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

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table of contents Lisa O'Connor Jim Schuler Susan Lumley Diana Nyquist Joe Kelso Dale Wolf thinking it out together the side we all see; the classroom. pulling together sweat and tears make the best athletes. what holds it together involvement in school activities makes it all worthwhile. last times together seniors make their last appearance. pieces in the puzzle faces we want to remember where to find it index out on the town together advertisements 9 45 85 113 133 154 159 Tabic Of Contents 3

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Michel de Montaigne was a 16th century French writer known for what his writings had to say. He said. “We are all framed of flaps and patches and of so shapeless and diverse a contexture that every piece and every moment playeth his part. And there is as much difference found between us and ourselves as there is between ourselves and others.” He is right. Every person in this school is a piece of the same puzzle and plays a specific role. Each is different and as important as any other because it takes all 531 pieces to make the puzzle whole.

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Every Little Piece Counts In The Life Of A School 2. freshman students. Chris Miller. Robyn Ori and Shelly Holm make their way uncer- tainly down the halls of BCHS. 3. Jerry Wal- demar tries on her “new” hat, compliments of Ken Christiansen. 4. Supporting the Senior class with their enthusiasm arc Wendy Lowell and Daneen Baker. 5. After a hard day of school Shane Ascheman unwinds in study hall. 6. On February 26 these science students viewed a total eclipse at Apex. 7. Reigning Rainbow Worthy Advisor Michelle Gerringa emerges proudly from an archway supported by Tracey Nygren and Bob Rhea at the Rain- bow Formal. 4 Student Life