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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1966 volume:

t A small island reflects the serenity of Clark Canyon Dam, better known as Hap Hawkins Lake -- Beaverhead County's popular new year-round recreation site which algo pro- vides water for thousands of thirsty acres in the vast East Bench Reclamation Project. ■ 1966BEA VER Beaverhead County High School Dillon, Montana Table Of Theme.....Page 5 Administration. . . . . Page 9 Classes......pages 15, 33, 41, 49 Page 11 Page 57 2 Contents Activities. Music Page 95 Sports. . .. , . Page 101 Page 110 3 Advertising A Tribute To Our Parents Thou wert our parent, the nurse of our souls, We were moulded to manhood by thee, Till freighted with treasure -- thoughts, friendships, and hopes, Thou didst launch us on Destiny’s sea. (Taken from a speech given by Samuel Gilman at Harvard University on September 8, 1836.) To our parents, who alone can be thanked for conso- lation and help through wonderful, trying, fun-filled years in Beaverhead County High School, the editors and staff of the 1966 BEAVER dedicate their work. In this insignificant manner, we want to express our appreciation for your patience in dealing with us -- your busy, often ungrateful, yet ever grateful, teen- agers. Students in high school know better than anyone else the truth and reward revealed in these words: ’’Honor your father and your mother.” 4 Scenic Spots In Beaverhead County Hap Hawkins Lake, formed by Clark Canyon Dam, has become the most popular recreation spot in Beaver- head County. Scenic Spots in Beaverhead County is the theme of the 1966 Yearbook. On the following two pages and on all division pages throughout the annual breathtaking, beautiful scenes will greet you. These picture scenes show the variety of nature's landscaping to be seen and enjoyed in Beaverhead County. Rattlesnake Cliffs at Barretts Station served as a landmark to early settlers for many years and is one of Beaverhead County's beauty spots. 6 The gallows--a reminder of rugged Vigilante Days--stand at Bannack, Montana's first capital. The Beaver slide—originated in Beaverhead County--is a real help in haying operations in the famous Big Hole Basin. In other parts of the vast Beaverhead Valley, ranchers bale their hay, as shown at the Rock Island Ranch in the Black- tail. Beaver Rock, 17 miles north of Dillon, was a landmark in early days. From this rock our county received its name. Sawtooth Mountain, in the rugged Pioneer Range in Beaverhead County, is accessible by pack trails only. 7 Mrs. Margaret Hagenbarth, Mrs. Annie Ames (County Superintendent of Schools), Principal B. W. Lodge, Mrs. Eileen Stephens, Dr. Warren Monger (Chairman of Board), Mr. John Buiwell, Mr. Paul Stahl, Jr. , and Mr. J. Lester Jones. School Board The School Board of Beaverhead County High School volunteers its time and effort to see that the high school is efficiently operated and that the students have all advantages possible to gain knowledge. Each member has given of his time and thinking to see that our high school continued its progress and remained abreast of the changes in education. We, the students of Beaverhead County High School, owe much to these unselfish citizens who have worked hard to provide for us the best possible educational system. 8 PRINCIPAL B. W. LODGE Administration TO THE CLASS OF 66: The survival and progress of our country rests on the shoulders of each new generation of young people, such as yourselves. It does not rest on those of us who spend most of our time safeguard- ing what we have, nor does it rest on the backs of fearful men. It rests on those of you who have hope coupled with talent, faith married to farsightedness, and sincerity linked with skill. When our nation selects its future course, it is not sufficient to have the counsel of people who sit on committees; it must also hear the choice of individuals who decide on their careers, who select the ventures they wish to follow, and who take the risks they consider worthwhile -- all the time striving to fulfill their own aspirations. 9 GOOD LUCK ! Secretary Mrs. Wenger, the efficient and cheerful secretary of Beaverhead County High School, met all the demands placed upon her by the faculty and students with capa- bility and much patience. Mrs. Ruth Wenger Custodians The most efficient cleanup duo -- Jules Wenger and Don Smith -- were endlessly sweeping and polishing the halls of BCHS. Although disorder sometimes prevailed at the end of the school day, the students returned each morning to a bright and shining high school building. Bus Drivers Jules Wenger and Don Smith The responsible corps of bus drivers transported rural students to and from school each day, along with the extra duty of taking BCHS students to many of the out-of-town sports events and other activities. Jim Given, Dale Combs, John Wilkerson, Jim Moran, Don Smith, Bob Sawyer, Leonard Benjamin, and Ken Dye. Emerson Selway, the bus maintenance mechanic and all-around foreman at BCHS, posing with the Dillon Beavers bus. 10 Emerson Selway Just as serene, beautiful Morrison Lake, situated in the Medicine Lodge area, reflects the mountains which form her banks, so the stu- in BCHS reflect the personali- their teachers. In their knowledge, it is good to tent instructors to whom look for guidance. English ROBERT MacDONALD English II Library FRANK HULL English III and IV Journalism JAMES CORR English I BETTY HENNINGSEN English I and II MAX NIELD English I and IV HELEN WHEAT English III Foreign Languages ALFRED GOLDE German I and II GERTA MULAR Spanish I and II ROBERT SAWYER French I and II Mathematics GILE MITCHELL Algebra I General Math (also teaches Speech) LENORE McCOLLUM Algebra I and II Solid Geometry Trigonometry ROBERT WOLF Geometry (also teaches Drivers' Training) 12 Science ALFRED GOLDE Chemistry Physics JAMES KEEF Physical Science I WILLIAM MULAR Biology Physical Science II Social Science ROBERT SAWYER U.S. History CLAUDE ANKENY U. S. History Government and Economics RICHARD MENTI U. S. History JAMES KEEF World Geography Physical Education DEL CARROLL Assistant Coach RON KENISON Football Track TONYA FOLWER Girls' P. E. Health JAMES CORR Athletic Director Basketball RICHARD MENTI Boys' P. E. Wrestling 13 Business GERTA MULAR Typing I HELEN WHEAT Shorthand I and II MAX NIELD Bookkeeping EVELYN STAUFFER Typing I and II Annual Fine Arts JAMES CORR Art I and II DAVID WILSON Chorus and Band Special Education HOLLY WILSON Special Education DEL CARROLL Guidance RON KENISON Shop I and II Mechanical Drawing ALLEN WALTON VoAg I, II, HI, and IV HELEN ANDRUS Home Economics I, II, m, and IV 14 JOE ARBOUR DENNIS JAMES BACON THOMAS H. BRENEMAN RITA ANN BOURASSA MARCENE BRIGGS HELEN ELIZABETH BURK DONALD RAY CAMPBELL JEAN MARIE CROMWELL JO ANN CLEVERLEY TERESA JERENE CURTIS KENNETH W. GLAUS JOHN A. GARRY ROBERT LEE GNEITING LINDA LEE GODFREY ANNA BELLE HANSEN DAVID BRIAN HANSEN VALERI J. HANSEN RONNIE RALPH HARRISON JENNIE LEE HARRISON TED J. HARRISON BILLIE ANNE HARKNESS WESLEY C. HARR ROBERTA ANN HENDERSON LAURITTA HAWKINS TRACY JOE HERMAN PATRICIA ELANE KAMP MARGUERITE ADELE KENT NANCY JOHNSON CLARA JONES JAMES H. JONES THURIDUR DAN JONSDOTTIR JAMES F. KAJIN KATHLEEN KAY KENNEDY RONALD WILLIAM LADEN JULIA JOAN LEDBETTER RAELENE MARIE LYNCH SUSAN KAY LIVELY LINDA LOUISE MAY BOBBIE JEAN MEINE RODNEY JAMES MERKEL FRANCES ANN MOONEY ROSEMARY MILLER MARY ALICE NELSON JOAN LINNEA NICHOLAS ROBERT B. PADDOCK DON N. OVITT FLOYD D. REBICH ROBERTA. NELSON BETTY ANN NOLAN JERRY L. NYHART CATHERINE ODDEN DONALD THOMAS REBISH DEWEY RUEGSEGGER THEOLA JEAN SCHREBER DARLENE ANNE RICHARD CAROL ANN RICKS VIRGINIA SCHMITT DANIEL CHRIS SANDERS RONALD EMERSON SELWAY 26 SANDRA GAYE SMITH DENNIS BLAINE SOUTH JEANNETTE ALMA STEWART BARBARA JEAN STURM KATHLEEN GRACE TAYNE SHERWOOD DeWITT WALKER RICHARD PAUL WILLIAMS PATRICIA TRIBBLE PATSY LEA WHEELER ARLENE GLADYS WINN SUSAN GENIEL TUCKETT LARRY A. WHITE JENNIFER WOLFE 28 Senior Class Story On Friday, September 7, 1962, one hundred twenty-eight students entered the doors of Beaverhead County High School. The class officers chosen were John Warren, president; Ron Selway, vice president; AnnaBelle Hansen, secretary; and Frances Ann Mooney, treasurer. The Student Council representatives were Jim Band, Don Campbell, Teresa Curtis and Kathy Kennedy; Red Cross delegates were Don Camp- bell and Raelene Lynch. Jennie Harrison was the Harvest Ball Queen candidate. Mrs. Lenore McCollum was the class sponsor. Under the direction of Mr. Menti, the class of ’66 as sophomores elected Ron Selway, president; Tom Pierce, vice president; Jennie Harrison, secretary; and Tom Graham, treasurer. Student Council members selected were Clara Jones and Arlene Winn; Ron Harrison and Sharon Sinclair were the Red Cross representatives. Queen candidates were Sandi Smith, Harvest Ball Queen, and Diane Duncan, Homecoming Queen. Don Campbell, president; Dan Sanders, vice president; Sandi Smith, secretary; and Frances Ann Mooney, treasurer, led the class as juniors. Marcene Briggs and Steve McDonald were Red Cross representatives; and Student Council members chosen were Brent McCandless, Frank Berta, Teresa Curtis, and Arlene Winn. Connie Burwell was the Homecoming Queen candidate;and Frances Ann Mooney was the Harvest Ball candidate. Pat Shannon and Don Campbell served as Prom Chairmen to carry out the theme Carousel. Mr. Wolf and Mr. Hull were the class sponsors. One hundred and nine seniors bade farewell to BCHS on May 23, 1966. The officers of the senior class were Frank Berta, president, Rod Merkel, vice president; Ken Glaus, secretary, and Lyn Ballard, treasurer. The Student Council representatives chosen to represent the seniors were Don Campbell, Frances Ann Mooney, Dewey Ruegsegger, and Arlene Winn; Red Cross representatives were Rich Williams and AnnaBelle Hansen. The senior candidate Joan Huxtable was crowned Harvest Ball Queen, and Susan Lively was the Homecoming Queen Candidate. The sponsors of the Senior Class were Mrs. Henning - sen and Mr. Jules Wenger. 29 A wards Valedictorian.............................................Rod Merkel S lutatorian....................................Dennis Bacon Alumni Cup...............................Frances Ann Mooney Science Award.............................................Rod Merkel Music Cup.........................................Frances Ann Mooney DAR Good Citizen.............................Holliday Johnson Journalism Silver Key.........................Don Campbell State FFA Livestock Award.....................Ronnie Laden State FFA Farm Mechanics Award..........................Jerry Nyhart State Farmer Degree (FFA).......................Dennis Bacon Ronnie Laden Scholarships Arnold Benson Hereford Ranch................................George Holt Beaverhead County CowBelles................................Virginia Schmitt Craig and Teddy Cornell Memorial.......................... Don Campbell ......................................................Kathleen Tayne Don Campbell Greater University System Honor Scholarship.....................Rod Merkel Dennis Bacon Patty Kamp Frances Ann Mooney ..........................................................Ronnie Laden Ricks College ......................................................Mary Blake Union Pacific Railroad...........................................Dennis Bacon Utah State University and BYU...................................Marcene Briggs Western Montana College ”500 .................................Holliday Johnson Kathleen Tayne, Bobbie Jean Meine, Frances Ann Mooney, Patty Kamp, Nancy Johnson, Marcene Briggs, Darlene Richard, Joan Nicholas, Edith Sorenson, and Don Campbell. 30 the Arnold Benson scholarship to George Holt. Salutatorian, Dennis Bacon, and Valedictorian, Rod Merkel. Frances Ann Mooney becoming the new holder of the treasured Alumni Cup. Virginia Schmitt gratefully ac- cepting the Beaverhead County CowBelle scholarship. Marcene Briggs receiving the Utah State and BYU scholarships. 31 Senior Snaps Seniors participating in Student Government Day--Tom Graham, Anna Belle Hansen, Marcene Briggs, and John Garry. Meet the Senior Government Day City Council with Frances Ann Mooney as presiding Mayor. Before and after shots showing the Senior Chemistry students enjoying their trip to the Atomic dexterity of the senior Home Ec Energy plant in Arco, Idaho, girls in upholstering. 32 A picture of peaceful contentment is this herd of cattle in Skinner Meadows. These animals are vital to the wel- fare of Beaverhead County, just as our Junior Class plays an impor- tant role in BCHS. Ray Boegner Claris Bolick Robin Bonneau Matt Berta Teena Blankenbaker Ray Blize Bonnie Blomquist Lynn Buyan Sally Andersen Bob Ashworth Della Bacon Ray Barnes Kirk Bergeson Marilyn Broman Diane Briggs Clarence Bristol Kathy Clemow Monte Clemow Linda Cook Randy Eberline Philip Davis Nick DeLeon Kathy Deputy Rich Eberline Kress Elliott Jim Feathers Rich Given Carl Gladwill Frank Hall Wade Hansen Darcy Harr Danette Hawkins Terry Hazelbaker David Duncan David Glaus Les Gordon Dorothy Grose Jim Hagenbarth Paula Huffaker Shirley Holm Sue Howard Ken Heberling Joanne Heggelund Tad Henningsen Warren Huxtable Richard Jackson Charles Jones Karen Kennedy Bryon Kinney Gary Lively Albert Madsen Randy Marcum Diane Markovich Charles Martin 36 X Jock McDowell George Miller Ed Mooney Janet Mountjoy Mary Ed Nichols Shirley Rebich Sharon Pritchett Norman Proctor Montie Proulx Jim Reichle Mary Richards Mike Riley Barbara Ryan Marc Sanders Helen Rebich 37 John Schuler Judy Seidensticker Mike Sevalstad Mike Shafer Alaine Shields i Diane Sturm Phil Taylor Jean Wheeler Catherine Wilson Heidi Wolfe Junior Class Story One hundred and ten freshmen entered Beaverhead County High School in 1963. The officers chosen to lead us that year were President, Jim Hagenbarth; Vice President, John Schuler; Secretary, Margaret Stahl; and Treasurer, Terry Hazelbaker. The Stu- dent Council representatives that year were Larry Beaulieu, Adele Rebich, Bob Rivinoja, and Robin Bonneau. Sally Andersen and Carole Beaulieu were elected to Junior Red Cross. Our class sponsor was Mrs. Lenore McCollum. The Harvest Ball Queen candidate was Mary Stratton. a Entering Beaverhead County High School in 1964 for our second year, we chose as our officers-- President, Marc Sanders; Vice President, David Glaus; Secretary, Margaret Stahl; and Treasurer, Kathy Deputy. Our Student Council representatives were Robin Bonneau, Adele Rebich, Kirk Bergeson, and Jim Hagenbarth. Red Cross delegates selected were Sally Andersen, Judy Dodd, Janet Mountjoy, and Nick DeLeon. Margaret Stahl was our Harvest Ball queen candidate and was crowned Queen at the annual Har- vest Ball. Class sponsors during the year were Mr. William Mular and Mr. David Wilson. The class sponsored a dance early in the school year honoring the Freshman Class. The officers elected to guide us through our Junior year were President, Eddy Mooney; Vice President, Jim Hagenbarth; Secretary, Margaret Stahl; and Treasurer, Judy Seidensticker. Selected as Student Council representatives were Robin Bonneau, Adele Rebich, Kirk Bergeson, and Dave Glaus. Our Red Cross representatives were Sally Andersen, Judy Dodd, Nick DeLeon, Janet Mountjoy, and John Schuler. Junior Class sponsors were Mr. Robert Wolf and Mr. Ron Kenison. Our Harvest Ball queen candi- date was Kathy Deputy. Our big event of the year was the Junior Prom. Appointed as prom chairmen were Janet Mountjoy, Kathy Deputy, John Walker, and Marc Sanders. The theme of the Prom was Roman Holiday. 39 Junior Snaps Laurie Garry gotcha going, Les? The Junior set -- Randy and Rich. A typical Junior sleeping in class. Jolly Junior Class Officers -- Jim, Eddy, Judy, Margaret, and Mr. Wolf, sponsor. Guess who? --Again? Karen chalking 'em up in Junior English. Surprise! Ray isn't sleeping in History. 40 The Troublesome Trio — Marc, Jock, and David. A n % eaverhead County’s scenic Centen- nial Valley, combining lush grazing lands and primitive big game havens, nestles inside the rugged Continental -'Divide which forms Montana's south- ern border. Brenda Alley Rollie Amundson Andy Andersen Karen Anderson Kelly Barrett Ruth Beck Sharon Blomquist Bradley Briggs Kathy Brown Janice Burgess Victor Camp Sharon Brown Bill Burwell Joan Carr Tom Brown Pete Burwell Beth Casey Jean Caspers Richard Chaffin 42 John Cornish Kathy Cornish Elaine Cruz Nancy Cumming Dorn Cunningham Lynn Dodd Monte Elliott Eugene Davenport John Donner Wayne Else Jonnie Decker Jack Dumke Steve ELwood June Grewell Steve Gudmunson Roxy Ann Hanson Bob Hazel tine Marsha Henderson Rich Herman Jim Hyatt Maureen Ingram Steve Ferris Russell Gadberry John Glaus Pat Godfrey Toni Graham Karen Graves 43 David Irish Jolyn Kesel Richard LaMotte Joellen Johnson Kerry Koenig Max Lapham Fern Kay Jones Marie Kruljac Cora Larson Linda Manilla David Marsh Allen Martinell Susan McEldery Bill McCleery Marta McGovern Kathy McNeill Richard Meine Joe Linduska Alea Lohr Linda Madsen Carol Lodge Jim Lynch Mary Malesich 44 John Melcher Bryon Melton Bill Mooney Bob Moore Sherry Morrison Bob Nelson Mike O'Brien Carole Paddock Harriet Palmer Karen Rampy Bob Rebich Tom Peterson Linda Rand Karen Rebish Anna Piper Gloria Rathie Marlene Rebish Margie Reichle Dwight Richard John Rieber Terry Reynolds Don Richardson Craig Riley 45 Linda Ruegsegger Jean Saito Linda Sanders Bob Shaffner Sydney Shaffner Donal J. Smith Sharon Smith Kathy Snyder Anita Valach Kathy Wheatley Kathy Wheeler John Wilhelm Walter Zobell 46 Sophomore Class Story In 1964 a class of one hundred and thirty-five freshmen entered Beaverhead County High School. The officers for the class of 1968 were President, Max Lapham; Vice President, Kelly Barrett; Secretary, Dwight Richard; and Treasurer, Marcia Stish. The Student Council representatives were Toni Graham, Linda Sanders, Walter Zobell, and Joe Linduska . Elected as Red Cross representatives were Nancy Cumming and Carol Lodge. Mrs. Lenore McCollum was the class sponsor. As Sophomores, the Class of '68 had 118 members. The class officers for the 1965- 1966 year were President, Kerry Koenig; Vice President, John Glaus; Secretary, Judi Stocks; and Treasurer, Joe Linduska. Selected as Student Council representatives were Kelly Barrett, Linda Sanders, Dwight Richard, and Rich Herman. Red Cross delegates elected were Pete Burwell and D. J. Smith. The class sponsors were Mr. Del Carroll and Mr. James Corr. The Sophomore Homecoming Queen candidate was AnnaBelle Hansen; and the Harvest Ball Queen candidate was Sydney Shaffner. Early in the fall the Sophomore Class sponsored the Freshman Mixer. Sophomores who made the straight A” Honor Roll during the year were Jolyn Kesel, Allen Martinell, Kathy McNeill, Marlene Rebish, Jean Saito, and Walter Zobell. 47 Sophomore Snaps Wow! Look at Jolyn's tonsils. Studying bugs in Biology. Watch those fingers, Pat, warns Mr. Wolf. ' A Silly Sophomore Class Officers — Kerry, John, Judi, and Joe with Mr. Carroll as sponsor. Pinatas make for fun in Spanish II. Sophomore English class poses problems. The Sophomore set — Kathy and-John. 48 The vigilant trio -- sheepherder, horse, and dog -- watches its flocks in the Big Sky grandeur of Beaver- head County. Frank Archer Sandra Ayers Sharon Baler Darling Ballard Steve Banning Linda Barney Becky Barrett Mary Barrett Ronnie Bay Kathy Bradley Richard Burwell Pam Camp Leonard Carroll Eddie Childs Ernest Christensen Joyce Christensen Judy Christensen John Corman Bertha Gay Court Dale Cromwell Cathy Crosser Betty Cumming 50 Dave Cypher Joe Decker Danny DeLeon Betty Dodd Sandra Dormer Vicki Dupuis Alan Eck Erin Eckman Susan English Walter Feldt Martin Furnandiz Laurie Garry Karen Graves Charles Griffith Phil Hawkins Will Hawkins Terri Hazeltine Bruce Henderson 51 Carole Homan Doug Howard David Lenhart Ben Lewis Eugene Longie Janet Longseth Ed Lovell Joe Macioroski Steve Mallinson John Martinell Rene McCandless Charles McDonald John McLaren Tommy Miller Steven Hulet Larry Huxtable Laura Job Nancy Kearns Elaine Husted Gail James Bert Kamps Rosemary Lenegar 52 Tom Mooney James Moore Lana Nicholas Linda Nicholas Vickie Olson Georgia Owen Glen Owen Margaret Picton Mary Ann Proulx Dotte Rand Joan Rebich June Rebich Ray Rebich Alva Rebich Carla Rebish Patsy Reynolds Deanna Richard Carleen Richardson Jim Ross Richard Ryan Sherry Sanders Steve Schroder 53 Blake Sevalstad Brack Smith Debbie Smith Dick Smith Bob Shields Danny Smith Denise Smith Joy Snowden Jay Spehar Candy Speidel Wade Stout Quinda Strube Danny Sutton Tim Tayne Richard Thueson Clyde Traughber Linda Watkins Sheila Weatherston Floyd Wheeler Marlene Williams Andy Wolfe Dee Ann Wright 54 Freshman Class Story In September of 1965 one hundred and fourteen freshmen entered Beaverhead County High School. They chose the following officers to lead them through their first year: President, Tom Mooney; Vice President, Glen Owen; Secretary, Susan English; and Treasurer, Cathy Crosser. The Student Council representatives selected were Dave Cypher, Laurie Garry, Mary Barrett, and Phil Hawkins. Becky Barretty and Dotte Rand were elected Red Cross representatives. Bertha Gay Court was chosen as the Freshman Queen candidate for the Harvest Ball. Mrs. Lenore McCollum was the class sponsor. Early in the fall the class sponsored one dance in honor of the Sophomore class. Ail freshmen tried to take part in other school activities during the school year. Freshmen making the straight A Honor Roll during the year were Cathy Crosser, Dave Cypher, Laurie Garry, Carole Homan, Doug Howard, Tom Mooney, Lana Nicholas, Linda Nicholas, and Sherry Sanders . 55 Freshman Snaps Mrs. McCollum's fretting frosh fume over algebra. Blake portrays his world- Freddying Frosh amuse the audience during initia - ly knowledge. tion activities. Freshman girls fearlessly fondle their new-found pet. The victorious Frosh girls' basketball team pose with their favorite coaches. Len's green tie sets pace for St. Patrick. Freshman boys do a can-can as part of the rugged initia- tion procedure at Beaverhead County High School. Now, children--- begins Mrs. Henningsen to her Freshman English class. 56 Busy girls eagerly learn the do's and ’ don't's of child care in Frosh Home Economics. ROW 1: Roy Sevalstad, Dan Sanders, Raelene Lynch, Marcene Briggs; ROW 2: Laurie Garry, Mary Barrett, Phil Hawkins, Frances Ann Mooney, Linda Sanders; ROW 3: Dewey Ruegsegger, Mrs. McCollum, Adele Rebich, Rich Herman, Kelly Barrett, Arlene Winn, Robin Bonneau; ROW 4: Dwight Richard, Dave Cypher, Kirk Bergeson, Don Campbell, and Dave Glaus. Student Council The Student Council, governing body of Beaverhead County High School, trains stu- dents in the management of school affairs. In an effort to promote school spirit this year, the Student Council sponsored many homecoming activities and dances through- out the year. Other projects were the annual Orientation Day and improvement of the Beaver Lodge. Mrs. McCollum served as advisor. Secretary MARCENE BRIGGS Council Student Body President ROY SEVALSTAD Vice President DAN SANDERS Treasurer RAELENE LYNCH Officers SPONSORED BV SCHULZ AND DAVIS, attorneys Dennis Bacon and Jim Hagenbarth raking the lawn at Barrett Hospital. Painting lines on the curb and street for parking pur- 59 poses at BCHS are Kerry Koenig, Joe Linduska, Phil Hawkins, and Marc Sanders. ROW Is Dan Sanders, Marc Sanders, Dennis Bacon, Brent McCandless; ROW 2: Mr. Mitchell, Dave Glaus, Joe Linduska, John Glaus, Jock McDowell; ROW 3: Jim Hagenbarth, Don Campbell, Da e McEldery, John Garry, Steve McDonald, and Kerry Koenig. Key Club The Key Club is an organization dedicated to serving for the betterment of the school and community. Affiliated with Kiwanis International, the Key Club has sponsored several projects in connection with the local Kiwanis Club. Some of this year's proj- ects included acting as escorts for the FHA Style Show, raking the hospital lawn, and painting parking lines around the high school. Initiates this year were Ray Boegner, Mike Riley, Van Stallman, Bob Hazeltine, Tom Peterson, Tim Tayne, and Phil Hawkins. Dave Glaus, Marc Sanders, Jock McDowell, and Jim Hagenbarth presented various programs for the local Kiwanis Club and will be next year's officers. This year’s officers were Dan Sanders, president; Marc Sanders, vice president; Dennis Bacon, secretary; and Brent McCandless, treasurer. Mr. Mitchell was advi- sor. Two Spring Projects. .. . . . Kept Key Clubbers Busy Fait Quarter Initiates LEFT TO RIGHT: Marc Sanders, Margaret Stahl, Patty Carlson, and Jim Hagenbarth. Spring Quarter Initiates LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Bro- man, Jim Feathers, Edith Soren- son, Judy Ladner, Karen Kennedy, Susan Tuckett, Kathie Foster, Robin Bonneau, Holliday Johnson, and John Christensen. Nancy Johnson Patty Kamp Bobbie Jean Meine Rod Merkel Frances Ann Mooney Joan Nicholas Sandi Smith Kathleen Tayne SPONSORED BY W. G, GILBERT, JR., ATTORNEY Pathways to Peace, the theme of the Spring initiation, was enacted by a candlelight ceremony; as the lighted candle was carried into the darkened auditorium, today's initiates -- tomorrow's leaders -- were led onto the stage in the path lit by the Torch of Truth. National Honor Society Leadership, Scholarship, Service, and Character are the necessary qualities required of membership in the National Honor Society. During the year meetings of this hon- orary group were held in the various homes of members. Two new and interesting initiation procedures highlighted the year. A spring outing furnished the conclusion of the year’s work. Officers during the year were Rod Merkel, president; Kitty Tayne, vice president; Frances Ann Mooney, secretary-treasurer; and Patty Kamp, historian. Mrs. McCol- lum was sponsor of the Honor Society. To dramatize the importance of justice and truth in our modem world, a courtroom ceremony, with faculty members as jurors, was utilized as the theme for the Autumn initiation. The initiates were tried, convicted, and found guilty of possessing the necessary qualities for membership in the National Hcnor Society. 61 Delegates TOP TO BOTTOM: Joan Nicholas, Susan Lively, Frances Ann Mooney, and Nancy Johnson. Alternates TOP TO BOTTOM: Patty Kamp, Marcene Briggs, Diane Duncan, and Mary Nelson. Girls’ State Four junior girls were selected on the basis of leadership, scholarship, and per- sonality to represent Beaverhead County High School at the 1965 Montana Girls’ State. Frances Ann Mooney and Joan Nich- olas were selected to represent Dillon; Susan Lively, to represent Melrose; and Nancy Johnson, to represent Wisdom. These girls were sponsored by the PEO, American Legion Auxiliary, and the Grange. Alternates selected were Patty Kamp, Marcene Briggs, Diane Duncan, and Mary Nelson. The Girls1 State week included a govern- ment course with many girls running for offices, the winners actually performed the duties of their particular office. All of the Dillon delegates ran for offices in the primary and general elections. The week concluded with a graduation ceremony at which Governor Babcock gave the address. Girls’ State Snaps Activity snaps taken at the 1965 Montana Girls' State. Boys’ State Twelve boys from Beaverhead County High School attended the 1965 session of Mon- tana Boys’ State held at Western Montana College, August 16-24. These boys were selected on the basis of scholarship, character, and leadership. During the week the boys attended classes on Mon- tana law and legislation. All boys attending the session were placed in counties and cities and one of the two political parties. These groups then elected their own of- ficers. The Dillon delegates held several of these offices; they were Don Campbell, a city clerk and recorder; Roy Sevalstad, a county assessor; Frank Berta, a city fire chief; Brent McCandless, a member of a city council; Rod Merkel, a city clerk of court; and Dave McEldery, a representa- tive and a city attorney. ONTANa «OMAN “ON TANA TOP TO BOTTOM--ROW 1: Roy Sevalstad, Dennis Bacon, Ken Glaus, Rod Merkel, Frank Berta; ROW 2: Jim Jones, Steve McDonald, John Garry, Don Campbell, Dave McEldery, and Brent McCandless. INSERT: Bob Gneiting. Typical Boys’ State Scenes 63 Campaign time at Boys' State is a flurry of banners and signs. Attentive members are engrossed in a session of the House of Representatives. SEATED: Mrs. Stauffer, Terry Hazelbaker, Patty Kamp, Marcene Briggs, Joan Nicholas, Kathleen Tayne; STANDING: Holliday Johnson, Ray Dunn, Dan Struckman, Marilyn Broman, Nancy Sorenson, Anita Valach, Bobbie Jean Meine, Joellen Johnson, Ray Boegner, Nedra Pilgrim, Linda Cook, and Jean Saito. Annual Staff Working hard to present the best yearbook yet kept the members of the ANNUAL Staff hopping. Solicit- ing ads, writing stories, cropping pictures, and drawing pages were just a few of the many facets of this big task. The co-editors of the 1966 ANNUAL were Marcene Briggs, Joan Nicholas, and Patty Kamp. The editors were aided greatly by the many assistants who helped with the art work, typing, selling ads, and identifying pictures. Our steady typist was Linda Cook; Kitty Tayne's ability in art produced a very clever cover; Dan Struckman was the snapshot photographer; and Ray Dunn was the sports editor. Rosemary Miller and her business staff did an excellent job of financing this year's an- nual. Mrs. Stauffer was advisor of the ANNUAL Staff. Co-Editors Patty Kamp, Marcene Briggs, and Joan Nicholas. Business Staff SEATED: Rosemary Miller, business manager; STANDING: Judy Lakner, Anna Belle Hansen, Danette Hawkins, Linda Cook, Kathy Clemow, Kathy Kennedy, Raelene Lynch, and Della Bacon. SEATED: John Christensen, Rich Williams, Chuck Martin, Montie Rathie, Sharon Sinclair, Cathy Martinez, Nedra Pilgrim, Danette Hawkins, Jim Feathers; STANDING: Linda May, David Duncan, Dan Struckman, Sandi Smith, Don Campbell, Raelene Lynch, Kathie Foster and Mr. Hull. Beaver Staff Under the direction of Co-editors Don Campbell and Raelene Lynch, 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. Don, Rae- lene, and Mr. Hull, journalism advisor, kept the paper running in an assembly line fashion. The paper could not possibly have been issued without the efforts of the hard-working business managers, Kathie Foster and Sandi Smith; who distributed ads and collected money; they were assisted by an indus- trious staff. The Business Staff helped to make the BEAVER a fine production. ROW 1: Susan Tuckett, Linda Godfrey, Clara Jones, Kathy Kennedy, Sandi Smith, Kathie Foster, Mary Blake, Rosemary Miller, Barbara Sturm, Anna Belle Hansen; ROW 2: Carol Lodge, Arlene Winn, Theola Schreiber, Kathy Brown, Karen Graves, Michelle Stewart, Susan MeEldery, Marlene Rebish, Joellen Johnson, Karen Ander- son, Linda Sanders, Anita Valach, Laurie Hawkins, Holliday Johnson, Terry Hazelbaker, Joanne Heggelund, Jeannette Stewart, Linda Cook, Judy Lakner, Nedra Pilgrim, Kitty Wilson, Marilyn Broman, Marcia Stish; ROW 3: Joan Ledbetter, Jean Saito, Marta McGovern, Fern Kay Jones, Patricia Godfrey, Danette Hawkins, Patty Carlson, Shirley Holm, and Toni Graham. Beaver “Heads” Don Campbell, Raelene Lynch, Mr. Hull, Sandi Smith, and Kathie Foster. Business Staff ROW 1: Holliday Johnson, Sandi Smith, Kathie Foster, Marcene Briggs, Don Campbell, Kitty Tayne; ROW 2: Bobbie Jean Meine, Patty Kamp, Judy Lakner, Danette Hawkins, Kathy Ken- nedy, Raelene Lynch; ROW 3: Dan Struckman, Jim Feathers, Linda May, Joan Nicholas, Terry Hazelbaker, Nedra Pilgrim, Linda Cook, and John Christensen. 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 truthfulness, initiative, leadership and loyal- ty. Initiated during the year were Kathy Kennedy, Linda Cook, Joan Nicholas, Dan Struckman, Jim Feathers, Linda May, Terry Hazelbaker, Nedra Pilgrim, John Christensen, Judy Lakner, Danette Hawkins, Sandi Smith, and Kathie Foster. Spon- sors were Mrs. Evelyn Stauffer and Mr. Frank Hull. Tri-M Tri-M, Modern Music Masters, is a national honorary music organization. Members are selected on the basis of their music performance and they must have participated in a state music festival. Initiates this year were Jolyn Kesel, Jean Caspers, Ray Dunn, Kathie Foster, Nancy Johnson, Margaret Stahl, Tom Breneman, Joelien John- son, Toni Graham, Carol Lodge, Rosemary Miller, Linda Sanders, and Marcia Stish. Mr. Wilson was sponsor of the Tri-M. SEATED: Joelien Johnson, Toni Graham, Carol Lodge, Rosemary Miller, Linda Sanders, Marcia Stish; STANDING: Eddy Mooney, Jolyn Kesel, Jean Caspers, Nancy Johnson, Ray Dunn, Dennis Bacon, Kathie Foster, Margaret Stahl, Frances Ann Mooney, and Tom Breneman. 66 SEATED: Linda Rand, Karen Rampy, Marie Kruljac, Patty Carlson, Mary Blake, Robin Bonneau, Janet Mount- joy, Linda Unterseher; STANDING: Mrs. Andrus, Susan Taylor, Lynn Buyan, Joy Snowden, Alice Hulet, Joan Nicholas, and Jeannette Stewart. Future Nurses The Future Nurses spent the year working part-time at the Parkview Acres Rest Home. The Main project of the year was a Bingo Party at the Rest Home. Dotte Rand and Susan Taylor were commended for their thoughtfulness and originality in adding pleasure to the lives of the Senior Citizens. Karen Rampy held the record for the most service hours during the year. Officers were Mary Blake, president; Patty Carlson, vice president; Robin Bonneau, secretary; and Judy Lakner, treasurer. Mrs. Andrus was sponsor of the group. Chemocrats The aim of the Chemocrats was to increase knowledge and understanding of science. The club met on the first Thursday of each month with three members giving five- minute talks on science topics. WMC Professor Howard Smith favored the club with a scientific talk during the year. In February the group made its annual trip to the AEC site in Arco, Idaho. Officers for the year were Rod Merkel, president; John Garry, vice president; and Marcene Briggs, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Golde was the sponsor. SEATED: Rod Merkel, John Garry, Marcene Briggs; ROW 2: Jeannette Stewart, Kathi Hulet, Raelene Lynch, Holliday Johnson, Donnette Laden, Arlene Winn, Mary Blake, Joan Huxtable, Lauri Hawkins, Diane Duncan, Frances Ann Mooney, Mr. Golde; ROW 3: Valeri Hanson, Theola Schreiber, Alice Hulet, Walter Christensen, Steve McDonald, Brent McCandless, Roy Sevalstad, Kathie Foster, Susan Lively; ROW 4: Sherwood Walker, Dave Beck, Bob Nelson, Pat Shafer, Bill Carroll, Dave McEldery, and Jim Jones. 1965—1966 Initiates ROW 1: Dan Struckman, John Christensen, Philip Davis, Brent McCandless, Dave McEldery; ROW 2: Karen Rampy, Marta McGovern, Patty Carlson, Raelene Lynch, Sally Andersen, Patty Kamp, and Susan McEldery. Thespians A hard-working Thespian Troupe 752 produced two plays for the entertainment of Beaverhead County High School. The fall production, ’’Junior Miss, ” was the hilarious story of a vivacious teenage girl who read too many magazines and saw too many movies. She invariably worked her family and friends into the plots of her schemes, which would have been safe to all concerned only if they had been forgotten before they were put into action. The spring play, ’’The Storm, ” was the serious story of a man bent on the revenge of his wife and daughter, victims of an automobile accident. Twelve students were initiated into Thespians this year as a result of their contribu- tions to making the plays successful hits. The officers for the year of 1965-1966 were Sandi Smith, president; Karen Kennedy, vice president; and Valeri Hanson, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Hull was the advisor. The cast of Junior Miss learning lines and con- Veteran members of the 1965-1966 year were Karen struct mg the set for its annual fall production. Kennedy, Sandi Smith, and Valeri Hanson. 68 Speech Meet Participants ROW 1: Sandi Smith, Barbara Sturm, Joan Huxtable, Lauri Hawkins, ROW 2: Thuridur Jonsdottir, Sally Andersen, Patty Carlson, Sue Howard, Lynn Buyan, ROW 3: David Duncan, Monty Proulx, Dave McEldery, Linda Godfrey, Chuck Martin, and Mr. Mitchell. Speech And Debate The Speech class and Debate teams attended five meets this year; these were at Helena, Bozeman, Hamilton, Butte and the District meet at Anaconda. Nearly all cat- egories were filled at each meet. Dave McEldery reached the finals at Helena; Charles Martin at Butte; and Sandi Smith at Anaconda. Bobbie Jean Meine and Holliday Johnson debated the topic: Resolved: That the Federal Government Should Adopt a Program of Compulsory Arbitration in Labor Management Disputes in Basic Industries for Alpha Delta Kappa, honorary teachers sorority, in March; and Steve Elwood presented his humorous declamation at a pep assembly in BCHS. Mr. Mitchell was advisor to all speech groups. Debate Teams SEATED: Susan Lively, Joellen Johnson; STANDING: Bobbie Jean Meine, Holliday Johnson, and Mr. Mitchell. 69 Representing BCHS at the State FHA convention in Bozeman were Edith Sorenson, Mrs. Andrus, advisor, Faye Unterseher, Jeanette Dunn, Linda Unterseher, Lynn Buyan, and Mrs. Unterseher, mother advisor. ROW Is Mrs. Andrus, advisor; Lynn Buyan, Barbara Ryan, Linda Unterseher, Helen Rebich, Linda May, Faye Unterseher, Edith Sorenson, Susan Tuckett; ROW 2: Marie Kruljac, Martha Nudd, Anna Piper, Deanna Richard, Laura Job, Brenda Alley, Shaion Carleen Richardson modeling a stunning formal at the Spring Style Show. Edith Sorenson, Jeanette Dunn, and Jeannette Stewart won FHA Chapter Awards. The FHA girls taking on the responsibility of preparing and serving the annual FFA Banquet. These are just a few of the fashionable formals modeled at the Christmas Style Show. These garments show the variety and versatility of the FHA girls in their Spring Style Show preview. SPONSORED BV SOUTHERN MONTANA TELEPHONE, wisdom Smith, Sheila Weatherston, Erin Eckman, Terri Hazeltine, Karen Harrison, Joyce Christensen; ROW 3: Candy Speidel, Carol Alley, Jeannette Stewart, Linda Godfrey, THuridur Jonsdottir, Alice Hulet, Roberta Henderson, Jeanette Dunn, Carleen Richardson, Georgia Owen, Betty Dodd, Elaine Husted; ROW 4: Mary Malesich, Roxy Hanson, Cora Larson, Margie Reichle, Anita Koeneke, Linda Watkins, Sharon Baler, Pam Camp, Joanne Heggelund, Claris Bolick, and Debbie Smith. Future Homemakers of America is an organization formed to further interest in home economics and to prepare girls for future home life. The FHA had numerous activi- ties during the school year, including the preparation and serving of the FFA Parent- Son Banquet and two luncheons for Honor Society initiation ceremonies. Two style shows were presented -- the Christmas Style Show and the Spring Style Show. A St. Patrick's Dance was sponsored by the FHA in March, and it was a huge success. Five girls -- Lynn Buyan, Jeanette Dunn, Eidth Sorenson, Faye Unterseher, and , Linda Unterseher represented the Clllon Chapter of FHA at the State Convention in ' Bozeman. Officers for the year were Linda May, president; Fay Unterseher, vice president; Helen Rebich, secretary; Barbara Ryan, treasurer; Edith Sorenson, his- torian, Linda Unterseher, parliamentarian, and Susan Tuckett, recreation and song leader. Mrs. Andrus was the advisor and Mrs. Unterseher was chapter mother. Mrs. Unterseher, Chapter Mother; Lynn Buyan, chairman of degrees; Linda Unterseher, parliamentarian; Susan Tuckett, song leader; Edith Sorenson, historian; Linda May, president; Barbara Ryan, treasurer; Faye Unterseher, vice president; Helen Rebich, secretary; and Mrs. Andrus, advisor. 71 ROW 1: Mr. Walton, C. Holt, D. Bacon, T. Graham, T. Harrison, K. Glaus, M. Clemow, D. Glaus, J. Mc- Dowell; ROW 2: R. Barnes, A. Sorenson, W. Huxtable, J. Melcher, B Shaffner, B. Mooney, D. Cromwell, P. Griffith, Dan Smith, L. Huxtable, B. Henderson, F. Wheeler, R. Bay; ROW 3: Randy Eberline, B. Nelson, D. J Smith, J. Glaus, J. Rieber, A. Martinell, A. Eck, D. Harvey, C. Traughber, W. Zobell, D. South, J. Decker, B. Lewis; ROW 4: R. Jackson, D. Irish, T. Peterson, B. Briggs, E. Lovell, D. Childs, S. Hulet, D. Grose, J. The Beaverhead Chapter of the Future Farmers of America began their 36th year of activities in Beaverhead County High School. The annual Harvest Ball was held in the fall with ’’Terry and the Pirates” providing the music. Joan Huxtable, senior queen candidate, was crowned 1965 Harvest Ball Queen. Delegates to the National FFA Con- vention in Kansas City -- Ted Harrison, Tom Graham, George Holt, Ronnie Laden, and Dennis South -- gave a summation of their trip at the annual Parent-Son Banquet held in February. This year’s Winter Fair Judging Team was composed of Dennis Bacon, Dave Glaus, and Tom Graham; alternate judges were Ken Glaus and Chip Camp. The Chapter Greenhand was Ben Lewis. Three Forks sponsored the District FFA Convention on March 18 and 19; the Beaverhead Team took first in General Agri- culture, first in Land Judging, first in Parliamentary Procedure and FFA, second in Farm Mechanics, and third in Sweepstakes. The State Judging Team was composed of Dennis Bacon, Ronnie Laden, and Monte Clemow; they took first in Livestock Judging and third in Sweepstakes, winning a trip to the Minnesota Grain Exchange. Mike Sco- field, 1965 graduate, was the third State Vice President from this Chapter. 1965-1966 Officers of FFA were (L. TO R. ) Jock McDowell, 2nd vice president; Mr. Walton, advisor; Monte Clemow, parliamentarian; Dennis Bacon, treasurer; Tom Graham, 1st vice president; Ted Harrison, president; David Glaus, secretary; George Holt, reporter; and Ken Glaus, sentinel. Corman, J. Ross, D. Smith; ROW 5: N. Proctor, R. Eberline, S. Schroder, S. Gudmunson, W. Hansen, D. Rebich, R. Laden, L. Ballard, J. Nyhart, J. Arbour, C. Camp, and W. Else. The Judging Team--Ronnie Laden, Monte Clemow, and Dermis Bacon, with Mr. Walton--placed third in state competition. Helen Burk, FFA Secretary, helped with office work and correspondence throughout the year. Winners of the State Farmer Degree were Ronnie Laden and Dennis Bacon. George Holt was the first place state winner in Agriculture Occupations. Jerry Nyhart's project was the construction of a well-built horse trailer. The Parent-Son Banquet was another huge success this year. 73 The ”B Club began the year with a big project -- purchasing gold blazers for the BEA- VERS. The Club had several fund-raising campaigns, such as selling concessions at football and basketball games, and selling monogrammed wind- breakers to students of Beaverhead County High School. The Club also participated in painting the ”B in the fall. ROW 1: Coach Corr, Coach Kenison, Tom Graham, Lyn Ballard, Brent Mc- Candless, Don Campbell, Frank Berta, Roy Sevalstad; ROW 2: Ted Harrison, Matt Berta, Jock McDowell, RayBlize, Monte Clemow, John Schuler; ROW 3: Phil Taylor, Ray Barnes, Kirk Bergeson, Ray Boegner, Jim Hagenbarth; ROW 4: Dave Glaus, George Holt, Marc Sanders, Tad Henningsen; ROW 5: John Jackson, Allen Lenhart, Mike Sevalstad, Dan Sanders, Pete Burwell; ROW 6: Les Gordon, Ken Glaus, and Dave Hansen. The MB Club Home- coming Queen candi- date was Barbara Sturm. Ray Boegner was the candidate for King of the St. Pat- rick's Day Dance. The proud initiates for the year were Roy Se- valstad, Mike Seval- stad, Ken Glaus, Dave Glaus, Jock McDowell, Allen Lenhart, Marc Sanders, Dan Sanders, Les Gordon, Ray Boegner, Ray Barnes, Monte Clemow, Phil Taylor, Tad Henningsen, George Holt, John Jackson, Jim Hagen- barth, Ted Harrison, Pete Burwell, RayBlize, Tracy Herman, Sam Ballard, Don Ovitt, and Kim Archer Officers for the year were Frank Berta, president; Don Campbell, vice president; Brent McCandless, secretary-treasurer; and Lyn Ballard, sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Corr, Mr. Kenison, and Mr. Menti were the sponsors of the B Club. Three spring initiates—Kim Archer, Tracy Herman, and Sam Ballard. 74 Don and Frank selling a BCHS wind- breaker to Jim Feathers. Becky Barrett's victorious freshman basketball team--ROW 1: Lana Nicholas, Becky Barrett, Linda Nicholas; ROW 2: Mary Barrett, Laurie Garry, Kathy Crosser, and Susan English. Fifteen cinder girls—ROW 1: Roxy Han- sen, Georgia Owen, Sheila Weatherston, Mary Barrett, Laurie Garry, Kathy Cornish, Karen Graves; ROW 2: Judy Seidensticker, Darlene Richard, Becky Barrett, Karen Rebish, Cathy Crosser, Michelle Stewart, Mary Ed Nichols, and Marta McGovern. GAA The GAA activities for the 1965-1966 season included swimming, baseball, basketball and track. A basketball tournament was held during the winter months, with the fresh- man team winning by one point. They defeated last year's champs, the seniors. Many GAA members participated in track in the spring. Officers of GAA included Raelene Lynch, president; Joan Ledbetter, vice president; Judy Seidensticker, secretary; Marta McGovern, treasurer; Anna Belle Hansen, sports manager; and Mrs. Fowler, sponsor. This group of sports-minded girls participated in various athletic activities during the school year. 75 ROW 1: Mr. Wolf, B. Burwell, S. Shaffner, S. Taylor, M. McGovern, N. Cumming, C. Paddock, B. Cum- ming, K. Kennedy, R. Lynch, J. Stewart; ROW 2: Randy Eberline, K. Brown, M. Stish, E. Husted, G. Owen S. Weatherston, Lana Nicholas, L. Garry, C. Crosser; ROW 3: R. Barnes, J. Hagenbarth, M. Stewart, K. Anderson, K. Graves, M. Malesich, S. English, B. Barrett, Linda Nicholas, J. Stocks, R. Miller, E. Mooney- ROW 4: Rich Eberline, K. Heberling, M. Riley, W. Christensen, L. Godfrey, L. May, B. Hazeltine, Karen Kennedy, and K. Elliott. Ski Club The Beaverhead County High School Ski Club enjoyed a very successful and active year. Under the guidance of Mr. Wolf, the club sponsored a lamb raffle, helped the Dillon Ski Club with a rummage sale, and served a delicious turkey dinner in the spring. The Club also participated in various ski meets throughout Montana and spon- sored die Dillon Nordic Ski Meet at Rainy Mountain with 15 contestants in the Jumping event and 15 contestants in the Cross-Country event. Officers for the year were Jim Hagenbarth, president; Roy Sevalstad, vice president; Mary Ed Nichols, secretary; Judy Seidensticker, treasurer; and Linda Godfrey, membership chairman. Mr. Wolf was sponsor of the BCHS Ski Club. Jim Hagenbarth, the Montana State Ski Jump- ing Champion for 1965- 1966. Rich Eberline, Bill Burwell, Dick McCracken, sponsor, and Jim Hagenbarth gave a fine represen- tation of BCHS at the Junior National Ski Meet in Winter Park, Colorado. Bill Burwell strikes an unusual pose on the snowy slopes at Rainy Mountain. 76 Monday League ROW 1: Kerry Koenig, Linda Cook, Mike Shafer, Sally Andersen, Chuck Martin; ROW 2: John Christensen, Ronnie Laden, John Stocker, Ron Harrison, Steve McDonald, John Garry, Bill Carroll, Yancy Stout, Lynn Sorenson; ROW 3: Jerry Nyhart, Tom Brene- man, Eddy Mooney, Karen Kennedy, Patty Kamp, Kathy Koenig, Bobbie Jean Meine, Darlene Richard, Sue Howard, Walter Christensen, and Bob Hazeltine. Bowling Two bowling leagues of six teams each made up this year's bowling program. These leagues bowled on Monday and Tuesday afternoons. Bowlers from the two leagues took part in the City Tournament and a Father-Daughter and Mother-Son Tournament. The officers of the Monday League were Mike Shafer, president, and Bobbie Jean Meine, secretary. Tuesday's League officers were Dan Sanders, president, and Susan Lively, secretary. Team captains for the Monday League were Kathy Koenig, Walter Christensen, Mike Shafer, Steve McDonald, and Randy Hallas; and team cap- tains for the Tuesday League were Kerry Koenig, Dennis Bacon, Susan Lively, Valeri Hanson, Roberta Warrick, and Patty Carlson. Tuesday League 200” Club ROW 1: Kerry Koenig, Phil Hawkins, Danette Hawkins, Valeri Hanson; ROW 2: Tom Brown, John Stocker, Sam Ballard, David Hansen, Susan Lively, Lynn Buyan, Joan Wilhelm, Mary Barrett, Helen Rebich, Claris Bolick; ROW 3: Dennis Bacon, Dan Smith, Joan Cleverley, Dan Sanders, Roy Sevalstad, Joanne Heggelund, Patty Carlson, Judy Lakner, Della Bacon, Shirley Rebich, and Roberta Warrick. Outstanding bowlers--John Stocker, Kerry Koenig, Mike Shafer, Charles Martin, John Garry, and Ronnie Laden. SPONSORED BY NED-EVA LANES Girls’ Pep Club Varsity Cheerleaders ROW 1: Barbara Sturm; ROW 2: Adele Rebich, Joan Huxtable, Robin Bonneau; ROW 3: Sandi Smith. Wearing gold sweaters, white skirts, and waving pompons, the Girls' Pep Club was noted for its loud cheering and pep at the football and basketball games. The group sold cocoa and coffee at football games and attended several out-of-town games. The Pep Club was behind the team all the way at the Big 32 Tournament in Anaconda and made a very colorful showing. The Girls’ Pep Club officers for the year were Frances Ann Mooney, president; Margaret Stahl, vice president; Kathy Kennedy, secretary; and Terry Hazel- baker, treasurer. Mrs. Fowler was advisor of the group. Our BCHS varsity cheerleaders deserve a good deal of credit for boosting the spirit of the high school cheering sec- tion this year. The Varsity Cheerleaders were Sandi Smith, Barbara Sturm, and Joan Hux- table, seniors; Adele Rebich and Robin Bonneau, juniors. The peppy B” squad cheerleaders were Kathy Cornish, Linda Unterseher, and Linda Sanders, all sophomores. 78 Boys’ Pep Club A welcome addition to the cheering section at Beaverhead County High School this year was a Boys’ Pep Club. Under the leadership of Dan Sanders, the boys gave the football and basketball teams extra support. Other officers of the Boys' Pep Club were Don Campbell, vice-president; Rich Williams, secretary-treasurer; and Kirk Bergeson, ser- geant-at-arms . Another addition to the BCHS cheering section this year was the Boys’ Pep Club cheerleaders. Kim Archer, Sam Ballard, Tom Pierce, and Dan Sanders added much spirit throughout the football season. This group of peppy boys added much spirit to the cheering section at BCHS. “B” Squad Cheerleaders Boys’ Cheerleaders 79 Linda Sanders, Kathy Cornish, and Linda Unterseher. KNEELING: Tom Pierce; STANDING: Sam Ballard, Dan Sanders, and Kim Archer. Tw triers The Twirlers performed during half time at the football and bas- ketball games during the year. Some of their outstanding and original performances included a Mary Poppins' routine, a toy soldier routine and a military drill. The thirteen members were di- rected by Raelene Lynch, head majorette; Kathy Deputy, vice president; JolynKesel, secretary- treasurer; and Mrs. Fowler, sponsor. ROW 1: Raelene Lynch; ROW 2: Jolyn Kesel, Joan Carr, Jennie Harrison, Kathy Deputy; ROW 3: Betty Ann Nolan, Janet Mount - joy, Adele Rebich, Bobbie Jean Meine; ROW 4: Carol Lodge, Rosemary Miller, Margaret Stahl, and Karen Rebish. Leaders Jennie Harrison, DriU Team Leader; Raelene Lynch, Twirlers; and Bobbie Jean Meine, Pompons. Pompons ROW Is Jennie Harrison, Raelene Lynch, Judy Dodd, Margaret Stahl, Joan Huxtable, Theola Schrieber, Kathy Kennedy; ROW 2: Kathy Koenig, Patty Kamp, Marcene Briggs, Bobbie Jean Meine, Carol Lodge, Betty Ann Nolan; ROW 3: Sally Andersen, Jolyn Kesel, Kathy Cornish, Kathie Foster, Janet Mountjoy, Dorothy Grose; ROW 4: Kathy Deputy Karen Kennedy, Diane Markovich, Rosemary Miller, Clara Jones and Fern Kay Jones. Drill Team The Drill Team performed at many athletic events during the year. This group also presented a performance at the Divisional Tournament in Anaconda. The girls wore satin blouses with puffed sleeves and blue satin jumpers with flared skirts at all performances. The 25 members were sponsored by Mrs. Fowler and the officers were Jennie Harri- son, president; Margaret Stahl, vice president; and Judy Dodd, secretary-treasurer. The 39 members of the Pompons in their blue sailcloth vests, blue skirts with white inset pleats and white blouses held the attention of the sports fans with their presenta- tions at football and basketball games. They began the year with a snappy Homecoming performance. Officers for the year were Bobbie Jean Meine, president; Judy Seidensticker, vice president; Fern Kay Jones, secretary-treasurer; and Mrs. Fowler, sponsor. KNEELING: Bobbie Jean Meine; ROW 1: Danette Hawkins, Paula Huffaker, Linda Ruegscgger, Teresa Curtis, Helen Burk, Fern Kay Jones, Arlene Winn, Betty Ann Nolan, Jeannette Stewart, Kathy Kennedy, Mary Nelson, Laurie Hawkins; ROW 2: Joan Carr, Janet Mountjoy, Kathy Brown, Marta McGovern, Marcia Stish, Kathy Cornish, Dorothy Grose, Sally Andersen, Theola Schrieber, Susan Taylor, Shirley Holm, Jolyn Kesel; ROW 3: Patty Kamp, Susan Lively, Susan McEldery, Anna Belle Hansen, Diane Markovich, Karen Kennedy, Clara Jones, Rosemary Miller, Jean Caspers, Margaret Stahl, Kathy Deputy, and Judy Dodd. 81 Office Girls Librarians Checking books, posting fines, and helping students to find re- search sources are a few of the many duties performed by the efficient student librarians. ROW 1: Judy Lakner, Patsy Wheeler, Jean Cromwell, Jeanette Dunn, Roberta Henderson. ROW 2: Mr. MacDonald, John Christensen, Montie Proulx, Jim Jones, Carol Ricks, Faye Un- terseher, Anita Koeneke, Nedra Pilgrim, and Nancy Sorenson. Under the leadership of Mr. Wolf, the Junior Red Cross collected $34 during their an- nual membership drive.An unannounced coin toss in the fountain at the Junior Prom started a fund raising campaign to finance a Vietnamese infant aid program. The Junior Red Cross assisted in unloading and assembling the blood donor equipment for the Spring Blood Drawing in Dillon. The Chapter is planning to send two delegates to a summer Red Cross Training Camp. This year’s officers were Anna Belle Hansen, president; Janet Mountjoy, vice president; Marcene Briggs, secretary; and Kathy Deputy, treasurer. Junior Red Cross SEATED: Marcene Briggs, Anna Belle Hansen, Janet Mountjoy, Kathy Deputy, ROW 2: Nancy Cumming, Pete Burwell, Judy Dodd, Raelene Lynch, Dotte Rand, ROW 3: Mr. Wolf, Sally Andersen, Becky Barrett, Sharon Sinclair, Ron Harrison, Don Campbell, Steve McDonald, Nick DeLeon, ROW 4: Carol Lodge. John Schuler Donal Smith, and Richard Williams. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rosemary Miller, Clara Jones, Kathie Foster, Sharon Sinclair, Nancy Johnson, Diane Duncan, Marcene Briggs. SITTING: Mrs. Wenger. These capable students assisted our school secretary, Mrs. Wenger, with her numerous re- sponsibilities and helped to lighten her burdensome office work. As the lively Birch Qreek rushes� bubblesT and scurries througfi the forest to the farmlands in Beaver- head Valley, so activities keep the students rushing, bubbling, and scurrying to make attending BCHS more fulfilling. 1965 Homecoming Junior Homecoming Queen candi- date, Frances Ann Mooney. Frances Ann’s happiest moment! Rough and tough action! Sophomore Homecoming Queen candi. date, Anna Belle Hansen. BCHS Band and Twirlers livening up the Homecoming Parade. And Frances Ann is even happier! B Club Homecoming A stupendous skit by the Pep Club was scheduled Queen candidate, among the Homecoming activities. Barbara Sturm. 84 Senior Homecoming Queen candidate, Susan Lively. 1966Junior Prom— ” Beautiful and waiting for her most glorious night Roman Holiday, is the BCHS gym. Jennie Harrison beams with surprise and delight as she is crowned Prom Queen by Eddy Mooney. Busy decorating are juniors Sue, You'll get an A in advanced Algebra if Dorothy, Kathy and Karen. you just miss my pinky, Marc, says Mr. Wolf. Won't it be beautiful when it is finished, Judy? asks Adele. Do you think it will ever end? asks Mary Ed as the Grand March begins. A throne fit for the most gracious, gorgeous Prom Queen. Ladies parade their finery and gents parade their dates to the low notes of Three Coins in the Fountain. 85 Truly regal is the 1966 Prom Queen, Miss Jennie Harrison. c j Junior Miss” Out for a curtain call is the cast of the fall pro- duction, Junior Miss. SEATED: Brent Mc- Candless, Dave McEldery, Raelene Lynch, Karen Kennedy, and Sandi Smith. STANDING: Dan Struck- man, Roy Sevalstad, Dan Sanders, Rod Merkel, Sam Ballard, Mike Shafer, Tim Tayne, Mike Riley, Karen Graves, Patty Kamp, John Christensen, Karen Rampy, and Patty Carlson. 1965—1966 Plays Dan Struckman learns the proper etiquette of smoking a pipe as Philip Davis and Sandi Smith get ready for bowling; Raelene Lynch gets last-minute curfew data from her mother, Karen Kennedy, while the newlyweds, John Christensen and Patty Kamp, observe the mass confusion! “The Storm” The cast of the one-act spring play, The Storm, is working hard to learn lines! They are Sandi Smith, Brent McCandless, Marta McGovern, Karen Kennedy, and Dan Struckman. An action-packed scene from The Storm --Dan Struckman seeking revenge from Brent McCandless who has killed Dan's wife and daughter in an auto- mobile accident. 86 1966 Commencement Providing melodious music during commencement exercises were the Teen Tones. Mr. Duane J. Hoynes, com- mencement speaker. An auditorium crowded to capacity witnessing the solemn commencement ceremonies. N Stage guests awaiting the arrival of seniors. Thuridur Jonsdottir, ICYE student Ken, Raelene, Kathy, Brent, Sandi, Lyn, Susan, and George-Seniors from Iceland, receiving her enjoying their graduation reception in the Beaver Lodge, diploma from Dr. Monger. 87 Activity Snaps Expecting excitement, education, and en- joyment, the Biology students leaving on their annual field trip. Lauri, are you sure you want to take the fatal step? asks Marryin' Sam Kim Archer. The fine arts of lollipop-ping are being dem- onstrated by Mrs. Henningsen to a sophomore English class. Mass confusion--these words describe all bus trips for BCHS athletes! Enjoying dancing in Beaver Lodge. Actors in the senior football skit acknowledging their fame! Rich and Kathie enjoying the Jerk during one of the Rec Center dances. Terry and the Pirates providing live music for dancing in Beaver Lodge. Divisional Tournament in Anaconda found the BCHS Pep Club in topnotch con- dition ! 88 The silent, stately majesty of the Lima Peaks dwarfs Little Sheep Creek and the valley below; these snowcoyer d monarchs reign over all that-their feet. BCHS royaltyF imsy er the various activitn£4.wiMi as much grace and itvHte hv tange of mountains. Harvest Ball Queen JOAN HUXTABLE Homecoming Queen FRANCES ANN MOONEY St. Patrick’s Day King Ski King JAMES HAGENBARTH ROY SEVALSTAD Sadie Hawkins’ Royalty KING AND QUEEN OF DOGPATCH Rita Bourassa and John Walker St. Patrick’s King Candidates Ted Harrison, David Irish, Philip Davis, Marc Sanders, Ray Boegner, and Roy Sevalstad. 92 Homecoming Queen Candidates Don Campbell, escort, and Barbara Sturm, B Club candidate; Eddy Mooney, escort, and Frances Ann Mooney, Junior Class candidate; Frank Berta, escort, and Susan Lively, Senior Class candidate; Anna Belle Hansen, Sophomore Class candidate, and Kerry Koenig, escort. Harvest Ball Queen Candidates Bertha Gay Court, freshman candidate; Sydney Shaffner, sophomore candidate; Kathy Deputy, junior candidate; and Joan Huxtable, senior candidate. 93 South of Dillon is a rock formation known as Pipe Organ . Although interesting and beautiful, the Beaverhead County High School music department gives more pleasure through its melodious efforts than tie mood created by this scene. mm jam' ? ■■ v r Ssfefc • EfZ .sSi � sr 'r - Jto TRUMPETS: K. Anderson, S. Andersen, T. Breneman, J. Carr, S. Hulet, W. Merkel, B. Mooney, E. Mooney, T. Mooney, M. Stish, R. Thueson; TROMBONES: H. Christensen, K. Foster, Karen Kennedy, H. Wolfe; BARITONES: R. Dunn, C. Paddock, M. Rebish; FRENCH HORNS: D. Bacon, J. Caspers, T. Schreiber, M. Malesich; CLARINETS: D.B. Ballard, S. English, T. Graham, V. Hanson, C. Homan, B. Hulet, M. Pic- ton, H. Rebich, S. Rebich, L. Sanders, R. Warrick, D. Wright; BASS CLARINET: J. Johnson; Eb CLARINET: F. K. Jones; ALTO CLARINET: M. McGovern; BARITONE SAXOPHONE: B. Briggs; ALTO SAXOPHONES: W Christensen, B.G. Court, T. Tayne; TENOR SAXOPHONES: Kathy Koenig, Kerry Koenig; FLUTES: J. Burgess, N. Cumming, M. Kruljac, K. Rampy, S. Shaffner; BASSOON: D. Grose; BASS: W. Harr, J. Spehar, P. Hawk- ms; OBOE: C. Lodge; DRUMS: L. Hawkins, S. Kruljac, D. Lenhart; TYMPANI: K. Kennedy; BELLS: F. Mooney. Band The 57 members of the band combined their talents to make one of the finest bands in the history of Beaverhead County High School. The band played for all of the home football and basketball games and other activities, which included a Winter Concert, a Spring Band and Chorus Concert, marching in the Loyalty Day Parade, and was one of the guest bands at the University of Montana Homecoming. The Band attended the District Music Meet in Anaconda and received a Superior rating. The band was directed by Mr. Wilson. Band Officers Chorus Officers ROW 1: Carole Paddock, librarian; ROW 2: Kathy Kennedy, librarian; Kathy Koenig, vice president; ROW 3: Karen Kennedy, uniform manager; Eddy Mooney, president; and Sally Andersen, secretary- treasurer. ROW 1: Kathy Kennedy, robe manager; Dave Hansen, vice president; Frances Ann Mooney, president; ROW 2: Kathie Foster, librarian; Margaret Stahl, secre- tary-treasurer; and Karen Kennedy, librarian. 96 ROW 1: Rosemary Miller, Clara Jones, Sally Andersen, Adele Rebich, Sandi Smith, Barbara Sturm, Paula Huffaker, Sandy Stathem, Claris Bolick, Catherine Wilson, Linda Sanders, Kathy Kennedy, Judy Dodd, Marta McGovern, Marcia Stish, Kathie Foster, Mr. Wilson; ROW 2: Carol Lodge, Jolyn Kesel, Harriet Palmer, Karen Anderson, Jean Saito, Joan Hux table, Lynn Buy an, Janet Mount joy, Kathy Deputy, Kathy Cornish, Joanne Heggelund, Karen Kennedy, Sue Howard, Toni Graham, Jean Caspers; ROW 3: Kristine Schessler, Cora Larson, Dorothy Grose, Theola Schreiber, Susan McEldery, Andy Wolfe, David Dansen, John Christensen, Tom Brene- man, Dennis Bacon, Robert Shields, Karen Graves, Judi Stocks, Mary Malesich, Juanita Rourke, Carole Pad- dock; ROW 4: Nancy Johnson, Susan Tuckett, Margaret Stahl, Virginia Schmitt, Mary Blake, John Jackson, Walter Zobell, Monty Rathie, John Walker, Eddy Mooney, Rich Given, Valeri Hanson, Fern Kay Jones, Pat Godfrey, Mary Ed Nichols, Frances Ann Mooney, and Joan Carr. Chorus The Beaverhead County High School chorus was composed of 66 members and was directed by Mr. Wilson. The chorus put on a Christmas Cantata, participated in the Spring Band and Chorus Concert, and attended the District Music Meet. The Teen Tones, a select group of girls from the chorus, is composed of 12 girls and an accompanist. This group made about 50 appearances throughout the school year, including a performance at the State FFA Convention in Bozeman. The Teen Tones received a superior rating at the District Music Meet and an excellent rating at the State Music Meet. Freshman Chorus ROW 1: Betty Cumming, Sharon Baler, Kathy Bradley, Dee Ann Wright, Cathy Crosser, Quinda Strube; ROW 2: Linda Barney, Bertha Gay Court, Susan English, Laurie Garry, Linda Nicholas, Lana Nicholas; ROW 3: Mar- lene Williams, Pam Camp, Carole Homan, Janet Longseth, Diana Richard, Becky Barrett; ROW 4: Tom Mooney, Warren Merkel, Tim Tayne, Richard Thueson, Tom Miller, and Andy Wolfe. 97 Teen Tones Joellen Johnson, Toni Graham, Marcia Stish, Margaret Stahl, Kathie Foster, Rosemary Miller, Jean Caspers, Nancy Johnson, Bertha Gay Court, Jolyn Kesel, Frances Ann Mooney, Linda Sand- ers, and Carol Lodge, accompanist. Mixed. Quartet Tom Breneman, Rosemary Miller, Kathie Foster, and Dennis Bacon. Girls’ Trio Director Margaret Stahl, Rosemary Miller, and Kathie Foster State Music Meet Participants ROW 1: Joellen John- son, Toni Graham, Marcia Stish, Margaret Stahl, Kathie Foster, Rosemary Miller, Jean Caspers, Nancy John- son, Bertha Gay Court, Jolyn Kesel, Frances Ann Mooney, Linda Sanders. ROW 2: Dennis Bacon, Carole Homan, Susan English, Carol Lodge, and Tom Breneman. 98 Trumpet Soloists Trumpet Brass Sextet Bill Mooney, Karen Anderson, Sally Andersen, and Joan Carr. Duet Eddy Mooney, and Tom Breneman Eddy Mooney, Tom Breneman, Dennis Bacon, Wesley Harr, Ray Dunn, and Karen Kennedy. Mooney, j'rumpet Quartet Warren Merkel, and Tom Woodwind Soloists Linda Sanders, Susan Eng- lish, Joe lien Johnson, and Carole Homan. Clarinet Quartet ROW 1: Linda Sanders; ROW 2: Marta McGovern, Carol Lodge; ROW 3: Carol English, Dee Ann Wright, Carole Homan; ROW 4: Joellen Johnson, Tim Tayne, and Margaret Picton. Clarinet Duet Saxophone Quartet Walter Christensen, Tim Tayne, Kathy Susan English, and Carole Koenig, and Bradley Briggs. Homan. 99 Brass Soloists ROW 1: Warren Merkel, Tom Mooney, Jean Caspers; ROW 2: Tom Breneman, Eddy Mooney, Karen Anderson, Marlene Rebish; ROW 3: Carole Paddock, Theola Schreiber, Karen Kennedy, Mary Malesich, Wesley Harr, Dennis Bacon, and Ray Dunn. Vocal Soloists ROW 1: Rosemary Miller, Tom Breneman, Bertha Gay Court; ROW 2: Marcia Stish, Kathie Foster, Margaret Stahl, and Frances Ann Mooney. Accompanists ROW 1: Frances Ann Mooney, Carol Lodge; ROW 2: Laurie Garry, Denise Smith, Susan English, John Walker, Judy Dodd, Fern Kay Jones, and Carole Homan. 100 ROW 1: John Jackson, Roy Sevalstad, George Holt, Dewey Ruegsegger, Don Campbell, Lyn Ballard, Frank Berta, Brent McCandless, Ted Harrison, Ken Glaus, David Hansen; ROW 2: John Schuler, Ray Blize, Lee Wil- helm, Ray Boegner, Monte Clemow, Tad Henningsen, Phil Taylor, Matt Berta, Jim Hagenbarth, Marc San- ders, Ray Dunn, manager; ROW 3: Pete Burwell, Assistant Coach Del Carroll, Phil Davis, Dan Struckman, Les Gordon, Kirk Bergeson, Allen Lenhart, Mike Sevalstad, Dave Glaus, Coach Ron Kenison, and Jock McDowell, manager. Varsity Football SELECTED AS PLAYERS OF THE WEEK . . . . John Schuler - - Frank Berta - - Don Campbell - Kirk Bergeson - Pete Burwell - - Jim Hagenbarth Matt Berta - - Butte High JV’s and Helena Central Hamilton Libby Whitefish Anaconda Central Deer Lodge Columbia Falls OUTSTANDING ... ... ALL CONFERENCE SELECTIONS (as selected by coaches and team members) Captains - Don Campbell and Roy Sevalstad Offensive Back - John Schuler Offensive Lineman - Kirk Bergeson Defensive Back - Jim Hagenbarth Defensive Lineman - Lyn Ballard First Team, Great Falls Tribune Kirk Bergeson, Tackle Roy Sevalstad, End Second Team, Great Falls Tribune Don Campbell, Quarterback 102 David Hansen Ted Harrison George Holt SEASON RECORD: 3-4-1 CONFERENCE RECORD: 2-4-1 CONFERENCE GAMES Beavers 7 . . . Hamilton 25 Beavers 12 . . . Libby 18 Beavers 18 . . . Deer Lodge 6 Beavers 13 . . . Helena Central 14 Beavers 0 . . . Columbia Falls 13 Beavers 21 . . . Anaconda Central 6 Beavers 6 . . . Whitefish 6 NON -CONFERENCE GAME Beavers 20 . . . Butte JV s 0 Lyn Ballard Frank Berta Don Campbell Ken Glaus John Jackson Brent McCandless Dewey Ruegsegger Roy Sevalstad I 103 ROW 1; Monte Elliott, manager, Bill McCleery, Joe Linduska, Richard LaMotte, Steve Ferris, David Marsh Rrch Herman, Kelly Barrett, Chip Camp. ROW 2: Jim Lynch, David Irish, Roily Amundson, Craig Riley ’ Kent Gordon, D. J. Smith, John Cornish, Ron Gray, manager. ROW 3: Assistant Coach Terry Riestad Assistant Coach Jim Connole, Nick DeLeon, Jack Dumke, Jim Feathers, Wayne Else, Allen Martinell Max Lapham, Wade Hansen, Tom Peterson, and Coach Dick Menti. Junior Varsity Football The Junior Varsity football team played Butte High B squad, Anaconda High JV's, Bozeman JV's, Butte Central JV's (twice), Deer Lodge JV’s, Helena Central JV's, Whitehall Varsity, and Anaconda Central JV's. The record was 0-9. ROW 1: Ray Rebich, John Martinell, Joe Decker, Will Hawkins, Phil Hawkins, Glen Owen, Tom Mooney, Rich Meine. ROW 2: Dick Chaffin, manager, Steve Banning, John Glaus, Dan DeLeon, Dave Grose, Rich Ryan, Doug Howard, Bob Nelson, Tom Miller, manager. ROW 3: Assistant Coach Dick Silberman, Blake Sevalstad, Steve Gudmunson, John McLaren, Dave Cypher, Steve Mallinson, Ernest Christensen and Coach Corr. Freshman Football The Frosh football team played Butte Central Frosh, Deer Lodge Frosh, Hamilton Frosh, Anaconda High Frosh, Bozeman Frosh, Anaconda Central Frosh and Butte High Frosh. Their record was 0-7. 104 Basketball Snaps Les Gordon stretching for a clear shot at the basket. Concentrating Campbell putting one up for another two points! Kirk Bergeson, No. 44, going A busy crew working in the locker room up for a tough rebound against cleaning up after a hectic season, a Deer Lodge roundballer. Victorious Beavers were the champions of the Red Lodge Invitational at the opening of the roundball season. Beaver Manager Philip Davis getting Beaver Don Campbell uniforms in condition for a coming tussling over the ball! game. 105 ROW 1: Joe Linduska, Steve Ferris, John Schuler, Ray Blize, Phil Taylor, Pete Burwell. ROW 2: Philip Davis, manager; Les Gordon, Kirk Bergeson, Don Campbell, Tad Henningsen, Ray Boegner, John Cornish, and Coach Varsity Basketball SEASON RECORD: 10-13 CONFERENCE RECORD: 8 -11 CONFERENCE GAMES Beavers 49 Butte Central 56 Beavers 54 Bozeman 65 Beavers 52 Anaconda Central 63 Beavers 58 Anaconda Central 62 Beavers 37 Livingston 53 Beavers 59 Great Falls Russell 50 Beavers 63 Butte Central 56 Beavers 48 Lewistown 66 Beavers 49 Bozeman 73 Beavers 46 Great Falls Russell 56 Beavers 59 Deer Lodge 34 Beavers 82 Helena Central 60 Beavers 40 Laurel 53 Beavers 49 Deer Lodge 37 Beavers 53 Hamilton 54 Beavers 65 Hamilton 53 Beavers 65 Laurel 44 Beavers 63 Helena Central 47 Beavers 44 Livingston 45 NON- CONFERENCE GAMES TOURNAMENT GAMES Beavers 50 Roundup 26 Beavers 45 Hamilton 55 B eavers 62 Forsyth 41 Beavers 52 Butte High 70 COACH CORR ASSISTANT COACH CARROLL MANAGER, PHILIP DAVIS SPECIAL AWARDS )N CAMPBELL Captain ream Leader Award KD HENNINGSEN Free Throw Award LES GORDON Leading Rebounder Team Defensive Award JOHN SCHULER Playmaker Award Phil Taylor Guard Tad Henningsen Forward % Kirk Bergeson Center Les Gordon Forward Junior Varsity Basketball ROW 1: Kent Gordon, John Glaus, David Marsh, Roald Amundson, Tom Pierce. ROW 2: Coach Carroll Craig Riley, Donald J. Smith, Dwight Richard, Wayne Else, Jack Dumke, and Larry Merkel, manager. ’ Trappers The TRAPPERS played 22 games during the season. Their record was 0 games won and 22 games lost. Broadtails The BROADTAILS played 9 games during the season. Their record was 6 games won and 3 games lost. ROW 1: Richard Meine, Mike O'Brien, Chip Camp, Bob Rebich, Walter Zobell, Richard Chaffin, Don Richardson, Ronald Gray. ROW 2: Richard LaMotte, Donald J. Smith, Van Stallman, Steve Gudmunson, Jack Dumke, Bob Hazeltine, Max Lampham, and Assistant Coach Connole. sponsored by LESTER ELSE RANCH, INC., wisdom Freshman Basketball ROW 1; Will Hawkins, John Martinell, Tom Mooney, Glen Owen, Steve Banning, Ray Rebich. ROW 2: Coach Kenison, David Lenhart, John McLaren, Eugene Longie, Dave Cypher, Rich Ryan, and Doug Howard. Tom Miller was manager of the team. Pelts The PELTS played 22 games during the season. Their record was 7 games won and 15 games lost. Skins The SKINS played 7 games during the season. Their record was 0 games won and 7 games lost. ROW 1: Alva Rebish, Wally Feldt, Warren Merkel, Daniel Sutton, Joe Maciorosld, Richard Thueson, Robert Shields. ROW 2: Dan Smith, Blake Sevalstad, Bruce Henderson, Tim Tayne, Richard Smith, Charles Lansing, and Assistant Coach Odden. 109 ROW 1: Tom Graham, Sam Ballard, Frank Berta, Rich Herman, Jock McDowell, Kelly Barrett. ROW 2: Ben Lewis, Lee Wilhelm, Tracy Herman, Mike Campbell, Lyn Ballard, Matt Berta, John Jackson. ROW 3: Bob Gneiting, Allen Martinell, Assistant Coach Dale Combs, Ray Dunn, manager, Wade Hansen, Coach Dick Menti, Bill McCleery, and Kim Archer. Wrestling SEASON RECORD Beavers 10 Bozeman 41 Beavers 18 Hamilton 32 Beavers 3 Butte High 43 Beavers 13 Helena 30 Beavers 17 Butte Central 33 Beavers 11 Laurel 38 Beavers 17 Helena 33 Beavers 9 Livingston 39 Beavers 20 Livingston 26 Beavers 27 Deer Lodge 19 Beavers 36 Deer Lodge 16 Beavers 15 Hamilton 33 Beavers 18 Butte Central 34 Beavers 20 Great Falls Central 36 Beavers 10 Butte High 39 Beavers 5 Great Falls Public 45 Beavers 3 Great Falls Russell 42 Dillon Invitational Tournament - fourth place. Divisional Champions -- Frank Berta, 133-pound class, fourth place; and Sam Ballard, 120-pound class, fourth place. SPECIAL AWARDS Outstanding Wrestler - Frank Berta Most Improved Wrestler - Sam Ballard Best Season Record - Jock McDowell Break that hold, Tom ! Get up, Kim ! yells the crowd. SPONSORED BY MEL AND JOYCE MCDOWELL. WISDOM Girls’ Ski Team Sydney Shaffner, Elaine Husted, Marta McGovern, Judy Seidensticker, and Mary Ed Nichols. Ski Teams The ski teams from Beaverhead County High School enjoyed a very success- ful season this year. The state Ski Meet was held in Bozeman in February. The Girls’ Ski Team placed fourth in state competition, and the Boys’ Ski Team placed second. The Boys’ Team won the state jumping championship, and Jim Hagenbarth won the individual state jumping championship for the second consecutive year. Three skiers from the Boys' Team -- Jim Hagenbarth, Bill Burwell, and Rich Eberline -- were chosen to represent the Northern Ski Association at the Junior National Nordic Meet held at Winter Park, Colorado, in March of 1966. Boys’ Ski Team Rich Eberline, Bill Burwell, and Jim Hagenbarth. (Missing when picture was taken: Roy Sevalstad. ) 111 Varsity Track ROW 1: Mike Odden student coach; Wayne Lersback, student coach; Dick Menti, assistant coach; Coach Ron Kenison, Del Carroll assistant coach; ROW 2: Joe Lmduska, Rich Herman, Dave Marsh, David Irish, Nick i°nte Bse John Claus, Kelly Barrett, Jim Lynch; ROW 3: John Rieber, Roy Sevalstad, Ken Glaus, Allen LcnJiart, Mike Sevalstad, Marc Sanders, Matt Berta Jim Haeenbarth Philin lT%ROV: Trai,S Rilenyn’.1R?d 7erke1’ Jokn Chri«—n, Dan Struckma Kirk Be rg n jm Feathers, Kent Gordon, Max Lapham, Phil Taylor, and Pete Bunvell. S J Freshman Track ROW 1: Rich Ryan, Phil Hawkins, Clyde Traughber, Tim Miller, Glen Owen, Joe Decker; ROW 2: Steve Mallinson, Ernest Christensen, Blake Sevalstad, Dave Cypher, Steve Banning; ROW 3: Walter Feldt, Ray Rebich, Doug Howard, Dan DeLeon, Dale Grose, and Student Coach, Mike Odden. SPONSORED BV MARK CLEMOW RANCHES, INC., wisdom Mike Sevalstad going over the hurdles, demonstrating grace and ease of style. Track Kirk Bergeson lofting the shotput high in the air at track practice. DECATHLON WINNERS: Pete Bur- weil, sophomore, 6494; Roy Seval- stad, senior, 6982, also ALL SCHOOL WINNER); Dave Cypher, freshman, 4269; and Phil Taylor, junior, 6701. The Beaver head County High School cindermen participated in two dual meets in the spring of 1966: BEAVERS 79 DEER LODGE 89 BEAVERS 79 2 3 BUTTE CENTRAL 69 1 3 In the Western Class A Disivion held in Missoula, the BEAVERS placed fourth with 16 1 2 points. Three records were set throughout the season: Kent Gordon - two mile (11 min. 6 sec.); Jim Hagenbarth - triple jump (38 ft. 9 in.); Ken Glaus, Monte Clemow, Phil Taylor, and Wayne Else - mile relay (3min. 44.1 sec.). Dan DeLeon Dave Cypher, Dave Marsh, Jce Linduska, Steve Mallinson, High jumper Matt Berta prepares and Wayne Else--runners in the 220 and 44C as they start around the track. to hit the sawdust. ! 113 SENIOR SKETCHES JOE ARBOUR FFA 1,2, 3,4; Bowling 1; Boys' Pep Club 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Football 1,2. SANFORD KIM ARCHER Wrestling 4; Boys' Pep Club 4, Cheerleader 4; Track 1,2; Football 3. DENNIS JAMES BACON Key Club 2, 3,4, Secretary 4; Boys' State 3; Bowling 3,4; Honor Society 2, 3,4; Chorus 4; Mixed Quartet 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Tri-M, 3,4, President 4; Kinsmen Band Festival, Moose jaw 1; District Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; State Music Festival 2,4; Brass Sextet 1,2, 3, 4; FFA Con- vention 2,3,4; National FFA Convention 3; FFA 1,2,3, 4, Treasurer 4. MARINER LYN BALLARD B Club 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Senior Class Treasurer; Junior Class Yell Leader; Bowling 1,2; Football 1, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Rodeo Club 1,2. SAMUEL WAYNE BALLARD Transferred from Manhattan High School 3; B Club 4; Librarian 4; Bowling 3, 4; Boys' Pep Club 4, Cheerleader 4; Track 3; Basketball 3; Wrestling 4; CYO 3, 4. DAVID REED BECK Chemocrats 4. FRANK J. BERTA, JR. B Club 2, 3,4, President 4; Key Club 3; Boys' State 3; Senior Class President; Track 1,2; Foot- ball 1,2, 3,4; Player of the Week, Football 4; Student Council 3; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2, 3.4, State 2, 3,4; Divisional Wrestling Cham- pion 3; Wrestler of the Week 4; Best Season's Record Wrestling Trophy 3; Outstanding Wrestler Trophy 4. MARY ALICE BLAKE Transferred from Blackfoot, Idaho 1; Chemo- crats 4; Beaver Business Staff 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Future Nurses Club 2, 3.4, Vice President 2, 3, President 4. RITA ANN BOURASSA FHA 3; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Future Nurses 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pompons 1,2,3. THOMAS H. BRENEMAN Transferred from Lima 4; Bowling 4; Boys' Pep Club 4; Chorus 4; Mixed Quartet 4; District Music Meet 4; State Music Meet 4; Band 4; Brass Sextet 4; Junior Red Cross 4. MARCENE-BRIGGS Chemocrats 4, Secretary 4; Girls' State Alter- nate 3; Beaver Business Staff 2, 3; Annual Staff 3.4, Co-editor 4; Bowling 2,3; Drill Team 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Band 1, District Music Meet, Anaconda 1; Kinsmen Music Festival, Moosejaw 1, Student Council 4, Secretary 4; Junior Red Cross 3,4, Secretary 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Pompons 1,2,3, Council 3; MIEA Convention 3; Student Congress, Boze- man 4; High School Week 4. HELEN ELIZABETH BURK FFA Secretary 4; Pompons 2, 3, 4. DONALD RAY CAMPBELL B Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Key Club 4; Boys' State 3, County and City Officer; Beaver Staff 3,4, Editor 4, Sports Editor 3; Junior Class President; Boys' Pep Club 4, Vice President 4; Honor Society 3,4; Track 1,2, 3; Football 1,2, 3.4, Captain, All-Conference 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Captain, All-Conference 4; Basket- ball All Tourney 3; Class Decathlon Champ 2, 3; Student Council 1,4; Junior Red Cross 1,2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Junior Prom Co- Chairman 3; Elks Scholarship Award 4; Elks Leadership Award 4. WILLIAM P. CARROLL Chemocrats 4; Bowling 2, 3,4; Boys' Pep Club 4; Football 1. JOHN DEAN CHRISTENSEN Beaver Staff 4; Librarian 4; Bowling 4; Boys' Pep Club 4; Track 1,4; Chorus 3,4; Thespians 4; Junior Miss 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Honor Society 4; High School Week 4. WALTER BERG CHRISTENSEN Chemocrats 4; Bowling 3,4; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Kinsmen Band Festival, Moose- jaw 1; Saxophone Quartet 3,4; District Music Meet 1,2, 3, 4. JO ANN CLEVERLEY Bowling 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 3; Pompons 1,2,3. JEAN MARIE CROMWELL FHA 3,4; Librarian 4; Pep Club 2; GAA 2. TERESA JERENE CURTIS Beaver Staff 3; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Student Council 1; Pompons 1,2, 3, 4. KAREN ANNETTE DINZL Transferred from Three Forks 4; Beaver Staff 4; Pep Club 4. 114 DIANE MARIE DUNCAN Chemocrats 4; Girls' State Alternate 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Pompons 2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 2. ALBERTA JEANETTE DUNN FHA 1,2,3, 4, Parliamentarian 3; FHA State Convention 4; FHA District Meeting 1,2, 3,4; Librarian 4. DONALD RAYMOND DUNN Annual Staff 4; Football Manager 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Wrestling Manager 2, 4. JUDY KAY DURANT GAA 1,2. ADDIE KATHLEEN FOSTER Chemocrats 4; Beaver Staff 2, 3, Beaver Business Manager 4; Annual Staff 2; GAA 1; Bowling 1, 2, 3, Captain 3; Drill Team 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls' Trio 2,4; Mixed Quartet 4; Tri-M 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; District Music Meet 2,3,4; State Music Meet 3,4; Kinsmen Band Festival, Moosejaw 1; Teen Tones 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Pom- pons 1,2, 3. JOHN A. GARRY Key Club 3, 4; Chemocrats 4, Vice President 4; Bowling 3,4; Boys' Pep Club 4. KENNETH W. GLAUS B Club 4; FFA 1,2, 3,4, Second Vice Presi- dent 3, Sentinel 4; Boys' State 3; Senior Class Secretary; Boys' Pep Club 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Football 2, 3,4; Basketball 2, 3; Chorus 1. ROBERT LEE GNEITING FFA 1; Boys' State 3; Track 1. LINDA LEE GODFREY FHA 4; Beaver Staff 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4; Membership Chairman 4; Debate and Speech 4; Pompons 1. THOMAS W. GRAHAM B Club 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; FFA National Convention 4; State FFA Leadership Conference 3; Winter Fair Judging Team 2,3,4; Sophomore Class Treas- urer; Bowling 1,2; Ski Club 2; Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Wrestler of the Week 4. JOANNE LOUISE GRAY GAA 1; Bowling 1,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Pom- pons 1,2; Swimming Club 1. RANDAL S. HALLAS Transferred from Conrad 3; Bowling 4; Ski Club 3,4. ANNA BELLE HANSEN Beaver Staff 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Freshman Class Treasurer; GAA 2, 3,4, Sports Manager 4; Pep Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 2; Ski Club 1,2,3; Debate and Speech 1; Junior Red Cross 4, President 4; Pompons 3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. DAVID BRIAN HANSEN B Club 3,4; Bowling 4; Track 3; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Chorus 3,4, Vice President 4. VALERI J. HANSON Transferred from Helena 2; Chemocrats 4; Beaver Business Staff 4; GAA 3,4; Bowling 3,4, Team Captain 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Chorus 4; Band 4; Thespians 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Time Out for Ginger 3; Junior Miss 4. BILLIE ANNE HARKNESS FHA 1,2; Beaver Staff 3. WESLEY C. HARR Chorus 1; Band 1,2, 3, 4. JENNIE LEE HARRISON Sophomore Class Secretary; Twirlers 1,2, 3,4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 2, 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Ski Club 1; Girls' Track 3,4; Pompons 1; Harvest Ball Queen Candidate 1; Queen of Dog Patch 3. RONNIE RALPH HARRISON FFA 2; Bowling 2, 3, 4, Bowling Trips to Whitefish and Butte 3; Junior Red Cross 1,2, 3, 4. TED J. HARRISON B Club 4; FFA 1,2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 3, President 4; FFA National Convention 4; Ski Club 1; Football 1,2, 3,4. LAURITTA HAWKINS Transferred from Helena 2, Chemocrats 4; GAA 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Debate and Speech 4; Band 4; District Music Meet 4; District Speech Meet 4; Pompons 4; Beaver Business Staff 4. ROBERTA ANN HENDERSON FHA 1,2, 3, 4; District FHA Convention 1,2; Librarian 4; Pep Club 2, 3. TRACY JOE HERMAN B Club 4; Bowling 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 4. GEORGE T. HOLT B Club 4; FFA 1,2, 3,4, Reporter 4; FFA Out- standing Greenhand 1; Foundation Awards for Poultry Farming 2,3; FFA National Convention 4; Agricultural Occupations Award 4; Boys' Pep Club 4; Track 1,3; Football 1,2,4. ALICE HULET 115 Transferred from Challis, Idaho 4; FHA 4; Chemocrats 4; Future Nurses Club 4. JOAN M. HUXTABLE Chemocrats 4; Bowling 3; Drill Team 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Debate and Speech 4; A Squad Cheerleader 4; B Squad Cheer- leader 2; Pompons 1,2,3; Harvest Ball Queen 4; Nursing Achievement Award 3; Riding Club, President 2; Future Nurses Club 2. JOHN HENRY JACKSON B Club 4; FFA 1,2,3; Wrestling 4; Ski Club 1; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 4. HOLLIDAY JOHNSON Chemocrats 4; Beaver Staff 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 2, 3,4, Assistant Business Manager 2, Business Manager 3; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Honor Society 4; Debate and Speech 1,2, 3, 4, District Speech Meet 1,2, 3, 4, State Speech Meet 2,3; Quill and Scroll 3,4. NANCY JOHNSON Girls’ State 3; Annual Staff 3; GAA 1; Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Teen Tones 3,4; Tri-M 4; District Music Meet 3,4; State Music Meet 3,4; Office Girl 4. CLARA JONES Beaver Staff 4; GAA 1,2,3, 4; Bowling 3; Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 3, 4; Student Council 2; GAA Letter Club 3,4; Pom- pons 1,2,3, 4; Office Girl 4. JAMES H. JONES Transferred from Farmington, N. M. 2; FFA 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4; Chemocrats 4; Boys' State Alternate 3; Librarian 3, 4; Boys' Pep Club 4. THURIDUR DAN JONSDOTTIR ICYE Student from Iceland 4; FHA 4; GAA 4; Pep Club 4; Girls' Track 4; Debate and Speech 4; FHA District Convention 4. JAMES F. KAJIN Bowling 1,2; Ski Club 2, 3,4. PATRICIA ELANE KAMP Transferred from Libby, Montana 1; Girls' State Alternate 3; Annual Staff 3, 4; Co-editor 4; GAA 4; Bowling 4; Drill Team 4; Pep Club 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Thespians 4; Junior Miss 4; Dis- trict Speech Meet 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Pom- pons 3,4; Geometry Pin 2. KATHLEEN KAY KENNEDY Beaver Staff 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, ?■; Secre- tary 4; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Track 4; Chorus 2,3,4, Robian 4; Band 1,2, 3,4, Librarian 4; Student Council 1; GAA Letter Club 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Pompons 1,2, 3,4; District Music Meet 1,2, 3, 4. MARGUERITE ADELE KENT Riding Club 2; Chorus 2. ANITA MARIE KOENEKE FHA 3,4, District Convention 3,4; Librarian 4; Chorus 2, District Music Meet 2. KATHY KAY KOENIG Annual Staff 4; GAA 2,3,4; Bowling 4; Drill Team 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4, Kinsmen Band Festival, Moose jaw 1; District Music Meet 1,2,3, 4; Saxophone Quartet 2, 3. DONNETTE COLLEEN LADEN Chemocrats 4; GAA 2,3,4; Riding Club 2. RONALD WILLIAM LADEN FFA 1,2, 3,4, FFA Judging Team 3,4; FFA Delegate to National Convention 4; Boys' Pep Club 4; Ski Club 3; Bowling 1,2, 3,4. JULIA JOAN LEDBETTER Beaver Staff 1,2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 1,2; GAA 1.2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2; GAA Letter Club 1,2,3, 4. SUSAN KAY LIVELY Chemocrats 4; Girls' State 3; Bowling 3, 4, Sec- retary 4, State Bowling Tourney 3; Pep Club 1.2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, District Music Meet 3; Debate and Speech 4; District Speech Meet 4; Pompons 3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. RAELENE MARIE LYNCH Chemocrats 4; Beaver Staff 2, 3,4, Business Staff 1,2, Circulation Manager 2, Assistant Editor 3, Art Editor 3, Co-editor 4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; MIEA Convention 3; Twirlers 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Drum Majorette 4; GAA 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Librarian 3; Bowling 3; Drill Team 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1.2, 3,4; Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4; Girls' Track 4; Girls' Basketball 2,3,4, Captain 3; Chorus 2; District Music Meet Accompanist 2; Student Council 4, Treasurer 4; Student Council Con- ference 4; Thespians 4; Junior Miss 4; GAA Letter Club 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 1,2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; B Squad Cheerleader 2; Pompons 1,2; Council 1,2. LINDA LOUISE MAY Transferred from Butte 3; FHA 3,4, President 4; State FHA Convention 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4. BRENT TRUMAN McCANDLESS B Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Chemocrats 4; Boys' State 3; Boys' Pep Club 4; Track 1,2; Football 1, 116 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Student Council 1,3; Thespians 4; Junior Miss 4; The Storm 4; Boys' Typing Award 2; Honor Society Spelling Bee 2. steven McDonald Key Club 4; Chemocrats 4; Boys' State 3; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Boys' Pep Club 4; Junior Red Cross 2, 3,4; Interscholastic Golf 2, 3. DAVID JOHN McELDERY Transferred from Billings 3; Key Club 2, 3,4; Chemocrats 4; Boys' State 3; Boys' Pep Club 4; Ski Club 3; Track 3; Thespians 4; Debate and Speech 2, 3,4; District Speech Meet 2, 3,4; High School Week 4; Optimists Oratorical Contest, 3rd place 2, Voice of Democracy Contest, 2nd place, 4. BOBBIE JEAN MEINE Annual Staff 3,4; Twirlers 2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Bowling 4, Secretary 4; Drill Team 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Debate and Speech 1,2, 3,4; Dis- trict Speech Meet 1,2, 3, 4; State Speech Meet 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Pompons 1,2,3, 4, President 4; Geometry Pin 2; Riding Club 2, Secretary 2. RODNEY JAMES MERKEL Transferred from Bozeman 1; Key Club 2, 3; Chemocrats 4, President 4; Boys' State 3; Senior Class Vice President; Boys' Pep Club 4; Honor Society 2, 3,4, President 4; Track 4; Basketball 1,2; Junior and Senior Basketball Team Co-captain, Intramural All-Star Basket- ball Team 1; Championship Volleyball Team 2,3; Thespians 4; Junior Miss 4. ROSEMARY MILLER Beaver Business Staff 1,2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Assistant Manager 3, Business Manager 4; MIEA Convention 3; Twirlers 1,2, 3,4; GAA 1, 2,3,4; Librarian 3; Drill Team 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; District Music Meet 1,2, 3,4; State Music Meet 3,4; Mixed Quartet 4; Girls' Trio 3,4; Tri-M 4; Teen Tones 3,4; GAA Letter Club 4; Pompons 1,2, 3,4. FRANCES ANN MOONEY Chemocrats 4; Girls' State 3; Freshman Class Secretary; Junior Class Treasurer; Pep Club 1, 2.3.4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, Presi- dent 4; Honor Society 2, 3,4, Secretary 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Librarian 3, President 4; Tri-M 3.4, Secretary 3; Band 4; Teen Tones 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Pompons 1,2, 3, Vice Presi- dent 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Harvest Ball Queen Candidate 3. MARY ALICE NELSON Girls' State Alternate 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom- pons 2, 3,4. ROBERTA. NELSON FFA 3,4; Chemocrats 4; Basketball 3. JOAN LINNEA NICHOLAS Girls' State 3; Annual Staff 3,4, Co-editor 4; GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Librarian 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3,4; GAA Lecter Club 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Geometry Pin 2. BETTY ANN NOLAN Twirlers 1,2, 3, 4; GAA 1,2,3; Drill Team 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Pompons 1,2, 3,4. JERRY L. NYHART Transferred from Twin Bridges 2; FFA 2, 3,4; Bowling 2,3,4; Boys' Pep Club 4; Rodeo Club 2; FFA Foundation Award in Farm Mechanics 4. CATHERINE ODDEN Transferred from Dutton, Montana, 3. ROBERT B. PADDOCK FLOYD D. REBICH DONALD THOMAS REBISH FFA 1,2, 3, 4. DARLENE ANNE RICHARD GAA 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; GAA Letter Club 4; Geometry Pin 2. CAROL ANN RICKS FHA 1,2, Historian 1; GAA 2; Librarian 3,4. DEWEY RUEGSEGGER Boys' Pep Club 4; Track 1,2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Student Council 4. DANIEL CHRIS SANDERS B Club 4; Key Club 2, 3,4, Treasurer 2, President 3; Freshman Class Yell Leader; Junior Class Vice President; Bowling 3,4, President 4; Boys' Pep Club 4, President 4; Cheerleader 4; Track 1; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Student Council 4, Vice President 4; Junior Miss 4; Championship Volleyball Team 2,3; Rodeo Club 3; Senior Basketball Team Co- Captain; Beaver Staff 3. VIRGINIA SCHMITT Annual Staff 3; Chorus 3,4; District Music Meet 3,4; Typing Award 2. THEOLA JEAN SCHREIBER Chemocrats 4; Beaver Business Staff 2, 3,4; Drill Team 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; District Music Meet 1,2, 3,4; Kinsmen Band Festival, Moose- jaw 1; Horn Quartet 3; Pompons 1,2, 3,4; Swim- ming Club 1; Riding Club 2. RONALD EMERSON SELWAY Freshman Class Vice President; Sophomore Class 117 President; Bowling 2,3,4; Track 1; Football 1; Rodeo Club 1,2. ROY LEE SEVALSTAD Transferred from Butte 3; B Club 4; Chemo- crats 4; Boys' State 3, County Assessor at Boys' State 3; Bowling 4; Boys' Pep Club 4; Ski Club 2, 3,4, Vice President 4; Ski Team 3,4; Track 1,3,4; Football 1,2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, First Team All-Conference Football 4; Basketball 1; Senior Basketball Team, Co-Captain; Stu- dent Council 4, President 4; Thespians 4; Junior Miss 4; Volleyball Championship Team 3; St. Patrick's Day King 4. PATRICK DALE SHAFER Chemocrats 4; Bowling 3; Boys' Pep Club 4; Football 1,2. SHARON MARGARET SINCLAIR Beaver Staff 4; GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; GAA Letter Club 4; Junior Red Cross 2, 3,4; B Squad Cheerleader 2. SANDRA GAYE SMITH Beaver Staff 1,2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4; Junior Class Secretary; Drill Team 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; District Music Meet 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Night is My Enemy 2; Time Out for Ginger 3; Junior Miss 4; Jacob Comes Home 3; The Storm 4; Debate and Speech 4; District Speech Meet 3, 4; State Speech Meet 3; Quill and Scroll 4; A Squad Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Pompons 1; Harvest Ball Queen Candidate 2. EDITH LORRAINE SORENSON FHA 3,4; Historian 4; State FHA Convention 4; Pep Club 3; Honor Society 4. LYNN DEE SHORENSON Bowling 4; Boys' Pep Club 4. DENNIS BLAINE SOUTH FFA 1,2,3, 4, Reporter 3; Bowling 1; Boys' Pep Club 4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2. JEANNETTE ALMA STEWART FHA 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3; Chemocrats 4; Beaver Business Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 2; GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4; Speech 1; Pompons 2,4; FHA District Conven- tion 3, 4; Winner of CowBelle Cook-off Award 4, JOHN LEE STOCKER Bowling 3,4, State Tournament 3; Boys' Pep Club 4. BARBARA JEAN STURM Transferred from Kalispell 3; Beaver Staff 4; GAA 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Chorus 3,4; District Music Meet 3,4; Debate and Speech 4; District Speech Meet 4; A Squad Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. KATHLEEN GRACE TAYNE Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Art Editor 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3,4, Vice President 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Elk's Most Worthy Student Scholarship 4. PATRICIA TRIBBLE Transferred from Pekin, Illinois, 4. SUSAN GENIEL TUCKETT Transferred from Kalispell 3; FHA 3, 4, Song Leader 4; Beaver Staff 4; Pep Club 4; Honor Society 4; Chorus 3,4; District Music Meet, 3, 4; GAA 4. SHERWOOD DeWITT WALKER Chemocrats 4; Boys' Pep Club 4. PATSY LEA WHEELER FHA 1; Librarian 4; Pep Club 1; Chorus 1. LARRY A. WHITE Band 1,2, 3, 4. RICHARD PAUL WILLIAMS Beaver Staff 4; Boys' Pep Club 4, Secretary 4; Track 1; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Junior Red Cross 4. ARLENE GLADYS WINN Chemocrats 4; Beaver Business Staff 2, 3,4; Beaver Staff 3; MIEA Convention 3; Bowling 3, State Tournament, Lewistown, 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3; District Music Meet 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Pompons 1,2, 3, 4. JENNIFER WOLFE Transferred from South Royalton High School, South Royalton, Vermont, 4. 118 — The Beaverhead County Museum, filled to overflowing with items from this area’s pioneer era and display- ing both past and present natural resources, typifies the growth and ingenuity reflected in the county’s current commercial enterprises. A major portion of these firms have generously supported this edition of ’’The Beaver, M and without their advertising contributions, this publication would not have been possible. Kathy Kennedy talking to Joe Piazzola about student loans for college. STATE BANK AND TRUST CO. member F D I.C complete banking facilities Air-conditioned, Ample Parking, Drive-in Window BEAVERHEAD GLASS AND PAINT Columbia Paints Windshields McCloskey Varnishes Phone-- 683-4400 116 No. Washington Ray Lynch inspects a color chart while Laurie Hawkins, and Mrs. George Hawkins look on. BEAVERHEAD LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS First in Personal Service Congratulations, Class of 1966 .4 PHILLIPS 66 TRUCK AND CAR STOP Ti res Batteries Phone 683-9985 Open 24 Hours DILLON AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION DAVIS MOTOR, INC. HOWARD MOTORS Mr. Pat Donegan displaying a Universal Jeep. Raelene Lynch Kathy Kennedy b Rick 1 looming Willy Sales f Service-Conoco 24-hour service. enjoy the comforts of a Dodge Charger. COLLEGE MOTOR E H FORD SALES, INC. Pictured is a new Buick Le Sabre hardtop sedan- PAUL’S CHEVROLET, INC New L ft II Ford Sales building displays their line of 1966 cars. MONTANA SALES INC. Kathy Kennedy and Raelene Lynch looking over' a Chevrolet Impala Sports Coupe. Joe White pictured with a new International 424 Tractor with a mower. TRADE WITH A QUALITY AUTO DEALER VIGILANTE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. Serving Rural Southwestern Montana Owned by Those We Serve ELECTRIC VARIETY Jack Thumma, Owner Contracting and Appliances E M GIFT NOVELTY Sherwin Williams Paints • Redwing Pottery Gifts • Hallmark Cards and Party Goods for all Occasions Tiffin Crystal • Nortake and Homer Laughlin China 16 No. Montana • Dillon, Montana Edith Hilger Mablc Kenison Phone 6 S3-4004 Westinghouse Admiral Rosemary Miller looking over the fine selection of Hallmark cards. DILLON HEATING AND TIN Box 1124 North of Dillon Phone 683-2942 A Whole New Concept” Duracurve Gas Furnace and Air-Conditioning by LENNOX STRONG SILENT % TYPE all new gas furnace URACURVI LENNOX DESIGNED TO HANDLE AIR CONDITIONING Ask us to show you why this is the most quiet and durable gas furnace on the market! Don't be satisfied with less than LENNOX KEITH’S REALTY Farm Ranch Loans Phone: 683-4065 i Congratulations to the Class of ’66 from The Bank that is here to help each of you get what you want. THE 1ST NATIONAL BANK Dillon, Montana Member FDIC Rosemary Rieber, Margaret Sturm, and Regina Rieber are always happy to help you at anytime in their fine new facilities. McCRACKEN BROS. The Men’s Store KKKKK KKKKK KKKKK KKKKK KKKKK KKKKK KKKKK KKKKK KKKKK KKKKK 3 K H K w IW w w L-J LaJ La LaJ L'j L-“J ifj IR2 LBJ L-J A K :k K K K K 5 K K K K K K K K K :k K K K K K K K K K K K K K k K K K K c K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K 3 K K K K K K K K K K K K K K 3 S3 K K K R K K K K K K K H K 3 K K K K K K K K K K K K K K c K K K K K K K K K K K K K K 3 K K K K K K K K K K K K K K 5 K K K K K K K K K K K K K K 5 K K R K K K B K I a V. aC 3 3 K K 5 3 1 Jk 3KKKKKK 3 KKKKKK 3KKKKKK 3 K K B K K K 3KKKKKK 3KKKRKK 3KKKKKK 3KKKKKK 3KKKKKK 3KKKKKK Pr-’ 9U WENS S10RE Everything in Men’s and Boys’ Apparel Dillon Bozeman JACKSON MERCANTILE Jackson, Montanta Clothing Groceries Magazines Spo rting Goods and Gene ra I Merchandise HEBERLING’S GAMBLE STORE Your Local Headquarters For Appliances Automotive Supplies - Paints - Sporting Equipment All of the friendly Heberlings are glad to Help you at Gambles. DIAMOND BAR INN Resort — Hotel Pictured is the interior of Liu beautiful lobb of the hotel. Winter Sports Hunting - Fishing Dining - Swimming Call Jackson 834-2124 or write. MILLER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Experienced Dragline and Dozer Work Ditches Drains Excavating Richard E. Miller 235 No. Pacific Dillon, Montana Phone 683-2175 Award Sweaters and Jackets Athletic Goods Outdoor Equipment Trophies and Medals Hunting Supplies Fishing Tackle TREASURE STATE SPORTING GOODS Jim Wedin and Bob Worley - Owners Business Phone-723-6120 41 East Park Street Butte, Montana We re as close as your mailbox or phone 723-5441, Butte, Montana MONTANA’S FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE Butte and Helena D-CLUB BAR AND CAFE When in Melrose stop at the D-Club for refreshments and fishing equipment PAYLESS FOOD STORI Stop at Payless Food Store in Melrose for fresh merchandise and goods. Tom Hart, owner Phone 835-2131 HAZEL BAKER AGENCY I. b. Cl lit IT JI I (Tiiai r IIZHIIItl KIICT • i nun illllHIl H. I VRCRE I) tiariHti mu t ■((•■•ni' TITO. L NIZElll EI nriani mu lataaaan Southern Montana Abstract and Title Company PARISIAN CLEANERS The World's Most Recommended Dry Cleaning” For Free Pick-up and Delivery Phone 683-2801 Paul Pilgrim showing Kathy Kennedy an example of the Parisian's Quality Service. OASIS CAFE AND FOUNTAIN Where all the Beavers Meet Bobbie Jean Meine serving Steve fclwood, David Le nil art, and Jim Hyatt. COAST-TO-COAST STORES Save most at Coast-to-Coast Bob, Lois, Judy Phone 683-4412 We're Always Busy at Coast-to-Coast.” ROBERTS FOODS, INC. Your AG” Store Wliere Service is a Smile Wider TESLOW INC. Fertilizers Feed Seed Purina Chows Pictured is the fine Meats Department at Roberts. DILLON PORTRAIT STUDIO Class Photos Family Group Pictures NICK’S PLACE When in Melrose stop in at Nick's - Your Hunting and Fishing Headquarters Phone - Nick DeLeon 835-2101 THE HOLIDAY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 5Bd Y v and' - m CLEANERS Pictured is Nick DeLeon, owner. The Holiday Service Center Dry Cleaning and Coin Laundry Front Street and East Harrison Ave Butte, Montana Open hours A W ROOT BEER Ice Cream Chicken Pizza Corn Dogs Tacos Pizza Burgers Jumbo Burgers Pork Chop Sandwiches Many take advantage of the fine car service. ______________________________________________ I SKEETS CAFE N DINING ROOM D Homemade Pies Choice Beef ’’The finest Home Cooked Food” HOTEL METLEN Cafe-- Lounge - Finnish Steam Taxi Baths The Gilfeathers Dilion, Montana OSSELLO’S 926 S. Arizona Butte, Montana Phone 723-6553 Historic Hotel Metlen has honied travelers for over 80 years. MONTANA POWER CO. Serving YOU is our Business. All tin? folks at MON TANA POVVTR do tlieir best to be Rood neighbors and good citizens. If there's a nail to be pounded or any other job around, you can count on the Montana Power folks to help. BEAVERHEAD BAR SUPPLY WHOLESALERS STEWART CONSTRUCTION Pictured is the new Williams Feed and Seed fertilizer bin being constructed by Stewart Construction. Dillon, Montana ROBERTSON READY-MIX ERNIE’S DISTRIBUTING CO. Winning Combination Coca-Cola and the Beavers Seeing Ernie's Coca-Cola truck around town gives one a refreshing feeling. WHEELER INN Congratulations To The 1966 Graduates Junction of Highways 41 and 91 Open 24 Hours AFTER SCHOOL CROWD ENJOYING COKES. VETERINARY HOSPITAL Dillon, Montana Don K Shaffner D. V.M. Norman W. Nelson D. V.M. Gordon E. Knorr D. V.M. Phone 683-2385 PETERSON DRUG 36 E. Bannack Phone 683-4441 Service and Prescriptions--our two most important products. Congratulations on the many accomplishments of the Class of '66. WISE RIVER CLUB Hotel - Motel - Bar - Cafe - Service Station Heart of the fishing and hunting country club RIVEN wise Mike and Roy Sevalstad standing in front of Wise River Club. Congratulations to the Outstanding Class of '66. BRIGGS RANCH, INC. Dell, Montana Approximately 150,000 acres of land devoted to breeding: DILLON RANCH SUPPLY CO Industrial and Agricultural John Deere Sales Service Box 585 Dial 683-5881 Dillon Montana Looking up to Greater Profits with John Deere. ELIEL’S DEPARTMENT STORE Bobbie Brooks • Ship and Shore • Pantsmaker - Catalina Anne Kerr helping Kathy Kennedy pick out her summer swimsuit. DILLON PUBLIC AUCTION, INC. Dillon, Montana Sale Day - Monday Second Thursday each month (Cattle, Sheep and Hogs) (Special Horse Sale) Thursday (Special Sheep and Cattle Sales in Season) Henry Peters and Sons, Managers Bank reference-State Bank and Trust Co. Bonded for your protection Finest Advertising Medium in Southwestern Montana KDBM ABC PAUL HARVEY Sponsored at noon by THE DILMART and at 6 by TESLOW, INC. I SNEED’S SPORTING GOODS Life I nsurance is like Education It doesn’t cost_ IT PAYS! BOB HAWKINS. SPECIAL AGENT Til Lincoln . mm NATONAL Life .NSURANCe COMPANY FORT WAYNE. INDIANA Don Campbell and Dan Sanders looking over the Hondas. THE TRIBUNE EXAMINER Dillon, Montana Shop at the Tribune Cor office and school supplies. Compliments of BEAVERHEAD PRINTERS Dillon, Montana J ESCRIPtiq MITCHELL’S DRUG Prescriptions - Gifts - Russell Stover Candy - Cosmetics DILLON CABLE T.V. Skyline Education Located in an attractive office on Bannack Street JENSEN CHEVRON First Class Service to Everyone Chevron Gasolines Delo Lubricating Oils Diesel Fuels RPM Greases Batteries Tires Pictured is the fine selection of furniture available at THE DILMART. THE DILMART SPONSORS DILLON IMPLEMENT COMPANY Congratulations, Class of '66 Pontiac Sales and Service HARRIS OPP GARAGE 131 E. Helena Dillon, Montana WARNER'S FOOD STORE MONTANA MOTOR SUPPLY There is no substitute for quality. 104 No. Montana Street Dillon Phone 683-2319 Phone 683-2349 ANDERSON SHEET METAL WORKS 108 No. Montana Street Dillon Phone 683-5801 STANDARD LUMBER and COAL COMPANY ISABELLA'S DRESS SHOP Fashions for the High School Cutie 39 No- Idaho St. Dillon, Montana WILLIAMS FEED, INC. Building Materials Fuller Paints WILLIAMS LAWN and GARDEN CENTER Phone 683-2881 JACK'S MARKET Frozen Foods Locker Boxes Meats and Groceries Serving the Area Since 1932 Phone 683-2366 ANTHONY'S Fashion Store for Students Dillon IBEY CONSTRUCTION CO. , INC. Dillon Building Supply Company Phone 683-5541 THE CRESTON MOTEL For Restin'-Try Creston 335 So. Atlantic-Phone 683-2341 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bonneau, owners PUYEAR'S INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance of All Kinds 25 So. Idaho Phone 683-4111 Insure to Be Sure. O K RUBBER WELDERS Recapping New Tires CO-OP SUPPLY, INC. PETROLANE STEELGAS SERVICE 226 East Bannack Dillon, Montana Box 670 Dillon Phone 683-5391 Phone 683-2931 SPONSORS Underwood-Olivetti Machines Office Furniture G Supplies Copy Machines Duplicating Machines Dictating Equipment DON'S OFFICE MACHINE COMPANY D. J. McLaughlin 123 N. Main St. Phone 792-3019 Butte JIM BARRETT -----Insurance---- Telephone 683-5361 Jim Barrett Box 1108 Dillon, Montana Congratulations, Class of '66 WILLIAMS CAMERA SHOP Natural Color Butte, Montana Phone 792-0454 Batteries RALPH'S Washing Tires ENCO Lubrication Tubes Accessories SERVICE and GARAGE Humble Oil Distributor Phone 276-3431 Lima, Montana CLUB ROYAL 1 Mile North of Dillon on Highway 91 Fine Foods-Delicious Steaks, Seafood Chicken Dinners Open 1-12 p. m. Phone S and M CONSTRUCTION, INC. Robert N. Miller Chan Stallings President Box 883 Sec. -Treas. Dillon, Montana Phone 683-2626 WISDOM HARDWARE Pa ints -Hardwa re - Dishes Skiing Equipment Dwain McKevitt, owner Wisdom, Mont. Reliable Mechanics Car and Truck Parts HELMING BROTHERS, INC. Wisdom, Montana Royal Typewriters Sales--Service--Supplies WIRTZ G FLINK BUSINESS MACHINES 129 W. Broadway Phone 792-6162 Butte Kenneth A. Flink Joe Wirtz co-owner co-owner FINLEN HOTEL and MOTOR INN Butte, Montana Phone Our Personal Best Wishes to Our Wonderful 1966 Graduates WAYNE and ANNELIES MONTGOMERY Lakeview Ranch G Ski Area and Monida Summit Hotel Specialized Farming Equipment Allis Chalmers SOUTHMONT TRACTOR CO. Box 1103 Telephone 683-2781 Dillon, Montana Car Repair Originators of Snowplane JACKSON GARAGE Jackson, Montana Owners, John and Kenneth Krause LION'S DEN 1 4 Mile North of Dillon on Highway 41 Steaks, Seafood, and Chicken Dinners Every Day 5-12 p. m. WISDOM MARKET Wisdom's All-Around Store Pete and Bessie Rasmussen, owners Gas and Oil Supplies Tire Service McKEVITT'S CONOCO SERVICE Owned and Managed by Dwain McKevitt SPONSORS (of Organizations in Annual) Joyce and Mel McDowell Ranch, Wisdom Ned-Eva Lanes, Dillon Sponsored Wrestling Sponsored Bowling Lester Else Ranch, Inc., Wisdom Schulz and Davis, Attorneys, Dillon Sponsored Maior Varsity Basketball Sponsored Student Council Mark Ciemow Ranches, Inc., Wisdom Sponsored Varsity Track W. G. Gilbert, Jr., Attorney, Dillon Sponsored National Honor Society Southern Montana Telephone, Wisdom Sponsored FHA BOOSTERS DILLON Andrus Hotel Big Dipper Bramsman Radio-TV Service Carr's Fuel Company Dairy Queen Dillon Creamery Dillon Hide and Fur Company Dr Hiltbrand, Chiropractor Frank M . Davis Fred Bridenstine Hazel’s Style Shop Hignight Plumbing and Heating Hugulet Conoco Service Station Husky Service Station J. C. Penney Company, Inc. Johnson Saddlery Johnson’s Hi-Way Grocery Kentucky Cash Grocery Later’s Jewelry Mooney Trucking Mount joy Flowers and Gifts Stamm Jewelers Stephens Greenhouse Town Pump Service Station DILLON Valley Motor Supply Company Warren Theater Wheat Diesel Shop LIMA Bramlette’s Variety Store and Cafe Lima Mercantile Mitchell's Barber Shop MELROSE Melrose Motel Sportsman Motel WISE RIVER Walter Gnose Mercantile BUTTE Butte Floral Company Community Meadow Gold Gene's Ladies Apparel Tom Kirby Appliances A small island reflects the serenity of Clark Canyon Dam, better known as Map Hawkins Lake” -- Beaverhead County's popular new year-round recreation site which also pro- vides water for thousands of thirsty acres in the vast East Bench Reclamation Project.