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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1969 volume:

The gleaming smiles of the great white hunters are reflected in the showcase, housing the beaver Jack and Dan deLeon trapped. They snared this magnificent specimen and presented it to Beaverhead County High School during special ceremonies. 1969 BEAVER BEAVERHEAD COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL DILLON, MONTANA Dedication TO JULES WENGER: Soldiers on battlefields are awarded honors for service to their country. The students of Beaverhead County High School are awarding an honor to you for thirty years of distinguished and meritorious service to our school. Your dedication to your work has always been beyond the call of duty and in the realm of tender loving care. We will all miss your kindness and friendship. Forgive us for our careless acts — mud in the halls, the pencil marks on the walls, and the gum in the drinking fountains. Instead, remember our grati- tude and affection. 2 THE STUDENT BODY NEW STRUCTURE OFFERS MULTIPLE USES Through these new portals will pass thousands of students interested in athletics, science, and music, as well as the avid sports' fans of the area. This building, in its infancy has realized only a few months of passing feet; but, as the years progress, will prove to be one of Dillon's most-utilized centers. On the following pages -- and throughout this yearbook publication -- the highly functional and equally-attractive Music, Science and Physical Education Building forms a proud backdrop for student activities. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication........... School Board . . . . Administration . . . Secretary, Custodians and Bus Drivers . . Faculty.............. Academic............. Activities........... Honors............... 2 6 7 8 9 IS 19 33 Organizations . Music .... Royalty . . . Sports .... Girls' Sports . Classes . . . Memoriam . . Senior Sketches Advertising . . ..................37 ..................63 ..................71 ..................77 ..................95 99, 105, 111, 117 .................130 .................131 .................135 3 Pillars of future building are silhouetted against the sky. Walls and roof are first to rise. Steel beams form gymnasium framework. Floor and bleachers mark final phase of construc- tion. SEATED: (L. to R.) Mr. Tom Clemow, Mr. Lester Jones, Mr. John Burwell, Mrs. Margaret Hagenbarth (resigned), Mrs. Josephine Eudaily, county superintendent of schools; Principal B. W. Lodge; STANDING: Dr. Warren Monger, and Mr. Paul Stahl, Jr. School Board Guides Administration The intricate problems of drawing up blueprints for the administration of our school system are placed before the school board. The task of solving such problems as forming policies, maintaining the large plant, and of finding the funds to keep the school functioning makes many demands on these unselfish, dedicated people. In addition to these tasks, the governing board of Beaverhead County High School has the time-consuming chore of screening and hiring new teachers. Meeting once a month, the school board constitutes an integral force toward continued success of the BCHS operation. 6 Every person needs faith in himself, in his fellow man, and in God. Without faith the individual is very limited in what he will accomplish. He has to believe strongly enough in himself to know that he can do whatever he sets out to do. Without this faith he is defeated before he ever starts. In his relationship with others, man has to have faith in his associates, his neighbors and friends. Once in a while someone will be- tray that faith and let us down, but this does not happen often enough to warrant an across-the- board loss of faith in humanity. Man is a spiritual being, and he needs the leveling in- fluence of the faith in the guiding hand of a devine being. In the words of the young people of today KEEP THE FAITH. Best of Luck, PRINCIPAL B. W. LODGE Administrators Prepare Students For Future Life To the Graduating- Class of 1969: As Seniors, you must be equipped to protect and guide the children of tomorrow as well as you, the children of yesterday, were pro- tected and guided by your community. You must use your knowledge and your skills to strengthen and enrich your nation so that those who come after you shall have as good a chance as was given to you. Upon you, who go out into the world, falls the responsibility of doing for others what was done for you. May you do so honorably and with the help of God. Best wishes to each and everyone of you. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL GILE MITCHELL 7 MRS. RUTH WENGER Secretary Who could manage without Mrs. Wenger? She has long taken care of the secretarial duties of Beaverhead County High School, and under her watchful eye school matters progress smoothly. She grants us favors, sets us right, keeps our records, and is still able to smile. Custodians Buster Dodd, Jules Wenger, Don Smith, and Jim Abbas. Keeping the vast halls of Beaverhead County High School spotless is a job fulfilled by our janitorial staff. Frequently seen in the halls with broom and cart, these men devote endless hours to the upkeep of our school. The students invariably leave the school in a state of chaos but return the next day to find everything neat and shining . EMERSON SELWAY — in charge of bus maintenance. Bus Drivers The automotive operators, or bus drivers, braved the onslaught of rural students coming to school and returning to their homes each day. Many lives were placed in the care of these responsible men as they made their daily rounds. ROW 1: Christian Frank, Bob Swartz, Jim Campbell, Jim Abbas; ROW 2: Don Rude, Jim Seidensticker, Ken Dye, Robert Sawyer, Don Smith, and John Wilkerson. (Missing: Mrs. Pat Burwell.) FACULTY MR. JAMES ANDERSON, B.S. Shop II, Drivers' Training MR. CLAUDE ANKENY, M.S. Government, U.S. History MR. JAMES CORR, M.A. English I, Art, Athletic Director- Basketball Coach MISS CAROL DICKINSON, B.A. Girls' P.E., Health MR. RUSSELL FISH, B.A. Algebra I, General Science Cobbler and his friend, Mrs. Henningsen. 10 Troublesome trio brewing up a song. MR. ALDEN IRISH, B.S. Vo-Ag I,II,III,IV, Vocations MR. JAMES KEEF, M.S. Physical Science I, World Geography 1 1 Mr. Nield and Mr. Wilson tee-off on favorite sport. Mr. Wolf threatens1' Geometry class. MR. RON KENISON, B.A. MISS PATRICIA KUKOWSKI, B.S. Shop I, Mechanical Drawing, Home Economics I, II,III,IV Football and Track Coach MR. B. W. LODGE, M.S. U.S. History Whee! Look what Mr. Mular caught! MR. R. K. MacDONALD, M.S. English II, Library MR. RICHARD MENTI, B. A. Boys' P.E., Wrestling Coach MR. GILE MITCHELL, M.S. General Math II MRS. GERTA MULAR, B.A. Spanish I, II, Typing I MR. WILLIAM MULAR, M.S. Biology, Physical Science II MR. MAX NIELD, M.S. English IV Miss Dickinson setting starting block for track girls. MR. ROBERT SAWYER, M.S. French II, U.S. History, Typing I, General Business MISS LINDA SNELL, B.S. English I, III, Speech, Dramatics MRS. EVELYN STAUFFER, M.E. Typing I, II; Shorthand I,II; Annual MR. JOHN WILKERSON, B.S. Algebra 1,11, Advanced Math MR. DAVID WILSON, M.S. Chorus, Band, U.S. History MRS. LORRAINE WILSON, M.S. Special Education MR. ROBERT WOLF, M.S. Geometry, General Math, Drivers' Training MR. DALE ZINK, M.S. Guidance Miss Kukowski and Miss Snell take time off for some exercise. Music Men — Hull and Wilkerson -- prac- tice for entertainment dates. ACADEMIC 1 1 1 « v � 1 More time and energy is spent in attending classes and preparing assignments than in any other phase of school life. At the risk of sounding square, most students take their school work quite seriously. Drivers' Training instructor, Mr. James Anderson, chats with prospective students--Rita Huxtable, Jack DeLeon, and Terri Strozzi, while student teacher, Mr. Larry Kroll, looks on. Government class proves seniors can be serious. Timed writings age future stenographers. Frosh sleuths seek identity of the elusive x . Chemistry class lays plans to blow new building. Monday morning blahs as seen in English IV. The biology teacher did say something WAS there, didn't he? Let's go, folks, is a familiar ex- pression heard in Girls' P.E. Class. 18 Homecoming Convention 68” Best! 20 Class of ’70 Nabs 'Top Spot’ In Homecoming Parade Second Place Goes To Class of ’71 Forsh In Usual Chaotic State 21 Benjie Congratulates Winners! Anywhere? TERRI HAZELTINE 22 SANDRA WASHBURN Bonfire, Crowning, And Game Add Finishing Touches To The Day! 23 CAST II (Left to right): iMarjorie Miller, Leona Asterbilt; Bertha Gay Court, Nellie; Rene MeCandless, Mrs. Asterbilt; Tim Tayne, Munro Murgatroid; Jody Wilson, Widow Lovelace; John McLaren, Mookie; Peggy Hogan, Little Nell; Tom Nelson, Arnold; Jeanne Burwell, Ida Rhinegold; Vicki Christensen, Fleurette; and Craig Hazelbaker, Adam Oakheart. Dirty Work At The Crossroads” CAST I (Left to right): Susan Davis, Mrs, Asterbilt; Regina Johnson, Leone Asterbilt; Cathy Chaffin, Widow Lovelace; Donna Burwell, Fleurette; Don Block, Mookie; Rick McEldery, Arnold; Cathy Crosser, Nellie; Pat Church, Adam Oakheart; Jill Oliphant, Little Nell; Mary Ferris, Idah Rhinegold; and Dave Block, Munro Murgatroid. Thespians Present Unique Plays A hilarious melodrama, DIRTY WORK AT THE CROSSROADS, started off this year's dramatic program. This play combined the best talents of Beaverhead County High School actors and actresses. In the traditional melodrama manner, good triumphed over evil as the hero rescued the heroine from the wicked clutches of the villain and his notorious lady friend. Assisting the hero were a pair of country yokels. This ambitious double- casting was an experiment which was applauded by all theatre-going fans. An all-girl cast highlighted the production of CRY HAVOC, a stirring drama depicting the lives of the fighting nurses stationed on the Bataan Peninsula during World War II. Dirty Work At The Crossroads” Cry Havoc” Left to right: Susan Davis, Connie; Cathy Crosser, Nydia; Irene Hansen, Steve; Vicki Hanson, Doc Marsh; Potte Rand, Pat; Susan English, Andra; Louise Riley, Flo; Judy Bandolier, Sadie; Bertha Gay Court, Sue; Jan Mular, Smitty; Karen Rustvold, Helen; and Terri Hazeltine, Grace. Scenes From Dirty Work At The Crossroads” I die content, sighs Widow Lovelace. 25 I am Mrs. Upson Asterbilt. Juniors Present Prom— In The Misty Hard work produces striking effect as gym is ready for first arrivals. Moonlight” Smiling Juniors—Vickie, Salle, Mary, Gary, Elinore and Larry -- admire handiwork. If we keep going at this rate, we may get this punch stand finished in time! Charming Gazebo and Queen's Throne are ready, for action. Glittering moon greets prom goers as they enter magicland of Junior Prom. Grand March — Highlight of a not-soon-to-be-forgotten evening. Carleen smiles as she is crowned by Junior Class President Cordell Briggs. Carleen and attendants, Erin and Mary, produce a regal picture. Juniors and guests swing to the music of The Shadow People. Large Audience Views Impressive Carole Homan delivering Valedictory. David Cypher accepting prized Pat Church receives Westmont Alumni Cup Award from Mr. Tractor Scholarship. Mitchell. Occupying honored seats on the speakers' platform were Mr. Gile Mitchell, assistant principal; Rev. James Dickinson, pastor of Dillon Methodist Church; Linda Nicholas, salutatorian; Doug Howard, valedictorian; Dr. J. W. Morfitt, Commencement speaker from Idaho Test Station; Carole Homan, valedictorian; Sherry Sanders, valedictorian; Mr. B. W. Lodge, principal; Mr. Tom Clemow, chairman of School Board; and Aiden Irish, Vo-Ag Instructor. Commencement In New Gymnasium Caps and Gowns, along with a tear or two, mark an ever-to-be cherished occasion. Scholarship) Arnold Benson Hereford Ranch Craig and Teddy Cornell Memor! Greater University System Honor Scholars Martha Wilson Memorial Ricks College Temple Buell College, Denver (Entran Union Pacific Railroad University of Montana, Western Montana College Booste Westmont Tractor............ M issSTTtT— Clyde Traughber David Cypher Carole Homan, oug Howard, Laurie Garry and David Cypher Gail James and Janet Longseth Rene McCandless, Richard Thueson and Dotte Rand Janet Longseth Carleen Richardson Susan English Mary Barrett, Cathy Crosser, Carole Homan, Gail James, n, Vickie Olson, Joan Rebich, shbum. and Marlene Williams ...........Pat Church Carleen Richardson receiving Union Pacific Railroad Scholar- ship. Susan English, proud recipient of University of Montana Scholar- ship. Gail James and Janet Longseth, co-winners of Martha Wilson Memorial Scholarships. Assemblies Change Pace Magician laughs prior to Franko's head rolling. Magician stumps audience with Game of 99! Initiation of Freshman boys produces laughs! Nothing stops some people, says disabled en- tertainer as he performs for students. If you don't succeed, try, try again! Activities Prove School’s Fun GLC initiation is a dignified and serious affair (?). Coach Corr cuts cake at All-School Pitch In. Pep Students demonstrate downtown for Beavers. MIEA gals getting loaded for trip to Missoula. Glen breaks hoop for Beavers as Cheerleaders and Drill Team members look on excitedly. p . Remember? It's been a hard day's night -- a familiar scene at Beaver Lodge dances. This is one of Lee's better out- fits! We were PROUD of our Americanism Week poster. Pretty good company, Doug. Pretty good company, Governor! Gary, Cordell, Salle, and Sandy select ring for Junior Class. Decisions, decisions, says Senior Class Announcement Committee. Butterflies weren't the only thing caught in the nets on the biology field trip. Tledictory Trio — Carol Homan, Doug Howard, and Sherry Sanders — exemplify the high standards of education, which are traditional at Beaverhead County High School. Other honors given during year follow on pages 34-36. VICKIE McCRACKEN MR. JULES WENGER Co-winner, Woman’s Nordic Gold An All-Around Award Winner Cup. BRIAN REMELY State Ski Jumping Title CAROL ALLEY Betty Crocker Homemaker of T omorrow GEORGIA OWEN GLC Outstanding Track Achieve- ment Award DAVE CYPHER AND GLEN OWEN Basketball Co-captains with Sportsmanship Award presented at Divisional Tournament. CATHY CHAFFIN AND LINDA JARDINE Placed 5th in Montan a-Oregon Interstate Track Field Meet (Missing: Toni Eighom). CAROLE HOMAN and BERTHA GAY COURT Co-winners of Music Cup CAROLE HOMAN Math Award, Honorary Science Award, and Chemistry Merit Award. DOUG HOWARD Soroptimist Safety Driving Award MARLENE WILLIAMS Silver Key Journalism Award SALLY McGINLEY and PAT CHURCH Best Actress and Actor, Divisional Meet SHERRY SANDERS Outstanding Business Education Student. CAROLE HOMAN DAR Good Citizenship Award ROBIN BRIGGS American Legion Americanism Essay State Winner, (first-place). PAT CHURCH and CATHY CROSSER Outstanding Actor and Actress, Thespians. SHERRY SANDERS Typing II Award Winner at BBC Tournament CORDELL BRIGGS Divisional Lt. Governor, Key Club DAVID CYPHER and CATHY CROSSER Winners of Local Elks Leadership Contest MARY BARRETT, DAVE CYPHER, and CORDELL BRIGGS Outstanding National Teenager Award BEN LEWIS FFA State Farmer, 1969 PAM CAMP, DEANNA RICHARD, ELAINE HUSTED TOP TEN: (Right to Left) Carole Homan, Sherry Sanders, Doug Howard, LINDA NICHOLAS Linda Nicholas, Lana Nicholas, Laurie Garry, David Cypher, Denise Salutatorian Smith, Marlene Williams, and Janet Longseth. ORGANIZATIONS Student body officers alad Mr. Ankeny, adviser, admire the marquee plated in front of new Science, Music and Physical Education Building. The marquee was purchased by the Student Council for advertising school events. Left to right: Mr. Ankeny, SuSun English, secretary; Mary Barrett, treasurer; David Cipher, vice president; and Doug Howard, president. Plans Ahead i SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: (Seated) Sandra Washburn, Mary Barrett; (Standing) Laurie Garry, Doug Howard, Glen Owen, Dale Grose, Susan English, and Dave Cypher. Student Government SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: Judi Salovich, Kim Koenig, and Sherry Cornish. The legislative branch of the student body devoted its energy to designing a blueprint for a better school. Under the leadership of Doug Howard, student body president, the council sponsored the Homecoming fes- tivities and the Tournament Queen contest. Thanks also goes to this group for making the marquee possible. Spring activities included landscaping the grounds around the new building and directing the election of next year's Student Council officers. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Jeanne Burwell, Colin Henderson, Gary Love, and Judy Huntsman. FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES: Carole McEldery, Sheila Straugh, and Krista Briggs. ROW 1: John Chaffin, Eddie Waldemar, Glen Owen, Dave Cypher, Doug Howard, Craig Rule, Phillip Hawkins; ROW 2: Mr. John Wilkerson, adviser; Gary Markovich, Tim Swartz, Cordell Briggs, Mark Hansen, Dale Grose, Pat Church, Dan DeLeon, David Wolf; ROW 3: C. M. Davis, Jerry Meine, Gary Love, LaVon Jones, Bill Given, Bob Briggs, and Craig Hazelbaker. Key Club Offers Service If you need any help, call us! This was the enthusiastic motto of the Key Club. The group, ready at any time, helped set up the county Blood Drawing, ran the concession stand in the new gymnasium, and started a school book store. Cordell Briggs brought honor to the local Chapter by being elected Lieutenant Governor of the Central Division. 1968-1969 Officers Delegates To Convention Seated: Phil, Glen, Dan; Standing: Dale, Craig, Cordell, Bob, Doug, Dave, Mr. Wilkerson, and Mr. Nye, bus driver. Adviser Mr. Wilkerson; Cordell Briggs, vice presi- dent; Phil Hawkins, president; Dave Cypher, treasurer; and Pat Church, secretary. 39 SEATED: Janet Longseth, Margaret Picton, Pat Church, Susan English, Marlene Williams, Susan Davis; STANDING: Mr. Wolf, adviser; Doug Howard, Dave Cypher, Laurie Garry, Sherry Sanders, Linda Nicholas, Denise Smith, Cathy Crosser, Elinore Monger, Lana Nicholas, Gary Markovich, Carole Homan, Colin Henderson, and Cordell Briggs. Honor Society Represents Achievement Leading the students of Beaverhead County High School to more enriched lives is the Beaverhead Chapter of the National Honor Society. This organization strives for the building of young minds and the development of better citizens. In order to become a member of this academic set, one must attain heights of leadership, scholarship, citizenship, and service. The 1968-1969 officers were Pat Church, president; Dave Cypher, vice president; Laurie Garry, secretary; and Carole Homan, treasurer. Mr. Robert Wolf was the adviser. 1968-1969 Initiates SEATED: Wanda Thumma, Louise Riley, Christy Long, Mary Ferris, Julie Eighom, Heleen Hildreth; STANDING: Mr. Wolf, David Wolf, Ed Malesich, Dale Tyvand, Larry Mallon, Mark Hansen, Paul Parkin, Gary' Love, and Andy Juergens. Girls State TOP TO BOTTOM: Altemates-Donna Stevenson, Patsy Reynolds, Susan English, Mary Barrett; Delegates-Elaine Husted, Vicki Dupuis, Laurie Garry, and Cathy Crosser. Mock Governments Offer Training Boys State and Girls State offer a memorable experience to all who take part. Those who are elected serve as officers at the various levels of government. Campaign speeches, political intrigues, fun in the dorms, and visiting with guest experts make this week tops in the experience of the lucky ones. Boys State 5 TOP TO BOTTOM: Alternates--Tim Tayne, Phil Hawkins, Dan DeLeon, Blake Sevalstad; Delegates— Glen Owen, Dave Cypher, Pat Church, Doug Howard, and Dale Grose. 41 Left to Right: Margaret Picton, Denise Smith, Susan English, Linda Nicholas, Lana Nicholas, Dale Grose, Len Carroll, Janet Longseth, Carleen Richardson, June Rebich, Carole Homan, Kathy Jo Bradley, Laurie Garry, Mr. Golde, adviser; Elaine Husted, Doug Howard, Rene McCandless, Dave Cypher, Pat Church, and Tim Tayne. Chemocrats Develop Own Theories Chemocrats cooperate in their common interests by exploring areas of chemistry through field trips and experimentation. Officers for 1968-1969 were Susan English, president; Doug Howard, vice president, and Carole Homan, secretary. Mr. Alfred Golde was the adviser. Candy Stripers Serve As Assistants Sponsored by the Dillon Soroptimist Club, the Candy Stripers provided invaluable assistance to the hospital and rest home in Dillon. In addition to earning their caps, pins, and crosses, these volunteers enthusiastically performed their duties. Officers were Carolyn Crosser, president; Sheila Straugh, vice president; Carole McEldery, secretary; Donna Burwell, treasurer; and Jody Wilson, scribe. SEATED: Jody Wilson, Donna Burwell, Carolyn Crosser, Sheila Straugh, Carole McEldery; STANDING: Judy Thompson, Kim Laden, Cheryl Ovitt, and Gail Shaffner. Librarians Left to right: Mr. MacDonald, school librarian; Len Carroll, Craig Hazelbaker, Debbie Crampton, John McLaren, Dana Pendleton, Bernard May, Barbara Wehler, Lyle Walker, Sandy Washburn, Bill Grayson, and Andy Juergens. Student librarians actually run the library by checking in and out books, magazines, film strips and records. The student librarian generally oversees and supervises the library and is responsible for about $20,000 of books and equipment. Students Assist In Various Tasks Office girls devote unselfishly their free periods to serve as right hands to the chief -- Mrs. Ruth Wenger. Office Girls Left to right: Cathy Crosser, Erin Eckman, Elaine Husted, Vicki Dupuis, Kathy Jo Bradley, Bertha Gay Court, Georgia Owen, and Vickie Olson. Mrs. Wenger is seated at her desk. Debate Andy Juergens, Craig Hazelbaker, Dave Wolf, and Tom Nelson. Extemporaneous Marie Carroll and Jody Wilson. Serious Duo Irene Hansen and Brenda McQuiston. Humorous Duo Humorous Duo Linda Jardine and Robin Briggs. Cathy Crosser and Pat Church. Declamation District Winners Cathy Crosser, Dotte Rand, Regina Johnson, Barbara Blomquist, Sally McGinley, Robin Briggs, Pat Church; KNEELING: Jeri Hawkins. 44 SEATED: Tom Nelson, Regina Johnson, Dotte Rand, Sally NcGinley, Marie Carroll, Barbara Blomquist; STANDING: Pat Church, Cathy Crosser, Brenda McQuiston, Linda Jardine, Robin Briggs, and Irene Hansen. (Missing: David Wolf, Andy Juergens, Craig Hazelbaker, and Dave Block.) ROW 1: Bertha Gay Court, Dotte Rand, Susan Davis, Tim Tayne; ROW 2: Jeanne Burwell, Louise Riley, Hanice Hand, Janet Shafer, Laurie Johnson; ROW 3: Rick McEldery, Wally Feldt, Andy Juergens, Craig Hazelbaker, and C. M. Davis. Drama Club Produces Plays The mask of comedy and tragedy shone brightly this year with the production of two outstanding plays - DIRTY WORK AT THE CROSSROADS, or TEMPTED, TRIED, AND TRUE, and CRY HAVOC. For the first time in recent Thespian history, the play DIRTY WORK AT THE CROSSROADS, was double-casted. Miss Linda Snell, the new Thespian director this year, guided aspiring actors and actresses to achievements in the theatrical field. Officers were Susan Davis, president; Dotte Rand, vice president; Bertha Gay Court, secretary; and Tim Tayne, treasurer. Forensic Interests Surge This year proved to be an exciting and busy one for the Speech team. Miss Snell and her speech students worked long and hard in preparation for the several trips they took throughout the state. It all paid off in various awards and good fun. In the fall the local speech department sponsored a meet with over five schools in attendance. Initiates SEATED: Jody Wilson, Karin Rustvold, Miss Linda Snell, adviser; Judy Bandelier, Barbara Blomquist; STANDING: Don Block, Terri Hazeltine, Pat Church, Cathy Crosser, Rene McCandless, Sally McGinley, Robin Briggs, Irene Hansen, and Vicki Hanson. Editorial Staff SEATED: Louise Riley, Janet Shafer, Janice Hand, Mrs. Stauffer, adviser; Christy Long, Sandra Tait, Deanna Richard, Sherry Sanders; STANDING: Mrs. Henningsen, adviser, Georgia Owen, Betty Dodd, Lana Nicholas, Debbie Crampton, Vicki Dupuis, Linda Nicholas, Patty Gallaher, Bette Meine, Marjorie Miller, and Janice Calkins. Annual Staff Meets Deadline Room 213 is shrouded in mystery to many Beaverhead County High School students. It is in this inner sanctun that our annual is planned, written, and laid out. The pressu re-ridden staff labored diligently to meet its deadlines. We sincerely hope you enjoy our product. Editors Sherry Sanders, Christy Long, and Sandra Tait. Business Staff ROW 1: Connie Else, Leslie Wells; ROW 2: Dee Ann Wright, business manager; Vicky Stallman, Bette Meine, Georgia Owen, Betty Dodd, Marian Christensen, and Debby Kamp. Editorial Staff SEATED: Terri Hazeltine, Marie Carroll, Bertha Gay Court, Gail James, Jeanne Burwell, Marlene Williams; STANDING: Karin Rustvold, Kathy Morrison, Cathy Crosser, Dotte Rand, Salle Shepherd, Rick McEldery, Marvin Fumandiz, Wally Feldt, Mary Barrett, Mary Ferris, and Judy Huntsman. Publishing The Beaver Denotes Hard Work The Beaver Staff, with co-editors Marlene Williams and Gail James, did an outstanding job in publishing the school paper. Working long hours, the staff wrote stories, reported, proofread, and laid out pages. Keeping with the tradition of the paper, and staff incorporated the fundamentals of writing and publishing. Beaver Heads” Bertha Gay Court, Mr. Hull, adviser; Gail James, Mary Garrett, and Marlene Williams. Business Staff ROW 1: Jeanne Burwell, Salle Shepherd, Laurie Garry, Sandy Washburn, Susan English, Dotte Rand, Mary Barrett; ROW 2: Cathy Crosser, Sandy Tait, Vicky Stallman, Vicki Roberts, Janet Shafer, Janice Williams, Pam Christensen, Arlene Pewe, Elinore Monger; ROW 3: Mary Ferris, Sally McGinley, Karin Rustvold, Terri Hazeltine, Bertha Gay Court, Karen Harrison, Belinda Court; ROW 4: Linda Nicholas, Lana Nicholas, Nancy Wood, Denise Smith, Margaret Picton, and Marlene Williams. ROW 1: Miss Patricia Kukowski, sponsor; Barbara Blomquist, Judy Brown, Deanna Richard, Carleen Richardson, Charlotte Jones, Patty Piper; ROW 2: Bonnie Rebich, Diana Funk, Robyn Wright, Kris Hendry, Becky Keepers, Kay Millhon, Vickie Aslett, Connie Weatherston, Patti Else; ROW 3: Jeri Ryan, Brenda McQuiston, Janice Calkins, Nancy Wood, Rita Huxtable, Bonnie Meine, Nancy Andrus, Peggy Hogan, and Karen Plenert. FHA Promotes Joys Of Homemaking Future Homemakers of America is a national organization for girls studying homemaking in high school. The FHA branch of Beaverhead County High School had an active year traveling to Billings for the State FHA Con- vention and to Boulder for the district convention. They prepared and served the banquet for the District FFA Convention, as well as the Father-Son Banquet. The April Style Show presented for mothers and eighth grade girls was a smashing success for its originality of production and creativity of design and workmanship. Officers for the year were Carleen Richardson, president; Elaine Husted, vice president; Deanna Richard, secretary; Judy Brown, treasurer; Charlotte Jones, reported; Pam Camp, Psalm leader; Patty Piper, his- ’ torian; and Barbara Blomquist, parliamentarian. Miss Patricia Kukowski was the adviser. Delegates To FHA State Convention Judy Brown, Patty Piper, Pam Camp, Deanna Richard, Elaine Husted, Carleen Richardson, Charlotte Jones, and Miss Patricia Kukowski. The Style Show is over; the new creations received approval. Anticipation of State FHA Convention brings smiles to faces of travelers. ROW 1: Steve Schroder, DeVon Childs, John Malesich, George Franko, Ben Lewis, Alan Eck, Johnny Walker, Andy Forsythe, Mr. Alden Irish, adviser; ROW 2: Larry Huxtable, Tom Tash, Clyde Traughber, John Corman, Brian Remely, Ed Malesich, Dean Harrison, Darrell Snowden, Bill Ashworth; ROW 3: Tom Barnes, Richard Franko, Jerry Mallon, Alan Christensen, Tim Laden, Harve Wolfe, Sam Jones, Rick Later, Kelly Rand; ROW 4: Fred Hirschy, Steve Hirschy, LaVon Jones, Larry Taylor, Steve Huffaker, Dennis Cleverley, David Fischer, Larry Mallon, Les Wheeler; ROW 5: Floyd Wheeler, Billy Walker, Ray Stocks, Scott Marsh, Larry Mendenhall, Gary Bay, Joe McCullough, Casey McGinley and Ernie Harvey. Tomorrow’s Farmers Earn Awards The Beaverhead Chapter of the Future Farmers of America had a very busy schedule during its 39th year of activities. This year the Chapter sent Ben Lewis, DeVon Childs, Alan Eck, and Clyde Traughber to the National FFA Convention held in Kansas City, Missouri. The Chapter held its annual Parent-Son Banquet in April with over 200 guests in attendance. Christy Long, sophomore candidate, was crowned 1968 Harvest Ball Queen at the successful, annual Harvest Ball. The Chapter Greenhand was Casey McGinley. The State Judging Team consisted of George Franko, DeVon Childs, and Clyde Traughber. DeVon Childs placed second in livestock judging at the State Convention and received a trip to Kansas City for the 1969 National Convention. Ben Lewis was the Chapter Star Farmer and also received the title of Star State Farmer. 1968-1969 Officers (L. to R.) Mr. Irish, adviser; John Malesich, sentinel; George Franko, treasurer; Alan Eck, 1st vice president; Ben Lewis, president; DeVon Childs, secretary; John Walker, parliamentarian; Andy Forsythe, 2nd vice presi- dent; and Steve Schroder, reporter. Officers display banner awards won at the Southwestern District Con- vention held in Dillon. Alan Eck represents Dillon in the Speaking Contest during South- western District Convention. How lucky can the FFA be to have Sherry as their secretary! Scott, Tom Barnes, Bill, Tom Tash, and Steve register at the Southwestern District Convention. The annual Parent-Son Banquet rounds off a year's successful FFA activities. 51 Tri-M ROW 1: Jeanne Burwrell, Bertha Gay Court, Susan English, Denise Smith, Vickie McCracken, Salle Shepherd; ROW 2: Cathy Crosser, DeeAnn Wright, Janet Longseth, Nancy McCracken, Sherry Jones, Sheiri Willes, Marjorie Miller; ROW 3: Mark Hansen, Carole Homan, Jody Wilson, Elinore Monger, Richard Thueson, and Tim Tayne. Honorary Groups Award Creativity Tri-M, a group of honorary musicians, is comprised of students who have attended state music festivals and who are upper classmen. A group of outstanding journalists, who call themselves Quill and Scroll, consist of upper classmen who have worked on the Beaver Staff or Annual Staff and who are in the upper third of their class in scholarship rating. Quill And Scroll ROW 1; Marvin Fumandiz, Gail James, Marlene Williams, Mary Barrett, Dotte Rand, Bertha Gay Court; ROW 2: Mary Ferris, Wally Feldt, Terri Hazeltine, Karin Rustvold, Cathy Crosser, Rick McEldery, Sandy Tait, Leslie Wells; ROW 3: Jeanne Burwell, Judy Huntsman, Kathy Morrison, Marie Carroll, Vickie McCracken, Salle Shepherd, Sherry Sanders, and DeeAnn Wright. Junior Red Cross Collects For Fund As usual this able club assisted the local chapter of the Red Cross in helping at the blood drawing. Doug Howard, acting chairman, organized publicity for Red Cross month and was responsible for the donation of money from each of the classes to the Red Cross fund. Rodeo Club Purchases Jackets ROW 1: Mrs. Wilson, adviser; Joe Jensen, Pam Christensen, Linda Jardine, Carolyn Crosser, Cindy Sevalstad; ROW 2: Joe Piazzola, Judy Huntsman, Sharon Anderson, Vickie McCracken, Steve Huffaker; ROW 3: Doug Howard, Dale Grose, Dan DeLeon, Sheila Weatherston, Dotte Rand, Bertha Gay Court, Karin Rustvold, and Blake Sevalstad. The Beaverhead County High School Rodeo Club was formed to further the interests of students in rodeo events. This year the Rodeo Club bought windbreakers and planned trail rides. Students who attended the District High School Rodeo Meet in Plains were Fred Hirschy, Jim Harrison, and Darrell Snowden. Officers for the 1968-1969 year were John Walker, president; Fred Hirschy, vice president; JoAnn Barnes, secretary; and Robin Briggs, treasurer. Mr. Alden Irish was the club's adviser. ROW 1: Robin Briggs, JoAnn Barnes, John Walker, Fred Hirschy, Mr. Irish, adviser; ROW 2: Sharon Rebich, Leslie Wells, Lynnette Selway, Connie Else, Sally McGinley, Vicky Stallman, Cathy Rebish, Linda Jardine; ROW 3: Jim Harrison, Rick Later, Tom Tash, Casey McGinley, Tom Barnes, Steve Hirschy, Cole Pierce; ROW 4: Ed Malesich, Darrell Snowden, Randy Rathie, Tracy Grigg, Larry TavLor ROW 1: Susan Davis, Sandy Tait, Vickie McCracken, Brian Remely, Salle Shepherd, Sheila Weatherston, Gail Shaffner, Elaine Husted, John Poundstone; ROW 2: Susan English, Laurie Garry, Cathy Crosser, Sue Burwell, Peggy Stish, Debby Kamp, Irene Hansen, Nancy McCracken, Margaret Picton, Denise Smith; ROW 3: Mary Curtis, Jeanne Burwell, Cindy Sevalstad, Elinore Monger, JoAnn Barnes, Cathy Chaffin, Connie Else, Vicky Stallman, Sharon Rebich, Debby Ruff, Linda Jardine; ROW 4: Jerry Mallon, Larry Mallon, Brenda Waldemar, Sheila Straugh, Peggy Owen, Georgia Owen, Christy' Long, Mary Lou Stish, Lana Nicholas, Janet Longseth, Linda Nicholas; ROW 5: Tom Bames, Parke Scott, Barry Chandler, Brent Henschel, Robert Scott, Craig Rule, Ernie Harvey, Bill Bames, Betty Dodd, Bradley Remely, Bill Walker, Billy Harrison, Rick Later, Walter Harvey, Vicki Christensen, Al Kajin, Sally McGinley, Darrell Snowden, and Mr. Nield, adviser. Ski Club Aids Teams The high school Ski Club provided needed assistance to the Ski teams by buying material for the teams' new running suits. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Nield, the club sold candy and patches for the U. S. Ski Team and sponsored the annual Snow King and Queen Dance. Officers for the year were Brian Remely, president; Vickie McCracken, vice president; Salle Shepherd, secre- tary; and Melva McDowell, treasurer. Mr. Max Nield was the club adviser. 1968-1969 Officers Mr. Nield, Vickie McCracken, Salle Shepherd, Melva McDowell, and Brian Remely. FRONT: Blake Sevalstad; ROW 1: Steve Banning, Dave Block, Glen Owen, Phil Hawkins, Dave Cypher; ROW 2: John Chaffin, Tim Swartz, Mark Hansen, Bob Keams, Eddie Waldemar; ROW 3: Ernie Christensen, Steve Huffaker, Pat Church, Brian Lynnes, Dick Smith; ROW 4: Larry Taylor, John Walker, Darrell Snowden, Greg Smith, George Franko; ROW 5: Joe Decker, Cordell Briggs, Lee Hazelbaker, Colin Henderson, Lyle Walker; BACK ROW: Coaches--Mr. Ron Kenison and Mr. Jim Corr. Lettermen Display Sportsmanship B Club provided its usual service in supplying game programs. The group's biggest effort was centered on selling pop at football games and popping popcorn with a newly-installed machine at basketball games. The annual whitewashing of the B was accomplished with delicate skill. The Club's distinguished taste was evident when the athletes nominated Sandra Washburn as their Homecoming Queen candidate, and Dan DeLeon and Sandra Washburn as their Snow King and Queen candidates. Initiation day tested prospective B Club members for humble endurance. At the evening banquet hidden talents were brought forth for the members' enjoyment. Those who successfully and proudly fulfilled the requirements for membership were Cordell Briggs, Ernie Christensen, George Franko, Phil Hawkins, Lee Hazelbaker, Mark Hansen, Colin Henderson, Steve Huffaker, Bob Keams, Brian Lynnes, Dick Smith, Greg Smith, Darrell Snowden, Larry Taylor, Eddie Waldemar, and John Walker. Presiding over the B Club for the 1968-1969 year were Dave Cypher, president; Glen Owen, vice president; Dan DeLeon, secretary-treasurer; and Blake Sevalstad, sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Kenison and Mr. Corr were the advisers. 1968-1969 Officers Dave Cypher, Glen Owen, Dan DeLeon, and Blake Sevalstad. GAA This large group of girls took an active part in girls’ sports during the school year. GAA And GLC Promote Girls’ Athletics Girls who had athletic interests and who wanted to participate rather than be mere spectators joined GAA and put their energies to better uses. They played softball, football, and basketball--and had a lot of fun doing it, too. In February the GAA sponsored a volleyball tournament with Twin Bridges, Deer Lodge, and Whitehall competing, Dillon won first in the senior division and third in the junior division. Officers for the 1968-1969 school year were Linda Nicholas, president; Pat Gallaher, vice presidnet; Debby Kamp, secretary; and Mary Ferris, treasurer. Miss Carole Dickinson was GAA adviser. GLC To qualify for GLC a girl must have played on an All-Star team. BACK Left: Janet Longseth, Christy Long, Margaret Picton, Mary Lou Stish, Georgia Owen, Elaine Husted, Connie Else, Cheryl Thompson, Linda Jardine, Jannie Crawford, Pat Wehler, Sheila Weatherston, Vicki Christensen, Debby Kamp, Mary Curtis, Darling Belle Ballard, Barbara Blomquist, Linda Nicholas, and Susan English. CENTER: (back to front) Irene Hansen, president; Kathy Morrison, secretary- treasurer; and Sharon Anderson, vice president. 56 ROW 1: Ben Lewis, Dan DeLeon, Joe Decker, DeVon Childs, George Scofield, Dave Harvey, Phil Hawkins, Mr. Mular; ROW 2: Tim Tayne, Ernie Christensen, Paul Griffith, Charles Lansing, Brack Smith, LenCarroll, Wade Stout; ROW 3: Dale Grose, Clyde Traughber, Floyd Wheeler, John Corman, Allen Eck, Dick Smith, Mike Svaldi; ROW 4: Gary Mendenhall, John McLaren, Wally Feldt, Bud Orr, and Tom Mooney. Girls’ Pep Club A group of faithful girls who supported all varsity sports' groups at BCHS. Pep Clubs Build Beaver Spirit The Pep Clubs are the Beavers' thirteenth man on the gridiron, sixth man on the hardcourt, and the second man on the mat. We think our Girls' Pep Club is second to none; and from what we have heard, others agree heartily. Under the able leadership of President Mary Barrett, Vice President Lana Nicholas, Secretary Marlene Williams, and Treasurer Sharon Anderson, the Pep Club always presented a united front. Due to their unflagging spirit and booming cheers, the Boys' Pep Club upheld the Beaver tradition. Members of the group were seniors. Officers were DeVon Childs, president; Joe Decker, vice president; George Scofield, secretary; and Ben Lewis, treasurer. Mr. Mular was the group adviser. Boys’ Pep Club Cathy u Bertha Gay Varsity Cheerleaders KNEELING: Terri Hazeltine, Laurie Garry; STANDING: Bertha Gay Court, Cathy Crosser, and Kartin Rustvold. On To Victory, Beaverhead . . Bertha, Cathy, Karen, Terri, and Laurie—five Senior cheerleaders, brought out the best in our student cheering. Their long, hard hours of practice and their ability to rally forces behind them have established this group of girls as Oscar winners among cheerleaders. Laurie Terri Karin JV Cheerleaders Left to Right: Robin Briggs, Pam Christensen, Sherry Cornish, and Jean Childs. Fight For The Blue And Gold.” Always on deck supporting the Junior Varsity boys in their preliminary games were the JV cheer- leaders. These four Sophomore girls led the fans in cheers for the Trappers. Pin! This is the most exciting word to wrestling fans. This sport became very popular this year and Beaverhead County High School had its first mat yell leaders. Wrestling Yell Leaders Georgia Owen, Darling Belle Ballard, and Wanda Thumma. Pompons Row I: Vicki Christensen, Judy Huntsman, Pat Wehler, Debbie Ruff; ROW II: Cookie McEldery, Salle Shepherd, Melva McDowell, Carolyn Crosser; ROW III: Karen Graves, Cathy Rebish, Terri Strozzi, Shannon Dougherty; ROW IV: Darling Belle Ballard, Dotte Rand, Nancy McCracken, Margaret Picton; ROW V: Linda Nicholas, Robin Briggs, Sherri Jones, Lana Nicholas. ROW VI: Rene McCandless, Cathy Chaffin, JoAnn Barnes, Sandy Washburn; BACK ROW: Erin Eckman, Beth Hulet, Pam Christensen, Jean Childs, Sherry Cornish, Sally McGinley; CENTER: Vickie McCracken, Vickie Olson, and Sherry Sanders. Fancy Footwork Fascinates Fans A new adviser, new outfits, and a new gymnasium made our Pompons seem better than ever. Their blue and gold outfits dazzled all audiences. These girls flashed smiles and pompons as spectators applauded enthusiastically. Officers were Vickie Olson, president and leader; Sherry Sanders, vice president; and Vickie McCracken, secretary. Leaders Erin Eckman, Twirlers; Vickie Olson, Pompons; and Karen Harrison, Drill Team. Drill Team ROW 1: Mary Barrett, Judy Huntsman, Betty Dodd, JoAnn Barnes, Karen Harrison; ROW 2: Dotte Rand, Terri Strozzi, Sheila Weatherston, Karen Graves, Jerri Hawkins; ROW 3: Debbie Ruff, Georgia Owen, Elaine Husted, Vickie Olson; ROW 4: Marlene Williams, Erin Eckman, Bette Meine, Darling Belle Ballard; ROW 5; Lana Nicholas, Margaret Picton, Linda Nicholas, Rene McCandless; ROW 6: Sherry Sanders, Janice Williams, Mary Lou Stish, and Sheila Ballard. And. .. Captivates Capacity Crowds The Twirlers and the Drill Team took turns with Pompons in adding to the color and spirit at our basketball games. Routines were performed with precision while spectators roared their approval. The long, tedious hours of practice paid off in the end, girls! Officers for the Twirlers were Erin Eckman, president and leader; Karen Harrison, vice president; and Vicki Christensen, secretary, Miss Carol Dickinson was the adviser. Officers serving the Drill Team wree Karen Harrison, president and leader; Mary Barrett, vice president; and Sherry Sanders, secretary. Miss Dickinson was group adviser. Twirlers KNEELING: Vicki Christensen, Erin Eckman, Karen Harrison, Bertha Gay Court; STANDING: Nancy McCracken, Betty Dodd, Belinda Court, Georgia Owen, Terri Hazeltine, Darling Belle Ballard, Sherri Jones, Vickie McCracken, and Gaylene Tavlor. 61 L. to R.: Bemie Hofferber, Carleen Richardson, Janet Longseth, Barbara Blomquist, Kim Laden, and Shelly Eck. Honor Guard Escorts Emblems Of Country, State, And School Benjie's our hero Brave and bold----- He fights for us The Blue and Gold — He's always there No matter what----- He leads the team ---A true mascot! 62 Benjie and Coach Corr. Susan English, uniform manager; Bertha Gay Court, secretary; Tim Tayne, president; Carole Homan, librarian; and Richard Thueson, vice president. No school activity would be complete without the melodious strains of the Beaverhead County High School band. These unsung heroes spent an infinite number of hours in perfecting their musical presentations whether performing as a concert band or a pep band. The band's performances were always received with enthusiasm by the student body and general public alike. The band, under the direction of Mr. David Wilson, participated at the District Music Festival in Deer Lodge. This faithful group was very much in evidence at home football games, basketball games, wrestling matches, and pep assemblies. In addition to regular school events, the band marched and played at rodeo time and in the Loyalty Day Parade. Band Officers CLARINETS: Susan English, Carole Homan, DeeAnn Wright, Beth Hulet, Sheri Willes, Linda Osborne, Penny Gordon, Nancy Wood, Kristi Briggs, Gaylene Taylor; BASSOON: Pat Gallaher; FLUTES: Gail Shaffner, Donna Burwell, Kate Scofield, DeeAnn Hawkins; OBOE: Donna Stevenson (missing); FRENCH HORNS: Tom McLaren, Brenda Waldemar, Sheila Straugh, Carolyn Young; ALTO CLARINETS: Andy Juergens, Belinda Court; BASS CLARINET: Bill Forrester; ALTO SAXOPHONES: Tim Tayne, Bertha Court, Cheryl Ovitt, Tom Nelson; TENOR SAXOPHONES: Sharon Rebich, John Poundstone; BARITONE SAXOPHONE: Robert Scott; TRUMPETS: Tom Mooney, Richard Thueson, Steve Hulet, Dave Wolf, Lee Wilson, Ed Malesich, Jim Morris, Jody Wilson, Walter Hulet; BARITONES: Bill Barnes, Ralph Rampy; BASS: Bruce Thueson, Wayne Blake; TROMBONES: Bruce Elliott, Mark Hansen, Dale Tyvand; PERCUSSION: Brett Henschel, Dane Henschel, Nancy McCracken, Sherri Jones, Elinore Monger; and DIRECTOR: Mr. David Wilson. The Halls Are Alive With Laurie Garry, vice president; Cathy Crosser, secretary; Bertha Gay Court, president; Carole Homan, librarian; and Mary Barrett, robe manager. 0 The Sound Of Music ROW 1: Jeanne Burwell, Patti Wehler, Vickie McCracken, Laurie Garry, Marlene Williams, Carole Homan, Kathy Jo Bradley, Janet Longseth, Bertha Gay Court, Cathy Crosser, Salle Shepherd, Karen Graves, Marjorie Miller, Vicki Christensen, Karen Harrison, Judy Huntsman, Mary Barrett; ROW 2: JoAnn Barnes, Marian Christensen, Joy Snowden, Penny Gordon, Marie Carroll, Sally McGinely, Karin Rustvold, Terri Hazeltine, Debbi Crampton, Barbara Wehler, Denise Smith, Rene McCandless, Vicki Olson, Erin Eckman, Patsy Reynolds, Beth Hulet, Dotte Rand, Melva McDowell; ROW 3: Sheri Willes, Becky Herman, Laurie Graves, Peggy Stish, Cindy Sevalstad, Miriam Glaus, Jan Mular, Debbie Kearns, Shannon Dougherty, Wanda Thumma, Pam Christensen, Sherry Cornish, Laurie Johnson, Susan Cleverley, Janice Calkins, DeLayne Downing, Mary Jane Watters, Penny Pilgrim, ROW 4: Debra Sturm, Carolyn Crosser, Kim Laden, Debbie Cromwell, Sara Walker, Vicki Hanson, Tammy Traughber, Peggy Owen, Jody Wilson, Janet Pancheri, Cecilia Steinborn, Peggy Hogan, and Diana Funk. Walking past the new building on a Monday, Wednesday, or Friday, one can hear the lilting voices of the Girls' Chorus. Their practice sessions paid off in the spring and Christmas programs, which will be long remembered. Chorus Officers Woodwind Soloists Carole Homan, Linda Osborne, Susan English, and Tim Tayne. Trumpet Trio David Wolfe, Ed Malesich, and Lee Wilson. Brass Soloists Lee Wilson, David Wolf, Jody Wilson, and Mark Hansen. Drum Soloists Nancy McCracken, Sherri Jones, and Elinore Monger. Clarinet Duo Susan English and Carole Homan. Clarinet Trio Susan English, DeeAnn Wright, and Carole Homan. Teen Tones SEATED: Susan English, accompanist; STANDING: Jeanne Burwell, Laurie Garry, Salle Shepherd, Dee Ann Wright, Elinore Monger, Janet Longseth, Bertha Gay Court, Cathy Crosser, Carole Homan, Marjorie Miller, Vicki Christensen, and Vickie McCracken. Boys’ Chorus SEATED: Wanda Thumma, accompanist; STANDING: Robert Scott, Steve Hulet, Albert Kajin, Tom Miller, Mark Boetticher, and Jesse Cooksey. Freshaires SEATED: Sheri Willes, accompanist; STANDING: Peggy Hogan, Janet Pancheri, Sherri Jones, Linda Osborne, Brenda Waldemar, Sheila Straugh, Jody Wilson, Belinda Court, Miriam Glaus, Krista Briggs, and Gaylene Taylor. State Music Meet Participants SEATED: Lee Wilson, Laurie Garry; STANDING: (Row 1): Sherri Willes, Jody Wilson, Nancy McCracken, Sherri Jones; Row 2: Jeanne Burwell, Susan English, Dee Ann Wright, Elinore Monger, Janet Longseth, Bertha Gay Court, Carole Homan, Cathy Crosser, Majorie Miller, Vicki Christensen, Vickie McCracken, and Salle Shepherd. Junior Girls’ Trio Jeanne Burwell, Vickie McCracken, and Salle Shepherd. Piano Soloists SEATED: Sheila Straugh, Denise Smith; STANDING: Carole Homan, Janet Pancheri, and Laurie Garry. Accompanists SEATED: Bertha Gay Court, Susan English; STANDING: Wanda Thumma, Dee Ann Wright, Elinore Monger, Janet Pancheri, Sheri Willes, Carole Homan, and Laurie Garry. Senior Girls’ Trio Director, Mr. Wilson Bagpipe And Kitts Cathy Crosser, Bertha Gay Court, and Laurie Garry. Band and Chorus Director, Mr. David Wilson. A proficient Scottish bagpipe performer, Craig Hazelbaker. Vocal Soloists Bertha Gay Court, Laurie Garry, and Marjorie Miller. Your coach is waiting, M'lady. The moment Mtiara is placed on the head of a young lady she becom J a Cinderella. The magic of the occasion affectsls all as our choice emerges a Queen. Miss Laurie Garry was the winner of the local Jpiior Miss title; she was selected the first runner-up in thaMontana Junior Miss contest held in Kalispell. The Dillon pageant was sponsored by the Dillon JayceesJ Sadie Hawkins’ Royalty TOM CARROLL and DEBBY KAMP And Subjects Karen Graves, Rick McEldery, Sharon Rebich, Mary Ann Jakovac, and Ernie Christensen. 74 Homecoming Queen Candidates Sandra Washburn, escort Dan DeLeon; Laurie Garry, escort Richard Smith; Cathy Crosser, escort Cordell Briggs; and Terri Hazeltine, escort Kim Koenig. Harvest Ball Queen Candidates Bertha Gay Court, escort Phil Hawkins; Barbara Blomquist, escort Norman Proctor; Christy Long, escort Ed Campbell; and Carole McEldery, escort Frank Archer. Snow King And Queen Candidates Melva McDowell and DeVon Childs; Sandra Washburn and Dan DeLeon; Salle Shepherd and Steve Banning; and Karin Rustvold and Blake Sevalstad. Tournament Queen Candidates Escort Ed Campbell and Regina Johnson; Escort Cordell Briggs and Vickie McCracken; and Escort Dave Block and Sherry Sanders. 75 QUEEN, ATTENDANTS AND ESCORTS: Kelly Barrett and Erin Eckman; Carleen Richardson and Junior Class President, Cordell Briggs; Mary Barrett and Glen Owen. is not Beaverhead's nands the respect i Corr explains the t nee. Although athletic participate first goal, it is one which coi of all Dillon fans. Here, Cos fine points to an attentive au ROW 1: Dave Block, Dave Cypher, Phil Hawkins, Blake Sevalstad, Dan DeLeon, Doug Howard, Glen Owen, Brack Smith, Pat Church, Steve Banning, Ray Rebich; ROW 2: Charles Lansing, Mike Tyvand, Eddie Waldemar, Bob Kearns, Ron Rathie, Steve Huffaker, George Franko, Greg Smith, John Chaffin, John Walker, Colin Henderson, Tim Swartz, Kelly Rand, Dale Grose; ROW 3: Andy Wolfe, Gary Archer, Jim Norris, Mark Hansen, LaVon Jones, Joe Jensen, Clyde Proctor, Darrell Snowden, Larry Taylor, Bill Forrester, Steve Davis, Skip Jordan, and David Buck. Football Kicks Off Year’s Sports SEASON RECORD: 1-7-0 CONFERENCE RECORD: 0-7-0 CONFERENCE GAMES Beavers 2 Anaconda Central 20 Beavers 6 White fish 12 Beavers 13 Hamilton 34 Beavers 0 Libby 27 Beavers 7 Powell (Deer Lodge) 26 Beavers 0 Helena Central 41 Beavers 6 Columbia Falls 26 NON- •CONFERENCE GAME Beavers 32 Livingston 21 A L AW ARDS SPECIAL H O N Coaches and Players) to SPECI Co-Captains -- Glen Owen and Blake Sevalstad Offensive Back -- Steve Banning Defensive Back -- John Chaffin Offensive Lineman -- Blake Sevalstad Defensive Lineman — Blake Sevalstad BLAKE SEVALSTAD All-Conference Tackle, Western Division First Team Selected for East-West Shrine Football game, August 16, 1969. Received High School, Honorable Mention All- American by Scholastic Coach . 78 DAN deLEON Guard GLEN OWEN Quarterback STEVE BANNING Halfback DALE GROSE Guard DAVID BLOCK Fullback RAY REBICH Halfback % DOUG HOWARD Center CHARLES LANSING Halfback PHIL HAWKINS Halfback 79 DAVE CYPHER End PAT CHURCH End BRACK SMITH T ackle Managers BLAKE SEVALSTAD T ackle Coaches Bill Given, George Goody, and Walter Harvey. (L. to R.): Russell Fisk, Jim Corr, James Anderson, Ron Kenison, and Richard Menti. 80 Junior Varsity ROW 1: Jack DeLeon, Steve Davis, Andy Wolfe, Mike Jones, Kelly Rand, Gary Archer, Joe Burwell, Bruce Thueson, Fritz Nelson, Russell Sigman; ROW 2: Dan Corr, C.M. Davis, Bill Barnes, Mike Tyvand, Mark Smith, Fred Hirschy, Dale Tyvand, Eddie Waldemar, David Buck, Jerry Nettik, Coach James Anderson; ROW 3: Ed Campbell, Joe Jensen, Skip Jordan, LaVon Jones, Clyde Proctor, Larry Taylor, Steve Huffaker, Ron Rathie, and Colin Henderson. Teams Look Forward To Varsity Play The Junior Varsity football team played Butte Central JV's (twice), Helena Central JV's, Deer Lodge JV's Anaconda High JV's, Anaconda Central JV's, and Bozeman JV's. Their record was 0-7. The Frosh Pelts played Deer Lodge Frosh, Butte Central Frosh, Bozeman Frosh, Butte High Frosh, Anaconda Central Frosh, and Anaconda High Frosh during the football season. They compiled a record of 0-6. Frosh ROW 1: Terry Cook, Randy Smith, Bill Woods, Jack Pienert, Jerry Mallon, Robert Goody, Bob McQuiston, Bill Pierce; ROW 2: Coach Jim Corr; Jeff Hawkins, Tom McLaren, Richard Franko, Bill Walker, Gary Bay, Tom Tash, Rick McLaren, Parke Scott, Scott Nelson; ROW 3: Terry Graham, Casey McGinley, Tom Patton, Chuck Carpenter, Bob Taylor, Scott Marsh, Graeme McDougal, Pat Bourassa, Jere Cypher, Fred Curtis, and Russell Kipp. Left to right: Tom Miller, manager; Dan Corr, Steve Davis, Dennis Jones, Pat Church, Dave Cypher, Lee Hazelbaker, Eddie Waldemar, Blake Sevalstad, Glen Owen, Steve Banning, Tim Swartz, John Chaffin, and Coach Jim Corr, Beavers Initiate New Court SEASON RECORD: 7-15 CONFERENCE GAMES CONFERENCE RECORD: 6-12 Beavers 57 Anaconda 74 Beavers 61 Anaconda Central 65 Beavers 68 Hamilton 69 Beavers 70 Butte Central 81 Beavers 54 Helena Central 65 Beavers 67 Deer Lodge 59 Beavers 56 Deer Lodge 59 Beavers 51 Colubibia Falls 49 Beavers 52 Butte Central 71 Beavers 61 Whitefish 69 Beavers 64 Bozeman 60 Beavers 60 Butte High 69 Beavers 60 Hamilton 58 Beavers 64 Helena Central 65 Beavers 37 Columbia Falls 48 Beavers 69 Anaconda 77 Beavers 76 Whitefish 67 Beavers 58 Anaconda Central 56 DILLON INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT WESTERN DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT Beavers 63 Hamilton 54 Beavers 54 Anaconda High 62 Beavers 41 Anaconda High 64 Beavers 63 Anaconda Central 69 GLEN OWEN Guard DAVE CYPHER Forward PAT CHURCH Forward STEVE BANNING Forward BLAKE SEVALSTAD Center JOHN CHAFFIN Guard EDDIE WALDEMAR Center LEE HAZELBAKER Center TIM SWARTZ Guard DENNIS JONES Forward DAN CORR Guard STEVE DAVIS TOM MILLER Forward Manager SPECIAL AWARDS CHALLENGE AWARDS FREE THROW AWARD Dave Cypher Dave Cypher Glen Owen LEADING REBOUNDER OUTSTANDING DEFENSE AWARD Dave Cypher Pat Church TEAM FEEDER AWARD Glen Owen TEAM LEADER AWARD Dave Cypher 83 Trappers KNEELING: Ed Campbell; STANDING (L. to R. ): Russell Sigman, Clayton Hildreth, Mark Hansen, Leslie Wheeler, Skip Jordan, David Buck, Lane Olsen, Colin Henderson, Richard Newby, Joe Jensen, and Mark Smith. Trappers And Pelts Initiated Into Hardcourt Action The Trappers played 20 games during the season. Their record was 3 games won and 17 games lost. Their wins were with Whitefish, Butte High� and Anaconda Central Junior varsity teams. The Pelts played 21 games during the season with a record of 3 wins and 18 losses. They won over the Ennis junior varsity team, Twin Bridges junior varsity team, and Helena Cougars' frosh. Pelts KNEELING: Coach James Anderson and Manager, Russell Kipp; STANDING (L. to R. ): Ken Chaffin, Richard McLaren, Parke Scott, Jack Plenert, Graeme McDougal, Jere Cypher, Tom McLaren, Terry Cook, Bryce Hildreth, Charles Molenda, and Tony Rand. Intramural Teams ROW 1: TEPEES—Tim Patton, Dan Laden, Wally Feldt, Leroy Cravyfoid, and Eugene Longie; ROW 2: FLIPS--John Buck, Russell Kipp, Ernie Christensen, Gary Love, David Wolf, and Phil Hawkins; ROW 3: BACKLAS HERS--Ralph Rampy, Andy Forsythe, Paul Griffith, Tracy Grigg, Bill Given, Steve Hulet, and Doug Ho wa id; ROW 4: CHI PA WAS —Allen Kinion, Mike Tyvand, Walter Harvey, John McLaren, Tim Tayne, and Royal Crawford; ROW5: CHINKS--Rick McEldery, Casey McGinley, Elmer Young, and Doug Henderson; ROW 6: SPASTICS—Dave Block, Don Grayson, Jim Norris, and Mr. Kenison, director. Competition Rages Among Intramurals The intramural program consisted of six teams--Chinks, captain—Charles Lansing; Chipawas, captain--Tim Tayne; Backlashers, captain—Doug Howard; Flips, Captain—Phil Hawkins; Spastics, Captain--Dave Block; and Tepees, Captain—Eugene Longie. Each team had eight players. Top scorers were Phil Hawkins, 199 pts. (10 games); David Wolf, 168 pts. (11 games); and Joe Piazzola, 142 pts. (9 games). Leading free throw shoot- ers were Gary Love, 18-33, 55 per cent; and Doug Howard, 15-28, 54 per cent. All-Stars ROW 1: Mike Tyvand, Leroy Crawford, Eugene Longie, Phil Hawkins, Royal Crawford; ROW 2: Doug Howard, Ernie Christensen, Gary Love, David Wolf; ROW 3: Dave Block, Charles Lansing, and Doug Henderson. Gridders Are Game—But Schedule Is Tough Beaver Glen Owen slips through Central blockers to put a jarring stop in this Helena Cougar. Sweeping in from behind, Doug Howard stops Anaconda Central's halfback for no gain. A Libby Logger reaches the end of the line as Bob Kearns puts on the stopper. Just in case help may be needed, George Franko and Pat Church are closing in. A Helena Central Cougar is trapped for no gain as a bevy of Beavers converge for the kill. Cagers Initiate New Gymnasium Dave Cypher threads his way between a pair of Hamilton Lee Hazelbaker battles Butte Central's Petritz for the tip during Beaver-Maroon game, won by Butte Central. defenders as the Beavers win a close one. Action was at a peak throughout the Beaver-Anaconda High contest as a last minute surge carried the power- ful Copperheads to a narrow victory. Waiting for the rebound in this Be aver-Anaconda Central clash are Dave Cypher (No. 34) and Pat Church who led the locals to a thrilling victory over the Saints. BEAVERS.......................60 HAMILTON BRONCS...............58 BEAVERS.......................70 BUTTE CENTRAL MAROONS.........81 BEAVERS.....................61 ANACONDA COPPERHEADS.........65 BEAVERS......................58 ANACONDA SAINTS..............56 87 ROW 1: Richard Franko, Dennis Decker, Richard Bourassa, Bob Goody, Lyle Reynolds, Mark Huffaker; ROW 2: Fred Hirschy, Monte Lynnes, Ed Malesich, Joe McCullough, Bob McQuiston; ROW 3: Bob Taylor, Sam Landon, Fritz Nelson, Lee Wilson, manager; Chuck Carpenter, Jim Norris, Jim Harrison, and Bruce Thueson. Varsity Matmen ROW 1: Terry Graham, Dennis Cleverley, Larry Taylor, Gary Archer, Larry Mendenhall; ROW 2: Brian Lynnes, Leonard Carroll, Tom Carroll, Joe Decker; ROW 3: George Franko, Steve Huffaker, Bob Kearns, Gary Decker, Larry Hoffman, and Glen Merritt, manager. Grapplers Excite Wrestling Fans The Beaver Wrestlers ended the season with a record of 1 win, 13 losses and 2 draws. They won over Butte Central (32-21), drew with Livingston (24-24) and Butte Central (23-23) and lost to Hamilton, Anaconda High Helena High, Bozeman High, Billings Central, Hardin, Deer Lodge, Livingston, and Laurel. In the Dillon Invitational Tournament the Beaver Varsity team placed fifth. The Trapper’s duel season record was 8 wins, 5 losses, and 1 draw. They won from Butte Central (twice), Anaconda High (twice), Hamilton, Laurel, Helena, and Deer Lodge. The draw was with Hamilton (26-26). Selected for honors were OUTSTANDING WRESTLER, Joe Decker; BEST RECORD, Brian Lynnes; and MOST IMPROVED WRESTLER, George Franko. CO-CAPTAINS were Joe Decker and Larry Taylor. Junior Varsity Wrestlers LEN CARROLL JOE DECKER GEORGE FRANKO 133 lbs. -4th 138 lbs. - 2nd 154 lbs. -4th Varsity And Junior Varsity Team ROW Is Mark Hansen, Steve Davis, Gary Love, Ron Rathie, Dave Block, Steve Banning, John Chaffin, Steve Huffaker, Ed Malesich, Mark Smith; ROW 2: Lane Olson, C.M. Davis, Bob Briggs, Joe Piazzola, Dave Buck, Tim Swartz, LaVon Jones, Clyde Proctor, Larry Mallon, Coach Ron Kenison; ROW 3: Dennis Jonahs, Colin Henderson, Cordell Briggs, Brian Lynnes, Lee Hazelbaker, Dave Cypher, Blake Sevalstad, Pat Church, Monte Lynnes, Skip Jordan, Mike Tyvand, and Larry Taylor. Track Squads Improves Records During the 1969 season, BCHS varsity track team participated in the following meets: Bozeman Indoor, Decath- lon at home; Triangular (Dillon, Livinston, Butte Central); Ricks College Invitational, Rexburg; Jaycee Meet, Deer Lodge; Dillon Invitational; Swede Dahlberg Relays, Butte; Western Divisional Meet, Missoula; and Inter- scholastic, Missoula. Three new school records and two top places in the State Interscholastic marked a successful season for Beaver track and field season. John Chaffin snapped the mile mark with a clocking of 4:32. 9; Brian Lynnes set a new two-mile standard with a time of 10:50. 5; and Lee Hazelbaker soared 44' 7 3 4” to establish both a BCHS and Montana High School triple jump record, later exceeded in the Interscholastic. At the final state meet, Chaffin placed third in the mile and Hazelbaker garnered second in the triple jump to earn seven points for BCHS. Frosh Track Team t ROW 1: Assistant Coach Larry Hull, Scott Nelson, Jere Cypher, Garth Block, Graeme McDougal, Russell Kipp, John Poundstone, Ron Barker, Coach Russell Fisk; ROW 2: Coach Jim Anderson, Jeff Hawkins, Ken Chaffin, Bob Campbell, Rick McLaren, Tom McLaren, Parke Scott, Don Block, and Terry Graham. Steve Banning awaits starting gun in dashes. The Beavers placed seven entries in the Interscholastic, after finishing sixth in the Divisional meet. Earning the state berths were Steve Huffaker, 880 and mile relay; Dave Cypher, 440 and mile relay; John Chaffin, mile and mile relay; Brian Lynnes, two-mile; Pat Church, high and low hurdles, high jump, 880, and mile relay; Lee Hazelbaker, 880 and triple jump; and Tim Swartz, long jump. Medal winners from the JV and Frosh teams were Garth Block, Ken Chaffin, Jere Cypher, EdMalesich, Larry Taylor, LaVon Jones, Steve Davis, Dennis Jones, Dan Corr, Mark Hansen, Clyde Proctor, and Darrell Snowden. Pat Church strides over hurdles in supreme test of coordination. Blake Sevalstad, 210 lbs. of pole vaulter, clears 11 -foot bar. ■I DECATHLON WINNERS: Dave Cypher, school champ, 7788; John Lee Hazelbaker cracks state record Chaffin, junior, 6261; Darrell Snowden, sophomore, 5576; and with 44'7’' effort in triple jump. Ken Chaffin, freshman, 4078. Cindy Sevalstad, Vickie McCracken, Melva McDowell, Nancy McCracken, and Sheila Weatherston. Ski Teams Experience Headline Year Challenging the elements of winter, the Beaverhead County High School Ski Team compiled an impressive record. During meets in Great Falls, Helena, and Dillon the Girls’ Team captured a consistent second place. The Girls' Team placed second and the Boys' Team placed fourth at the State Meet. Brian Remely won the State Ski Jumping title, and Vickie McCracken was the co- winner of the Women's Nordic Gold Cup. Vickie McCracken, Cindy Sevalstad, Sheila Weatherston, and Brian Remely represented the Northern Ski Association at the Junior National Nordic Meet held in Anchorage, Alaska, in March of this year. Boys’ Ski Team ROW Is Jerry Mallon, John Poundstone; ROW 2: Brian Remely, Darrell Snowden, Fred Curtis, Ernie Harvey, Walter Harvey, and Larry Mallon. Is Vickie McCracken being pursued or pursuing? Monday League ROW 1: DeLayne Downing, Jannie Crawford, Pam Stewart, Cheryl Thompson, Nick Hoyrup, Debbie Eddie, Karen Morrison; ROW 2: Linda Jardine, Mary Curtis, Kim Laden, Dauna Stewart, Dan Arbour, Jack Merritt; ROW 3: Cordell Briggs, Kim Koenig, Joe Piazzola, Gary Love, Bob Briggs, Ron Rathie, Lane Olson, Dick Smith, and Larry Hoffman. Tuesday League Seated: Kim Koenig, Brenda McQuiston; ROW 1: Ron Barker, Jan Mular, Laurie Johnson, Yvonne McCleery, Dana Bourn, Diane Bourn, Vicky Reichle; ROW 2: Larry Hoffman, Dan Sutton, Dan Stone, Ken Ruff, Jack Merritt, and Toni Rand. Bowlers Strike Again And Again The Beaverhead County High School keglers had an eventful year. Divided into two leagues — Monday night league and Tuesday night league — these bowling enthusiasts pursued their hobby-sport with unwavering determination. Officers of the Monday night league were Jerry Meine, president; Nick Hoyrup, vice president; and Cheryl Thompson, secretary-treasurer. Officers of die Tuesday night league were Kim Koenig, president; Richard Thueson, vice president; and Jack Merritt, sec ret ary-treasurer. 200” Club Cheryl Thompson, Nick Hoyrup, Richard Theuson, and Jack Merritt. (Kim Koenig, missing. ) 94 • • GIRLS’ SPORTS Volleyball T ournament Team Senior Division ROW Is Janet Longseth; ROW 2: Lana Nicholas, Margaret Picton, Susan English, Linda Nicholas; ROW 3: Karin Rustvold, Georgia Owen, Joy Snowde, Cheryl Thompson; ROW 4: Terri Hazeltine, Irene Hansen, Debby Kamp, and Mary Curtis. Volleyball Tournament Team Junior Division ROW 1: Margo Lee; ROW 2: Jody Wilson, Sue Burwell, Judi Salovich, Christy Long, Mary Lou Stish; ROW 3: Pat Peterson, Cindy Sevalstad, Sheila Straugh, Bemie Hoffeiber, Vicky Nicholas, and Jean Childs. Senior GAA Champion Volleyball Team ROW 1: Georgia Owen; ROW 2: Terri Hazeltine, Erin Eckman, Darling Belle Ballard, Cathy Crosser, Dotte Rand, Linda Nicholas; ROW 3: Betty Dodd, Gail James, Carole Homan, Janet Longseth, and Joy Snowden. Senior GAA Basketball Team ROW 1: Linda Nicholas; ROW 2: Mary Barrett, Bertha Gay Court, Susan English, Lana Nicholas; ROW 3: Gail James, Carole Homan, and Janet Longseth. 96 Volleyball High Scorers v « Left to right: Gail James, 32 pts. , Sheila Weatherston, 30 pts. , and Kathy Morrison, 29 pts. Basketball High Scorers Left to right: Kathy Morrison, 32 pts. , Lana Nicholas, 34 pts. and Cheryl Thompson, 25 pts. State Track Participants ROW 1: Sheila Weaterston, Mary Lou Stish, Peggy Stish, Jannie Crawford, Georgia Owen; ROW 2: Connie Else, Elaine Husted, Cathy Chaffin, Cheryl Thompson, Linda Jardine, Cindy Sevalstad, and Mary Curtis. Varsity Track Team Frosh Track Team ROW 1: Linda Jardin, Jannie Crawford, Georgia Owen, Mary Lou Stish, Sheila Weatherston; ROW 2: Debbie Ruff, Connie Else, Mary Curtis, Elaine Husted, Vicky Nicholas; ROW 3: Penny Gordon, Mary Ann Jakovac, Kathy Morrison, Cheryl Thompson, Irene Hansen, and Cathy Chaffin. ROW 1: Pat Peterson, Miriam Glaus, Peggy Hogan, Donna Burnell, Robin Else; ROW 2: Judy Thompson, Sue Burwell, Peggy Stish, Dee Ann Hawkins, Brenda Waldemar; ROW 3: Nancy McCracken, Sheila Straugh, Cindy Sevalstad, Debbie Kearns, and Toni Eighom. Up, Up and Away. Girls’ Sports Gain Steadily In Popularity As.. . Zap, you're under my power! Talk about form! .. . More Teams Emerge Winners What goes up must come down! 98 esiuent; Terry Grahai Mrk Russell Fj.sk an« Mi Aim Glaus, tecrd na :r Jhetf RESHMEN : first to share! the four years. The Class of '72 «11 fits of the new bu ldin; Officers and sponso� appe« on attractive wi stairs leading to the bad Seated: Chuck Davis vice president; Standing: Mr. Jim Keef, sponsors; Tamara Traughber. trea Hawkins, yell leader. ) Nancy Andrus Dan Arbour Chris Benboe Wayne Blake Vickie Aslett Judith Bandelier Tom Bames Donald Block Garth Block Pat Bourassa Gary Bay Dana Bourn Diane Bourn Krista Briggs Donna Burwell Sue Burwell Patrick Carroll Ken Chaffin Terry Cook Doreen Cosens Peggy Briggs John Buck Robert Campbell Chuck Carpenter Alan Christensen Emby Christensen Belinda Court Debbie Cromwell 100 Carolyn Crosser Fred Curtis Jere Cypher Charles Davis Dennis Decker Marilyn DuBois Jeff Drivdahl Toni Eighom Patti Else Robin Else Richard Franko Miriam Glaus Robert Goody Terry Graham Laurie Graves Donald Grayson Vicki Hanson Billy Harrison Ernie Harvey DeeAnn Hawkins Jeff Hawkins Brett Henschel Bryce Hildreth Hester Hildreth Peggy Hogan Patricia Hulet Walter Hulet Elena Jackson 101 James Jensen Albeit Johnson Sam Jones Sherrie Jones Agnes Kamps Debbie Kearns Robert Kinion Russell Kipp Kim Laden Tim Laden John Lenegar Patti Lewis Jerry Mallon Scott Marsh Nancy McCracken Hugh Joe McCullough Graeme McDougal Carole McEldery Casey McCinley Richard McLaren Tom McLaren Bob McQuiston Bonnie Meine Larry Mendenhall Jack Merritt Karen Miller Kay Millhon Charles Molenda 102 Sandy Moran Scott Nelson Tom Nelson Dale Newby Dorothy Nudd Jill Oliphant Colleen Olsen Linda Osborne Peggy Owen Janet Pancheri Peggy Parkin Tom Patton Kathy Pedersen Patricia Peterson Bill Pierce Cole Pierce Becky Pi Ion Jack Plenert John Poundstone Tony Rand Bonnie Rebich Kristie Reynolds Ken Ruff Parke Scott Cynthia Sevalstad Gail Shaffner Randall Smith Peggy Stish 103 Dan Stone Sheila Straugh Sandy Tash Sharon Tash Tom Tash Gaylenc Taylor Robert Taylor Lance Tower Tamara Traughber Brenda Waldemar Sara Walker William Walker Connie Weatherston Esther Wellborn Trisa White Sheri Willes Jody Wilson Edward Winstead Harve Wolfe Joe Womack Bill Wood Robyn Wright Carolyn Young 104 Chip Allen Gary Archer Linda Bjomi Ron Allen Sheila Ballard Doris Blomquist Donald Alley Bill Barnes Mark Boetticher Robert Briggs Robin Briggs David Buck Joe Burvvell Ed Campbell Tom Carroll Jean Childs Pam Christensen Dennis Cleverley Susan Cleverley Sherry Cornish Dan Corr Jannie Crawford Daryl Davenport C.M. Davis Steve Davis Jack DeLeon Everett Ding ley 106 DeLayne Downing Shelly Eck Debbie Eddie David Fischer Bill Forrester Dan Gadberry Bill Given George Goody Penny Gordon Tracy Grigg Roger Hagedom John Hamilton Janice Hand Mark Hansen Dean Harrison Jim Harrison Walter Harvey Jim Hawk Jerrilea Hawkins Craig Hazelbaker Dane Henschel Clayton Hildreth Fred Hirschy Bemie Hofferber David Hoops 107 Mark Huffaker Linda Jardine Laurie Johnson Rita Huxtable Mary Ann Jakovac Joe Jensen Jim Johnson Regina Johnson Charlotte Jones Dennis Jones La Von Jones Mike Jones Skip Jordan Andy Juergens Albert Kajin Becky Keepers Kathy Kelly Kim Koenig Dan Laden Pam Later Margo Lee Christy Long Monte Lynnes Zella McAllister Susan McLaren Ed Malesich Larry Mallon 4 108 Kathie Miller Karen Morrison Jan Mular Jerry Nettik Richard Newby Vicky Nicholas Jim Norris Cheryl Ovitt Paul Parkin Dorothy Peterson Arlene Pewe Penny Pilgrim Patty Piper Clyde Proctor Ralph Rampy Randy Rathie Cathy Rebish Duane Rebish Vicki Reichle Patti Ri chins Phil Ross Bradley Remely Louise Riley Judi Salovich Lyle Reynolds Vicki Roberts Kate Scofield 109 Lynnette Selway Janet Shafer Russell Sigman Mark Smith Darrell Snowden Dauna Stewart Doris Swatman Ray Tash Larry Taylor Bruce Thueson Wandy Thumma Dale Tyvand Pat Vichorek Mary Jane Watters Karla Weber Janice Williams Lee Wilson David Wolf no Pam Stewart Mary Lou Stish Ray Stocks Terri Strozzi V, TIRjyip JUVSS officers gather in breezew y ol Jiew ' Physical E Jtidation, -Science and Music Building, providing a good meeting place- r students in spare moments. ' ■ • v Row 1: Mathew Pyeatt, yell leacTcrf Cordell Briggs, president; Salle Shepherd, secretary; Cary Markovich, vice president; ROW 2: Mr. Sawyer, sponsor; Sandra Tait, treasurer; and Mr. Wolf, Jo Arm Bames Barbara Blomquist Richard Bourassa Tom Andersen Sharon Anderson Bill Ashworth Yolanda Austin A Vicki Christensen LeRoy Crawford Royal Crawford Gail Cromwell Jeanne Burwell John Chaffin Barry Chandler Marian Christensen Cordell Briggs Judy Brown Marie Carroll Cathy Chaffin 112 Mary Curtis Susan Davis Gary Decker Jim Duncan Larry Egner Julie Eighom Bruce Elliott Bill Grayson Irene Hansen Elizabeth Hayden Mildred Hayden Colin Henderson Heleen Hildreth Steve Hirschy 113 Larry Hoffman Nick Hoyrup Steve Huffaker Judy Huntsman Debby Kamp Bob Kearns Tim Kearns Yvonne McCleery Vickie McCracken Melva McDowell Rick McEldery Patricia Lees Sam Landon Rick Later Brian Lynnes John Malesich Susan Manula Gary Markovich Bernard May 114 Sally McGinley Brenda McQuiston Bette Meine Jerry Meine Kathy Morrison Fritz Nelson Joe Piazzola Karen Plenert Gail Proulx Matt Pyeatt Kelly Rand Ron Rat hie Sharon Rebich Brian Remely David Richards 115 Gery Ricks Deb by Ruff Craig Rule Jerri Ryan Robert Scott Jackie Shafer Salle Shepherd Greg Smith Lisa Smith Vicky Stallman Tim Swartz Sandra Tait April Thompson Cheryl Thompson Varlyne Tower Mike Tribble Mike Tyvand Eddie Waldemar John Walker Lyle Walker Pat We hie r Judy Wellborn Leslie Wells Elmer Young 116 FRONT: Phil Hawkins, yell leader; Tom Mooney, president; Pat Church, vice president; BACK ROW: Mr, Zink, sponsor; Linda Nicholas, secretary; Vickie Olson, treasurer; and Mr. Ankeny, sponsor. SENIOR CLASS officers guard the Beaverhead triumphal trophies Jn a large case in the lobby of the new gymnasium. The trophy case is already crowded but there will always be more room for new laurels. .vv - 118 Steven Wallis Banning David D. Block 121 Patricia Ann Gallaher Karen Graves Douglas Dean Howard Beth Hulet Steven Randall Hulet Elaine Virginia Husted Larry Chester Huxtable Nancy Jean Kearns 123 Gail Marie James Charles Roderick Lansing 124 Sharon Rene McCandless Francis Joseph Maciorski Gary Walter Mendenhall Thomas Earl Mooney Thomas Joseph Miller Lana Elizabeth Nicholas Linda Marie Nicholas James Miller Orr Vickie Lee Olson Georgia Owen 125 Margaret Ann Picton Joan E. Rebich June E. Rebich Margie Elizabeth Reichle 126 Patricia Wanda Reynolds Deanna Jean Richard Karin Ann Rustovold 127 Daniel James Smith Denise Louise Smith Richard T. Smith 128 Michael John Svaldi Sharon Ann Thompson Clyde Gregory Traughber 129 Marlene Rae Williams Dee Ann Wright RAY REBICH PHIL HAWKINS TOM MOONEY THE DEATH OF THE YOUNG IS COLD, CRUEL AND SELFISH IT TAKES THEM FROM US WITH LIGHTNING BLOWS BRINGING TEARS, EMPTINESS AND GRIEF TO THOSE WHO CARED RAY PHIL TOM By Christy Long Senior Sketches REX ALLEN Transfer from Snake River H.S., Idaho 4; FFA 2. SHEILA RENE ALLEN Transfer from Lima High School 4; Band 2. CAROL ELAINE ALLEY FHA 1,2; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4. FRANK ALBERT ARCHER Wrestling 3; Senior Boys' Pep Club. DARUNG BELLE BALLARD Pompons 4; Drill Team 4; Twirlers 2,3,4, sec- retary-treasurer 3; GAA 2,3,4; GAA Letter Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Bowling 3, secretary-treasurer 3; All-Star Basketball team 2,3; Sophomore Class secretary; Wrestling Yell Leader 4. STEVEN WALLIS BANNING B Club 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Chorus 4; Junior Class sergeant-at-arms. MARY EVELYN BARRETT Pompons 3; Drill Team 3,4, vice-president 4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Sports Manager 3; GAA Leter Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; B Squad Cheer- leader 2; Bowling 1,2; Beaver Business Staff 2,3,4, Manager 4; Girls State Alternate 3; Rodeo Club 3; Chorus 2,3,4, Robe Manager 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Chemocrats 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; Junior Prom Queen Candidate 4; The Night of January 16th. DAVID D. BLOCK B Club 3,4; Track 3,4; Football 3,4; Intramural Basketball 4; Senior Boys' Pep Club; Boys Chorus 4; Thespians 4; Debate and Speech 4. KATHY JO BRADLEY Pep Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2,4; Rodeo Club 2; Chemocrats 4. PAMELA JOYCE CAMP FHA 1,2,3,4, secretary 3, song leader 2,4; State FHA Convention 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2. LEONARD ANTHONY CARROLL Librarians 2,4; Wrestling 3,4; Football 3; Senior Boys Pep Club; Chemocrats 4. EDDIE DEVON CHILDS Key Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4, secretary 4; Track 2,3; Wrestling 3; Basketball 2; Senior Boys Pep Club, president 4. ERNEST JAMES CHRISTENSEN B Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 2; Intra- mural Basketball All-Star Team 4; Track 2,3,4; Senior Boys Pep Club. PAT DARREL CHURCH B Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4, secretary 4; Boys State Delegate, State Treasurer, Outstanding Citizen; Senior Class vice-president; Bowling 2; Track 3,4; State Track Meet 3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4, president4; Thespians 4; Debate and Speech 4; State Drama Meet 4; Chemocrats 4. JOHN LOUIS CORMAN FFA 1,2, 3,4; Senior Boys Pep Club. BERTHA GAY COURT Pompons 3, Council 3; Drill Team 3; Twirlers 2.3.4, Drum Majorette 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Girls’ All-Star Basketball Team 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; A Squad Cheerleader 4, Alternate 3; B Squad Cheerleader 2; Beaver Staff 3,4; Beaver Business Staff 3,4, Business Manager 4; Sophomore Class treasurer; Girls Track 1,2; Thespians 3,4, secretary 4; Junior Red Cross 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Tri-M 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4, Robe Manager 3, President 4; Band 1,2,3,4, secretary 4; Teen Tones I, 2,3,4; Girls Trio 2,3,4; Mixed Ensemble; State Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Harvest Ball Queen Can- didate 1,4; MIEA 4; Night of January 16th. 3; Dirty Work at the Crossroads, 4; Cry Havoc, 4 DEBORAH CELESTIA CRAMPTON Librarians 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 3; Chorus 4. CATHLEEN SUE CROSSER Pompons 2, Council 2; Drill Team 2, vice-presi- dent 2; GAA 1,2,3,4, treasurer 2; Girls Track 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; A Squad Cheerleader 3,4; B Squqd Cheerleader 2; Girls State 3; Beaver Staff 4; Beaver Business Staff 3,4, Exchange Editor 4; Freshman Class treasurer; Tri-M 3,4; Chorus 2.3.4, secretary 4; Girls Trio 2,3,4; State Music Festival 3,4; Teen Tones 3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2; Thespians 4; Debate and Speech 4; State Speech Meet 4; 1968 Homecoming Queen; Best Actress 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Jenny Kissed Me 2; Dirty Work at the Crossroads 4; Cry Havoc 4. DAVID AARON CYPHER B Club 2,3,4, president 4; Key Club 3,4, treas- urer 4; Boys State 3; Junior Class treasurer; Soph- omore Class president; Track 1,2,3,4; State Track Meet 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4, All-State Honorable Mention 4; Decath- lon Track Winner 1,2,3,4, Champ 4; Honor Society 2,3,4, vice-president 4; Student Council 1.4, vice-president 4; Chemocrats 4; Mr. Ugly Candidate 3; Outstanding Teenager 4; Elks Scholarship Award 4. JOE LESLIE DECKER B Club 3,4; FFA 1,2,3; Track 1; Football 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; Senior Boys Pep Club, vice- president. DANIEL LEE deLEON B Club 3,4, secretary 4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Boys State Alternate 3; FFA 3; Beaver Business Staff 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,4; Junior Red Cross 4; Senior Boys Pep Club. BETTY JANE DODD Pompons 3; Drill Team 4; Twirlers 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 4. VICKI LYNN DUPUIS Girls State 3; Annual Staff 4; Bowling 2; Pep Club 2.3.4. ALAN DALE ECK FFA 1,2,3,4, reporter 4, vice-president 4; Wrestling 2,3; Senior Boys Pep Club. ERIN LYNN ECKMAN Pompons 2,3,4; Drill Team 3,4; Twirlers 2,3,4, president 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Letter Club 4; FHA 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4. NANCY JEAN (KEARNS) ELWOOD Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1. SUSAN CAROL ENGLISH Pompons 2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Letter Club 2,3,4; Girls State Alternate 3; Beaver Business Staff 4; Freshman Class secretary; Pep Club 1.2.3.4, Executive Board 2,4; B Squad Cheer- leader Alternate 2; Tri-M 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Uniform Manager 4; Honor Band 4; Clarinet Quartet 4; State Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Teen Tones 4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4, secretary 4; Chemocrats 4, president 4; Girls All-Star Volleyball Team 4; Cry Havoc 4. WALTER CHARLES FELDT Librarians 4; Beaver Staff 4; Bowling 3; Track Manager 1; Football Manager 2; Basketball Man- ager 2; Intramural 1; Boys Pep Club 1,2; Senior Boys Pep Club, Yell Leader 4; Thespians 3,4; Debate and Speech 4; Quill and Scroll 4; The Night of January 16th 3. GAY LI A FRANCES FERGUSON Transferred from Sheridan High School 3. MARVIN GEORGE FURNANDIZ Librarians 2,3; Beaver Staff 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3.4. PATRICIA ANN GALLA HER GAA 2,3,4, vice-president 4; Librarians 3; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 2; Band 2,3,4; Honor Band 4; Ski Club 3,4; Delegate to High School Week 4. LAUREL ANN GARRY Harvest Ball Candidate 4; Senior Class Home- coming Queen Candidate 4; Junior Miss 1969; Pompons 2; GAA 1,2,3,4; secretary 3; Girls State 3; Beaver Business Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, vice-president 3; A Squad Cheerleader 3,4; B Squad Cheerleader 2; Tri-M 2,3,4; Chorus 2.3.4, secretary 3, vice-president 4; Girls Trio 2,3,4; Teen Tones 2,3,4; All Northwest Chorus 4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4, secretary 4; Student Council 1,4; Chemocrats 4; State Music Meet 2,3; Regional Music Meet 4. KAREN GRAVES Pompons 2,3,4; FHA 2; Pep Club 2; Chorus 3,4. CHARLES PAUL GRIFFITH FFA 1,2; Intramural Basketball 4; Senior Boys Pep Club. DALE J. GROSE Key Club 2,3,4, State Convention 3,4; FFA 1; Boys State 3; Track 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Senior Boys Pep Club; Student Council 4; Junior Red Cross 2,3,4, vice-president 4; Chemocrats 4. KAREN MARIE HARRISON Pompons 2,3; Drill Team 2,3,4, secretary-treas- urer 3, president 4; Twirlers 2,3,4, vice-president 4; GAA 1; FHA 1,4; Beaver Business Staff 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1,3,4. DAVID LYNN HARVEY FFA 1; FHA 4; Bowling 1,2; Senior Boys Pep Club; Ski Club 1,2; Debate and Speech 4. TERRI BARBARA HAZELT1NE Pompons 2,3; Drill Team 2,3; Twirlers 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Ga TERRI BARBARA HAZELTINE Pompons 2,3; Drill Team 2,3; Twirlers 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Letter Club 3,4; FHA 1; Beaver Staff 4; Beaver Business Staff 3,4; Girls All-Star Basketball 3; All-Star Volleyball Team 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; A Squad Cheerleader 4; Chorus 1,3,4; Thespians 4; Tournament Queen 3; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4; Girls Track 1,2; Quill and Scroll 4; Cry Havoc 4. KRISTI D. HENDRY Transferred from Skyline High School, Salt Lake City, Utah, 4; FHA 2,4; Ski Club 2,3,4. CAROLE ELIZABETH HOMAN GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Tri-M 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Librarian 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 4; Teen Tones 3,4; Girls Trio 2,3,4; State Music Festival 1,2,3; Regional Music Fes- tival 4; Honor Band 4; Honor Society 2,3,4, treasurer 4; DAR Good Citizen Award 4; Chemo- crats 4. DOUGLAS DEAN HOWARD B Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4; State Key Club Con- vention 4; Boys State 3; Track 1,2,3; Football 1 � 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,4; Student Body President 4; Junior Red Cross 3,4, president 4; Chemocrats 4, vice-president 4; High School Week 4. BETH HULET Transfer from Challis, Idaho, 2; Pompons 2,3,4; FHA 4; Chorus 4; Band 1,2,3,4. STEVEN RANDALL HULET FFA 1,2; Bowling 2; Wrestling 3; Band 1,2,3,4. ELAINE VIRGINIA HUSTED Drill Team 4; GAA 3,4; GAA Letter Club 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, secretary 2, treasurer 3, vice- president 4; Girls State 3; Girls Track 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Chemocrats 4; High School Week 4; State FHA Convention 3,4; State FHA Degree 4. LARRY CHESTER HUXTABLE FFA 1,2,3,4; FHA 4. GAIL MARIE JAMES GAA 3,4; GAA Letter Club 3; Beaver Staff 3,4, co-editor 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4. CHARLES RODERICK LANSING Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Senior Boys Pep Club; Student Council 3; Sophomore Class Yell Leader. ROSEMARY LENEGAR Bowling 2; Pep Club 1,2,3. BEN RUSSELL LEWIS B Club 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, president 4; Junior Class vice-president; Wrestling 1,2,3; Senior Boys Pep Club, treasurer 4; State Farmer 4. EUGENE LONGIE FHA 4; Basketball 1,2; Intramural 4, All-Star Basketball Team 4. JANET LEE LONGSETH GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Letter Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Teen Tones 4; Ski Club 4; Honor Society 3,4; Chemocrats 4; All-Star Basket- ball 2,3; All-Star Volleyball 2,4, Captain 4; Regional Music Festival 4; Flag Bearer 4. EDMOND VERL LOVELL FFA 1,2,3,4; Senior Boys Pep Club. SHARON RENE McCANDLESS Pompons 2,3,4, Council 2; Drill Team 3,4; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Thespians 4; Chemocrats 4; Dramatics Club 3; Night of January 16th 3; Dirty Work at the Crossroads 4. JOHN LEO McLAREN Librarians 4; Beaver Staff 3; Track 3; Wrestling 3; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,4; Senior Boys Pep Club, Yell Leader 4; Debate and Speech 4. FRANCIS JOSEPH MACIOROSKI Basketball 1; Senior Boys Pep Club. GARY MENDENHALL Senior Boys Pep Club; Wrestling 2,3,4. THOMAS JOSEPH MILLER B Club 3,4; Track 1; Football Manager 1,2,3,4; Basketball Manager 1,3,4; Chorus 2,4. LANA ELIZABETH NICHOLAS Pompons 4; Drill Team 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Beaver Business Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, vice-president 4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Girls All-Star Volleyball Team 4; Chemo- crats 4; Delegate to High School Week 4. LINDA MARIE NICHOLAS Pompons 4; Drill Team 4; GAA 1,2,3,4, president 4; GAA Letter Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Beaver Business Staff 4; Senior Class Secretary; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Girls All-Star Basketball Team 3; Girls All-Star Volleyball Team 4; Chemocrats 4; Girls Track 1,2,3; Delegate to High School Week 4. VICKIE LEE OLSON Pompons 2,3,4, secretary-treasurer 3, president 4; GAA 1; Senior Class Treasurer; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Business Education Contest third-place winner in English. JAMES MILLER ORR Transfer from Truckee High School, California, 4; Senior Boys Pep Club. GEORGIA OWEN Drill Team 4; Twirlers3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Letter Club 3,4; FHA 1; Annual Staff 4; Bowling 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Wrestling Yell Leader 4; Ski Club 2,4; Girls Track 4. GLEN A. OWEN B Club 3,4, vice-president 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Boys State 3; Freshman Class Vice-President; Boys Chorus 4; Track 1,4; Football 1,2, 3,4, captain 4; Basketball 1,2,4; Student Council 3,4. MARGARET ANN PICTON Pompons 4; Drill Team 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Letter Club 2,3,4; Beaver Business Staff 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Ski Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Debate and Speech 2; Chemocrats 4; All-Star Basketball Team 2,3; All-Star Volley- ball Team 2,4. DOTTE LORRAINE RAND Pompons 3,4; Drill Team 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Beaver Staff 3,4; Beaver Business Staff 3,4; Junior Class Secretary; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Executive Committee 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Debate and Speech 4; State Speech Meet 4; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; MIEA 4; Jenny Kissed Me 2; Cry Havoc 4; The Valiant 3. JOAN E. REBICH Bowling 2,3; Pep Club 1,2. JUNE E. REBICH Annual Staff 4; Bowling 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Chemo- crats 4. MARGIE ELIZABETH REICHLE FHA 2. PATRICIA WANDA REYNOLDS Girls State Alternate 3; Bowling 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Chorus 1,4. TERRENCE RANDALL REYNOLDS DEANNA JEAN RICHARD GAA 1; FHA 1,2,3,4, Degree chairman 3, sec- retary 4; Librarian 3; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Debate and Speech 4. CARLEEN FRANCES RICHARDSON GAA 1; FHA 1,2,3,4, parliamentarian 2, vice- president 3, president 4; Freshman Class Yell Leader; Flag Bearer 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chemo- crats 4; Delegate to High School Week 4. KARIN ANN RUSTVOLD Transfer from CMR High School, Great Falls 3; GAA 3,4; Beaver Staff 4; Beaver Business Staff 4; Pep Club 3,4, Executive Council 4; A Squad Cheerleader 4; Chorus 4; Thespians 4; Junior Red Cross 3,4; Snow Queen Candidate 4; Girls All-Star Volleyball Team 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Cry Havoc 4. SHERRY LEE SANDERS Pompons 2,3,4, vice-president 4, Pompon Council 2; Drill Team 3,4, secretary 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FFA Secretary; Annual Staff 4, co-editor 4; Beaver Business Staff 4; Annual Business Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Junior Class Snow Queen Candidate 3; Senior Class Tournament Queen Candidate 4; Typing 1 and II Awards, Business Education Tournament 3,4; MIEA STEPHEN RICHARD SCHRODER FFA 1,2,3,4, reporter 4; Rodeo Club 4. GEORGE JAMES SCOFIELD FFA 2; FHA 4; Football 2; Wrestling 2,3; Senior Boys Pep Club, secretary 4; Debate and Speech 4; Cowbelle Cook-off second-place winner 4. BLAKE EUGENE SEVALSTAD B Club 3,4, serge ant-at-arms 4; Boys State Alternate 3; Junior Class Yell Leader; Track 1,2,4; Football 1,2,3,4, co-capta in 4; First team All- Conference 4; honorable mention All-Conference 3; honorable mention All-American 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Boys Pep Club 1,2; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4; Snow King Candidate 4. DANIEL JAMES SMITH Wrestling 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Senior Boys Pep Club. DEBORAH LEE SMITH GAA 1,2; FHA 1,2; Librarians 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1. DENISE LOUISE SMITH Pompons 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Beaver Business Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Tri-M 3,4; Chorus 3,4; State Music Meet 2,3; Ski Club 4; Honor Society 3,4; Chemocrats 4. MAYNARD BRACK SMITH B Club 3; Track 2,3; Wrestling 2,3, State Wrestling Meet 3; Football 2,3,4; Senior Boys Pep Club RICHARD T. SMITH B Club 4; FFA 1,2,3; Bowling I,2,3,4; Senior Boys Pep Club. JOY LEE SNOWDEN GAA 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Future Nurses 2; All-Star Volleyball Team 4. DONNA LOUISE STEVENSON Transfer from Deer Lodge 3; Girls State Alternate 3; Band 3,4. WADE EARL STOUT Senior Boys Pep Club. DANIEL FREDERICK SUTTON Key Club 3; Bowling 4; Football 3; Basketball 1. MICHAEL JOHN SVALD1 Transfer from Ouray High School, Colorado, 3; Senior Boys Pep Club. TIMOTHY ALDEN TAYNE Boys State Alternate 3; Bowling 2,4, Divisional Tournament 2; Basketball 1; Senior Boys Pep Club; Tri-M 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4, president 4; State Music Meet 3; Thespians 3,4, treasurer 4; Chemocrats 4; Junior Miss 1; The Valiant 3; The Curious Savage 3; Dirty Work at the Crossroads 4; Divisional Drama Meet 3. SHARON ANN THOMPSON Transfer from Deer Lodge High School 4. RICHARD LYNN THUESON Bowling 2,3,4, team captain 2, president 3, vice- president 4; Basketball 1,2; Tri-M 4; Band 1,2,3,4, vice-president 4; Debate and Speech 4. CLYDE GREGORY TRAUGHBER FFA 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2; Wrestling 3; Senior Boys Pep Club. SANDRA JOAN WASHBURN Transfer from Lima High School 2; Pompons 4, Pompon Council 4; GAA 2,3,4; GAA Letter Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Beaver Business Staff 4; Pep Club 2,4; Student Council 4; Chemocrats 4; B Club Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Snow Queen Candidate 4. SHEILA ANN WEATHERSTON Drill Team 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Letter Club 3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 3,4; Junior National Ski Team 4; Annual Staff 4; Bowling 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Junior Red Cross 4; Girls All-Star Basketball Team 2,3; Girls Track 1,2, 3,4; Girls State Track Meet 4. BARBARA KATHERINE WEHLER Librarians 3,4; Beaver Staff 3; Bowling 3; Pep Club 2,3; Chorus 4; Future Nurses 3, reporter 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Dramatics Club 3. FLOYD EDWIN WHEELER, JR. FFA 1,2, 3,4; Football 1; Senior Boys Pep Club; Rodeo Club 2,3. MARLENE RAE WILLIAMS Drill Team 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Beaver Staff 3,4; Co-editor 4; Annual Staff 3,4, picture editor 3; Beaver Business Staff 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, secretary 4; Pep Club Council 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4. DEE ANN WRIGHT Annual Staff 4; Annual Business Staff 4, Business Manager 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Teen Tones 4; Regional Music Meet 4. ADVERTISING Ife. On the following pages appear the Beaverhead County High School supporters, without whose cooperation this yearbook would not have been possible. Our appreciation is extended to each of these civic-minded firms and individuals. TRIBUTE TO BCHS SERVICEMEN Through the cooperation of the Beaverhead County Selective Service Board, the following list has been com- piled of Beaverhead County High School graduates and former students who are serving their country in all service branches, in all corners of the world. THE BEAVER proudly salutes these young men and women as we sincerely look forward to their safe return home. AIR FORCE William B. Petersen '58 Carl Bo lick '59 William B. Willis '59 David C. Hilger '60 Gregory Burns '61 Alan L. Sorenson '62 Rex Huntsman '63 Gregory H. Stewart '65 David Beck '66 Ray Boegner '67 Mike A. Campbell '67 Kress Elliott '67 John K. Heberling '67 Marc Sanders '67 Yancy A. Stout '67 Robert F. Moore '68 Walter W. Zobell '68 Bruce Henderson ('66- 68) ARMY Robert Bacon '60 John P. Young '61 Robert S. Bowring '63 James J. Salvo '63 Roderick Sinclair '63 Wayne Burris '64 Ellsworth Cragholm '64 Armand Sanders '64 James L. Spehar '64 Edward Beaulieu '65 Richard Hoerning '65 George B. Rebich '65 Walter Warrick '65 George Holt '66 JohnH. Jackson '66 Byron Kinney '66 Floyd D. Rebich '66 Ronald E. Selway '66 Matthew Berta '67 Ray Blize '67 Albert Madsen '67 Ronnie Bay ('66-'68) Robert Bennett ('64-'65) Antonio Costillo ('62) Jack L. Rose ('58-'60) Jay W. Spehar ('66-'68) Darrell Wagner ('64-'65) IN MEMORIAM Joseph O. Holt '62 Douglas Hubbard '65 Frank J. Berta, Jr. '66 James H. Jones '66 Daniel Sanders '66 Richard C. Given '67 NAVY SANFORD KIM ARCHER Melrose, Montana Lance Corporal, Marines Wounded in action February 1, 1968, in Thua Thien Province, Republic of Vietnam. Died February 7, 1968, in Danang Hospital, Vietnam. Graduate of Beaverhead County High School, May 23, 1966. James Boetticher '61 William R. Cleverley '63 Lee L. Eberline '63 Robert J. Miller '63 William W. Monger '63 Don E. Blomquist '64 Thomas W. Straugh '64 Thomas E. Burris '65 Alan D. Graves 65 Gene M. Halstead '65 James F. Paddock '65 George W. Reichle '65 Richard E. Reichle '65 Sam W, Ballard '66 John D. Christensen '66 Randall S. Hallas '66 David B. Hansen '66 John L. Stocker '66 Phillip A. Davis '67 Alan R. Hale '67 Richard Jackson '67 Norman Proctor '67 James A. Reichle '67 John C. Schuler '67 Martin J. Stefonic '67 Patrick L. Wilhelm '67 Monte J. Elliott '68 Steven B. Elwood '68 John McLaren '69 Allen E, Lawson ('64-'65) WOMEN'S BRANCHES Christine Hignight '61 Army Barbara Remely '63 Army Nurse Kathy Nelson '65 Marines Teresa Lenegar '67 Army SPONSORED by CHAS. PFIZER CO., INCORPORATED South of Dillon P.O. Box 1147 THE DILLON DAILY TRIBUNE—EXAMINER Finefrock Publishing, Inc. P. O. BOX 911 DILLON, MONTANA 59725 DILLON DAILY TRIBUNE COMMERCIAL PRINTERS YELLOWSTONE SENTINEL The Voice of Southwestern Montana ... The Dillon Daily Tribune-Examiner is the only daily newspaper offering full community news coverage of all Southwestern Montana. Combined with the West Yellowstone Sentinel (weekly) its readership extends from the Wyoming border on the east, to Idaho and the Continental Divide on the west and south, as well as to the north. Full Associated News Service gives readers the coverage of State, National and International news. All types of Commercial Printing. Quality work-Reasonably priced. Call the Dillon Daily Tribune-Examinei —-683-2331. DILLON AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION DEALERS PAUL’S CHEVROLET, INC. BEAVERHEAD TRUCK AND EQUIPMENT INC. David and Larry eye a new Chevy. Connie and Marie tryout a new tractor. E H FORD SALES, INC. COLLEGE MOTORS Christy and Mary Lou like this one. The new ones at College Motors. HOWARD MOTORS, INC. DAVIS MOTOR, INC. TRADE WITH A QUALITY AUTO DEALER A W DRIVE-IN We feature the Burger family BEAVERHEAD BAR SUPPLY WHOLESALERS 129 N. Montana Phone 683-2241 Home-made onion rings Kathy Cornish and Karen Rebish are two of many car hops at the A GW. Ice Cream Sno Cones Chicken Com Dogs Tacos Ham and Pork Chop Sandwiches Pizza BAIR’S TRUCK STOP North of Dillon Highway 41 BEAVERHEAD PAINT AND GLASS Columbia Paints Windshields McCloskey Varnishes 116 So. Washington Phone 683-4400 Jeri shows Carleen their wide variety of paints. BEAVERHEAD LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS 29 East Helena 683-5522 First in Personal Service Congratulations, Class of 1969 CO-OP SUPPLY 226 E. Bannack Phone 683-5391 Bulk Fertilizers Wholesale and Retail Petroleum Products Auto Supplies and Accessories nun COAST TO COAST The Store Where Your Dollar Will Do the Most IJlill 12 So. Idaho Dillon, Montana Janet and Louise inspect attractive window displays. Tom Clemow with his snow-plane supervising feeding of cattle. Rich Shepherd feeding Clemow Cattle, using team and sleigh. Clemow home in background. Fine purebred Hereford cattle on Clemow Ranch TOM CLEMOW RANCH, INC. Jackson, Montana DILLON CABLE T.V. NBC CBS ABC SKYLINE EDUCATION Located in an attractive office on Bannack Street THE DILMART Dillon's Home Mart DeeAnn and Dean Wright, The Dilmart's Father-daughter duo, admire color T.V. selection. DILLON HEATING ANDTIN Sam Landon, Owner General Sheet Metal Works Route I, Box 94 North of Dillon Phone 683-2942 A Whole New Concept Duracurve Gas Furnace and Air-conditioning by LENNOX STRONG Jr; SILENT TYPE all new gas furnace-| OURAC URV LENNOX Ask us to show you why this is the most quiet and durable gas furnace on the market! DESIGNED TO HANDLE AIR CONDITIONING HOTEL METLEN Cafe - Lounge - Finnish Steam Baths The Gilfeathers Dillon, Montana Historic Hotel Metlen has homed travelers for over 80 years. BRIGGS RANCH, INC. Holiday Harbor owned and operated by Briggs Ranch, Inc. Water Skiing and boating area on the beautiful Colorado River. Located 18 miles from Havasu City-------the new home of the London Bridge. Beautiful homes and traUer lots. Don't be satisfied with less than LENNOX DILLON RANCH SUPPLY CO. DILLON PUBLIC AUCTION, INC. Dillon, Montana SALE DAY - MONDAY SECOND THURSDAY EACH MONTH (cattle, sheep, hogs) (Special horse sale) THURSDAY - special sheep sales SATURDAY - special cattle sale in season in season Bank Reference - State Bank and Trust Co. HENRY PETERS and SONS, Managers Bonded for your protection Live a Little - Stop at your friendly Jeanne Terri John Tracy DAIRY QUEEN Karen H. Karin R. Steve Dave Basket Dinners Sandwiches Shakes Sundaes Banana Splits Cones All your favorite drinks including Fresca and Tab Dillon, Montana Phone 683-2104 DILLON OFFICE SUPPLY 24 So Idaho Phone 683-5642 Karen Graves tests an Underwood-Olivetti typewriter. Beaver Headquarters for School Needs Jerry Hawkins and Charles Stauffer, Co-Owners Sincere Congratulations to the Class of 1969 Winter Sports Hunt ing-F i sh i ng Call Jackson 834-2124 or write Beautiful lobby highlights lodge's interior. DIAMOND BAR INN Resort-Hotel Pick Them Up At Your Favorite Store or Call Norm for Delivery To Your Door Norm Stubbs, Distributor When in Melrose, stop at the D-Club for refreshments and fishing equipment. Phone 683-4405 D-CLUB BAR AND CAFE Dillon, Montana ELIEL’S DEPARTMENT STORE Bobbie Brooks Lou Bella Robbie Rivers Paquette Kathy, Bertha, Gay, and Karen check new fashions at Eliel's. Idaho Bannack Dillon 683-2305 ERNIE’S DISTRIBUTING CO. Winning Combination - Coca Cola and the Beavers 406 Kentucky Street Phone 683-5638 Seeing Ernie's Coca-Cola truck around town gives one a refreshing feeling. E M GIFT NOVELTY Sherwin Williams Paints — Hallmark Cards Party Goods for All Occasions DICK HIRSCHY CATTLE, INC. Tiffin Crystal — Nortake and Homer McLaughlin China Mabel Kenison Co-Owners Edith Quick Phone 683-4004 Wisdom, Montana Entrance to Ruby Ranch 16 So. Montana HAZELBAKER AGENCY 15 So. Idaho Phone 683-4444 L I I S I. I. S. EI IB E RT JR. • VTIHtT R I iURCnER CIITIflll Mil C ItCtlltM? HRZELBRKER I L I 6. H7EUIIEI RCEICY • Ml MII1I tMMMCf THE0. B. HRZEIBHRER • imius mu itiimn Southern Montana Abstract and Title Company. CLARK CANYON MARINA Skiing Boatdocks Snackbar Trailer Park Fishing Swimming 20 Miles South of Dillon We're as close as your mailbox or Phone 723-5441, Butte, Montana MONTANA’S FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE Butte and Helena DILLON PORTRAIT STUDIO - Quality Photos - 24 No. Washington Dillon, Montana Your great occasions call for professional portraits Childhood Days Family - Graduation and Wedding IBEY CONSTRUCTION CO. General Construction Ranch Residential Commercial Concrete Work Daniel P. Ibey, Owner North of Dillon P.O. Box 567 Dillon, Montana Phone 683-5541 Pre-built home is a specialty with Ibey Construction Company. HEBERLING'S GAMBLE STORE Your Local Headquarters for Appliances - Automotive Supplies Paints - Sporting Equipment Radios and Color TV’s Where everyday prices are lower ISABELLA DRESS SHOP Phone 683-5872 s Mr. Heberling shows Dee Ann their newest model range. Fashions for the High School Girl 26 North Idaho Dillon, Montana Phone 683-2111 Congratulations to the Class of '69 from Dillon's Full Service Bank THE 1ST NATIONAL BANK Dillon, Montana Member FDIC Security and friendliness are key features at the 1st National Bank. JO-CLAIR’S SLIMETTE Gleed Building Erin, Karin, and Terri slim down at Slimette. Where Quality is a tradition Where Fashions Never Say How Much! Just How Right! Towncraft-Gaymode- Ranchcraft-Glennbrooke Carol Evans-Adonna- Penn-Prest JENSEN CHEVRON First Class Service to Everyone Chevron Gasoline Batteries Delo Lubricating Oils Diesel Fuel Tires RPM Creases JACKSON MERCANTILE PARISIAN CLEANERS Jackson, Montana Clothing— Your Certified Master Groceries — Drycleaner Magazines — Phone 683-2801 for Sporting Goods Free Pickup and and Delivery General Merchandise The Home of Co in-Op Drycleaning Don Richard KDBM Voice of the Beavers 1490 on your Dial Home of the Train Watchers Glen Larum Serving Southwestern Montana through the Services of the Intermountain and the American Broadcasting Company Radio Networks Burt Oliphant, Owner Chuck Martin McCracken bros. The Men's and Boy's Store Everything in Men's and Boy's Apparel Dillon Bozem an Vickie and Gary look over the fine merchandise to be found at McCracken Bros. JACK’S MARKET Your Friendly Family Store Three generations of serving Beaverhead County Quality Foods Phone 683-2366 MITCHELL DRUG 2 South Montana Phone 683-2316 Prescriptions Gifts Russell Stover Candy Cosmetics Ann Mitchell shows Linda the newest Polaroid at Mitchell Drug. MONTANA POWER COMPANY Serving you is our Business Congratulations, Class of'69 MOONEY TRUCKING Local and Long Distance Hauling Phone 683-2131 Dillon, Montana MILLER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Experienced Dragline and Dozer Work Richard E. Miller 235 North Pacific Dillon, Montana Phone 683-2175 Ditches - Drains - Excavating OSSELLO’S 926 S. Arizona Butte, Mont. Phone 723-6552 PAYLESS FOOD STORE Stop at Payless Food Store in Melrose for fresh Meats and Groceries Tom Hart, Owner Phone 835-2131 OK TIRE STORE Owned and Operated by John Hofferber Phone 683-2911 ni RUBBER UR WELDERS Dillon, Montana III OASIS CAFE 31 So. Idaho Where All The Beavers Meet Dillon, Montana Deciding what to order is the hardest thing to do, say Joy and Denise. PETERSON DRUG 36 East Bannack Phone 683-4441 Darling Belle and Patty look over the cosmetics at Peterson's Drug. PEAVY COMPANY Red Kamp, Manager Purina Chows 211 N. Montana 683-5842 Fertilizer-Feed-Seed-Steam Rolling-Chemicals PHILLIPS 66 TRUCK AND CAR STOP Junction of Highways 41 and 91, North of Dillon Tires Batteries Phone 683-9985 Open 24 hours PROULX’S UNION 76 Bum per-to-Bumper Service Fast, Expert, Dependable Dillon, Montana ROBERTSON READY-MIX Carl Robertson, Owner North of Dillon Phone 683-2101 ROBERTS FOOD, INC. 201 So. Idaho Dillon, Montana Your '‘AG Store Where Service is a Smile Wider Phone 683-2357 A busy day at Roberts. SNEEDS SPORTING GOODS Deanna and Debbie try out Sneed's new cycles. RED’S TEXACO We Specialize in Tune-ups! 135 E. Glendale L. W. Hamilton Montana's Most Complete Line of Sporting Goods 130 North Montana Phone 683-4540 VALLEY MOTORS SUPPLY COMPANY Your Parts Supply Headquarters for Beaverhead County 33 East Helena Phone 683-2339 Dillon, Montana Lessee Dillon STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member F.D.I. C., Air-conditioned, Ample Parking, Drive-in Window Complete Banking Facilities in Dillon SKEETS CAFE AND DINING ROOM Open 24 Hours The Finest Home-Cooked Food Choice beef Homemade Pies Beaverhead Forest Service building-an S GM structure. S AND M CONSTRUCTION, INC. Robert N. Miller President Box 883 Chan Stallings Secret ary-Treasurer Dillon, Montana STYLETTE BEAUTY SALON deed Building (Above Penney's) Permanents Fashion Cutting Wig Sales G Servicing Open Early Mornings G Evenings by Appointment Phone 683-4711 Karin R., Karen H., and Terri prepare for Prom. STAMM JEWELERS The Store of Beautiful Gifts 37 So, Idaho Dillon, Montana Stamm's glittering array of silverware fascinates Carleen and Dee Ann. STEWART CONSTRUCTION Dillon, Montana Phone 683-4441 Another new Stewart home nears completion. VIGILANTE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, Serving Rural Southwestern Montana Owned by those we serve. Jim Wedin, Bob Worley and Don Miles-Owners Award Sweaters and Jackets Athletic Goods Outdoor Equipment Phone 723-6120 Trophies and Medals Hunting Supplies Fishing Tackle 18 West Park Butte, Montana WILLIAMS FEED AND WILLIAMS LAWN AND GARDEN CENTER Toro Mowers Ortho Fertilizers Ceretana Feeds Dillon 235 N, Idaho 683-2881 Whitehall 6 S. Division 287-3261 WHEELER INN Always a Favorite Student Stop Open 24 hours Congratulations, Class of 1969. WISE RIVERCLUB Hotel - Motel - Bar - Cafe - Service Station Heart of the fishing and hunting country Mike and Roy Sevalstad standing in front of the Wise River Club. - Available at Your Local Garden Stores INTERMOUNTAIN PEATMOSS CORP. P. O. Box 26 Dillon, Montana SPONSORS If it's new, you'll find it at HAZEL’S STYLE SHOP Andrus Hotel Building Dillon, Montana Challenge Milk for Better Health Distributed by DILLON CREAMERY 220 No. Montana Groceries and School Supplies KENTUCKY CASH GROCERY Mary and Tom Pritchett, owners 440 Kentucky Ave. Phone 683-5572 Open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. 7 days a week LION'S DEN One-fourth Mile North of Dillon on Highway 41 STEAKS, SEAFOOD and CHICKEN DINNERS Every day 5-12 p.m. Phone 683-2051 H-J BAR AND CAFE Trailer Court and Overnite Parking Wise River, Montana Herschel and Jean Wells, owners INTERSTATE BAKERIES CORPORATION Sweetheart Bread Butte—Anaconda- -Dillon—Whitehall FINLEN H0TEL MOTOR INN Your Home in Butte Broadway G Wyoming Phone 723-5461 SMITH’S PUMP AND CULLIGAN WATER SERVICE Route 1, Box 100 Dillon, Montana Phone 683-4009 STANDARD LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY Building Materials FULLER PAINTS 302 No. Montana Street Phone 683-5521 R.D. ROMERS, D.D.S. 108 So. W ashington Phone Dillon 683-2671 WISDOM MARKET Wisdom's All-Around Store Pete and Bessie Rasmussen, owners MONTANA MOTOR SUPPLY 104 No. Montana Street Dillon Phone 683-2349 PETROLANE STEELGAS SERVICE Box 670 Dillon, Montana Phone 683-2931 WARNER’S FOOD STORE There is no substitute for quality. Congratulations, Class of '69 10 So. Montana Phone 683-2319 Congratulations, Class of '69 WILLIAMS CAMERA SHOP Natural Color 33 West Park Phone Butte, Montana 792-0454 Pontiac Sales and Service HARRIS 0PP GARAGE 131 E. Helena Dillon, Montana SPONSORS Underwood-Olivetti Machines Office Furniture G Supplies Copy Machines Duplicating Machines Dictating Equipment DON’S OFFICE MACHINE COMPANY D. J. McLaughlin 123 No. Main St. Phone 792-3019 Butte, Montana Batteries Washing Tires RALPH’S Lubricating Tubes . Accessories L. IN D SERVICE AND GARAGE Humble Oil Distributor Phone 276-3431 Lima, Montana C.R. ANTHONY’S NED-EVA LANES Fashion Store for Students Where Bowling is Best 4 So. Idaho Street Phone 683-2891 Highway 41, North Dillon, Montana Dillon, Montana Phone 683-5551 LARRY'S AUTOMOTIVE E.K. LLOYD LAUNDERETTE DIESEL SERVICE Wisdom, Montana Larry and Darlene Christensen, owners Wash your Clothes in the Softest Water in Town. jOOu LUcK tO t OlUu Phone 689-2594 Highway 41, North Phone 683-4530 BIG DIPPER CAFE FOUNTAIN Good Food and Friendly Service COLLEGE ENCO SERVICE Lawrence and Judy Rraig 18 So. Montana St. Phone 683-9919 636 So. Atlantic Phone Dillon, Montana 683-2295 DILLON IMPLEMENT COMPANY SHEPHERD S GARAGE (D.l.) Welding G General Repairing Hardware of all Types Texaco Oil Products 36 No. Idaho Street Phone 683-4466 Jackson, Montana Phone 834-2161 Jack Shepherd, Owner THECRESTON MOTEL CLUB ROYAL For Restin' — Try Creston 335 S. Atlantic Phone 683-2341 One Mile North of Dillon on Highway 91 Entertainment Game Room Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bonneau, owners Open Noon - 2 a.m. Closed Tuesdays Phone 683-9996 Specialized Farming Equipment SOUTHMONT TRACTOR COMPANY Hesston Allis Chalmers Ford Box 1103 Phone 683-2781 Dillon, Montana A. B. Dick Victor Olympia Office Supplies G Office Furniture BUTTE BUSINESS MACHINES. INC. WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 101 E. Broadway, Butte Phone 792-2334 JIM FISHER KEN FUNK WEDDINGS — ANNIVERSARIES -- FAMILY GROUPS -- REUNIONS AERIALS -- COMMERCIALS -- COPYING — ACTION — LANDSCAPES BRIDENSTINE unique baby photos - - PORTRAITS -- ENLARGING — OIL COLORING PHOTO 604 E. Cornell Dillon, Montana Phone 683-2210 SPONSORS OF ORGANIZATIONS ANDERSON SHEET METALWORKS, Dillon Sponsored BCHS Music Groups DILLON JAYCEES Sponsored Royalty Division Page -- Dillon Junior Miss FRANK M. DAVIS, Attorney, Dillon Sponsored Thespians MEL McDOWELL RANCH, Inc., Wisdom Sponsored Ski Teams MR. and MRS. JACK BRIGGS, Dell Sponsored Key Club VETERINARY HOSPITAL, Dillon Sponsored Future Farmers of America W. G. GILBERT, JR., Attorney, Dillon Sponsored National Honor Society BOOSTERS DILLON Beaverhead-Madison Agency Bramsman Radio-TV Service Dee's Fabric Shop Dillon Hide and Fur Company Don's Shoe Repair Dr. J. W. Hiltbrand, Chiropractor Dr. John McCollum, D.D.S. Dr. Warren Monger, Osteopath Hignight Plumbing and Heating Jean's Westwood Johnson Saddlery Johnson's Hi-Way Grocery Later's Jewelry Mountjoy's Flowers and Gifts Ralph's Chevron Service Stephens' Greenhouse Florist Town Pump Service Station Warren Theatres, Inc. JACKSON Dale and Helena Strodtman Jackson Garage V.F.W. Club (Bill Carroll Post 9040) Wagon Wheel LIMA Bramlette Gift and Variety Merrells' Store MELROSE Nick DeLeon Sportsman Motel WISDOM Lester Else Ranch, Inc. Mark Clemow Ranches McKevitt's Conoco Service Southern Montana Telephone WISE RIVER Walter Gnose Mercantile BUTTE Butte Floral Company Community Meadow Gold Gamer Shoe Store Gene's (Furs and Feminine Fashions) KBOW Len Waters Music Center SPACIOUS is the word for the lobby of Beaverhood County High School’s new gymnasium. Here, during halftimes, adults and students alike may gather in uncrowded comfort as they enjoy just one of the numerous features in this superb structure.