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

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I Anticipation was aroused on October 5 when Homecoming festivities began with the traditional assembly led by Pep Club president, Sharon Keltz. Excitement grew when Senior Candi- dates and escorts lined up behind the Beaver pep band for the parade. Key Club fed fans at their annual Bar-B-Q of the All American hot dogs and hamburgers. The Dillon Beavers kicked off, starting their drive toward a win over the Lewistown Eagles 21-0. Half-time entertainment by the Pep Band and Golden Girls highlighted the crowning of Junior class candidate, Crickie Rebish. Winning first place was the Sophomore float, “Beaver Fever”; followed by the Juniors, “The Main Event”; and third place “Give ’Em a Go Around,” Freshmen. Seniors had their “Demolish ’Em Beavs” disqualified as a fire hazard. A victory dance ended the special happenings of ’79 Homecom- ing. 7. Homecoming halftime is highlighted by the Golden Girls. 8. Beavers defeat the Eagles for the day's Main Event, and the Juniors capture second place on their float. 9. Temperatures rise when Beavers burn Lewistown. Sopho- mores are honored with first place. Homecoming

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Special happenings make Homecoming 1. Preston Devers rushes for yardage to help boost the Beavers to a victory. 2. Juniors show their spirit atop the Beaver Beater. 3. Freshmen give the Eagles the go around. 4. QUEEN CANDIDATES AND ESCORTS; Mike Day and Penny Dolg, Sophomore candidate; Brett Hilton and Kelly Delaney, B Club candidate; Dale Wolf and Crlckie Reblsh. Junior candi- date; Zan Aslett and Tracy Staley, Senior candidate. 5. Sophomores Kevin Whitworth, John Dougher- ty, Vince Hull and M.J. McGlnley show their spirit in the Homecoming parade. 6. As Queen, Crlckie Reblsh receives traditional kiss from captains, Seth Stoddard and Brent Rehm. 24 Homecoming

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School spirit sparks Teams to victory President Sharon Keltz paved the way for Pep Club aided by the new adviser, Miss Dickinson. Locker Lovers provided the football players with food and gifts during the season. Pep Club sponsored the first Speech and Drama assembly and furnished the cheerleaders with corsages. When the teams took to the road, it was Pep Club who made sure the players had all the cookies and candy they could eat. Pre game enthusiasm was sparked at pep assemblies and continued through the games with the help of the “Beaver Dam,” the boy’s counterpart to Pep Club. 1. SPIRIT PRINCESS CANDIDATES: Beth Royce, junior: Bernadette Reynolds, freshman; Kitty McGinley, senior, Pam Prophet, sophomore, princess. 2. Jeannie Mular shows that even the old folks, Jodi Morstein, Erin Neeley. Pam Ripley, Carol Hulet. Trenna Willes, Mary Jane Hill, get Beaver Fever 4. Crickie Rebish waits impatiently for Jerry Waldemar to hand over the dough. 3. PEP CLUB, Front Row: Judy Kearns, Kim Zetler, Val Lake, Ginny Hopewell. Second Row: Evelyn Rannus, Teresa Linscott, Crickie Rebish, Kristy Delaney, treasurer: Gina Anderson, sec- retary; Sharon Keltz. president; Jerry Walde- mar. vice president; Cindy Pettit, sergeant-at- arms; Jodi Morstein, Sandra Ross, Penny Doig. Third Row: Tracy Staley, Peggy MacDonald, Denise Winstead, Jill Anderson, Trenna Willes, Theresa Winden, Kelly Delaney, Kitty McGinley, Mary Gibson. Tina Mitchell. Fourth Row: Col- leen Winden, Emmalee Briggs, Loire Lowell, Ro- byn Ori, Mary Campbell, Amy Anderson, Kari Gordon, Teresa Stubbs, Lissa Evans, Tina Flans- burg, Tammy Patrick Fifth Row: Chris Miller, Margy Hovren. Noreen Rannus, Roxy Smith, Pam Prophet, Gail Anderson, Melanie Davis, Crystal Dolson, Lisa Glick, Paula Kolar, Wendy Wright. Sixth Row: Lisa Hampton, LeAnn Hilton, Laura Froberg, Brenda Munday, Secret Kivinen, Heidi Williams. Julie Mann, Charlene Ross. Clare Cory, Delia Dodd. Seventh Row: Nancy Harvey, Kristi Peters, Vonda Harrison, Lyn Carver, Collette Holland, Kristi Doig, Julie Stubbs, Jodi Hegstad. Lana Evans, Deanne Hight, Diana Roth. 26 Pep Club