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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1967 volume:

1967 BEAVER Beaverhead County High School Dillon, Montana TABLE OF CONTENTS To recapture the exciting spirit of the Old West, there is nothing like a Rodeo. Ride with us now through those wild days of yesteryear in the pages of the 1967 Beaver. Our division pages, depicting rodeo scenes, were sketched by Heidi Wolfe, Beaverhead County High School senior, under the direction of Mr. James Corr, art instructor. Dedication.................3 School Board...............4 Administration.............5 Secretary, Custodians and Bus Drivers...........6 Faculty....................7 Organizations.............11 Activities . . . Royalty .... Music . . . . Sports . . . . Classes.... Senior Sketches Advertising . . . 35 . 49 . 55 . 61 . 77, 93, 103, and 111 118 123 2 MRS. HELEN ANDRUS The Beaverhead County High School Annual Staff devotes this edition to Mrs. Helen Andrus whose sixteen years of classroom effort and school service have been instrumental in the success of so many students. She has headed the Home Economics Department and has directed the Future Homemakers of America through many years of noteworthy achievements. Thank you, Mrs . Andrus, for your understanding and as- sistance. We sincerely wish you continued good fortune and happiness in all of your future endeavors. 3 SEATED: Principal B. W. Lodge, Mr. Carl Davis (County Attorney), Mrs. Eileen Stephens, Mrs. Margaret Hagen- barth. Dr. Warren Monger (Chairman of Board), Mr. John Burwell; STANDING: Mr. Joseph Campeau (New Building Architect), Mr. Paul Stahl, Jr., and Mr. Lester Jones. (Missing: Mrs. Josephine Eudaily, (Superintendent of Schools). SCHOOL BOARD Guides Progress These distinguished citizens of Beaverhead County volunteer their time and ability to the betterment of our high school. They are totally dedicated to the school and to its progress in the field of education. To our School Board, we owe thanks and appreciation for the finest possible educa- tional system. 4 ADMINISTRATION Directs Policies SENIORS OF 1967: If luck deals you a good hand, play it for all it is worth; if not, play the hand you get as well as you can. Work and persistence are important to success, but there is, nevertheless, the element of chance. There will be times when you may be dis- couraged because somebody else seems to be getting along better. If you have spent your time at work and with honest effort, you must remember that possibly it is by chance that someone else seems to be more successful. Or, if life gives you unusual- ly good opportunities, this does not give you an excuse for resting on your oars. It means that much more is expected of you than of someone else. You must give more back to the world in return. I trust this advice will be as valuable as the advice given by a lawyer to his client who called from the state penitentiary and complained, They’ve shaved my head, cut slits in my trouser legs, and rolled up my sleeves. Now what should I do?” My advice to you, the lawyer answered, is don’t sit down.” BEST WISHES, MRS. RUTH WENGER Custodians Our two industrious janitors, Jules and Don, can be seen daily in the halls sweep- ing, dusting, and polishing. They have kept our school looking spotless at all times. Bus Drivers Since Beaverhead County High School has many students living in rural areas, a number of qualified bus drivers are needed to provide transportation to school each day. They also took students to out- of-town sports events and other activities. Secretary Mrs. Ruth Wenger, our faithful and patient secretary of Beaverhead County High School, always has a cheerful smile for the students. She performs her many duties each day with effici- ency and capability. DON SMITH AND JULES WENGER Emerson Selway, Don Rude, Donald Smith, Ken Walt, Richard Wenger, Bob Sawyer, Jim Given, Jerry Stone, and John Wilkerson. MRS. HELEN ANDRUS, B. A. Home Economics I, II, III, IV MR. CLAUDE ANKENY, M. S. U. S. History, Government, Economics MRS. JAN BLACK, B. A. Girls' P.E., Health MR. DEL CARROLL, B.S. MR. JAMES CORR, M. A. Guidance, Coach English I, Art, Athletic Director, Basketball Coach MR. ALFRED GOLDE, M. A. MRS. BETTY HENNINCSEN, B. A. German, Physics, Chemistry English I, II, IV 8 MR. FRANK HULL, M. S. English ID, IV, Journalism, Dramatics MR. ALDEN IRISH, B. S. Vo- Ag I, II, III, IV, Vocations MR. JAMES KEEF, M.S. Physical Science I, World Geography MR. RONKENISON, B. A. Shop I, II; Mechanical Drawing, Football Coach, Track Coach MR. R. K. MacDONALD, M.S. English II, Library MR. RICHARD MENTI, B. A. Boys' P. E., U. S. History, Wrestling Coach MR. GILE MITCHELL, B. S. Algebra, General Math, Speech MRS. GERTA MULAR, B. S. Spanish I, II; Typing I MR. WILLIAM MULAR, M. S. Biology, Physical Science II 9 MR. MAX NIELD, M. S. English I, II, IV; Bookkeeping MR. ROBERT SAWYER, B. A. French I, II; U. S. History MRS. EVELYN STAUFFER, M. E. Typing I, H; Annual Staff MRS. HELEN WHEAT, B. A. MR. JOHN WILKERSON, B. S. English III, Shorthand I, II Algebra I, II; Advanced Math MR. DAVID WILSON, M. S. Chorus, Band MRS. HOLLY WILSON, M. S. Special Education MR. ROBERT WOLF, B. A. Geometry, Drivers' Training 10 SEATED: Judy Seidensticker, business manager; Jim Hagenbarth, Student Body presi- dent; David Glaus, vice president; and Terry Hazelbaker, secretary; STANDING: Mr. Ankeny, adviser. STUDENT COUNCIL Authored Novel Projects The Student Council trains and helps students to understand the management of school affairs. Under the excellent supervision of Mr. Ankeny, the Student Council conducted various school activities -- Homecoming Bonfire and Dance, Crowning of the Home- coming Queen, initiating an annual ’’Hush Day, ” purchasing and installing American flags in all of the classrooms, re-decorating the Recreation Center, sponsoring the annual Orientation Day, and promoting school spirit throughout the entire school year. John Schuler, Robin Bonneau, Adele Rebich, Kirk Bergeson. Junior Sophomore Representatives Senior Representatives Representatives Kathy Cornish, Linda Sanders, Joe Linduska. (Missin;.: Wayne Else.) Freshman Mary Barrett, Cathy Crosser, Doug Howard. (Missing: Tom Mooney.) Representatives Tim Swartz, John Walker, Sandra South, Salle Shepherd. ROW 1: Dave Glaus, Marc Sanders, Jim Hagenbarth, Jock McDowell, Mr. Mitchell; ROW 2: Dale Grose, John Glaus, Glen Owen, Phil Hawkins, Mike Riley, Dan DeLeon; ROW 3: Kerry Koenig, Tom Peterson, Blake Sevalstad, Bob Hazeltine, John Cornish, Joe Linduska, and David Irish. KEY CLUB Benefited Community Programs The Key Club, a service organization affiliated with the Kiwanis International, is dedicated to working for a better school and community. Several projects kept the Key Club members busy throughout the year — painting parking lanes around the high school and hospital, raking the hospital lawn, conducting the auto safety check pro- gram and the Honda raffle sale, assisting in the Kiwanis apple sale, and installing bleachers at the football field. The members also assisted with various services in the following programs: county fair, a magician show, local Blood Drawing, hospital carnival, and the school bond election. In October Marc Sanders and Jim Hagenbarth attended a training session in Bozeman. Dillon Key Club delegates attending the state convention in April were Van Stallman, Kerry Koenig, and Bob Hazeltine. Phil Hawk- ins attended the National Key Club Convention in Louisville, Kentucky, in June. Officers for the 1966-1967 year were President, Marc Sanders; Vice President, Jim Hagenbarth; Secretary, Dave Glaus; and Treasurer, Jock McDowell. Mr. Gile Mitchell was the Key Club adviser. Spring Initiates ROW 1: John Chaffin, John Walker, Craig Rule, Gary Love; ROW 2: Bradley Briggs, DeVon Childs, Steve Banning, Dan Sutton, Cordell Briggs; ROW 3: Pat Church, D. J. Smith, Dave Cypher, Rich LaMotte, and Rollie Amundson. ROW 1: Marc Sanders, Margaret Stahl, Robin Bonneau, Jim Feathers; ROW 2: Mr. Wolf, Linda Brown, Carole Paddock, Linda Madsen, Patty Carlson, Jolyn Kesel, Carol Lodge, Judy Dodd, Marilyn Broman, Jean Saito; ROW 3: Karen Kennedy, Lynn Buyan, Judy Seidensticker, Judy Lakner, Dorothy Grose, Della Bacon, Carole Homan, Sherry Sanders; ROW 4: Dave Glaus, Jim Hagenbarth, Dave Cypher, Doug Howard, Allen Martinell, Mike Riley, and Walter Zobell. HONOR SOCIETY Marked Expansion Growth was the key word in activities of the National Honor Society. During an effec- tive candlelight ceremony nineteen new members were inducted in December. In order to promote scholarship in the Junior High, a National Junior Honor Society was initiated by the senior group. This was perhaps the first organization of its kind in Montana. An Honor Bowl was held in the spring of the year. Officers for the year were President, Jim Feathers; Vice President, Marc Sanders; Secretary, Margaret Stahl; Treasurer, Robin Bonneau; Historian, Patty Carlson. Mr. Robert Wolf was adviser. ROW 1: Carole Paddock, Linda Madsen, Jolyn Kesel, Carol Lodge, Judy Dodd, Jean Saito; ROW 2: Mr. Wolf, Lynn Buyan, Judy Seidensticker, Dorothy Grose, Della Bacon, Carole Ho- man, Sherry Sanders; ROW 3: Dave Cypher, Doug Howard, Allen Martinell, Mike Riley, and Walter Zobell. Sponsored by W. G. GILBERT, Jr. Attorney-at-Law ROW 1: (top to bottom) Teny Hazelbaker, Della Bacon, Dorothy Grose, Margaret Stahl (DELEGATES); ROW 2: Karen Kennedy, Joanne Heggelund, Lynn Buyan, Patty Carlson (ALTERNATES). (Lynn Buyan was the official delegate from Melrose but was un- able to attend.) GIRLS’ STATE Learned Governmental Lessons Four girls were selected to attend the 1966 Montana Girls’ State at Bozeman on June 23-July 1. They were selected by the junior girls on the basis of leadership, scholar- ship, and personality. Margaret Stahl and Terry Hazelbaker were selected to repre- sent Dillon; Lynn Buyan was chosen to represent Melrose; and Della Bacon was representative from the Wisdom area. The sponsoring organizations were the American Legion Auxiliary, PEO, and the Grange. Alternates selected were Karen Kennedy, Patty Carlson, Dorothy Grose, and Joanne Heggelund. Girls’ State included a govern- ment course beginning at the city level and progressing to state government. At each level the girls ran for offices and then ex- perienced the work that went with the glory of being elected. The week ended with an impressive graduation ceremony with the Honorable Governor Babcock as guest speaker. BOYS’ STATE Delegates Named To Offices Ten boys from Beaverhead County High School attended the 1966 session of Montana Boys’ State held at Western Montana College from August 13 - August 21. These boys were selected on the basis of scholarship, character, and leadership. During the week the boys attended classes on Montana 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 officers. The Dillon delegates held several offices. Kirk Bergeson was elected a county auditor; Philip Davis, a city health commissioner; Jim Feathers, a mem- ber of a city coun- cil; Jim Hagenbarth, a member of a city council; Tad Hen- ningsen, a city chief of police and an as- sitant county audi- tor; Marc Sanders, a city chief of po- lice; Phil Taylor, a city chief of police. Dan Struckman was a news reporter on the Stater, of ROW 1: Jock McDowell, David Glaus, Jim Hagenbarth, Marc Sanders, Phil Taylor, IlCial Boys State John Schuler; ROW 2: Lee Wilhelm, Philip Davis, Kirk Bergeson, Dan Struckman, newspaper. Tad Henningsen, and Jim Feathers. ROW 1: Mr. Golde, Patty Carlson, Marilyn Broraan, Dorothy Grose; ROW 2: Kathy Deputy, Judy Seidensticker, Margaret Stahl, Catherine Wilson, Susan Howard, Janet Mountjoy, Judy Lakner, Kathy Smith, Lynn Buyan, Adele Rebich; ROW 3: Gary Lively, Frank Hall, Rich Given, Mike Riley, Jim Hagenbarth, and Marc Sanders. The Future Nurses worked at the Parkview Acres Nursing Home and the Barrett Hospital this year. One of their main projects was decorating both the rest home and hospital for Christmas. They also sang carols and gave out cookies. For Valentine's Day they made valentines and filled nut cups for each patient. Anne and Pat Wehler held the record for working hours for the year. Eleven new members were accepted during the year. Officers were President, Karen Rampy; Vice President, Susan Taylor; Secretary, Linda Rand; Treasurer, Marie Kruljac; and Historian, Joy Snowden. Mrs. Jackie Richardson and Mrs. Helen Andrus were advisers of the group. CHEMOCRATSToured Atomic Reactor Station Chemocrat meetings held on the first Thursday of each month were highlighted by demonstrations and short speeches pertaining to subjects of interest to members. In February the group traveled to the National Reactor Testing Station near Arco, Idaho. Officers for the year were President, Patty Carlson; Vice President, Marilyn Broman; Secretary-Treasurer, Dorothy Grose. Mr. Golde was the adviser. ROW 1: Linda Rand, Susan Taylor, Karen Rampy, Marie Kruljac; ROW 2: Pat Wehler, Judy Brown, Anne Wehler, Sharon Blomquist; ROW 3: Becky Stallings, Barbara Briney, and Gail Cromwell. FUTURE NURSES Assisted Senior Citizens SEATED: Brenda Alley, Sharon Smith, Mr. MacDonald, Karen Rampy, Linda Rand, Linda Madsen; STANDING: Danette Hawkins, Nancy Sorenson, Marvin Furnandiz, Leonard Car- roll, Marlene Rebich, Kathy Snyder, and Jean Wheeler. LIBRARIANS Performed Various Chores Posting and collecting fines, checking books, and helping students with research are a few of the many duties of the student librarians. A new addition to the library this year was a record player, which is listened to by earphones. A wide selection of records were available for listening. OFFICE GIRLS Provided A Helping Hand These capable students arranged their busy schedules to assist our school secretary, Mrs. Ruth Wenger, with her many office duties during the school day. The girls learned office responsibilities of many types. Mrs. Ruth Wenger, Kathy Deputy, Terry Hazelbaker, Linda Cook, Robin Bonneau, Susan Howard, Janet Mountjoy, and Judy Dodd. ROW 1: Susan Howard, Judy Seidensticker, Karen Kennedy, Marie Kruljac, Mary Ed Nichols, Lynn Buyan, Catherine Wilson; ROW 2: Bonnie Blomquist, Kathy Deputy, David Duncan, Mr. Mitchell, Steve Elwood, Patty Carlson, and Joellen Johnson. JUNIOR RED CROSS Sponsored Vietnamese Child The annual Junior Red Cross drive produced a 90 per cent membership in BCHS. A service project of supplying a Baby Care package to help a Vietnamese infant was adopted. The Junior Red Cross Council members helped in the local Red Cross Blood Drawings by providing secretarial help. They also assisted the Senior Red Cross Chapter by making advertising posters for their fund drive. Officers for the year were President, Tad Henningsen; Vice President, John Schuler, Secretary, Judy Dodd; Treasurer, Kathy Deputy. Mr. Wolf was adviser. SPEECH Students Competed in State Meets Speech and debate participants attended meets at Bozeman, Helena, Livingston, Ana- conda, and the District Meet at Bozeman during the year. Steve Elwood took top honors at the Livingston meet with his humorous declamation, ’’Noah's Ark, ” and placed fourth at the District Meet, making him eligible for the State Meet in Billings. Others attending the District Meet were Patty Carlson, Joellen Johnson, Dave Duncan, Karen Kennedy, Joanne Heggelund, Kathy Deputy, Marie Kruljac, and Judy Seiden- sticker. Mr. Gile Mitchell was adviser. SEATED: Judy Dodd, John Schuler, Mr. Wolf, Tad Henningsen, Kathy Deputy; STANDING: Pete Burwell, Dwight Richard, Dotte Rand, Mike Sevalstad, Vickie McCracken, Becky Barrett, Carol Lodge, Michelle Stewart, Sally Andersen, Janet Mount joy, Karen Kennedy, Blake Sevalstad, D. J. Smith, Nick DeLeon, Dale Grose, John Glaus, and Steve Huffaker. SEATED: Mr. Hull, Marta McGovern, Karen Kennedy, Patty Carlson; STANDING: Walter Zobell, Mike Riley, Philip Davis, Susan McEldery, Karen Graves, Dan Stuckman, Sally Andersen, Fern Kay Jones, Robin Bonneau, Danette Hawkins, Susan Davis, and Anne Wehler. THESPIANS Applauded For Productions Under the direction of Mr. Frank Hull, Thespian Troupe 752.produced two thrilling plays during the year. The fall play, ’’Jenny Kissed Me, ” was a delightful story about the niece of an Irish priest’s housekeeper and the effect she had on the lives of the people in the rectory during her stay. The audience witnessed the change of Jenny for an impressionable adolescent to a mature young woman through guidance and romance. Audiences proclaimed ’’Jenny Kissed Me” as one of the best plays at BCHS in recent years. ”La Peasant, ” a medieval French farce, emphasized the differences of personalities of a merchant, a farmer, and the farmer’s wife. In the end, everyone wins. This year's officers were President, Karen Kennedy; Vice President, Patty Carlson; and Secretary-Treasurer, Marta McGovern. 1966 Fall Initiates Danette Hawkins, Mike Riley, Walter Zobell, Anne Wehler, Karen Graves, Fern Kay Jones, Robin Bonneau, and Susan Davis. SEATED: Mary Richards, Anita Valach, Philip Davis, Kathi Hulet, Sharon Allen, Patty Carlson, Karen Graves, Sue Howard; STANDING: Jean Saito, Karen Rampy, Mrs. Stauffer, Lynn Buyan, and Judy Seidensticker. ANNUAL STAFF Compiled Yearly Review Working many hours to present the best yearbook yet kept the members of the ANNUAL Staff hop- ping. Soliciting ads, writing stories, cropping pictures, drawing layout, and proofreading were just a few of the many facets of this huge task. The co-editors of the 1967 ANNUAL were Sharon Allen and Kathi Hulet. The editors were aided by the many assistants who helped with art work, typing, identifying pictures, selling ads -- Patty Carlson and Jean Saito, assistant editors; Heidi Wolfe, art; Philip Davis, sports editor;' Lynn Buyan, Karen Graves, Sue Howard, Karen Rampy, iMary Richards, Judy Seidensticker, Anita Valach, staff assistants; Nedra Pilgrim, Terry Hazelbaker and Linda Cook, business managers. Mrs. Stauf- fer was adviser of the ANNUAL Staff. Business Staff Nedra, Terry and Linda Kathi and Sharon SEATED: Joan Wilhelm, Fern Kay Jones, Pat Godfrey, Nedra Pilgrim, Terry Hazelbaker, Linda Cook, Carol Lodge, Marta McGovern; STANDING: Anita Valach, Harriet Palmer, Linda Madsen, Sally Andersen, Della Bacon, Jim Hyatt, Linda Sanders, Karen Washburn, Sue Howard, Danette Hawkins, Kathy Brown, Joellen Johnson, and Toni Graham. SEATED: Kathy Brown, Dwight Richard, Pat Godfrey, Lynn Buyan, Patty Carslon, Anne Wehler, Jim Feathers, Ray Boegner, Mike O'Brien; STANDING: Sharon Allen, Janet Mountjoy, Kay Detton, Karen Washburn, Mike Riley, Joan Wilhelm, Fern Kay Jones, Jolyn Kesel, Mr. Hull, Danette Hawkins, Dan Struckman, Nedra Pilgrim, Terry Hazelbaker, Beth Casey, and Charles Martin. BEAVER STAFF Gathered The News The BEAVER Staff under the direction of Dan Struckman and Mike Riley, editors, and adviser Mr. Hull, worked long hours to produce the well- organized BEAVER papers of 1966-1967. Re- porting, writing stories, and headlines, proof- reading, and laying out the paper was only a part of the many duties that went into each addition of the BEAVER. A hard-working Business Staff, headed by Marilyn Broman and Danette Hawkins, collected the advertising funds which made it possible for the BEAVER to be printed. Dan Struckman, Mike Riley, Marilyn Broman, Mr. Hull, and Danette Hawkins. Business Staff ROW I: Kathy Brown, Mary Barrett, Danette Hawkins, Marilyn Broman, Dan Struckman, Mike Riley, Joan Wilhelm; ROW 2: Linda Sanders, Joellen Johnson, Alaine Shields, Carol Lodge, Toni Graham, Susan Taylor, Roxy Hanson, Marie Kruljac, Mr. Hull; ROW 3: Kitty Wilson, Roberta Warrick, Mary Malesich, Janet Mount- joy, Cora Larson, Sue Howard, Sydney Shaffner, Karen Anderson, Judi Stocks, Susan McEldery; Kathy Cornish, Karen Graves, Micki Stewart, Marlene Williams, Linda Madsen, Marlene Rebish; ROW 4: Claris Bolick, Joanne Heggelund, Shirley Rebich, Fern Kay Jones, Marta McGovern, Pat Godfrey, Nedra Pilgrim, Terry Hazelbaker, and Anita Valach. 21 ROW 1: Mrs. Andrus, Elaine Husted, Cora Larson, Carleen Richardson, Lynn Buy an, Marie Kruljac, Pam Camp, Helen Rebich; ROW 2: Chris Bridgewater, Linda Brown, Karen Graves, Elinore Monger, Sandi South, Alberta Poe, PatWehler, Debbie Smith, Deanna Richard; ROW 3: Anna Piper, Sharon Smith, Karen Plenert, Susan White, Jerry Ryan, Lisa Smith, Debbie Ruff, and Judy Brown. FHA Hosted District II Convention The Dillon Chapter of FHA, an organization farthering interest in Home Economics, worked toward two state programs this year -- ’’Citizenship Challenges You” and ’’Individuality Counts.” The FHA sponsored numerous activities, including the serving of the annual FFA Parent-Son Banquet; serving for the FFA Greenhand Initiation; a scavenger hunt; a bingo party at Parkview Acres; helping the FFA decorate the school for Christmas; helping the local Heart Drive Chairman with a high school drive; Mother’s Day Tea and Style Show; 21st Birthday Celebration of FHA in honor of all past BCHS members of FHA; putting up a bulletin board in recognition of all the na- tional holidays during the school year; and, perhaps the most important job of all, being hostess group for the District II Convention. In March, the local chapter was represented at the State Convention in Great Falls, with theme ”21 Years - Foundation for Progress;” five delegates attended. At the Convention Lynn Buyan received her State Degree, the first member from Beaverhead County High School to receive this award. The officers responsible for the successful activities this year were President, Lynn Buyan; Vice President, Marie Kruljac; Secretary, Elaine Husted; Treasurer, Helen Rebich; Parliamentarian, Carleen Richardson; Reporter, Cora Larson; and Song Leader, Pam Camp. Mrs. Andrus was the adviser and Mrs. Frances Richardson served as chapter mother. Registration Committee making last minute plans FHA girls working diligently to serve the Annual for the District Convention. FFA Parent-Son Banquet. Sponsored by SOUTHERN MONTANA TELEPHONE, Wisdom DELEGATES TO STATE FHA CONVENTION: Mrs. Andrus, Cora Larson, Lynn Buy an, Carleen Richard- son, Pam Camp, and Marie Kruljac. Vickie McCracken modeling her stun- ning ensemble in the Spring Style Show, with theme of It's A Mod, Mod World ! Lynn Buyan receiving her State Homemaking Award at the State Convention banquet held in Great Falls. Lynn is pictured with two state officers. Fabulous Flashbacks , showing the changing styles from 1900 up to the present time, and honoring the past FHA members of Beaverhead County High School. ROW 1: Mr. Irish, W. Zobell, M. Clemow, J. McDowell, D. Glaus, W. Else, J. Glaus, A. Martinell, W, Huxtable; ROW 2: B. Shaffner, B. Briggs, B. Mooney, T. Peterson, D. J. Smith, C. Camp, D. Irish, G. Mooney, J. Malesich, W. Hansen; ROW 3: F. Nelson, R. Crawford, S. Hirschy, E. Young, T. Swartz, S. Huffaker, J. Walker, B. Lewis, L. Huxtable, R. Bay, B. Henderson; ROW 4: R. Barnes, A. Sorenson, N. Proctor, D. Childs, A. Eck, K. Rand, B. Ashworth, A. Forsythe, B. Remely, R. Later, B. Stephens, E. Lovell, C. Traughber; ROW 5: R. Jackson, J. Rieber, D. Smith, J. Decker, S. Schroder, J. Corman, P. Griffith, G. Scofield, S. Hulet, M. Tribble, and L. Walker. FFA Molds Leaders For Agriculture Beginning their 37th year of activities at Beaverhead County High School, the Beaverhead Chapter of the Future Farmers of America held its annual Harvest Ball in the fall with Rich and the Poor Boys providing the music. The Junior queen candidate, Karen Anderson, was crowned the 1966 Harvest Ball Queen. Delegates to the National FFA Convention, held in Kansas City, Missouri, on October 7-14, were David Glaus, Wade Hansen, Jock McDowell, and Monte Clemow. They made a summation of their trip at the annual Parent-Son Banquet, which was held on February 21. The Winter Fair Judging Team was composed of Allen Martinell, Walter Zobell, and John Glaus; the alternate judges were Rich Jackson, Wayne Else, and John Rieber. This year's Chapter Greenhand was John Walker. A number of members attended the District FFA Convention in Deer Lodge on March 17 and 18. Tom Peterson, Allen Martinell, and Walter Zobell were members on the State Judging Team, which participated during the State FFA Convention in Bozeman early in April. Monte Clemow was named a State Star Farmer, a Chapter Star Farmer, and was elected third State Vice President at the State Convention. Mr. Alden Irish was FFA adviser. 1966-1967 Officers of FFA were (L. to R.) Mr. Irish, adviser; Wayne Else, parliamentarian; Allen Martinell, 2nd vice president; Walter Zobell, secretary; David Glaus, president; Monte Clemow, 1st vice president; Jock McDowell, treasurer; Warren Huxtable, reporter; and John Glaus, sentinel. Sponsored by DILLON CREAMERY The State Judging Team — Tom Peterson, Allen Martinell, and Walter Zobell — participated in the State FFA Conven- tion at Bozeman. The Winter Fair Judging Team — Rich Jackson, John Glaus, Walter Zobell, Allen Martinell, Wayne Else, and John Rieber (not pictured) — competed in live- stock and meats judging at Bozeman. Monte Clemow, Chapter Star Farmer and State Star Farmer, received a $200 scholarship at the State FFA Convention in Bozeman. The capable new officers for the 1967-1968 year are (Seated) Wayne Else, 2nd vice president; Allen Martinell, president; Bradley Briggs, 1st vice president; Standing: D. J. Smith, sentinel; Alan Eck, reporter; Tom Peter- son, parliamentarian; and Walter Zobell, secretary. (Not pictured: Bob Shaffner, treasurer) Mr. Irish is giving Chip Camp some helpful hints on his building. Everyone enjoyed the annual Parent-Son Banquet at which the FHA girls served. Sponsored by MARK CLEMOW RANCHES, INC., Wisdom KNEELING: Mary Ed Nichols, Jim Hagenbarth, Ray Barnes, Judy Seidensticker; ROW 1: JoAnn Barnes, Marta McGovern, Cathy Crosser, Kathy Brown, Marcia Stish, Judi Stocks, Vickie McCracken, Salle Shepherd, Charlotte LaMotte, Cathy Chaffin, Kelly Kennedy, Vickie Christensen; ROW 2: Craig Rule, Elaine Husted, Carole Paddock, Laurie Garry, Sydney Shaffner, Kathy Smith, Susan Taylor, Mary Ann Malesich, Micki Stewart, Susan English, Connie Else; ROW 4: Rich Eberline, Phil Hawkins, Tom Peterson, Bob Hazeltine, Ed Mooney, Mike Riley, and Mr. Wolf. SKI CLUB Provided Lift For Ski Teams The Beaverhead County High School Ski Club had a very successful and active year. Under the guidance of Mr. Wolf, the club sponsored a lamb raffle and with the proceeds purchased blue and gold sweatsuits for the Ski Team. The Ski Club sponsored the Snow Dance. Gate keepers, and officials for the State Ski Meet held at Rainy Mountain in March were provided by the Ski Club. Officers for the year were President, Jim Hagenbarth; Vice President, Bill Burwell; Secretary, Judy S lden- sticker; Treasurer, Mary Ed Nichols; Membership Chairman, Ray Barnes. I Jim Hagenbarth . . . three- time jumping champion Becky Barrett . . . eyes long trail down! Tash Hill and Beaver Take-off . . . site for State Ski Meet ROW 1: Jock McDowell, Mary Ed Nichols, David Glaus, Mr. Irish; ROW 2: Marian Christensen, Debby Kamp, Cathy Chaffin, Judy Huntsman, Jim Reichle, Kathy Jo Bradley, Brian Remely, Marc Sanders, Kelly Barrett, Andy Andersen, Ray Barnes, Rich Jackson, Richard Chaffin, Mary Barrett, Beth Casey, Leslie Wells, Bette Meine, Sally Me Ginley, and Jo Ann Barnes. RODEO CLUB Marked Reorganization The Rodeo Club was re-organized this year and had forty-one members. It was originally designed to create an interest by high school students for rodeo events. The group plans to send a member to the State High School Rodeo competition; any BCHS member qualifying for National competition will automatically be assisted financially bv the Club- Officers for the year were President, David Glaus; Vice President, Jock McDowell; and Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Ed Nichols. Mr. Alden Irish was the sponsor. TRAPSHOOTERS Earned National Recognition Tom Peterson and Walter Zobell, talented Beaverhead County High School trapshooting juniors, have left a prominent mark in this sport throughout the United States. Tom's honors include the following championships: SINGLES: 1965— Washington State Class C; Wyoming State Open Junior; Alberta Province Open Sub-Junior; Montana State Junior; 1966— Elk's Tri-State Junior; Western Zone Runner-Up, Junior and Class A; HANDI- CAPS: 1965— Raymond A. Smith Sub-Junior; Robert M. Barrett Championship; 1966— Golden West Grand, third place; Zip Eaton Handicap; TEAMS: Junior All-American, honorable mention; and Junior All-State Co-Captain of Montana. Walter's achievements are the Golden West Grand Junior Championship, Montana Junior Champion; Junior Co- champion of the Montana State Team; and Junior Cham- pion of the doubles in the Barrett Memorial Trapshoot. Tom and Walter Sponsored by HERMAN PETERSON, Dillon In addition to their rare talents as trapshooters, both have earned equal acclaim as enthusiastic sportsmen. ROW 1: John Schuler, Kirk Bergeson, Ray Boegner,. David Marsh, Rich Herman, Matt Berta, Tad Henningsen, Phil Taylor; ROW 2: Monte Elliott, Bill McCleery, Steve Ferris, David Glaus, Monte Clemow, Mike evalstad, Jim Hagenbarth, Ray Bames; ROW 3: Jim Feathers, Wade Hansen, Coke Gordon, Pete Burwell, Jock McDowell, Wayne Else, Kelly Barrett, Joe Linduska; ROW 4: Don Richardson, John Cornish, Allen Lenhart, Les Gordon, Allen Martinell, Craig Riley, and Philip Davis; ROW 5: Coaches Jim Corr, Richard Menti, and Ron Kenison. “B” CLUB Aided Athletic Programs In addition to selling concessions at football and basketball games, the B Club whitewashed the B in the fall. They also provided programs for all games. The B Club Homecoming Queen Candidate was Janet Mountjoy. Initiates for the year were Kelly Barrett, John Cornish, Phil Davis, Wayne Else, Jim Feathers, Steve Ferris, Coke Gordon, Rich Herman, Joe Linduska, David Marsh, Allen Martinell, Bill McCleery, Craig Riley, Monte Elliott, Don Richardson, and Wade Hansen. Officers for the year were Kirk Bergeson, president; John Schuler, vice president; David Glaus, secretary- treasurer; and Matt Berta, sergeant-at-arms. Sponsors were Mr. Corr and Mr. Kenison. 1966-1967 Officers Matt Berta, sergeant-at-arms; John Schuler, vice president; David Glaus, secretary-treasurer, and Kirk Bergeson, presi- dent. Sponsored by E. K. LLOYD LAUNDERETTE, Dillon GAA Enjoyed Fun-Filled Year This large group of GAA members participated in baseball, volleyball, basketball, and track during the year. The GAA activities for the 1966-1967 season consisted of baseball, volleyball, basketball, and track. Baseball was the first sport of the season and honors were captured by the sophomores, who also netted the volleyball tournament. The frosh showed that they were not to be outdone either by stealing the basketball title for the year. As for track, the girls went all out for it and participated in track meets at Bozeman and Western Montana College, Dillon. Conducting the affairs of GAA were these outstanding leaders: President, Judy Seidensticker; Vice president, Adele Rebich; Secretary, Marta McGovern; Treasurer, Cathy Crosser; Sports Manager, Terry Hazelbaker; and Sponsor, Mrs. Jan Black. ALL-STAR CAGE SQUAD Front: Patricia Wehler; ROW 1: Margaret Picton, Mary Ferris, Darling Belle Ballard, Sheila Weatherston, Sandra Washburn, Mrs. Jan Black; ROW 2: Sharon Anderson, Debby Kamp, Sue McEldery, Gail James, Georgia Owen, Cathy Chaffin; ROW 3: Cheryl Thompson, Terri Hazeltine, Janet Longseth, Kathy Morri- son, Kelly Kennedy, Irene Hansen, and Sherry Morrison. One hundred and forty voices promoted school spirit and sportsmanship at the games this year. GIRLS’ PEP CLUB Displayed Enthusiasm The Girls’ Pep Club, wearing gold sweaters and white skirts, formed a colorful, en- thusiastic cheering section at football and basketball games. They strengthened the school spirit with their fine performance at all the games. During the chilly football season, the Girls’ Pep Club sold cocoa and coffee. Officers for the year were President, Margaret Stahl; Vice President, Jean Saito, Secretary, Michelle Stewart; Treasurer, Judy Dodd. Mrs. Jan Black was the sponsor. BOYS’ PEP CLUB Added Cheering Impetus A great help to the cheering section at Beaverhead County High School this year was the Boys' Pep Club. Under the leadership of Mike Sevalstad, Marc Sanders, John Schuler and Kerry Koenig, these boys gave the football and basketball teams the much-needed extra support so necessary in the success of a team. This group of enthusiastic rooters helped to cheer the Beavers on to victory. Linda Sanders, Kathy Cornish, Adele Rebich, Robin Bonneau, and Danette Hawkins. CHEERLEADERS Reveled in School Spirit The traditional spirit of the Beavers surpassed in intensity and spirit that of any pre- vious year ; that fact was due in great part to the talents and dedication of the five snappy cheerleaders -- Robin, Kathy, Danette, Adele and Linda. This year the cheer- leaders wore classy white and blue pleated skirts and blue and gold sweaters, pur- chased through their own money-making efforts . The peppy B squad cheerleaders in their new blue skirts and white sweater outfits boosted the ’’Trappers spirit at the JV games this year. With the aid of their jingle- jangle tambourines, these four girls -- Mary, Bertha Gay, Cathy, and Laurie -- led the Trappers” to a successful basketball season. Due to an unfortunate mishap, Mary Barrett broke her ankle during the season; Susan English, alternate, served very capably during the time Mary was recuperating. Much spirit was added to the Beaver football games by the Boys' Pep Club under the cheerleading leadership of Kerry Koenig, Phil Hawkins, and Tom Pierce. i t B Squad Cheerleaders Boys’ Cheerleaders KNEELING: Mary Barrett; STANDING: Kerry Koenig and Phil Hawkins. Bertha Gay Court, Laurie Garry, and Cathy 31 Crosser. DRILL TEAM Provided Halftime Breaks The Beaverhead County High School Drill Team completed a very successful year. They were dressed in blue satin uniforms with white satin blouses, white gloves and shoes. The group marched at two football games and three basketball games. The BCHS Band added a great deal to the performances. The Drill Team was made up of twenty-five girls from the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore classes. The officers for the year were President, Margaret Stahl; Vice President, Carol Lodge; Secretary-Treasurer, Diane Markovich. Leaders ROW 1: Diane Markovich, Margaret Stahl, Carol Lodge; ROW 2: Dorothy Grose, Karen Harri- son, Paula Huffaker, Marilyn Broman, Marlene Williams, Karen Graves; ROW 3: Cathy Crosser, Janet Mountjoy, Linda Ruegsegger, Vickie Olson, Judy Dodd; ROW 4: Jolyn Kesel, Marcia Stish, Kathy Cornish, Susan Howard; ROW 5: Fern Kay Jones, Marta McGovern, Susan Mc- Eldery; ROW 6: Sally Andersen, Alaine Shields; ROW 7: Karen Kennedy, and Kathy Deputy. Margaret Stahl, Drill Team; Kathy Deputy, Twirlers; and Karen Kennedy, Pompons. Left to right: Carol Lodge, Karen Harrison, Janet Mount- joy, Adele Rebich, Darling Belle Ballard, Bertha Gay Court, Kathy Deputy, Terry Hazeltine, Karen Rebish, Margaret Stahl, Sydney Shaffner, Erin Eckman, and Jolyn Kesel. TWIRLERS Proved Popular Parade Performers The thirteen BCHS Twirlers performed at three football games and presented a Latin American feature performance during the Beaver-Bozeman basketball game. At Christmas the twirlers dressed like snowmen and did a clever routine to ”Winter Wonderland.” Also included among their appearances during the year were the high school Homecoming Parade and the Labor Day Parade. Officers for the 1966-1967 season were Head Majorette, Kathy Deputy; Assistant Majorette, Jolyn Kesel; and Drum Majorette, Carol Lodge. POMPONS Thrilled Butte Tournament Fans This year’s Pompons consisted of thirty-seven girls dressed in blue and white outfits with blue pompons. They performed for the Homecoming game and several basketball games. The highlight of the year was the performance at the District Basketball Tournament in Butte. Officers for the year were Presi- dent, Karen Kennedy; Vice Presi- dent, Fern Kay Jones; and Secre- tary-Treasurer, Marta McGovern FRONT: Karen Kennedy; ROW 1: Fern Kay Jones; Marta McGovern; ROW 2: Linda Rand, Marie Kruljac, Roxy Ann Hanson; ROW 3: Laurie Garry, Beth Hulet, Marilyn Broman, Janet Mountjoy; ROW 4: Cathy Crosser, Kathy Brown, Toni Graham, Joan Wilhelm, Micki Stewart; ROW 5: Linda Ruegsegger, Susan Taylor, Paula Huffaker, Judy Seidensticker, Erin Eckman, Karen Harrison; ROW 6: Sally Andersen, Jolyn Kesel, Vickie Olson, Marcia Stish, Karen Graves, Alaine Shields, Judy Dodd; ROW 7: Rene McCandless, Dorothy Grose, Terry Hazeltine, Sherry Sanders, Kathy Deputy, Diane Markovich, Susan Howard, Margaret Stahl, and Susan McEldery. Sponsored by VETERINARY HOSPITAL, Dillon ROW 1: Kathy Brown, Karen Washburn, Kay Detton, Judy Lakner, Terry Hazelbaker, Nedra Pilgrim, Sue Howard; ROW 2: Kathi Hulet, Jolyn Kesel, Karen Graves, Pat Godfrey, Joan Wilhelm, Lynn Buyan, Janet Mountjoy, Patty Carlson; ROW 3: Dan Struckman, Mr. Hull, Anita Valach, Jean Saito, Sharon Allen, Danette Hawkins, Linda Cook, Judy Sei dens ticker, Mary Richards, and Jim Feathers. QUILL AND SCROLL Noted Journalistic Excellence Quill and Scroll inducted eighteen new members in the spring. To be admitted an initiate had to be a junior or senior in the upper third of his class and who had done superior work in writing, editing, or business manage- ment. The following students were initiated into this honorary organization — Lynn Buyan, Patty Carlson, Sharon Allen, Sue Howard, Mary Richards, Jean Saito, Kathi Hulet, Karen Graves, Judy Seidensticker, Janet Mountjoy, Jolyn Kesel, Kay Detton, Karen Washburn, Fern Kay Jones, Pat Godfrey, Joan Wilhelm, Kathy Brown, and Dwight Richard. Mrs. Evelyn Stauffer and Mr. Frank Hull were advisers. TRI-M Recognized Musical Talent TRI-M, a national honorary music organization, is under the capable leadership of Mr. Wilson. Members of Tri-M are selected on their musical.performance and each must have attended a state music meet. The fol- lowing students were initiated for the year of 1967: Tom Mooney, Karen Kennedy, Bertha Gay Court, Sue English, Carole Homan, Barbara Berry, Denise Smith, Marjorie Miller, and Laurie Garry. SEATED: Toni Graham, Carol Lodge, Margaret Stahl, Eddy Mooney, Jolyn Kesel; ROW 2: Carole Paddock, Barbara Berry, Marcia Stish, Susan English, Tom Mooney, Karen Kennedy, Carole Homan, Linda Sanders, Bertha Gay Court, Laurie Garry, and Joellen Johnson. Cheerleaders From Around The World” Janet Mount joy Touched Festivities Robin Bonneau Adele Rebich Terri Hulet 38 39 C'EST MAGNIFIQUE Was Gala Prom Theme From a high perch, a group of daring Junior boys stapling streamers from the umbrellas. The grand entry way looking into the Pete, giving directions to Marta, Sydney, Joan, and Carol — observes, After these, there are only ten trillion more to go! Paint brushes and easel are poised behind band stand to paint a beautiful picture for the big night. romantic gay Parisian atmosphere of Cost Magnifique. The sidewalk cafe added a decorative touch to the prom scene. Kathy Deputy, John Schuler, Marilyn Broman, Rich Herman, Beth Casey, Kirk Bergeson, Judy Dodd and Pete Burwell leading the Grand March in a beautiful prom setting. Climaxed With Crowning Of Queen Waiters, dressed in black and white outfits, were kept busy serving punch to the dancers. Junior Class President, Pete Burwell, happily crowning Adele Rebich, 1967 Junior Prom Queen, with attendants Judy Dodd and Marilyn Broman viewing the ceremony. The Grand March finally ended and everyone danced again in the perfumed Parisian atmosphere. A truly regal queen, Adele, 41 starting the post-crowning dance with escort, Phil Taylor. Highlighting The 1967 Commencement. . . Valedictorian Patty Carlson and Salutatorian Marc Sanders giving speeches and receiving awards. 1967 Seniors eagerly awaiting their diplomas. Margaret Stahl singing MI Walked Where Jesus Walked. 42 . . . Were Numerous Awards And Scholarships Margaret Stahl receiving the Delta Kappa Gamma Recruitment Award for the Class A Schools in the state of Montana. Above: Marc Sanders, Patty Carlson, Marilyn Broman, Judy Lakner, Dorothy Grose, and Jim Feathers being presented for Greater University System Honor Scholar- ships. Below: Judy Lakner receiving the Union Pacific Railroad Scholarship. Jim Hagenbarth is happily ac cepting the coveted Alumni Cup from Frances Mooney, 1966 winner. Danette Hawkins, Judy Dodd, Judy Seidensticker, and Terry Hazelbaker earned Western Montana College 500 scholarships. Judy Seidensticker is presented a Good Citizenship Award by Principal B. W. Lodge. Jenny Kissed Me Anne Wehler, Robin Bonneau, Dotte Rand, Danette Hawkins, Karen Graves, Susan Davis, Walter Zobell, Karen Kennedy, Dan Struckman, Karen Rampy, Phil Davis, Janet Mountjoy, Charles Martin, and Cathy Crosser. 1966-1967 PLAYS Underscore Humor Two plays were presented during the year by Beaverhead County High School Thes- pians, Troupe 752; they were Jenny Kissed Me and La Peasant. Both were con- sidered outstanding plays and drew praise from the audiences. The cast of Jenny Kissed Me included Karen Kennedy, Mrs. Deazy; Danette Hawkins, Sister Mary of the Angels; Dotte Rand, Jane; Janet Mountjoy, Mary; Susan Davis, Jenny; Karen Graves, Shirley; Cathy Crosser, Jo; Anne Wehler, Miss Stearns; Karen Rampy, Harry ; Robin Bonneau, Priscilla; Dan Struckman, Father Monahan; Walter Zobell, Michael Saunders; Phil Davis, Owen Parkside; and Charles Martin, Mr. Parkside. La Peasant, a medieval French farce, was presented at the annual District Speech and Drama Meet in Bozeman. It received fourth place. Those who participated in the play were Phil Davis, a farmer slaving away in the hot sun and bemoaning his poor fortune in regard to the low price he receives for his grain; Anne Wehler, who plays the part of the unsympathetic and wiley wife, Chelette. Anne uses her feminine trick- ery to woo the merchant Taradaloof, portrayed by Dan Struckman, to stretch the price of her grain. Throughout the one-act play each character cheats the other con- stantly to confuse and amuse the audience. La Peasant Dan Struckman, merchant Taradaloof; Anne Wehler, wife Chelette; and Phil Davis, the slaving farmer. Sponsored by SCHULZ and DAVIS, Attorneys It Was A Very Good Year . . . A group of faculty members sing about a victory at Pep Assem- bly in honor of co-championship Football heroes and coaches. Get away from me, you. . .you. . .you Wolf! Aren't we beautiful! says a group of Sadie Hawkins' observers. Yep, he's definitely a boy, but what is he do- ing in the midst of our Girls' Pep Club section! Did you ever beat Mr. Wilson with your new clubs, Mr. Menti? We'll pay a lot for freedom from classes say a group of seniors as they count their money. For Club Activities Honor Society Reception guests are eating, drinking and being merry after the Honor Society Initiation ceremony. Future Nurses aides are providing friend- ly, welcome company at Parkview Acres. Honor Society members are prepared to initiate nineteen new members in a Who is the boy concentrat- beautiful Christmas setting. ing on a strike? Now, what is Dave doing. . .drinking whitewash? Getting tired, girls? A group of Student Council Dave and Phil are getting ready to paint the B . 46 members giving Rec Center a new look. Projects And Trips . . . Chemocrats inspecting the Atomic Plant near Arco, Idaho. Key Club members are always busy with a project— this time checking cars! Here we go to wash the B1, wash the B , wash the B , sing a group of high Did Nedra Pilgrim get a school students as they proceed to whitewash the B . strike? Mary Barrett, Phil Davis, Fern Kay Jones, and Colin Henderson -- members of the Blue Team in the Honor Society Honor Bowl. David, Kirk and Wayne mixing paint for Student 47 Council's project of cleaning up the Beaver Rec C enter. . . . And A Rose Bowl Jaunt! of '70? A group of frightened initiated by sophomores at Jim Hagenbarth and John Schuler accepting the coveted Co- championship Football Trophy. Is this the class freshmen being Assembly. We like to do things differently! Flag presentation was the opening highlight at Can this be our own Mrs. basketball games. Henningsen? A winning touchdown prompts varied student reactions! Coach and Mrs. Ron Kenison go to Rose Bowl — thanks to Dillon community. Homecoming Queen TERRI HULET Tournament Queen Snow King And Queen KATHY CORNISH and KERRY KOENIG 53 Homecoming Queen Candidates Dave Glaus and Janet Mountjoy, B Club candidate; Dave Cypher and Adele Rebich, sophomore class candidate; Kerry Koenig and Terri Hulet, junior class candidate; Wade Hansen and Robin Bonneau, senior class candidate. Harvest Ball Queen Candidates Kay Detton, senior class candidate; Kelly Kennedy, freshman class candidate; Cathy Crosser, sophomore class candidate; and Karen Anderson, junior class candidate. Snow King And Queen Candidates Mike Sevalstad and Becky Barrett, B Club candidates; Joe Lindusda and Karen Kennedy, Key Club candidates; and Judy Seidensticker and Jim Hagenbarth, Ski Club candidates. 54 CLARINETS: Linda Sanders, Susan English, Toni Graham, Shirley Rebich, Anne Wehler, Carole Homan, DeAnn Wright, Roberta Warrick, Helen Rebich, Sandra South, Margaret Picton, Darling Belle Ballard, Sheila Allen, Beth Hulet, Karen Plenert; BASSOONS: Patty Gallaher, Dorothy Grose; FLUTES: Janice Burgess, Marie Kruljac, Karen Rampy, Sydney Shaffner; E CLARINET: Fern Kay Jones; OBOES: Carol Lodge, Kelly Kennedy; FRENCH HORNS: Mary Malesich, Cordell Briggs; ALTO CLARINET: Marta McGovern; BASS CLARINET: Joellen Johnson; ALTO SAXOPHONES: Tim Tayne, Bertha Gay Court; TENOR SAXOPHONES: Kerry Koenig, Sharon Allen, Sharon Rebich; TRUMPETS: Ed Mooney, Karen Anderson, Marcia Stish, Richard Thueson, Steve Hulet; TROMBONES: Karen Kennedy, Bruce Elliott, Heidi Wolfe; BARITONES: Marlene Rebish, Carole Paddock; BARITONE SAXO- PHONE: Bradley Briggs; BASS: Andy Wolfe; DRUMS: Elinore Monger, Mathew Pyeatt, Jeanne Burwell, Suzanne Kruljac, Marjorie Miller; DIRECTOR: Mr. David Wilson. BAND Drew Community Acclaim The band--with a membership of fifty-three this year--added much color and class to all home football and basketball games. Other activities during the year included marching in the Labor Day and Loyalty Day parades, a Spring Concert, and a trip to the District Music Festival in Butte, where the band maintained their Superior rating of the previous year. Band members also sold candy bars to aid in the purchase of new instruments, which have been needed for a long time; these new instruments will add to the quality of the band. The band was directed by Mr. Wilson. Band Officers Ed Mooney, president; Dorothy Grose, uniform manager; Carole Paddock, librarian; Karen Rampy, librarian; Karen Kennedy, secre tary-treasurer; and Kerry Koenig, vice president. Woodwind Soloists Karen Kennedy, Mary Ann Malesich, Carole Paddock, Richard Thueson, Ed Mooney. (Not pic- tured: Tom Mooney) Janice Burgess, Karen Rampy, and Marie Kruljac. Trumpet Trio Ed Mooney, Karen Anderson, and Tom Mooney. Brass Soloists 57 ROW 1: Linda Sanders, Carol Lodge, Laurie Garry, Marcia Stish, Karen Kennedy, Toni Graham, Fern Kay Jones, Sherry Morrison, Marlene Williams, Jolyn Kesel, Becky Barrett, Cora Larson, Barbara Berry, Margaret Stahl; ROW 2: Linda Rand, Mary Barrett, Susan Taylor, Judy Dodd, Joanne Heggelund, Carole Homan, Peggy Kneib, Claris Bolick, Mary Ann Malesich, Deanna Richard, Linda Ruegsegger, Pat Godfrey, Heidi Wolfe, Kathy Deputy, Janet Mountjoy, Susan McEldery, Judi Stocks, Chris Bridgewater, Karen Graves, Dorothy Grose, Vickie Olson, Janet Longseth, Carole Paddock, Cathy Crosser, Marjorie Miller, Marta McGovern, Roxy Ann Hanson, Mr. Wilson, director; ROW 3: Tom Miller, Tim Tayne, Ron Hawk, Dan Struckman, Rich Jackson, Cordell Briggs, Walter Zobell, Gary Markovich, and Rich Given. CHORUS Excelled In Cantatas With fifty members participating in the chorus, a Christmas Cantate and an Easter Cantata were presented for the year of 1966-1967. The Chorus took part in the District Music Festival in Butte. The chorus was directed by Mr. David Wilson. Teen Tones, a select group of twelve girls, presented about 50 appearances during the school year. They also performed at the District and State Music Festivals where they received Superior ratings. The group also performed at the State FFA Conven- tion in Bozeman. Judy Dodd, secretary-treasurer; Carol Lodge, vice president; Margaret Stahl, president; and Karen Kennedy, robe manager. Chorus Officers I Girls’ Trio Dan Struckman, Karen Kennedy, Jolyn Kesel, and Rich Given, substitute for Ed Mooney. Sophomore Girls’ Trio Margaret Stahl, Jolyn Kesel, and Toni Graham. Mixed Quartet Vocal Soloists Cathy Crosser, Bertha Gay Court, and Laurie Garry. Jolyn Kesel, Bertha Gay Court, and Margaret Stahl. 59 Margaret Stahl, Carole Paddock, Marjorie Miller, Linda Sanders, Bertha Gay Court, Carol Lodge, Joellen Johnson, Barbara Berry, Jolyn Kesel, Laurie Garry, Toni Graham, Marcia Stish, and Karen Kennedy. Carole Homan, Susan English, and Laurie Garry. Laurie Garry, Carole Paddock, Marta McGovern, Carole Homan, Sue English, Denise Smith, and Carol Lodge. Piano Soloists Accompanists Piano Teen Sue English and Denise Smith. Duet Tones r ROW 1: Ray Boegner, Allen Lenhart, Marc Sanders, Kirk Bergeson, Mike Sevalstad, Jim Hagenbarth, Matt Berta, Dan Struckman, Tad Henningsen, John Schuler; ROW 2: Ray Blize, Phil Taylor, Dwight Richard, Lee Wilhelm, Philip Davis, Jack Dumke, Bill McCleery, Wayne Else, Nick DeLeon, Monte Clemow, Jim Feathers, Donal J. Smith, Don Richardson, manager; ROW 3: Rich Meine, manager; Kelly Barrett, Joe Linduska, David Marsh, Craig Riley, Les Gordon, Allen Martinell, Coke Gordon, Steve Ferris, John Cornish, Tom Pierce, Pete Burwell, Monte Elliott, manager. VARSITY FOOTBALL Team Tied For Title SEASON RECORD: 7-0-1 CONFERENCE RECORD: 6-0-1 CONFERENCE GAMES: Beavers 42....................Hamilton 0 Beavers 27....................Libby 12 Beavers 25....................Deer Lodge 0 Beavers 9.....................Helena Central 0 Beavers 13....................Columbia Falls 13 Beavers 13....................Anaconda Central 0 Beavers 13....................Whitefish 0 NON-CONFERENCE GAME Beavers 20....................Livingston 0 . . .ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS OUTSTANDING. . . (as selected by coaches and players) CO-CAPTAINS -- Kirk Bergeson and John Schuler Offensive Back - John Schuler Defensive Back - Jim Hagenbarth Offensive Lineman - Kirk Bergeson Defensive Lineman - Ray Boegner 62 First Team, Great Falls Tribune Kirk Bergeson, Tackle Second Team, Great Falls Tribune Pete Burwell, Halfback John Schuler, Halfback Mike Sevalstad, Center Jim Hagenbarth, Guard Allen Lenhart, Tackle Matt Berta, Slotback Ray Boegner, Offensive End Pete Burwell Halfback Les Gordon Jim Hagenbarth Quarterback Guard Tad Henningsen Offensive End Allen Lenhart T ackle Phil Taylor Halfback Marc Sanders Guard John Schuler Mike Sevalstad Halfback Center Coaches Del Carroll, JV coach; Ron Kenison, Varsity coach; Dick Menti, assist Varsity coach. Tom Pierce Dan Struckman Lee Wilhelm Halfback Tackle Tackle Grid Trophy For Beavers SELECTED AS PLAYERS OF THE WEEK. John Schuler. . . Les Gordon . . . Phil Taylor . . . Kirk Bergeson . . Allen Lenhart . . Jim Hagenbarth . Matt Berta . . . Ray Boegner . . . Hamilton . Libby . Deer Lodge . Helena Central . Columbia Falls . Anaconda Central . Whitefish . Livingston Jim, Kirk and John admiring the 1966 co-champion football trophy. ROW 1: Steve Ferris, Steve Banning, Glen Owen, Chip Camp, Bob Nelson, John Cornish, Joe Linduska; ROW 2: Richard LaMotte, Blake Sevalstad, Rich Herman, David Marsh, Bill McCleery, Donal J. Smith, Wayne Else, Wally Feldt, manager; ROW 3: Tom Miller, Manager; Craig Riley, Max Lapham, Jack Dumke, David Irish, Allen Martinell, David Cypher, Dwight Richard, Rollie Amundson, Coke Gordon, and Coach Del Carroll. JUNIOR VARSITY Worked Toward Future Years The Junior Varsity football team played Helena Central JV’s twice, Butte Central JV’s, Deer Lodge JV's, Anaconda Central JV’s, Anaconda High JV’s and Bozeman JV's. Their record was 3-4. FROSH Received Gridiron Initiation The Frosh football team played Hamilton Frosh, Anaconda Central Frosh, Bozeman Frosh, Anaconda High Frosh, Butte Central Frosh and Deer Lodge Frosh. Their record was 1-5. I ROW 1: Mike Ryvand, Kelly Rand, Joe Piazzola, Colin Henderson, Gary Love, John Challin, Ron Kathie, reg Smith, Rick McEldery; ROW 2: Ron Bay, Ray Rebich, Will Hawkins, Dan Smith, George Scofield, Bob Kearns, Eddie Waldemar, Lee Hazelbaker, Scott Howard, Nick Hoyrup; ROW 3: Coach Jim Corr, Jim Ross, Doug Howard, Steve Mallinson, Ernie Christensen, Rich Ryan, Brack Smith, Dan DeLeon, Ron Hawk, Dale Grose, Brian Lynnes, manager. LIBBY Phil, Ray, John, and Les plot strategy as Schuler's leg is being taped. Is Homecoming Victim! Expolsive Phil Taylor played every post in backfield during the 1966- 67 football season. John Schuler skirts end to set up Beaver TD. John Schuler drives for five behind key blocks by Pete Burwell and Matt Berta. Speedster Pete Burwell drives for 6-pointer as Phil Taylor clears way. BEAVERS Split With Rugged Rangers And Hawks Kirk Bergeson drives for two to ignite upset at Livingston. Pete Burwell gets bucket but Big 32 Kings from Bozeman take game to avenge earlier defeat by Dillon on the Hawk's court. Tad Henningsen hits a soft jumper to pad Beaver lead over Living- ston Rangers. Tad Henningsen evades Ranger defenders for an easy layup. BEAVERS.............56 LIVINGSTON RANGERS. 48 BEAVERS.............46 BOZEMAN HAWKS ... 60 Pete Burwell's left-handed hook lights Beaver scoreboard against top-ranked Rangers. David Glaus solves Bozeman Hawks press with smooth ball handling. ROW 1: John Schuler, David Glaus, David Cypher, Phil Taylor, Pete Burwell; ROW 2: Coach Jim Corr, Ray Boegner, Kirk Bergeson, Les Gordon, Tad Henningsen, John Cornish, Philip Davis, manager. VARSITY BASKETBALL Team Earned Big 32’s Respect SEASON RECORD: 14-10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 10-8 CONFERENCE GAMES Beavers 55 Butte Central 54 Beavers 56 Livingston 48 Beavers 56 Anaconda Central 48 Beavers 46 Bozeman 60 Beavers 51 Livingston 55 Beavers 45 Anaconda Central 54 Beavers 52 Butte Central 55 Beavers 60 Great Falls Russell 41 Beavers 67 Bozeman 55 Beavers 49 Great Falls Russell 50 Beavers 50 Deer Lodge •42 Beavers 59 Helena Central 54 Beavers 49 Laurel 58 Beavers 46 Deer Lodge 65 Beavers 61 Hamilton 49 Beavers 95 Hamilton 44 Beavers 57 Laurel 52 Beavers 47 Helena Central 62 NON-CONFERENCE GAMES TOURNAMENT GAMES Beavers 65 Corvallis 52 Beavers 58 Deer Lodge 46 Beavers 56 Hamilton 36 Beavers 64 Anaconda High 70 Beavers 74 Loyola 60 Beavers 44 Butte High 59 Hamilton Invitational Tourney Champs Coach Coir's club displays first-place trophy after defeating Hamilton in title game, 56-36. Phil Taylor Guard David Glaus Guard Pete Burwell Guard SPECIAL AWARDS RAY BOEGNER LES GORDON Team Leader Award Captain Leading Rebounder TAD HENNINGSEN Team Defensive Award Free Throw Award JOHN SCHULER Playmaker Award ALL-STATE SELECTION John Schuler First Team, Great Falls Tribune Guard Les Gordon, All-State Forward Ray Boegner Forward Kirk Bergeson Center Tad Henningsen Forward Philip Davis Manager J im Corr Coach Les Gordon Forward John Cornish Forward 69 David Cypher Center ROW Is Doug Howard, Joe Linduska, Jim Lynch, Tom Mooney, Steve Banning, Glen Owen; ROW 2: Coach Del Carroll, Rollie Amundson, Blake Sevalstad, Donal J. Smith, Steve Ferris, Eugene Longie, Pat Church, Kerry Koenig, manager. JUNIOR VARSITY TRAPPERS Broke Even The TRAPPERS played 18 games during the season. Their record was 9 games won and 9 games lost. JUNIOR VARSITY BROADTAILS Displayed Promise The BROADTAILS played 11 games during the basketball season. Their record was 2 games won and 9 games lost. ROW 1: Ray Rebich, Charles Lansing, Richard Thueson, DeVon Childs, Tom Miller; ROW 2: Jim Ross, Ernie Christensen, John McLaren, Ron Hawk. Sponsored by CHRIS’ STANDARD SERVICE, Dillon ROW Is Steve Huffaker, Joe Piazzola, Mike Tyvand, John Walker, Gary Love, John Chaffin, Gary Mooney, Wally Feldt, manager; ROW 2: Mike Tribble, Colin Henderson, Nick Hoyrup, Tim Swartz, Lee Hazelbaker, Scott Howard, Eddie Waldemar, and Cordell Briggs. FROSH PELTS Unveiled Future Stars The PELTS played 19 games during the season. Their record was 5 games won and 14 games lost. Pelts 35 Butte Central Frosh 39 Pelts 28 Bozeman Frosh 70 Pelts 50 Anaconda Central Frosh 53 Pelts 41 Anaconda Central Frosh 44 Pelts 37 Livingston Frosh 54 Pelts 43 Butte High Frosh 68 Pelts 25 Butte Central Frosh 48 Pelts 34 Butte High Frosh 53 Pelts 27 Bozeman Frosh 57 Pelts 47 Parkview Cougars 28 Pelts 29 Sheridan 59 Pelts 46 Helena Central Frosh 44 Pelts 43 Deer Lodge Frosh 47 Pelts 37 Deer Lodge Frosh 52 Pelts 40 Sheridan 45 Pelts 54 Hamilton Frosh 34 Pelts 42 Hamilton Frosh 20 Pelts 42 Helena Central Frosh 55 Pelts 52 Parkview Cougars 47 Trappers Season Record RECORD: 9-9 Trappers 35 Butte Central JV’s 42 Trappers 33 Trappers 53 Anaconda Central JV's 41 Trappers 55 Trappers 22 Livingston JV’s 38 Trappers 50 Trappers 48 Loyola JV’s 45 Trappers 35 Trappers 39 Butte Central JV’s 37 Trappers 38 Trappers 39 Bozeman JV’s 43 Trappers 41 Trappers 47 Deer Lodge JV’s 33 Trappers 57 Trappers 22 Laurel JV's 42 Trappers 54 Trappers 29 Hamilton JV’s 31 Trappers 64 Laurel JV’s Livingston JV’s Anaconda Central JV's Great Falls Russel JV's Great Falls Russel JV’s Helena Central JV’s Deer Lodge JV's Hamilton JV’s Helena Central JV’s 64 49 39 50 39 49 42 47 63 71 Varsity Grapplers ROW 1: Ben Lewis, Jock McDowell, Rich Herman, Dan Smith, Kelly Barrett, Joe Decker; ROW 2: Lee Wilhelm, Wade Hansen, Lyle Walker, Brack Smith, Chip Camp; ROW 3: Mr. Ruttinger, assistant coach; Coach Dick Menti, Don Richardson, manager; Bill McCleery, Dick Smith, manager; Mr. Rebish, assistant coach. WRESTLING Ignited Fans’ Enthusiasm Beavers 13 Livingston 36 Beavers 21 Hamilton 30 Beavers 24 Butte Central 26 Beavers 26 Anaconda C. 30 Beavers 21 Hamilton 31 Beavers 30 Deer Lodge 16 Beavers 11 Helena 36 Beavers 13 Butte High 30 Beavers 22 Anaconda C. 26 Beavers 24 Livingston 30 Beavers 14 Helena 36 Dillon Invitational Tournament - Second place; Western Divisional - Third place. Divisional Champions -- Jock McDowell, second place; Kelly Barrett, second place; and Ben Lewis, fourth place. SPECIAL AWARDS Outstanding Wrestler -- Jock McDowell Best Season Record -- Jock McDowell Scofield Memorial for Most Improved Wrestler -- Ben Lewis Junior Varsity Matmen ROW Is Kelly Rand, Andy Wolfe, Steve Hirschy, Brian Lynnes, George Scofield; ROW 2: Mr. Ruttinger coach Gary Decker, Bob Kearns, Bob Nelson, Mike O'Brien, and Mr. Rebish. roarh Sponsored by MEL and JOYCE McDOWELL, Wisdom Boys’ Ski Team Rich Eberline, Coke Gordon, Jim Hagenbarth, Bill Burwell, and Brian Remely. SKI TEAMS Were Montana’s Best! The ski teams from Beaverhead County High School completed another very success ful season this year. The state Ski Meet was held at Rainy Mountain in February. Both the Girls’ and Boys’ Ski Teams placed first in state competition. Jim Hagenbarth captured the state jumping championship for the third year, and Bill Burwell was state cross-country champion. Delegates To Nordic Meet Both teams were coached by Steve Reis chi of Colorado and Dick McCracken of Dillon. Five skiers from Dillon -- Vickie McCracken, Judy Seidensticker, Bill Burwell, Coke Gordon, and Jim Hagenbarth -- were chosen to repre- sent the Northern Ski Association at the Junior National Nordic Meet held in Duluth, Minneso- ta, March 4-13. Judy Seidensticker, Coke Gordon, Vickie McCracken, Jim Hagenbarth, and Bill Burwell. Girls’ Ski Team Vickie McCracken, Charlotte LaMotte, Salle Shepherd, Becky Barrett, and Judy Seidensticker. (Not pictured: Mary Ed Nichols. ) 73 Varsity Track Squad ROW 1: Doug Howard, Pete Burwell, DeVon Childs, Ernie Christensen, Ray Rebich, Steve Ferris, Dale Grose; ROW 2: Bill Burwell, Brack Smith, Blake Sevalstad, John Glaus, Nick DeLeon, David Irish, Jim Lynch, Marc Sanders, Jim Hagenbarth; ROW 3: Coach Kenison, Wayne Else, Ray Blize, Coke Gordon, David Cypher, Dan Struckman, John Cornish, Donal J. Smith, Craig Riley, David Glaus, and Coach Menti. TRACK Squads Rewrote Record Books Freshman Track Squad ROW 1: Gary Love, John Walker, Kelly Rand, John Chaffin; ROW 2: Colin Henderson, Brian Lynnes, Ron Rathie, Joe Piazzola, Mike Tyvand, Greg Smith ROW 3: Coach Del Carroll, Tim Swartz, Cordell Briggs, Lee Hazelbaker, Nick Hoyrup, Eddie Waldemar, and Scott Howard. Sponsored by LESTER ELSE RANCH, Inc., Wisdom DECATHLON WINNERS: David Cypher, sophomore, 5918; Lee Hazelbaker, freshman, 4359; David Glaus, senior, 7884 (SCHOOL DECATHLON RECORD); and Pete Burwell, junior, 6928. Pete Burwell, demonstrating perfect pole- vaulting form. The Beaverhead County High School cindermen compiled the follow- ing record in spring competition: QUADRANGULAR MEET: BEAVERS 92 Anaconda Central 43 1 2 Butte Central 82 Helena Central 61 1 2 DUAL MEET: BEAVERS 79 1 3 Hamilton 70 2 3 The Beavers placed second in the Deer Lodge Jaycee track meet and second in the Dillon Invitational. In the Western Class A Divisional the Beavers placed fourth with 27 points and qualified nine cindermen for State competition — David Glaus, Ray Blize, Jim Hagenbarth, Wayne Else, Coke Gordon, Craig Riley, Pete Burwell, David Cypher, and Steve Ferris. At the State Track Meet in Billings, Dillon scored 3 points — David Glaus, 5th in Long Jump and 5th in High Hurdles; Wayne Else, 5th in 440-yd. dash. Seven new school records were set during the season: David Glaus, Steve Ferris, David Cypher, and Wayne Else — Mile Relay (3:34. 15) Jim Hagenbarth — Triple Jump (41'10 ); David Glaus — Long Jump, (21'1 ); Ray Blize, Pete Burwell, David Glaus, and W ayne Else — 880 yd. Relay (Tie) (1:34. 7); Wayne Else — 440 yd. Dash (51.85); Coke Gordon — 880 yd. Run (2:05. 3); John Glaus -- Two Mile (11:01.85); and Marc Sanders, Jim Hagenbarth, Jim Lynch, and Craig Riley -- 440 yd. Weight Man's Relay (49. 3). RAY BLIZE — Outstanding all-around track performer — record tieing Re- lay Team; Long Jump participant; High and Low Hurdles. Another first for Senior Track Star, David Glaus. High hurdler David Glaus straining for the finish. Sponsored by JUANITA'S BEAUTY SHOP, Dillon Monday League KNEELING: Lynn Buyan, Kathy Morri- son, Cheryl Thompson, Bette Meine, Patty Carlson; STANDING: David Har- vey, Rich Meine, Richard Thueson, Gene Davenport, Becky Stallings, Jackie Shafer, Charles Martin, Sheila Weatherston, Tim Tayne, Jerry Meine, Keith Obert, Mike Shafer, and Tom Brown. BOWLING Offered Fun And Relaxation High school bowlers made up two bowling leagues. The Monday night league had Kerry Koenig as its president and Linda Cook as secretary. The Tuesday night league elected Danette Hawkins president and Shirley Rebich as secretary. The bowlers participated in a father-daughter and mother-son tournament, a mixed doubles tourna- ment, and the State Jaycee junior bowling tournament. High game of the year was bowled by Kerry Koenig with a 231. Kerry also had high series honors with 564. The winning Monday night team consisted of Lynn Buyan, Patty Carlson, Linda Cook, and Mary Barrett. Tuesday night winners were Monte Proulx, Martin Stefonic, Jim Reichle, and Jim Hyatt. Tuesday League KNEELING: Catherine Wilson, Marie Kruljac, Joan Rebich, June Rebich, Helen Rebich; ROW 2: Shirley Rebich, Danette Hawkins, Elaine Cruz, Sharon Smith, Roberta Warrick, Claris Bolick; ROW 3: Della Bacon, Gloria Rathie, Patsy Reynolds, Bonnie Blomquist, Ned- ra Pilgrim, Joanne Heggelund; ROW 4: Monte Proulx, Martin Stefonic, Jim Reichle, Jim Hyatt, Bob Hazeltine, and Tom Peterson. “200” Club Kerry Koenig, Lynn Buyan, Mike Shafer, and Jerry Meine. (Not in picutre: Nick Hoyrup) Sponsored by NED-EVA LANES, Dillon Ronald Kirk Bergeson I Mathew Stephen Berta Raymond L. Blize Robert Ashworth Della Bacon Sharon Marie Allen Sally Lucille Andersen Ervin Ray Barnes Roberta Lynn Bonneau Claris Donna Bolick Marilyn Pat Broman Bonnie Blomquist Ray Francis Boegner Linda Sue Brown Lynn Marie Buy an Michael A. Campbell 79 Nicholas J. deLeon Kathryn Kristine Deputy Patricia Ann Carlson Harry G. Christensen, Jr. Monte M. Clemow Kathleen Louise Clemow Linda Carol Cook Philip A. Davis Jack Dodd David H. Duncan Katherine Lynn Detton Judith Gayle Dodd Kress DeWayne Elliott James Kellogg Feathers Randy Dons Eberline Richard Dan Eberline 81 82 Susan Diane Howard Paula Kay Huffaker Joanne Heggelund T ad Henningsen 83 Terri Hulet Warren E. Huxtable Kathleen Hulet Joanne C. Iveson Richard Allen Jackson Karen Maire Kennedy Suzanne Barbara Kruljac Judith Carol Lakner 84 85 86 Nedra Esther Pilgrim Norman H. L. Proctor Montie Michael Proulx Monty R. Rathie Shirley Jeanette Rebich James A. Reichle Adele Lynne Rebich Helen Elizabeth Rebich 87 Mary Isabelle Richards Michael C. Riley Barbara Ann Ryan Marcus R. Sanders Kristin Schessler John Charles Schuler Michael Nels Sevalstad 88 Katharine Smith Alan C. Sorenson Michael James Shafer Mary Alaine Shields Nancy Ann Sorenson Margaret Suzanne Stahl Martin John Stefonic Sandra Kay Stathem 89 Yancy Allen Stout Daniel Robert Struckman Keith Phil Taylor John L. Walker Jean Kay Wheeler Roberta May W arrick Patrick Lee Wilhelm Catherine Anne Wilson Heidi Anne Wolfe SENIORS Graduated 106-Member Class One hundred and ten freshmen entered Beaverhead County High School in 1963. They chose as their officers for the year: Jim Hagenbarth, president; John Schuler, vice president; Margaret Stahl, secretary; and Terry' Hazel- baker, treasurer. Representing the class in Student Council were Larry Beaulieu, Adele Rebich, Bob Rivonja and Robin Bonneau. The Harvest Ball Queen candidate was Mary Stratton. Sally Andersen and Carole Beaulieu were selected as Junior Red Cross delegates. The class sponsor was Mrs. Lenore McCollum. When the class of '67 entered BCHS for their second year, they chose the following as officers: Marc Sanders, president; David Glaus, vice president; Margaret Stahl, secretary; and Kathy Deputy, treasurer. Student Council members selected were Robin Bonneau, Adele Rebich, Jim Hagenbarth and Kirk Bergeson. Members of the Junior Red Cross were Sally Andersen, Judy Dodd, Janet Mount joy and Nick DeLeon. The Homecoming Queen candidate was Linda Schuler. Margaret Stahl was the Harvest Ball queen candidate and was elected Harvest Ball Queen of 1965. The class sponsors were Mr. William Mular and Mr. David Wilson. Ed Mooney, president; Jim Hagenbarth, vice president; Margaret Stahl, secretary; and Judy Seidensticker, treasurer, led the class as juniors. Student Council representatives were Robin Bonneau, Adele Rebich, Kirk Bergeson, and David Glaus. Chosen as Red Cross delegates were Sally Andersen, Judy Dodd, Nick DeLeon, Janet Mountjoy, and John Schuler. The Harvest Ball queen candidate was Kathy Deputy. Selected as Prom Chair- men to carry out the theme Roman Holiday were Janet Mountjoy, Kathy Deputy, John Walker, and Marc Sanders. Sponsors for the year were Mr. Ron Kenison and Mr. Robert Wolf. One hundred and six seniors bade farewell to BCHS on May 22, 1967. Officers who had served during the year were Kirk Bergeson, president; John Schuler, vice president; Margaret Stahl, secretary; and Kathy Deputy, trea- surer. Student Council representatives during the year were Kirk Bergeson, John Schuler, Adele Rebich, and Robin Bonneau. Red Cross delegates were Sally Andersen, Judy Dodd, Janet Mountjoy, Nick DeLeon, John Schuler, Kathy Deputy, Karen Kennedy, Tad Henningsen, and Mike Sevalstad. The Senior Harvest Ball queen candidate was Kay Detton; and Robin Bonneau was Homecoming queen candidate. Sponsors were Mr. Claude Ankeny and Mr. Del Carroll. Class Sponsored by HANS ANDERSEN SON RANCHES, Dillon SEATED: John Schuler, vice president; Margaret Stahl, secretary; Kathy Deputy, treasurer; Kirk Bergeson, president; STAND- ING: Mr. Claude Ankeny and Mr. Del Carroll, sponsors. Officers Awards Valedictorian...............................................Patty Carlson Salutatorian................................................Marc Sanders Alumni Cup..................................................Jim Hagenbarth Science Awards..............................................Patty Carlson Marc Sanders State Star Farmer Degree....................................Monte Clemow FHA State Degree............................................Lynn Buy an Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow.........................Lynn Buyan DAR Good Citizen............................................Judy Seidensticker Music Cup...................................................Karen Kennedy FFA Chapter State Farmer Degrees............................Monte Clemow David Glaus Scholarships Arnold Benson Hereford Ranch............. Carroll College.......................... Craig and Teddy Cornell Memorial .... Delta Kappa Gamma Recruitment Award . . Elks..................................... Greater University System Honor Scholarship Journalism (University of Montana) Montana Associated Utilities . . Pacific University........... Sears Roebuck Foundation . . . Union Pacific Railroad....... Western Montana College ”500” . Top Scholars David Glaus Karen Kennedy Marc Sanders Margaret Stahl Patty Carlson Judy Lakner Patty Carlson Marilyn Broman Dorothy Grose Judy Lakner Dan Struckman Lynn Buyan Jim Feathers David Glaus Judy Lakner Judy Dodd Danette Hawkins Terry Hazelbaker Judy Seidensticker Patty Carlson, Marc Sanders, Marilyn Broman, Eddy Mooney, Karen Kennedy, Jim Hagenbarth, Dorothy Grose, Jim Feathers, Lynn Buyan, Mike Riley, Judy Lakner, and Judy Dodd. Kathy Brown Sharon Brown Tom Brown Janice Burgess 94 Jack Dumke Gene Davenport Jonnie Decker Lynn Dodd r?vr 95 Monte Elliott Wayne Else Steve Elwood Steve Ferris Roxy Ann Hanson Bob Hazeltine Marsha Henderson Richacd Herman 96 James Hyatt Maureen Ingram David Irish Joellen Johnson Max Lapham Cora Larson Joe Linduska Carol Lodge 97 Alea Lohr Jim Lynch Linda Madsen Mary Malesich Kathy McNeill Richard Meine John Melcher Bill Mooney 98 Linda Rand Gloria Rathie Bob Rebish Karen Rebish 99 Marlene Rebish Margie Reichle Dwight Richard Don Richardson John Rieber Craig Riley Juanita Rorke Robert Shaffner Sydney Shaffner Donal J. Smith Sharon Smith 100 Susan Taylor Anita Valach Karen Washburn Anne Wehler Kathy Wheatley Joan Wilhelm Walter Zobell 101 JUNIORS Placed Emphasis On Prom Iii September of 1964 one hundred and thirty-five freshmen entered Beaverhead County High School. The following officers were elected to lead the freshmen class: President, Max Lapham; Vice President, Kelly Barrett; Secretary, Dwight Richard; and Treas- urer, Marcia Stish. The Student Council representatives were Toni Graham, Linda Sanders, Joe Linduska, and Walter Zobell. Selected as Red Cross representatives were Nancy Cumming and Carol Lodge. Serving as class sponsor was Mrs. Lenore McCollum. As the Class of '68 started its sophomore year, it had one hundred and eighteen members. Under the guidance of Mr. Del Carroll and Mr. James Corr, the following class officers were chosen: President, Kerry Koenig; Vice President, John Glaus; Secretary, Judi Stocks; and Treasurer, Joe Linduska. Sophomores serving on the Student Council for the 1965-1966 year were Kelly Barrett, Rich Herman, Dwight Richard, and Linda Sanders. Pete Burwell and D. J. Smith were elected delegates to Red Cross. The Sophomore Homecoming Queen candidate was Anna Belle Hansen; and the Harvest Ball Queen candidate was Sydney Shaffner. In the fall, the Sophomore Class sponsored a dance honoring the Freshman Class. Entering Beaverhead County High School in 1967 for the third year, the Juniors elected the following officers to guide them: President, Pete Burwell; Vice President, Rich Herman, Secretary, Jean Saito; and Treasurer, Susan McEldery. Chosen as Student Council representatives were Kathy Cornish, Linda Sanders, Wayne Else, and Joe Linduska. Juniors elected as Red Cross representatives were Dwight Richard, John Glaus, and Micki Stewart. Mr. Frank Hull and Mr. Robert Wolf were selected as class sponsors. Terri Hulet was the Homecoming Queen candidate, who was crowned queen at the annual FFA Harvest Ball. The highlight of the year was the Junior Prom. Fern Kay Jones, Marta McGovern, Dwight Richard, and Kerry Koenig were appointed as prom chairmen to engineer the theme, MC'est Magnifique.” Junior Class Officers Jean Saito, secretary; Susan McEldery, treasurer; Rich Herman, vice presi- dent; Mr. Frank Hull, sponsor; Pete Burwell, president; and Mr. Robert Wolf, sponsor. Sheila Allen Mary Barrett Leonard Carroll Frank Archer Ron Bay DeVon Childs Darling Belle Ballard Kathy Jo Bradley Ernie Christensen Bertha Gay Court Dale Cromwell Cathy Crosser David Cypher Becky Barrett 104 Betty Dodd Susan English Patty Gallaher Vicki Dupuis Alan Eck Walter Feldt Marvin Furnandiz Laurie Garry Karen Graves Leilani Hallas Karen Harrison David Harvey Ron Hawk 105 Phil Hawkins Doug Howard Larry Huxtable Will Hawkins Beth Hulet Gail James Terri Hazeltine Steve Hulet Nancy Kearns David Lenhart Ben Lewis Eugene Longie Janet Longseth 106 Steve Mallinson Tom Miller Lana Nicholas Rene McCandless Tom Mooney Linda Nicholas Dave McDonald Shelly Moore Vickie Olson Margaret Picton Mary Ann Proulx Dotte Rand Joan Rebich 107 June Rebich Deanna Richard Sherry Sanders Ray Rebich Alva Rebish Carleen Richardson Jim Ross Steve Schroder George Scofield Brack Smith Dan Smith Debbie Smith Denise Smith Blake Sevalstad Robert Shields 108 Jay Spehar Richard Thueson Linda Watkins Quinda Strube Clyde Traughber Sheila Weatherston Dan Sutton Sandra Washburn Barbara Wehler 109 Andy Wolfe Ty Wolfe Dee Ann Wright SOPHOMORES Greeted Frosh With Mixer In 1965 one Hundred and fourteen freshmen entered the halls of Beaverhead County High School. The officers for the freshman year were President, Tom Mooney; Vice President, Glen Owen; Secretary, Susan English; and Treasurer, Cathy Crosser. The Student Council representatives were David Cypher, Laurie Garry, Mary Barrett, and Phil Hawkins. Becky Barrett and Dotte Rand were elected Red Cross representa- tives. Mrs. Lenore McCollum was the class sponsor. As Sophomores, the Class of ’69 had one hundred and ten members. The class officers for the 1966-1967 year were President, David Cypher; Vice President, Phil Hawkins; Secretary, Darling Belle Ballard; and Treasurer, Bertha Gay Court. Select- ed for Student Council duties were Cathy Crosser, Tom Mooney, Mary Barrett, and Doug Howard. Red Cross delegates were Becky Barrett and Blake Sevalstad. The class sponsors were Mrs. Betty Henningsen and Mr. James Corr. The Sophomore Home- coming Queen candidate was Adele Rebich, who was elected 1966 Homecoming Queen. Cathy Crosser was the Harvest Ball Queen candidate. The Sophomore Class began a money-making project for the Junior Prom by selling pen sets. Early in the Fall the class sponsored the annual Freshman-Sophomore Class Mixer. Sophomores who made the Straight A Honor Roll during the year were David Cypher, Laurie Garry, Carole Homan, Doug Howard, Tom Mooney, Linda Nicholas, Sherry Sanders, and Marlene Williams. Sophomore Class Officers SEATED: Bertha Gay Court, treasurer; Darling Belle Ballard, secretary; STANDING: Phil Hawkins, vice president; Mrs. Betty Henningsen, sponsor; Mr. James Corr, sponsor; and David Cypher, president. no Tom Andersen Sharon Anderson Bill Ashworth JoAnn Barnes Barbara Blomquist Richard Bourassa Cordell Briggs Judy Brown Judy Budel Jeanne Burwell Marie Carroll Catherine Chaffin John Chaffin Marian Christensen Vickie Christensen Leroy Crawford Royal Crawford Gail Cromwell Kim Curtis Susan Davis Gary Decker Richard DuBois Terri Dunagan James Duncan 112 Julie Eighom Bruce Elliott Mary Ferris Andy Forsythe Connie Else Bill Grayson Irene Hansen Elizabeth Hayden Lee Hazelbaker Colin Henderson David Hemminger Heleen Hildreth Steve Hirschy Steve Hoeffner Scott Howard Nick Hoyrup Steve Huffaker Judy Huntsman Sue Venna Hyatt Jean Ingram Rex Ingram Debby Kamp Bob Kearns Tim Kearns 113 Kelly Kennedy Kathy Kruljac Charlotte La Mott e Sam Landon Rick Later Terry Longie Gary Love Brian Lynnes John Malesich Susan Manula Gary Markovich Bernard May Yvonne McCleery Vickie McCracken Ricky McEldery Sally McGinley Brenda McQuiston Bette Meine Jerry Meine Marjorie Miller Mike Mitchell El inore Monger Gary Mooney Dale Moore I 114 Kathy Morrison Fritz Nelson Keith Obert Dana Pendleton Joe Piazzola Karen Plenert Alberta Poe Gail Proulx Mathew Pyeatt Kelly Rand Ron Rathie Sharon Rebich Brian Remely David Richards Gery Ricks Colleen Ross Debbie Ruff Craig Rule Jerri Ryan Vickie Sanders Jackie Shafer Salle Sheperd Greg Smith Lisa Smith 115 Sandra South Becky Stallings Vicky Stallman Bill Stephens Tim Swartz Sandra Tait Cheryl Thompson Mike Tribble Mike Tyvand Eddie Waldemar John Walker Lyle Walker Patricia Wehler Judy Wellborn Leslie Wells Susie White Dennis Woolford Elmer Young 116 FRESHMEN Sneak A Peek At High School One hundred and eleven freshmen entered the front door of Beaverhead County High School on Monday, August 29, 1966. They chose as their President, Cordell Briggs; Vice President, Susan Davis; Secretary, Gary Markovich; and Treasurer, Ron Rathie. The Student Council representatives selected were John Walker, Sandra South, Tim Swartz and Salle Shepherd. The Red Cross representatives for the year were Vickie McCracken and Steve Huffaker. Mr. John Wilkerson was class sponsor. The Freshman Class sponsored a dance for the Sophomore Class early in the fall and during the basketball season sponsored a dance after a home basketball game. Kelly Kennedy was chosen as the Freshman Harvest Ball Queen candidate. For the Homecoming Parade the Freshman Class made a homecoming float -- blue and gold streamers decorated a car and on the front and back bumpers were goal posts with a victory football on top of the car. Four freshmen were on the Straight A Honor Roll during the year -- Cordell Briggs, Susan Davis, Mary Ferris, and Gary Markovich. Freshman Class Officers Gary Markovich, secretary; Judy Huntsman, yell leader; Cordell Briggs, president; Mr. John Wilkerson, sponsor; and Susan Davis, vice president. (Missing: Ron Rathie, treasurer. ) 117 SENIOR SKETCHES SHARON MARIE ALLEN Transfer from Lima 4; GAA 4; Beaver Staff 4; Annual Staff 4, Co-editor 4; Band 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Christmas Cantata 4. SALLY LUCILLE ANDERSEN Pompons 2, 3,4; Drill Team 3,4; GAA 1,2; Bowling 2, 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2, 3; District Music Meet 2, 3; Band 1,2, 3; Thespians 3, 4; Speech and Debate 3; Future Nurses 1,2; Flag Twirlers 1, Junior Red Cross 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4. DELLA BACON FHA 1,2; Girls State 3; Annual Business Staff 3; Bowling 3,4; Chorus 1; Honor Society 4; Geometry Pin 2. ERVIN RAY BARNES B Club 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Boys Pep Club 3,4; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4; Rodeo Club 4; Rodeo Team 4; Wres- tling 2. RONALD KIRK BERGESON B Club 2,3,4, President 4; Key Club 1,2,3; Boys State 3; Senior Class President; Track 1,2,3; Football 1,2, 3,4, Captain 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Boys Pep Club 3,4, Sergeant-at-arms 3; Student Council 2,3,4; All-Conference First Team, Football 3,4; Player of the Week 3,4; Christmas Cantata 4. MATHEW STEPHEN BERTA B Club 2,3,4, Sergeant-at-arms 4; Key Club 2; Track 1,2,3; Football 1,2, 3,4, All-Conference End 4; Player of the Week 3,4; Basketball 1; Boys Pep Club 3,4; Christmas Cantata 4; Wrestling 2,3. RAYMOND L. BLIZE B Club 3,4; FFA 2; Track 1,2, 3,4, State Track Meet 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Boys Pep Club 3,4. BONNIE BLOMQUIST GAA 2; Bowling 4; Pep Club 2; Speech 4. RAY FRANCIS BOEGNER B Club 3,4; Key Club 3; Beaver Staff 4; Annual Staff 3; Track 1,2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Player of the Week 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Boys Pep Club 3,4; Christmas Cantata 4. CLARIS DONNA BOLICK FHA 2, 3; Beaver Business Staff 4; Bowling 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; District Music Meet 3,4. ROBERTA LYNN BONNEAU Pompons 1,2, Council 2; Drill Team 2; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; A Squad Cheerleader 3,4; B Squad Cheerleader 2; Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Thespians 4; Junior Miss 3; Jenny Kissed Me 4; Future Nurses 1.2, 3, Secretary 3; Flag Twirlers 1; Senior Class Homecoming Candidate 4; Geometry Pin 2; District Speech Meet 3. MARILYN PAT BROMAN Pompons 2, 3,4; Drill Team 2, 3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; GAA Letter Club 4; Ainual Staff 3; Beaver Business Staff 2, 3,4, Co-Business Manager 4; Pep Club 1.2, 3,4; Chorus 2; Honor Society 3,4; Chemocrats 4, Vice President 4; Geometry Pin 2; Junior Prom Queen Candidate 4. LINDA SUE BROWN Transfer from Challis, Idaho 4; FHA 4; Honor Society 4. LYNN MARIE BUYAN GAA 3,4; Girls Track 4; FHA 1,2, 3,4, Vice Presi- dent 2, Degree Chairman 3, President 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Senior Home- making Degree 4; FHA District Convention 1,2, 3,4; FHA State Convention 1,3,4; Girls State Delegate 3; Beaver Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Bowling 2,3,4, Team Captain 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; District Music Meet 1,2,3; Honor Society 4; Future Nurses 3; District Speech Meet 3; Speech and Debate 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Chemocrats 4; High School Week Delegate 4. PATRICIA ANN CARLSON GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Letter Club 3,4; Girls Track 2,4; Girls State alternate 3; Beaver Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Beaver Business Staff 3; Bowling 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Honor Society 3,4, Historian 4; Thespians 3,4, Vice President 4; Junior Miss 3; Future Nurses 2,3, Vice President 3; Speech and Debate 3,4; District Speech Meet 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Elks Leadership Award 4; Elks Scholarship 4; State Elks Scholarship Award 4; Soroptomist Good Citizenship Award 4; High School Week Delegate 4. HARRY G. CHRISTENSEN, JR. Band 1,2, 3, KATHLEEN LOUISE CLEMOW Pompons 1,2; Drill Team 2; GAA 1,2; Annual Business Staff 3,4; Bowling 2. MONTE M. CLEMOW B Club 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 3, Vice President 4; FFA Star Chapter Greenhand 1; Star Chapter Farmer 4; State Star Farmer 4; FFA National Convention 4; FFA Judging Trip to Minneapolis 4; Track 1,2, 3; Foot- ball 1,2, 3,4; Boys Pep Club 4; Christmas Cantata 4; Ski Club 1; High School Week Delegate 4. LINDA CAROL COOK Pompons 1,2, 3; GAA 1,2, 3,4; GAA Letter Club 3,4; Beaver Business Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4, Typist 3,4; Business Manager 4; Bowling 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Future Nurses 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4. PHILIP A. DAVIS B Club 4; Boys State Delegate 3; Annual Staff 4, Sports Editor 4; Sophomore Class Yell Leader; Track 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Basketball Manager 3,4; Frosh Basketball Manager 2; Thespians 3,4; Junior Miss 3; Jenny Kissed Me 4; La Pleasant 4; District Speech Meet 4. NICHOLAS J. deLEON Track 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Junior Red Cross 2,3,4. KATHRYN KRISTINE DEPUTY Pompons 1,2, 3,4, Council 3; Drill Team 1,2, 3,4; Twirlers 1,2,3,4, Drum Majorette 3, Head Major- ette 4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Girls Track 4; Senior Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Pep Club 1.2, 3,4; B Squad Cheerleader 2; District Music Meet 2,3,4; Future Nurses 1,2, Treasurer 2; Speech and Debate 4; Chorus 2, 3,4; District Speech Meet 4; Junior Red Cross 3,4, Treasurer 3,4; Chemocrats 4; Harvest Ball Queen Candidate 3; Junior Class Tournament Queen Candidate 4. KATHERINE LYNN DETTON Transfer from Lima 4; Beaver Staff 4; Senior Class Harvest Ball Queen Candidate 4. JACK DODD Freshman Basketball 1. JUDITH GAYLE DODD Pompons 1,2, 3,4; Drill Team 2,3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 3; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 4; Chorus 2, 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; District Music Meet 2, 3,4; Honor Society 4; Future Nurses 1.2, Secretary 1,2; Junior Red Cross 2,3,4, Secre- tary 4; Geometry Pin 2; Typing Award 2; Junior Prom Queen Candidate 4. DAVID H. DUNCAN Beaver Staff 3; Boys Pep Club 3,4; Speech and De- bate 3,4; District Speech Meet 3,4; Christmas Cantata 4. RANDY DONS EBERLINE FFA 1,2, 3; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4; Ski Team 1; State Ski Meet 1. RICHARD DAN EBERLINE FFA 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4; Ski Team 1,2, 3, 4; State Ski Meet 1,2, 3,4; Junior National Ski Meet 3; Rodeo Club 4. KRESS DEWAYNE ELLIOTT Bowling 1; Basketball 2; Ski Club 1,2. JAMES KELLOGG FEATHERS B Club 4; Boys State 3; Beaver Staff 3,4; Track 1.2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Christ- mas Cantata 4; Honor Society 3,4, President 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4. RICHARD C. GIVEN Track 1,2; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Chorus 3,4; District Music Meet 3,4; Mixed Quartet 4; Rodeo Club 4; Chemocrats 4. DAVID H. GLAUS B Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Key Club 3,4, Secretary 4; FfA 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 3, President 4, National Convention 4; Boys State Delegate 3; Sophomore Class Vice President; Track 1.2, 3,4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Boys Pep Club 3,4; Christmas Cantata 4; Rodeo Club 4, President 4; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4, Vice President 4; FFA Union Pacific Scholarship 4; State Track Meet 4. LES GORDON B Club 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; All-Conference 4; All-State Basketball Team 4; Honorable Mention All-State by Sport Magazine 3; Player of the Week in Football 4; Boys Pep Club 3,4. DOROTHY LOUISE GROSE Pompons 2, 3,4, Council 4; Drill Team 3,4; GAA 2, 3,4; Girls State Delegate 3; Girls Track 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Chorus 2, 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; District Music Meet 1,2,3,4; Uniform Manager, Band 4; Honor Society 4; Chemocrats 4, Secretary-Treas- urer 4; High School Week Delegate 4. JAMES F. HAGENBARTH B Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4, Vice President 4; Boys State Delegate 3; Junior Class Vice President; Freshman Class President; Track 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Boys Pep Club 4; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4, President 3,4; Ski Team 1,2, 3,4; Junior National Ski Championship Meets 3,4; State Jumping (Ski) Championship 2, 3,4; Rodeo Club 4; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2,4, President 4; Chemocrats 4; Christmas Cantata 4; State Track Meet 4. ALAN HALE Transfer from Butte High School 4. FRANK CHARLES HALL FFA 2; Chemocrats 4. WADE DENNIS HANSEN B Club 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; FFA National Conven- tion in Kansas City 4; Track 1,2, 3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Boys Pep Club 3,4; Wrestling 3,4. DARCY LYNN HARR GAA 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Rodeo Club 2. DANETTE ROBERTA HAWKINS Pompons 3,4; Librarians 4; Beaver Staff 3,4, Assist- ant Editor 4; Beaver Business Staff 3,4, Co-Business Manager 4; Annual Business Staff 3,4; Bowling 3,4, President 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; A Siquad Cheer- leader 4; Thespians 4; Jenny Kissed Me 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Journalism MIEA Meet 4. TERRY RAE HAZELBAKER GAA 1,2, 3, 4, Sports Manager 4; GAA Letter Club 3,4; Girls State Delegate 3; Beaver Staff 4; Beaver Business Staff 2,3,4; Annual Business Staff 4, Co- Business Manager 4; Freshman Class Treasurer; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Student Council 4, Secretary 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4. JOHN KENNETH HEBERUNG Bowling 3; Basketball 3; Boys Pep Club 3; Ski Club 2,3. JOANNE HEGGELUND GAA 1,2, 3,4; GAA Letter Club 3,4; GirL State Alternate 3; Beaver Business Staff 3,4; Bowling 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 3,4; District Music Meet 4; Speech and Debate 4. TAD HENNING SEN B Club 3,4; Boys State Delegate 3; Track 2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football Player of the Week 4; Basketball Player of the Week- Laurel Game 4; Christmas Cantata 4; Rodeo Club 4; Junior Red Cross 4, President 4. SUSAN DIANE HOWARD Pompons 4; Drill Team 4; GAA 3,4; GAA Letter Club 3,4; Beaver Business Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Annual Business Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Bowling 3; Pep Club 3,4; Chorus 3; District Music Meet 3; Speech and Debate 3,4; District Speech Meet 3; Chemocrats 4; Senior Class Candidate for Tourna- ment Queen 4; High School Week Delegate 4. PAULA KAY HUFFAKER Pompons 3,4; Drill Team 4; GAA 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2, 3. KATHLEEN HULET Annual Staff 3,4, Co-editor 4; Chemocrats 3. TERRI HULET Transfer from Needles, California 4; Junior Class Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Beaverhead County High School Tournament Queen 4; GAA 4. WARREN E. HUXATABLE FFA 1,2, 3,4, Reporter 4; Wrestling 2. RICHARD ALLEN JACKSON FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Boys Pep Club 3,4; Chorus 4; District Music Meet 4; Ski Club 2,4; Rodeo Club 3,4. KAREN MARIE KENNEDY Pompons 1,2, 3,4, President 4; Drill Team 2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Girls State Alternate 3; Bowling 3; Girls Track 2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4, Librarian 3, Roberian 4; Band 1,2, 3,4, Uniform Keeper 3, Secretary 4; Teen Tones 4; District Music Meet 1, 2, 3,4; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Speech and Debate 4; District Speech Meet 2, 3,4; State Speech and Drama Meet 2; Jacob Comes Home and Junior Miss 3; Jennie Kissed Me 4; Junior Red Cross 4; Snow Queen Candidate 4. SUZANNE BARBARA KRULJAC GAA 2, 3; Girls Track 2, 3; FHA 1,2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; District Music Meet 1,2, 3,4. JUDITH CAROL LAKNER GAA 1,2, 3,4; Librarian 3; Beaver Business Staff 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Bowling 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Future Nurses 2,3; Treasurer 3; Chemocrats 4; High School Week Delegate 4. ALLEN B. LENHART B Club 3,4; Track 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Boys Pep Club 3,4; Christmas Cantata 4; Wrestling 3,4. GARY BURR LIVELY Football 2; Boys Pep Club 3,4; Chemocrats 4. DIANE ROSE MARKOVICH Pompons 1,2, 3,4; Drill Team 3,4, Secretary 4; GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2; District Music Meet 2. CHARLES HARRIS MARTIN Beaver Staff 2,4; Bowling 3; Basketball 1; Boys Pep Club 2; Chorus 2; District Music Meet 1; Speech and Debate 1,3. JOHN (JOCK) HIRSCHY McDOWELL B Club 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; FFA 1,2, 3,4, Second Vice President 3, Treasurer 4; Boys State Delegate 3; Football 1,2,3; Boys Pep Club 3,4; Ski Club 1,2; Rodeo Club 4, Vice Presi- dent 4; Wrestling 1, 2,3,4; State Wrestling Meet 4; Second Divisional Meet 4; Best Season’s Record 3,4; Wrestler of the Week 3,4; Outstanding Wrestler 4. GEORGE M. MILLER FFA 1; Boys Pep Club 3,4. EDWARD L. MOONEY Key Club 3; Junior Class President; Boys Pep Club 3,4; Football 2; Bowling 3; Tri-M 2,3,4, Vice President 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4, President 3,4; District Music Meet 1,2, 3,4; State Music Meet 1,2; Ski Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 4; High School Week Delegate 4. JANET MOUNTJOY Pompons 1,2, 3,4; Drill Team 2, 3,4; Twirlers 3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; GAA Letter Club 3,4; Girls Track 3; Beaver Staff 4, Art Editor 4; Beaver Business Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; District Music Meet 2,3,4; Future Nurses 1,2, 3; Junior Red Cross 2.3.4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Chemocrats 4; Jenny Kissed Me 4; B Club Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Flag Twirlers 1; Junior Prom Co-chairman 3. CAROL JEAN NEWBY GAA 4; Pep Club 4. MARY EDWINA NICHOLS GAA 2, 3,4; GAA Letter Club 3,4; Chorus 3; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Rodeo Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Speech and Debate 4; Ski Team 1,2, 3,4; Girls Track 2, 3; Typing Award 4. MARTHA ELLEN NUDD GAA 1; FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Girls Rodeo Club 1. FARAMARZ (FRED) PARANG Home-Teheran, Iran. Transfer from Marysville Union High School, Marysville, California 4. JOYCE L. PATTERSON Pep Club 3,4. TOM PIERCE Sophomore £lass Vice President; Track 1,2,3; Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Boys Pep Club 3.4, Cheer Leader 3,4; Rodeo Club 2,3,4, Vice President 2. NEDRA ESTHER PILGRIM GAA 2, 3,4; GAA Letter Club 3,4; Librarian 2,3; Beaver Staff 3,4, Art Editor 3, Assistant Editor 4; Beaver Business Staff 2, 3,4; Annual Business Staff 4, Co-Business Manager 4; Bowling 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; MIEA Convention 4. NORMAN H. L. PROCTOR FFA 1,2, 3,4. MONTE MICHAEL PROULX librarian 3; Annual Business Staff 4; Bowling 1,4; Speech and Debate 3. MONTY R. RATHIE Beaver Staff 3; Chorus 2,3. ADELE LYNNE REBICH Pompons 1,2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Drill Team 1,2; Twirlers 1,2, 3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4, Vice Presi- dent 4; Bowling 2; Girls Track 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Council Member 4; A Squad Cheerleader 3,4; B Squad Cheerleader 2; Chorus 2,3; District Music Meet 2,3; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Future Nurses 1,2; Chemocrats 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Junior Prom Queen 4. HELEN ELIZABETH REBICH FHA 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; District FHA Convention 2,4; Bowling 2,3,4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; District Music Meet 1,2, 3,4. SHIRLEY JEANETTE REBICH FHA 2,3; District FHA Convention 2; Beaver Business Staff 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Bowling 3,4, Secretary 4; Band 1,2,3,4; District Music Meet 1,2,3,4. JAMES A. REICHLE Bowling 2,4; Football 2; Rodeo Club 1,4. MARY ISABELLE RICHARDS Annual Staff 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4. MICHAEL C. RILEY Key Club 3,4, Senior Board Member 4; Beaver Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 4; Beaver Business Staff 4; Basketball 2; Chorus 1; Ski Club 2,3,4, Reporter 3,4; Honor Society 4; Thespians 3,4; Jenny Kissed Me 4; Junior Miss 3, Stage Manager; Debate and Speech 2; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Chemocrats 4; Junior Prom Magazine Sales Drive Captain 3; MIEA Convention 4. BARBARA ANN RYAN GAA 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, 3; FHA District Convention 1,2, 3,4; State FHA Convention 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Future Nurses 1,2. MARCUS R. SANDERS B Club 3,4; Key Club 2, 3,4, Vice President 4; Boys State Delegate 3; Sophomore Class President; Track 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Boys Pep Club 3,4, 3.4, Vice President 4; Rodeo Club 4; Honor Society 3.4, Vice President 4; Chemocrats 4; Junior Prom Co-Chairman 3; Winner of Elks Leadership Contest 4. JOHN CHARLES SCHULER MB Club 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Boys State Dele- gate 3; Senior Class Vice President; Freshman Class Vice President; Track 1,2,3; Football 1,2, 3,4; All- Conference Fullback 4; Player of the Week 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Playmaker 3,4; Boys Pep Club 3,4, Serge ant-at-arms 4; Chorus Christmas Cantata 4; Student Council 4; Junior Red Cross 2,3,4, Vice President 4. JUDITH ANN SEIDENSTICKER Pompons 2, 3,4, Vice President 3; GAA 2, 3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; GAA Letter Club 3,4; Junior Class Treasurer; Girls Track 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Ski Team 2,3,4; State Ski Meet 2,4; Junior National Nordic Meet 4; Honor Society 4, Executive Board 4; Student Council 4, Treasurer 4; Debate and Speech 4; District Speech Meet 4; Annual Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Chemocrats 4; Snow Queen Candi- date 4; DAR Good Citizenship Award 4; Typing Award 3. MICHAEL NELS SEVALSTAD B Club 3,4; Track 2,3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Boys Pep Club 3,4, President 4; Ski Club 3; Junior Red Cross 4. MICHAEL JAMES SHAFER Bowling 1,2, 3,4, Team Captain 1,2, 3,4; 200 Club 3,4; President, Bowling Team 3; Boys Pep Club 3,4; Junior Miss 3. MARY ALAINE SHIELDS Pompons 4; Drill Team 4; Beaver Business Staff 4. MARGARET SUZANNE STAHL Pompons 1,2, 3,4, Council 2, 3; Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Twirlers 1,2, 3,4; GAA 3,4; Girls State Delegate 3; Senior Class Secretary; Junior Class Secretary; Sophomore Class Secretary; Freshman Class Secretary; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Chcrus 1,2, 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President4; Teen Tones 1,2, 3,4; District Music Meet 2,3,4; Girls' Trio 1,2, 3,4; Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; Chemocrats 4; Harvest Ball Queen 2; State Win- ner of Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarship Award, Class A. MARTIN JOHN STEFONIC Bowling 2,4, DANIEL ROBERT STRUCKMAN Boys State Delegate 3; Beaver Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 4, Photographer 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4, Photog- rapher 3,4; Beaver Business Staff 4; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Boys Pep Club 3,4; Chorus 4; Thespians 3,4; Jenny Kissed Me 4; La Peasant 4; Junior Miss 3; District Speech Meet 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Mixed Quartet 4; OER Chartkeeper 3,4. YANCY ALLEN STOUT Bowling 3; Track 3; Boys Pep Club 3. KEITH PHIL TAYLOR B Club 3,4; Boys State Delegate 3; Track 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4. JOHN L. WALKER Boys Pep Club 3,4; Chorus 3; Christmas Cantata 4; Junior Prom Co-Chairman 3; District Music Meet 3; Sadie Hawkins King 3. ROBERTA MAY WARRICK GAA 3; Beaver Business Staff 4; Bowling 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; District Music Meet 1,2, 3,4. JEAN KAY WHEELER Librarian 4. PATRICK LEE WILHELM Boys State Delegate 3; Track 2; Football 2,3,4; Boys Pep Club 3,4; Christmas Cantata 4; Wrestling 3.4. CATHERINE ANN WILSON GAA 1,2, 3,4; GAA Letter Club 3,4; Annual Staff 1, 2; Beaver Business Staff 2, 3,4; Bowling 4, Captain 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 3; Christmas Cantata 4; Chemocrats 4; Debate and Speech 4. HEIDI ANNE WOLFE Annual Staff 4, Art Editor 4; Chorus 1,2,4; Band 3.4. SANDRA KAY STATHEM Chorus 3; District Music Meet 3; Outstanding Business Education Student Award 4. STATE BANK AND TRUST CO. MEMBER F.D.I.C. COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES Air-conditioned, Ample Parking, Drive-in Window Terri Hulct, Phil Davis, and Adele Rcbich talking over checking ac- counts with Bob Harrison. BEAVERHEAD LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS 29 East Helena 683-5522 First in Personal Service Congratulations, Class of 1967 MOONEY TRUCKING Local And Long Distance Hauling Phone 683-2131 Congratulations, Class of 1967 Live A Little - Stop At Your Friendly DAIRY QUEEN Basket Dinners Sundaes Sandwiches Banana Splits Shakes — All Your Favorite Drinks, Plus Fresca And Tab — PHILLIPS 66 TRUCK AND CAR STOP Tires Batteries Phone 683-9985 Open 24 Hours BEAVERHEAD GLASS AND PAINT COLUMBIA PAINTS WINDSHIELDS McCLOSKEY VARNISHES U6So. Washington Phone-683-4400 MITCHELL'S DRUG 2 So. Montana Phone 683-2316 Prescriptions - Gifts Russell Stover Candy - Cosmetics BAIR'S TRUCK STOP (fNCq) COLLEGE SERVICENTER Across from Western Montana College Clarence Ruff, Enco Products Agent UNIFLO MOTOR OIL Finest In Atlas Accessories Atlas Plycron Tires VIGILANTE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. Serving Rural Southwestern Montana Owned by Those We Serve rwfSK! • ;r - • DILLON AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION MONTANA SALES, INC. PAUL'S CHEVROLET, INC. Keys to C amaro—from Shag to Joe E H FORD SALES, INC Mary, Ed and Jim eye International COLLEGE MOTOR I op-selling car in the West HOWARD MOTORS Buick—Rambler—CMC Trucks DAVIS MOTOR, INC. See the Good Guys in the White Hats Holy Toledo! It's the new Jeepster TRADE WITH A QUALITY AUTO DEALER PROULX'S UNION 76 Bumper-to-Bumper Service Fast, Expert, Dependable Dilion, Montana HEBERLING'S GAMBLE STORE JACKSON MERCANTILE Jackson, Montana Clothing— Groceries — Magazines — Sporting Goods and General Merchandise Your Local Headquarters For Appliances Automotive Supplies-Paints - Sporting Equipment All of the friendly Heberlings are glad to help you at Cambies. Congratulations to the Class of ’67 Toodie Harrison Lauri Anderson explaining FNB's Student Scotch-checking plan to Karen Graves. from Dillon’s Full Service Bank THE 1ST NATIONAL BANK Dillon, Montana Member FDIC Winter Sports Hunting-Fishing Dining-Swimming Call Jackson 834-2124 or write. 6 Pictured is the interior of the beautiful lobby of the hotel. DIAMOND BAR INN RESORT—HOTEL McCracken bros The Men’s Store Everything In Men’s And Boys’ Apparel Dillon Bozeman Karen, Andy, Gary, and Terri examining the latest fashions. MILLER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Experienced Dragline and Dozer Work Richard E. Miller 235 No. Pacific Dillon, Montana Phone 683-2175 Ditches - Drains - Excavating Link-Belt speeder for ditching and excavating. Award Sweater a,1d Jackets Trophies 11 d Medals Athletic Clouds Hunting Supplies Outdoor Equipment Fishing Tackle TREASURE STATE SPORTING GOODS Jim Wedin nd Bob Worley-Owners Business Phone-723-61 20 E M GIFT NOVELTY Shervvin Williams Paints . Redwing Pottery Gifts . Hallmark Cards and Party Goods for all Occasions. Tiffin Crystal . Nortake and Homer McLaughlin China MABEI. KENISON EDITH QUICK 16 So. Montana Phone 683-4004 Janet and Charles pick a card . 41 East Park Street Butte, Montana ELECTRIC VARIETY Jack Thumma, Owner Contracting and Appliances Wcstinghousc Admiral KEITH'S REALTY Farm and Ranch DILLON HEATING AND TIN Box 1124 North of Dillon Phone 683-2942 A Whole New Concept” Duracurve Gas Furnace and A i r - Co nd itioni ng by LENNOX Loans Phone: 683-4065 strong SILENT � We’re as close as your mailbox or •phone 723-5441, Butte, Montana MONTANA'S FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE Butte and Helena HAZELBAKER AGENCY 15 So. Idaho Phone 638-4444 Southern Montana Abstract and Title Company PARISIAN CLEANERS Sanitone Certified Master Dry Cleaners” For Free Pick-up And Delivery — Phone 683-2801 PAYLESS FOOD STORE Stop at Pay less Food Store in Melrose for fresh merchandise and goods Tom Hart, Owner Phone 835-2131 When in Melrose, stop at the D-Club for refreshments and fishing equipment. D-CLUB BAR AND CAFE PURINA CHOWS Fertilizer Feed Seed Steam Rolling Chemicals PEAVEY COMPANY Red Kamp, Manager COAST-TO-COAST STORE Coast-to-Coast. . .the store where your dollar will do the Most. Bob, Lois, Judy Phone 683-4412 Mr. Dodd, Judy and Robin looking over Uic latest in tan- dems. OASIS CAFE Where all the Beavers Meet Kelly, Karen, Rich, and Marilyn savor an afternoon Coke-break from studies. ROBERTS FOOD, INC. 201 So. Idaho Dillon, Montana Your AG Store Where Service is a Smile Wider Phone 683 -2357 Fresh, crisp produce is a Robert's trademark. ) EMMETT BLOMQUIST RANCH 10 Miles North of Dillon on Highway 91 � RANCH EMMETT B10MQUIST DHR Real Silver 39-- Our New Junior Hero Sire Purchased at the National Western Here- ford Sale. Raising Top Quality Hereford Bulls Is Our Business BEAVER BACKERS LONE TREE RANCH Dale Strodtman, Owner Home Built Special Turn- apull type feed tractor fitted with half tracks. Built in 1960; loader at- tachment made and in- stalled in 1966. A herd of yearling steers wintering on wild hay. One Mile South of Jackson A W ROOT BEER Ice Cream Chicken Pizza Corn Dogs Tacos Pizza Burgers Jumbo Burgers Pork Chop Sandwiches Our new 16-car canopy assured cool, relaxing comfort. I -if Music, Science, and Physical Education Building CAMPEAU CRENNEN Members American Institute of Architects Granite Block—Helena, Montana—Phone 442-3930 HOTEL METLEN NICK'S PLACE Cafe —Lounge —Finnish Steam Taxi Baths The Gilfeathers Dillon, Montana When in Melrose, stop in at Nick’s—Your Hunting and Fishing Headquarters Phnn i-Kli pL- T V� T i n Historic Hotel Metlen has homed travelers for over 80 years. Pictured is Nick DeLeon, owner. SKEETS CAFE AND DINING ROOM Open 24 Hours The finest Home-cooked Food Choice Beef Homemade Pies THE HOLIDAY CLEANERS AND COIN LAUNDRY OSSELLO'S 926 S. Arizona Butte, Montana Phone 723-6552 The Holiday Service Center Dry Cleaning and Coin Laundry Front Street and East Harrison Ave. Butte, Montana L. BEAVERHEAD BAR SUPPLY WHOLESALERS 129 N. Montana Phone-683-2241 OK TIRE STORE Owned and Operated By John Hofferber 16 No. Washington Phone 683-2911 Dillon, Montana rubber flUUjy WELDERS All the folks at MONTANA POWER do their best to be good neighbors and good citizens. If there's a nail to be pounded or any other job a- round, you can count on the Montana Power folks to help. MONTANA POWER COMPANY Serving YOU is our Business WHEELER INN GO! GO! GO! - Graduates of ’67 OPEN 24 HOURS Junction of Highways 41 and 91 Pictured are Robertson's Trucks aiu| Ready-Mix Plant. Carl Robertson, owner North of Dillon Phone 683-2101 ROBERTSON READY-MIX ERNIE'S DISTRIBUTING CO Winning Combination---Coca -Cola and the Beavers 406 Kentucky Street Phone 683-5638 Located in an attractive office on Bannack Street. ■ | PETERSON DRUG Service and Prescriptions — our two most important products STEWART CONSTRUCTION Dillon, Montana Phone 683-4441 36 E. Bannack Another new Stewart-built home nears completion. ELIEL'S DEPARTMENT STORE . Bobbie Brooks . Lou Bella . Robbie Rivers . Paquette Linda, Mary and Cathy discover fashion's finest at Eliel's. BRIGGS RANCH, INC. Dell, Montana Approximately 150,000 acres of land devoted to Uic cattle industry. JOHN DEERE DILLON RANCH SUPPLY CO. I3ox 585 Industrial and Agricultural John Deere Sales Service Dial 683-5881 Dillon, Montana Joel leu adds attractive touch at lather's firm. WISE RIVER CLUB I lot e I - M � le 1-1 la r - C a fe S e r v i ce Station Heart of I he lishing and I lunt ing'Count ry Mike and Roy Scvalstad standing in front of Wise River Club m I DILLON PUBLIC AUCTION, INC. Dillon, Montana Sale Day Monday (Cattle, Sheep and Hogs) Second Thursday each month (Special Horse Sale) Thursday (Special Sheep and Cattle Sales in Season) Henry Peters and Sons, Managers Bank reference-State Bank and I rust Co. Bonded for your protection SNEED'S SPORTING GOODS 130 North Montana Phone 683-4540 Good sports find Hobart a congenial host. Listen to the Lee Barker Show 1000 Watts Mobile facilities complement a capable staff at KDBM BEAVERHEAD PRINTERS If it's printing, we do it! THE TRIBUNE EXAMINER Box 91 I Dillon, Montana Stop at the Tribune for office and school supplies. JENSEN CHEVRON First-Class Service To Everyone Chevron Gasoline Batteries Delo Lubricating Oils Diesel Fuels Tires RPM Greases SPONSORS A. B. Dick Victor Royal Office Supplies 1. Office Furniture WE SERVICE WlIAT WE SELL BUTTE BUSINESS MACHINES, INC. 129 W. Broadway Phone 792-6162 Butte, Montana JOEWIRTZ JIM FISHER KEN FLINK LION'S DEN r 4 Mile Nortli of Dillon on Highway 41 STEAKS, SEAFOOD, and CI RCKEN DINNERS Every day 5 - 12 p. in. Phone 683-20”) 1 THE CRESTON MOTEL For Restin’ - Try Crcsion 335 So. Atlantic - Phone 683-2341 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bonne «u, owners CO-OP SUPPLY, INC. 226 East Baunack Dillon, Montana Phone 683-5391 Congratulations, Class of '67 WILLIAMS CAMERA SHOP Natural Color Butte, Montana Phone 792-0454 LAKEVIEW MOUNTAIN LODGE . Family and Croup Outings and Parties near Lite Beautiful Red Rock Lakes. Overnight and Meals For Reservations Phone LIMA 276-3300 WAYNE and ANN ELIES MONTGOMERY WARNER'S FOOD STORE There is no substitute for quality IBEY CONSTRUCTION CO., INC Dillon Building Supply Company 10 So. Montana Phone 683-2319 Phone 683-554 R. D. ROMERS, D.D.S. 108 So. Washington Dillon, Montana 683-2671 Batteries Tires 'lubes RALPH'S ENCO SERVICE and OARAGE Humble Oil Distributor Phone 276-3431 W ashing Lubricating Accessories Lima, Montana H-J BAR AND CAFE Wise River, Montana Hcrschel and Jean Wells, Prop. Count on PENNEY'S Coast to Coast For Quality , For Service, For Complete Satisfaction. Dillon, Montana HAZEL'S STYLE SHOP If it’s new, you'll find it MONTANA MOTOR SUPPLY Hazel’s Andrus Hotel Bldg Phone 683-2981 104 No. Montana Street Phone 683-2349 ANDERSON SHEET METAL WORKS Plumbing and Heating 108 No. Montana Street Dillon WISDOM MARKET Wisdom's All-Around Store Pete and Bessie Rasmussen, owners Phone 683-5801 SPONSORS BRIDENSTINE PHOTO WEDDINGS - ANNIVERSARIES - FAMILY'GROUPS - REUNIONS AERIALS - COMMERCIALS - COPYING - ACTION - IANDSCAPES UNIQUE I’.ARY PHOTOS - PORTRAITS - ENLARGING - OIL COLORING 604 E. Cornell Phone (� 83-22 JO Pontiac Sales and Service HARRIS OPP GARAGE 131 E. Helena Underwood- Olivette Machines Office Eui’iiiture 1� Supplies Copy Machines I AGE Duplicating Machines Dictating Equipment DON'S OFFICE MACHINE COMPANY Dillon, Montana p j McLaughlin 123 No. Main St. Phone 792-3019 Butte ISABELLA'S DRESS SHOP f ashions for the High School Cutie 39 No. Idaho Street Dillon, Montana JACK'S MARKET frozen foods Locker Boxes Meats ami Groceries Serving the Area Since 1932 104 So. Atlantic Phone 683-2366 CLUB ROYAL One Mile North of Dillon on Highway 91 Entertainment Cocktails Game Room ANTHONY'S f ashion Store for Students Open Noon - 2 a. in. Closed Tuesdays Phone 683-9996 4 So. Idaho Street Phone 683-2891 Dillon. Montana S AND M CONSTRUCTION, INC. Robert N. Miller Chan Stallings President Sec . - 1 reus. Box 883 DILLON, MONTANA Phone 683-2026 PETROLANE STEELGAS SERVICE Box 670 Dillon, Montana Phone (� 83-2931 Congratulations to the Class ol 1967! DILLON IMPLEMENT COMPANY Hardware of All Types 36 No. Idaho Street Phone (� 83-2831 STANDARD LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY Building Materials FULLER PAINTS 302 No. Montana Street Phone 683-5521 JIM BARRETT --- INSURANCE - Box 1108 Dillon, Montana Phone 683-531� ! Specialized Farming Equipment ALLIS CHALMERS SOUTHMONT TRACTOR COMPANY Box 1103 Phone 683-2781 Dillon, Montana WILLIAMS FEED, INC. AND WILLIAMS LAWN AND GARDEN CENTER 235 No. Idaho Street Phone 683-2881 PUYEAR'S INSURANCE AGENCY hisuruncc of All Kinds Insure to Be Sure 25 So. Idaho Street Phone 683-4511 Dillon, Montana J SPONSORS (of Organizations in Annual) Chris Standard Service, Dillon Sponsored JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Dillon Creamery Sponsored FFA E. K. Lloyd Launderette, Dillon Sponsored B CLUB Hans Andersen and Son Ranches, Dillon Sponsored Senior Class Story Herman Peterson, Dillon Sponsored RODEO CLUB and TRAPSHOOTERS Joyce and Mel McDowell, Wisdom Sponsored WRESTLING Juanita’s Beauty Shop, Dillon Sponsored TRACK Lester Else Ranch, Inc., Wisdom Sponsored TRACK Mark Clemow Ranches, Inc., Wisdom Sponsored FFA Ned-Eva Lanes, Dillon Sponsored BOWLING Schulz and Davis, Attorneys, Dillon Sponsored 1966-1967 PLAYS Southern Montana Telephone, Wisdom Sponsored FHA Veterinary Hospital, Dillon Sponsored TWIRLERS W. G. Gilbert, Jr., Attorney, Dillon Sponsored NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BOOSTERS DILLON Andrus Hotel Bramsman Radio-TV Service Carr's Fuel Company Collins Burns, Attorneys Dillon Hide and Fur Company Dr. J. W. Hiltbrand, Chiropractor Dr. Warren Monger, Osteopath Frank M. Davis, Attorney Hignight Plumbing and Heating Hugulet Conoco Service Husky Service Johnson Saddlery Johnson’s Hi-Way Grocery Kentucky Cash Grocery Later's Jewelry Mountjoy’s Flowers and Gifts Ralph’s Chevron Service Red's Texaco Service Stamm Jewelers State Dining Room Stephens Greenhouse DILLON Town Pump Service Valley Motor Supply Company Warren Theatres, Inc. JACKSON Jackson Garage Wagon Wheel LIMA Lima Mercantile MELROSE Melrose Motel Sportsman Motel WISE RIVER Walter Gnose Mercantile BUTTE Butte Floral Company Community Meadow Gold Crookshank’s Gift Store Gamer's Shoe Store Gene's (Furs and Feminine Fashions) Tom Kirby Appliances r