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

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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.

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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.

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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