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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1961 volume:

BEAVER 1961 BEAVERHEAD COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL DILLON, MONTANA The editors of the 1961 BEAVER present this yearbook to the students of BCHS with great pride. The theme is Our Year” and is based on the activities from September 1960 to May 1961. On the division pages you will find photographs and famous quotations to carry out the theme. We hope, that as the years pass, the value of this book will increase many times and that, as you look back through its pages, it will be one of your most treasured keepsakes. MEMORIAM.............................. 3 SCHOOL BOARD.......................... 4 FACULTY .............................. 7 CLASSES...............................11 ACTIVITIES............................45 MUSIC.................................69 SPORTS............................... 75 HI-LITES............................. 87 2 IN MEMORIAM BILL DIETERLE I cannot say, and I will not say That he is dead,--He is just away! With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand He was wandered into an unknown land, And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be, since he lingers there And you--0 you, who the wildest yearn For the old-time step and the glad return; Think of him faring on, as dear In the love of There as the love of Here; Think of him still as the same, I say; He is not dead,--He is just away! James Whitcomb Riley 3 Mrs. David Hagenbarth, Hiram Lapham, Ted Hazelbaker, Mrs. Anne Sparrow, W. E. Monger, B. W. Lodge, Principal Not pictured: Mrs. Ura Stroeder, Rev. Z. A. Jumper. V SCHOOL BOARD Citizens of Beaverhead County who are willing to donate their time for the welfare of BCHS make up our school board. These people don’t receive pay for their fine services. Our achievements and accomplishments are their only reward. OUR PRINCIPAL To the Class of 1961 . . . All good things eventually come to pass. You young people are passing the first milestone in your career. Your courage and determination, up to this point, deserve the well earned praise and awards you have received. This is just the beginning. The world into which you are entering is full of pit-falls and various isms. To keep all good things coming your way, it will be necessary that you show the same type of courage and determination in the future as you have displayed for the past four years. Congratulations and best wishes. B. W. Lodge Principal 5 SECRETARY Mrs. Ruth Wenger has filled the position of secretary very efficiently. She performs her many duties cheer- fully and always has a friendly smile for anyone who seeks her help or advice. The time and help she gives to the many clubs and activities of our school does much to keep them functioning. RUTH WENGER CUSTODIANS We are truly grateful for the fine custodians of BCHS. George (Red) Petit and Jules Wenger are always hard at work keeping our building warm, clean, and in top condition. Friendly, as well as competent, Red and Jules are indispensable to all of us. JULES RED BUS DRIVERS Palmer Scott, Emerson Selway, Bob Sawyer, Dan Scott, John Taylor, Pat Burwell. A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. --Robert Maynard Hutchens FACULTY ALFRED GOLDE Physics, Chemistry, General Science, German. Degrees: B.S., University of North Dakota; M.E., Montana State University. Advisor of Chemocrats. ROSELLA HOVREN Home Economics. Degrees: B.A., Idaho State College. Sponsor of F.H.A. TED KATO Physical Education, Government. Degrees: B.S., Western Montana College of Education. Head Football Coach, Head Track Coach. Sponsor of B Club, and Senior Class. RONALD KENISON General Math, Shop. Degrees: B.A., Western Montana College of Education. Assistant Foot- ball Coach. ROBERT MacDONALD English, Library. Degrees: B.A., Montana State University, M.S., University of Tennessee. Sponsor of Librarians. ALMA McARTHUR English, Spanish, French. Degrees: B.A., Montana School of Mines, Montana State Uni- versity; Graduate Work, Montana State Uni- versity; Western Montana College of Education, University of Madrid, Spain. 8 LENORE McCOLLUM Mathematics. Degrees: B.A., Montana State Universityj Graduate Work, Montana State Col- lege, University of Denver, University of Washington, Western Montana College of Edu- cation. Sponsor of Honor Society, Jr. Red Cross, Student Council, Freshman Class. JOHN MICHALSON Journalism, English, Guidance. Degrees: B.A., Eastern Washington College of Education, M. E., Montana State University. Adviser of Quill and Scroll, Beaver Staff, Thespians. Dramatics Coach. WILLIAM MULAR Biology, General Science. Degrees: B.S., Western Montana College of Education; M.S., Western Montana College of Education; Gradu- ate Work, Western Montana College of Edu- cation. Sponsor of Key Club. MAX NIELD English, Bookkeeping. Degrees: B.A., Western Montana College of Education; Graduate Work, Western Montana College of Education. Head Basketball Coach, Assistant Track Coach. Sponsor of B Club. NORMA LEE PARKEN Physical Education, U.S. History. Degrees: B.A., Western Montana College of Education, Montana State College, University of Oregon, Montana State University; Graduate work, Western Montana College of Education. Sponsor of G.A.A., Pep Club. PALMER SCOTT Geometry, Speech, Debate. Degrees: B.S., Northern Montana College, M.E., Western Montana College of Education; Post-Graduate Work, Montana State College. Sponsor of Junior Class. 9 JANET NICHOLS SELWAY English. Degrees: B.A. Montana State Uni- versity; Graduate Work, Western Montana College of Education. RAYBURN THOMPSON U.S. History, World History, Art, Government. Degrees: B.S., Western Montana College of Education, M.E., Western Montana College of Education. Freshman Basketball Coach. ALLEN WALTON Vocational Agriculture. Degrees: B.S., Montana State College. Sponsor of F.F.A. MARGARET WARREN English. Degrees: B.A., University of Colorado. HELEN WHEAT Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice. Degrees: B.A., Western Montana College of Education. Advisor of Annual Staff. DAVID WILSON Band, Chorus, U.S. History. Degrees: B.A., Colorado State College; Graduate Work, Colorado State College, Western Montana Col- lege of Education, Montana State College. Sponsor of Teen Tones, Twirlers, Modern Music Masters, Senior Class, Junior Class. 10 Be not afraid of life. Believe that life is worth living, and your belief will create the fact. --William James SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS Beth McDonald, Secretary; Martin Malesich, President; Gene Rebich, Vice-President. TOP TEN Paul Bramsman, 3.829; Gay Townsend, 3.803; William Banning, 3.757; Barbara Hagedom, 3.666; Colin Chriswell, 3.664; Jack McMurchy, 3.523; Ellen Bacon, 3.424; Carol Ann Dyer, 3.343; Donald Bacon, 3.217; Gregory Burns, 3.125. ROW 1: Gay Townsend, Carol Ann Dyer, Barbara Hagedom, and Ellen Bacon. ROW 2: Bill Banning Don Bacon, Colin Chriswell, Paul Bramsman, Jack McMurchy, and Greg Burns. 12 CONSTANCE MAUREEN ARRIGONI Chemocrats 4; Girls' State Alternate 3; Beaver Staff 4; Twirlers 1,2,3,4, Head Majorette 3; GAA 1,2,3; Bowling 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4, President 4; Teen Tones 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Speech 3; Quill and Scroll 4; A Squad Cheerleader 4; B Squad Cheerleader 2; Tri-M 2,3,4, Historian 3; Mixed Quartets 4; District Music Meet 1,2,3,4; State Music Meet 2,3,4; All Honor Chorus 2; A Cup of Ted 3; Spanish Club 1, Secretary- Treasurer 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2; All State Chorus 4; District Speech Meet 3. Drum Majorette 4. DONALD L BACON Key Club 2,3,4, President 4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Secretary 4; Chemocrats 4; Boys' State 3; Bowling 3,4; Honor Society 4; Thespians 3,4; FFA District Convention 3, Judging Team 3,4, State Convention Delegate 3; St. Louis Trip 4; High School Week 4. ELLEN JANET BACON FHA 1,2, State Convention 2; Annual Staff 4; Librarians 3,4; Pep Club 4; Honor Society 4; Chorus 1,2; District Music Meet 1,2. WILLIAM ROBERT BANNING Key Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Chemocrats 4, President 4; Boys' State 3; Bowling 4; Honor Society 2,3,4, President 4; Track 1; Football 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Chorus 2; Student Council 2,3,4; District Music Meet 2; Spanish Club 1,2. RONALD A. BENSON Key Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,3,4, President 4, Kansas City Trip 4; Chemocrats 4; Boys' State 3; An- nual Staff 2,3,4, Business Manager 4, Sports Editor 3,4; Junior Class Vice-President; Bowling 3; Ski Club 2,3,4; Track 1; Football 1,2; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Chorus 3; Student Council 4, President 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; President 4; State Bowling Tournament 2; State Driving Contest 2, Student Body President 4. JAMES WILLIAM BOETTICHER Bowling 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Ski Club 1; Cheaper by the Dozen 3. PAUL ROBERT BRAMSMAN Key Club 3,4; Chemocrats 3,4; Boys' State 3; Beaver Staff 3,4; Editor 4; Librarian 1,2,3,4; Bowling 2,4; Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Debate 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3.4, Treasurer 4; All-School Plays 2,3,4; District Speech Meet 2,3,4; State Speech Meet 2,3,4; District Music Meet 3,4; State Music Meet 3; MIEA Convention 3,4; Spanish Club 1. GREGORY M. BURNS Key Club 2,3,4; Chemocrats 4; Boys' State 3; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Chorus 2,3,4, Mixed Quartet 3,4, Boys' Octet 3, District Music Meet 2.3.4, All State Chorus 3; Thespians 2,3,4, Vice- President 3, President 4; Debate 2,3,4; Tri-M 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; All-School Plays 2,3,4; District Debate Meet 2,3; State Debate Meet 2,3. ROBERT LESLIE BUYAN FFA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; National FFA Con- vention 4. SALLY JO CHAFFIN Twirlers 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Bowling 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,4; Teen Tones 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Junior Red Cross 4; A Squad Cheerleader 3,4; B Squad Cheerleader 2; Double Mixed Quartet 2; Sextet 2; Tri-M 3,4, Vice-President 4; District Music Meet 1,2,3,4; State Music Meet 2,3,4; All- State Chorus 4; All-Honor Choir 2; District Choir 4; Flute Trio 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. COLIN D. CHRISWELL Key Club 4; Chemocrats 4; Boys' State 3; Beaver Staff 4; Librarians 2,4; Honor Society 4; Thespians 4; Speech 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4, The Blundering Herd 4. MAX HARRIS CLEVER LEY Librarians 4. INGRID T. CRAG HOLM FHA 1, Historian; Chemocrats 4; Girls' State 3; Beaver Staff 3,4, Assistant Editor 4; Twirlers 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Bowling 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Chorus 1; Student Council 4; Thespians 3,4, Vice-President 4; Speech 3; Junior Red Cross 2.3.4, Secretary 2,3; Quill and Scroll 3,4, Sec- retary 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Spanish Club 1; District FHA Convention 2; MIEA Convention 3,4. JERELYN CRICHFIELD Chemocrats 4; Girls' State Alternate 3; Junior Class Secretary; Twirlers 2,3,4, Head Twirler 4; GAA 1,2,3,4, General Sports Manager 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Chorus 3.4, Secretary 3; Thespians 4; Speech 3,4; Trio 4; District Music Meet 3,4; District Speech Meet 3,4; The Thread That Runs So True 4; Spanish Club 1. NORA LEE DAY Beaver Staff 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1. NANCY SUE DODGSON Twirlers 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Bowling 2,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Beaveretts 1,2. DAVID DUNCAN Key Club 4; Band 2,3,4; District Music Meet 2,3,4. CAROL ANN DYER FHA 1,2, State Convention 1; Beaver Staff 2,3,4, Assistant Business Manager 2, Business Manager 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4, Editor 4; Twirler 2,3,4, Head Majorette 4; Bowling 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2,3, Treasurer 4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2,3, President 4; Teen Tones Accompanist 4; Student Council 4, Debate and Speech 4, Thespians 3,4, G.A.A. Utter Club 3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; District Music Meet 3,4; State Music Meet 4; District Speech Meet 4, Delegate to High School Week, A Cup of Tea 3; Spanish Club 1; Ski Team 3; State Ski Meet 3; MIEA Convention 4. JUDITH FLANDERS FHA 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 4; State Con- vention 3; District Convention 1,2,3; Beaver Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; District Music Meet 4. BARBARA HAGEDORN Chemocrats 4; Girls' State 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Bowling 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Ski Club 4; Honor Society 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Chorus 1,2,3, Vice-President 3; Band 1,2,3,4, President 4; Teen Tones 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4, Business-Manager 4; Thespians 4; Junior Red Cross 2,3,4, Vice President 3; Tri-M 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Double Mixed Quartet 1; Sextet 2; District Music Meet 1,2,3,4, State Music Meet 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; All-State Chorus 2,3; The Thread That Runs So True 4; A Cup of Tea 3; District Speech Meet 3; Honor Chorus 2; DAR Good Citizenship Award 4; All- State Band 4, District Chorus 4, Prom Queen Attendant 4. MELVIN HEGGELUND FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Junior Class Treasurer, Bowling 3,4; Thespians 4; The Thread That Runs So True 4. SYLVIA HEIKKILA Transfer from Chester, 4. CHRISTINE HIGNIGHT Librarian 4; Pep Club 4. CHAD HOLLAND FFA 1,2,3,4; Bowling 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 1. LILY MABEL HOLT Beaver Staff 4; Librarian 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; M.I.E.A. Convention, 4. WILLIAM HUGULET Freshman Class President; Sophomore Class Presi- dent; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3; F.F.A. 4; Chemocrats, Treasurer, 4. WESLEY HUNT Transfer from Boulder, Montana 4. JEAN LUCILE HUNTSMAN Transfer from Blackfoot, Idaho 3; Bowling 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Harvest Ball Candidate 4. WILLIAM K. JAMES B' Club 3,4, Secret ary-Treasurer; Bowling 4; Football 3,4; Basketball 3. WILLIAM KRULJAC Bowling 4. JACK LADEN FFA 1,2,3,4, Second Vice-President 3; Reporter 4; National FFA Convention in Kansas City 4; Leadership training school, Helena 2; Alternate Judge at Winter Fair 2. AMBER ELAINE LA PHAM Chemocrats 4; Girls' State 3; Senior Class Treas- urer; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4. BILLIE LAWSON FHA 4, State Convention 4. BEVERLY ANN LOVELL Transfer from Girls' Central, Butte 4, Chemocrats 4; District Music Meet 4. DALE LOUISE LUCHETTI Beaver Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Recording Manager 4, Basketball Manager 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 4; Quill Scroll 4; Junior Red Cross Camp 3; The Thread That Runs So True 4; The Hour of Truth 4; District Music Meet 1,2,3,4; Havre Marching Band Festival 4. MARTIN RONALD MALES ICH B Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Senior Class President; Junior Class President; Bowling 4; Track 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; co-captain 4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Student Council 4. beth McDonald FHA 1; Beaver Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Class Secretary; GAA 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,4; Teen Tones 1,2,3,4; Thespians 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Harvest Ball Candidate 3; Mixed Quartet 4; Double Mixed Quartet 1,2; Sextet 2; District Music Meet 1,2,3,4; State Music Meet 2,3,4; All-State Choir 2,3,4; Honor Chorus 2; Tri- M 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3, President 4; The Thread That Runs So True 4; Triple Trio 1. JACK WILLARD McMURCHY Key Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Chemocrats 4, Vice- President 4; Boys' State Alternate 3; Beaver Staff 4; Art Editor 4; Annual Staff 3,4, Head Photog- rapher 3,4; Editor 4; Librarian 1,2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Vice-President 4; MIEA Convention 4; Cheaper by the Dozen 3; The Thread That Runs So True 4. CATHERINE LOUISE MELLOTT Transfer from Butte 4; Honor Society 4; Chorus 4; Teen Tones 4; District Music Meet 4; State Music Meet 4. SHARON MARIE MOHR Transfer from Butte 3; FHA 3; GAA 3,4; Bowling 4; Pep Club 4. MILLIE NELSON Transfer from Helena, 4; Band 4; Junior Red Cross 4; District Music Meet 4. MARIE NULL Transfer from Grand Junction, Colorado 4. WILLIAM F. PARR Football 3,4. MARSHA MARIE RAMSEY Transfer from Dawson Creek, British Columbia 2, and from Palmer, Alaska 4; Pep Club 2. EUGENE G. REBICH B Club 3,4, President 4; Key Club 3; FFA 3; Chemocrats 4; Senior Class Vice President; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Freshman Class Vice-President; Track 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4, co- captain 4; Student Council 4, Vice-President 4. LARRY REBISH JUDITH REICHLE Chemocrats 4; Annual Staff 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Manager of out door sports 1, Volleyball 2, and Baseball 3; Bowling 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1; G.A.A. Letter Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Beaverettes 1,2; Drill Team 3. JAMES REYNOLDS Senior Class Office; Yell Leader 4; Student Council 3. DONALD NELSON SMITH B Club 3,4; FFA 3,4; Chemocrats 4; Bowling 4; Track 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3. SUE CAROL SPARROW Chemocrats 4, Secretary 4; Girls' State Alternate 3; Beaver Staff 2,3,4, Assistant Business Manager 2; Business Manager 3,4; Assistant Editor 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Business Manager 4; GAA 1,2,4; Bowling 4; Pep Club 1,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Thespians 3,4; Debate and Speech 4; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4; President 2, Camp Delegate 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; A Cup of Tea 3, The Thread That Runs So True 4, The Hour of Truth 4, M.I.E.A. Convention 3,4; District Music Meet 1,2; Inter- scholastic 3,4; High School Week, 4; Spanish Club 1. FRANK MacKENZIE STANCHFIELD FFA 1; Chemocrats 4; Annual Staff 3, Assistant Sports Editor 3; Track 3; Basketball 2,3,4; Chorus 3; Thespians 2; Junior Red Cross 3; MIEA Con- vention 3. RICHARD DEAN STROM Transfer from Butte, 4; The Blundering Herd 4; Thespians 4. BEVERLEY TAYLOR Transfer from Whitehall, Mont. 3; Twirler 3,4; G.A.A. 3; Pep Club 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Teen Tones 3,4; District Music Meet 3,4; State Music Meet 3,4; Junior Prom Attendant 4. KENNA MARIE THOMAS Annual Staff 3; Sophomore Class Secretary- Treasurer; Freshman Class Secretary-Treasurer; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Harvest Queen Candidate 2; Prom Queen, 4. GAY TOWNSEND Chemocrats 4; Beaver Staff 4, Sports Editor 4; Annual Staff 4, Music Editor 4j G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4; Librarians 2; Bowling 2,3,4, President 4; Pep Club 1,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; G.A.A. Let- ter Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Quill and Scroll 4; All-School Plays 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; District Music Meet 1,2,3,4; State Music Meet 4; Inter- scholastic 3; MIEA Convention 4. JOHN PAUL YOUNG Transfer from Helena, 4; Ski Club 4; Honor Society 4; Track 4; Band 4; Ski Team 4; State Ski Meet 4; All-State Band 4; District Music Meet 4; State Music Meet 4. JON COLLIER Transfer from Bozeman, 4. SHOLARSHIPS School of Mines Montana State College Macalester College Montana State College Cottey College Carroll College Carroll College ”500 Club Reed Payne Memorial Hollywood Beauty School William Banning Colin Chriswell . Gay Townsend . . John Young . . . . Barbara Hagedom Dale Luchetti . . Paul Bramsman . Jack McMurchy . Ellen Bacon . . . . Nancy Dodgson . 22 On September 3, 1957, eighty-six freshmen entered BCHS. Officers were: President, Bill Hugulet; Vice-President, Gene Rebich; Secretary-Treasurer, Kenna Thomas; and Yell Leader, Evelyn Withington. Judy Forsythe was Harvest Queen Candidate. Members of Jr. Red Cross were Dale Luchetti, Ann Evans, and Sue Sparrow. Student Council members were Kenna Thomas and Chad Holland. Sponsors were Mr. Kaiser, Mr. MacDonald, and Mrs. McCollum. All of the freshman class officers were re-elected their sophomore year. Kenna Thomas was sophomore candidate for Harvest Queen. On the Jr. Red Cross Council were Barbara Hagedorn and Ingrid Cragholm. Connie Arrigoni, Sally Jo Chaffin, and Melvin Rose were Student Council representatives. Bill Banning, Barbara Hagedorn, and Gay Townsend were selected for National Honor Society. Sponsors were Mr. Scott and Mr. Michalson. Junior class officers were: President, Martin Malesich; Vice President, Ronald Benson; Secretary, Jerelyn Critch- field; Treasurer, Melvin Heggelund; and Yell Leader, Melvin Rose. Amber Lapham was Homecoming Queen candi- date, and Beth McDonald was Harvest Ball Queen candidate. Student Council representatives were Barbara Hage- dorn, Bill Banning, Amber Lapham, and James Reynolds. Elected to Honor Society were Paul Bramsman and Jack McMurchy. The theme of the Junior Prom was Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White. Class sponsor was Mr. Mular. The officers who guided us through our senior year were President, Marvin Malesich; Vice-President, Gene Rebich; Secretary, Beth McDonald; Treasurer, Amber Lapham; Yell Leader, James Reynolds. Student Council representa- tives were Jean Huntsman, Ingrid Cragholm, Bill Banning, and Carol Dyer. Elected to Honor Society were Colin Chriswell, Don Bacon, Ellen Bacon, and Cathy Mellott. Ingrid Cragholm was elected to reign over the Home- coming festivities. The senior class candidate for Harvest Queen was Jean Huntsman. Kenna Thomas was crowned Prom Queen, and her attendants were Barbara Hagedorn and Beverly Taylor. Senior activities included Senior Sneak Day, Government Day, and a Senior Breakfast, followed by an all-night dance after graduation. Selling Beaver sweat shirts was a senior money-making project. On May 22, with mixed emotions, the seniors started the walk down that long aisle and across the stage, to say good-bye to four of the most wonderful years of our lives. Mr. Kato and Mr. Wilson were the sponsors who guided us through that memorable year. 23 AWARDS Valedictorian.................. Paul Bramsman Salutatorian...................Gay Townsend Alumni Cup..................... Ronald Benson Science Award..................Paul Bramsman, Colin Chriswell Music Cup......................Barbara Hagedorn FOUR YEAR HONOR ROLL STUDENTS Ellen Bacon William Banning Paul Bramsman Colin Chriswell Barbara Hagedorn Jack McMurchy Gay Townsend CLASS OFFICERS Martin Malesich............President Eugene Rebich............Vice-President Beth McDonald.............. Secretary Amber Lapham............... Treasurer James Reynolds............. Yell Leader STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Ronald Benson . . Eugene Rebich . . Amber Lapham . Barbara Hagedorn President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 24 The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a man's foot long enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher. --Thomas Henry Huxley JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS Mike Atkins, Vice-President; Janet Decker, Secretary; Ed Wolfe, President. Our prize-winning float. The grand march. 26 Phyllis Anderson Marcia Arvish Mike Atkins Betty Bacon David Bacon William Bjorni Helen Blomquist Veronica Bolick Janice Brennick Jill Bruer Leslie Childs Michael Christensen Terril Christensen Marilyn Miller Ann Passmore I Ruth Ann Nelson Marion Perusich Robert Peterson Regina Reiber Joyce Reynolds Francis Schindler t A John Seidensticker Rosemary Reiber Larry Ruegsegger Claire Schrieber Judy Simonsen trr Barbara Hart Reynolds Lana Rutledge Marianna Schuler Donnee Shaffner Lee Shepherd Marsha Smith Rex Smith Kay Snodgrass Mickey Stathem Linda Stocks Gayle Stokes Evelyn Withington Thompson Linda Walker Edwin Wolfe On September 2, 1958, eighty-eight Freshmen entered BCHS. Election of officers was held and the following were elected: Jack Miller, President; Duane Reidell, Vice-President; Rose Marie Harrison, Secretary; Marion Perusich, Treasurer; Lee Shepherd, Yell Leader. Bonnie Smith was the Freshman Candidate for Harvest Ball Queen. Carol Grose and Rose Marie Harrison represented the class on the Jr. Red Cross Council. Ed Wolfe, Jack Seidensticker, Jill Bruer, and Helen Blomquist were elected as Student Council members. Sponsors were Mrs. McCollum and Miss Fish. Initiation of the 1959 Freshman class began the social activities of the Sophomores. Officers elected were Jack Miller, President; Ed Wolfe, Vice-President; Ruth Ann Nelson, Secretary; Bonnie Smith, Treasurer; Geraldine Knight; Yell Leader. Junior Red Cross representatives were Carol Grose and Rose Marie Harrison. Dan Harrison, Mike Atkins, Irene Duncan, and Terril Christensen were elected to serve on the Student Council. Miss Fish spon- sored the class. The junior class officers were: Ed Wolfe, President; Mike Atkins, Vice-President; Janet Decker, Secretary; Ruth Ann Nelson, Treasurer; Jim Buck, Yell Leader. Sponsors were Mr. Scott and Mr. Wilson. Helen Blomquist was the Junior candidate for Homecoming; their Harvest Queen candidate. Rose Marie Harrison, was chosen as Harvest Queen. Members of the junior class sold magazines to finance their Junior Prom. The theme of the prom was Wonderland by Night. The decorations depicted a southern garden with a plantation mansion front at one end surrounded by flowering bushes. Don't make any errors, Donnee. Quit goofing off, Mel! 32 Perhaps the most valuable result of all education is the ability to make yourself do the thing you have to do, when it ought to be done, whether you like it or not; it is the first lesson that ought to be learned; and however early a man's training begins, it is probably the last lesson that he learns thoroughly. —Thomas Henry Huxley SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS Rex Huntsman, President; Bill Slanger, Vice President; Mildred Childs, Secretary SOPHOMORES Bruce Bacon Elaine Bacon Patricia Banning Deon Bergeson Rick Boetticher Virgil Bostwick Robert Bowring Jack Bramsman Carol Ann Buell Charlotte Can Janet Carr Michael Carter Mary Lee Castello Mildred Childs Roger Cleverley Sally Dille Jerry Donovan Don Drivdahl Marilyn Durant Andrew Dyka Lee Eberline John Feathers Gary Fournier Sidney Fredrickson Leon Graves Roy Hall Dorothy Harkness Steve Hignight Ronald Hood Rex Huntsman Helen Kruljac Karen Lenhait Byron Martinell Marsha McAlpin Christine McArthur Veeta McCleery Catherine Miller Robert Miller Ann Mitchell Jim Mohi William Monger Kathyrn Morrison Sharon Murray Chari Neidt Lillian Nolan Ethel Jean Nygren Airlynn Pierce Judy Ralston Benny Ryan Barbara Schindler Steve Selway William Slanger Lana Smith Randy Smith Dick Stauduhar Jerry Stone Rae Cille Strasser Margaret Tucker Richard Weatherston Tom Webster Steve Williams Ed Wilson Linda Zebarth In 1959 there were 95 members of the Freshman Class that entered B.C.H.S. Election of officers was held and the following were elected: Ed Ferris, President; Don Reeves, Vice-President; Faye Rowe, Secretary-Treasurer; Pierce Rouse, Yell Leader. They were honored in having Rae Cille Strasser crowned Homecoming Queen. Junior Red Cross representatives were Barbara Remely, Edith Denny, and Virgil Bostwick. Student Council representatives were Lana Smith, Ethel Jean Nygren, Tom Webster, and Rex Huntsman. The class sponsor was Mrs. McCollum. Initiation of the 1960 Freshman Class began the social activities of the Sophomores this year. Officers elected were Rex Huntsman, President; Bill Slanger, Vice-President; Mildred Childs, Secretary-Treasurer. Their candidate for Homecoming queen was Barbara Remely, and their candidate for Harvest Ball queen was Charlotte Carr. Junior Red Cross representatives were Roger Cleverley and Marilyn Durant. Catherine Miller, Rae Cille Strasser, Ed Ferris, and Pierce Rouse were elected as Student Council members. The class sponsor for this year was Mr. Nield. Our Homecoming candidate ! The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life. --Plato Marilyn Cluff, Treasurer; Dave Hagenbarth, President; CLASS OFFICERS Jan Bruer, Secretary; Tom Stauduhar, Vice-President. FRESHMEN Larry Albertson Sandra Albertson William Albertson Sandra Arvish Mike Ballard Robert Barnes Mike Barrett ROW 1: Kathleen Bays, Bonita Beager, Sandra Bjomi, Don Blomquist, Miriam Bramsman. ROW 2: Laurie Breeden, Susan Brown, Janice Bruer, Frank Bryan, Wayne Burris. ROW 3: Rose Marie Butala, James Car- pita, Ann Carter, Errol Childs, Marilyn Cluff. ROW 4: Norma Cobble, Ellsworth Cragholm, Thomas Cra- mer’ Isreal Cruz, Dale Decker. ROW 5: Milton Dove, Ronald Fry, Elizabeth Gilbert, Michael Gordon, Nicki Gunstrom. 41 ROW 1: David Hagenbarth, Robert Harrison, William Hart, Holly Holland, Alice Hollensteiner. ROW 2: Barbara Hood, Linda Humphreys, Evelyn Jackson, James Johnston, Mildred Jones. ROW 3: Russell Jones, Sharon Joy, William Kajin, Lynn Karr, Robert Kennedy. ROW 4: Michael Laden, Carol LaForge, Patrick’ Landon, Dale Linduska, Jim Miller. ROW 5: Lany Mohr, Judy Morrison, Sherry Nelson, Sharon Peterson JaLynn Pewe. 42 ROW 1: Steven Pope, Larry Reynolds, Linda Reynolds, Robert Richards, Donna Richardson. ROW 2: Jerry Rude, Donald Salvo, Armand Sanders, Gary Schmauch, Jane Shaffer. ROW 3: Dorothy Shock, Phillip Skeeters, Lawana Smith, Caroline Sorenson, Jim Spehar. ROW 4: Dennis Stathem, Tom Stauduhar, Jean Stocker, Thomas Straugh, Vicki Vichorek. ROW 5: Sharon Wedum, Lorraine Wheat, Larry Withington, John Womack, Patrick Wren. The Freshman Class was the largest in school with one hundred and four members. Freshman initiation was held Friday, September 9. It ended with the traditional dance sponsored by the Sophomores. Marilyn Cluff was the Harvest Ball Queen candidate. Officers elected were President, Dave Hagenbarth; Vice-President, Tom Stauduhar; Treasurer, Marilyn Cluff; and Secretary, Jan Bruer. Student Council members were Russell Jones, Evelyn Jackson, Linda Humphreys, and Sherry Nelson. Rolling Beebees ! 44 Initiation finery. ACTIVITIES SEATED: Ronnie Benson, Gene Rebich, Amber Lapham, Barbara Hagedom. ROW 1: Russell Jones, Evelyn Jack- son, Catherine Miller, Linda Humphreys, Sherry Nelson, Rae Cille Strasser, Helen Blomquist, Marilyn Miller, Jean Huntsman, Ingrid Cragholm, Carol Dyer. ROW 2: Mrs. McCollum, Dave Hagenbarth, William Banning, Henry Hugulet, Leslie Childs, Pierce Rouse, Martin Malesich, Ed Wolfe, Ed Ferris, Rex Huntsman. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council has been very active this year. Student Council sponsored Homecoming for the third successive year. It bought a new fifty-star flag for our auditorium. Student Council also passed on a provision to add annual fees in the activity tickets. The purpose of this organization is to promote all extracurricular activities of the school and to train the members of the association in the management of their affairs. Officers were: President, Ronnie Benson; Vice-President, Gene Rebich; Secretary, Amber Lapham; Business Manager, Barbara Hagedom. One of our many National Assemblies. 46 CXu Homecoming entry. BOYS’ STATE MONTANA onta qHTANA HQHTAHK rirniuu V3J GIRLS’STATE Amber Lapham, Ingrid Cragholm, Barbara Hage- dom. Chosen by the faculty and members of their class, Ingrid Cragholm, Barbara Hagedorn, and Amber Lapham attended a seven day session of Girls' State at the Montana State College in Bozeman. These girls were selected on the basis of scholar- ship, leadership, and character. The alternates selected were Connie Arrigoni, Jerelyn Crichfield, and Sue Sparrow. 47 ROW 1: Colin Chriswell, Donald Bacon, Gregory Bums. ROW 2: Paul Bramsman, William Banning, Ronald Benson. Donald Bacon, William Banning, Ronald Benson, Paul Bramsman, Gregory Burns, and Colin Chriswell attended Boys' State which commenced on August 20 at WMCE in Dillon. These seniors were chosen by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, character, and leadership. Colin Chriswell placed first out of 400 at Boys' State in a Civil Service examination covering the Constitution, political science, and American history. ROW 1: Chris Hignight, Phyllis Anderson, Geraldine Knight, Terril Christensen, Sally Jo Chaffin, Connie Arrigoni, Ingrid Cragholm, Jerelyn Crichfield, Carol Dyer, Barbara Hagedom, Beverly Taylor, Gayle Stokes, Kay Snod- grass, Judy Flanders, Amber Lapham. ROW 2: Erminia Cruz, Ann Passmore, Lily Holt, Marilyn Miller, Jill Bruer, Ruth Ann Nelson, Janet Decker, Irene Duncan, Marianna Schular, Rebecca Hazelbaker, Joan Duncan, Marion Perusich, Veronica Bolick, Barbara Remely, Janet Carr. ROW 3: Gay Townsend, Susan Given, Jan Bruer, Kenna Thomas, Judy Reichle, Judy Smith, Jo Lasich, Lana Rutledge, Linda Stocks, Sue Craig, Sharon Mohr, Donnee Shaffner, Karen Lenhart, Millie Childs, Lana Smith. ROW 4: Holly Holland, JaLynn Pewe, Sharon Wedum, Elizabeth Gilbert, Myrna Shafer, Susan Brown, Sandy Arvish, Rosemary Butala, Sandy Albertson, Sharon Peterson, Bonita Beager, Marilyn Durant, Ellen Bacon, Beth McDonald. ROW 5: Sherry Nelson, Helen Blomquist, Ila Kaye Coles, Nancy Dodgson, Lillian Nolan, Linda Lou Zebarth, Elaine Bacon, Sharon Murray, Lawana Smith, Joyce Reynolds, Deon Bergeson, Linda Humphreys. ROW 6: Mrs. Parken, Judy Simonsen, Claire Schreiber, Charlotte Carr, Ann Mitchell, Chris McArthur, Rae Cille Strasser, and Esther Jensen. The Pep Club made up the largest club in the school this year. These girls furnished color and excitement at all the home ball games, and several of the games out-of-town. Included among the many Pep Club activities this year were Pep Assemblies, selling programs, coffee, and cocoa at all the home football games, and promoting the very high standard of school spirit BCHS has enjoyed. Officers this year were: Jerelyn Crichfield, President, Ingrid Cragholm, Vice-President, Barbara Hagedorn, Sec- retary, and Carol Dyer, Treasurer. CLUB Pictured above: Sally Jo Chaffin, Terril Christensen, Connie Arrigoni, Marcia Arvish, and Bonnie Smith. The A Squad cheerleaders have earned the credit for keeping up the school spirit throughout the year by leading the cheers at the games and holding pep assemblies, car rallys, and snake dances. Sally Jo Chaffin, senior, has been an A Squad cheerleader for two years. Marcia Arvish, Terril Christensen, and Bonnie Smith, juniors, and Connie Arrigoni, senior, joined the select group this year. The B Squad cheerleaders were chosen by the Pep Club to help the student body keep up the moral of the piayers at the B Bombers’ games. Pictured above: Linda Humphreys, Barbara Remely, and Sandy Arvish. 49 ROW 1: Betty Bacon, Lana Smith, Catherine Miller, Rex Huntsman, Wilber Gilbert, Helen Blomquist, Carol Grose, Barbara Hagedom, and Bill Banning. ROW 2: Jo Lasich, Joan Duncan, Ellen Bacon, Jill Bruer, Catherine Meilott, John Feathers, Colin Chriswell, Don Bacon, Mrs. McCollum, sponsor, Principal B. W. Lodge, Paul Bramsman Gay Townsend, Jack McMurchy, and Daniel Eudaily. Absent—John Young. HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society members are chosen by the BCHS faculty on the basis of character, service, leadership, and scholarship. 15% of the senior class, 10% of the junior class, and 5% of the sophomore class are admitted to membership. Four seniors, five juniors, and four sophomores were initiated in the annual ceremony held February 28. A luncheon was held afterwards for all members and their parents. The Honor Society sponsored their second annual spelling bee, with one participant from each English class; held a Christmas candy sale in the rec center; had a Spring party, and brought the scrapbook up to date. This year's officers were Bill Banning, President; Helen Blomquist, Vice-President; and Barbara Hagedom, Secretary- Treasurer. ROW 1: Sue Sparrow, Paul Bramsman, Ingrid Cragholm, Ronald Benson, Jack McMurchy, Carol Dyer. ROW 2: Mr. Michalson, Irene Duncan, Ruth Ann Nelson, Helen Blomquist, Veronica Bolick, Dale Luchetti, Beth Mc- Donald. ROW 3: Daniel Eudaily, Jill Bruer, Connie Arrigoni, Jo K. Lasich, Gay Townsend, Colin Chriswell, Mrs. Wheat. The Quill and Scroll is an honorary organization for high school students who have done outstanding work in journalism. Students who have done exceptional work in journalism on either the newspaper or yearbook staffs, and are recommended by their advisors, are eligible. On January 31, 1961, Colin Chriswell, Daniel Eudaily, Gay Townsend, Lily Holt, Irene Duncan, Connie Arrigoni, Beth McDonald, Jo K. Lasich, Janet Decker, Dale Luchetti, Veronica Bolick, Jill Bruer, Helen Blomquist, Ruth Ann Nelson. The officers were Ronald Benson, President; Jack McMurchy, Vice-President; Ingrid Cragholm and Treasurer, Paul Bramsman. Mrs. Wheat and Mr. Michalson were the advisors. ROW 1: Mrs. Wheat, Gay Townsend, Jack McMurchy, Sue Sparrow, Ronald Benson, Duke Gilbert. ROW 2: Jill Bruer, Dale Luchetti, Ruth Nelson, Dorothy Harkness, Barbara Schindler, IIa Kaye Coles, Donnee Shaffner, Mari- anna Schuler, Beth McDonald. ANNUAL STAFF The Annual Staff is comprised of a group of young people interested in making an annual of superior quality. Many long hours have been spent so that the students in BCHS will have a book containing memories of their high school days. For the past two years the annual staff has sold pictures of the students and have also sold advertising to the businessmen. The Editors were Carol Dyer and Jack McMurchy; Business Managers, Sue Sparrow and Ronald Benson; Sports Editor, Ronald Benson; Assistant Sports Editor, Wilbur Gilbert; Camera, Jack McMurchy; and Music Editor, Gay Townsend. Mrs. Wheat was the advisor. Laying out the annual. Our editor and her assistant! ROW 1: Ingrid Cragholm, Paul Bramsman, Carol Dyer, Gay Townsend, Mr. Michalson. ROW 2: Dale Luchetti, Irene Duncan, Beth McDonald, Connie Arrigoni, Geraldine Knight, Ann Mitchell, Christine McArthur, Barbara Remely, Judy Flanders, Veronica Bolick, Jill Bruer, Kay Snodgrass. ROW 3: George McAlpin, Jack McMurchy, Janet Decker, Jo Lasich, Colin Chriswell, Dan Eudaily, Lily Holt, Dorothy Harkness. BEAVER STAFF The Beaver” is published bi-weekly for the enjoyment of the students. It brings news of school happenings, sports, and many other interesting features. Staff members are: Paul Bramsman, Editor; Ingrid Cragholm and Sue Sparrow, Assistant Editors; Jack McMurchy, Art Editor; Gay Townsend, Sports Editor; Janet Decker and Irene Duncan, Exchange Editors; Carol Dyer and Sue Sparrow, Co-business Managers. Editors at work on dummies. Errors, errors, errors! ROW 1: Wilber Gilbert, William Banning, Donald Bacon, Jack McMurchy, Mr. Mular. ROW 2: Rex Huntsman Byron Martinell, Leslie Childs, Ronald Benson, Gregory Bums, Joe Holt, Jack Orman. ROW 3: Andrew Dyka Paul Bramsman, Colin Chriswell, David Duncan. KEY CLUB The Key Club, a high school honorary for boys, is a service club which sponsors projects for the improvement of the school. This year they polished the trophies, replaced the broken tiles on the rec. center floor, and raised and lowered the flag. The members were chosen by the faculty and voted upon by the members. The officers were: President, Donald Bacon; Vice-President, William Banning; Secretary, Wilber Gilbert; and Treasurer, Jack McMurchy. Mr. Mular was the sponsor. ROW 1: William Hugulet, William Banning, Sue Sparrow, Jack McMurchy. ROW 2: Mr. Golde, Connie Arrigoni, Amber Lapham, Judith Reichle, Barbara Hagedom, Gay Townsend, Ingrid Cragholm, Ronald Benson. ROW 3: Eugene Rebich, Frank Stanchfield, Gregory Burns, Donald Bacon. ROW 4: Donald Smith, Paul Bramsman, Colin Chriswell. CHEMOCRATS The BCHS chapter is a member of the National Science Clubs of America and the Future Scientists of America. Membership is open to all chemistry students. Chemocrat members gave talks on various phases of chemical and biological science. The officers were: President, William Banning; Vice-President, Jack McMurchy; Secretary, Sue Sparrow; Treas- urer, William Hugulet. Mr. Golde was the sponsor. Measure carefully, Bill. Watch out! It’s hot. 55 Left to Right: Bonnie Smith, Gay Townsend, Carol Dyer, and Judy Reichle. G. A. A. LETTER CLUB Membership in the GAL Club is granted to all GAA members who earn their letter in girls' athletics with 10 participation credits. This is an honorary club whose purpose is to foster an interest and active participation in girls' athletics. GAL members sponsored the annual Fun Night for all GAA members and kept the GAA file up to date. Officers for the GAL Club this year were: Carol Dyer, President; Judy Reichle, Vice-President; Gay Townsend, Secretary-Treasurer; and Bonnie Smith, Sergeant at arms. Everyone is active in some sport! 56 Exercising, girls? ROW 1: Judy Reichle, Linda Zebarth, Rebecca Hazelbaker, Sue Sparrow, Jill Bmer, Phyllis Anderson, Bonnie Smith, Kay Snodgrass, Gay Townsend, Jerelyn Crichfield, Veronica Bolick, Noralee Day, Charlotte Carr, Mrs. Parken. ROW 2: Betty Bacon, Marianna Schuler, Gayle Stokes, Marcia Arvish, Linda Humphreys, Sharon Wedum, Holly Holland, Ann Carter, Elaine Bacon, Dale Luchetti, Sue Craig, Sharon Mohr, Geraldine Knight, Carol Dyer. ROW 3: Carol Buell, Patsy Banning, Lillian Nolan, Kenna Thomas, Miriam Bramsman, Lany Mohr, Lana Smith, Barbara Schindler, Jean Stocker, Sue Given, Lana Rutledge, Norma Cobble, Terril Christensen, Ingrid Cragholm. ROW 4: Christine McArthur, Sharon Peterson, Bonnie Beager, Jan Bruer, Sandy Arvish, Susan Brown, Elizabeth Gilbert. Officers for this year were President, Bonnie Smith; Vice President, Jill Bruer; Secretary, Phyllis An- derson; Treasurer, Kay Snodgrass; Sports Manager, Jerelyn Crichfield. G. A. A. The GAA is a club composed of girls who take an active interest in various sports. The girls participated in volley- ball, tumbling, and worked out on a trampoline this year. They also sponsored the bowling league and held a basketball tournament among themselves. They entered the third place float in the Homecoming parade, held a Christmas party, sponsored a hayride-picnic, and as money making projects held a food sale, a candy sale, and a dance. Relaxation! 57 Dressed up for G.A.A. ROW 1: Gene Rebich, Martin Malesich, Dennis Dupuis. ROW 2: Leon Graves, Bill Slanger, Bob Miller, Rex Huntsman, Ed Ferris. ROW 3: Jim Salvo, Tom Hill, Joe Holt, Ron Rebich, Jim Buck, Don Smith, Jack Sei- densticker, Mike Atkins. B” CLUB B.C.H.S. 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 football, basketball, and track. The B” club holds an annual initiation for all new members after the football season. The new members initiated this year were: Don Smith, Joe Holt, Jack Seidensticker, Tom Hill, Jim Womack, Bob Miller, Jim Salvo, Leon Graves, Ron Rebich, Rex Huntsman, Bruce Denny, Virgil Bostwick, and Bill Slanger. This year the ' BM club sold programs and pop at all the home basketball games; held the ropes and swept the floor at halftime; and sponsored numerous dances during the year. They again sponsored the Reed-Payne Memorial Game. The money raised from selling pop, programs, and tickets at the game gate was placed in a fund to be used to buy a new scoreboard for the football field. This year's candidate for Homecoming was Sally Jo Chaffin. The annual ”BH club picnic was held at Elkhorn during May. Officers for the club were: Gene Rebich, President; Martin Malesich, Vice-President; Bill James, Secretary-Treasurer; Dennis Dupuis, Sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Kato and Mr. Nield were the club's sponsors. Sally, our candidate. 58 Bn Club initiation ! ROW 1: Carol Grose, Dale Luchetti, Irene Duncan, Mrs. McCollum. ROW 2: Marilyn Durant, Jill Bruer, Sue Sparrow, Barbara Hagedom, Rose Marie Harrison, Ingrid Cragholm, Sally Jo Chaffin, Millie Nelson, Ellsworth Cragholm, Roger Cleverley, Dennis Dupuis. JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross this year conducted the annual Red Cross drive in the high school. Every year the Red Cross is made up of the old members and two new representatives from the freshman class. Ellsworth Cragholm, and Carol Grose were chosen to attend the Junior Red Cross Camp at Flathead in late August. Jill Bruer and Roger Cleverley were chosen as alternates. They were chosen for die work they’ve done. Their job is to bring back new ideas for the activities for next year. Camp delegates and their alternates. 59 Our sponsor. ROW 1: Donnee Shaffner, Charlotte Carr, Carol Dyer, Barbara Remely, Rae Ciile Strasser, Ann Mitchell, Evelyn Jackson, Terril Christensen, Sally Chaffin, Barbara Hagedom, Ingrid Cragholm, Marianne Schuler, Rebecca Hazelbaker. ROW 2: Ronnie Benson, John Young, Jo Lasich, Ila Kaye Coles, Francis Schindler, Steve Williams, Steve Selway, Marilyn Durant, Jack Laden, Bob Peterson, Chris McArthur, Dick Ovitt, Lee Shepherd, Dale Lin- duska, Jim Peterson, Tom Webster. ROW 3: Dick Weatherston, Artie Mautz, Jim Spear, Russel Jones, Lee Eber- line. SKI CLUB This season was one of the busiest for the Beaverhead County High School Ski Club. The club began its activities last fall by spending week-ends clearing the runs and doing necessary work on the road to the ski hill. Many evenings were spent painting signs to mark the runs. Dillon was host to the Northern Rocky Mountain Ski Association Junior Championships, and all members who were not racing contributed by tromping the courses and keeping gates. The club sponsored a Beatnik dance in December which was a huge success. They are planning on helping build a new chalet at Rainey Mountain this summer. The officers were: President, Carol Dyer; Vice-President, Ingrid Cragholm; and Secretary-Treasurer, Chris McArthur. Rainey's Skiing Beaver. The firing line Pausing for refreshments. ROW 1: Gayle Stokes, Janice Bruer, Ann Mitchell, Nancy Dodgson, Jill Bruer, Gay Townsend, Dale Luchetti, Terril Christensen, Roger Cleverley, Sue Craig, Glen Smith, and Melvin Heggelund. ROW 2: Judy Simonsen, Jean Huntsman, Helen Blomquist, Donald Salvo, Donald Blomquist, Mike Ballard, Robert Barnes, Gary Schmauch, Ingrid Cragholm, Ellsworth Cragholm, Geraldine Knight, Connie Arrigoni, Sally Chaffin, Deon Bergeson, Chris- tine McArthur, and Judy Reichle. ROW 3: Sharon Murry, Elaine Bacon, Ila Kaye Coles, Janet Carr, Martin Malesich, William Kruljac, Dale Linduska, Byron Martinell, Donald Bacon, Gary Fournier, Mrs. Parken, and Sue Sparrow. ROW 4: Jack Orman, Doug LaMond, James Campbell, Rex Huntsman, Bill Bjomi, Steve Selway, Randy Smith, Bill Banning, Paul Bramsman, and James Carpita. BOWLING The bowling club consisted of two leagues, one with eight teams and one with six. Each team had four members, one of which was the captain. This year the bowling was sponsored by the Girls’ Athletic Association. The officers were: President, Gay Townsend; Vice President, Noralee Day; Secretary, Jill Bruer; and Treasurer, Dale Luchetti. ROW 1: Sue Given, Deon Bergeson, Elaine Bacon, Judy Flanders, Marilyn Miller, Rose Marie Harrison, Linda Stocks, Marion Perusich, Marilyn Cluff, Sandy Arvish, Mrs. Hovern. ROW 2: Sharon Mohr, Mary Costello, Helen Kruljac, Miriam Bramsman, Esther Jensen, Rose Marie Butula, Lana Rutledge, Sandra Bjomi, Sharon Peterson, Kathy Bays. ROW 3: Donna Richardson, Lany Mohr, Myma Shafer, Lorraine Wheat, JaLynn Pewe, Janet Decker, Jean Stocker, Margaret Jensen, Sandra Albertson, Sue Craig, Kathleen Hubbard, Billie Lawson. F. H. A. The FHA has been one of the most active clubs in BCHS this year. Their activities included decorating the halls at Christmas with a manger scene and a Christmas tree, serving coffee and home-made doughnuts at the Wool Pool meeting, and attending the District FHA Convention held in Whitehall. In addition, with the co-operation of the FFA they sponsored a hayride-picnic, prepared for the annual FFA Banquet, sponsored a Halloween dance, and held a spring picnic. Officers were President, Marilyn Miller; Vice President, Judy Flanders; Secretary, Elaine Bacon; Treasurer, Marion Perusich; Song Leader, Rose Marie Harrison; Parliamentarian, Linda Stocks; Historian, Deon Bergeson. Mrs. Hovren was the sponsor. Polishing the silver set. Each to her own job. I ROW 1: Joe Holt, Jack Laden, Melvin Heggelund, Ronald Benson, Don Bacon, Francis Schindler, Mr. Walton. ROW 2: Dick Ovitt, Leslie Childs, Dennis Stathem, Kenny Grose, Don Blomquist, Bob Bames, Phillip Skeeters, Roger Cleverley, Mike Ballard, Errol Childs, Byron Martinell. ROW 3: Gary Graves, Bruce Bacon, Tom Webster, Randy Smith, Bill Hugulet, Bill Kajin, Dave Bacon, Lee Eberline, Jim Breeden, John Feathers, Tony Castello, Bill Slanger. ROW 4: Tom Stauduhar, Robert Richards, Michael Gordon, Dale Decker, Frank Bryan, Jim Peter- son, Jerry’ Burk, Gary Fournier, Thomas Cramer, Don Smith, Bob Peterson, Rex Huntsman, Glen Smith, Dan Harrison, Joe Kruljac, Bill Bjomi, Jim Campbell. F. F. A. This Year’s program began with the Chapter Farmer initiation at Sheridan and Greenhand initiation at Dillon. Hay and straw were sold at the Bull Sale again. The annual Harvest Ball was held, and Rose Marie Harrison was crowned queen. During the winter we held the Block of Dimes. The annual Parent and Son Banquet was presented for our parents. The Judging team to the Winter Fair consisted of Leslie Childs, Jim Peterson, Glen Smith, and Bill Slanger. Members who went to Belgrade for district competition were Don Bacon, Ron Benson, Gary Graves, and Francis Schindler, Bob Barnes went as the outstanding Greenhand. Officers for the year were Ron Benson, President; Mel Heggelund, Vice President; Joe Holt, 2nd Vice President; Secretary, Don Bacon; Treasurer, Bob Buyan; Reporter, Jack Laden; Francis Schindler, Sentinal; Ed Wolf, Parlia- mentarian; and Mr. Walton; Advisor. 63 On the job. Our QUIET library! ROW Is Betty Bacon, Dorothy Harkness, Ellen Bacon, Christine Hignight, Marion Perusich. ROW 2: Mi. Mc- Donald, Paul Bramsman, Max Cleverley, Colin Chris we 11, Paul Pilgrim. LIBRARIANS The librarians are students who help in the library during their study hall period or before school. Their duties are to check books in and out, put them away, help the students find information they are looking for, and keep the library in order. Mr. MacDonald was their supervisor. ROW 1: Mr. Scott, Greg Bums, Paul Bramsman, Deon Bergeson, Colin Chriswell, and Dan Eudaily. SPEECH AND DEBATE Speech activities include work in speech organization, platform decorum, parliamentary procedure, audience reaction, oratory, and debate. Trips were taken this year to practice meets held in Missoula, Helena, and Bozeman. All then participated in the district meet in Bozeman in April. Those advanc- ing to the finals were Deon Bergeson and Dan Eudaily as a debate team and Greg Burns and Carol Dyer in extemporaneous speaking. From there, the debate team and Greg Burns advanced to the state tour- nament held in Missoula during Interscholastic. The speech class also presented several programs over the public address system throughout the year for the enjoyment of the student body. ROW 1: Carol Dyer, Marilyn Olson, Ruth Ann Nelson, Jill Bruer, Helen Blomquist, Colleen Hutchison, and Terril Christensen. ROW 2: Colin Butler, Mr. Scott, Glen Christensen, Greg Burns, Sue Sparrow, IIa Kaye Coles, and Donnee Shaffner. -- ROW 1: Ingrid Cragholm, Gregory Burns, Marilyn Miller, Mr. Michalson. ROW 2: Carol Dyer, Bonnie Smith, Lana Smith, Gary Townsend, Rebecca Hazelbaker, Dale Luchetti, Barbara Hagedorn, Beth McDonald, Evelyn Jack- son, Terril Christensen, Jerelyn Crichfield. ROW 3: Barbara Schindler, Donald Bacon, Melvin Heggelund, Paul Bramsman, Jack Seidensticker, Sue Sparrow, Jill Bruer. ROW 4: Rick Boetticher, Jack McMurchy, Francis Schindler, Arthur Mautz. THESPIANS Membership in this honorary drama club is based on a point system. Points are given for acting in major and minor roles, staging, make-up. prompting, costuming, directing, and managing. The activities for the year were the three-act play. The Thread That Runs So True, presented December 9, 1960, and the three-act play, The Blundering Herd and the one-act play, The Hour of Truth which were presented at the Dramatics Festival May 12. The officers were President, Gregory Bums; Vice-President, Ingrid Cragholm; and Secretary-Treasurer, Marilyn Miller. Mr. Michalson was the sponsor. Greg gets some lipstick. 66 What's wrong Mel? THE THREAD THAT RUNS SO TRUE THE BLUNDERING HERD 67 SEATED: Marilyn Miller, Sally Jo Chaffin, Beth McDonald, and Barbara Hagedorn. ROW 1: Sharon Murray, Mildred Childs, Ethel Nygren, Connie Arrigoni, Gay Townsend, and Beverly Taylor. ROW 2: Catherine Miller, Jack Bramsman, Paul Bramsman, Robert Bowring, Greg Bums, John Young, and Mr. Wilson, sponsor. TRI-M The Tri-M Club is an honorary music organization whose main function is to stimulate a growing interest in all types and phases of music. This year the organization held a beef drawing to raise money for the music depart- ment. It held its initiation of new members on May 16. Officers were President, May Beth McDonald; Vice-President, Sally Jo Chaffin; Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Hagedorn; and Historian, Marilyn Miller. Mr. Wilson was the sponsor. Mr. Wilson, our director. 68 The saxophone section. There is something very wonderful in music. Words are wonderful enough: but music is even more wonderful. Music is a language by itself, just as perfect, in its way, as speech, as words; just as divine, just as blessed. Music has been called the speech of angels; I will go further, and call it the speech of God Himself. --Charles Kingsley MUSIC ROW I: Geraldine Knight, Connie Arrigoni, Rosie Harrison. ROW II: Regina Rieber, Rosemary Rieber, Millie Childs, Carol Grose, Marcia Arvish, Jerelyn Crichfield, Rae Cille Strasser, Sharon Murray, Deon Bergeson Bev Lovell, Bev Taylor, Jean Nygren, Mr. Wilson. ROW III: Linda Zebarth, Marilyn Cluff, Edith Rieber, Sally Dille, Judy Flanders, Amber Lapham, Elaine Bacon, Linda Dieterle, Cathy Mellott, Cathy Miller, Lana Smith. ROW IV: Ann Mitchell, Edith Denny, Chris McArthur, Charlotte Carr, Janet Carr, Joan Duncan, Sue Craig, Linda Walker, Lorraine Wheat, Rosemary Butala, Marsha Smith, Miriam Bramsman, Carol Buell. CHORUS The BCHS Girls Chorus this year presented a Christmas cantata as a Christmas program for the school, and re- ceived an excellent rating at the District Music Festival. Officers for this year were Connie Arrigoni, President; Rosie Harrison, Vice-President; and Geraldine Knight, Secretary. GIRLS’ TRIO Jerelyn Crichfield, Janet Carr, Marcia Arvish. ROW I: Sally Jo Chaffin, Barbara Hagedom, Millie Childs, Marilyn Miller, Terril Christensen, Ethel Jean Nygren, Accompanist Carol Dyer, Cathy Mellott, Cathy Miller, Connie Arrigoni, Sharon Murray, Beth McDonald, Beverley T aylor. TEEN TONES The Teen Tones have again given BCHS a great deal to be proud of. They have made 25 public appearances, in- cluding the Christmas concert. No officers are elected for the Teen Tones. The Teen Tones received a superior rating this year at District Music Meet for the third consecutive year, and attended State Music Meet, again re- ceiving a superior rating. MIXED QUARTET John Feathers, Beth McDonald, Connie Arrigoni, Gregory Burns. 71 ROW 1: Barbara Hagedorn, Gay Townsend, Sue Craig, Carol Grose, Sally Jo Chaffin, Lorraine Wheat, Sharon Murray, Beth McDonald, Evelyn Jackson. ROW 2: Cathy Miller, Dorothy Harkness, Holly Holland, Dale Luchetti, Millie Childs, Claire Schreiber, Marianna Schular, Linda Dieterle, Jim Spehar, Israel Cruz, Artie Mautz, Donnee Shaffner, Marilyn Miller, Millie Nelson. ROW 3: Bob Bowring, Alice Hollensteiner, Diana Ricks, Jean Nygren, Jack Bramsman, Bill Monger, Tom Straugh, Gary Schmauch, Joe Svetich, Dave Duncan, Jill Bruer, Paul Brams- man, and John Young. ROW 4: Mr. Wilson, Terril Christensen, Jo Lasich, Ila Kaye Coles, and Connie Arrigoni. BAND The BCHS Band was very active this year. Band members appeared 36 times in public, as solos, ensembles, or with the entire band. The band played at all home games, several out-of-town games, gave a winter and a spring con- cert, and marched in the Labor Day and WMCE Homecoming Parades. The band received an excellent (2) rating at the District Music Festival, as the entire music departments received 11 superior, 14 excellent, and 4 good rat- ings. This year, for the first time, the band attended the Marching Band Festival at Havre. Montana. Officers are: President, Barbara Hagedorn; Vice-President, Bob Bowring; Secretary, Gary Schmauch; Librarians, Dale Luchetti and Carol Grose; and Uniform Custodian Jean Nygren. TRUMPET TRIO FLUTE TRIO Dave Duncan, Paul Bramsman, and John Young. Sally Chaffin, Carol Grose, and Sharon Murray. 72 TROMBONE TRIO WOODWIND TRIO Jack Bramsman, Ethel Jean Nygren Not Pictured: Karen Lenhart Sharon Murray, Barbara Hagedorn, Evelyn Jackson. SOLOISTS ROW 1: Beth McDonald, piano; Barbara Hagedorn, clarinet; Jill Bruer, trumpet; Sharon Murray, flute; Lorraine Wheat, flute; Ethel Jean Nygren, trombone; Linda Dieterle, vocal and French horn; Gay Townsend, clarinet; Cathy Miller, clarinet; Ila Kaye Coles, drum; Terril Christensen, drum. ROW 2: Paul Bramsman, trumpet; Bill Monger, bass; Bob Bowring, clarinet; John Young, comet. SOLOISTS AND ACCOMPANISTS ACCOMPANISTS ROW 1: Lana Smith, Millie Childs, Ethel Jean Nygren, Sharon Murray, Linda Dieterle, Ila Kaye Coles, Gay Town- send, Connie Arrigoni, Barbara Hagedorn, Beth McDonald. 74 Remember, you don’t have to take part in a sport to be a good one. --Unknown ROW 1: Eugene Rebish, Martin Malesich, Bill Banning. ROW 2: Rich Workman, Joe Holt, Bruce Denny, Dennis Dupuis, Jack Seidensticker, Bill Slanger, Mike Atkins, Coach Ted Kato. ROW 3: Coach Ron Kenison, Rex Hunts- man, Leon Graves, Ron Rebish, Steve Williams, Virgil Bostwick, Mike Carter, Bill Monger, Jim Salvo. ROW 4: Jim Womack, Steve Selway, Dick Weatherston, Ed Ferris, John Feathers, Rick Boetticher, Bob Miller. Beavers 6 . . . . . . . . Butte Central JV 6 Beavers 6 . . . , 26 Beavers 35 ... , 18 Beavers 1 , 20 Beavers 6 . . . . . . . . Helena Cathedral 26 Beavers 0 . . . , . . . . Deer Lodge 7 Beavers 0 . . . . 36 Beavers 0 . . . . 41 Coach Kenison, Co-captains Martin Malesich, Eugene Rebish, Coach Kato. 76 Bill Banning Halfback Bruce Denny Guard Rich Workman Guard Dennis Dupuis Guard Joe Holt Guard Mike Atkins End Jack Seidensticker T ackle Ed Ferris Quarterback Jim Salvo End Jim Womack Halfback Ron Rebish Guard Virgil Bostwick T ackle Bill Slanger Center Leon Graves End Steve Williams T ackle Pierce Rouse End Steve Selway Guard Bill Monger Tackle John Feathers Tackle Rick Boetticher Center Dick Weatherston Halfback Rex Huntsman Halfback Bob Miller Fullback Mike Carter Quarterback Jim Watkins Manager A” SQUAD ROW 1: Tom Hill, Pierce Rouse, Frank Stanchfield, Jim Womack, Chad Holland, Ed Ferris. ROW 2: Coach Max Nield, Mike Atkins, Bill James, Jim Buck, Don Smith, Ed Wolfe. SCORES Beavers 43 ... . 30 Beavers 52 ... 67 Beavers 51 ... . . . Red Lodge 44 Beavers 42 ... 39 Beavers 43 ... . 54 Beavers 52 ... 47 Beavers 40 ... . . . Rigby 57 Beavers 54 ... . . . Hamilton 47 Beavers 40 ... . 45 Beavers 56 ... 54 Beavers 36 ... . . . . Salmon 46 Beavers 46 ... 61 Beavers 50 ... . . . . Salmon 62 Beavers 54 ... 65 Beavers 65 ... , 39 Beavers 58 ... 64 Beavers 55 ... . 43 Beavers 45 ... 56 Beavers 50 ... , 58 Beavers 40 ... 36 Beavers 45 . . . 41 Beavers 64 ... 67 TOURNAMENT Beavers 40 . . . 32 Beavers 41 . . . 48 Beavers 42 . . . 34 Beavers 40 ... . . . Loyola 49 80 ACTION HI-LITES 81 ROW 1: Bill SI anger, Jerry Stone, Mike Carter, John Feathers. ROW 2: Ron Rebish, Bill Monger, Jerry Donovan, Jim Salvo, Coach Ted Kato. B SQUAD B Squad . . . 35 61 B Squad . . . 24 .63 B Squad . . . 38 46 B Squad . . . 32 52 B Squad . . . 13 29 B Squad . . . 46 54 B Squad . . . 23 35 B Squad . . . 31 57 B Squad . . . 31 55 B” Squad . . . 36 48 B Squad . . . 24 48 B Squad . . . 25 55 HB Squad . . . 21 35 B Squad . . . 21 45 B Squad . . . 29 40 B Squad . . . 30 38 MB Squad . . . 36 42 B Squad . . . 32 45 B Squad . . . 38 29 82 ROW 1: Pat Landon, Jim Campbell, Ellsworth Cragholm, Milton Dove, Gary Schmauch, Armand Sanders, Larry Withington. ROW 2: Mike Barrett, Manager; Pat Wren, John Womack, Jim Carpita, Tom Straugh, Wayne Burris, Coach Mr. Thompson. C” SQUAD Beavers C .............................29 Beavers C .............................43 Beavers C ............................ 47 Beavers C ............................ 31 Beavers C .............................33 Beavers C”............................ 42 Beavers ”CM............................ 42 Beavers C .............................21 Beavers C .............................39 Beavers C ............................ 31 Beavers C ............................ 20 Beavers C”.............................42 Beavers C .............................31 Beavers C ............................ 49 Beavers C .............................30 Beavers C .............................40 Salmon Frosh......................... 52 Butte High CM....................... 30 Butte Central Frosh...................30 Anaconda High Frosh...................47 Bagley.............................. 22 Bagley................................23 Lima B ..............................20 Twin Bridges B ......................43 Twin Bridges B ......................40 Anaconda Central Frosh................21 Deer Lodge Frosh......................33 Lima B ..............................31 Anaconda Central Frosh.............. 47 Deer Lodge Frosh......................46 Lima ”B ..............................40 Leadore B”...........................31 83 Left to Right: Bob Peterson, Lee Shepherd, Dick Ovitt, Dick McCracken, Coach; and Dave Hagenbarth. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ SKI TEAM These two ski teams took part in most of the ski meets around the state this year, and they also took part in the State Ski Meet in Whitefish. Left to Right: Janet Carr, Rae Cille Strasser, Faye McCracken, Coach; Barbara Remely, and Sherrie Peterson. 84 ROW 1: Larry Adamson, Jack Seidensticker, Mike Atkins, Tom Hill, Dennis Dupuis, Joe Holt. ROW 2: Rick Boctticher, Bruce Bacon, Leon Graves, Jim Miller, Jerry Donovan, Bill Slanger, Andy Dyka, Ron Rebich, Jim Salvo, Ted Kato, coach. ROW 3: Max Nield, coach, Bill Monger, Pierce Rouse, Byron Martinell, Mike Carter, Jerry Stone, Ed Ferris, Ronald Hood, and John Feathers. TltjIMf ROW 1: Jim Johnson, Wayne Burris, Jim Carpita, Tom Straugh, Armo.id Sanders. ROW 2: Ellsworth Cragholm, Robin Harrison, Mickey Laden, John Womack, Pat Wren, Mike Barrett, Mike Ballard. 85 OUR TEAM INACTION HI-LITES Frank Stanchfield, Barbara Remely, Helen Blomquist, Sally Jo Chaffin, Queen Ingrid Cragholm, Martin Malesich, and Gene Rebich. HOMECOMING The third annual Homecoming of BCHS proved to be another big success. Ingrid Cragholm, senior class candidate, was crowned Homecoming Queen by football co-captains. Gene Rebich and Martin Malesich, during half-time of the Beaver-Cathedral game. Her attendants were Helen Blomquist, junior class candidate, Barbara Remely, sophomore class candidate, and Sally Jo Chaffin, B Club candidate. The junior class float won first prize in the parade; freshman class float, second; and the GAA float, third. Other activities include a pep assembly, snake dance, and burning of the dummy. HARVEST BALL Jean Huntsman, Ronald Benson, Queen Rose Marie Harrison, Charlotte Carr, and Charlotte Cluff. 88 CROWNING OF THE QUEEN Beverly Taylor; Queen, Kenna Thomas; Ed Wolfe; Barbara Hagedorn. JUNIOR PROM THE GRAND MARCH 89 SENIOR SNAPS The Homecoming float. Planning for Sneak Day. Ingrid, Homecoming Queen. The first dip in the pool. Sneak Day capers. 90 Talking it over. 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