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

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Dfcar Seniois: I Traditionally in BCHS the senior class h£ tf n Sreat fac tor in general tone keeping” of the entire school- As the senior class goes - so goes the high school. In my three fca®| £rincipal of your school I have seen a definite im- pr v ima On student of ducatren. Ea | senior class has done its job efficiently. As class yc S o HBBBI allends of the earth. A bod percentage of you will be continuing your education next fall by entering college. Some of you will be starting your military service. Still others will be entering business and trade fields. We hope we have given ypu the foundation necessary regardless of your choice. The value of a high school education is not terminated when you receive your diploma. Beaverhead County High School wants to continue to help you for the rest of your life. Regardless of where you may reside, come back to see us, you are always welcome. The Best of Luck, f Bill Bruer Principal

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Much credit must be given to our calm and patient office secretary, Fern Fox. She listens to the students excuses and decides whether they should have a permit to class. This job is minor compared with acting as secretary to the principal and keeping the books for all the clubs and organizations in the school. Scoxetasuf, 0?en t Anyone can come into the building before and after school or between classes and see our custodians, George (Red) Pettit and Jules Wenger, assiduously at work keeping the building in perfect condition. They are not only the best custodians, but the best friends of all the students. ut C eeC