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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1965 volume:

1 965 BEAVER Beaverhead County High School Dillon, Montana Theme Page 8 Faculty Classes .... Pages 1 5,39,47,53 Page 5 Page 1 1 Page 61 Activities Page 85 Music Royalty.................Page 91 Page 99 Sports Page 107 Page 125 3 Advertising MR. B. W. LODGE The editors and staff of the 1965 BEAVER dedicate this annual to a man who has shaped the minds of youth throughout his years at Beaverhead County High School. Particularly has the Class of 1965 felt his understanding and patience in all its projects. Here is a man who truly blends our school with the community. As he has endeavored to keep our school progressing, alert to new ideas and changes and sympathetic to the enthusiastic plans of his stu- dents, he has also exerted a profound influence on the growth of the community. We dedicate this annual with sincere gratitude to our principal, B. W. Lodge. 4 OUR HIGH SCHOOL IN A GROWING COMMUNITY FRONT ENTRANCE OF BEAVERHEAD COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL During the past year the community of Dillon and Beaverhead County High School have ex- perienced a new feeling -- growing pains. Dillon expanded with new buildings, new housing, and new people; and, as the community grew, our high school also found that it required new ideas and changes additional space and more teachers to fill the needs of its students. A few ot the many changes are shown on the following pages. THE B ... a project which was initiated by the B Club but whose work could not have been completed without the helping hands of many Beaverhead County High School students. Typical of Dillon’s commercial development during the year of 1964-1965 are the attractive new business structures pictured on the opposite page. ABOVE and at the RIGHT are two of the many new innovations that took place at Beaverhead County High School this past year. BCHS students worked closely with their business neighbors in expanding -- Future nurses provided valuable morale builders for the Eventide Rest Home patients- students compiled data for Montana Power Company use; and students served as a vital source of labor supply for summer forestry projects. As the high school youth helped the community, so the community assisted the students in many of their projects -- the Bureau of Land Management provided land for the B ; residents of Dillon were willing customers for band candy, Thespian plays, sports events and concerts; citizens helped to assure fine skiing facilities for students. BCHS and the community of Dillon have found them- selves working together in many ways -- the Key Club raked the Barrett Hospital lawn in the spring; the Elks Club provided food and entertainment after the prom and graduation exe.rcises; student typists assisted with the Red Cross Blood Drawing; and city and county officials cooperated with the Elks in allowing the Seniors to fill city and county posts on Government Day, usually held in May. This wonderful cooperation between our high school and the community has helped youth to understand adults and adults to understand youth. THE NEW OFFICIAL SCHOOL SEAL . . . drawn by Coach James Corr and adopted by the Student Council; the emblem will serve the school for many years. EVENTIDE REST HOME . . . $300,000 structure is providing nursing facilities for Beaverhead County's aged and infirmed. BEAVERHEAD NATIONAL FOREST SERVICE . . . Dedicated to conservation of Montana's natural resources and scenic beauty, these new quarters also house Beaverhead County's ASCS office. MONTANA POWER COMPANY. . . Long a supplier of electrical energy, these new headquarters and natural gas service marked their 1965 progress to this area. Administration Congratulations to the Class of 1965! This class, the largest to date in the history of the school, has definitely set a number of records and goals for future classes. In the four years you have spent in Beaverhead County High School, you--as a class--have been above average to excellent in all areas. Working with an excellent faculty, you have excelled in scholastic achievement, and you have been outstanding in extra-curricular activities. The Class of ’65, working with the B Club, left its mark with a large block B on the hill overlooking the valley. The athletes, under the able direction of an excellent coaching staff, established numerous records for future classes to shoot at; the same is true in Music, Speech, Drama, Home Ec, Vo Ag, and other activities. I know you will continue to excel as you go out, whether it be college, business, ranching, or other fields, which are opened to you as high school graduates. Keep up the good work and I assure you that the school and community will be watching your growth and success with pride and assurance. Best wishes, PRINCIPAL B. W. LODGE School Board LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Margaret Hagenbarth, Mrs. Annie Ames (County Superintendent of Schools), Principal B. W. Lodge, Mrs. Eileen Stephens, Dr. Warren Monger, Mr. John Burwell, Mr. Paul Stahl, Jr., and Mr. J. Lester Jones. The school board of Beaverhead County High School is a group of people who have volunteered their time and effort to see that the high school is efficiently operated and that its students have all advantages possible for good learning. These dedicated people are an excellent example of the closely-coordinated relationship between our high school and our community. All are prominent citizens in the community and have contributed much to its progress. At the same time, each has given of his time and thinking to see that our high school continued its progress and remained abreast of the changes in education. The students of Beaverhead County High School are truly grateful for the efforts of their school board. A MESSAGE FROM THE SCHOOL BOARD: We feel that your excellent scholastic records, your pride in your school, and your good citizenship during the past four years and in the future are more than ample repayment for the hours we devoted to the interests of Beaverhead County High School. Chairman, School Board Emerson Selway, bus maintenance man and foreman at BCHS, gave much time and energy to see that the buses were kept in good condition and that students had a driver to all activities. He also did much of the driving for athletic trips, most long-suffering personnel at the high school. In addition to transporting students to and from school each day, which often re- quired getting up at a very early hour, they also took students to many out-of-town sports events and other activities. Each had to be qualified and each had a great responsibility. Hats off to the BCHS bus drivers! ! ! LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Given, Bob Sawyer, Dale Combs, Pat Bur- well, Martin Malesich, Leonard Benjamin, Bill McNeill, and Bob Sullivan (substitute for Michael Gerdes). Bus Drivers The bus drivers of Beaverhead County High School were perhaps the Mrs. Ruth Wenger Secretary Mrs. Wenger, the faithful, patient secretary of Beaverhead County High School, met each day's duties with efficiency and capability. ALthough the secretarial duties kept her busy a great deal of the time, she always found time to deal with students' needs- varying from telephone calls to helping with homework—pleasantly and with a smile. The annual staff wishes to express its special thanks to Mrs. Wenger for her help in supplying informantion and identifying pictures. Jules Wenger and Don Smith Custodians The best cleanup men in the state -- Jules Wenger and Don Smith -- were always seen in the halls sweeping, dusting, and polishing. Although students left the school in disorder each day, they came back each morning to find every- thing in order and clean. Because they en- abled students to work in a clean-well lighted atmosphere, the janitors rendered to Beaverhead County High School an in- valuable service. Jules and Don—our thanks to you. Beaverhead County High School faculty relaxing over a cup of coffee in the Home Economics Room during a teachers' meeting. Helen Andrus Claude Ankeny Del Carroll James Corr Tonya Fowler Alfred Golde Frank Hull James Keef Ron Kenison Robert MacDonald Lenore McCollum Richard Menti Gile Mitchell Gerta Mular William Mular Max Nield Robert Sawyer Janet Selway Evelyn Stauffer Allen Walton Helen Wheat David Wilson Robert Wolf English FRANK HULL English III and IV Journalism JAMES CORR English I JANET SELWAY English I, II, and IV ROBERT MacDONALD English II Library HELEN WHEAT English III MAX NIELD English I, II, and IV. Vocational Training RON KEN ISON Shop I and II, Mechanical Drawing ALLEN WALTON Vo Ag I, II, III, and IV HELEN ANDRUS Home Economics I, II, III, and IV. DEL CARROLL Guid ance Foreign Languages GERTA MULAR Spanish I and II ALFRED GOLDE German I and II ROBERT SAWYER French I and II 12 Social Science CLAUDE ANKENY U.S. History Government ROBERT SAWYER U.S. History DEL CARROLL U.S. History JAMES KEEF World History RICHARD MENTI U.S. History Science ALFRED GOLDE Chemistry Physics JAMES KEEF Physical Science I WILLIAM MULAR Biology Physical Science II Business GERTA MULAR Typing I HELEN WHEAT Shorthand I and II MAX NIELD Bookkeeping EVELYN STAUFFER Typing I and II Annual 13 Physical Education RICHARD MENTI Boys' P. E. Wrestling RON KEN ISON Football TONYA FOWLER Girls' P. E. Health JAMES CORR Athletic Director Basketball Track DEL CARROLL Assistant Coach Fine Arts JAMES CORR Art DAVID WILSON Chorus and Band Mathematics GDLE MITCHELL Algebra I and II, General Math LENORE McCOLLUM Algebra I and II, Solid Geometry and Trigonometry ROBERT WOLF Geom etry (also teaches Drivers' Training) 14 Salutatorian—Mark Pyeatt; Valedictorians— Mary Beth Miller, Alice Feathers, and James Selway. For the first time in the history of Beaverhead County High School three students were honored as valedictorians of their class; separated by only a slight margin in grade points was the salutatorian. The Class of 1965, outstanding in its scholastic achievements, proudly presents its members. ‘V •� :•' « • , - v-rv DALE ARBOUR JUDITH ANN BAKER SHARON ANN BARNEY CAROL BRUNDAGE THOMAS BURRIS CONNIE MARIE BURWELL LINDA KAY CARTER CHRIS CHRISTENSEN MARILYN DOTY COLLEEN MARIE DOUGHERTY RUSSEL DUPUIS ALICE IRENE FEATHERS ALLAN DALE GRAVES NORMAN GRAVELY FIELDING LEE GRAVES ERIC RICHARD HANSEN RICHARD HOERNING DOUGLAS HUBBARD BILL GEORGE HUNTSMAN CONNIE LEA IRISH CLAIRE LOUISE JAMES 20 MICHAEL EVERETT JOHNSON- PATRICIA KIME LARRY LAKNER FERN DIANE LEDBETTER DOUGLAS MARSH PAMELA ANNE McALPIN KAY LIN McGOVERN charlotte miller MARY ELIZABETH MILLER JAMES BERG MOONEY KATHY JEAN NELSON PATRICK JOSEPH O'HARA RICHARD WARD PETERS KAREN CHRISTINE MOONEY JAMES PADDOCK KEITH PEWE JANIS MARIE MULLICH LORA LEE PILON SUSAN WALTRAUD PROULX MARK PYEATT GEORGE REBICH LOIS RODGERS MARCIA LOUISE SANBORN LORRAINE SHIRLEY SALSTROM DONALD LEE RICHARD RICHARD REICHLE JAMES RIEBHOFF GEORGE RULE SHARON DIANE SCHLEICHER MICHAEL STANLEY SCOFIELD JAMES SEIDENSTICKER JAMES HERBERT SELWAY BERNARD ALLEN SHAFER DONNA JOAN SMITH JANIS SUZANNE SMITH RICHARD SMITH TERRY JO STEPHENS GEORGIA LEE SHAFFER ROSE MARIE SINCLAIR JOHN EINAR SOYLAND PAUL STAHL III MELODY WALKER WALTER JESS WARRICK MARY JANE WILSON KIM FISHER WILLIAMS JUDY CONNOLE 28 Senior Sketches JAMES PATRICK ABRAS B Club 3, 4, President 4; Boys State 3; Beaver Staff 4; Sophomore Class President; Track 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,4, Business Manager 4; Time Out for Ginger 4. DALE ARBOUR B Club 4; Key Club 3; FFA 1, 2, 4; FFA Judging Team 4; Wrestling 3, 4. GAIL MARLENE BACON FHA 3, 4, Secretary 3; Beaver Staff 4; Librarian 2, 3, 4; Freshman Chorus; Alternate, FHA State Con- vention 4. JUDITH ANN BAKER Transferred from Girls Central, Butte 3; Flag Twirlers 3, Costume Designer 3; Beaver Staff 4. SHARON ANN BARNEY FHA 4; GAA 1. BEVERLY BEACH Transferred from Santa Rosa High, Santa Rosa, California 4. EDWARD P. BEAULIEU B Club 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Sophomore Class Trea- surer; Bowling 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4, Vice President 4; All-Conference Halfback 4; All- Star Squad 4; Decathlon Champ 4; Southwestern Class A Low Hurdle Champ 3; Football Captain 4; Rebound Champ 3, 4; Time Out for Ginger 4. SHIRLEY ANN BLOOR FHA 1. CAROL BRUNDAGE FHA 4; Beaver Staff 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Ski Club 1, 2; Chorus 4; Band 1, 2; Debate and Speech 1, 2, 3; Pompons 1, 2; Future Homemaker of Tomorrow 4. DENNIS RISLEY BURNS Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4; Chemocrats 4, Vice President 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Debate 2; State De- bate Meet 2; District Speech Meet 2, 4; Tri-M 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Montana High School Music Camp 3; German Band 3; Freshman Chorus; Mixed Quar- tet 1, 2, 3; Jacob Comes Home 4; State Drama Festival 4; Beaver Business Staff 4. THOMAS E. BURRIS FFA 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Rodeo Club 1, 2, 3; Wrest- ling 2; Farm Mechanics Award FFA 4. CONNIE MARIE BURWELL Girls State Alternate 3; Beaver Business Staff 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Sopho- more Class Secretary; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Student Council 1, 4, Secretary 4; Junior Red Cross 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4; Harvest Ball Queen Candidate 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Northwest Chorus, Portland 4; Mixed Quartet 4; Freshman Chorus; District Music Meet 1, 2, 4; Teen Tones 4. CAROL JUNE BUSCH Transferred from Missoula 2; Beaver Staff 4; An- nual Staff 3, 4, co-editor 4; GAA 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Band 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 3, Uniformia 4; Teen Tones 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; District Music Meet 3; Kinsmen Band Festival, Moose jaw, 2. LINDA KAY CARTER FHA 1, 3; Annual Staff 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Librarian 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA Letter Club 3, 4; Pompons 2, 3, 4; Flag Twirlers 3, Vice President 3. BARBARA JEAN CHAFFIN Beaver Staff 4, Exchange Editor 4; Junior Class Treasurer; GAA 1, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Student Council 2; Quill and Scroll 4; A Squad Cheerleader 3, 4; B Squad Cheer- leader 2; Pompons 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Freshman Chorus; District Music Meet 1, 2, 4; Homecoming Queen 2; Flag Twirlers 3; Beaver Business Staff 2, 3, 4. PAUL JACK CHISM Bowling 3, 4; 200 Club 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. CHRIS H. CHRISTENSEN Track 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-M 4; Kinsmen Band Festival, Moosejaw 2; District Music Meet 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDY CONNOLE Transferred from Choteau High School 4. JUANITA MARIE DeLEON FHA 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, President 4; Librar- ian 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; His- torian 4; Chorus 4; Girls State 3; Student Coun- cil 2; Pompons 4; Freshman Chorus; District Music Meet 1, 4; FHA District Convention 3, 4; State Convention 3, 4. 29 MARILYN DOTY Transferred from Ceres Union High School, Ceres California 4. COLLEEN MARIE DOUGHERTY Chemocrats 4, Secretary 4; Beaver Business Staff 3, 4, Managing Editor 4; GAA 3, 4; Drill Team 3; Twirlers 3, 4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Annual Staff 1; Chorus 3, 4; Pompons 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice President 4; Freshmen Chorus; Kinsmen Band Festival, Moosejaw 2; District Music Meet 1, 2, 3,4. GARY DUMKE Beaver Staff 2; Annual Staff 3; Debate and Speech 1; Thespians 2, 3, 4; The Ghosts Go West ; High Window ; The Night is My Enemy ; Antic Spring. RUSSELL D. DUPUIS Freshman Class Vice President; Track 1, 2; Foot- ball 1, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4. CHERYL LEE ENOS FHA 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pompons 2, 3, 4; Candidate for Harvest Ball Queen 4; Flag Twirlers 3, Secretary 3. ALICE IRENE FEATHERS FHA 2, 3, Historian 3; Annual Staff 3, 4, Co-editoi 4; Librarian 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; The Ghosts Go West ; Antic Spring ; District Drama Meet 2, 3; State Drama Meet 2, 3; National Merit Scholarship Test--Letter of Com- mendation; Geometry Pin 2; MIEA 4; DAR Good Citizen 4; Soroptimist Award Second Place, Essay Contest 4. NORMAN H. GRAVELY Chorus 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Brass Sextet 4; District Music Meet 2, 3, 4; State Music Meet 2; Tri-M 3, 4; Kinsmen Band Festival, Moosejaw 2; Annual Staff 4. ALLAN DALE GRAVES FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Second Vice President 3, Vice Pres- ident 4; Ski Club 3; Rodeo Club 2, 3, Secretary- Treasurer 3; FFA Delegate to National Conven- tion 3, 4. THOMAS W. GRAYSON Transferred from Lake Quinault High School 4; Chemocrats 4; Annual Staff 4, Photographer 4; Debate and Speech 4. GENE HALSTEAD FFA 1, 2, 3; Bowling 3, 4. ERIC RICHARD HANSEN B Club 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Bowling 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Chorus 4; First place in Honor Society; SPELLING BEE 2; Intramural Soft- ball 1, 2; Senior Basketball Team 4. PAUL MYRON HANSEN FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2; Na- tional FFA Convention 4. JEAN KATHLEEN HEBERLING Transferred from Memphis, Tennessee 4. Pep Club 4 RICHARD HOERNING Senior Basketball Team 4. SHARON ELIZABETH HOLM Beaver Staff 4; Annual Staff 3; GAA 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Pompons 2, 3, 4; Beaver Business Staff 2, 3, 4; Flag Twirlers 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3. BILL GEORGE HUNTSMAN B Club 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3; Class Yell Leader 3, 4; Freshman Class President; Track 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. CONNIE LEA IRISH GAA 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Flag Twirlers 3; Annual Staff 4. CLAIRE LOUISE JAMES Transferred from Butte High, Butte 3; Chorus 4. MICHAEL EVERETT JOHNSON FFA 1, 2. PAUL ARTHUR JOHNSON B Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2; Boys State 3; Bowling 1; Ski Club 1, 2; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Geometry Award 2. PATRICIA KIME Transferred from Theodore Roosevelt High School Fresno, California 3. DALE LESTER KURTZ Key Club 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Beaver Business Staff 4; Wrestling 2; Kinsmen Band Festival, Moosejaw 2; Freshman Chorus; District Music Meet 1,2, 3, 4. 30 LARRY LAKNER B Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Chemocrats 4, Pres- ident 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Out- standing Defensive Player 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Wrest- ling 2. FERN DIANE LEDBETTER Beaver Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4; An- nual Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Freshman Chorus; District Music Meet 1, 2, 4. JAMES LODGE B Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; FFA 1; Boys State 3; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Honor Society 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Outstanding Freshman, Track; Outstanding Sophomore, Track; Outstanding Of- fensive Player, Football 3; Leading Playmaker, Bas- ketball 3; Football Co-Captain 4. DOUGLAS C. MARSH Chemocrats 4; Football Manager 3, 4; Football 1. CAROL JOY MARTINELL FHA 4; Chemocrats 4; Beaver Staff 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA District Convention 4; State Conven- tion 4. JANICE MARIE MARTINELL FHA 4; Chemocrats 4; Beaver Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses' Club, President 3, 4. PAMELA ANNE McALPIN FHA I, 2; GAA 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. ADA MAE McCLEERY FHA 3, 4; Freshman Chorus; Pompons 2, 3, 4. KAY LIN McGOVERN Girls State Delegate 3; Beaver Staff 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 3, Picture Editor 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Teen Tones 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4, Secretary 4; GAA Letter Club 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; A Squad Cheer- leader 4; Pompons 3; Elks Leadership Award 4; Kinsmen Band Festival, Moosejaw 2; The One That Got Away 1; The Night is My Enemy 3; Time Out for Ginger 4; Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4; State Ski Meet 1, 2, 3, 4; District Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; Snow Queen Candidate 4; Freshman Chorus; Girls Trio 4. CHARLOTTE T. MILLER GAA 2, 3, 4; Chemocrats 4; Beaver Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Freshman Chorus; Beaver Business Staff 3, 4; District Music Festival 1. LINELL MILLER FHA 1, 2, 3, Recreation Leader 1, Historian 2, Vice President 3; District Convention 2, 3; GAA 1, 2; Bowling 3; Pep Club 1, 2. MARY ELIZABETH MILLER Annual Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Thespians 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Freshman Chorus; Geometry Pin 2; Jacob Comes Home 4; Elks Scholarship 4; National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4. JOHN SHIELDS MONGER B Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Key Club 3,4; Boys State 3; Junior Class President; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, 3, President 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Historian 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; Student Council 4; Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, 3; Freshman Chorus; Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4; State Ski Meet 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-M 3, 4; District Music Meet 1, 2, 3, 4; State Music Meet 3, 4; Brass Sextet 2, 3, 4; Mixed Quartet 4; Ger- man Band 3, 4; Trumpet Trio 1, 3; Golf Team 3, 4; Interscholastic Golf Meet 3, 4. JAMES BERG MOONEY B Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Key Club 3, 4; FFA I, 2; Outstanding Greenhand 1; Senior Class Vice President; Sophomore Class Vice President; Track 1; Football 1; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; State Wrestling Meet 2, 3, 4, 4th in State 4; Honor Society 4. KAREN CHRISTINE MOONEY Girls State 3; Beaver Business Staff 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pompons 2, 3, 4, President 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Freshman Chorus; District Music Meet 1; Harvest Ball Queen 1; Snow Queen Candidate 4. JANIS MARIE MULLICH Riding Club 3; News Reporter 3. KATHY JEAN NELSON Chemocrats 4; Girls State Alternate 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; Pompons 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. 31 PATRICK JOSEPH O'HARA B Club 4; Key Club 3, 4; Senior Class Secretary; Junior Class Secretary; Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Thespians 3, 4, Vice President 4; The Night is My Enemy 3; Time Out for Ginger 4. JAMES F. PADDOCK Ski Club 3, 4. RICHARD WARD PETERS Transferred from Dawson County High, Glendive 4; B Club 4; Key Club 4; Football 4; Chorus 4. KEITH E. PEWE Key Club 2, 3, 4; FFA 1; Chemocrats 4; Annual Staff 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 4; Freshman Chorus; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Saxophone Quartet 3, 4; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2; District Music Meet 1, 2, 3, 4; State Music Meet 2, 4; Kinsmen Band Festival, Moosejaw 2; Our Town 1; Ghosts Go West 2; The Night is My Enemy 3; Time Out for Ginger , Student Director 4; Jacob Comes Home 4; District Drama Meet 4; State Drama Meet 4; Best Supporting Actor, Dis- trict Drama Meet 4. TIMA. PILGRIM Beaver Staff 3, 4, Editor 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Annual Staff, Photographer 4; Librarian 2, 3; Track 3; Basketball 1; Quill and Scroll 3,4, Pres- ident 4; Intramural Softball 1, 2; Intramural Bas- ketball 2; Senior Basketball Team 3, 4; Varsity Basketball Manager 4. LORA LEE PILON FHA 2; Beaver Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; GAA 1, 2; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pompons 2, 3; Riding Club 3. DIANA LOUISE PROCTOR Beaver Staff 4, Exchange Editor 4; GAA 3, 4; Twirlers 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Majorette 4; Drill Team 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Teen Tones 3, 4; Pompons 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Beaver Business Staff 3, 4; Girls Trio 3, 4; District Music Meet 1, 2, 3, 4; Kinsmen Band Festival, Moosejaw 2; Northwest Chorus, Port- land 4; Freshman Chorus. SUSAN WALTRAUD PROULX FHA 1; Beaver Staff 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Team Captain 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, Secretary 4; Singles Champion 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Freshman Chorus; FFA Chap- ter Secretary 4. MARK PYEATT Key Club 2, 3; Boys State 3; Librarian 4; Bowling 1; Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Football and Basketball Photographer 4; Chorus 4; Freshman Chorus; Student Council 4, President 4; Thespians 2,3, 4, President 3, 4; Debate and Speech 1, 2, 3, 4; Ghosts Go West 2, Three On a Bench 2; The Night is My Enemy 3; Director of Antic Spring 3; and Time Out for Ginger 4, Best Actor, 3; Finalist, National Merit Scholarship 4; Geometry Award 2; District Music Festival 1; District Speech Meet 1, 2, 3, 4; State Speech Meet 1, 2, 4; Lincoln- Douglas Debate, Second Place, Helena 4; Men's Quartet 4; American Legion Essay Contest, Second Place 2; Master of Ceremonies, FHA Fashion Show 4. JOHN C. QUICK Bowling 3, 4. GEORGE W. REICHLE, JR. Boys State Alternate 3; Bowling 1, 2, 4; Rodeo Club 3; Track 1; Football 4. RICHARD REICHLE Bowling 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 4. DONALD LEE RICHARD B Club 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES F. RIEBHOFF Bowling 3,4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Student Council 1; Ski Team 1, 2, 3; State High School Bowling Tournament 3. LOIS ADAMS RODGERS Chemocrats 4; Beaver Business Staff 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; GAA 3, 4; Drill Team 2, 3, 4; Bowling 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Librarian 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Teen Tones 2, 3, 4; Pompons 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Chorus; Tri-M 3, 4, Vice President 4; District Music Meet 1, 2, 3, 4; State Music Meet 2; Kinsmen Band Festival, Moosejaw 2; Flag Twirlers 3. GEORGE C. RULE Key Club 3, 4; Chemocrats 4; Beaver Staff 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Debate 3, 4; Intramural Softball 1; First place in Junior Chamber of Commerce Car Rodeo 3; Time Out for Ginger 4; District Speech and Drama Meet 3. LORRAINE SHIRLEY SALSTROM Transferred from Troy High School 4. 32 MARCIA LOUISE SANBORN Girls State Alternate 3; Beaver Business Staff 4; Freshman Class Secretary; Twirlers 1,2,3, 4, Costume Manager 3, Drum Majorette 4; GAA 3, 4; Drill Team 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Ski Club 3; Chorus 4, Robe Officer 4; Teen Tones Accompanist 4; Pom-pons 1,2,3,4; Fresh- man Chorus; District Music Meet 1,4; Candidate for Homecoming Queen 4. SHARON DIANE SCHLEICHER Beaver Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; GAA 1,2,3, 4, Vice President 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Pompons 3,4; Student Council Member 4; Flag Twirlers 3; 1965 Junior Prom Queen. LINDA LEOTA SCHULER GAA 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Secretary 4; Teen Tones 2, 3,4; Student Council 3; A Squad Cheerleader 3,4; B Squad Cheerleader 2; Pom- pons 1,2; District Music Meet 1,2, 3, 4; State Music Meet 2,3; Kinsmen Band Festival, Moosejaw, 2; Northwest Chorus, Portland, 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Snow Queen Candidate 4; Tri- M 3,4; Freshman Chorus; Girls' Trio 3,4; Trumpet - Trio 2, 3. MICHAEL STANLEY SCOFIELD B Club 2, 3,4; Key Club 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Parlia- mentarian 3, President 4; Track 1,2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 4; Wrestling 2, 3,4; State Wrestling Meet 2,3,4; Outstanding Linebacker, Football 4; FFA Trip to Kansas City 3; State FFA Delegate 3; Winter Fair Judging Team Member 3; Star Chapter Farmer 4; FFA Leadership Conference 3,4; First, Divisional Wrestling 4. RANDY McDOWELL SCOTT Chemocrats 4; Chorus 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Best Supporting Actor 3; 'The Night is My Enemy 3; District Drama Meet 3; Antic Spring 3; State Drama Meet 3; Time Out for Ginger 4; Thespian Candidate for St. Patrick's King 4. JAMES SEIDENSTICKER B Club 3, 4; Key Club 3,4; Senior Class Treasurer; Junior Class Vice President; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Foot- ball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Thespians 1,2; All-Conference Tackle 4; Outstanding Offensive Lineman Trophy 4. JAMES HERBERT SELWAY Key Club 2, 3,4, Secretary 2, Vice President 3; Chemocrats 4; Ski Club 1,3,4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4; Track 2,3; Chorus 4; Freshman Chorus; Band 1,2,3, 4; Thespians 2, 3,4; Vice President 3; Geometry Pin 2; Northwest Chorus, Portland, 4; Tri-M, President 3, Treasurer 4; District Music Meet 1,2, 3,4; State Music Meet 1, 2, 3; High Window 2; The Night is My Enemy 3; Time Out for Ginger 4; First Place, Soroptimist Essay Contest 4. DANNY JOE SHADOAN Transferred from Broadwater County High School 4; Honor Society 4. BERNARD ALLEN SHAFER Key Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Chemocrats 4; Boys State Delegate 3; Annual Staff 4, Assistant Editor 4; Senior Class President; Honor Society 3,4; Track 1,2,3; Football Manager 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Chorus 4; Student Council 2; Junior Red Cross 2,3, 4, President 4; Quill and Scroll 4, Secretary 4; Geometry Pin 2; Beaver Business Staff 4; Senior Basketball Team; Elks Scholarship 4, Fourth in State Elks Scholarship Competition 4. SUSAN MARIE SHAFER FHA 3; Beaver Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Drill Team 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; A Squad Cheerleader 4; Pompons 1,2, 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Beaver Business Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4. GEORGIA LEE SHAFFER FHA 2, 3,4; GAA 2. ROSE MARIE SINCLAIR GAA 1,2, 3, 4, Sports Manager 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Beaver Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 3,4; GAA Letter Club 2, 3,4; Flag Twirlers 3; Beaver Business Staff 4. DONNA JOAN SMITH Girls State Alternate 3; Pep Club 3,4; Chorus 4; Bowling 4; Pompons 3,4; Rodeo Club 2; District Music Meet 1,4; Harvest Ball Queen 3; Freshman Chorus. JANIS SUZANNE SMITH FHA 4; Pep Club 3,4. RICHARD L. SMITH FFA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Ski Club 1,2,3, 4; Thespians 3,4; National FFA Convention 4; Intra- mural Baseball 1,2; Rodeo Club 1,2,3. JOHN EINAR SOYLAND Chorus 3,4; Mixed Quartet 3; Men's Quartet 4; Band 2, 3,4; District Music Meet 2, 3,4; State Music Meet 3; Kinsmen Band Festival, Moosejaw, 2; Tri-M 4. PAUL STAHL III B Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Boys State Delegate 3; Honor Society 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 3,4, President 4; Student Council 3; Junior Red Cross 4; Freshman Chorus; Tri-M 4; District Music Meet 1, 3,4; State Music Meet 3; Mixed Quartet 3,4; Men's Quartet 4. 33 TERRY JO STEPHENS Girls State Delegate 3; Annual Staff 3,4, Music Editor 3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Champion BB Team 3; Drill Team 3,4, Leader 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Honor Society 4; Cho- rus 2, 3,4, Vice President 3, Secretary 4; Band 3, 4, Librarian 3,4; Teen Tones 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Thespians 3,4, Treasurer 4; GAA Letter Club 3,4; Junior Red Cross 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary 2; Quill and Scroll 3,4; A Squad Cheerleader 2; B Squad Cheerleader 1; Pompons 1,3,4, Council 3; Ski Team 3; Rodeo 1,2, Treasurer 1; Freshman Chorus Accompanist; Mixed Quartet 3,4; Tri-M 3, 4, President 4; District Music Meet 2, 3,4; State Music Meet 2, 3,4; The Night is My Enemy 3; Best Supporting Actress Award 3; Snow Queen 4; Time Out for Ginger 4; Red Cross Camp Delegate 1; Horn Quartet 3,4. GREGORY HUGH STEWART Bowling 1,2; Football I. ROBERT BINGHAM SWARTZ B Club 3,4; FFA 2; Chemocrats 4; Track 1,2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Yell Leader. SNEAK DAY, held at Jackson, Montana, was filled with eating . . . . . . playing baseball. . . JANICE LAGAY THOMAS GAA 3,4; Librarian 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 4; Pompons 2, 3,4; Riding Club 3; Freshman Chorus; District Music Meet 1,4. MELODY L. WALKER Chemocrats 4; Annual Staff 4; Bowling 3,4, Secre- tary 4, Team Captain 4; Band 1,2,3, 4, Uniform Custodian 4; Kinsmen Band Festival, Moose jaw, 2; District Music Meet 3,4; State Music Meet 4. WALTER JESS WARRICK B Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,4; Football 3,4; Track 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. KIM FISHER WILLIAMS Bowling 4; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4, Membership Chair- man 4; Football 1,3,4; Ski Team 1,2,3; Chorus 1; State Music Meet 1; State Ski Meet 1,2,3. MA RY JANE WILSON FHA 1,2; GAA I, 3; Bowling 3; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2; Freshman Chorus. . . . goofing off... . . . . and just getting together to talk. 34 The Story Of The Senior Class As freshmen, we began our high school years with 135 members. We chose Bill Huntsman as president, with Russel Dupuis, vice president; Marcia Sanborn, secretary; and Eddie Beaulieu, treasurer, to lead us through our first year. The Student Council members were Connie Burwell, Karen Mooney, Jim Riebhoff, and Jim Abbas. Red Cross members were John Monger and Terry Jo Stephens. Our Harvest Ball candidate and Queen was Karen Mooney. The class sponsor was Mrs. McCollum. We were officially initiated on Friday, September 8, and we began the first of four wonderful years in Beaverhead County High School. As sophomores, we began our second year at Beaverhead County High School with the annual initiation of the freshmen and sponsored a dance in Beaver Lodge for them in the evening after initiation ceremonies in the after- noon. We elected the following officers to guide us through the year — Jim Abbas, president; Jim Mooney, vice president; Connie Burwell, secretary; and Jim Lodge, treasurer. Student Council members who represented us this year were Karen Mooney, Barbara Chaffin, Bernard Shafer, and Juanita DeLeon, Our candidate for Home- coming Queen was Barbara Chaffin and she was crowned Queen during halftime of the Dillon-Helena Cathedral Homecoming game. Mr. Fisk was our loyal sponsor. As juniors, our main objective was to present the seniors with a fabulous prom in the spring. Class officers elected this year were John Monger, president; Jim Seidensticker, vice president; Pat O'Hara, secretary; and Barbara Chaffin, treasurer. Representatives elected to the Student Council were Karen Mooney, Paul Stahl III, Linda Schuler, and Russel Dupuis. Our Homecoming Queen candidate was Sharon Holm. Donna Smith was the candi- date for Harvest Ball Queen and was crowned the 1963 Harvest Ball Queen. We presented our annual Sadie Hawkins' Dance on November 14 with all the extras, including Marryin' Sam Hull, and a complete week of fun and games. The class sponsors were Mr. Corr and Mr. Mular. On May 17, 1965, one hundred and four seniors walked down the auditorium aisle and, with a sense of accom- plishment and regret, prepared to say good-bye to four of the most precious years of their lives. During our senior year we selected Bernard Shafer, president; Jim Mooney, vice president; Pat O'Hara, Secretary; and Jim Seidensticker, treasurer — an all-boy slate of officers to lead us through the year. Student Council representa- tives elected were Jim Lodge, John Monger, Karen Mooney, and Terry Jo Stephens. Lin McGovern and Paul Stahl were selected as the representatives to the Junior Red Cross. Our Homecoming Queen candidate was Marcia Sanborn, and the Harvest Ball Queen candidate was Cheryl Enos. Our class sponsors for this memorable year were Mr. Carroll, Mr. Hull, and Mr. Walton. The class is planning a reunion in May of 1975. SPONSORED BY FRED BRIDENSTINE, PHOTOGRAPHER 35 Awards Valedictorian........................................................Alice Feathers Mary Beth Miller James Selway Salutatorian..........................................................Mark Pyeatt Alumni Cup.....................................................................John Monger Science Award.......................................................James Selway Music Cup...........................................................James Selway T erry Jo Stephens DAR Good Citizen.....................................................Alice Feathers Journalism Silver Key................................................Tim Pilgrim National Merit Scholars..........................................Mary Beth Miller Soil and Water Management Award.......................................Mark Pyeatt and State Farmer (FFA)............................................Mike Scofield Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow..................................Carol Brundage Scholarships Arnold Benson Hereford Ranch.............................................................Rick Smith Craig and Teddy Cornell Memorial............................................... James Lodge Elks........................................................................Mary Beth Miller Bernard Shafer Greater University System Honor Scholarship.................................Mary Beth Miller John Monger James Selway Bernard Shafer Haynes Scholarship - Montana State University...................................James Selway Montana State College - Athletic................................................Ed Beaulieu Montana State College - Electrical Engineering................................Bernard Shafer National Merit Scholarship - Claremont Men's College..........................Mark Pyeatt FT A..........................................................................Don Richard REA...........................................................................Larry Lakner Rocky Mountain College.........................................................Alice Feathers Senior Class Scholarships.......................................................James Abbas Eric Hansen Union Pacific Railroad Scholarship............................................Dale Arbour Western Montana College 500 .................................................Juanita DeLeon Top Ten Cherie Miller, Barbara Chaffin, Juanita DeLeon, Eric Hansen, Tim Pilgrim, Bernard Shafer, John Monger, Jim Lodge, Paul Stahl III, and Paul Johnson. 36 Bernard Shafer presenting the $75 Senior Class Scholarships to Eric Hansen and Jim Abbas - hiding be- hind the podium. An elated John Monger gratefully accepting the coveted Alumni Cup from Mr. Wolfe, a former winner. Jim Lodge shaking hands with his father as he receives the Cornell Memorial Scholarship. Mr. Lodge offering congratulations to Don Richard as he receives the PTA Scholarship. Rick Smith accepting the Arnold Benson Hereford Ranch Scholar- ship, awarded to an outstanding Vo Ag student. Larry Lakner accepting the Vigilante Electric Scholarship from Holger Carlson. Mark Pyeatt delivering the Salutatory Address. Valedictorians Jim, Mary Beth, and Alice Principal Lodge presenting the receiving their plaques. Western 500 Scholarship to Juanita DeLeon. 37 In Memoriam BARRY BLOOD CLASS OF 1965 There is no death! The stars go down To rise upon some other shore, And bright in heaven's jeweled crown They shine for evermore. And ever near us, though unseen, The dear immortal spirits treadj For all the boundless universe Is Life----there are no dead! 38 From There is No Death by John L. McCreery As Mr. Reed displays his selection of class rings, a committee of juniors-con centra ting deeply-is trying to decide which one would be best for them. Looking over the rings are Walter Christensen Bobbie Jean Meine, Leslie Stallings, Rose- mary Miller, David Hansen, Don Campbell, and Brent McCandless. STANDING: Frances Ann Mooney, treasurer; Mr. Hull, sponsor; SEATED: Sandy Smith, secretary; Don Campbell, president, Mr. Wolf, sponsor; and Dan Sanders, vice presi- dent. C L A S S 0 F F 1 C E R S Joe Arbour Dennis Bacon Kim Archer Lyn Ballard Sam Ballard David Beck Frank Berta Mary Blake Rita Bourassa Marcene Briggs Helen Burk Viola Burrell Don Campbell Jean Cromwell Bill Carroll Teresa Curtis Walter Christensen Diane Duncan Jo Ann Cleverley Jeanette Dunn Ray Dunn Myra Dupree Kathie Foster John Garry Kenneth Glaus Linda Godfrey Tom Graham 41 Anna Belle Hansen r David Hansen Valeri Hanson Billie Anne Harkness Wesley Harr Jennie Harrison Ted Harrison Ron Harrison Laurie Hawkins Tracy Herman George Holt Joan Huxtable John Jackson Holliday Johnson Nancy Johnson Clara Jones James Kajin 42 Patty Kamp Donnette Laden Kathy Kennedy Ronnie Laden Marguerite Kent Joan Ledbetter Kathy Koenig Susan Lively Raelene Lynch Linda May Brent McCandless Steve McDonald David McEldery Bobbie Jean Meine Rosemary Miller Frances Ann Mooney 43 Pat, Rod, and Roy beginning an experiment in physics. U. S. History--interesting but hard! Mary Nelson Jerry Nyhart Joan Nicholas Betty Ann Nolan Jim Peters Donald Rebish Joanne Rebish Richard Reeder Darlene Richard Carol Ricks Dewey Ruegsegger Dan Sanders Virginia Schmitt 44 Theola Schreiber Ron Selway Sharon Sinclair Roy Sevalstad Edith Sorenson Pat Shannon Lynn Sorenson Janis Sinclair Sandy Smith Dennis South Leslie Stallings Jeannette Stewart John Stccker Kathleen Tayne Larry White Richard Williams Arlene Winn 45 The Story Of The Junior Class A Large and enthusiastic freshman class entered the doors of Beaverhead County High School on Friday, September 7, 1962. The 128 students elected John Warren as president; Ron Selway, vice president; Anna BelLe Hansen, secretary; and Frances Ann Mooney, treasurer. Elected to the Student Council were Don Campbell, Teresa Curtis, Kathy Kennedy, and Jim Band. Our Harvest Ball Queen candidate was Jennie Harrison. Red Cross representatives elected were Don Campbell and Raeiene Lynch. Mrs. McCollum was the class sponsor. The activities of the sophomore year were begun by electing Ron Selway as president; Tom Pierce, vice president; Jennie Harrison, secretary; and Tom Graham, treasurer. Student Council members elected were Arlene Winn and Clara Jones; and Red Cross representatives selected for this year were Sharon Sinclair and Ron Harrison. Our queen candidates were Diane Duncan for Homecoming Queen and Sandy Smith for Harvest Bail Queen. Mr. Menti was our class sponsor. As juniors, we elected Don Campbell, president; Dan Sanders, vice president; Sandy Smith, secretary; and Frances Ann Mooney, treasurer. Student Council members elected were Brent McCandless, Arlene Winn, Teresa Curtis, and Frank Berta. Marcene Briggs and Steve McDonald were selected as Red Cross representatives. Our Homecoming Queen candidate was Connie Burwell and our Harvest Ball Queen candidate was Frances Ann Mooney. The junior class sold magazines in order to make money for the junior prom; a new sales record of $2,000 was set, with $800 being received by the class. Don Campbell and Pat Shannon were prom chairmen to carry out the theme, Carousel. The prom was a huge success and was termed one of the best in the history of Beaverhead County High School. Mr. Wolf and Mr. Hull were the class sponsors. sponsored bv DILLON REAL ESTATE MART SOPHOMORES A great event in the life of every sophomore was the Biology Field Trip, held in the spring. For a whole day these bug enthusiasts are allowed to hunt for their favorite specimens and, incidentally, to have a rousing good time. Best advice for the trip: Take along a change of dry clothes. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, these spider-see king sophomores are Jock McDowell, Jim Reichle, Shelley Massey, Danette Hawkins, Marc Sanders, and Leah Gustafson. Sally Andersen Robert Ashworth Della Bacon Kirk Bergeson Matt Berta Bonnie Blomquist Claris Bolick Robin Bonneau Marilyn Broman Lynn Buyan Patty Carlson Harry Christensen Monte Clemow Linda Cook Mildred Costello Class Officers Christine Cromwell Nick DeLeon Margaret Stahl, secretary; Marc Sanders, president; Mr. Mular, sponsor; Kathy Deputy, treasurer; David Glaus, vice president; and Mr. Wilson, sponsor. • 48 Kathy Deputy Judy Dodd David Duncan Randy Eberline Richard Eberline Kress Elliott James Feathers Carl Gladwill David Glaus Les Gordon Dorothy Grose Leah Gustafson James Hagenbarth Frank Hall Wade Hansen Darcy Harr Danette Hawkins Terry Hazeibaker Joanne Heggelund Kathy Hofferber Shirley Holm Paula Huffaker Warren Huxtable Richard Jackson Charles Jones 49 Karen Kennedy Suzanne Kruljac Judy Lakner Allen Lawson Teresa Lenegar Gary Lively Albert Madsen Diane Markovich Charles Martin Shellaine Massey Jock McDowell Mike McLaren Eddy Mooney Janet Mountjoy Mary Ed Nichols Martha Nudd Joyce Patterson Nedra Pilgrim Norman Proctor Geometry can be fun! 50 Monty Rathie A dele Rebich Helen Rebich Shirley Rebich James Reichle Mary Richards Mike Riley Barbara Ryan Marc Sanders Charlotte Scofield John Schuler Judy Seidensticker Mike Sevalstad Mike Shafer Doris Sorenson Nancy Sorenson Margaret Stahl Martin Stefonic Dan Struckman Phil Taylor Fay Unterseher Roberta Warrick Bill Wigen Catherine Wilson Lee Wilhelm 51 The Story Of The Sophomore Class One hundred and ten freshmen entered Beaverhead County High School in 1963. Our initiation featured Simple Simon’s Slave Mart; we were the last class to endure the agonies of initiation. We chose as our officers for the year: President, Jim Hagen- barth; Vice President, John Schuler; Secretary, Margaret Stahl; and Treasurer, Terry Hazelbaker. Representing the class in Student Council were Larry Beaulieu, Adeie Rebich, Bob Rivinoja, and Robin Bonneau. Sally Andersen and Carole Beaulieu were elected to Junior Red Cross. Our Harvest Ball Queen candidate was Mary Stratton. Our class sponsor was Mrs. Lenore McCollum. When we entered Beaverhead County High School for our second year, we chose the following persons for our officers; President, Marc Sanders; Vice President, David Glaus; Secretary, Margaret Stahl; and Treasurer, Kathy Deputy. As sophomores we were represented in Student Council by Robin Bonneau, Adeie Rebich, Jim Hagen- barth and Kirk Bergeson. Elected to Junior Red Cross were Sally Andersen, Judy Dodd, Janet Mountjoy and Nick DeLeon. We sponsored a very successful dance to start us on our way toward earning money to sponsor our Junior Prom. We chose Linda Schuler as our Homecoming Queen candidate. We were honored and proud to have Margaret Stahl, our Harvest Ball Queen candidate, crowned Queen at the an- nual Harvest Ball sponsored by the Future Farmers of America. Our class sponsors were Mr. William Mular and Mr. David Wilson. 52 FRESHMEN Freshmen Carson Townsend, Sharon Brown, and Linda Unterseher posing with a model of Shakespeare’s Globe Theater (built by Mark Pyeatt, Senior) and the figures they made for it while studying Romeo and Juliet. TOP TO BOTTOM: Max Lapham, president; Mrs. McCollum, sponsor; Dwight Richard, secretary; Kelly Barrett, vice president; and Marica Stish, treasurer. Bradley Biggs Kathy Brown Sharon Brown June Bruer Janice Burgess John Burnell William Burweli Larry Busch 54 Jack Caldwell Victor Camp Joan Carr Elizabeth Casey Jean Caspers Dwight Chaffin John Cornish Kathy Cornish Nancy Cumming Dorn Cunningham Eugene Davenport Jonnie Decker John Donner Jack Dumke Monte Elliott Wayne Else Steve Ferris John Glaus Patricia Godfrey Kent Gordon Toni Graham Karen Graves Bill Hardy Robert Hazeltine Marsha Henderson 55 Future Homemakers learning the techniques of sewing under the patient guidance of Mrs. Andrus. Richard Herman Maureen Ingram Ellen Hubbard David Irish James Hyatt Joellen Johnson Rules, rules, rules! says Mr. Corr in teaching spelling to Freshman English class. Donna Jones Fern Kay Jones Jolyn Kessel Kerry Koenig Marie Kruljac Richard LaMotte Max Lapham Joe Linduska 56 Carol Lodge Alea Lohr James Lynch Linda Madsen Mary Ann Malesich Linda Manula David Marsh Allen Martinell Judi McAlpin William McCleery Susan McEldery Marta McGovern Kathleen McNeill Leland McQuiston Richard Meine John Melcher Byron Melton Bill Mooney Sherry Morrison Martha Mullich Bob Nelson Carole Paddock Gina Paddock Harriet Palmer Thomas Peterson 57 Enjoying Algebra problems at the board. Reviewing for a Physical Science test. Anna Marie Piper Gloria Rathie Karen Rampy Bob Rebich Linda Rand Karen Rebish Marlene Rebish Margie Reichle Terry Reynolds Dwight Richard Donald Richardson John Rieber Craig Riley Juanita Rorke 58 A group of freshmen enjoying their first record hop at BCHS. Linda Ruegsegger Jean Saite Linda Sanders Clifford Schock Robert Shaffner Sydney Shaffner Donal Smith Sharron Smith Kathy Synder Ralph Sorenson Van Stallman Michelle Stewart Marcia Stish Judith Stocks Susan Taylor Carson Townsend Linda Unterseher Anita Valach Denise Webster Joan Wilhelm The Story Of The Freshman Class One hundred and thirty-five freshmen entered Beaverhead County High School in 1964. They chose as their officers for the year: President, Max Lapham; Vice President, Kelly Barrett; Secretary, Dwight Richard; and Treasurer, Marcia Stish. Representing the class in the Student Council were Linda Sanders, Toni Graham, Joe Linduska, and Walter Zobell. The Harvest Ball Queen Candidate was Kathy Cornish. The class sponsored one dance in the fall for the sophomores in order to prove their abilities as high school students. Red Cross representatives chosen were Nancy Cumming and Carol Lodge. The class sponsor was Mrs. McCollum. Freshmen who made the straight A honor roll during the year were Tom Peter- son, Steve Ferris, JoLynn Kesel, Kathy McNeill, Larry Merkel, Carole Paddock, Jean Saito, Joan Wilhelm, Anita Valach, and Linda Sanders. SPONSORED BY OSSELLO’S OF BUTTE, MONTANA 926 SO. ARIZONA PHONE 723-6553 60 ORGANIZATIONS Student Body Officers -- Ed, Jim, Mark and Connie — enjoy a laugh with several presidents of BCHS organizations — Lin, Paul, Janice and Dan — before settling down to serious school matters. It is through extra-curricular activites, organized by many of these students, that BCHS helps its students to become well-rounded individuals. TOP TO BOTTOM (L. to R.): Jim Abbas, Jim Hagenbarth, Kirk Bergeson, Toni Graham, Ed Beaulieu, Adele Rebich, John Monger, Karen Mooney, Jim Lodge, Mark Pyeatt, Terry Jo Stephens, Linda Sanders, Bobbie Jean Meine, Robin Bonneau, Arlene Winn, Brent McCandless, and Connie Burwell. Student Council The governing body of the BCHS student association is the Student Council. Its purposes are to promote student d’QyN i'y interests and to train students in the management of school affairs Projects sponsored by the student council during the year in- eluded a special assembly in September, improvements in the £ Beaver Lodge, and revision of the association constitution. J [ I —J |xl The 1964-1965 council also selected an official seal for the 1 1 X °f school. Mark Pyeatt, pres- ident of the student body, directed the council. He was assisted by the following officers: Vice President, Ed Beaulieu; Sec- ietary, Connie Burwell; and Busi- ness, Jim Abbas. Mrs. Mc- Collum served as advisor to the group and patiently guided mem- bers with their undertakings. The Student Council meeting in a circle, which made it a true student forum. sponsored by CRESTON MOTEL SEATED: Nancy Cumming, Janet Mountjoy, Bernard Shafer, Connie Burwell, Russel Dupuis, Paul Stahl. STANDING: Carol Lodge, Ronnie Harrison, Steve McDonald, Judy Dodd, John Monger, Raelene Lynch, Mar- cene Briggs, Sharon Sinclair, Don Campbell, Nick DeLeon, Lin McGovern and Mr. Wolf, sponsor. Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross, sponsored by Mr. Wolf, initiated an active campaign for do- nations this year and collected $40. Each class is allowed two new representatives each year, while retaining ail old members. This past year was a very successful year with the group showing much enthusiasm. Officers for the year were President, Bernard Shafer; Vice President, Russel Du- puis; Secretary, Connie Burwell; and Treasurer, Janet Mountjoy, Librarians Librarians cheerfully perform many duties, such as checking books, posting fines, helping students find research sources, and keeping the library tidy. Student li- brarians received credit for their work. Mr. MacDonald supervised the librarians. LEFT TO RIGHT: Juanita DeLeon, Nedra Pilgrim, Joan Nicholas, Mark Pyeatt, Arlene Sorenson, LaGay Thomas, Darlene Sorenson, Raelene Lynch, Rosemary Miller, Jim Jones, Gail Bacon and Linda Carter. SEATED: Mr. MacDonald, school Librarian. SPONSORED BV IBEY CONSTRUCTION ROW 1: Mark Pyeatt, Mary Beth Miller, Jim Selway, Bernard Shafer, Alice Feathers, Paul Stahl, Juanita DeLeon. ROW 2: Kathleen Tayne, Patty Kamp, Cherie Miller, Karen Mooney, Connie Burwell, Sandy Smith, Dan Shadoan, Paul Johnson, Frances Ann Mooney, Bobbie Jean Meine, Mr. Robert Wolf, Mrs. Eileen Stephens, Principal B. W. Lodge. ROW 3: Don Campbell, Jim Mooney, Terry Jo Stephens, Marcene Briggs, Joan Nicholas, Nancy Johnson, Tim Pilgrim, Jim Lodge, Rod Merkel and Dennis Bacon. National Honor Society The Honor Society, composed of students whose leadership, scholarship, service, and character mark them as outstanding young people, had a very successful year under the leadership of President Jim Selway. Other officers were Vice President, Mark Pyeatt, Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Beth Miller; and Historian, Juanita DeLeon, A candy auc- tion was held in December, complete with Santa Claus (Paul Stahl III), entertainment, and a cake that sold at auction for $37. A winter outing at Jackson included swimming, singing, eating, and snowplane riding. A new project this year was an Honor Bowl, patterned after the TV College Bowl. The spring initiation was held on April 6; those initiated were Connie Burwell, Cherie Miller, Karen Mooney, Jim Mooney, and Terry Jo Stephens, Seniors; Marcene Briggs, Don Campbell, Nancy Johnson, Patty Kamp, Joan Nicholas, Sandy Smith, and Kathleen Tayne, Juniors. The awed initiates of National Honor Society posing behind the four building blocks of the organization. Winners of the Honor Bowl grinning happily while members of the Honor Society are sighing with relief after a job well done. SPONSORED BY ROBERT N MILLER ROW 1: John Monger, Jim Lodge, Jock McDowell, Paul Johnson, Jim Mooney, Frank Berta, Pat O'Hara. ROW 2: Dennis Burns, Jim Selway, Dan Sanders, Bernard Shafer. ROW 3: Mark Sanders, Mike Scofield, Monte Clemow, Dave McEldery, Dick Peters, George Rule, Brent McC an die ss, Paul Stahl, Mr. Mitchell, advisor. ROW 4: John Garry, Dale Kurtz, Ed Beaulieu, Dennis BaCoh, Larry Lakner, Keith Pewe, Matt Berta, and Eric Hansen. 0t o The BCHS Key Club is a service organization which works for the bettermentspf the school and community. Key Club is affiliated with Kiwanis International and does several service local Kiwanis branch. Activ ities this year included helping at the local Red The officers for 1964-65 were President, Dennis Burns; Shafer; Treasurer, Dan Sanders. Advisor was Mr. Mitchell Dennis Burns supervises ambitious Paul, Bernard Frank, Ke and Jim as they lay tile in the Beaver Lodge. h year in connection with the Blood Drawing, being ospital lawn, painting park- this year were Jock McDowell, ve McEldery. 'way; Secretary, Bernard boys pose—and--grin--with the Home Ec escorted at the Christmas Fashion Show. sponsored by WARNER'S FOOD STORE 65 Thespians Thespian Troupe 752--an organization formed to further interest in dramatics--sponsored two all- school plays this year. Time Out for Ginger, the fall play, concerned a high school girl and her experiences on the high school football team. Learning to live with her avid sports-fan father and her feminine sisters made a hilarious evening. The spring play, Jacob Comes Home, dealt with a Jewish family in Germany during World War II. Waiting for the return of the head of the household from a Nazi concentration camp makes the play exciting and full of suspense. The Thespian initiation was held on February 22. Those initiated were Mary Beth Miller, Valeri Hansen, and Karen Kennedy. Entertain- ment featured pantomines by the initiates and music by Mr. Hull on the harmonica. The troupe helped to sponsor the District Speech and Drama Meet held at Western Montana College on March 26 and 27. In addition to seeing that the 210 students in attendance were housed and cared for, the Thespians sponsored a dance in the Student Union. Their one-act play was entered in the meet and was rated high enough to go to the state meet. Officers for the year were President, Mark Pyeatt; Vice President, Pat O'Hara; Secretary, Lin Mc- Govern; and Treasurer, Terry Jo Stephens. The sponsor was Mr. Hull. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Pyeatt, Pat O'Hara, Mary Beth Mil- ler, Sandy Smith, Valeri Hansen, Terry Jo Stephens, Rick Smith, Lin McGovern, Jim Selway, Karen Kennedy, Keith Pewe. MISSING are Alice Feathers, Randy Scott, and Gary Dumke. Initiates. . . . . .And Officers . . terror-stricken initiates enjoying (?) the Thespian Terry Jo, Lin, Pat and Mark discussing the corn- initiation. ing play. . . SPONSORED by ANTHONY'S Quill And Scroll Quill and Scroll is an honorary organization for high school journalists who have done outstanding work in the various fields of journalism. There are many qualities which a journalist must possess; these include truthful- ness, the guiding light of society; initiative, the inner motivation by which goals are accomplished; leader- ship; and loyalty. The Beaverhead County High Chapter of Quill and Scroll held its initiation on March 23. Acting President Colleen Dougherty con- ducted the ceremony. Those initiated for outstanding work on the Beaver were Barbara Chaffin, Don Camp- bell, Raelene Lynch, Cherie Miller, Susie Shafer, and Pat Shannon; and those initiated for work on the Annual were Patty Kamp, Bobbie Jean Meine, Hol- liday Johnson, Susie Shafer, Marcene Briggs, Kath- leen Tayne, Raelene Lynch, and Bernard Shafer Officers for the year were President, Tim Pilgrim; Vice President, Colleen Dougherty; and Secretary- Treasurer, Bernard Shafer. Sponsors were Mrs. Evelyn Stauffer and Mr. Frank Hull. BOTTOM TO TOP (L. to R. ): Colleen Dougherty, Bernard Shafer, Don Campbell, Pat Shannon, Susie Shafer, Tim Pilgrim, Janice Martinell, Marcene Briggs, Lin McGovern, Bobbie Jean Meine, Hol- liday Johnson, Patty Kamp, Alice Feathers, Kitty Tayne, Carol Martinell, Mary Beth Miller, Fern Ledbetter, Barbara Chaffin, Cherie Miller, Terry Jo Stephens, and Raelene Lynch. Officers. . . . . . And Initiates Colleen, Bernard and Tim busily planning initiation and club activities for the coming year. FRONT ROW: Susie Shafer, Barbara Chaffin, Raelene Lynch, Kitty Tayne, Patty Kamp, Bobbie Jean Meine, Holliday Johnson. BACK ROW: Don Campbell, Bernard Shafer, and Pat Shannon. SPONSORED BY TRIBUNE-EXAMINER ROW 1: Jim Abbas, Paul Johnson. ROW 2: Paul Stahl III, Jim Lodge. ROW 3: John Monger, Russel Dupuis. ROW 4: Bernard Shafer, and Mark Pyeatt. INSERT: Tom Grayson, who attended Boys State in Washington. Boys’ State The faculty of BCHS selected the following eight boys to attend the 1964 Montana Boys State held at Western Montana College: Jim Abbas, Jim Lodge, Paul Stahl III, Paul Johnson, Mark Pyeatt, Ber- nard Shafer, and John Monger from Dillon; and Russel Dupuis from Melrose. George Reichle was the alternate from Melrose. Each boy was assigned to a city and county; and officers for the cities, counties and state were elected from the entire group. Many of our delegates ran for city, county and state offices. Girls’ State Selected on the basis of leadership, scholarship and general ability--and elected by the girls in their class from a slate drawn up by the faculty-the 1964 Girls State delegates were Karen Mooney and Lin McGovern of Dillon, Terry Jo Stephens of Wisdom, and Juanita DeLeon of Melrose. Sponsored by the American Legion and PEO, these girls attended the Girls State Session held in June on the Montana State College campus. A complete course in government and citizenship, highlighted by gradua- tion on the final day, was enjoyed by the del- egates. Alternates were Connie Burwell and Marcia Sanborn of Dillon, Kathy Nelson of Wis- dom, and Donna Smith of Melrose. TOP TO BOTTOM: Juanita DeLeon, Karen Mooney, Lin McGovern, and Terry Jo Stephens. by HARRIS OPP GARAGE 68 SPONSORED SEATED: Mike Riley, Bobbie Jean Meine, George Rule, Holliday Johnson, Karen Anderson and Jo- ellen Johnson. STANDING: Tom Grayson, Mr. Mitchell, Dave McEldery and Mark Pyeatt. Debate Debating the topic “Resolved, That Nuclear Weapons Should Be Controlled By An International Organization, various debate teams from Beaverhead County High School traveled to Bozeman, Anaconda, Helena, and Great Falls. The District 5 Speech, Debate, and Drama Meet was held at Western Montana College in Dillon and was hosted by the BCHS Debate and Drama Clubs on March 26 and 27. There were nine members in Debate this year, including Mark Pyeatt, Dave McEldery, Holliday Johnson, Bobbie Jean Meine, Joellen Johnson, Karen Anderson, Tom Gray- son, Mike Riley, and George Rule. The debate coach was Mr. Mitchell. Two debate teams-- Mark Pyeatt and Joellen Johnson, and Holliday Johnson and Bobbie Jean Meine--were rated high enough to attend the State Meet. Explosive verbal action is displayed by Bobbie Jean Meine, Holliday Johnson, Mark Pyeatt, and Dave McEldery during Dillon debate session. sponsored BY MONTANA MOTOR SUPPLY INC. 69 Mountain-climbing skills are required of BCHS students as they begin construction on the B” on a hill over- looking Dillon. B Club Thanks to the B Club, the Beaverhead High lettermen's club, there is now a B on a foothill west of Dillon. The construction of the B was only one of the projects in their busy year. In addition to holding the infamous B Club initiation, the members sold sweatshirts, assisted at most of the athletic events, and constructed a concession stand for the football field. The B Club's candidate, Susie Shafer, was elected Homecoming Queen. This year's initiates were Dale Arbour, Lyn Ballard, Kirk Bergeson, Matt Berta, Don Campbell, Tom Graham, Dave Hansen, Brent McCandless, Pat O'Hara, Dick Peters, and John Schuler. This year's officers were President, Jim Abbas; Vice President, Jim Mooney; Secretary-Treasurer, John Monger; and Sergeant-at-Arms, Bill Huntsman. Mr. Corr, Mr. Kenison, and Mr. Meriti were the sponsors. ROW 1: Pat O'Hara, Ed Beaulieu, Larry Lakner, Bob Swartz, Mike Sco- field, Jim Mooney, Dick Peters, John Monger. ROW 2: Bill Huntsman, Paul Johnson, Frank Berta, Don Campbell, Tom Graham, Brent McCandless, Matt Beta. ROW 3: Paul Stahl, Lyn Ballard, John Schuler. ROW 4: Walter Warrick, Dale Arbour, Don Richards, Eric Hansen, Kirk Bergeson. ROW 5: Jim Abbas, Jim Lodge, David Hansen, Jim Seidensticker. sponsored BY the SOUTHMONT TRACTOR COMPANY 70 Smack that ball, Karen! GAA The GAA activities began with swimming at the college pool; a volley ball tournament was held in the fall in the Parkview Gym. Carol Lodge led the Freshman team to victory. A basketball tournament followed with the Juniors taking the honors. For the first time a girls' Track Team was organized to compete in American Athletic Union. A record number of girls participated in GAA. The sponsor was Mrs. Fowler. The Girls' Athletic Association was headed by President, Lin McGov- ern; Vice President, Sharon Schleicher; Secretary, Raelene Lynch; Treasurer, Linda Carter; and Sports Manager, Rose Marie Sinclair. -A jolly group of sports-minded girls. sponsored BV McNEILL CHEVRON SERVICE STATION 71 130 voices. . . encouraging the Beavers ever onward! Pep Club The Pep Club, under the leadership of Fern Ledbetter, was noted for its loud noise and pep at games. The girls wore gold sweaters, white skits and gloves at all games. They sold cocoa and coffee at football games and Beaver pins during the basketball season. The group attended several out-of-town games and was well-represented at the Big 31 Tournament in Butte. The officers were President, Fern Ledbetter; Vice President, Francis Mooney; Sec- retary, Colleen Dougherty; and Treasurer, AnnaBelle Hansen. The sponsor was Mrs. Fow JV Cheerleaders The B squad cheerleaders are elected by the Pep Club, and they kept the spirit going for the Bombers, JV squad. Kathy Deputy, Adele Rebich, and Robin Bonneau. sponsored BY JACK'S MARKET Varsity Cheerleaders Linda ROW 1: John Stocker, John Garry, Steve McDonald, Valeri Hansen, Melody Walker, Donna Smith. ROW 2: Lynn Buyan, Arlene Winn, Susan Lively, Joan Huxtable, Danette Hawkins, Roberta Warrick. ROW 3: Jerry Nyhart, Ron Laden, Sam Ballard, Eric Hansen, Bill Carroll, Dennis Bacon. ROW 4: Walt Christensen, George Reichle, Charles Mar- tin, Ron Harrison, Kim Williams. ROW 4: Tracy Herman, Martin Stefonic, Montie Proulx, and Jim Reichle. Bowling TUESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE ROW 1: Paul Chism, Pat Shannon, Susie Proulx, Kathie Foster, Lora Lee Pilon, Mike Shafer. ROW 2: JoAnn Cleverley, Clara Jones, Raelene Lynch, Marcene Briggs, Frances Mooney, Kerry Koenig, John Quick. ROW 3: Charles Martin, Ron Harri- son, Kim Williams, Adele Rebich, Patty Carlson, Sally Andersen, Joanne Gray. ROW 4: Tom Burris, Eric Hansen, Pat Shafer, Tom Brown and Carol Paddock. This year the high school bowling program consisted of two six-team leagues bowling on Monday and Tuesday nights. The bowlers participated in the National Telegraphic Tournament and the All Stars Tournament. The Y. B. A. Regional Tourney was held in Dillon on March 20 and 21. The Butte and Dillon bowlers, winners of this tourney, went to the State Tourney. Officers of the Monday night league were President, Pat Shannon; Vice President, Paul Chism; Secretary- Treasurer, Susie Proulx. The Tuesday Night league officers were President, Steve McDonald; Vice President, John Garry; and Secretary-Treasurer, Melody Walker 200” CLUB Ten-pin topplers boasting 200 games Tom Brown. . . ten going down! Pat Shannon, Paul Chism, Susie Proulx, John Quick, Lynn Buyan, Kerry Koenig, George Reichle, and Ron Harrison. NED-EVA LANES 74 SPONSORED BY Meet. a ia Jim and Lin—ready to win! Ski Club The BCHS Ski Club, during one of its most active years, held a lamb raffle, sponsored a Snow King and Queen contest and dance, and held its annual turkey dinner late in March. The club’s success could not have been possible without the able assistance of Mr. Wolf and Dick McCracken, who gave generously of their time and effort. Jim Hagenbarth, John Monger, and Bill Burwell earned berths as three of the four-man jumping team representing Montana at the Junior National Nordic Meet held at Bend, Oregon, on March 15-26. Jim Hagenbarth was State Jumping Champion, Jim Hagenbarth and Mary Ed Nichols won the Ed Dyer Memorial Races. This year's officers were President, John Monger; Vice President, Lin McGovern; Secretary, Terry Jo Stephens; Treasurer, Jim Hagenbarth; and Membership Chairman, Kim Williams A group of enthusiastic skiers. sponsored bv CGN BUILDING CORPORATION 75 The aims of the Chemocrats are to in- crease knowledge and perfect skills in science and to understand the import- ance of science in our modern lives by helping to carry out the program of the National Science Club of America and the Future Scientists of America. This year the club met on the first Thursday of each month. During the school year each club member gave a ten to fifteen- minute talk or demonstration on some phase of science. On February 13 the chemistry classes of BCHS made their annual trip to the Atomic Energy Plant in Idaho. The annual Youth Day in cele- bration of Thomas Edison’s birthday was attended by about 2000 students. The youth were shown many types of reactors at the plant and learned how atomic energy is being used for peace- ful purposes in the world today. The sponsor of this club was Mr. Golde Officers were President, Larry Lakner; Vice President, Dennis Burns; and Sec- retary-Treasurer, Colleen Dougherty. Callow chemists Larry Lakner and Eric Hansen weigh-out materials for the experiment. Chemocrats ROW It Mr. Golde, Larry Lakner, Colleen Dougherty, Dennis Burns. ROW 2: Tom Grayson, Carol Martinell, Melody Walker, Mary Beth Miller, Lois Rodgers, Kathy Nelson, Cherie Miller, Randy Scott. ROW 3: Jim Sel- way, Janice Martinell, Bernard Shafer, Bob Swartz, Doug Marsh, and George Rule. sponsored BV STANDARD LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY 76 ROW 1: Janice Martinell, Mary Blake, Judy Dodd, Kathy Deputy. ROW 2: Marie Kruljac, Karen Rampy, Linda Unterseher, Viola Burrell, Marta McGovern, Sally Andersen, Adele Rebich, Robin Bonneau, Linda Rand. ROW 3: Janet Mountjoy, Ruth Beck, Judy Lakner. ROW 4: Barbara Ryan, Faye Unterseher, Arlene Sorenson, Myra Dupree, Darlene Sorenson, Linda Cook. Patty Carlson, and Mrs. Andrus. Future Nurses The main project of the Future Nurses’ Club was working at the Eventide Rest Home. The members gave volunteer service every week, striving toward a goal of 25 hours. Their duties included visiting with the patients and pro- viding entertainment for them. The Future Nurses also endeavored to relieve the regu- lar nurses of their heavy duties by helping at mealtime. The girls chose red and white candy-striped uniforms for their work, and all who gave 25 hours of service were a- warded caps at the Awards Assembly in the spring. Although the caps were material evidence of a job well done, perhaps the best reward was the light in the patients' eyes when the girls came to visit. Mrs. Andrus, who gave much of her time and effort to the project, was the sponsor. Officers for the year were President, Jan- ice Martinell; Vice President, Mary Blake; Secretary, Judy Dodd; and Treasurer, Kathy Deputy. Linda Cook and Janet Mountjoy with patient Alex Armayor-- provide helping hands for senior citizens at Eventide Rest SPONSORED BV DILLION IMPLEMENT COMPANY 77 ROW 1: Mr. Walton, P. Hansen, T Harrison, R. Smith, D. South, T. Graham, K. Glaus, A. Graves, M. Scofield. ROW 2: B. Mooney, B. Shaffner, B. Briggs, A. Sorenson, J. Melcher, D. Glaus, J. McDowell. ROW 3: S. Gudmunson, D. Arbour, R. Barnes, T. Burris, L. Ballard, J. Jackson, B. Nelson, J. Donner. ROW 4: W. Hansen, R. Blize, Rich Eberline, J. Rieber, J. Kambich, R. Gneiting, Randy Eberline, B. Hardy. ROW 5: J. Glaus, D. Smith, G. Holt, R. Jackson, W. Zobell, C. Shock, A. Martinell, W. Huxtable. ROW 6: T. Peterson, D. Bacon, F. Hall, J. Nyhart, M. Clemow, D. Rebish, N. Proctor, C. Camp, and W. Else. ABSENT: J. Jones, J. Arbour, B. Dallas, and R. Laden. FFA The Beaverhead Chapter of Future Farmers of America began their 35th year of active service at BCHS. They sponsored the annual Harvest Ball in November with the Outlaws furnishing music; Margaret Stahl, sophomore candidate, was crowned queen. The Parent-Son banquet was held in February at which a resume was given of the National Convention held in Kansas City by delegates Paul Hansen, Allan Graves, Dennis Bacon, and Rick Smith. The Winter Fair Judging team this year was composed of Dennis Bacon, Ronnie Laden, and Norman Proc- tor. Alternate judges were Chip Camp and Richard Jackson. The District FFA Conference was held in White- hall on March 19 and 20; the Beaverhead team took first place in Land Judging; first place in General Agricul- ture; second place in Farm Mechanics; third place in Parliamentary Procedure; and third place in Sweepstakes. Allen Marintell was selected as the outstanding greenhand and received a trip to the State Conference in Boze- man in April. Ron Benson received the American Farmer degree at the National FFA Conference this year. Officers for the year were President, Mike Scofield; Vice President, Allan Graves; Second Vice President, Ken Glaus; Secretary, Tom Graham; Reporter, Dennis South; Treasurer, Rick Smith; Sentinel, Paul Hansen; Parliamentarian, Ted Harrison, The advisor was Mr. Walton. Beaverhead FFA Chapter officers prove hospitable The State Leadership Conference Judging Team- hosts at annual Father-Son Banquet. Dennis Bacon, Ronnie Laden and Dale Arbour. sponsored by WILLIAMS FEED INC. 78 FHA girls prettied up for the Christmas Style Show. FHA girls enjoying varied foods at their Intemation- Mark Pyeatt, student body president, was Master of al dinner in the Beaver Lodge. Ceremonies. SPONSORED BV J.C. PENNEY CO. INC. 79 ROW 1: Faye Unterseher, Barbara Ryan, Carol Ricks, Jeannette Stewart, Juanita DeLeon, Lynn Buyan, Mrs. Andrus. ROW 2: Michelle Stewart, Karen Rebish, Myra Dupree, Arlene Sorenson, Georgia Shaffer, Jean Crom- well, Roberta Henderson, Susan Tuckett, Ada Mae McCleery, Carol Martinell, Marie Kruljac, Jonnie Decker, Carol Brundage. ROW 3: Linda Unterseher, Martha Mullich, Joan Wilhelm, Susie McEldery, Kathy Cornish, Karen Graves, Edith Sorenson, Billy Ann Harkness, Helen Rebich, Claris Bolick, Shirley Rebich, Brenda Alley, Della Bacon and Janice Martinell. FHA Future Homemakers of America is an organization formed to further interest in home economics and to prepare girls for future home life. The FHA sponsored various activities, including preparing the FFA banquet, the Honor Society and Key Club luncheons, and an International Dinner for their parents and guests. This group presented a Fall and a Spring Fashion Show and also a St. Patrick's dance. Twentyfive girls attended the Dis- trict Convention at Anaconda. Juanita DeLeon, Carol Martinell, Linda May, Barbara Ryan, and Faye Unterseher accompanied Mrs. Andrus and Mrs. Unterseher, FHA mother advisor, to the State Convention in Billings. Faye was selected to present a talent program at the convention. FHA officers for the year were President, Juanita DeLeon; Vice President, Lynn Buyan; Secretary, Gail Bacon; Treasurer, Barbara Ryan; Historian, Carol Ricks; Parliamentarian, Linda May; and Recreation and Song Leader, Faye Unterseher. Mrs. Andrus was sponsor and Mrs. Unterseher, chapter mother. ROW 1: Lin McGovern, Terry Jo Stephens, Bernard Shafer, Mary Beth Miller, Alice Feathers. ROW 2: Kitty Tayne, Marcene Briggs, Patty Kamp, Joan Nicholas, Sharon Schleicher, Bobbie Jean Meine, Virginia Schmitt Susie Shafer. ROW 3: Dan Struckman, Mrs. Stauffer, Keith Pewe, Pat Shannon, Tom Grayson, Tim Pilgrim, Nancy Johnson. ROW 4: Kathy Koenig, Melody Walker, Joanne Heggelund, Catherine Wilson, Terry Hazel - baker and Pat O'Hara. Annual Staff Breathing only after deadlines, the annual staff put in many hours of hard work to turn out a very special year- book. Those working on the staff soon learned how varied this work was--spending hours soliciting ads was just as important as cropping pictures for the royalty section or trying to squeeze 100 seniors into 96 picture spaces. Co-editors were Carol Busch. Alice Feathers and Mary Beth Miller. Others on the staff were Assistant Editor, Bernard Shafer; Picture Editor, Lin McGovern; Music Editor, Terry Jo Stephens; Art Editor, Kitty Tayne; Sports Editor, Pat O'Hara; Photographers, Dan Struckman, Tim Pilgrim, and Tom Grayson; Typists, Susie Shafer, Bobbie Jean Meine, Sharon Schlei- cher, and Virginia Schmitt. Business managers were Fern Ledbetter and Hol- liday Johnson, assisted by Susie Proulx, Lora Lee Pilon, Rosemary Miller and Raelene Lynch. Many other students worked as assistants. EDITORS OF THE 1965 BEAVER .. . ponder problems posed by pictures. BUSINESS STAFF ROW 1: Lora Lee Pilon, Raelene Lynch, Fern Ledbetter, Holliday Johnson, Rosemary Miller. ROW 2: Joan Ledbetter, Karen Graves, Sally Andersen, Jean Saito, Linda Sanders, Karen Anderson, Mar- cene Briggs, Pat Godfrey, Cherie Miller, Susie McEldery, Susie Shafer, Susan Proulx, and Toni Graham. sponsored bv HAZELBAKER AGENCY 80 SEATED: Don Campbell, Cherie Miller, Barbara Chaffin, Sharon Schleicher, Susie Proulx, Arlene Winn, Colleen Doughtery, Susie Shafer, Rose Marie Sinclair; STANDING: Carol Brundage, Diana Proctor, Sharon Holm, Dan Sanders, Jim Abbas, George Rule, Kathie Foster, Judy Baker, Raelene Lynch, Tim Pilgrim, and Pat Shannon. Beaver Staff Driven forward by Editor Tim Pilgrim and Assistant Editor Colleen Dougherty, the BEAVER Staff worked hard to meet the paper deadline every two weeks. Writing stories, reporting, proofreading, writing headlines, and making up the paper was only a part of the work that went into each edition of the BEAVER. Work on the paper was in an assembly-line fashion with Tim, Colleen, and Mr. Hull, BCHS journalism advisor, co-ordinating the activities. Proofreaders Barbara Chaffin and Cherie Miller caught most of the mistakes, while Susie Shafer typed the stories so that they were legible for the printers. Others on the staff served as reporters and as part-time proofreaders. Don Campbell sparked” this year's BEAVER sports page in many issues with his colorful and eye- catching sports jive. Ralene Lynch, another capable junior, authored many BEAVER features. Through- out the year, the BEAVER Staff issued a paper of which BCHS could be proud. However, the paper could not possibly have been issued without the efforts of the hard-working business managers, Fern Ledbetter and Connie Burwell, who distributed ads and collected money. Assisted by an industrious staff, these girls helped to make the BEAVER a fine production. BEAVER STAFF EDITORS Connie, Fern, Tim, and Colleen looking over one of the latest issues of 'THE BEAVER. BUSINESS STAFF ROW 1: Marcia Sanborn, Sharon Holm, Dale Kurtz, Fern Ledbetter, Connie Burwell, Bernard Shafer, Dennis Burns. ROW 2: Susie Shafer, Barbara Chaffin, Cherie Miller, Karen Mooney, Diana Proctor, Colleen Dougherty, Anna Belle Hansen, Rosemary Miller. ROW 3: Rose Marie Sinclair, Lois Rodgers, Arlene Winn, Mary Blake, Theola Schreiber, Shirley Holm, Marilyn Broman, Joellen Johnson. ROW 4: Kathie Foster, Holliday Johnson, Linda Godfrey, Joan Ledbetter, Marcene Briggs, Jeannette Stewart, Catherine Wilson, Terry Hazelbaker. ROW 5: Lin McGovern, Gail Bacon, Marcia Stish, Carol Lodge, Miki Stewart, Karen Graves, and Marta McGovern. ROW 1: Adele Rebich, Karen Mooney. ROW 2: Diana Proctor, JoAnn Cleverley, Sharon Holm, Marilyn Broman, Joan Huxtable, Mary Nelson, Ada Mae McCleery, Kathy Nelson, Kathy Kennedy. ROW 3: Jolyn Kesel, Susan Taylor, Linda Ruegsegger, Kathy Brown, Joan Carr, Bobbie Jean Meine, Lois Rodgers, Janis Sinclair, Sharon Schleicher, Helen Burk. ROW 4: LaGay Thomas, Terry Jo Stephens, Judy Seidensticker, Carol Lodge, Maicia Stish, Kathy Hofferber, Marta McGovern, Margaret Stahl, Betty Ann Nolan, Teresa Curtis, Diane Duncan, Linda Carter. ROW 5: Judy Dodd, Janet Mountjoy, June Bruer, Robin Bonneau, Cheryl Enos, Shirley Holm, Marcene Briggs, Patty Kamp, Dorothy Grose, Theola Schreiber, Fern Kay Jones, Sally Andersen, Colleen Dougherty. ROW 6: Rosemary Miller, Kathy Deputy, Anna Belle Hansen, Clara Jones, Linda Cook, Karen Kennedy, Marcia Sanborn, Kathie Foster, Viola Burrell, Jean Caspers, Diane Markovich, Arlene Winn, Susan Lively, Donna Smith, and Juanita DeLeon. The Beaverettes, more commonly referred to as the Pompons, per- formed at home football and basketball games. This year the group entertained at Homecoming and did many routines during the basketball season. The sixty- five members of Pompons wore gold corduroy princess-styled outfits with blue pompons and blue shoes. The officers were Karen Mooney, president; Frances Ann Mooney, vice president; and Adele Rebich, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Fowler was sponsor of the group. The leaders get together--Terry Jo Stephens, Drill Team; Diana Proctor, Twirlers; and Karen Mooney, Beaverettes. sponsored BV O K RUBBER WELDERS 82 Dri Team The Drill Team, under the direction of Terry Jo Stephens and sponsor, Mrs. Fowler, entertained the Beaver fans with its intricate marching routines during the 1964- 1965 football and basketball seasons. This year the girls wore white corduroy outfits with blue inset pleats, and blue gloves and shoes. At Christmas the girls altered their outfits to red and white and performed at a basketball game with a dance routine to a medley of holiday tunes, interspersed with the antics of Santa Claus. Officers for the year were Terry Jo Stephens, president; Jennie Harrison, vice president; and Margaret Stahl, secretary- treasurer . Twirlers The Beaverhead County High School Twirlers, comprised of thirteen members, performed as half-time entertainment at various football and basketball games throughout the season. Their new outfits were made of royal blue satin, lined in gold. The group concluded their season by performing at the Divisional Tourney, held in Butte March 4-6. The officers this year were Diana Proctor, head majorette; Raelene Lynch, vice pres- ident; and Colleen Dougherty, secretary. Mrs. Fowler was sponsor of the group. ROW 1: Terry Jo Stephens; ROW 2: Jennie Harrison, Margaret Stahl; ROW 3: Robin Bonneau, Marilyn Broman, Judy Dodd; ROW 4: Adele Rebich, Diana Proctor, Raelene Lynch, Sharon Holm; ROW 5: Linda Carter, Lois Rodgers, Bobbie Jean Meine, Kathy Kennedy, Betty Ann Nolan; ROW 6: Viola Burrell, Cheryl Enos, Marcene Briggs, Janet Mountjoy; ROW 7: Kathie Foster, Clara Jones, Kathy Deputy; ROW 8: Karen Kennedy, Rosemary Miller; ROW 9: Marcia Sanborn. KNEELING: Rosemary Miller, Colleen Dougherty, Diana Proctor, Raelene Lynch, Marcia Sanborn. STANDING: Kathy Deputy, Jolyn Kesel, Bobbie Jean Meine, Jennie Harrison, Betty Ann Nolan, Adele Rebich, and Margaret Stahl. 83 SEATED: Linda Schuler, Norman Gravely, Terry Jo Stephens, Jim Selway, Lois Rodgers; STANDING: Dennis Bums, Ed Mooney, John Monger, Mr. Wilson, Frances Ann Mooney, Paul Stahl, and Dennis Bacon. Tri-M, Modem Music Masters, is a na- tional music honorary which strives to foster a greater interest in music in high schools. Members are selected on the basis of their music performance and must have participated in a state festi- val, either as a soloist or part of an en- semble. Tri-M of Beaverhead County High School initiated six new members on April 7. They were Frances Ann Mooney, Ed Mooney, Paul Stahl, Dennis Bacon, Chris Christensen, and Einar Soyland. This year the group spearheaded a choco- late bar sale for two weeks in March, which resulted in a profit of several hundred dollars. The money was used to send four delegates to the All Northwest Chorus in Portland. Officers of Tri-M for the year were Terry Jo Stephens, president; Lois Rodgers, vice president; Linda Schuler, secretary; Jim Selway, treasurer; and Norman Gravely, historian. Mr. Wilson was sponsor of the group. Ed Mooney, Frances Ann Mooney, Paul Stahl, and Dennis Bacon. MISSING: Chris Christensen and Einar Soyland. SPONSORED BY DON'S OFFICE MACHINE COMPANY 84 UNDERWOOD—OLIVETTI SALES AGENT 123 N. MAIN ST. BUTTE, MONTANA me numerous activities in which BCHS students participated. Supervised by the Student Coun- cil, the Lodge welcomed dancers nearly every weekend, which helped the students to grow socially. Here, LaGay Thomas, Bill Huntsman, Linda Cook, Norman Gravely, Carson Townsend, and Frank Berta twist” during a St. Patrick's Dance, sponsored by FHA. BCHS students found the spirit of the twenties quite exotic, especially the bathtub specialties. Shy Mike Scofield smiles sweetly. Rugged Randy, gangster, comedian, man-a bout- town, stands ready to protect his corn squeezing. Accosted on his way to school by A1 Capone and his gang, Dennis tries to look brave! Dance hall girls, Kathie Foster and Terry Jo Stephens, getting ready for their next number. Even the teachers got into the mood — Mrs. Straugh, Mrs. Wheat and Mrs. Selway. As Jim Selway strikes up a gay tune, saloon-goers try out the Charleston. Homecoming Queen Candidates and their escorts: Linda Schuler (sophomore candidate), George Miller, Connie Burwell (junior candidate), Don Campbell, Susie Shafer (B Club candidate), Jim Abbas, Marcia Sanborn (senior candidate), and Bernard Shafer. 86 A smile gleamed through her tears as lucky, lucky co-captains Eric Hansen and John Monger kissed Susie, 1964 Homecoming Queen. 1 964 Homecoming Sparkling with an air of the Roaring Twenties, the 1964 Homecoming was a glorious day. Students came to school in raccoon coats and bell-bottom trousers, flapper dresses, and gaudy jewelry. In the afternoon, the Beavers were cheered on to victory in a rip-roaring assembly, complete with the Charleston and Randy Scott. The Homecoming Queen candidates were presented and students voted for their favorite. An hour before the game, a snake dance livened up the town, later culminating at a huge bonfire on the football field; songs and cheers were again given. The game which followed was a hair-raiser in spite of the cold weather; the mighty Beavers lost by one point to Whitefish, 7-6. Halftime entertainment featured the crowning of Queen Susie Shafer within a diamond of pompon girls. A big dance followed the game and the prohibitionists” danced until midnight, weary but happy after a wonderful, busy day. Queen Susie and Princesses Linda, Marcia, and Connie as they rode onto the football field. SPONSORED BV CLUB ROYAL 1965 Junior Prom Using the theme, Carou- sel, 11 the 1965 Junior Prom welcomed Juniors, Seniors, and guests under a circus tend of red, yellow, and orange. In the center, a miniature carousel with bobbing horses stepped- up the rhythm, and a cir- cus wagon on the side kept thirsty dancers cool. Entering through a tunnel of love, couples received programs in the form of rides at the carnival. Queen of the Prom, Sharon Schleicher, was crowned under a canopy of cotton candy by Junior Class President Don Campbell. The Rod Lewis Quintette of Butte kept everyone busy dancing in a fun-filled evening. A group of industrious Juniors working on the Big Top. Juniors keeping their fingers crossed that the Carousel will work. 88 Henry Noldan singing If I Loved You. The Grand March - highlight of the Prom. The cast of the fall play, Time Out for Ginger, taking a bow. STANDING (L. to R. ): Howard Carroll - Jim Selway; Ed - Randy Scott; Lizzie - Karen Kennedy; Jeannie - Sandy Smith; Bob - George Rule; SEATED: Agnes Carroll - Valerie Hansen; Eddy - Ed Beaulieu; Tommy - Pat O'Hara; Joan - Terry Jo Stephens; and Ginger - Lin McGovern. Eddy, the athlete Beaulieu learning the ropes of racing from Lin Ginger McGovern as Jim Selway, Karen Kennedy, and Valerie Hansen are standing by to back her up in her struggle for die right to play boys' football. The funniest scene in Time Out for Ginger - Father Jim relating to his wife, Valerie, about the fantastic touchdown diat Ginger made at the football game. The spring play, Jacob Comes Home, placed second in die district drama meet, enabling it to be entered in the state meet. Cast members were Dennis Bums (named best supporting actor), Karen Kennedy, Mary Bedi Miller, Sandy Smith, and Keith Pewe. G I N G E R J A C O B C o M E S H O M E 1 9 6 5 C O M M E N C E M E N T A group of Seniors looking through announcements before choosing the best one — complete with school seal. Bernard Shafer accepting his diploma from Dr. Monger, chairman of School Board. After it's all over, Jim, Stage guests waiting as seniors complete marching to auditorium seats. Connie, and Paul celebrating over a glass of punch. Seniors solemnly standing for the benediction, given by Senior Class President, Bernard Shafer. Cherie and Keith trying some punch after two, warm hours of graduation exercises. Seniors standing in the receiving line for congratulations. Commencement Speaker, Mr. Homer Loucks. Surrounded by her princesses, Karen Mooney and Barbara Chaffin, Prom Queen Sharon Schleicher is presented with red roses by Junior Class President Don Campbell. Royalty reigned often at Beaverhead County High School this year, and on the following pages we present our regal court. SUSIE SHAFER 1 964 Homecoming Queen MARGARET STAHL 1964 Harvest Ball Queen 1 965 Junior Prom Queen Cheryl Enos, Frances Ann Mooney, Kathy Cornish. % Snow Dance Linda Schuler, Bob Swartz, Lin McGovern, Paul Stahl III, Queen Terry Jo Stephens, King John Monger, Karen Mooney, and Jim Lodge. St. Patrick’s Dance Randy Scott, Marc Sanders, King Pat O'Hara, Tom Graham, Mike Sevalstad, and Roy Sevalstad. 97 Queen Jennie Harrison and King Paul Johnson of Dogpatch trying out a bale of hay. Larry, and Rosemary, Jim and Diane, and Bob and Linda attempt to dance in a foot of straw. Sadie Hawkins’ Day The sponsorship of Sadie Hawkins’ Day fes- tivities, highlighted by the Sadie Hawkins' Dance and the crowning of the King and Queen of Dogpatch, has been the annual project of the Class of '65 for three years. The Day featured ragged clothing, quickie mar- riages, and fake freckles. It's a double wedding with an unwilling participant -- Colleen, Jim S., Marryin' Sam Scott, Jim L., Karen, and Bernard prepare for the ceremony. 98 MUSIC 54 Trumpet Trio members Eddy Mooney, Linda Schuler and John Monger, one of the many outstanding musical groups at Beaverhead County High School, offers its salute to the numerous BCHS musicians who have won hon- ors at district and state levels. Under the di- rection of David Wilson, the Music Department has shown a year-to-year growth until now over one hundred students enjoy this richly rewarding activity. ROW Is Carol Lodge, Fern Kay Jones, Marta McGovern, Dale Kurtz, Dorothy Grose, Marie Kruljac, JaniceBur- gess, Karen Raxnpy, Darlene Sorenson, Nancy Cumming, Sydney Shaffner, Jim Selway; ROW 2: Lois Rodgers, Arlene Sorenson, Linda Sanders, Larry White, Keith Pewe, Walter Christensen, Bradley Briggs, Denise Webster,’ Kathy Koenig, Kerry Koenig, Melody Walker, Jean Caspers, Theola Schreiber, Mary Ann Malesich, Terry Jo Stephens, Dennis Bacon; ROW 3: Jo ell en Johnson, Shirley Rebich, Roberta Warrick, Helen Rebich, Toni Gra- ham, Karen Kennedy, Kathie Foster, Harry Christensen, Chris Christensen, Wesley Harr, Tom Grayson, Norman Gravely, Marlene Rebish, Marcia Stish, Joan Carr, Bill Mooney, Sally Andersen, Karen Anderson, Ed Mooney, Linda Schuler, John Monger; STANDING: Director, Mr. Wilson; Lin McGovern, Kathy Kennedy, Suzanne Krul- jac, Einar Soyland, and Diana Proctor. Band Fifty-six instrumentalists made up a solid-sounding band this year at Beaverhead County High School. The hardy students endured cold, frosty nights on the football field and warm, noisy games on the basketball floor in their endeavors to Mpep up the home sports events. The group traveled to Deer Lodge for a basketball game and to Butte for the Divisional Tourney. Several members of the band accompanied the Mixed Chorus during its Christmas performance, and on April 20 the Spring Concert was presented. An excellent rating was received at the District Music Festival held in Deer Lodge on April 10 and 11. The entire band turned out to welcome the Cardston band delegation from Cardston, Alberta, Canada, on their tour to the United States in April. The evening's entertainment, including a peppy dance, showed the visitQrs true BCHS hospitality. Mr. Wilson, the patient director, felt that the balance and blend of the band had shown steady improvement during the year, resulting in a real show of talent. John Monger, president; Lin McGovern, vice president; Terry Jo Stephens, librarian; Linda Schuler, secretary; and Melody Walker, uniform custodian. sponsored BY ANDERSON SHEET METAL WORKS ROW Is Claire James, Lois Rodgers, Nancy Johnson, Rosemary Miller, Fern Ledbetter, Sally Andersen, Marcia Sanborn, Paul Stahl, Mark Pyeatt, Norman Gravely, Janet Mount joy, Janis Sinclair, Margaret Stahl, Lin Me Gov- ern, Diana Proctor, Frances Ann Mooney, Terry Jo Stephens; ROW 2: Connie Burwell, Barbara Chaffin, Susan Tuckett, Kathy Deputy, Clara Jones, Monty Rathie, Charles Martin, John Christensen, Barbara Sturm, Kathy Kennedy, Virginia Schmitt, Kathie Foster, Alice Feathers, Donna Smith; ROW 3: Dorothy Harms, Jean Hux- table, LaGay Thomas, Marilyn Broman, Rose Marie Sinclair, Carol Brundage, Einar Soyland, Larry Laknerjohn Monger, Eric Hansen, Sandy Smith, Judy Dodd, Susan Lively, Juanita DeLeon, Arlene Winn; ROW 4: Darcy Harr, LynnBuyan, Mary Blake, Adele Rebich, Colleen Dougherty, Randy Scott, Dick Peters, Bernard Shafer, David Hansen, Jim Selway, Keith Pewe, Clifford Schock, Diane Markovich, Karen Kennedy, Dorothy Grose, Theola Schreiber, and Paula Huffaker. Chorus Beaverhead County High School proudly boasted a seventy-voice Mixed Chorus this year - perhaps the largest in the high school's history. Mr. Wilson, director, felt that the chorus was characterized by the best balance of voices ever to be experienced at BCHS. During the Christmas season the chorus programmed a cantata, Night of Miracles, which was well received by a large audience. The group traveled to Deer Lodge April 10 and 11 where they performed at the District Music Meet; an excellent rating was received. The Spring Concert in May ended the Chorus' performances for the year. Representative of the ability of the choir were the four vocalists: Jim Selway, bass; Diana Proctor, second alto; Linda Schuler, first alto; and Connie Burwell, first soprano, who were selected from nearly 1500 applicants to take part in the All Northwest Chorus held in Portland, Oregon, April 1-5. Lin McGovern, vice president; Frances Ann Mooney, librarian; Paul Stahl III, president; Terry Jo Stephens, secretary; and Marcia Sanborn, robe custodian. 101 SEATED: Accompanist, Marcia Sanborn; Margaret Stahl, Kathie Foster, Lin McGovern, Rosemary Miller, Connie Burwell. STANDING: Janis Sinclair, Lois Rodgers, Diana Proctor, Frances Ann Mooney, Linda Schuler, Terry Jo Stephens, and Nancy Johnson. Teen Tones The Teen Tones ensemble, composed of 12 attractive, talented high school girls, whose superb voices add prestige to our school, sang at about 30 school and com- munity functions during the year. Their last appearance during the year was a bac- calaureate and graduation exercises. At the 1965 District Music Festival held in Deer Lodge the Teen Tones received a superior rating which enabled them to attend the . f State Music Festival in Missoula in May. Girls TriO I This group was termed without doubt the sponsored by WAYNE and ANNELIES MONTGOMERY LAKEVIEW RANCH LIMA. MONTANA 102 PHONE 276-3369 OR 276-3533 Lin McGovern, Margaret Stahl, and Rosemary Miller. LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Cumming, Carole Paddock, Sydney Shaffner, Toni Graham, Carol Lodge, Jolyn Kesel, Martha Mullich, Jean Caspers, Marcia Stish, Marta McGovern, Joellen John- son, Joan Carr, and Linda Sanders. Freshman Ensemble M e n 's Keith Pewe, Mark Pyeatt, Jim Selway, and Paul Stahl. (Keith was an alternate for Einar Soyland.) All Northwest Q u M • a 1 r X t e e t d Paul Stahl III, Connie Burwell, Terry Jo Stephens, and John Monger. Choir Delegates Diana Proctor, Connie Burwell, Linda Schuler, and Jim Selway. 103 Arlene Sorenson, Larry White, Diana Proctor, Einar Soyland, Norman Gravely, and John Monger. German Band Marlene Rebish, Joan Carr, and Marcia Stish. Trumpet Trios 104 Bill Mooney, Karen Anderson, and Sally Andersen. Keith Pewe Walter Christensen Melody Walker Kathy Koenig Jean Caspers Mary Ann Malesich Teny Jo Stephens Dennis Bacon Saxophone Quartet French Horn Quartet w S o O o L D O W 1 1 S N T D S Linda Sanders, Kathy Koenig, and Carol Lodge. D I R E C T O R David Wilson 105 Brass Soloists SEATED: Eddy Mooney, John Mon- ger, Theola Schrieber, Dennis Bacon. STANDING: Norman Gravely, Karen Kennedy, Chris Christensen, and Wesley Harr. LEFT TO RIGHT: Frances Ann Mooney, Marcia Sanborn, Terry Jo Stephens, Jim Selway, Marta Mc- Govern, and Carol Lodge. Accompanists Vocal Soloists LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Burwell, Diana Proctor, Lois Rodgers, Rose- mary Miller, Kathie Foster, Jim Selway, and Dennis Bums. SPONSORED BY COLLINS AND BURNS. ATTORNEYS 106 Varsity Football ROW 1: Dick Peters, Donald Richard, Russel Dupuis, John Monger, Mike Scofield, Jim Abbas, Paul Stahl; ROW 2: Jim Seidensticker, Bob Swartz, Bill Huntsman, Pat O'Hara, Frank Berta, Eric Hansen, John Schuler, Jim Lodge; ROW 3: Coach Menti, Larry Lakner, Kim Williams, Brent McCandless, Don Campbell, Tad Henningsen, Dave Hansen, Ed Beaulieu, Coach Kenison; ROW 4: Jim Hagenbarth, Dewey Ruegsegger, Lyn Ballard, Matt Berta, Kirk Bergeson, Phil Taylor, and Kim Archer. SEASON RECORD: 4-4-1 Beavers 41 0 Beavers 19 12 Beavers 0 25 Beavers 0 Beavers 34 . 0 OUTSTANDING. . . (as selected by coaches and team members) Captains - Jim Lodge and Ed Beaulieu Offensive Back - Ed Beaulieu Offensive Lineman - Jim Seidensticker Defensive Back - Mike Scofield Defensive Lineman Larry Lakner CONFERENCE RECORD: 2-4, 5th Place Beavers 13...........Helena Cathedral 6 Beavers 0 ...........Hamilton 6 Beavers 6 ...........Whitefish 7 Beavers 0 ...........Anaconda Central 18 Deer Lodge 2 . . . ALL CONFERENCE SELECTIONS Mike Scofield - Second Team, AP Jim Seidensticker - First Team, Great Falls Tribune Ed Beaulieu - Second Team, Great Falls Tribune Larry Lakner - Second Team, Great Falls Tribune Ed Beaulieu Halfback John Monger Quarterback Pat O'Hara Halfback 108 Junior Varsity Football ROW 1: John Schuler, Brent McCandless, Philip Davis, Mike Sevalstad, Dan Struckman, Tad Henningsen, Lee Wilhelm, Frank Berta, Les Gordon, Matt Berta. ROW 2: Monte Clemow, Jim Feathers, Jim Reichle, Nick DeLeon, Ray Boegner, David Glaus, Phil Taylor, Ed Mooney, Marc Sanders, Ray Blize, Kirk Bergeson, Jim Hagenbarth, Russell Black (student Coach), David Marsh. ROW 3: Coach Corr, Kim Archer, Larry Powers, John Jackson, Kenneth Glaus, Dan Sanders, Richard Williams, Jim Peters, Lyn Ballard, Dewey Ruegsegger, Roy Sevalstad, Ted Harrison, and Ed Zink (student coach). sponsored BV MARK CLEMOW RANCHES. INC. . WISDOM Junior Varsity Scores SEASON RECORD: 3-3 BeaverJV's 19............................Helena Cathedral JV’s 6 Beaver JV’s 26...........................Deer Lodge JV’s 7 Beaver JV's 26...........................Anaconda High JV’s 28 Beaver JV's 27 ..........................Anaconda.Centra JV’s 0 Beaver JV’s 13...........................Butte Central Sophomore 20 Beaver JV’s 14 ..........................Bozeman JV’s 19 Freshman Football ROW 1: Gary Lively, David Marsh, Pete Burwell, John Glaus, Richard Herman, Jock McDowell, John Donner. ROW 2: Allen Martinell, Joe Linduska, Kelly Barrett, David Irish, Wayne Else, Jim Lynch, Victor Camp. ROW 3: Student Coach Tom Richardson, Max Lapham, Tom Peterson, Larry Busch, Dwight Richard, Tom Andersen, Coach Carroll. ROW 4: Steve Ferris, Jim Hyatt, John Cornish, Roald Amundson, Kent Gordon, and Donal Smith. Freshman Scores SEASON RECORD: 2-5 Beaver Frosh 21 7 Beaver Frosh 6 Anaconda Central Frosh 7 Beaver Frosh 26 Deer Lodge Frosh 12 Beaver Frosh 0 12 Beaver Frosh 7 Bozeman Frosh 34 Beaver Frosh 0 Butte Central Frosh 14 Beaver Frosh 0 Butte High Frosh 12 sponsored by GAMER SHOE COMPANY 54 WEST PARK BUTTE, MONTANA 111 Varsity Basketball Three-year letterman Free Throw Award Playmaker Award Team Leader Two-year letterman Captain Defensive Award Two-year letterman Rebound Trophy Two-year letterman M Jim Lodge, Guard Jim Abbas, Guard Ed Beaulieu Forward SEASON RECORD: 10-12 CONFERENCE RECORD: 9-12 CONFERENCE GAMES Beavers 55................ Butte Central 47 Beavers 39................Anaconda Central 45 Beavers 39................Livingston 48 Beavers 55............ .. Butte Central 59 Beavers 38................Bozeman 52 Beavers 61................Deer Lodge 50 Beavers 55................Laurel 59 Beavers 50................ Libby 51 Beavers 59................ Kalispell 41 Beavers 38................Hamilton 58 Beavers 49................Laurel 54 Beavers 55................Livingston 50 Beavers Beavers Beavers Beavers Beavers Beavers Beavers Beavers Beavers Beavers Beavers Beavers Beavers 62.............Bozeman 67 65.............Missoula Hellgate 68 45.............Anaconda Central 54 55.............Kalispell 40 50.............Missoula Hellgate 53 70.............Helena Cathedral 41 50.............Deer Lodge 45 61.............Hamilton 54 50.............Helena Cathedral 48 NON-CONFERENCE GAMES 42.............Alumni 33 DIVISION TOURNAMENT GAMES 50........ Butte Central 51 50.............Deer Lodge 37 47.............Anaconda Central 59 Tim Pilgrim Manager Jim Seidensticker Center SPONSORED BY W. G. GILBERT, JR. 112 SEATED: Jim Abbas, Paul Stahl, Ed Beaulieu, Jim Lodge, Dan Sanders; STANDING: Coach Corr, Bob Swartz, Ranee Massey, Jim Seidensticker, Don Campbell, and Don Richard. Bob Swartz, Forward Two year letterman Paul Stahl, Guard Two year letterman Don Richard, Forward Two year letterman Ranee Massey, Center One year letterman Don Campbell, Forward Two year letterman 113 Dan Sanders, Guard One year letterman ROW 1: David Glaus, Dewey Ruegsegger, Phil Taylor, John Schuler, Ray Blize, David Hansen, and Kenneth Glaus. ROW 2: Coach Carroll, Kirk Bergeson, Ray Boegner, Tad Henningsen, Monte Clemow, Les Gordon, and Manager Philip Davis. Junior Varsity Basketball SEASON RECORD: 5-15 Bombers 41 Butte Central JV’s 50 Bombers 13 Bombers 45 Anaconda Central JV's 59 Bombers 45 Bombers 28 Livingston JV's 56 Bombers 60 Bombers 30 Lima 56 Bombers 42 Bombers 44 Ennis 59 Bombers 36 Bombers 38 Bozeman JV’s 51 Bombers 46 Bombers 31 Deer Lodge JV's 44 Bombers 64 Bombers 46 LaurelJV’s 49 Bombers 36 Bombers 56 Kalispell JV's 55 Bombers 51 Bombers 49 Hamilton JV's 55 Bombers 62 SEASON RECORD: 1-7 Laurel JV's 41 Livingston JV's 49 Bozeman JV’s 50 Anaconda Central JV’s 52 Kalispell JV's 47 Missoula HellgateJV’s 61 Helena Cathedral JV's 37 Deer Lodge JV's 35 Hamilton JV's 54 Helena Cathedral JV's 31 JV's No. 2 27 Seniors 64 JV's No. 2 35 Butte High JV’s 62 JV's No. 2 33 Butte Central JV’s 45 JV's No. 2 31 Seniors 32 JV’s No. 2 35 FroshNo. 1 30 JV’s No. 2 22 Lima JV’s 52 JV's No. 2 25 Butte High JV's 48 JV's No. 2 44 Lima JV's 53 sponsored by PETROLANE STEELGAS SERVICE 114 ROW 1: Joe Linduska, John Glaus, Pete Burwell, David Marsh, Richard Herman, Steve Ferris, Coach Kenison. ROW 2: Roald Amundson, Dorn Cunningham, Jack Dumke, Jim Lynch, Dwight Richard, Bob Howard, and Kent Gordon. Freshman Basketbal SEASON RECORD: 4-13 Frosh No. 2 15 .. . Butte Central Frosh 50 FroshNo. 1 25 Anaconda Central Frosh 51 Frosh No. 1 23 62 Frosh No. 1 29 Lima JV’s 40 Frosh No. 1 37 Butte Central Frosh 57 Frosh No. 1 23 Bozeman High Frosh 65 FroshNo. 1 33 Sheridan JV's 47 FroshNo. 1 61 Frosh No. 2 18 Frosh No. 1 38 Deer Lodge Frosh 40 FroshNo. 1 53 Frosh No. 2 19 Frosh No. 1 54 28 FroshNo. 1 21 71 Frosh No. 1 35 JV's No. 2 26 FroshNo. 1 26 Bozeman High Frosh 70 Frosh No. 1 31 Anaconda Central Frosh 49 Frosh No. 1 27 48 Frosh No. 1 29 Deer Lodge Frosh 53 sponsored bv LEE STURM CONTRACTOR 115 SEATED: Sam Ballard, Bill McCleery, Charles Martin, Richard Jackson, John Dupree; STANDING: Coach Reistad, Mike Riley, Dorn Cunningham, Dan Struckman, and Wade Hansen. MISSING: Jim Feathers. Second Junior Varsity Basketball Second Freshman Basketball ROW 1: Richard Chaffin, Bob Nelson, Ronald Gray, Don Richardson, Richard Meine, Monte Elliott; ROW 2: Max Lapham, Wayne Else, Bill McCleery, Steve Gudmunson, Jim Hyatt, Victor Camp, and Bob Hazeltine. Coach is Jerry Selvig. 116 Jim Abbas going aloft with a jump shot. Jim Lodge starting his drive to the hoop. Beavers 61 Broncs 54 The Beavers, after having been defeated earlier in the season by the Hamilton Broncs, were determined to notch a win on their own home court. At the half, the hustling Beavers held a 29-22 lead but at the end to the third quarter were down 39-35. With spirited team effort and tremendous drive, the final score showed the Beavers to be the victor by a 61-54 count. Don and Sticker going for a tough rebound. 117 Boys' Team Bill Burwell, Jim Hagenbarth, John Monger, Richard Eberline, and Roy Sevalstad. Skiing The Beaverhead County High School Ski Teams enjoyed one of their finest seasons. The State Ski Meet was held on February 25-28 in Bozeman. The girls’ team captured third place while the boys placed fourth by winning the jumping event for the second consecu- tive year. Jim Hagenbarth was State Jumping Champion. The combined girls and boys' team brought home four trophies, including the third place team trophy from an invita- tional meet held in Great Falls. The highlight of the year was the selection of three members of the boys’ team -- Bill Burwell, Jim Hagenbarth, and John Monger -- for the four-man jumping team which represented the Northern Ski Association at the Junior National Nordic Meet held at Bend, Oregon, March 15-26. Girls’ Team Sydney Shaffner, Lin McGovern, Mary Ed Nichols, and Judy Seidensticker. ROW 1: Paul Johnson, Kelly Barrett, Dale Arbour, Jock McDowell, Bill Hardy, Walter Warrick, Jim Mooney, ROW 2: Lynn Ballard, Frank Berta, Bill Huntsman, Matt Berta, Tom Graham, Mike Scofield. ROW 3: Manager, Ray Barnes. MISSING: Coach Menti, Warren Huxtable and Ron Selway. Wrestling Wrestling at Beaverhead County High School came into the spotlight in the 1964-1965 season. Dillon wrestlers participated in four matches and two tournaments. BCHS took fourth place in the Western Division with individual scores as follows: 103-pound class Dale Arbour 112-pound class Jim Mooney 138-pound class Frank Berta 145-pound class Bill Huntsman 180-pound class Mike Scofield These boys won berths to the Class A State Tournament held on February 25-28 in Billings. Dillon took fifth place, and Jim Mooney was fourth in the 112-pound class. Frank Berta and Bill Huntsman tied for Best Season Record Award. Manager of the team was Ray Barnes. Coach Menti was assisted by William Donovan and Mick Delaney, student coaches. Third place Second place Divisional champion Second place Divisional champion SEASON RECORD Dillon 5 Butte High 42 Dillon 44 7 Dillon 16 Bozeman 32 Dillon 34 18 Dillon 27 19 Dillon 29 18 Dillon 9 Butte High 33 Dillon 29 Hamilton 14 Dillon 22 24 Hamilton Invitational Tournament - Dillon, third place. Dillon Invitational Tournament -- Dillon, first place. Divisional Champions Mike Scofield Frank Berta 180-pound class 138-pound class The winner - Paul Johnson! Jim Mooney - Picking up riding time. Jim was selected as Out- standing Wrestler. SPONSORED BY MEL AND JOYCE McDOWELL WISDOM CO O —I — CO ROW 1: John Schuler, Bob Geeiting, Monte Clemow, Kim Archer, Walter Warrick, Ray Blize, Don Campbell, Jim Lodge, Roy Sevalstad, Ed Beaulieu, Paul Chism, Matt Berta. ROW 2: Kirk Bergeson, Jim Seidensticker, Jim Feathers, Jim Hagenbarth, Marc Sanders, Dan Struckman, Sam Ballard, Paul Stahl, George Holt, Les Gordon, Coach Corr. ROW 3; Mike Sevalstad, David Glaus, Ken Glaus, David Hansen, Nick DeLeon, Ranee Massey, Yancy Stout, Ray Boegner, Tad Henningsen, Lee Wilhelm, Wade Hansen, and Jim Abbas. Track ROW 1: Terry Reynolds, Wayne Else, Ralph Sorenson, Bill McCleery, Jim Lynch, Kent Gordon, David Marsh, Bill Hardy, Bob Howard. ROW 2: Coach Kenison, John GJaus, Joe Linduska, Richard Chaffin, Kelly Barrett, Rollie Amundson, Max Lapham, Steve Ferris. ROW 3: Pete Burwell, John Cornish, Steve Gudmunson, Dwight Richard, Jim Hyatt, Don Smith, Jack Dumke, and Allen Martinell. David Glaus, school decathlon champ, displaying his specialty--the hurdles. DECATHLON WINNERS: Pete Burwell, freshman, 4540; Jim Abbas, senior, 6987; David Glaus, soph- omore and school, 7331; Don Campbell, junior, 6381. The Beaverhead County High School thinclads hosted three dual meets during track season with the following results: Beavers 55...................Deer Lodge 67 Beavers 72...................Butte Central 50 Beavers 88................... Bozeman Novice 33 The Beaver Track Team came home with the Western Class A Division Championship at Missoula on May 14, having led eight teams with a score of 43 . Records were broken by the following boys: Jim Abbas--pole vault (12'9M) and javelin (175’5”); Ed Beaulieu--low hurdles (20.6) and high hurdles (15.5); Paul Chism--220-yard dash (22.8); Les Gordon--mile (4.47.9); and 880 relay team (Chism, Beaulieu, Dave and Ken Glaus) (1:34.7). Rollie Amundson, Jack Dumke, Richard Chaffin, Allen Martinell, Bob Howard, and Steve Ferris--frosh running the 440 in the Decathlon. ANir r Av io SPONSORED BY SCHULZ AND DAVIS, ATTORNEYS Hungry, Dave? The FHA girls hosting Key Club members in return for help with the FHA Christ- mas Style Show. Wow! Wait 'til Diana gets her hands on those Portland boys! BCHS Chemistry students gazing intently at exhibits during the Edison Youth Day at National Reactor Testing Station near Arco, Idaho. t ., Catastrophe? No — just a lost contact lens! The front hall of BCHS takes on a festive appearance after decorating done by FHA and FFA members. Pat O'Hara, king o' the Irish waltzing with Barbara in the Beaver Lodge. Ho, Ho, Ho! Jolly Ol' St. Nick (Paul Stahl III) posing with friend, Frosty Mark Pyeatt, BCHS student body president, is greeted by Governor Tim Babcock on Government Day in Helena. 122 i Folksinging stars, Jim and Kathie, being featured at a school hootenany. Sparkling Susie, B Club Homecoming candidate, awaiting her chauffeur for the parade. Mrs. Fowler accepting the famous $37 cake from Santa Claus at Honor Society candy auction. Sadie Hawkins fun with Diana, Carol and Dan. Okay, Abbas, who put the lead in this ball? Mrs. Wenger and Karen cavort in the office during Sadie Hawkins' Day frivolities. Huh — who, Me? Lin and Jim -- ready for the big take-off. Art I Class displays its skilled sketchings — this one by Linda Schuler. 123 Jim Lodge driving for yardage but is stopped barely short of pay dirt. The Thespians working diligently on their fall play, Time Out for Ginger, realize that set construction and learning of lines are equally important. Mark Pyeatt, student body president, emceeing the Homecoming program in a Roaring Twenties garb. Mrs. Selway and Mrs. McCollum gingerly cut- ting the $37 cake, which was sold to the Junior Class at the Honor So- ciety auction and do- nated to the faculty. Don awaits a taste! Poor Don—being initiated in- —' to B Club really damages the Pride! Total concern is being dis- played by Paul Stahl as he swings into discus throw. Senior Trig Class, biggest farce of the year, celebrating with Alice Johnson, their student teacher. Juanita DeLeon displaying her Honor Society cake at one of the organization's meetings. Mike crowning Margaret Harvest Ball Queen. 124 ADVERTISERS The support of area advertisers has again, as in past years, been invaluable toward the production of this yearbook. We, the staff, wish to thank each of them and ask that your full consideration be given to these supporters Without them, it would have been impossible to make this yearbook a success. STATE BANK AND TRUST CO. Member F .D. I. C. Complete Banking Facilities Air-conditioning, Ample Parking, Drive-in Window Bobbie Jean Meine, Jennie Harrison, and Holliday Johnson enjoying the ultra-modern banking facilities of the STATE BANK AND TRUST CO. Member of F.D.I.C. DIAMOND BAR INN Resort - Hotel Hunting - Fishing - Dining Swimming Call Wisdom 10-F8 or write Jackson VIGILANTE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. Serving Rural Southwestern Montana Owned by those We Serve DILLON PORTRAIT STUDIO MIDGE’S GIFT SHOP Midge Simonsen assisting Jean Saito and Joellen Johnson in choosing from a wide selection of Hallmark cards. THE DILMART Teresa Curtis, Frank Berta, Rose Mary Miller, Dan Sanders, and Don Campbell enjoy selecting their favorites from the Dilmart's wide selection of LP and 45 records. PETERSON DRUG 36 E. BANNACK (formerly Gosman Drug) PHONE 683-4414 Don Campbell and Dan Sanders prefer candy from Peterson's wide variety. Service and prescriptions--Our two most important products. Congratulations on the many accomplishments of the Class of 1965!!! DILLON AUTOMOBILE DEALERS HOWARD MOTORS ASSOCIATION PAUL’S CHEVROLET, INC. Marc Sanders and Shirley Holm in a Dodge Coronet 440. MONTANA SALES, INC. Sydney Shaffner, June Bruer, and Carol Lodge looking over a Chevrolet Impala Sports Coupe. 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WHEELER INN Open 24 Hours At the junction of Highways 41 and 91 Bob Hazeltine, Patty Kamp, Kress and Monte Elliott ordering delicious hamburgers from Celia Mercer. MILLER CONSTRUCTION CO. Experienced Dragline Dozer Work Ditches • Drains • Excavating Richard E. Miller 235 N. Pacific Dillon, Montana A W ROOT BEER Ice Cream Chicken Pizza Corn Dogs Tacoas Pizza Burgers Jumbo Burgers Pork Chop Sandwiches Frank Berta, Tad Henningsen, Don Campbell, Sandy Smith, Brent McC and less, and Danny Sanders sipping” a Frosty A W Root Beer. NORTHWEST FINANCE R . T. Swapp, Manager Loans up to $1000 Signature Loans -- Auto Loans -- Furniture Loans Working shoulder to shoulder with you! All the folks at Montana Power do their best to be good neighbors and good citizens. If there’s a nail to be pounded or a drive to carry on you can count on the Montana Power folks to help. Montana Power COMPANY A SERVING YOU IS OUR BUSINESS HOTEL METLEN Historic Hotel Metlen has homed the traveler for over 80 years. j A c K M S E O R N C A N Clothing Groceries Magazines Sporting Goods General Merchandise M O O N N N SKEETS CAFE The Finest Home Cooked Food Choice Beef Homemade Pies O P E N 24 H O U R S G a 1 P 1 u m b i n g H g STRASSER PLUMBING HEATING c t i n g • G a s A P P 1 s ERNIE’S DISTRIBUTING CO. Winning Combination: Coca-Cola and the Beavers Jim Lodge, Paul Stahl, and Jim Abbas purchasing pop for the Beaver games. Randy Davis, 1964 BCHS graduate, is a member of the KDBM staff. PAUL HARVEY sponsored at noon by the Dilmart and at 6 by Teslow. Finest Advertising Medium in Southwestern Montana PARISIAN CLEANERS The World's Most Recommended Dry Cleaning.” For free pick-up and delivery phone 683-2801 Paul Pilgrim shows Arlene Winn and Kathleen Tayne an example of the Parisian Cleaners' quality service. EnM GIFT n novelty n d Sherwin Williams Paints 0 Red Wing Pottery Gifts and Greeting Cards for all occasions Nortake and Homer Laughlin China • Tiffin Crystal 16 No. Montana • Dillon, Montana Phone Edith Hilger 683-4004 Mabel Kenison Edith Hilger displays gifts galore ior Sally Anderson. Westinghouse - Admiral ELECTRIC n VARIETY D Jack Thumma, Owner Contracting and Appliances JENSEN CHEVRON First Class service to everyone Chevron Gasolines Diesel Fuels Batteries Delo Lubricating Oils RPM Greases Tires STEWART CONSTRUCTION Carl Stewart and one of his employees overseeing demolition as they prepare for construc- tion of the new Hazelbaker Building on Idaho Street. K R E FARM AND RANCH LOANS Y DILLON HEATING and TIN 203 No. Montana Phone 683-2942 A Whole New Concept” Dnracurve Gas Furnace and ALr-Cond Ltioning by LENNOX STRONG SILENT W TYPE DESIGNED TO HANDLE AIR CONDITIONING Ask us to show you why this is the most quiet and durable gas furnace on the market! Holliday Johnson checks the many real estate list- ings on file at Keith Taylor's real estate firm. Don’t be satisfied with less than LENNOX PUYEAR’S INSURANCE AGENCY YOUR INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance of all kinds Auto - - Fir e- -Casualty - - L ife Howard Puyear explains the necessity of adequate auto insurance to Rosemary Miller. MITCHELL DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS--GIFTS RUSSELL STOVER CANDY COSMETICS Mitchell's quality cosmetics prove a popular topic with BCHS students Sally Andersen and Arlene Winn. OASIS CAFE AND FOUNTAIN Where all the Beavers meet Sale Day - Monday Second Thursday each month (Cattle Sheep, and Hogs) Thursday (Special Horse Sale) Special Sheep and Cattle Sales in Season Henry Peters and Sons, Managers Bank reference -- State Bank and Trust Co. Bonded for your protection Lin McGovern, Terry Jo Stephens, and Colleen Dougherty combining cokes with fellowship. DILLON PUBLIC AUCTION, INC. Dillon, Montana Mr. Mrs. Leon Bernard Welcome You to THE HOLIDAY MOTEL Located on Interstate 15 - Lima, Montana 17 Modern Units - TV - Phones - Laundromat In the Heart of Montana's Famed Fishing and Hunting Country Norman W. Nelson, D.V.M. Award Sweaters Jackets Athletic Goods Outdoor Equipment Trophies Medals Hunting Supplies Fishing Tackle TREASURE STATE SPORTING GOODS ROBERT SPARKS--Owner 22 East Park St. Butte Business Phone 723-6120 Residence Phone 792-1909 TONY’S TRUCK AND CAR STOP PHILLIPS 66 TIRES BATTERIES PHONE 683-9985 OPEN 24 HOURS Joellen Johnson and Mrs. Charles Cook are pictured in the modern office of Dillon Cable T. V. DILLON CABLE .V. NBC CBS ABC Skyline Education There’s More to See on Cable TV. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS and FACULTY We make portraits, Not just pictures. ROOTH STUDIO 206 West Park St. Phone 723-5689 Butte, Montana SPONSORS DILLON Petrolane Steelgas Service Anderson Sheet Metal Works Robert N. Miller Anthony's Schulz and Davis CGN Building Corporation Southmont Tractor Company Club Royal Standard Lumber and Coal Company Collins and Burns The Tribune-Examiner Creston Motel W. G. Gilbert, Jr. Dillon Implement Company Warner's Food Store Dillon Real Estate Mart Williams Feed, Inc. Fred Bridenstine Ibey Construction, Inc. LIMA Wayne and Annalies Montgomery Harris Opp Garage Hazelbaker Agency WISDOM Isabella's Dress Shop Mark Clemow Ranches, Inc. J. C. Penney Company, Inc. Mel and Joyc e McDowell Jack's Market BUTTE Lee Sturm, Contractor Don's Office Machines McNeill Chevron Service Station Gamer Shoe Company Montana Motor Supply, Inc. Ossello's Ned-Eva Lanes O K Rubber Welders BOOSTERS DILLON LIMA Andrus Hotel Bramlette's Variety Store and Cafe Big Dipper Lima Mercantile Bramsman Radio-TV Service Mitchell's Barber Shop Carr's Fuel Company Dairy Queen MELROSE D Club Melrose Motel Dillon Creamery Nick's Place Dillon Hide and Fur Company Payless Food Store Dr. Hiltbrand, Chiropractor Sportsman Motel Frank M. Davis Hazel's Style Shop WISDOM Helming Bros. Garage McKevitt's Conoco Service Wisdom Market Helenann Beauty Shop Hignight Plumbing and Heating WISE RIVER Hugulet Conoco Service Station Mountjoy Flowers and Gifts Walter Gnose Mercantile Johnson Saddlery Robertson Ready-Mix Concrete Johnson's Hi-Way Grocery Shaffer's Bakery BUTTE Stallings Sales Butte Floral Company Stamm Jewelers Community Creamery Kentucky Cash Grocery Tom Kirby Appliances Later's Jewelry Stephens' Greenhouse Wirtz and Flink Business Machines Lee's Steak House Town Pump Service Station Mike's Texaco Service Valley Motor Supply Company TWIN BRIDGES Mooney Trucking Warren Theater Blue Anchor GO Faster STAY Longer By CHARTER PLANE DILLON FLYING SERVICE Tom Westal Phone 683-9969 Dillon, Montana AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS