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

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 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

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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