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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

The Afar of JyoutnfK I Beaverhead. Countu High School. rDsf onj flosttona. School C. E. Naugle, Principal; Ted Hazelbaker, Elmer Petersen, Mrs. Orville Sparrow, Lester Jones, W. E. Monger, Chairman, and Mrs. Theo Bay. NOT PICTURED: Hiram Lapham. The school board consists of citizens of Beaverhead County who are willing to donate their time for the welfare of BCHS. On the second Monday of each month they meet to discuss the many problems which are important to all of us. The school board members receive no pay for their work, but they have the satisfaction of knowing that students of BCHS are attending school in an up-to-date educational system. 2 Rueben Waters You to the left and I to the right, For the ways of men must sever - And it well may be for a day and a night, And it well may be forever. But whether we meet or whether we part (For our ways are past our knowing), A pledge from the heart to its fellow heart On the ways we all are going. Richard Hovey P viec A ncC We, the seniors of 1958, take great pride in presenting this yearbook to you. Recorded in it are photo- graphs of your fellow students, friends, teachers, and many memorable occasions. It is our wish that you will enjoy this yearbook as much as we of the staff have enjoyed editing it. We hope that as you look through this yearbook you will recall the many assemblies, games, class yells, initiations, and dances. Although this book contains only a few of the activities that were held at BCHS, let us hope that as you glance through this book it will bring back many pleasant memories of your high school days at BCHS. eaveftAecuC ountef SeAooC SCHOOL BOARD........................................2 FACULTY.............................................5 SENIORS............................................11 JUNIORS............................................23 SOPHOMORES.........................................29 FRESHMEN................'..........................33 ACTIVITIES.........................................37 MUSIC..............................................61 SPORTS.............................................67 DANCES AND SNAPS...................................81 4 To the Class of 1958: Graduating classes are usually sent packing with lectures and messages filled with admonitions for the future. This has merit. However, too infrequently are you, as a class, admonished to ’’look back. Your class has many distinguishing features about it. For example, you are the class of the I. G. Y. Ten, twenty, or thirty years from now, what significance will the International Geophysical Year have? You are also the class of Dillon's first paving. Can you remember the before and after” aspects of the school in regard to the paving? Sputnik, Vanguard, and real, honest-to-goodness space travel shared the year with the Class of 1958. The year you graduated, the chemise made a return appearance after an absence of nearly 30 years and women's shoes looked like something resurrected from the attic. Big league baseball moved to the west coast (Brooklyn lost its beloved Bums ) and the Winter Olympics were scheduled to be held in a re- mote California valley. The Ford Motor Company introduced a new car--the Edsel--during your last school year. American education was being subjected to a critical examination the year you graduated. What type high school will your children attend? What subjects will they take? How critical will you be as a parent? On the state level, your class saw students of Montana State University burn their president in effigy in one year and stage a protest strike in support of him the next year. The Class of 1958 moves out into the world in a time of bewildering confusion, a world at once exciting and promising as well as forbid- ding and challenging. We know you will give a good account of yourselves. Keep us in mind as you glance through this annual in the years to come. Reflect a little on what WAS taking place and what IS taking place. Are you satisfied with your contribution to the world you live in? Good Luck! C. E. Naugle, Principal Beaverhead County H.S. 6 pexu 'pax puCe cutei .ccC We appreciate our custodians for several reasons. They keep our building in A-one order and they are courteous and pleasant at all times. George (Red) Pettit and Jules Wenger are indispensable to all of us. Fern Fox, secretary to our Principal, Mr. Naugle, has the big responsibility of keeping the books for all clubs and organizations and issuing excuse slips to the students in addition to numerous other duties. We appreciate Fern’s patience under the constant hubub of school. Dan Scott, Larry Lloyd, and Marvin Lundburg. 7 ?acu£tef KATHRYN ARBUCKLE Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typing. Degrees: B.S., Montana State Uni- versity. Sponsor of: Pep Club, An- nual Staff, Junior Class. WILLIAM BIERRUM Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing, Drivers Training, U.S. History. Degrees: B.S. fid., Valparaiso Uni- versity; Graduate Work, Montana State University, Montana State Col- lege, Western Montana College of Education. Sponsor of: Senior Class. PATRICK CURRAN English. Head Bas- ketball Coach,As- sistant Track and Football Coach. Degrees: B.S., Western Montana College of Edu- cation. Sponsor of: B Club, CYO. MARJORIE FISH Typing. Degrees: B.A., University of North Dakota; Graduate Work, Montana State Uni- versity, Western Montana College of Education. Sponsor of: Annual Staff, Sophomore Class. ALFRED GOLDE Physics, Chemistry, Advanced Algebra, Solid Geometry. Degrees: B.S., University of North Dakota; M.Ed., Montana State University. Sponsor of: Chemocrats. RICHARD KAISER Music. Degrees: B.M., Eastern Montana College of Education, Montana State University. Sponsor of: Modern Music Masters, Teen Tones, Freshman Class. 8 TED KATO Social Science, Physical Education, Line Coach, B Squad Basketball Coach. Degrees: B.S., Western Montana College of Education. Sponsor of: Junior Class. BUN LODGE Biology, Head Football Coach, Head Track Coach. Degrees: B.S., Nebraska State Teachers College, M.S., Western Montana College of Education. ROBERT MacDONALD English, Library. Degrees: B.A., Montana State Uni- versity, M.S., Uni- versity of Tennessee. Sponsor of: Key Club, Freshman Class. ALMA McARTHUR Spanish. Degrees: Montana School of Mines, B.A., Montana State University; Graduate Work, Montana State Uni- versity, Western Montana College of Education. Sponsor of: Spanish Club. LENORE McCOLUJM Mathematics. Degrees: B.A., Montana State University; Graduate Work, Montana State College, University of Denver, University of Washington, Western Montana Col- lege of Education. Sponsor of: Honor Society, Junior Red Cross, Freshman Class. rosella McQuillan Home Economics. Degrees: B.A., Idaho State College. Sponsor of: FHA, CYO, Sophomore Class. 9 JOHN B. MICHALSON Journalism, English, Guidance. Degrees: BA., Eastern Washington College of Education, M.Ed., Mon- tana State University. Sponsor of: Quill and Scroll, Beaver Staff, Thespians. SHIRLEY MORAN Physical Education, Social Studies. Degrees: BA., Montana State Uni- versity. Sponsor of: GAA, Ski Club, Beaverettes, Twirlers, Junior Class, CYO. PALMER SCOTT English, Geometry. Degrees: B.S., Northern Montana College, M.Ed., Western Montana College of Education. Sponsor of: Sopho- more Class. ALLEN WALTON Vocational Agriculture. Degrees: B.S., Montana State College. Sponsor of: FFA. GOREN WHITE U.S. History, Government, General Math., Art, Chorus. Degrees: B.E., Western Montana College of Edu- cation; Graduate Work, University of Washington, Portland State College, Western Montana College of Edu- cation. Sponsor of: Thespians, Sophomore Class, Mixed Quartet. 10 11 'President l tce-P%e4tdeKt ROBERT D'EVELYN BUTCH Football 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 4; Track 1,2,3; B Club 1,2,3,4; State Music Meet 1,2,3,4; All-State Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Key Club 3 ,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Inter- national Key Club Convention, Wash- ington, D.C. 3; Honor Society 4; Stu- dent Council Business Manager 3, Pres. 4; Class Pres. 1,2,4; Boys' State 3. GAYLE LOUISE WHEAT GAYLE Pep Club 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3,Treas. 4; Chorus 3; Twirlers 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Honor Society 2,3,4, Treas. 4; Student Council 4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Class Pres. 3, Sec.- Treas. 4. Senior MARY GARRISON MARY Class Sec. 1; Class Yell Leader 3; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Student Council 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Sports Manager 4; Beaver Business Staff 2,3,4, Business Manager 4; Annual Staff 4; Honor Society 3,4, Pres. 4; Modern Music Masters 3,4, Pres. 4; Junior Red Cross 3,4, Pres. 3; Chorus 2,4; Teen Tones 2,3,4; Harvest Queen Candidate 1. FREDERICK E. BACKUS WEED Football 1,3; B Club 1,2,3; Key Club 1,2,3; Class Yell Leader 2,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. Secnetemcf- 7’te 4tvie% Tfeli ecuC t 12 DONNA ANDRUS ANDY FHA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Historian 4; Annual Staff 4, Art Editor 4; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Thespians 4. MARILYN BOGUT BOCUE FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1,3,4; GAA 2,3; Ski Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4; District Music Meet 2,3,4; State Music Meet 2,3; All-State Chorus 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Chorus Council 4; Junior Red Cross 4; Beaver Business Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Teen Tones 2,3,4; Triple Trio 3; Quartet 4; Camera Club 3; Time Out for Ginger 2; Wings of the Morning 3; Solid Gold Cadillac 4; Drums of Death 4; Birthday of the Infanta 4; Thespians 4. DAVID C. BOSTWICK DAVE Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3. HARRIET BROWN OZZIE GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Chorus 3,4; Triple Trio 4; E)ouble Mixed Quartet 4; Li- brarian 3; Pep Club 3; Christmas Play 1; Drums of Death 4. RICHARD W. BRUNDAGE K.D.B.M. Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; B Club 2,3; Basketball Mana- ger 2,3; Quill and Scroll 4; State Music Festival 2; Drums of Death 4. BETTY MARIE CARLSON BETTS FHA 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Teen Tones 3,4; Triple Trio 4; GAA 1,2,3; Quill and Scroll 4; Beaverettes 3; Chorus 1,2, 3,4. LA VON CHILDS VONNIE Band 1,2,3,4; District Music Meet 1,2, 3,4; State Music Meet 2,3; FHA 1,2; Spanish Club 3; Librarian 2,3; FTA 3; Pep Club 4; Honor Society 4. EDITH JOANNE CIARK DOLLIE Chorus 1,2,3; FHA 1,2; FHA Convention 1; GAA 2; Twirlers 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Time Out for Ginger 2; Drums of Death Busi- ness Manager 4; Solid Gold Cadillac 4; Happy Days 1. ROY CORNELL KORNE Key Club 2, Secretary 3, President 4; District Convention, Billings 2; District Convention, Missoula 3; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 2, President 3; Ski Team 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Chemocrats 3,4, President 4; Boys' State 3; Beaver Staff 3; Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 4; Honor Society 4; Class Treasurer 3; Student Council 4, Treasurer 4; MIEA Convention, Missoula 4; Solid Gold Cadillac 4; Drums of Death 4. RUTH IRENE DAVIS DAVIS FHA 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Drums of Death 4. EILEEN MAE EIDEN EILEEN Transfer from Los Angeles 4; Pep Club 4; Teen Tones 4; Girls' and Mixed Chorus 4; GAA 4; FHA 4. DONNA LEE GIVEN PEE WEE FHA 1, Secretary 1; Twirlers 1,2,3; Head Majorette 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Triple Trio 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Thespians 4; Class Vice-President 1; Wings of the Morning Make-Up Committee 3; Drums of Death 4; Solid Gold Cadillac Chairman of Costume Com- mittee 4; Beaver Business Staff 4; District Music Meet 2,3,4; Librarian 4. ANN GREENE ANNIE OAKLEY FHA 1,2; FTA 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4, President 4; Camera Club 3; Thespians 4; Beaver Staff 3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Death of the Hired Man 3; Drums of Death 4; Librarian 2,3; Honor Society 4. CLARA MARIE JENSEN BEA FHA 1,2,3; State Convention 4; Pep Club 3,4; Chorus 3; Beaver Staff 4; Art Editor 4; Annual Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4. JEANNETTE KEENE NET GAA 4; Twirling 2,3; Librarian 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Drums of Death 4; Beaver Staff 4. EDWARD KENISON ED Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; Chemocrats 4; Drums of Death 4. ROBERTA JEAN LEE BERTIE GAA 1; FHA 1; Chorus 2,3,4. WALLACE R. LUCHETTI WALLY Transfer from Chester 3; Annual Staff 4; Ski Club 4. MARY KAY MAYBERRY MARY KAY FHA 1,2,3,4, President 4; GAA 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3. RUSSELL L. MUNDAY RUSS FFA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Officers' Training School, Helena 2; Purina Research Farm Trip 4; B Club 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Football 4; Basketball 2,3,4, Captain 4. MICKEY NETTIK MICK Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; B Club 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Student Council 4; District Music Meet 2; Chorus 1,2. RICHARD J. NEWTON FIG Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 3,4, President 4; Boys' State 3; Key Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Business Manager 4; Football 2,3; Track 2,3 Golf 1,2,3,4. LOIS RAE NIX LOIS Transfer from Lima 3; GAA 4; Pep Club 3,4; FHA 3,4; Camera Club 3. JUNE PACKER JUNE Honor Society 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Thespians 2,3,4, Secretary 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Historian 2, Parliamentarian 4; Pep Club 3; GAA 2,3; Quill and Scroll 4; MIEA Convention, Mis- soula 4; Co-Editor Annual 4; Geraldine and the White Robe 2; Wings of the Morning 3; Class Vice-President 3. WILLIAM B. PETERSEN Pete Key Club 3,4; Student Council 3; Boys' State 3; Red Cross Council 3; Beaver Business Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Annual Editor 4; MIEA Con- vention, Missoula 4; Quill and Scroll 4. KENNETH WALTON PETERSON Swede Transfer from Sheridan 1; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Sentinel 3; Vice-President 4; State Convention, Bozeman 2; Winter Fair Judging Team, Bozeman 3; Divisional Stock Judging, Three Forks 3; State Youth Electric Fair, Lewistown 3; Class Treasurer 2. DONALD R. PUYEAR Hap Key Club 2,3; Treasurer 3; Sergeant- at-Arms 2; Beaver Lodge 2; Football 2; Pep Club 1,2,3. WILLIAM P. REBICH Bill FFA ij Pep Club 3; Chemocrats 4; Drums of Death 4. RICHARD RIEBHOFF Riebhoff Junior Transfer from Whitehall 2; Football 3,4; B Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Sec- retary 4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Ski Team 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Vice- President 4; Band 2,3,4; President 4; Modern Music Masters 3,4; Vice- President 4; Boys' State 3; Chorus 4; Annual Business Staff 4; Drums of Death Production Manager 4. JERRY ROWE Jerry FFA 1,2,3,4. LOUISE REBICH Toots FHA 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Chemocrats 4; Vice-President 4. KAREN RICKS Karen Transfer from Thompson Falls 3; Modern Music Masters 4; Band 4; Cho- rus 4; GAA 4; Beaver Staff 4; District Music Meet 4; Teen Tones 4. JERRY RUTLEDGE Jerry FFA 1,2,3,4; Reporter 3; District Convention 3; Winter Fair Judge 3,4; Second Vice-President 4. FREDERICK SARGESON Fred Chorus 4; Track 2; District Music Meet 4; Mixed Quartet 4; Drums of Death Stage Manager 4. ELIZABETH JEAN SORENSON Betty GAA 1; Pep Club 1; FHA 3. MARY KATHRYN STRAUGH Mary Kay GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; State Ski Meet 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; State and District Music Meets 2,3,4; Teen Tones 3,4; Mixed Quartet 4; Junior Red Cross 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Thespians 4; Modern Music Masters 3,4. ROBERT WALLACE Wally FFA 1,2,3; B Club 2,3,4; President 4; Student Council 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3. 19 BRUCE L. THOMAS Poncho FFA 1,2,3,4; Senior Representative to National Farm Loan Association 4; Youth Electric State Fair 1,2; Chorus President 4; All-State Chorus 4; Death of the Hired Man 3; Solid Gold Cadillac 4; Birthday of the Infanta 4; Thespians 4; Student Council 1; Junior Red Cross Representative 1; Beaver Business Staff 1; Band 2; Pep Club 1,2. ROBERT TYSDAL Tiz Ski Club 3,4; Chorus 4; Band 1,2,3; Camera Club 3; District Music Meet 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3. ms ROW Is Jeannette Keene, Ann Greene, Jeannette Prohosky, Marilyn Bogut, Gayle Wheat, Karen Ricks, Louise Rebich, June Packer, Irene Davis, Shirley Curry, Donna Lee Given, Roberta Lee, Mary Garrison, Lavon Childs, Lois Nix. ROW 2: Robert Tysdal, Edward Kenison, Bill Rebich, Mary Kay Straugh, Clara Jensen, Betty Carlson, Mary Kay Mayberry, Joanne Clark, Harriet Brown, Betty Sorenson, Donna Andrus. ROW 3: David Bostwich, Dick Newton, Roy Cornell, Fred Sargeson, Dick Brundage, Wallace Luchetti, Michael Nettik, Richard Riebhoff, Robert Wallace, Robert D'Evelyn, Bill Petersen, Bruce Thomas, Fred Backus, Jerry Rutledge. September 7, 1954, the day and the time we were looking forward to and yet almost afraid to have arrive. Initia- tions were fun. We looked at our classmates as we assembled in our costumes of barrels, sack cloth, hula skirts, and other modes of dress and enjoyed a good laugh. It didn't take us long to organize with Bob D'Evelyn at the helm with Donna Lee Given as Vice President; Mary Garrison, Secretary; and Gary Swartz, Treasurer. Shirley Cote qualified for yell leader and Charles Tolson represented us on the Student Council. Bette Mockel and Bruce Thomas became Red Cross representatives. We had our ups and downs but all in all we did quite well. Bob D'Evelyn and Bob Wallace began their athletic careers in football. Mary Garrison was named candidate for Harvest Ball Queen. Mrs. McCollum and Mr. Scott were our class sponsors. Our sophomore year Bob D'Evelyn was again chosen as President with Sonja Holland as Vice President, Bette Mockel as Secretary and Walton Peterson as Treasurer. Fred Backus was our yell leader and Mary Garrison and Bruce Thomas represented us on the Student Council. Bette Mockel and Dan Rebish were on the Red Cross Council Don Puyear was elected to serve on the Beaver Lodge Committee. Some of us tried our luck in dramatics, some ir Music and some of the boys really made our athletic contribution to the school show outstanding progress. Sonja Holland was Harvest Ball Queen candidate. The three members who made Honor Society were Sonja Holland, June Packer, and Gayle Wheat. Miss Nelson and Miss Christy sponsored us through our sophomore year. Our junior year began with Gayle Wheat as President; June Packer, Vice President; Vida Flander, Secretary; and Roy Cor- nell as Treasurer. Mary Garrison was our yell leader, with Bill Petersen and Mary Kay Straugh as members of the Red Cross Council. Our Student Council representatives were Mary Garrison, Dick Newton, Bill Petersen and Sonja Holland. Bette Mockel was Harvest Ball Queen candidate. Mary Garrison, Bette Mockel and Vida Flanders were initiated into Honor Society. Gayle Wheat and Vida Flanders were elected by the girls of the junior class to attend Girls State held at Montana State College in Bozeman. The boys chosen to attend Boys State were Ricky Riebhoff, Bob D'Evelyn, Roy Cornell, Dick Newton, Steve Andrews, and Bill Petersen. One of the outstanding events in our Junior year was the Junior Prom and the Junior Senior Banquet held at the Elks Lodge prior to the Prom. Miss Mc- Quillan, Mr. Scott and Mr. McDonald were our class sponsors. Seniors at last! We've had such fun looking forward to the year we would reign supreme. We chose as our senior officers: Bob D'Evelyn, President; Mary Garrison, Vice President; Gayle Wheat, Secretary-Treasurer; and Fred Backus, yell leader. Marilyn Bogut and Bruce Thomas served on the Red Cross council. Bob D'Evelyn served as President of the Student Council; Ricky Riebhoff, Vice President; Roy Cornell, Treasurer; and Gayle Wheat. Sec- retary; Bob Wallace, Representative. The seniors entered Gayle Wheat as their candidate for Harvest Ball Queen. Dave Ferris, junior class president, crowned June Packer,Queen of the Prom, with Mary Garrison and Mary Kay Straugh as attendents. Senior Sneak Day was a red letter day for all seniors. We made the trip to Elkhorn by bus - did lots of swimming • had loads of food and Oh what delicious chicken. Those who didn't plan on swimming were promptly tossed in - clothes and all. Then remember our ride home - the bus just gave up - so we hiked those last few weary miles. Then May 28th arrived, we were really not as happy about leaving as we had thought we would be. It gives one a nostalgic feeling - saying good-bye to four of the most precious years of our lives. Mr. Bierrum and Mr. Curran were the sponsors who guided us through 1957-58. 20 SEA VER HEAD COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL CHU.ON. MONTANA Gommerxcemerit W.dn.ldoy Etoning. May � . I9M Gght oClock H . School Audforium Do� «o Andnn Pradorict £. Soctvi Marilyn Mario 1 Da..d C forttn c « Harriot E- frown Rthord Wifcom Edith Joonno Clark •oy Konnoth Como� Shirloy Iron Ctrfy Rvth Iron Doril Robo� � C. D Evotyn Mary Loora GRADUATING CLASS OF 1958 Michaoi £. Nottick Lai loo Ni. Amo Rocha K, Watton p« or� on Wiftom I lotorten Joonnotro Mario Prohoiky Donald � P.yoar Lwn L Robie� Wi am P. Rob.ch Koran Voro Richi Richard Dovgta� IWxjK Jorry A Iowa Garold F RoHadgo Darna Loo Giron Clara Mario Jonton loo ratio Doriono Koono Edward A. Koniton Roborto loon Loo WoPaca Roy Lvchotti Mary Kay Mayborry Ehraboth loon Soromon Mary Kathryn Sfrough truco LorroS Thomoi Robort 0. Tyidol lofeon L Wolloco Goylo Louiio Whoot Sonjo HoRond Monday Williom Edwin Oort (USARl CLASS OFFICERS Rob C. 0 Erotyr Mory Loora Gorviaon Goylo Lowdo Whoa' Rabort C OErotyn ......- v 0 Protidono Sot rotary T -ooui'or Proodont at Srudor Sody PROGRAM OF GRADUATION EXERCISES You I Nator Watt Aland I Cad Lomm Morvgg Goylo Looita Whoat Protontotion oI Movie Cup ------------------------------- Richard Kano' Protontalion oI liorrum Attilot.t A«U . . W J fiorram Proionlafion ol Dan LitMo Award...................Principal C, E NovpM P'oiontot.on aI Scholanh.pi Pr.ne-pol C E. Nouglo Prowntotion ol VaWictory Cup............................Corolao Kombich Add� � � � . Tho Cato ol Juvonilo rorwt Poront...............Prank Dorn Proiontotion ol do don «I l«M .. Principal C E Nouglo Proiontotion al Diptomoi ............................ Elrnor W Potonon fCHS, loord ol Trvttooi lonodiction _ ,......... Ho Rotor and Cod lomm-Morugg o Rocouarol: Ha War March oI tho Priotti ManrMuohn Porontn and tnnndt at i m coritelly mvttod JEavERhEAD COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Baccalaureate Service Nipt. School Aodhorivn. Sunday Stoning. May ?5. IR5f 8 00 o clock Prooottionol: Po—p ond O'Cv—itoncn High School Sand Ho lord I Proyor Tow Ton Edward Elgar •O— Smndogo Hay Moiorto Tho Jay ol Chritoian cnriag Tho R v, Jornord SuXhron Ho Night Hot A Houiond Eyoi Rocouianot: War More� ol tho Pri«t-- Mondotuchn High School fond . MENCEMENT EXERCISES Wodnoidoy. May 2� I9SS 00 P. M. s4cu stcC Valedictorian......... Salutatorian.......... Alumni Cup............ Science Award......... Music Cup............. Bierrum Athletic Award Dan Little Award .... . . . . June Packer . . . Gayle Wheat . Robert D’Evelyn . . . Roy Cornell Mary Kay Straugh . Robert Wallace . Robert D’Evelyn p( ux 'Zfean .olC Studente June Packer Gayle Wheat Robert D’Evelyn Lavon Childs................................Smith Payne Memorial Robert D' Evelyn............................Montana State University Mary Garrison...............................Montana State University Clara Jensen.............................................”500 Club Wallace Luchetti ...........................Montana State College June Packer.................................Brigham Young University Louise L. Rebich....................................Carroll College Richard Riebhoff................................... Carroll College Gayle Wheat.................................Montana State College The 1958 graduating class will hold a class reunion in Dillon, June 1968. All members contact the high school in April, 1968. 22 iff Dr. ’PauKtUtoKe Dave Ferris President Dallas Jones Vice President Marty Miller Gordon Marchesseault Secretary Treasurer Dan Alley Harry Andrus Jo Ann Arvish Nancy Backus Joan Beager Shirley Boehning John Burk 24 Iris Bryan Ruth Clemow Sue Coles Ann Cornel] Jack Cotterell Claudia Craig Oralia Cruz Dean Davis Jane Duncan Eddie Lou Dupis Bill Garrison Jim Giles Adele Given Hazel Graham 25 Elsie Gregovich Molly Jane Hart Betty Henrie John Hollensteiner Evan Huntsman Bill Hyde Darrell Johnson Gerald Jones Steve Lewis Ed Me Alp in Bob McArthur Gosta Miller 26 Louise O. Rebich Bill Sanborn Joanne Nettick Emery Smith Tym Stocks 27 Marcella Stewart Judy Taylor Bill Thiel Dick Willey Bill Williss Angela Wolfe On September 6, 1955, seventy-nine freshmen entered Beaverhead County High School. They were initiated by a march across the stage, and a parade downtown. Officers of the class were Bill Garrison, President; Delores Perusich, Vice President; Jo Ann Gransbery, Secretary; Jo Ann Arvish, Treasurer; and Donna Lessey, Yell Leader. Bill Williss was elected to the Student Council, and Gosta Miller represented the class on the Beaver Lodge Committee. Our Harvest Ball Queen candidate was Nancy Backus. Mrs. McCollum and Mr. George Scott were the sponsors. The Freshman initiation began the social activities of our sophomore year. Class officers were Bill Garrison, President; Gosta Miller, Vice President; Tym Stocks, Secre- tary; Nancy Backus, Treasurer; and Tex Marchessault, Yell Leader. Bill Garrison, Jane Duncan, Anne Jones, and Bill Williss were elected to the Student Council. Red Cross representatives were Judy Taylor and Mel Worthington. The sophomore class also elected their candidate, Tym Stocks, as Harvest Ball Queen. Emery Smith, Dave Ferris, Sandra Peterson, and Delores Perusich were initiated into Honor Society. The class sponsors were Miss Hawkes and Mr. Michalson. Junior Class officers were; Dave Ferris, President; Dallas Jones, Vice President; Marty Miller, Secretary; Tex Marchessault, Treasurer; and JoAnn Gransbery, Yell Leader. The Student Coun- cil representatives were Jane Duncan, Delores Perusich, Dallas Jones, and Bill Garrison. Junior Red Cross representatives were Delores Perusich, Judy Taylor, Joanne Nettick, and Janice Maryott. Initiated into Honor Society were Jane Duncan, Dallas Jones, and Bill Williss. Class sponsors were Mr. Kato, Miss Moran, and Miss Arbuckle. The theme for the Junior Prom was Sidewalks in Paris . The junior class mothers sponsored a smorgasbord at the Elk's Hall fol- lowing the Prom. 28 29 Safc6o K vie4 Ray Nygren Bill Martin Billie Ann Todd Holland Karalie Gibbon President Vice President McFadden Treasurer Yell Leader Secretary Charles Andersen Dana Andreason Myrtle Archer Mary Bacon Robert Bacon Keith Blomquist Jim Brown Joy Brothers Jim Burgess Phillip Burk John Burrell John Burton Patsy Childs Patricia Combs Darlene Conklin Patsy Contway Charles Davis Claudine Dodgson Judy Dunkin Bill Eiden Alan Eliason Donna Else Gloria Else Jackie Emery Dick Ferris Jerry Fitzsimmons Gleanne Foster Patsy Fulford Gary Gover Sue Harrison Mary Louise Hildreth Dave Hilger Judy Holland Sandra Huntsman Bill James Jim Jarvis Bernard Jensen Leslie Jones John Keene Coleen Kirby George Krause Judy Laden Sandra Lapham Dave Magee Karen Naugle Jenny Nelson Roy Newton Dianne Pendergast Ray Peterson Robert Polish Pete Rebish Joan Reeves Janet Richardson Carl Robertson Loudon Ruegseggar Ralph Rueseggar Linda Sawyer Denis Schmauch Joe Selby Richard Shepherd Sharon Simon Mac Simpson James Smith Terry Smith Montana Smith Patricia Smith Dean South Casey Sparrow Frank Stanchfield Kay Strasser Stanley Swartz Doris Taylor Sofe uutuvie 'rtyo t Uf, One of the largest classes to enter B.C.H.S. was the Freshman Class of 1956. The one hundred and four students were honored by the Sophomores giving the traditional dance after initiation. They or- ganized their class by electing the following officers: Roy Newton, President; Judy Holland, Vice President; Billie Anne McFadden, Secretary; Todd Holland, Treasurer; Chuck Davis, Yell Leader. Stu- dent Council: Dianne Pendergast, Doris Taylor, Todd Holland, David Hilger. Red Cross Council: Judy Holland, John Mugaas. Harvest Queen Candidate: Karolie Gibbons. The Class Sponsors were Mr. Kato and Mrs. McCollum. The sophomore class was the largest class numbering 114 students. They have furnished us with many talented students in music, dramat- ics, and athletics. Their Prexy for the year was Ray Nygren, with Bill Martin as Vice President, and Billie Ann McFadden as Secretary. Todd Holland was Treasurer and Karalie Gibbons, Yell Leader. The sophomore representatives on the Student Council were Stanley Swartz, Mickey Anderson, Dave Hilger. and Bill Martin. The Junior Red Cross Council members were Claudine Dodgson, Judy Holland, Roy Newton, and Casey Sparrow. The sophomore candidate for Harvest Queen was Dianne Pendergast, and she was crowned Queen at the Harvest Ball. Miss Fish, Miss McQuillan, Mr. Scott, and Mr. White were sponsors of the sophomore class. 32 P% Bill Hugulet President Kenna Thomas Secretary-Treasure! Evelyn Withington Yell Leader Eugene Rebich Vice-President Connie Arrigoni Don Bacon Ellen Bacon Bill Banning Ronald Benson Jim Boetticher Edna Bostwick Paul Bransman Janice Brennick Gregory Bums Robert Buy an Jo Ann Carroll Sally Jo Chaffin Colin Chriswell Max Cleverley Ingrid Cragholm Jerelyn Crichfield Eileen Curtis Noralee Day Joe Devlin Ronald Dingley Nancy Dodgson David Duncan Carol Dyer Arlene Evans Judy Flanders Martha Ford Judy Forsythe Barbara Hagedom Melvin Heggelund Christine Hignight Lily Holt Chad Holland Judy Hubbard Bob Hyde Margaret James Bill Kruljac Jack Laden Amber Lapham Billie Lawson Dale Luchetti Randall Lundvall George McAlpin Martin Malesich Beth McDonald Jack McMurchy Orion McQuiston Madeline Nygaard Alice Palmer Bill Parr Diane Pope Faye Reamer Barbara Reichle Judith Reichle Melvin Rose Joe Selby Don Smith Sue Sparrow Gay Townsend Frank Watkins p%€ t KCUt On September 3, 1957, eighty-six freshmen entered BCHS. An initiation dance was held the following Friday in honor of the freshmen. The election of officers was held and the following were elected: Bill Hugulet, President; Eugene Rebich, Vice- President; Kenna Thomas, Secretary-Treasurer; and Evelyn Withington, Yell-Leader. The Harvest Ball candidate selected by the freshmen was Judy Forsythe. The freshmen selected to the Red Cross Council were Dale Luchetti, Ann Evans, and Sue Sparrow. Student Council members selected were Kenna Thomas Chad Holland. 35 @C Z44, Seneor Patrick Curran William Bierrum Kay Arbuckle f)unions Ted Kato Shirley Moran Marjorie Fish Rosella McQuillan Palmer Scott Goren White Bun Lodge Robert MacDonald Lenore McCollum 36 Bob D'Evelyn Mr. Naugle President Sponsor ROW 1: Roy Cornell, Gayle Wheat, Ricky Riebhoff, Bob D'Evelyn. ROW 2: Mickey Anderson, Bob Wallace, Stanley Swartz, Chad Holland, Tym Stocks, Connie Arrigoni, Kenna Thomas, Delores Perusich. ROW 3: Dave Hilger, Mickey Nettick, Dean Stanchfield, Mr. Naugle, Bill Garrison, Dave Ferris, Bill Martin. Student (£ou tci£ This year our student body officers were elected in a new way. The candidates filed for office and then gave their campaign speeches over the public address system. The students then held election and the following were elected: Bob D'Evelyn, President; Rick Riebhoff, Vice-President; Gayle Wheat, Secretary; Roy Cornell, Treas- urer; and Dave Ferris, Business Manager. Student Council consists of equal representation, four from each class. The purpose of this organization is to promote all extra-curricular activities of the school and to train members of the association in the management of their affairs. Student Body Officers at Work. Sfu K4o%ed DiiloH 'Pon uiit Studc � 38 State Gayle Wheat Vida Flanders Vida Flanders and Gayle Wheat were chosen by the faculty and members of their class to represent BCHS at Girls State which was held on the Montana State College Campus at Bozeman. These girls were selected on a basis of leadership, scholarship, and character. Bob D'Evelyn, Rick Riebhoff, Roy Cornell, Dick Newton, Bill Petersen. Boys State was held at the Western Montana College Campus at Dil- lon for nine days beginning the seventeenth of August. These boys were chosen by the faculty on the basis of character, scholarship and leadership. SfiAH vied, faf t£e ‘TftoH uta (?o n uty 39 Marty Miller Miss Arbuckle President Sponsor ROW 1: Karalie Gibbons, Billie Anne McFadden, Mary Garrison, Nancy Backus, Tym Stocks, Marty Miller, Gleanne Foster, Judy Taylor, Carol Dyer, Eileen Curtis, Ingrid Cragholm, Janet Richardson, Miss Arbuckle. ROW 2: Sally Jo Chaffin, Diane Pope, Beth McDonald, Judy Hubbard, Arlene Evans, Judy Flanders, Angela Wolfe, Joanne Reeves, Karen Naugle, Ann Cornell, Dale Luchetti, Barbara Hagedom, Marcella Stewart, Joanne Grans- bery, Joanne Nettik, Colleen Kirby. ROW 3: Linda Sawyer, Margaret Harrison, Lynn Williams, Lynn Jones, Irene Davis, Donna Andrus, Iris Bryan, JoAnn Arvish, Isabell Mitchell, Delores Perusich, Gayle Wheat, Clara Jensen, Pat Fulford. ROW 4: Marilyn Bogut, Janice Follander, Mary Louise Hildreth, Sharon Simon, Lois Nix, Betty Sorenson, Sue Sparrow, Betty Carlson, Joanne Clark, Mary Kay Straugh, Jo Carroll, Judy Laden, Pat Contway, Evelyn Withington, Barbara Reichle. ROW 5: Judy Reichle, Jerelyn Crichfield, Kenna Thomas, Judy Forsythe, Jeanne Archer, Shirla Weston, Lavon Childs, Louise Rebich, Eddie Lou Dupuis, Kay Strasser, Dana Andreason, Shirley Boehning, Jim Boetticher, Sandra Lapham. “Pefi- @Cot Yeah Beavers! The 1957-58 Pep Club got off to a good start this year. The games were well attended and the en- thusiasm brought forth a great deal of spirit. The club sponsored the annual twirp season” and also held several dances. The Pep Club also took out-of- town trips to cheer the Beavers to victory. The officers were: Marty Miller, President; Judy Taylor, Vice-President; Gleanne Foster, Secre- tary; Tym Stocks, Treas- urer. Miss Arbuckle was the Pep Club sponsor. 40 •g Billie Ann McFadden, Mary Garrison, Karalie Gibbons, Nancy Backus. The BCHS cheerleaders had a very busy season with a record attendance at every conference football game and all but two conference basketball games. They led the school in pep assemblies throughout the football and bas- ketball season. Chuck Davis was a cheerleader during football season. ('?6e ttecuCen y The ”B” Squad cheerleaders this year were Evelyn Withington, Colleen Kirby, and Kay Strasser. These cheer- leaders were represented at all but one of the B” squad basketball games. 41 Mary Kay Mayberry President Miss McQuillan Sponsor ROW 1: Betty Sorenson, June Packer, Gayle Wheat, Louise Rebich, Mary Kay Mayberry, Irene Davis, Donna Andrus, Mary Garrison, Miss McQuillan. ROW 2: Eileen Curtis, Carol Dyer, Lois Nix, Ellen Bacon, Noralee Day, Judy Flanders, Angela Wolfe, Jo Ann Reeves, Arlene Evans, Judy Hubbard. ROW 3: Sue Harrison, Lynne Wil- liams, Lynn Jones, Karen Naugle, Clara Jensen, Beth McDonald, Diane Pope, Ingrid Craigholm. pcitune The Beaverhead Chapter of Future Homemakers of America elected the following officers for the 1957-58 year: Mary Kay Mayberry, President; Irene Davis, Vice-President; Louise Rebich, Secretary; Gayle Wheat, Treasurer; Mary Garrison, Song Leader; Donna Andrus, Historian; and June Packer, Parliamentarian. Miss McQuillan was the sponsor. On December 17, the FHA girls, with the help of the FFA boys, decorated the Christmas trees in the halls of BCHS. Several girls attended the district convention in Belgrade on October 19, 1957. The girls held Recreation Night in the Beaver Lodge. Money-making projects were selling candy, food sales and dances. Four girls attended the state convention in Bozeman, March 24-26. They are Carol Dyer, Lynn Jones, Mary Kay Mayberry, and Clara Jensen. FHA Girls Decorate Christmas Tree Party Time for FFA and FHA red fa .(zyadtUe 42 Russell Munday President Mr. Walton Sponsor ROW 1: Jim Given, John Burke, Bill Garrison, Dean Stanchfield, Gordon Marchessault, Todd Holland, Jim Dunkin, Bernard Jenson, Mr. Walton-Advisor. ROW 2: Harold Miller, Chad Holland, Harris Wheat, Bobby Buyan, Robert Polish, Martin Plutt, Ray Weaver, Loudon Ruegsegger, Alex Bolick, Ralph Ruegsegger. ROW 3: Dick Ferris, Gerald Jones, Jack Laden, Ray Peterson, Dick Willey, Dick Pope, Dallas Jones, Evan Huntsman, Melvin Heggelund. ROW 4: Bruce Thomas, Larry Fournier, Don Kambich, Philip Burk, James Smith, Keith Blomquist, Bob Bacon, Don Bacon, John Burton. ROW 5: Harry Andrus, Mac Simpson, Alan Eliason, Pete Rebich, Terry Smith, Gene Ronnemose, Ronald Peterson, Ronald Benson. 0?utu e s4 nesuca The Officers of FFA are: Russell Munday, President; Walton Peterson, Vice-President; Jerry Rutledge, 2nd Vice- President; Dean Stanchfield, Secretary; John Burk, Treasurer; Bill Garrison, Reporter; Gordon Marchesseault, Sentinel; Gordon Marchesseault also represents the chapter in public speaking. The FFA has been very active this year. They sponsored the annual Harvest Ball electing Dianne Pendergast as queen. One candidate was chosen from each of the four classes. They are as follows: Gayle Wheat, Senior; Marty Miller, Junior; Diane Pope, Sophomore; Judy Forsythe, Freshman. The annual Parent-Son Banquet was held on February 11. Russell Munday was awarded the trip to Saint Louis, Missouri. They also participated in the Annual Block of Dimes. Time Out for Eats At Work on a Project 43 SfiAH vied S6eet4 (2 4 Delores Perusich Judy Taylor SfMMuuvied 7 C. d Muut, Judy Taylor President Mrs. McCollum Sponsor ROW 1: Roy Newton, Claudine Dodgson, Judy Taylor, Judy Holland. ROW 2: Mary Garrison, Marilyn Bogut, Sue Sparrow, Jane Duncan, Casey Sparrow, Dale Luchetti, Delores Perusich, JoAnn Nettik. The Junior Red Cross membership consists of four representatives from each class. This year they assisted with the Red Cross drive in Dillon, conducted a drive here at BCHS, and filled Christmas boxes. Each year two sophomores are chosen to attend Red Cross Camp. Delores Perusich and Judy Taylor were the delegates last year. Officers are Judy Taylor, President; Judy Holland, Vice-President; Claudine Dodgson, Secretary-Treasurer; and Mrs. McCollum was the sponsor. Roy Cornell M - Golde President Sponsor ROW 1: Mr. Golde, Ed Kenison, Bill Rebich, Louise Rebich, Gayle Wheat. ROW 2: Bob D'Evelyn, Roy Cornell. (2 ie Kocft t4' The officers of the Chemocrats are Roy Cornell, President; Louise Rebich, Vice-President; Bob D Evelyn, Secretary -Treasurer. The purpose of the Chemocrats Club is to further the interest of taking physics or chemistry. Experimenting 45 Roy Cornell President Mr. MacDonald Sponsor MHCP°na x’ °r fWtrkB°b ?'Evelyn- R°V Cornell, Rick Riebhoff, Gosta Miller. ROW 2: Bill Petersen, Dave Hilger, Todd Holland, Darrell Johnson, Dick Newton, Bill Williss. Key @Cct The Key Club is an honor organization for boys in BCHS. The candidates are chosen by the faculty and presented to the Key Club to be voted into the club by its members. Those members elected to hold offices in the Key Club were Roy Cornell, President; Bob D'Bvelyn, Vice-President; Rick Riebhoff, Secretary; and Dick Newton, Treasurer. Fun at the Snack Bar Service with a Smile SfU%4UU%ftcd fcf Slid’ 46 Joan Beager President Miss Moran Sponsor ROW 1: Mary Garrison, Marty Miller, Nancy Backus, Tym Stocks, Billie Ann McFadden, Doris Taylor, Kay Strasser, Joan Beager, Judy Holland, Dianne Pendergast, Miss Moran. ROW 2: Lynne Williams, Lynn Jones, Nancy Dodgson, Sally Jo Chaffin, Connie Arrigoni, Judy Reichle, Carol Dyer, Eileen Curtis, Judy Forsythe, Kenna Thomas, Jeralyn Crichfield. ROW 3: Nora Lee Day, Sue Sparrow, Betty Sorenson, Lois Nix, Ann Cornell, Karen Ricks, Mary Kay Straugh, Marcella Stewart, Patsy Contway, JoAnn Nettik, Evelyn Withington. ROW 4: JoAnn Arvish, Sue Coles, Adele Given, Gloria Else, Sharon Simon, Gay Townsend, Barbara Hagedom, Alice Tucker, Claudine Dodgson, Eddie Lou Dupuis. s4t6letic GAA was very active this year. Activities included were a hayride, ice-skating and swimming parties, and an award picnic at which the letters and pins the girls earned were awarded. GAA had basketball, volleyball, and badminton tournaments and they played the college’s WAA in all of these. This year GAA also sent ten girls to a playday at Missoula in which girls all over the state participated. Those with the most participation credits were taken. Joan Beager is President; Kay Strasser, Vice-President; Doris Taylor, Secretary; Billie Ann McFadden, Treas- urer; Mary Garrison, Recorder Manager; Tym Stocks, General Manager; and Miss Moran, Sponsor. 47 ROW 1: Mr. Curran, Harry Andrus, Steve Richards, Rick Riebhoff, Bob D'Evelyn, Jack Gibbons, Bob Wallace Mickey Nettick, Mr Kato. ROW 2: Dick Ferris, Darrell Johnson, Dean Stanchfield, Dallas Jones, Steve Lewis, Bill Garrison, John Burk, Dave Ferris, Gerald Jones. ROW 3: Harris Wheat, Mac Simpson, Bill Martin, Harold Selway, Dave Magee, Jerry Fitzsimmons, John Mugaas, Todd Holland, Dave Hilger. The Beaverhead County High School has had a B Club since the beginning of athletics in the school. The club is composed of athletes who have earned one or more letters in the major sports--football, basketball, and track. The sponsors of this years B Club are Mr. Curran, Mr. Lodge, and Mr. Kato. The following are offi- cers: Bob Wallace, President; Jack Gibbons, Vice-President; Mickey Nettik, Secretary-Treasurer; and Bob D’Evelyn, Sergeant-at-Arms. Mr. Curran Coach Mr. Kato Coach Mr. Lodge Coach Bob Wallace President Mickey Anderson Mrs. McArthur President Adviser ROW 1: Judy Holland, Mickey Anderson, Connie Arrigoni. ROW 2: Barbara Hagedorn, Barbara Richley, Gay Townsend, Jerelyn Crichfield, Carol Dyer, Sally Jo Chaffin, Ingrid Cragholm, Max Cleverly. ROW 3: Dana Andreasen, Bill Banning, Sue Sparrow, Paul Bramsman, Judy Forsythe, Ronnie Benson, Greg Bums. £, upti46. Christmas is a special time of giving, and in this spirit the Spanish Club worked a week before Christmas with paper, boxes, glue, wire, and scis- sors to make a pinata for the children's party at the Soroptomist's Home in Butte. They filled this large decorated bell shaped pinata with over a hundred presents and many pounds of candy, nuts, and pop- corn. One of the children with his eyes closed, tries to break the pinata with a stick. If he can’t breat it, the stick goes to another child. Finally one of the children broke the bell, the contents fell to the floor; and the happy little ones picked up the goodies. La Navidad es la temporada especial de regalando, y en este espiritu el Club Espanol trabajo por una semana antes de la Navidad con papeles, cajas, pasta, cable de alambres y ti jeras para hacer una pinata para la tertulia de los ninos en la Casa de Soroptomistos in Butte. Llenaron este pifiata grande y adomada de forma de.un timbre con mas de cien regalos y muchas libras de dulces, muezes y palomitas de maiz. Uno de los ninos, con los ojos vendados, trata de romper la pinata con un palo. Si el no la rompe, el palo pasa a otro chico. Por fin uno de los nihos rompio el timbre, el contenido cajo al suelo, y los muchachos alegres cogeron los regalos. 49 Miss Moran Dick Newton Sponsor President ROW 1: Miss Moran, Dana Andreasen, Roy Cornell, Dick Newton, Roy Newton, Tym Stocks, Ricky Rieb- hoff, and Mary Kay Straugh. ROW 2: Dean Davis, Lynne Williams, Kay Strasser, Judy Forsythe, Ingrid Cragholm, Carol Ann Dyer, Marcella Stewart, and Bob Tysdal. ROW 3: John Mugaas, Paul Boetticher, Richard Shepherd, Pete Rebish, Wally Luchetti, Dick Brundage, and Bill Sanborn. S i The Ski Club was very active this year. The Club bought matching blue and gold ski parkas for all the members of the girls' and boys' ski teams. Members of the Ski Club were taken by bus to Rainy Moun- tain every Tuesday night when the weather permitted. Officers of the Ski Club were Dick Newton, President; Roy Newton, Vice-President; and Tym Stocks, Secretary-T reasurer. Time Out for Waxing Tough Old Climb 79Cck ' Stare 50 Linda Andreasen, Mary Kay Straugh, Tym Stocks, Kay Strasser, Miss Moran, Adviser. S6t ecufui The 1958 Montana State High School Ski Meet was held in Bozeman. The boys’ ski team finished third with Dick Newton placing first in the cross-country race. Dick McCracken was the coach for the boys' ski team. The girls' ski team placed fourth in the ski meet at Bozeman. Miss Moran is their adviser. Roy Newton, Dick Newton, Dick McCracken, Adviser; Dick Shepherd, David Bostwick, Roy Cornell, Ricky Riebhoff. Sponsored icf 'Hed- £vti dl z e i z$tcC 51 ROW Is Jeannette Keene, Donna Lee Given. ROW 2: Linda Sawyer, Janice Follander, Rosalee Kent, Martha Ford. ROW 3: Paul Bramsman, Robert Hyde, Jack McMurchy. The Library is an important part of our school. It is here we read about the current happenings of the world, the development of science as progress is made, the material necessary for our research themes, and a good book to read. Those students interested in library operation work under the direction of Mr. McDonald receive credit for their service in the library. Books Galore SpAK4 ied 76e 'Ditia 52 ROW 1: John Hollensteiner, Joan Beager, Mary Garrison, Ricky Riebhoff, Jane Duncan. ROW 2: Mr. Kaiser - Adviser, Robert Polish, Shirla Weston, Gosta Miller, Bill Williss, Gleanne Foster, Dick Brundage, Ray Nygren, Karen Ricks, Alex Bolick, Judy Holland, Dan Alley, Chuck Evans, Bill Sanborn. 7 tode t TPtu ic Mr. Kaiser Adviser The Tri M Club is a national honorary music club organized at our high school in the spring of 1957. The purpose of Tri M is to foster a greater and continued interest in all phases of music. Tri M stresses leadership and professional attitudes. Mary Garrison was President, with Ricky Riebhoff, Vice President; Joan Beager, Sec- retary; John Hollensteiner, Treasurer; and Jane Duncan, Historian. ROW Is Mary Kay Straugh, Ray Nygren, Bob Tysdal, Alex Bolick, John Hollensteiner, Gleanne Foster, Mary Garrison, Ricky Riebhoff, Dan Alley, Bill Sanborn, Bill Williss, Marilyn Bogut, Bob D'Evelyn. Mary Garrison President 53 CHARACTER SERVICE If Aft‘-HIP ■(;CHOl APSH'P Mrs. McCollum Mary Garrison Sponsor President ROW 1: Lavon Childs, Billie Ann McFadden, Patricia Smith, Judy Holland, Jane Duncan, Emery Smith, Delores Perusich, Gayle Wheat, Roy Cornell, Dave Ferris, Mary Garrison, June Packer, Bob D'Evelyn. ROW 2: Roy Newton, Bill Williss, Dallas Jones, Ray Nygren. NOT PICTURED: Ann Greene. Tfatioaat Society The National Honor Society held an initiation October 17, 1957 for Bob D'Evelyn and Roy Cornell, two seniors. The Honor Society held initiation and a reunion commemorating the 20th Anniversary, on April 15, 1958. Invitations were sent to over two hundred alumni members living all over the United States, Germany, England, Central America and Alaska. The Honor Society sponsored PIL Day, Prepared In Lesson, on May 8. On that day all the students were to be prepared in all their classes. Members of the Honor Society were to help in the Study Hall with supervised study. Sfton vied, ty: State z tcC 7%u4t 54 Ann Greene Mr. Michalson President Sponsor ROW 1: Jeanette Keene, Joanne Clark, Ann Greene, Clara Jensen, Donna Lee Given, Betty Carlson, Angela Wolfe. ROW 2: Mr. Michalson, Mary Garrison, Bill Hyde, Dick Brundage, Joan Beager, June Packer. NOT PICTURED: Bill Petersen. 2,ctM z td ScwM U nno _§ff kamudunul Sownii orutp twelfth Srtuwl Journalists The Quill and Scroll is an honorary organization for students in journalism. Quill and Scroll in BCHS is headed by Ann Greene, President. Ann was the only member left in Quill and Scroll at BCHS after last year's graduation. On April 8, the following were initiated into the organization: June Packer, Bill Petersen, Mary Garrison, Joan Beager, Bill Hyde, Clara Jensen, Dick Brundage, Joanne Clark, Donna Lee Given, Jeannette Keene, Betty Carlson, and Angela Wolfe. 55 Dianne Pendergast Mr. White President Sponsor SITTING: Gosta Miller, Nancy Backus, John Hollensteiner, Dana Andreasen, Marilyn Bogut, Jack Cotterell, Karalie Gibbons, Ann Greene. STANDING: Bob McArthur, Ed McAlpin, Dean Stanchfield, Alex Bolick, Bill Williss, Gleanne Foster, Emery Smith, Dianne Pendergast, June Packer, Mr. White, Casey Sparrow, Frank Stanchfield, Mary Kay Straugh, Bruce Thomas, Dick Willey, Harold Miller. The National Thespian Society initiated eleven new members at a formal initiation this year. These people worked on dramatics until they earned the necessary ten points to enter Thespians. The Best Thespian Award was awarded to Dianne Pendergast. The Best Actress of the year was Marilyn Bogut and the Best Actor of the year was Bruce Thomas. Sotici tfrotct @acUCCac ROW 1: Jo Arvish, Jenny Nelson, Nancy Dodgson, Judy Reichle, Joy Brothers. ROW 2: Lynne Williams, Judy Dunkin, Angela Wolfe, Dana Andreasen, Delores Perusich, Shirley Boehning, Alice Tucker. Dana Andreasen President Gleanne Foster Head Majorette The Beaverettes, formerly the Pom-Pon girls, organized this year with Miss Moran as their adviser. They performed at several basketball games. Officers this year were: Dana Andreasen,President; Jo Arvish, Vice President; Sandra Laphan, Secretary; Angela Wolfe, Treasurer. The Twirlers provided half-time entertainment at two of the basket- ball games. They also performed at the tournament in Andaconda. Gleanne Foster was head majorette. Miss Moran Adviser LEFT to RIGHT: Jo Ann Gransbery, Connie Arrigoni, Sally Chaffin, Gleanne Foster, Joanne Clark, Ingrid Cragholm, Judy Hubbard. S k K4 iect 58 Ann Greene Editor Mr. Mich a Ison Sponsor ROW 1: Dianne Pendergast, Ann Greene, Bill Hyde. ROW 2: Clara Jensen, Nancy Backus, Ruth Clemow, Jeannette Keene, Joanne Clark, Joan Beager, Karen Ricks, Gleanne Foster. ROW 3: Mr. Michalson, Bill Peter- sen, Mary Garrison, Marcella Stewart, Donna Lee Given, Marilyn Bogut, Betty Carlson. ROW 4: Bob McArthur, Dick Brundage. NOT PICTURED: Angela Wolfe. The Beaver is a bi-weekly paper published by the students of the Journalism Class and printed at the Examiner printing office. Staff members are: Ann Greene, Editor; Bill Hyde and Di- anne Pendergast, Assistant Editors; Dick Brundage, Sports Editor; Clara Jensen, Art Editor; Ruth Clemow, Circulation Manager; Joanne Clark, Exchange Editor; and Mr. Michalson was the Ad- visor. The Beaver Business Staff was headed by Mary Garrison and Joan Beager. 59 ROW 1: Dick Newton, June Packer, Bill Petersen, Roy Cornell. ROW 2: Clara Jensen, Mary Garrison, Mary Kay Straugh, Jeanette Prohosky, Gayle Wheat, Miss Fish. ROW 3: Wallace Luchetti, Ricky Riebhoff, Marilyn Bogut, Donna Andrus, Miss Arbuckle. Roy Cornell Business Manager The annual staff is a group of seniors who are willing to give up their spare time to edit the annual. The annual staff consists of June Packer and Bill Petersen, Editors; Roy Cornell and Dick Newton, Business Managers; Donna Andrus, Art Editor; and Miss Fish and Miss Arbuckle, Advisors. Ricky Riebhoff and Wally Luchetti were also on the business staff. The editorial staff of the annual also had the following members; Clara Jensen, Mary Garrison, Mary Kay Straugh, Jeanette Prohosky, Gayle Wheat, and Marilyn Bogut. Dick Newton Business Manager Miss Arbuckle Business Staff Advisor Jetton. D€li{€f Miss Fish Editorial Staff Advisor ROW 1: Sharon Simon, Sally Chaffin, Alice Tucker. ROW 2: Mary Kay Straugh, Jane Duncan, Sue Coles, Judy Holland, Jim Burgess, Russell Tysdal, Karen Ricks, AlexBolick, Robert Polish, Ray Nygren, Paul Brans- man, Iris Bryan, Carl Robertson, Bob Tysdal, Emery Smith, Shirla Weston. ROW 3: Marilyn Bogut, Claudia Craig, Dale Luchetti, Beth McDonald, Barbara Hagedorn, Costa Miller, Jr., Bill Williss, Dean Stanchfield, John Hollensteiner, Jo Ann Gransbery, Billie Ann McFadden, Bill Sanborn, Judy Hubbard, Lavon Childs, Ricky Riebhoff, Danny Alley, Joan Beager, Mr. Kaiser. Mr. Kaiser Adviser Scutd Ricky Riebhoff President The band under the direction of Mr. Kaiser has provided entertainment this year for all the Beaver home games putting on many unique floor shows, and giving a winter concert and a spring concert. Several members of the band went to the district and state music meets. The band played at all pep assemblies and also for other school entertainment. Officers for the year were Ricky Riebhoff, President; Marilyn Bogut, Vice President; Jo Ann Gransbery, Secretary-Treasurer; and Joan Beager, Assistant Director. faf: y zc64 H€ TtCexctuUile 62 l oc C OtttC SaCoi fo Mary Garrison, Patricia Smith, Ricky Riebhoff, Bruce Thomas, Bob D'Evelyn, Sharon Simon, Mary Kay Straugh, Joan Beager, John Hollensteiner. ‘PttUta s4cCO€ttfc4 UAt Beth McDonald, Gleanne Foster, and Judy Holland. Sfr uuweci SAefiJtexcC tyasuiye v° 7 % V o % . W.?A cv Mr � J'. %? .Ny • . % w xi % a % 0 v$ % w Si Vi c. Av % % % f VV V J 5 5� £ Ax A aw V % X 5Vv p V ' A ' VWa 4 lo Mr Q, 'tCV U a:fA V0 -' C f - X O O A V a,X:% u;A «. V Q®-v A . A J , Vs 5-V 64 ROW 1: Connie Arrigoni, Nancy Backus, Eileen Curtis, Beth McDonald, Barbara Hagedom, Gleanne Foster. ROW 2: Marilyn Bogut, Tym Stocks, Kay Strasser, Dianne Pendergast, Mary Kay Straugh, Joan Beager, Joanne Reeves, Karen Ricks. ROW 1: Ingrid Cragholm, Connie Arrigoni, Beth McDonald, Eileen Curtis, Barbara Hagedom, Gay Townsend, Dale Luchetti, Gleanne Foster. ROW 2: Joanne Reeves, Diane Pope, Dianne Pendergast, Nancy Backus, Ellen Bacon, Mary Kay Straugh, Karen Ricks. ROW 3: Sue Sparrow, Marilyn Bogut, Tym Stocks, Shirley Boehning, Kay Strasser, Eddie Lou Dupius, Joan Beager. ROW 4: Donna Lee Given, Dana Andreasen, Harriet Brown, Sandy Lapham, Jane Duncan, Evelyn Withington, Roberta Lee, Ann Cornell, Karalie Gibbons. SftoHA ied £iec Uc 7%ca Tftixed 2uantet FRONT to BACK: Steve Johnson, Mary Kay Straugh, Marilyn Bogut, Bob D'Evelyn. S tat aied 6 f t£e Tttdex cvoad ti K— Scctte. LEFT to RIGHT: Donna Lee Given, Harriet Brown, Eddie Lou Dupuis, Gleanne Foster, Kay Strasser, Beth McDonald, Mary Kay Straugh, Joan Beager. NOT PICTURED: Betty Carlson. Bob D'Evelyn Bob Wallace Co-Captains ROW 1: John Rose, Edward Carpita, Steve Lewis. ROW 2: Coach Bur Lodge, Jack Gibbons, Gerald Jones, Russell Munday, Bob Wallace, Bob D'Evelyn, Ricky Riebhoff, Bill Martin, Jerry Fitzsimmons, Dave Ferris, Dave Hilger. ROW 3: Coaches Ted Kato and Pat Curran, Dick Ferris, ButchSel- way, Harry Andrus, Steve Richards, Bill Garrison, Todd Holland, Dallas Jones, Bob D’Evelyn Tackle V57-5X Beavers 40 Beavers 18 Beavers 27 Beavers 12 Butte Reds 13 Anaconda Central 19 Helena Cathedral 12 Loyola 27 Bob Wallace Center Russell Munday Halfback Dean Stanchfield, Darrell Johnson, Mac Simpson, Max Nield. ROW 4: Richard Weaver, Raymond Weaver, John Mugaas, Harris Wheat, Bill Hugulet, John Burton, Ronald Benson, Greg Burns, John Burk, Ron Malesich, Eugene Rebish. eco icl Beavers 20 Beavers 13 Beavers 7 Beavers 41 Hamilton 7 Salmon 20 Deer Lodge 6 Stevi 0 Max Nield, Bun Lodge, Bob D'Evelyn, Bob Wallace, Pat Curran, Ted Kato. Jerry Fitzsimmons Fullback Todd Holland Tackle Steve Richards Guard 69 Harry Andrus Guard Harold Selway Tackle Ricky Riebhoff Tackle TKeito 7exaca and 4k 0iu4 Freshman football players: Eugene Rebich, Ronnie Benson, Bill Hugulet, Greg Burns, Ron Malesich. 70 6 John Burke Guard-Center 0 John Burton End Darrell Johnson Quarterback 71 Billie Ann McFadden, Mary Garrison, Chuck Davis, Karalie Gibbons, Nancy Backus. s4ctto t S6ot ScfrucuC ROW 1: Bill Martin, Michael Nettik, Bob Wallace, Russell Munday, Jerry Fitzsimmons, Darrell Johnson, Dave Hilger. ROW 2: Coach Pat Curran, Dave Ferris, Gerald Jones, Bill Garrison, Jack Gibbons, Ed McAlpin, Dallas Jones, Steve Richards. (?1 Z4A “P lctUHl Dave Ferris junior center Jerry Fitzsimmons sophomore forward Bill Garrison junior forward Jack Gibbons junior center Dave Hilger sophomore guard Darrell Johnson junior guard Dallas Jones junior guard Gerald Jones junior forward Bill Martin sophomore guard Ed McAlpin junior forward Russell Munday senior forward Michael Nettik senior forward Bob Wallace senior guard Steve Richard junior manager red tutd, 76c S,t€c uc and gV uc f WALLA' 3 0:13:1. VISITORS Scares Beavers 39 Butte Central 63 Beavers 46 Anaconda Central 48 Beavers 36 Poison 52 Beavers 40 Deer Lodge 50 Beavers 43 Great Falls Central 45 Beavers 53 Stevi 65 Beavers 47 Fort Benton 60 Beavers 70 Hamilton 54 Beavers 54 Townsend 48 Beavers 54 Anaconda Central 55 Beavers 46 Fort Benton 44 Beavers 58 Deer Lodge 48 Beavers 45 Loyolo 58 Beavers 60 Loyolo 56 Beavers 49 Columbus 46 Beavers 64 Hamilton 41 Beavers 59 Big Timber 72 Beavers 60 Stevi 42 Beavers 49 Helena Cathedral 50 Beavers 47 Shelby 57 Beavers 56 Helena Cathedral 41 Sout6-cve4te% t Beavers 57 Helena Cathedral 54 Beavers 58 Anaconda Central 60 Beavers 57 Stevi 48 Beavers 40 Loyolo 32 SfiGK vied 6y 'ytyuo y Service Station znd 'Kentucky @046 Jerry Fitzsimmons Forward Micky Nettik Forward Bill Martin Guard Darrell Johnson Guard Ed McAlpin Forward Jack Gibbons Center Captain Bob Wallace Guard Gerald Jones Forward Dallas Jones Guard Bill Garrison Forward Dave Ferris Center Dave Hilger Guard 4 StftuatC ROW 1: Dave Magee, Chuck Davis, Frank Stanchfield, Harry Andrus, Bill Williss, Bob McArthur. ROW 2: Coach Ted Kato, Dave Ferris, Todd Holland, Dick Pope, Bill James, Duane Denny, Ed Carpita. ec ict B ' Squad 34 Butte Central B 57 B” Squad 39 Ledore 31 B” Squad 34 Butte Central ”B 42 B” Squad 27 Loyola B 34 B” Squad 35 Helena B 33 B Squad 31 Anaconda Central 25 B Squad 52 Anaconda Ceuiral B 43 nB Squad 36 Deer Lodge B 37 B Squad 28 Anaconda •BM 30 B Squad 42 Deer Lodge B 37 B Squad 50 Ledore 49 B Squad 43 Hamilton B” 26 B Squad 64 Helena HB 24 77 StfiCMZcC ROW 1: John Rose, Chad Holland, Randy Lundvall, Martin Malesich. ROW 2: Bill Banning, Harold Selway, Ronnie Benson, Gary Gover, Coach Ted Kato. Sco e C” Squad 21 Butte Central Frosh 73 C Squad 38 Bagley Grade School 29 C Squad 21 Butte Frosh 57 C Squad 25 Bagley Grade School 12 C ’ Squad 33 Anaconda Central Frosh 44 Q Squad 33 Anaconda Central Frosh 43 C Squad 31 Anaconda Central Frosh 57 S 20H40%ed Sifted £lHZ4t4 78 Darrell Johnson Dave Hilger Dallas Jones Deer Lodge 74 Dillon 52 Deer Lodge 56 Dillon 47 Anaconda Central 22 Rick College Meet at Rexburg, Idaho. Competed B class. Beavers took first place with a total of 98 1 2 points, setting four new records. Western Invitational held in Dillon. Beavers won first again in High School competition. Divisional meet at Hamilton, Beavers placed third with 41 points. Deer Lodge had 42 and Hamilton placed first with 47 points. Beavers qualified 10 boys for Interscholastic - held in Missoula. At the State Meet Gerald Jones placed first in the high jump and fourth in the high hurdles. Jerry Fitzsimmons placed fourth in the shotput. The team was made up of sophomores and juniors. All the letter winners will return next year. Harold Mugaas Jerry Fitzsimmons Steve Johnson 79 ROW 1: Melvin Rose, Ronnie Benson, Bill Banning. ROW 2: Stan- ley Swartz, Dallas Jones, Dick Pope, Steve Johnson, Gerald Jones, Jerry Fitzsimmons, Darrell Johnson, Duane Denny. ROW 3: As- sistant Coach Mular, Dave Magee, John Mugaas, Harold Selway, Ray Nygren, Dave Hilger, Jim Jarvis, Coach Bun Lodge. Stanley Swartz Duane Denny Gerald Jones ft. W. 02OcUte 4 tfrcvuiye Mary Garrison, June Packer, Dave Ferris, and Mary Kay Straugh f uetior 'P'lOrti The 1958 Junior Prom, Club 58 , was held May 3. The Bop Kats from Rigby, Idaho furnished the music. The Club 58 theme was carried out by the use of a sidewalk cafe with tables and chairs encircled by a white picket fence. Powder blue and midnight black gave a night club atmospheric effect. One of the highlights of the evening was the crowning of June Packer, the Junior Prom Queen, by Dave Ferris, the president of the Junior class. Mary Garrison and Mary Kay Straugh were the attendants of the Queen. The entertainment was furnished by several choral groups. SfroH oned, €ijeC StyCe “ .cicitSoui 'pa'utuzi Sali S battd red faf 7ft. f. Tittup (? x K 2 z t f SftoHA iecC faf 76e ?%Mduxe State Sjk itiHty (foeda— “Sutte Sfi6K4 ied 6y 76e l Cyifcu€te £tec uc SPONSORS Gamble’s Hazel’s Style Shop Gosman’s Mountjoy Flowers and Gifts The Dilmart Andrus Barber Shop Ned-Eva Lanes Deluxe Doughnut Shop Kentucky Cash Grocery Arcade M. G. Loveridge Sheet’s Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Hershey Mr. and Mrs. Clemow Dr. English Electric and Variety Eliels McCracken Bros. D. 1. Company Husky Station Beaverhead Laundry Davis Electric Dr. Dean Evans Mitchell’s City Drug State Bank and Trust Co. Dillon Portrait Dr. Poundstone Examiner Big Dipper Larsens Hazelbaker Insurance Co. Diamond Bar Inn Jackson Mercantile Shepherds Garage Dr. Linduska Dr. Juergens Tovey Insurance Dillon Creamery Melton Texaco Standard Lumber Roberts Foods Vaughn and Ragsdale Underwood Corporation Dillon Daily Tribune Warner Food Store Vigilante Electric Corporation Treasure State Sporting Goods J. W. Walters Andrus Hotel Beaverhead Lumber J. C. Penney’s Puyear Insurance Montana Power Dr. Hiltbrand First National Bank Farmers Union Oasis Cafe M. H. King Company Ray Tyvand We wish to thank the sponsors edit our 1958 annual. who have made it possible for us to 88 3SB