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

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I. Rain or shine usually finds Wilma Hubbard reading Huckleberry Finn for English III. 2. Charlie MacDonald plays the courageous knight of the Canterbury Talcs. 3. Mr. Cadieux passes out next day's assignment. 4. Trina Wagner crams before the tardy bell rings. 12 English

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“Girls in Physics?” For the first time in a long time female faces were found in the physics classroom. There were five to be exact! Advanced Biology was offered and students who found it interesting were grateful for this addition. Whether these courses were taken as a required class or just for fun, they added “a little SCIENCE to their lives.' 6. A fishy smell invades the Bio Lab as Eric Troth and M.D. Peterson can testify. 7. Mr. Kolski's class really looks enthusiastic about his teaching. 8. Diana Nyquist finds dissection a tedious task. 9. “Teaching science comes natural to me, says Mr. Mular. 10. The inspection by Rob Mountain goes down on Rex Meier's paper. II. Under the tender loving care of Jodi Morstein and Sue Tash the chameleons live for a few more days, anyway. iU£ Scie ce To Your Life Mr. Chamberlain Mr. Kolski Mr. Mular Science 11

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5. Gary Helming seems to be the only one sure of his answer. 6. Thcron Briggs tries to fake out Mrs. Henningscn by agreeing with every- thing she says. 7. Time before the bell is taken up in gossip by Daneen Baker and Karen Royce. H. English IV is the last lap for Bill Zink. 9. A new Mr. Holland is born after class. 10. The pencils of Dale Wolf and Dee Johnson race across the page to try to catch Mrs. Henningsen's words. II. Making up a test could mean a disadvantage for Ranee Holt. Being a required class for four years might have had its drawbacks. Litera- ture and grammar would seem to get gray over the years, but the teachers, with the addition of Mr. Holland, kept the material new and exciting. There was always something different to learn. Grammar made us more aware of our language and helped us understand literature. Mr. Hull Mrs. Juergcns English 13