, the Juniors. Every corner seemed to have a thousand hidden Sophomores and Seniors waiting to initiate us. Friday of the first week, the official end of initiation came with an assembly and parade in which we were the chief actors and actresses. That night the Sophomore class honored us at a mixer held in the Beaver Lodge. As Freshmen, we gave a return dance for the Sophomores on September 21st and sponsored another dance on October 19th. Our firstyear’s officerswere Pete Hilger, President; Marvin Miller, Vice-President; Elizabeth Me Fadden, Sec- retary; Duane Simon, Treasurer; and Jack Zinc, Yell Leader. Don Murray was Student Council representative, and Carol Mockel and Donna Krause were elected to Beaver Lodge Committee. The class sponsors were Mr. Patterson, Mr. Scott, and Mrs. McCollum. Our class has always been an active one. It had its share of scholars also; over one-third of the class was on the honor roll that year! The class elected Sharon Lindley to be our Harvest Queen candidate. September2,1952 began our Sophomore year. This time we were on the other end of initiation, and how good it felt. That week we officially welcomed the Freshmen to school with a mixer. We were able to walk down the halls with perhaps a braver and more confident stride, and in our first class meeting we elected Don Murray as President, Sharon Lindley, Vice-President; Donna Krause, Secretary; Carol Mockel, Treasurer; and Rochelle Kofoed, Yell Leader. Student Council representatives were Pete Hilger and Dixie South. Beaver Lodge members -- Doris Stefantz and Mary Harrington. During the year we lost several members; however, we gained an equal amount which balanced the count. Again, the class was active. We had members in almost every club. John Nelson, Don Westad, Pete Hilger, Marvin Miller, and Jack Zinc were initiated into the B Club. Joyce Sneed became a cheerleader and our Harvest Queen candidate was Sharon Stanchfield. The class was honored when Elva Owen and Elizabeth Mc- Fadden were elected to the National Honor Society. Yes, 1952 was quite a year for the class! 1953 held a thrill for us. For the first time in our high school career, we were upperclassmen. The year’s officers were Sharon Stanchfield, President; Donna Krause, Vice-president; John Nelson, Secretary; Elve Owen, Treasurer; and Dixie South, Yell Leader. Dan Pendergast and Pete Hilger were elected to Student Council and Joanne Clark and Bob Loveridge to the Beaver Lodge Committee. Oir biggest undertaking was the Junior Prom of which the theme was Showboat. It was hard work but quite a thrill when done. Another not-so-small project was the Junior Class play, Uncertain Wings. The year saw Sharon Stanchfield and Don Murray elected to National Honor Society; and Bob Schiopen, Don Murray, and Dan Pendergast were initiated into B Club. Boys' State finally rolled around. Those attending: Bob Loveridge, John Wilke, Dan Pendergast, Pete Hilger, Don Donovan, Bob Schiopen, John Nelson, and Don Mur- ray. Elve Owen and Carolyn Fry represented BCHS at Girls' State. Alternates were Elizabeth Orr and Carol Mockel. Mary Harrington received instruction at Publications Pow Wow at the University of Montana. And so -- another year at BCHS passed. 1954, the long-awaited year! It seems like yesterday that we were Freshmen bowing to Seniors; here we are at last -- Seniors ourselves. Senior Class officers were George Slanger, President; Bob Schiopen, Vice-president; Barbara King, Secretary; Dan Pendergast, Treasurer; and Yvonne Smith, Yell Leader. Dixie South, Don Murray, Pete Hilger, and Marvin Miller were elected to Student Council. Bob Loveridge served as Student Body President, George Slanger, Vice- president; Elve Owen, Secretary; and Dan Pendergast, Business Manager. Yvonne Smith and Sharon Stanchfield, Editor and Assistant Editor respectively, took over the tremendous duties of the Beaver. Barbara King, as Editor, and Carol Mockel, as Assistant Editor were chosen to edit our biggest Senior Project -- the yearbook. The Harvest Queen candidate this year was Dixie South. We have had the honor of having the Queen award given to our candidate for the past three years. As the date of commencement approaches and our final year draws to a close, we want to thank all those who have helped us toward this goal. We hope that our days at BCHS will not soon be forgotten, and that we have in some way left a little bit of ourselves to help you remember. Our four years of high school have been both fun and hard work, and it is our sincere desire that those following may have an equal share of success! 26 Underclassmen Juniors Class History On September 2, 1952, seventy-nine freshmen entered Beaverhead County High School. They were duly initiated by the Sophomore Class at an as- sembly and honored at a mixer. They gave a return dance on September 12. Class Officers for the year were: President, Pete Miller; Secre- tary, Marlene Westad; Treasurer, Dalene Lessey; Yell Leader, Vonda Jones. Marilyn Smith and Craig Cornell represented the class on the Beaver Lodge Committee and Stephen Foster was elected to the Student Council. As Sophomores, they initiated the freshmen and sponsored a mixer for them. The class also gave three dances during the year. Class Officers were: Pete Miller, President; Lyle Eliason, Vice-president; Secretary- Treasurer , Roberta Wright, and Dalene Lessey, Yell Leader. Gail Gray and Bill Mitchell were elected to the Beaver Lodge Committee and Carol McMannis and Dorothy Anderson to Student Council. The Juniors worked to make money and put on the Junior Prom and a Junior-Senior Banquet. The Class Officers were: President, Pete Mil- ler; Vice-president, Vonda Jones; Secretary, Margie Holland; Treas- urer, Marlene Westad; and Yell Leader, Normie Wight. Gene Stone, Roberta Wright, and Gail Gray were elected for the Student Council. 28 D. Anderson L. Bourassa L. Eliason I. Horn land J. Johnson S. Assay J. Bateman B. Benson B. Brown C. Cornell M. Dingley V. Jenkins L. Jones V. Jones 29 H. Mugaas J. Puyear C. Me Mannis D. Reamer P. Miller M. Rebish B. Remely M. Rosdahl M. Rouse G. Saito M. Wolfe A. Wright R. Wright E. Waters 30 Sophomore Class Class History On September 2, 1954 they came into B. C. H. S. as ninety, very- puzzled Freshmen. Friday of the first week they were initiated by the Sophomores to the joy of the student body. That night the Sophomores honored them at a mixer and the Freshmen retaliated on September 12th. A second dance was given by the class on the 12th of February. The Harvest Queen candidate that year was Ida Marken. The class officers were Jim Megquier, President; Harold Contway, Vice-President; Bill Jones, Secretary; Marsha Peterson, Treasurer; Patty Sneed, Yell Leader. Tom Pendergast and Tom Mitchell were elected as representatives on the Beaver Lodge Committee and Beatrice Clemow to Student Council. Karolyn Whitworth and Ida Marken were on the Red Cross Council. The sponsors were Mrs. McCollum, Miss Mc- Gown, and Mr. Bierrum. The Sophomore year they came into the school only 76 strong, but still hold the title of the largest class in the school. Freshmen initiation was held in regular order during the first week of school, and Friday night we gave the newcomers a dance. The Harvest Queen Candidate this year was Marion McDonald. The class officers were Eddy Zink, President; Bill Jones, Vice President; Harold Contway, Secretary; Tom Pendergast, Treasurer; Karolyn Whitworth, Yell Leader. Lowell Nelson and Beatrice Clemow are the Student Council representatives, and Jim Megquier and Dale Zink have been elected to Beaver Lodge Committee. Shirley Braun and Diana Squires are on the Red Cross Council. Miss Nelson an'3 Miss Christy are class sponsors. 31 E. Zinc President W. Jones Vice-president H. Contway Secretary C. Andrus J. Childs T. Pendergast Treasurer L. Brundage L. Bastian D. Bogut S. Braun B. Clemow J. Davis I. Gregovich D. Hart K. Hartwig L. Henrie B. Hildreth B. Malasich C. Martin J. McLaughlin K. Neidt D. Nelson L. Nelson M. Ogden J Packer 32 S. Padock D. Pasket M. Peterson W. Pilgrim D. Puyear A. Rebish M. Redmond J. Rnegsegger R. Roberts D. Scott B. Shelton C. Jensen D. Simpson W. Smith P. Sneed B. Sparrow D. Squires V. Taylor B. Thiel G. Wheat F. Williss V. Williams K. Whitworth D. Zinc 33 Freshmen Class History On September 7, 1954, sixty-two fearful and timid Freshmen en- tered the doors of Beaverhead County High School, wondering if they would live through the first day. They received a hearty wel- come from all. Initiation ended with a bang Friday night when the Sophomores sponsored the Freshman Mixer. In return the Fresh- men sponsored a dance, which started their treasury rolling. The following were elected to clas s offices for the year: Bob D'Evelyn, President; Donna Lee Given, Vice-president; Secretary, Mary Garrison; and Treasurer, Gary Swartz. Chuck Tolson was chosen for the Student Council, Shirley Cote was Class Yell Leader, and Mary Garrison was our Harvest Queen Candidate. 34 B. D’Evelyn D. Given President Vice-president M. Bogut H. Brown M. Garrison Secretary R. Brundage J. Clark L. Childs R. Cornell I. Davis P. Decker M. Dingley 1. Elden V. Flanders A. Green D. Andrus B. Carlson J ¥ K. Downing o R. Henneberry 35 S. Holland C. Jensen R. Lee M. Mayberry E. Me Broom I. McNeill B. Mockel R. Mundy R. Newton B. Peterson D. Pizzola v. Profit J. Prohosky M. Reamer L. Rebish J. Rowe J. Rutledge L. Simpson B. Sorenson E. Stocks M. Straugh K. Waldemar R. Waters 36 Sports J. Nelson B. Loveridge C. Cornell Tackle Center Fullback M. Miller b. Mitchell T. Mitchell Halfback Halfback Quarterback 38 D. Murray Guard T. Pendergast End R. Wallace Halfback H. Mugaas Quarterback D Pendergast Guard R. Schiopen Tackle R. Wenger Center W. Stanford Tackle G. Stone End D. Westad End N. Wight Center J. Zinc Fullback D. Zinc Halfback E. Zinc Halfback 39 Left to right, Row 1: Bob Loveridge and John Nelson, Co-captains. Row 2: Don Murray, Pete Hilger, Roy Cote, Don Westad, Bob Schiopen, Dan Pendergast, Marve Miller. Jack Zinc, Don Donovan. Row 3: Coach Tyvand’ Manager Charles Hollensteiner, Bill Mitchell, Richard Wenger, Craig Cornell, Gene Stone, Jack Giles, Ray Hoy! Jerry Dodd, Stephen Foster, Bill McNeil, Manager Frank Williss, Coach Scott. Row 4: Normie Wight, Tom Mit- chell, Bob D'Evelyn, Harold Mugaas, Eddie Zinc, Dale Zinc, Bob Wallace, Tom Pendergast. A defensive team of which the Beavers could be proud allowed their opponents in conference play only seven points. Teamed with a fast moving offense, the Beavers scored 148 points. The South- western Divisional Championship was won by this combination. Led by two able co-captains, Bob Loveridge and John Nelson, the Beavers would never quit, making the bulk of the points in the last quarter. Ben Tyband did a remarkable job of developing this team from a group of small men. 40 Beavers 7 Butte Reds 7 Beavers 32 H Hamilton 0 Beavers 13 u Butte Central 0 Beavers 39 Deer Lodge 7 Beavers 13 Stevensville 0 Beavers 31 Hi i Anaconda 0 41 ree Throws Win feme for T. Falls ee throws were the deciding )r in the game between Dillon Thompson Falls. Out of a total 52 f] ——— le gyn d to ca lity to igh pc mpson of Di The box score: Dillon Wes tad Cote Hilger Mitchell. B. liar ter Falls savers Win er Salmon the first basketball game be- n the two schools, the Dillon rers downed the Salmon Savages I ist Saturday night in Salmon, rebounding and hustling of the fen put them ahead of the Sav- in the first quarter. Although two teams were about the same the Savages could not get ;ed. iday, the Savages didn't get io on schedule, leaving them; 1 for the Saturday night game, j he Beavers were put at a slight boards with which the Sav- ’ gym is equipped, large crowd, with some fans Dillon, attended. A small pep i from Salmon kept them enter- ed. he Dillon B squad vers tad .............. ovan ............. er ............... s .. . Beavers Win Over Salmon In the first basketball tween the two schools, the Beavers downed the Salmon 33-22 Last Saturday night in the rebounding and hustlin Beavers put them ahead of t ages in the first quarter. A the two teams were about tl size, the Savages could started. Friday, the Savages did home on schedule, leavii tired for the Saturday nigh The Beavers were put at disadvantage because of it lljbackboards with which thl Images' gym is equipped. A large crowd, with jre Beavers Overcome Whitefish by Margin of 18 Points Jn the closing minutes of Satur- 1 1 avers Bearer Thrillin A basket by seconds of tti game for the With 15 sec vers two point] Beavers was f shots, making game at 48 all made. Poison and not enou the Beavers ti v and doubl ,“ b flense proved to be too much for the Bea- vers. The large crowd, sparked by the Poison band, cheered its team to vic- tory. High point Kilman of some fans small pep em enter- ed the hitefish nd were the end quarter. ________3 points Don Donovan ___________ ■■■■ ded the •ame. Their reactions fitted the ac- tion of the game as it progressed. High point man of the evening was Donovan with 26. followed by Hilger with 22. For the visitors. Barker was high with 16. lp| 0 defeated the U ft ip 0 0 0 4 3 11 6 3 15 2 0 4 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 .. .... 0 e 0 followed 16. Dillon Cote Hilger Westad Donovan Featherly .. Zink, J. Murray Millet- Total Poison Marsh Dillon Westad 111 Hilger .g-Donovan 4 Zink J. 2 Murray Totals 0 Whitefish 1 Frazier 0 Wolfe 0 Kastella 33 Barker .. Hoffman 3 Marve Miller Tor Salmon. Both games non-confu,ence hich little Hays of i they will h a revol- ourt play, •rent from vages last lave never before, so ppen. Dil- the season Wilhelm Smith Totals g Scores by Quarters 1 Dillon 3 Whitefish 9 BEAVER. ft fir pf pts. 0 l 5 1 6 10 3 22 12 2 3 26 .3 4 2 10 0 0 1 0 22 19 15 63 fg ft pf pts. 1 4 5 6 1 2 0 4 2 0 5 4 7 2 2 16 ™..l 0 2 2 1 0 2 2 2 7 5 11 15 15 21 45 12 29 40 63 8 22 36 45 this week V« ts fOIl Tv 1!. Hi S' tail five is rs an aavamngT on me back' rds. Coach De Tonancour says will make up for their shortness using a fast break and a full r pm: Thi will be the fourth -------OEAVER---- This week end the Bea the longest trip they will year in basketball. Tonight vers play Poison and tomor Thoenpson Falls, l For the second time, tl 1 Pirates and the Dillon the hardwood ed by six lette; son’s choice fo . Last year tl Beavers by a i tnmrlf nn rs Challenge Bridges and n This Week fourth ga m i i to Twin ared to rh Bridges and t hen to Salmon to com- pete against the respective teams. night the Beavers chal- Tonight the Beavers challenge a 3011 Falls for the first ream that has always proved hard ' muc known about “B” CLUB HOLDS MEETING The main order of business at a meeting of the B ’ club, held in Mr. Scott’s room on December 2. was to appoint boys to take care of the con- cessions at the games Friday and Saturday. Beavers Challeng Twin Bridges and Salmon This Week The Beavers travel first to Tv-in Bridges and then to Salmon to com- teams, allenge a ved hard he Twin •ated the years in year the eir start- iving the he back- cour says shortness nd a full .he fourth |night the 4ch little Hays of the Salmon Savages states they will use a faster fast-break with a revol- ving offense style of incourt play. This style of play is different from Beavers Win From Whitehall Beavers Put Falcons to Flight | hardwood before, so nat will happen. Dil- ji game of the season The high school Beavers defeat-' ed Whit 60 to 4J the def from tl the pre| For the first time in four years the this week end are Dillon Beavers defeated the Twin tangled on the form Beavers Defeat First Rivals Of New Season The the no prepara which Anacon The Beavers failed to score in the first period and caused them to lose a thrilling basketball game here last Friday night. St. Ignatius, using a fast break when possible, tallied 10 points in the same period to put the Beavers permanently in the hole. St. Ignatius made good percentage on their shots on offense and used a man-tu-man defense to stop the Beavers from making their shots. Although the Beavers tied the score once they were never able to get ahead and finally lost with the score at 41-38. Many rooters from St. Ignatius came to support their team. The gym was filled by Dillon fans who re- acted very well to the different plays. High point man of the evening was Donovan of Dillon, with 21. fol- lowed by Hilton of St. Ignatius with 18. Falcons on their floor last r night. The defenses the Fal- ised, first a zone and then a loor man-to-man, could not he Beavers. When the final • sounded the Beavers held a nt lead to win 52-36. height of the Beavers gave a decisive advantage on the oards. The sagging man-to- efense of the Beavers stopped ilcons so they made only 11 oals in the game, y fans, from Dillon and Twin s packed the gym. The bands two schools were there in uni- add much pleasure to the uts and other lax periods. In the preliminary the B-Bombors downed the Twin Bridges B souad Tonight Due to the Beavers rreater shoot and fre to defea tense, wit mall flooi 1 out of it reachin m for th le Beavei which t that team for the Bvj Bridges Fa Beavers fa the Twin I Falcons t ing five i Beavers ft? boards. C they will n by using floor pm game fot At Sain: Beavers m 47-26. Higt with 26 poTFT Beavers Wes tad Hilger to victor m. Durin 54 the light fa Ch veiling of approv; respectiv a usappraval, Whitehall fans.yel J Beavers cl for their team and Dillon ar Is always pr.screamin8 for tfreir team to keep th ers to top. jus have de A new rt’e throw rule went int the last thre 1 ric'f this year. The rule on two-shr iges gym- th u uK is li11 thp s:ime Last ’eal t man on t) rulln on the one-shot fouls was thu Uv 5’ 11 j • ntage on ers received another shot. The rulin De Tona this year gives the player a secon pnnfnr rhpi shot if ho makes the first shot. If h automat rally put in play. High point man of the game was C Griffin of Whitehall with 16. fol lowed by Donovan of Dillon with 1J Dillon beavers Overcome fast break his will be fin Bridges, tomorrow t am of Dillon Westad Hilger Donovan .. Zink. J Murray Miller Featherly Totals St. Ignatius Hilton. B. Saylei Ailison Phillips Norman Incaschola Blood Scores by Quarters Dillon ft fff pf pts. Donovan 1 0 4 2 Zink 4 4 1 12 Murray 7 7 2 21 Miller .0 0 5 0 Mitchell, 1 1 4 3 Giles 0 0 0 0 Oote 0 0 0 0 Zink, E. 13 12 16 38 Tot Twin Brii fg ft pf pts. MiUer 6 6 2 18 Ehlert .... 5 0 1 10 Hayden 1 3 5 5 Nichols 1 0 2 2 Naranch 2 0 5 4 Oberg 0 0 1 0 Page . 1 r 0 2 Stevens Tr P1 t t J ht fcfc • •I � m m. They are average height •rately fast. e Beavers have won four ga ........g j this season while losing i Fas Dale Zink fg ft tp 0 0 0 6 2 14 13 0 26 2 0 4 ( 0 1 1 2 1 5 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 6 52 fg ft tp 1 2 4 2 1 5 1 0 2 1 2 4 2 6 10 1 i 3 2 2 6 j 1 0 2 11 14 36 Margin of 18 Point: In the closing minutes of Satur tried a stall that resulted in foi kets put the Beavers ahead of ti Whitefish was put at a disadvar only one. Both teams used a man-te man defense. In the third quarter Whitefis: only four points behind at the er however, the Beavers made 23 ooin and Wh For tl| Dillon Bridges | Friday cons full stop th buzzer 16-poini The them a| backbo. iTT Tnc 2ii1k man defense of t Giles the Falcons so Mitchell T. field goals in th Qote jght High point man of the evening was Donovan with 26. followed by Hilger with 22. For the visitors. Barker was high with 16. Dillon ft fg pf pts. Westad 0 1 5 1 Hilger 6 10 Donovan 12 2 Zink J. 3 4 Murray o 0 Totals 22 18 days basketball game, the tried a stall that resulted quick baskets for them. Th( Falcon. : the Beavers ahead night. Till team IP points t ed. firstj ‘•core 63-45. Whitefish was put at a di tage as they lost three of the y tz ihsi , • ioX noriods erh bv fouls while the BeavV|%||5 «men will Whitehall B squad in ......................... - ■ age on t.t ig man-tc ers stoppe i and Twi The band c-auajr .... Beavers B squad made vere there in uni A fast 'unanimous by winning1 Pleasure to th “A” Squad Left to right, Row 1: Jack Zinc, Don Murray, Marve Miller, Captain, Pete Hilger, Don Donovan, Don Westad, Roy Cote. Row 2: Managers, Frank Williss and Charles Hollensteiner, Eddie Zinc, Tom Mitchell, Jack Giles, George Featherly, Bill Mitchell, Coach Scott. “B” Bombers Left to right: Harold Contway, Jim Megquier, Tom Thiel, Bill Jones, Pete Miller, Rodney Bleuchel Craig Cor- nell, Stephen Foster Chuck Tolson, Dale Zinc, Bob Wallace. 44 The Beavers, coached by Mr. Scott, are having a very suc- cessful season so far. Leading the conference, they have won sev- en straight games. The captain, chosen by the team, is Pete Hil- ger. Don Donovan is the high point man. The divisional tourna- ment is to be held in Dillon this year, and they hope to bring us the championship. Beavers 34 Whitehall 25 Beavers 38 St. Ignatius 41 Beavers 63 Whitefish 45 Beavers 52 Twin Bridges 36 Beave rs 33 Salmon 22 Beavers 48 Poison 50 Beavers 54 Thompson Falls 70 Beavers Whitehall Beavers 58 Helena Cathedral 34 Beavers 45 Anaconda Central 43 Beavers Deerlodge Beavers Salmon Beavers Stevensville Beavers Hamilton Beavers Anaconda Central Beavers Twin Bridges Beavers Deerlodge Beavers Hamilton Beavers Stevensville Beavers Helena Central 45 m Music Band Left to right, Row 1: Sally Johnson, Marilyn Bogut, Betty Thiel, Diana Squires, Roberta Wright, Mary Kay Straugh, Jim Childs, Bob Tysdal, Diana Fredlund, Emmert McBroom. Row 2: Lew Brundage, Dallass Bostwick, Alfred Fred- lund, Carol Martin, LaVon Childs, Bill Jones, Marilyn Smith, Jack Bogut, Aria Klang, Dan Rebish, Sandra McArthur. Several Members of the band played at the Annual Dillon Rodeo prior to the start of school. Under the direction of Mr. John McCrea, the band appeared at all the home basketball and football games. They also attended several out-of-town games. The band took part in the Veterans Day pro- gram, gave a concert, and several members went to the district and state music meets. The band was on call to play at all pep assemblies, parades, and anything else that needed music. The officers for the year were: Jack Bogut, President; Sally Johnson, Vice -president; and Diana Squires, Secretary-Treasurer. 48 Chorus Row 1: M. Rosdahl, D. Pizzola, B. Carlson, J. Sneed, M. Harrington, V. Taylor, Y. Smith, C. Fry, A. Klang, M. McLaughlin. Row 2: K. Waldemar, S. Curry, M. Berg, V. Stefonic, C. Mockel, E. McFadden, C. Olson, B. Lohr, M. Smith, J. Dumke. Row3: D.Conover, R. Hoy, C. Murray, B. Sparrow, B. D'Evelyn, J. Ovitt, E. Heick, D. Thomp- son, B. Brown, D. Bogut, D. Scott, J. Bogut. A Mixed chorus consisting of 36 members was organized at the beginning of the year to meet every day fourth period. Under the direction of Mr. McCrea, the chorus has contributed much to the life of the school. Officers elected for the 1954-55 year were Carol Mockel, President; Yvonne Smith, Vice-president; Sharon Stanchfield, Secretary-Treasurer. A program was presented at the Elks Memorial Day Service. At Christmas the chorus provided the background for a beautiful Christmas pageant. A concert was given and a group of chorus members participated in both the District Music Meet in Anaconda and the State Meet in Missoula. Additional study hall choruses were organized to improve the musical abilities of students interested in music but unable to fit regular fourth period chorus into their schedule. 49 Left to right: Rochelle Kofoed, Elizabeth McFadden, Carol Mockel, Janet Brown, Accompanist, Joyce Sneed. Girls’ Quartet The Girls Quartet was formed three years ago. For the first two years Carolyn Sargent sang with us and Lois Peters was ac- companist. This year Janet Brown joined us and Joyce Sneed was the accompanist. This year's members were: Sopranos, Carol Mockel and Janet Brown; Second Soprano, Rochelle Kofoed; and Alto, Elizabeth McFadden. The quartet sang at several school functions, a formal, and at other meetings where entertainment was desired. 50 Activities Student Body Officers President Bob Loveridge Vice President George Slanger Business Manager Dan Pendergast Secretary Elva Owen Not Pictured Treasurer Pete Miller Left to right, Row 1: Roberta Wright, Dan Pendergast, Don Murray, Elva Owen, Mrs. McCollum, Dixie South, Bob Loveridge. Row 2: Pete Hilger, George Slanger, Lowell Nelson, Chuck Tolson, Beatrice Clemow, Gail Gray, Mar- vin Miller, Pete Miller. Student Council An effective Student Council is a valuable asset to our school. Many school problems could not be solved effectively without the aid and co-operation of this representative group. A school with- out a Student Council might be compared with a government that practices taxation without representation . The officers, elected by the Student Body, were: Bob Love - ridge, President; George Slanger, Vice-president; Elva Owen, Sec- retary; Pete Miller, Treasurer; Dan Pendergast, Business Man- ager. Class representatives were; Seniors, Pete Hilger, Dixie South, Marvin Miller, and Don Murray; Juniors, Pete Miller, Roberta Wright, Gail Gray; Sophomores, Lowell Nelson, Bea Clenow, Freshmen; Chuck Tolson. 53 Front row, left to right: C. McMannis, B. Benson, S. Stanchfield. Second Row: D. Murray, E. Owen E McFad- den, Mr. Posey. ’ ’ Honor Society The National Honor Society was organized at Beaverhead County High School in 1938 and since then membership has been a highly coveted award. The requirements are scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service. Three per cent of the sophomores, ten percent of the junior class, and not more than fifteen per cent of the senior class are chosen by the faculty for membership in the society. They must be in the upper third of their class and have attended Beaverhead County High School for at least two semesters. Every spring the Honor Society initiates new members at a formal ceremony after which they are guests of honor at a noon luncheon to which the parents are also invited. Members are Don Murray, President; Elizabeth McFadden, Vice-President; Sharon Stanchfield, Secretary; Elva Owen, Treas- urer; Bernice Benson, and Carol McMannis. 54 Annual Staff Left to right Row 1: Mr. Pannuto, Yvonne Smith, Joyce Sneed, Carolee Bonneau, Elva Owen, Sharon Stanchfield, Carol Mockel, Barbara King. Row 2: LaVeme Henrie, Shirley Bacon, Mr. Day, Marvin Miller, Don Donovan, Carol McClennan, Myrna Morrison, Carolyn Fry. 55 Sponsors Scott and Tyvand Left to right, Row 1: B. Schiopen, D. Murray, D. Pendergast, J. Nelson, M. Miller, P. Hilger, D. Donovan, J. Zinc, R. Cote, D. Westad. Row 2: Coach Tyvand, B. Mitchell, C. Cornell, S. Foster, N. Wight, R. Hoy, J. Dodd, T.Mitchell, C. Hollenstiener, B. Malesich, Coach Scott. Row 3: F. Williss, T. Pendergast, B. D'Evelyn J. Giles G. Featherly, G. Stone, D. Zinc. “B” Club The BGHS,,Bn Club is an organization of boys who have earned letters in one of the three major sports: football, basketball, and track. The B Club sponsored two dances this year and gave their annual sock hop. They also sell refreshments at the basket- ball games. The Seniors with two or more letters bought award jackets. The club officers are: Pete Hilger, President; Marvin Miller, Vice-president; Don Donovan, Secretary-treasurer; John Nelson, Sergeant-at-Arms. Ski Club Left to right. Row Is Miss McGown, G. McMannis, W. Pilgrim, D. Anderson, S. Ibey, B. Remely, D. Nelson, B. Clemow, M. Harrington, M. Straugh, M. Bogut, Mr. Bruer. Row 2: L. Henrie, S. Stanchfield, B. King, J. McMannis, D. Bostwick, N. Wight, S. Foster, C. Cornell, B. Malesich, R. Newton. Row 3: G. Slanger, T. Christiansen, J. Bogut, B. Remely, G. Weaver, C. Tolson, R. Cornell. Row 4: B. Pilgrim, J. Nelson, L. Christiansen, D. Bostwick. The Ski Club, a fairly new organization in BCHS, is growing every year. Its purpose is to interest more people in skiing. This year every Tuesday night the Club went by school bus to Elkhorn to enjoy their favorite sport. The officers for the 1954-55 year were: Craig Cornell, President; Bea Clemow, Vice-president; Barry Remely, Secretary-treasurer. 57 Editorial Staff of the “Beaver” Standing, left to right: S. Ibey, R. Kofoed, C. Fry, D. Murray, B. Benson, B. Pilgrim, Mr. Wheeler, M. Peterson, K. Whitworth, D. Anderson, M. Wolfe, J. Clark, and R. Wright. Seated: B. Clemow, S. Stanchfield, B. Remely, Y. Smith, J. Johnson, D. Stefanatz, and D. South. Business Staff of the “Beaver” Standing, left to right: B. Loverdige, Y. Smith, and Mrs. Avery. Seated: N. Wight, S. Foster, C. Cornell, B. Remely, and G. Featherly. 58 YVONNE SMITH Editor BARRY REMELY Co-Editor BOB LOVERIDGE Business Manager Beaver Staff SHARON STANCHFIELD Co-Editor (Not pictured) Affiliated with National Quill and Scroll and MIEA, The Beaver is Beaverhead County High School's official, weekly publication of school activities. Yvonne Smith edited The Beaver in its seventeenth year. Barry Remelyand Sharon Stanchfield served as as sistant editor s and Mr. Wheeler as sponsor. The purpose of the paper is to inform the students of the cur- rent happenings in and about the school, i.e. to present an objective report of the activities concerning the members of the student body of the high school. The members of this year's Beaver staff have made every ef- fort to give the students a paper incorporating the best in journal- istic style and reader interest. The Business Staff takes care of the financial end of the paper. Bob Loveridge is business manager and Mrs. Avery, sponsor. 59 F.H.A. Left to right, Row 1: C. Andrus, C. Kambich, J. Johnson, C. McMannis, B. Clemow, P. Sneed, D. Nelson, W. Pil- grim, D. Anderson, B. Benson, M. Wolf, M. Holland. Row 2: B. Theil, C. Jensen, A. Rebish, A. Simpson, M. Me Donald, D. Pasket, M. Peterson, D. Reamer, L. Bourassa, S. Bacon, C. McClennan. Row 3: F. Packer, C. Jensen, L. Rebish, J. Clark, M. Rosdahl, V. Jenkins, J. Reuggseger, D. Hart, M. Dingley, B. Conklin, E. Waters, V. Stefanic! Row4; D. Pizzola, I. McNiel, R. Henneberry, G. McMannis, J. McMannis, J. Ovitt, L. Sorenson, M. Bogut, S. Cote, D. Given, L. Childs, B. Lohr. Row 5: M. Dingley, B. Sorenson, S. Holland, M. Garrison, B. Mockel, G. Wheat, I. Davis, D. Andrus, M. Mayberry, V. Flanders, Miss Christy. Row 6: E. Stocks, B. Richardson, V. Jones, M. Harring- ton, J. Sneed, Y. Smith, E. Owen, D. Stefantz, D. South, B. Carlson, D. Glennon. Beaverhead Chapter of F. H. A. elected the following officers for the 1954-55 year: President, Carolee Kambich; Vice-presi- dent, Shirley Bacon; Secretary, Carla Andrus; Treasurer, Dixie South; Parliamentarian, Janet Johnson; Reporter, Bernice Ben- sen; Song Leader, Joyce Sneed. The annual picnic at Tory Lodge was held on October 4. Several of the members traveled to Sheridan, October 8, for the District Convention. A very impressive initiation was held on December 3. Also they held the FFA Banquet, FHA Banquet, and Recreation Night. Money-making projects were selling candy and giving dances. 60 Left to right. Seated: Carolyn Fry, Joyce Sneed, Bernice Bensen. Standing: Mr. Golde, Elizabeth Orr, Elizabeth McFadden, Mary Harrington, Miss Christy. F.T.A. In 1953, the Beaverhead County High School chapter of Future Teachers of America was organized. It is an organization for those of us who plan to spend our futures as teachers. The chapter is dedicated to Mrs. Catherine Paxton Williss. A number of members attended the annual F. T. A, Tea at Butte. Our officers were: Anne Ronnemose, President; Joyce Sneed, Vice-president, Carolyn Fry, Secretary-treasurer. 61 Standing, left to right: J. Dumke. M. Dingley, B. Mockel, B. Remely, and D. Squires. Seated: Mrs. McCollum, S. Bacon, B. Remely, E. Owen, C. Bonneau, and B. Thomas. Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross Council was organized early in the year with election of representatives from each class. Officers for the term are Elva Owen, President; Barry Remely, Vice -President; Carolee Bonneau, Secretary; and Shirley Bacon, Treasurer. The council conducted the annual Red Cross drive in the school and helped the adult chapter with their March Red Cross drive and the blood drive. Sponsor is Mrs. McCollum. 62 First row, left to right: J. Marchesseault, L. Nelson, T. Pendergast, W. Harrison, D. Pendergast. D. Rowe, Mr. Walton. Second row: R. Rice, B. Wallace, G. Swartz, C. Cramer, L. Eliason. Third row: B. Rebish, J. Nettik, B. Petersen, R. Waters, B. Stanford, T. Kambich, R. Jensen. Fourth row: B. Thomas, R. Monday, B. Reynolds, D. Conover] K. Hartwig, F. Kambich, J. Rutledge. DAN PENDERGAST President Future Farmers of America Pictured above is the Beaverhead County HighSchool's Future Farmers of America group with its officers in the front row. They are as follows: Sen- tinel, James Marchesseault; Secretary, Lowell Nelson; Treasurer, Tom Pen- dergast; Reporter, Wayne Harrison; President, Dan Pendergast; Vice Presi- dent, Delmar Rowe; and Advisor, Mr. Walton. This year the Future Farmers of America are celebrating their twenty- fifth anniversary. The chapter was started here at the high school in 1930 with Bernard Williams as advisor and Dan Pendergast Sr., president. Now, twenty-five years later, his son, Dan, sits in the same place. During these years the chapter has won several awards at both district and state conventions. They have two revolving projects which are running very smoothly. The chapter has thirty-five head of registered targhee sheep which Lyle Eliason is running on shares. This fall Dale Metlen gave the chapter a registered shorthorn heifer to start a revolving project. Lowell Nelson now has the heifer as part of his supervised-farming project. We have also had several chapter activities which have been interesting. Among these were the Harvest Ball at which Dixie South was crowned Harvest Queen, and the annual Parent and Son Banquet, given by the boys in honor of their parents and also as a celebration of their twenty-fifth anniversary. 63 Cheerleaders Our five active cheerleaders, consisting of three seniors: Doris Stefantz, Dixie South, and Carolee Bonneau, together with two jun- iors: Vonda Jones and Dalene Lessey, were chosen by the student body to lead them in yells at the games. All have been cheer- leaders for one year except Dixie, who was one last year. The girls made their own costumes, gold satin blouses and blue gab- erdine jumpers. Their efforts have contributed greatly in improv- ing the school spirit. Left to right. First Row: J. Sneed, M. Harrington, M. Wolfe, S. Ibey, B. Benson, W. Pil- grim, B. Clemow, D. Lessey, Y. Smith, C. Mockel, Miss McGown. Second Row: D. Stefanatz, D. South, S. MacArthur, V. Flanders, P. Sneed, D. Anderson, D. Piazzola, M. Bogut, L. Henrie, E. Owen. Third Row: C. Bonneau, V. Jones, K. Whitworth, D. Paskett, M. Peterson, V. Jenkins, C. Fry, L. Bourassa, S. Bacon, S. Johnson. Fourth Row: M. Gar- rison, L. Henrie, J. Ovitt, L. Sorenson, J. Brown, B. Mockel, J. Ruegsegger. M. Straugh, B. Thiel, D. Hart. Fifth Row: B. Malasich, B. Thomas, D. Puyear, J. Pickering, G. Gray, D. Fredlund, M. Redmond, V. Taylor. Sixth Row. B. Schiopen, R. Newton, R. Cornell, B. Jones, M. Mayberry, E. Orr. YVONNE SMITH President Pep Club When the Pep Club was re-organized October 21, 1954, a new constitution was drafted to be used as a guide to this year's mem- bers and to members of the Pep Club in years to come. This year's officers are President, Yvonne Smith; Vice Presi- dent Dixie South; Secretary, Vonda Jones; and Treasurer, Doris Stefanatz. The new sixty-passenger bus was takenby the PepClub to out- of-town games in order to give all Pep Club members and others a chance to attend. Crew hats of blue and gold with a small emblem B on the front of the hat were worn by the Pep Club members. Sponsor is Miss McGown. 65 Left to right. Row Is B. Benson, B. King, D. Murray, C. Fry, G. Slanger. Row 2: Mr. Golde, G. Saito, S. Stanch- field, J. Sneed, E. Orr. Row 3: J. Wilke, J. Dodd, E. McFadden, C. Mockel, B. Loveridge. Chemocrats Chemocrats is a national society, and anyone taking science and interested in increasing his knowledge of science may join. The meetings consist of scientific reports given by the re- spective members, movies, and outside speakers. This year, chess was introduced to the members, and played every other meeting. The society plans to hold a tournament in the spring. Officers for the year were: President, George Slanger; Vice- president, John Wilke; Secretary-treasurer, Carolyn Fry; and Librarian, Elizabeth Orr. Anyone for chess? 66 BARBARA KING President Thespians HENRY PANNUTO, JR, Sponsor The National Thespian Society derives its name from Thespis, reputed founder of Western drama. The society's symbols are the Greek masks of comedy and tragedy, and it is devoted to the advancement of dramatic arts in the secondary schools. Requirements for membership are more or less based on the point system, but quality is an important factor and members must be active. This year our sponsor, Mr. Henry Pannuto Jr., is establishing two plagues in the auditorium, one on each side of the stage. Qn one is to be placed the name of the best actor for the year and the play he was in; and on the other is to be placed the name of the best actress for the year and the play she was in. This year the Thespians sponsored the Christmas play and the all-school play, THE HAPPY DAYS, which was a great success. The society's annual dance, used to advertise the all-school play, was also an all-around success. 67 President, BOB LOVERIDGE First Row, left to right: F. Willis, W. Harrison, J. Mequier, N. Wight, T. Pendergast, Mr. Posey. Second Row: S. Foster, C. Hollensteiner, G. Donavan, L. Eliason, C. Cornell, B. Loveridge. Third Row: G. Slanger, B. Jones, D. Murray, P. Hilger, J. Wilke. Fourth Row: D. Roberts, G. Featherly, B. Schiopen, D. Pendergast. J. Nelson. Key Club This year has been one of the most active in Key Club history. The biggest project carried on was playing host in March to the annual district convention which was attended by 150 Key Club boys from all over the state. The club has had many projects this year including an ice- skating rink, a hay ride, a ping-pong tournament, a very success- ful dance, and a quiz show, It Pays to Know , which was present- ed for the student body. The Key Club also had charge of the Rec Center this year. President was Bob Loverdige and sponsor, Mr. Posey. 68 Color Guard Color Guard mem- bers are chosen each year by the Student Council. They are those who are patriotic, have high standards and up- hold the ideals of the school. The Color Guard advances the flag at school activities and at the tournament. The members are Joyce Sneed, Joan Mc- Mannis, Janet Brown, Carol Mockel, George Slanger, Bob Schiopen, and Charles Hollen- steiner. Alternates, members of the junior class, are Beryl Rem- ely, George Saito, Gail Gray, Janet Johnson, Dorothy Anderson, Left to right: J. Sneed, C. Hollensteiner, J. Brown, J. McMannis, B. Jerry Dodd, and JLyle Schiopen, and C. Mockel. Eliason. Girls’ State 1955 Girls State will be held at Rocky Mountain College in Billings, June 20 to June 26. The purpose of Girls State is to edu- cate girls in the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of American citizenship. Carole Lee Kambich and Gail Gray will represent Beaverhead County High School, and Darlene Reamer will represent Wisdom at Girls State. These girls are se- lected by the faculty on the basis of leadership, scholarship, fine character, and the ability to re- ceive full benefit from the activities of Girls State, and are elected by the junior girls. Margie Holland and Judith Holmlandare the alter- nates. Left to right: Darlene Reamer, Carole Kambich, and Gail Gray. 69 MR. PANNUTO CAROLYN FRY BARBARA KING TERESA JAKOVAC Director Business Manager Stage Manager Properties “The Happy Days,” a play in the round February 15 and 16 were dates to be remembered as among the most in- teresting and enjoyable of the year. For on those dates the all-school play, THE HAPPY DAYS, scored a financial and artistic success that had not taken place in the school for sometime. Both students and townspeople flocked to see the play on its two-night run in Dillon. They were rewarded with a plea- santly entertaining evening made possible by good acting and the able directing of Mr. Henry Pannuto Jr., sponsor of the school's Thespian Troupe 752. Be- hind-the-scenes work was done by stage manager Barbara King, property manager Teresa Jakovac, and business manager Carolyn Fry. Their con- scientious work contributed greatly to the success of the play. On the evening of February 17, The Happy Days company also presented the play at Wisdom to a very hospitable and appreciative audience. The play dealt with young people who were growing up and having the usual troubles and problems of growing up. It seems that Marianne, Sharon Stanch- field, has a crush on Oliver, George Slanger, a distant cousin who imagines himself sophisticated and also bored with Marianne. Pernette, played by Janet Johnson, Oliver1 s sister, is being pursued by Bernard, played by Boone Sparrow who is Marianne's stuttering brother. Francine, played by Barbara Carlson, is the oldest and soberest of the lot; therefore, it falls to her to keep order. Micheal,Jack Bogut, is the handsome aviator whose presence delights the girls and disturbs the boys. The Good Old Days 1. Mickey Magee 2. Bob Loveridge 3. Joyce Sneed 4. Alberta Simpson 5. Elva Owen 6. Janet Brown 7. Myrna Morrison 8. Doris Stefanatz 9. Teresa Jakovac 10. Betty Lohr 11. Carolee Bonneau 12. John Davis 13. Yvonne Smith 14. Rochelle Kofoed 15. Elizabeth Orr 16. Elizabeth McFadden 17. Carol Moekel 18. Sally Johnson 72 1. Don Murray 2. Mary McLaughlin 3. Bill Pilgrim 4. Barbara Carlson 5. Shirley con 6. Dixie South 7. La Verne Henrie 8. Barbara King 9. Marianne and Luana Sorenson 10. Sharon Stanchfield 11. Carol Olson 12. Lois Crouch 13. Barbara Conklin 14. Carolyn Fry 15. Donna Krause 16. Joan Clark 17. Beverly Petersen 18. Joan Me Mannis 73 1. George Slanger 2. Clarine Albeck 3. Gordon Donavan 4. Carol Robinson 5. Carol Sue McClennan 6. Liz Ann, Lois, Joyce, and Mary 7. Remember 1946? 8. Future Beavers in 6th grade 9. Mary Harrington 10. Joyce, Elizabeth, and Anne 11. Grade School Days 12. Mr. Day 13. Miss Christy 14. Mr. Bierrum 15. Mr. Bruer 16. Miss Nelson 17. Miss McGown 18. Mr. Scott 19. Sharon and Danny 74 RAY BACON FAMILY -VY f ' Commercial Cattle DILLON FEED AND SEED COMPANY THE EXAMINER PRINTING COMPANY “Printers and Publishers of the Dillon Examiner.” Dillon, Montana ROBERTA THEATER METLON AND PUYEAR INSURANCE FARMER’S UNION JOHNSON’S HARNESS SHOP BEAVERHEAD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Devoted to the best interest of Beaverhead County. 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