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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1981 volume:

MOW PLAYING: BEAVERTALE 1081 sEMVEmnEAm coonrnr BBBGBQ EffliW ms 0®«fm Mcroc mmm , mmmmm mm WmilVUE 38 Tirle Page Gail Anderson, 'he Deo ver s top offensive player, is chosen os o second ream All Srore member The music department rums our perfection Jamie Resser is o member of rhe All Srore Bond Wendy Wright and Kathy Devlin ore named os All Store Choir members Wendy is also o member of rhe AH Oursrondmg Deover. Darrell Deouchomp. wiH com pete in rhe East West Shnne gome this summer Dor. rell is o defensive first team oH conference choice Northwest Choir Opening Pose, personohry and rotenr 6 Trocy Nieid s winmng Every student, faculty member and odminisrroror ployed on important role in bringing DCHS combmonon On November v. i ?80, Trocy up to high quality standards. Everyone hod cerrain activities orpbs that they porricipored in crowned Sourhwesr Monrona 's Junior Miss throughout the year Whether octuolly participating or just watching there was always something far everyone Each person went in his or her own direction seeking completion of their memories and dreams. And now on with the showif Opening The role of each ond every srudenr orrending DCHS was ro do his own thing before, during ond after school. With everyone partici- pating in activities and using their various talents, our school was a special place that made all those good ond bod rimes unforgetta- ble. Those moments played an important port in the life of every srudenr. Their existence, old habits and favorite pastimes mode this year a unique one! 1. Every Thursday noon 5 Clubbers Pom Prophet ond Chris Miller head down ro Johns Greasy Spoon for hamburgers. Donros, ond Tab 2. Shown Strozzi shows rhe fomdror senior sign os he, Leoh Tucker, ond Susie Lumley enpy rhe refreshments or rhe Mornoge ond Family wedding recepnon 3. Who’s that behind those Foster Grants? It's senior Mike English. Mr. Rice's I. A aide 4. Senior Paul Hinton auditions for o parr in The Invasion of rhe Dody Snatchers. Student Life 5. Spanish seems to be o favorite sub ecr of Joy Hohnkomp os he assumes o ryptcd Mexican pose 6. Shelly Rankin shows her render loving core for John Dougherty as she helps him with hs cosrume for rhe hounred house 7. Swear, enthusiasm and success helped vorsiry boskerboB players Goil An- derson, Amy Anderson ond Chris Miller reach Store with rhe able coaching of Mr. Holland ond Mr. Stanisich. Student Life DCHS ACT SPORTS 1980-61 TAKE 31 3 TIME CHAMPS 1. Working on his conresronr's upper body, Gil Stoddard earns Ns way ro a Dillon tnvnanond championship 2. The new Gymnastics Club starred off with o boom os twelve members joined Front Row: Lone Grron, Gerry Weaver, Lyn Carver, LeAnn Huron. Karen Shields. Janet Perm, Sheryl Johnson, Dario Hawkins, Heidi WJHams. Kathryn Higgins, president. Second Row: DeLono Porrer, Marti Oram, adviser: Robin Lake We don't glee in... We play tough 3. Preston Devers shows excellent style os he mokes o cur off of Kelly Ryon s block on hs way to becoming leading rusher in the conference 4. Guarded closely by her Dune Central opponent, junior ream leader Gail Anderson advances the boll up court 5. Our in front during Intromurol action. Kent Wieber drives to the basket followed closely by rival Harvey Lake. Wo play for keeps. Sports was VIood, Sweat, and rido. The Beavers weren't in a class by themselves, but in their class it didn't take long to call roll. The Beavers enjoyed the winning feeling early in the season with four straight victories It looked like on undefeated season was in the making Then the pressure was on, and along with this come friction felt by both players and coaches The next three games were dropped by the Dillon squad Though unable to hove a farewell assembly, the Beavers come shining through with their second victory of the year over the Dutre Central Maroons As one spectator commented, Our boys always go our in style 1. Senior safety, Vince Anderson, sets up for on open field tackle to terminate on unsuccessful sweep 2. Kelly Ryon drags down his Anaconda opponent from behind trying ro save those few extra yards Football 3. Senior Inebocker, John Love, turns the Snake” run inside os Darrell Oeouchamp pursues down the hne 4. Preston Devers' well done par on rhe bock to hts opponent undeserving os he rushes for crucial yards The leading rusher for rhe Beavers and for the conference is Preston Devers with 789 yards Football Jbe «Best of the Jtest ALLCONFERENCE Yr. Ht. Wt. Team QD Jim Run Sr 5' S' 150 2nd W R Darryl Eddy Sr 5' 10' 160 2nd D E Kurr Griffis Sr 6' O'' 175 1st H.D Presron Devers Sr 5‘ 9 170 1st 5 Jade Srokke Sr 5' 10 160 1st ALL-CONFERENCE; ALLSTATE L D John Love Sr 5' 11 190 1st, 2nd G Darrell Beauchamp Sr 6' 1 195 1st, 2nd T, DL Kelly Ryon Sr 6' 2 205 1st. 2nd 1. COACHING STAFF: Croig Johnson. Rick Codieux. Head Cooch: Dutch Donovan 2. Jim Plurt hows rare form m a picture perfc t ’ H 3. DEA VER TRAINERS. Front Row: Kevin Whitworth Second Row: Dave Puyear, D J Higgins. Roger Hockley. Don Chnsnonsen FoorboB n BEAVERS SCOREBOARD OPPONENTS 14 Anocondo 6 10 Livingston 9 20 Burre Cenrrol 6 21 Homilron 13 20 Deer Lodge 21 0 Ronon 10 0 Sr evens ville 6 7 Burre Cenrrol 0 Season Records Junior Vorsiry 15 Freshmen 4 5 Non Conference 5. JUNIOR VARSITY, Front Row: Kevin Whir worth Manager- Dougherty, Scon Depev. Jamie ft esse r Voce Hull ftondy Nelson ftandy Ger nngo Man Nyqu st John Von Deren, Wayne Dkxn qutsr, Joe Tyset. Sean Foe her. Ron Deck, John HeHe Roger Hockley Manager. Don Christiansen. Man. a ger; Dove Puyeor, Trainer. Second Row.- DJ Hig gtns Trainer: Dutch Donovor Coach: Steve Howery Lee Chrononson, Ernie Plan, Mark Drown, Wade Edgar Dove Mitchell Mike Ferns. Gregg Morsretn Eric Wol dorf, Don Hickerhier. Ausnn Lon Davd Shepherd Den Pauley, DorreH Smith ftonce Holt. Croig Johnson, Coach 4. VARSITY, Front Row.- DJ Higgins. Trainer,- Kevin Whitworth. Manager; Sreve Howery, Tun Hull. Shown Srrozzi. Dob Kipp. John Love Captain. Preston Devers Dctrryl Eddy, Jim Plurr Captain: Joe Tysel. Gregg Mor stein. Ere Waldorf. Roger Hockley, Manager• Crcug Johnson. Coach. Second Row: Rick Codieux Coach; John Dougherty. Scon Depew, Moris Lundberg, Paul Hinton, Kelly Ryon. Dole Carpenter. Mike Nyqutsr. Dor rell Deouchomp, John Forsmon, Wayne Rebch. Cap- tain: Leif Amundson. Drerr Hilton, Lorry Denson. Don Chrisnonsei Manager• Dove Puyeor Trainer. Third Row: Dutch Donovan, Coach; Mike Ferns, Mike Fisk. Dove Rhea. Dove MircheH, Jade Srokke. Midi Holm, Vince Anderson Doug Mason. MJ McGnley. Rich Drown, Kurt Gnff s. Captain; Mike Ducktey Dorrell Smith, Ranee Holt. Den Pauley 6. FRESHMEN. Front Row: Doug Johnson. Scorr Shin kle, Tom Wilson, Eric Kokemok. Drerr Christensen. Jason Eldndge. Ken Dedwe Jeff Hole Second Row: Steve F6k, Todd Martin. Tom Ferns. Russ Gbck. Don Weather sron. Todd Garrison, Kyle Keruson Jeff Moy field, D J Gransbery, Earl Nekon Third Row: Dale Chamberlain. Cooch: Poui Peterson Keifi Andy Edwards. Jess McGnley. Andy Hovren, Todd Allen, Trav6 Hdron. Lorry Jenkins. Reagan Mtlburn Dob Pebbles Cooch. 7. Senior defensive end Dole Car- penter. applies pass run Foot ball It was o season of firsts for the Girls pitching oil the gods they ser or rhei rbail ream, occom Jnn% of rheseoson. The mqjor achievement wos drift the firsr Girls Basketball trophy in BCHS history They did the with a strong second place showing at Divisional in turn qualifying them for Store, another BCHS first The girls were also rqteo in Jhe jock Was tadu state throughout the year, and hod the second best de fense in their league Tneir season consisred of memories broughr obour by spirit, showing hustle and teamwork. The girls ended rhe season with o 16 7 record and should be one of rhe basketball powerhouses to look for in rhe future SCOREBOARD BEAVERS OPPONENTS 36 Heleno 25 26 Burre High 33 67 Livingston 39 42 Deer Lodge 30 36 Hamilton 43 61 Srevensvilfe 44 43 Dune Central 40 53 Srevensvil e 34 41 Dune Cennal 37 45 Livingston 29 45 Dig Fork 36 33 Hamilton 53 56 Srevensville 41 52 Deer Lodge 29 BEA VERS OPPONENTS 64 Ronon 46 45 Deer Lodge 30 46 Dune Cennal 44 39 Hamilton DIVISIONALS 2nd 47 43 Deer Lodge 33 44 Whirefish 42 32 Homilron STATE 37 34 Lewistown 50 33 Whirefish 44 JV season record 9 9 Frosh season record 10-3 Non Conference Gomes Gris Doskerboll 1. Junior. Robyn Ori. starring guard for rhe [leavers, was unable to play or Divisional due ro a knee injury She brer went on ro pby or rhe Store tournament 2. Beavers, Moris Pilon. Colleen Winden. ond Derh Royce roily ro rhe boll os Jodie Hegstod expertly screens our her opponent 3. Sixrh man, Chris Miller, sees plenty of action in rhe bre season gomes Girls Basketball r act Vs Shew jfeu Wore JUNIOR DEA VERS RECEIVE HONORS. Two outstanding juniors received All CONFERENCE honors this season Gail Anderson wos chosen os the first team center and Colleen Winden as second ream guard. These girls were nominated and voted on by the coaches in the Western Class A Divisional 1. Deth Royce and Amy Anderson raise o well deserved breols as Chris Miller listens intensely to Coach Holland's instructions 2. Gail Anderson arremprs a short jump shot as she comes the Dillon girls to their fvsr Store tournament 3. Conducting the floor show for DtUon this year is junior point guard Colleen Winden. Girls Basketball 4. FRESHMEN. Front Row: Jomie Hegsrod, Jorer Perm, Julie Flynn. Lisa Hoyden, Jon Armstrong Second Row: Letso Curtis. Ellen Schneider. Mom Orom Cooch; Don me Solvo. Susan Morse 5. JUNIOR VARSITY. Front Row. Pom Prophet. Kristy Delaney. Noreen Pannus, Managers. Second Row: Dernoderre Reynolds, Kristi Deng, Dona Linscort. Mora Devers. Jackie Armstrong, Debbie Buckley, Heidi Wil horns. Shannon Focher. Jennifer Winden 6. VARSITY. Front Row-. Pom Prophet. Kristy Deloney, Noreen Ronnus, Managers. Second Row: Tedd Srom sich. Coach; Roxy Smith, Jbdlh Hegsrod, Colleen Wm- den. Chris Miller, Goil Anderson. Margy Hovren, Amy Anderson, Robyn On, Derh Royce, Moris Pilon, Craig Hoktnd, Coach. 7. Senior standout, Amy Anderson, is guarded closely during Divisionols. by former Deover Solly Sisk, White- fish Gris DoskerboJI Dedication and determination were the keys to success. Third year cooch Mel Rice performed a miracle with his 198081 roundbali club. A lack of talent and experience plagued the team early in the season, bur their determination and Never say die attitude foreshadowed a happy ending Midway through the season experience was gained and the Beavers were surprising even the top ranked reams in their conference Going into the ten ream Western Division Tournament with a fourth place Sub-Division Conference finish the Deo vers were let Jheir 9tames Qo Vp In lights highly overlooked They played with all their heart and ability and provided fantastic competitive entertainment. Playing within four points of the third place state finisher, the Beavers stubbornly bowed our in a Saturday morning semi-final game The Beavers were led by two senior standouts, Garth Jappe. leading rebounder, and Dole Wolf, leading scorer They both earned spots on rhe Southern Sub -Division ream Dale was also elected to rhe Western Division All Tournament ream and to rhe All Store Second team. SCOREBOARD Beavers Opponents 56 Belgrade 61 53 Livingston 70 30 Hamilton 70 36 Deer Lodge 62 56 Srevensville 73 45 Butte Central 53 46 Livingston 69 61 Srevensville 37 41 Butte Central 60 45 Deer Lodge 62 61 Belgrade 49 J V, season record 126 Frosh, season record 79 Beavers Opponents 65 Hamilton 70 64 Srevensville 56 50 Big Fork 57 59 Ronan 58 54 Deer Lodge 61 69 Hamilton 56 66 Butte Central DIVISIONALS 88 56 Big Fork (OT) 52 50 Deer Lodge 52 59 Ronan (OT) 58 49 Poison Non-conference gomes 53 Boys Daskerboll 1. Senior guard Dale Wolf evades his Deer Lodge opponent in lore season action 2. VARSITY. Front Row: Mike Buckley manager: Randy Nelson, Dove Shepherd. John Dougherty, Ty Darken. Gregg Morsrem, Don Hickerhier, Jens Perersson, man- ager. Second Row: Crcng Holland, coach: Dale Wolf, captain; Garth Jappe, Wayne Rebich, Grant HkJrerh, Drerr H lron. John Ripley captain. Mel Rice, coach. 3. Their bogs ore packed and sruffed in rhe roclss prepared for the long journey Da vid Shepherd. Randy Gerringa and Roxy Smith raise odvonroge of rhe aisle for exrro leg room Another View Of ir« 1. FRESHMEN. Front Row: Sreve Con manager: Durch Ryan. Tommy Wilson, Regan Miibum. Earl Nelson. Jeff Mayfield. Pod Perersen Second Row: Yogi Fjeseth coach: Tom Ferns, Todd Morrm. Sreve Fisk, Troy Wieber, Trovis hktron, Jess McGmley. Pod Tarorko coach. 2. A sophomore Randy Nelson finds himself ui the Land of rhe Gonrs with hrrle prorecnon in o non conference march up ogoinsr top ranked Livingsron 3. The brilliant Reaver coaching staff did o fonrosnc job during the 190081 season Yogi Fjeseth. Freshmen Craig Holland. J V Mel Rice. Varsity 4. JUNIOR VARSITY. Front Row: M,he Ferris. Oradj Thomas. Shown Jones. Randy Qernngo. David Mitchell, Don Htcherhter Second Row: Chris Clemow, man. ager; John English. Andy Hovren, Gregg Morsrem, Todd Allen. More Anderson, Craig Holland, coach. Roys Rosherbali Nothing even comes dose The Deover wrestlers completed another successful year under the direction of Dutch Donovan, Dob Pebbles, and Rick Cadieux. This brilliant combination led the Deovs to a conference championship and a strong third place stare showing. The Deavers hod a representative in each weight class raking twelve wrestlers to the stare tournament This was a first in DCH5 history. Ploying host to a fifteen ream tournament, the Deovers finished second only to AA power Dune High Competition in the annual Dillon Invita rionol tourney consisted of top ranked schools in Montano and Nonhern Idaho The Deavers coasted through the remaining season undefeated in conference marches. i ili i ■ ■ ■■■Yiiii itnri fi_i ■ i iti i ii ■ 1. The Hulk it's nor. bur rather Dillon's own Greg Sietsemo showing ha emotions otter o well deserved victory 2. Jim Pilon maneuvers around his opponent for on escape 3. VARSITY. Front Row: Steve Howery. Rusty Jones. DorreH Weaver. Tom Helle Sec- ond Row: Dutch Donovan. Coach: Gl Stoddard. Jim Pilon, Jim Phjtr. M J McGnley, John Love. Kelly Ryan. Ron Carroll, Geg Sietsemo. Dob Pebbles. Cooch: M D Peterson Manager. 4. Rusty Jones reaches bock for a better hold m hopes of pinning his adversary SUI ai 1. With a grin on his face Sentor standout Jim Plutt sers his opponent up for o takedown 2. Captains Rusty Jones. Jim Plutt. John Love and M.J. McGinley escape one of Dig D's hordpractices to pose for pictures 0. Kevin Whitworth, trying to gam control of a reversal, drapes his opponent over he shoulder DIVISIONAL AND STATE RESULTS Wt. Div. 96 Kevin Whitworth 3rd 105 Rusty Jones 3rd 112 Steve Howery 2nd 119 GH Stoddard 1st 126 Dob Weotherston 4th 132 Tom Helle 4th 136 Jim Plutt 1st 145 Greg Sietsemo 1st 155 M.J McGnley 1st 167 Ron Corroll 3rd 165 John Love 1st HWT Kelly Ryon 2nd State — nd that's net all... Wrestling 4. Amused by rhe performances on rhe mar. Coach Donovon sirs bods and enpys his job 5. JUNIOR VARSITY. Front Row: Dob Wearhersfon. DJ Grans berry, Ernie Plurr, Lonnie Dorr, Drerr Christensen Second Row■ Diy Mulor, Russ Glids, Don Wearherston, Ketrh Rebah. Todd Gomson. Tracy Sawyer. Kevin Whirworrh, Don Chrtsrionsen, Manager. Third Row: Dob Pebbles Coach: Rids Cadieux, Coach. Wresrhng Wait 'til you See... Worn fiood jfou Can Vc. GRA badminton and Volleyball results VOLLEYBALL 1st Mighty 12 2nd Taste Duds 3rd Senior Spit Soph Dlue BADMINTON SINGLES 1st Jr.-Sr. Derh Royce 1st 2nd Tommy Patrick 2nd 3rd Kristy Delaney 3rd 4th Melanie Davis 4th Sophomores 1st Jodie Hegsrod 1st 2nd Karla Rowson 2nd 3rd Kristi Doig 3rd 4rh Dernie Reynolds 4th 1st Freshmen Jamie Hegsrod 1st 2nd Jennifer Winden 2nd 3rd Pom Jo Lane 3rd 4th Cathy Iddles 4th 1. BADMINTON SINGLES: Derh Royce. Tommy Patrick, Krisry Delaney. Melanie Davis 2. BADMINTON SINGLES: Dernoderre Reynolds. Knsn Dag. Karla Rawson. Jodie Hegsrod 3. BADMINTON SINGLES: Porn Jo Lone, Jamie Hegsrod Jennifer Wmden Girls badminton and volleyball were all a port of the Girls Recreation Association, or GRA Under the guidance and core of Miss Dickinson the girls hod one of the biggest turn ours for both badminton and team volleyball Doth sports ore seporored into three divisions by class These dosses, when pitted ogomsr each other, produce fierce competition This gives the underclassmen o chance to get even with the more experienced members This year, os in others, experience held off young ambition BADMINTON DOUBLES Jr.-Sr. Derh Royce, Amy Anderson Kristy Delaney, Gail Anderson Margaret Sorenson, Groyce Rowson Loire Lowell, Tommy Patrick Sophomores Karla Rowson, Laura Dujok Debbie Ducktey, Jodie Hegsrod Jackie Armstrong, Tomi Huguler Kristi Doig, Derme Reynolds Freshmen Ellen Schneider, Jamie Hegsrod Parti Jo Lone, Teresa Johnson Julie Cleverly, Paulette Ford Connie Gilchrist, Crystal Jensen 4. DADMlNTON DOUBLES. Front Row: Juho Cleverly, Jo me Hegstod Second Row: Poulerre Ford. Ellen Schneider. Pom Jo Lone. Teresa Johnson. Connie Gilchrist 5. DADMlNTON DOUBLES. Front Row: Kristi Dotg. Korto Rowson, Dernoderre Reynolds Second Row: Tom Hugo let, Jockte Armstrong. Debbie Buckley, Jodie Hegstod 6. DADMlNTON DOUBLES. Front Row: Tommy Patrick. Groyce Rowson. Margaret Sorenson Sec- ond Row: Loire Lowell, Beth Royce. Amy Ander son, God Anderson. Kristy Delaney 7. NO NAME. Bottom to Top. LeAnn Hilton. Ber noderre Reynolds. Korb Rowson. Coderre Hodond. Debbie Buckley. Kristi Doig S. SOPHOMORE BLUES. Front Row: Charlene Ross Sandy Jones Second Row: Dona Unseat. Sheryl Johnson Third Row: Kelly Houk, Brendo Monday Fourth Row: Angie Jensen. Jockte Armstrong 9. FRESHMEN GOLD, Front Row: Korea Helle. Kim Miller Second Row: Julie Flynn, Leisa Corns. Suson Morse Third Row. Porn Jo Lone, Janet Pert it Shon non Focher Fourth Row: Lisa Hoyden. Heidi Low ell Fifth Row: Ellen Schneider 10. HELL RAISERS. Front Row: Reso Bruns, Jon Pence. Potty O ornde Second Row: Coro Block. Dtona Roth. Lono Evans, Lourie Koepphn 11. THE MIGHTY 12: Mans Piion, Vidue Turney. Groyce Rowson, Uso O'Connor. Valerie Lake 12. THE TASTE DUDS: Roxy Smith. Kristy Delaney. Loire Lowell. Mebnte Do vis Tommy Patrick. Noreen Rannus. Chris Miller. Gad Anderson. Morgy Hovren 13. SENIOR SPIT. Front Row: Jamie Bacon, Debbie McCieery. Jeon Pen dergosr Second Row: Kon Gordon. Suson Roberts. Teresa Stubbs. Down Allen Third Row-. Mary Campbell, Beth Royce Amy Anderson GRA Veovtr Jiun Vetter On Veneer ride With the regrouping of conferences Deover rrocksters hod o subdivision qualifying meer in Homi ron ro moke rhem eligible for rhe divisional and store track meets. Beavers proved ro be a contendoble force with second year Coach Craig Johnson leading rhe pock. Helping him were assistants Mel Rice and Dave Cypher. This collaboration of good coaching and hard working athletes made a fine showing at each meer they participated in. 1. Wetghrman Leif Amundson rakes o practice ross before rhe DtUon Inviro rionol discus comperinon srorrs 2. VARSITY. Front Row: Vor HJdrerh, Trainer: Mark nose. Jeff Mayfield. Keirh Bebtsh, Dorrell Snmrh. David Shepherd. Joe Kelso, Mike Hughes. Enc Waldorf. Dill Fogarty Second Row: Dole Corpenrer Scorr Depew. Marc Anderson. John English. Todd Allen. Leif Amundson, John Love.Kurr Griffis. Andy Hovren, Mike Buckley, Craig Johnson. Cooch. Third Row: Dove Puyeor, Trainer; Me!Bee Cooch; Sreve Howery. Manager; Dob Kipp. Mark Drown. Bobby Durr, Jade Srokke. Vince Anderson. Clark Spracklen. Les Sroudenmeyer, Bandy Nelson. John Helle. Trainer; Kevin Whirworrh. Manager; Dove Cypher. Coach. 3. Quickly and powerfully our of rhe blocks. Dale Carpenter is on his way ro another first place showing Jhe Vest... for cA Good «Reason DIVISIONAL RESULTS DOYS Dole Carpenter fOO meter dash 1st Dole Carpenter 400 merer ran 2nd Dole Carpenter 200 merer ran 3rd ode Stokke 100 merer dash 2nd Jode Stokke 400 merer ran 3rd Jode Stokke 200 merer ran 2nd More Anderson W meter hordes 4th Dave Shepherd pole vault Sit) Kurt Griffis shot pur 2nd Kurt Griffis discas 2nd Dole Corpen ter, Jode Stokke, Vince Anderson. Rondy Nelson 400 merer relay •Isr Vince Anderson. Dole Carpenter Jade Stokke. Mike Buckley 1600 merer relay 1st GILLS Amy Anderson Ugh jump 2nd Beth Royce shot pur 2nd Oerh Royce decus 3rd Jennifer Winden discus 2nd Heidi Williams WO merer hordes 4th Kristi Peters 1600 merer run •2nd Kristi Peters 800 merer ran 1st STATE RESULTS DOYS Dole Carpenter WO merer dash ••Isr Dole Carpenter 400 merer run 4th Dole Carpenter 200 merer run 3rd Jode Stokke 200 merer ran br Jade Stokke WO merer dash 3rd Jode Stokke 400 merer ran 5rh Kurt Griffis decas 4th Dole Carpenter. Jode Stokke. Vince Anderson. Rondy Nelson 400 merer relay 2nd Vince Anderson. Dole Carpenter. Jode Stokke. Mike Buckley 1600 meter relay 2nd GILLS Beth Royce shot pat •2nd Amy Anderson hrghjump 1st Jennifer Winden abas 4th Krish Peters 1600 merer run yd Kristi Peters 800 meter run 2nd • school record 0 0 vote record Gris Trock Hebody 9oot St Vottorll Cold afternoon practices and rainy meets plagued the Beaver girls throughout their season. Bur the hard working athletes stuck it our and hod o very prosperous year. Under the supervision of Carol Dickinson, the girts once again improved their season finish. Miss D aided by new arrival Donna Way left, led the Beavers to a second place divisional showing, qualifying 5 girls for state compe- tition. 1. VARSITY. Front Row: Lisa Ghds, manager: Julie Gevertey, Margaret Cory, Ginger Miller, Robin Lake, Corhy Iddles, Ellen Schneider, Joner Pettit, Jamie Hegsrod. Konssa Holland. Juhe Motion. Arlene McNee, Morrho Fnshkorn Second Row. Carol Dickinson, coach; Jennifer Wnden, Shannon Focher Susan Morse, Krisri Peters. Debbie Buckley, Heidi Williams, Dona Linscorr. Amy Anderson, captain: Derh Royce, captain; Mara Devers. Tarn Huguler, Srocy Stephens. Donna Woylerr, coach. 2. Windsprinrs ore on unpopular torture, bur these hard working Beaver girls push themselves to get into shape 3. Debbie Buckley rakes a successful hurdle in preporonon for on upcoming meet 4. The high orch of Amy Anderson leods her way to o new school high jump record, 5'2 Girls Track Ill 'l W 5. Enjoymg rhe competition Robin Lake fixes her eyes on rhe finish line 6. In full swears on o chilly afternoon Andrea Peterson rokes o lop to stay in shape and keep worm. 7. Tight to rhe fence Martha Frishkorn eases over o hurdle with plenty of clearance and excellent form Girls Track «Aetioities or Ihe independent Do we hove ro challenge in this weorher? were rhe familiar words heard every Monday and Tuesday nighr. The weather may nor hove held our bur rhe golf reams did The boys hod trouble placing in rhe tournaments. Jens Petersson was one of rhe tow 18 or divisional which quali fied him for store. The girls finished almost every march in rhe rop three, raking first in divisionols. Ar srore rhe ream placed second with Robyn Ori raking 9rh and Mary Ann Lundberg lOrh 1. GOLF, Front Row-. Mary Ann Lundberg, Jodie Heg stod, Robyn Ori, Eileen Lone, Jon Armstrong, Porn Jo Lone. Second Row: Dob Dennerr. Drod Corrom, Jim Wilson, Tim Hull, Tom Wilson Third Row: Jomie Resser, Troy Weber, Kent Weber, John Dougherty. Paul Hin ton, Jens Petersson. Tedd Sronis ch, Coach: Mike Ny Qutsr. Gregg Morsrem, Rich Drown, Tim Mitchell, Mile Fish 2. Colleen Winden, Robyn Ori and Jodie Heg- stod owoir Stans special instructions for their next round 3. Rich Drown strikes o dashing pose os he wars ro tee up for rhe day s challenges 4. Colleen Winden tries ro follow her boll os she finches her swing Golf 5. Purrmg on o disappearing act. Mike Fisk seemingly swings wirhour o golf dub 6. Jodie Hegstod gives us rhor ' 'I better sink this or else'' look while she prepares to putt 7. Taking lessons, Jim Wilson watches Paul Hinton pitch with his putter Golf In A league 9y Itself Under rhe supervision of Rick Codieux Inrromurals enjoyed another great season. Scoring help was provided by Roxy Smith, Robyn Ori and Gail Anderson. On the court in the striped shirrs colling the fouls were members of rhe Varsity basketball ream. League play was sparked by stunning upsets and predicted blow ours, there was never a dull moment. In rhe final round of the tournament, ream five was marched against ream four In a fast paced game, ream five came our on top with a 53-57 one point victory Great action and good fun was enjoyed by all who participated and also by those who watched. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL TEAM STANDINGS wins losses TEAM ONE 4 2 TEAM TWO 2 4 TEAM THREE 1 5 TEAM FOUR 4 2 TEAM FIVE 5 1 TEAM SIX 4 2 TEAM SEVEN 1 5 1. Preston Devers proves hts ream deserves rhe championship os he drives around Darryl Eddy ro cross rhe rtmeHne 2. TEAM FOUR. Front Row: Kent W eber, Chr6 Petersen. Scon Barber Bob Jones Second Row-. Mike Buckley. Lorry Benson. Darryl Eddy 3. TEAM SEVEN. Front Row. Lee Christianson. Mark Drown. Eric Waldorf Second Row: Mark Lundberg, Morh Unruh, Curr Owen 4. TEAM ONE. Front Row: Andy Edwards. Gory DeFronce. Bobby Durr Second Row: Bob Kipp, Mike Frsk, Ken Sprodilen. Doug Mason, Kyle Taylor Inrromurob 5. INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS, TEAM FIVE, Front Row: Jim Durwell Horvey Lake. Dove Rhea Second Row■ Preston Devers. Jens Perersson, Mike Nyquisr 6. TEAM THREE. Front Row: Darrell Deouchomp, Brad Corrom, Jade Srokke Second Row: Dorrell Grogan, Voice Hull 7. TEAM TWO. Front Row: Lorry Jenkins, Chris Fisk Second Row: Don Chrtsnonsen, Tim Hull. Shown Srrozzi, Vmce Anderson, Invisible Mon, Joe Kelso 6. TEAM SIX: Jomie Resser, Joy Helming, Mihe Hughes, Mike English. Jim Nye, Scon Depew fnrromurois Socii Grabbers Changing roles. The senior girls come rhrough again ro end rheir high school football career with a 20 record The juniors made a long scoring drive only ro have ir colled back due ro penalties The third quarter proved beneficial for the seniors, when Debbie Tysel intercepted the football and charged 15 yards into the end zone for the only touchdown of the gome Alrhough the action on the field was of fierce rivolry, the senior boy cheerleaders kept everything in perspective by entertaining the crowd At halftime the junior blue boys treated rheir audience ro on exhibition ro the sound of Shake Your Groove Thing 1. Jusr o few of rhe cheerful cheerleaders Jode Stokke. John Ripley. Darrell Beau- champ. and La try Benson, eryoy rhe cool autumn afrernoon entertaining rhe spectators 2. A quick pitch from quorrerbock Debbie Tysel to running bock Kori Gordon opens o big hole for the senior offense 3. Jamie Bacon grabs a flog as Junior Lorie Girton rakes off with rhe prize 4. Teresa Stubbs picks our her block os the senior offense puts rhe boll into ploy Powder Puff JUNIOR BLUE BOYS John Helle, Vince Hull, Dove Mirchell, John English, Mike Ferns, Joe Tysel, Chris Fish, Tim Mirchell, John Dougherry, Ty Dorhell, Jens Perersson, Seon Focher SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Jode Srohhe, Doug Mason, John Ripley, Tim Hull, Dorrell Deou chomp, Bren Hilron, Lorry Denson, Vince Anderson, Mark Lund berg, John Love 6. JUNIORS. Front Row: Carlo Worthington. Pam Prophet. Shelly Rankin, Amber Hildreth, Sandy Dalier, Sylvia Carpenter, Marvel Carpta, flebo Trofefer, Kristy Delaney Second Row-. David Shepherd. Cooch: John Dougherry. Coach: Ron Deck, Coach. M J McGnley Coach; Robin Lake, Liso Gfck, Loire Lowell. Tommy Patrick. Noreen Ronnus. Lone Girron. Crystal Dolson. Joe Tysel. Coach: Kevin Whitworth, Coach: Steve Howery. Coach. fid 5. Senior running bock Susan Roberts, rucks the game ball away on one of her numerous carnes 7. SENIORS. Front Row: Maurice Houk. Susie Lumley. Trocy Nield. Down Allen, Teresa Gascon. Susan Rob errs, Gnny Hopewell. Genell Weaver Second Row: Jerry McArthur, Cooch: Susie Spencer. Kathy Devlm, Val Loke. Janice Worthington, Teresa Stubbs. Leah Tucker Shoreece Stephens. Linda Christiansen, Kan Gordon Debbie Tysel Jamie Bacon. Shown Srrozzi, Coach. Third Row: Maggie Hopewell Paula Merry. Lisa Riley. Timmy Robison Powder Puff CLn rux oJc C_ CA? - CLcj A GIFT TO GROW WITH Work! Work! Work! Annual members rushed ro meer deadlines ro rum our o rerrific book The edirors arrended o yearbook comp in DHIings losr summer ro learn rechniques for improving rheir ideas and bring rhe yearbook up ro modern day srondords Early in rhe year rhe sroff wear ro a workshop in Bozeman ro berrer ocquoinr rhe new members wirh how rhings worked Beth Royce, ediror, pur in a lor of hours checking rhe pages ro make sure rhey were up ro porennai 1. Preston Devers works ro mdse sure rhe layouts ore perfect while Mrs. Mu lor lends her expert advice 2. Being organized is half rhe borrle Ran- dy Gerringa is disgusted ro find something out of place m the file 3. Being ediror of an annual is a never ending job Doth Royce tackles the job of proofing pages Annual 4. Rex Meier gives Regon Milburn on idea ro use t his pointing 5. Chris Fisk tries our o new gioze on hts finished pot os brother Mike observes. 6. Greg Sietsemo uses the method of wedging in order ro remove the bubbles from his day before attempting his project 7. DJ. Johnson expioins sketching ro on interested student, Steve Fisk At OCHS The An srudenrs used and devel- oped The skill and ro enr ir rook ro be- come on orrisr. Insrrucror Darrell Johnson pur in many exrro hours ro help rhe arrisrs use rheir rolenr ro rhe fullesr poren- riol. IT MAKES A LOT OF CENTS Shorrhond. Typing, Accounting, and Prin cip es of Business led rhe way in prepor mg students for rhe business world Vor ious field trips were token by rhe business dosses, such os to rhe banks which en able rhe students to understood rhe dif ferent deportments of o bonk ond rhe function of money Shorrhond ond Typ mg students leorned to quicken their skills m writing ond typing These dosses were helping to prepare future secretaries of rhe world 1. A workbook problem tr Principles of Business couses Betsy Morchesseoult ro tools surprised or her unusual, bur correct answer 2. Hard or work keeping ledgers ore Lisso Evans ond Down Al- len. while Mr. Sow yet oss srs wirh o problem 3. Listening to what rhe County Assessor Harold Pe- tersen has ro soy about appraising houses is Mike Hughes and Down Denny. 4. In o spurt of energy Morgy Hovren ies ro figure her metric problems for on upcoming Business test 1 5. Erasable rope comes in handy for Robyn Ori os she works on a speool Qssignmenr os o typing aide 6. Darrell Beauchamp shows how much his stock has increased m value ACT OF INNOCENCE From rricycles ro ren speeds ro Trans Ams Very few freshmen hod rheir drivers license, so piling into one cor wos very common for them on Saturday nights. Once they found a driver it wos off ro the drag. The students in Drivers Ed perfected rheir driving techniques with the help of the simulators and the Drivers Ed cor After reaching the age of fifteen many freshmen rush ro the Courthouse ro raise the final exam Pur more emotion into it! These famous words were from Pat Juergens. who coaxed her drama students into being actors and actresses. Dramatics, being a new fongled experience ro most of these students, promoted a challenge that most con- quered The class participated in drama meets ro acquaint them with basic procedures and also to let them undergo the excite menr of competitioni The trophies brought home added to the thrill of victory. 4. Looking inro rhe engine of rhe Driver's Ed cor, Janet Pettit rrys to locore rhe at chpsnck 5. Doug Reid and Mr. Donovan look skeptical os rheir driv er bocks out of rhe court, pure agony for o begin ner Drivers Ed HOW WORDS CHANGE OUR LIVES T' before E” except ofrer C . This familiar rule was pounded inro our minds in rhird grode. This srill held rrue in high school. Also, reading wos a musr in every English doss. The video cassette rope player helped refresh our memories and helped us better under- stand the books A new oddirion to the English department was the Honors class Seniors who excelled in previous English accom plishments filled this class taught by Betty Henningsen. 1. Honors English does hove irs challenging moments, or or least it does for Teresa Stubbs. 2. Steve Howery pays close attention os Mr. Cadieux explains Tronscen denrobsm to o junior English doss 3. John English and Jens Pe ersson show that concentration in class makes Mr. Cadieux s homework assignment a smooth operation 4. English can be exoring for some sophomores os Lisa Hampton and LeAnn Hilton show their interest in Julius Caesar. English WHAT YOU LEARN TODAY YOU'LL APPLY TOMORROW Holo dose! Merci! Do these words sound familiar? They should if you Language interesting and fun. As the year progressed the students m were a student in the DCHS Foreign Language dosses. Pinaro parries these two dosses began to understand and connect the words they and preparing a French meal were two things which mode Foreign had learned 1. Chloe Winters swings or on unseen pinoro in Spanish doss while Danielle Morrison confuses Chloe by pulling rhe cartoon pinoro ''schmoo our of her reach 2. Jim Wilson, Tom Waldorf, and Mike Ross discuss rhe ossignmenr while Eric Wo I- dcrf concenrrores on his French translations Foreign Language Home Economics was o doss for furure housewives and bachelors alike Seeing o guy sirring or o sewing machine or stirring up a cake was nor unusual The srudenrs were kepr busy wirh a new reacher, Miss Elser. She helped rhem plan and prepare meals for rhe faculry luncheons os well as sewing, studying nutrition and making Chrisrmas candy 3. Carol Joscum dries os Nancy Harvey washes rhe dishes after a Home Ec feast 4. David Rhea whps up a little bonono bread to ear 5. Harvey Lake, Dill Fogarty and Ernie Plutr fix another fine meal os Gil Stoddard supervises THE AR T OF HARD WORK AND RESEARCH If a srudenr was ro rake four years of Industrial Arts in high school, he would nor only learn how to moke projects with wood but he would learn how ro use almost all of the woodworking tools safely and properly Such experience would come in handy in the future The Journalism class' main job was ro pur our the school paper every two weeks The Beaver staff however, learned how ro use correct wordsro fir copy into the space available, and other nor so fun jobs. They did their job well and pur our great papers. 1. David Mitchell lathes his candle holder, while Kurt Griffis finishes the last leg of his pro ecr 2. Mike Duck- ley concentrates inrenrfy ro moke sure his etching is just nghr 3. Chess anyone? K.C. Jones ponders who Ns first opponent will be on his new board 4. Mike English shows his expert technique on the larhe 52 1 Industrial Arts 5. Six heads are berrer than one Mary Campbell. Lee Christianson. John Nelson. Kelly Houk, Maurice Houk. and John Ripley pur all rheir ideas rogerher and come up with one super orride for rhe ' 'Beaver during Journalism doss 6. NEW SECOND SEMESTER DEA VER STAFF MEMBERS: Doug Mason. Cor! WiHoms. Rohn Nelson, John Nelson, Joy Helming. Mary Campbell 7. DEA VER STAFF. Front Row: Vince Anderson Second Row: Frank Hull, adviser: Timmy Robison. Luanda Parrerson. Karhryn Higgins, Lee Christianson, Shannon Cullinan. GeneH Weaver Third Row: Lisa Gkck. Chris Fisk, Darla Hawkins. Jode Srokke, Srocey Holm, Korhy Murray Fourth Row: DarreU Grogan, Rex Meier, Mike Fisk. John Ripley 6. As the tardy bell rings for class to star; Darrell Grogon purs away his advanced moth and with Mike Fisk 's help starts on a story for rhe next Beaver paper Journoksm NUMBERS AND ALL THAT JAZZ Various levels of mathematics at DCH5 provided foundations for the students from practical moth and its applications to introduc nons to college level courses New dosses in compurer program- ming were very popular They utilized Per minicomputers and terminals hooked into Western Montano College's Compurer Cen ter. 1. K.C. Jones utilizes The Pet mini compurer to play o Space In voder ' gome 2. Mike Ferris seems a bir puzzled about a problem m Algebra II and loolis for some assistance 3. Jomie Docon is one of the few Seniors who connnuedher education 4. TEEN TONES. Front Row: Teresa Lmscorr, Lauro Schiopen. Tono Staley Jube Stubbs Second Row: Kathy Gosnell, Margaret Allred. Amber Hildreth Third Row: Wendy Wnght. Kathy Devlm Fourth Row: Tracy Ntdd Lon Cook 5. Port of betng m band is the separate practices that each member must participare in in order to complete the class Eorl Nelson studies his saxophone parr while striving for perfection 6. Jim Nye, a member of the DCH5 bond for four years, listens intently to the music before it s his turn to perform . Do Ra Mi Fa So La Te Do. Whether singing o coppella or with the occompo nimenr of rhe full bond, rhe Teen Tones always pur on an exceptional perfor monce Tryouts were held and rhe sing- ers with rhe better voices were chosen to portray their talents in this elite group. Putting on Foil and Spring concerts along wirh participating in rhe Music Festival kept the Teen Tones busy while living up to their name or DCHS THE BEST SOUND GOING Music filled rhe air of D U Lodge Gymnasium every day os rhe chorus groups rehearsed continuously ro keep rheir voices in shape. The hard work paid off though, as they captivated audi- ences wherever they song. 1. Procnce mdses perfect Soprano Wendy Wright goes over her solo ro smooth things our 2. Drorhers, Trovis and Drett Hilton, rehearse rheir port of a quarter ro reody themselves for comperinon 3. Margaret Allred sings her port in rhe duet, To no Sroley waits patiently ro come in. 4. CHORUS. Front Row: Teresa Srubbs, Emmolee Driggs, Sheila Squires. Shelly Holm. Julie Srubbs. LeAnn HUron. Julie Jacobs. Arnerre Deader. Volene Hupe, Laura Sctvopen. Korhryn Higgins. Timmy Robison, Srocey Holm Second Row: Debbie Large. Adviser: Tina Sudivan, Joy Luce. LezUCore. Karen Shields, Grant Hddrerh, Ron Porks, Greg Sier semo. Martha Fnshkorn. Kathy Gosnell. Susan Morse, Stacy Stephens Third Row: Amber Hil- dreth, Tracy Smith. Tana Staley, Teresa Linscorr. Kristy Delaney. Roxy Smith. Trovs HUron. Drod Thomas. Margaret Allred, Deneen Evans, Wendy Wnghr, Rita Rankin Fourth Row: Debbie Jensen. Susan Roberts. Tracy NiekJ. Cindy Dugay. Robyn On, Noreen Ramus. Pam Prophet, Jamie Resser. Drerr HUron, Lana Drake, Lisso Evans. Lori Cook, Kathy Devlin. Royleen Merry, Gened Weaver 5. Heidi Williams shows off her rolenr while practic- ing for festival 6. JAZZ LAD. Front Row: Woyne Rebtch. Shelley Drown, Angelo Jensen, Darla Haw kins, Earl Nelson Second Row: Janme Resser, Tim Hud. Darrell Deouchomp, Shelly Holm Third Row: Jim Nye, Jodie Hegstod, Rich Drown, Tim Mitchell, John Ripley, Rob Mountain, Derek Komp Music AS THE BEAT GOES ON The bond students hod onorher fine yeor ond moybe the best ever They ployed or gomes, for the golden girls ond or concerts, but no motrer where they ployed, they olwoys received enthusi- astic applause The DCH5 pep bond was unanimously voted the best bond or the basketball divisionols by those who attended the tournament 1. SWING CHOIR. Front Row: Shelly Holm. Teresa Srubbs Second Row: Tim Mitcheti. Jube Srubbs, Drod Thomas, Jodie Hegsrod Third Row: Rich Drown. Tana Sroley. Greg Stersemo, Margaret Allred, Jamie Resser, Derek Komp Fourth Row: Wayne Rebich, Kathy Gosnell, Ron Porks, Kathy Devlin, Grant Hildreth, Teresa Lmscorr, Drerr HHron, Darrell Deouchomp 2. John Helle studies his music, making certain the bears correspond 0. SUPERIOR AT STATE Front Row: Shelly Holm. Debbie Large AdviserGmnyCorr Second Row-. Shebey Drown. Carlo Worthing ton. Stephanie Lott. Julie Srubbs, Krisry Delaney Third Row: Earl Nelson. Linda Nelson, Loune Dlomquisr, Brenda Anderson, Teresa Srubbs, Superior + ,• Deanna Johnson, Kathy Devlin, Pom Prophet. Tana Sroley Fourth Row: Ron Porks, Trocy Nieid, Korhy Gosnell, Wendy Wnghr, Laura Schiopen, Lisa Nicholas, Ten Henderson, Drod Thomas, Drerr Hilron Fifth Row. Derek Komp. Trova Hit on. Jamie Resser, Darrell Deouchomp. Lon Cook, Wayne Rebich. Dee Drown, Amber Hildreth 4. After mastering the flute. Ginny Corr advances to ploying the piccolo 5. Kathy Devlin enrerroins the parents of the music students after the Spring Concert 6. PEP BAND. Front Row: Laurie Dlomqusr. Dell Kay Derrino. Drenda Derz. Donate Salvo. Karen HeUe. Connie GUchnst. Crystol Jensen. Undo Nelson Second Row: Drenda Anderson, Paulo Ko ar, Dee Drown. Shelley Drown. Darla Hawkins, Angelo Jensen. Lana Evans, Lisa Nicholas, Stephanie Lon, Juke Stubbs, Royieen Merry, Michelle Proulx Third Row: Sheko Squires, Denae Drown, Deko Dodd, Wayne Rebtch, Gmny Con, Shelly Holm, Tim MircheH. Jamie Resser, John Ripley. Heidi Williams. Tim Hull. Cathy Iddles, Kim Miller, Lonme Don, Derek Komp Fourth Row-. Dan Grogan, Rich Drown, Rob Mountain, Carlo Worthington, Teresa Stubbs. Jodie Hegsrod, Ten Henderson, Darrell Deouchomp, Lourindo Jordon, Dob Roth. Ear! Nelson, Steve Fisk, Russ Schwandr Fifth Row: Dorell Sndhom, John Helle. Shannon Focher, Debbie Large, Adviser; Trovis Hilron, Jim Nye, John English, Undo Gurnard, Drod Cortom, Ken Dedweil, Seated. 7. CONCERT BAND, Front Row: Gnny Corr. Dee Drown, Ten Henderson. Laa Nicholas. Julie Stubbs. Undo Nelson Second Row: Teresa Stubbs, Carlo Worthington, Stephanie Lon, Dell Kay Derrino, Drenda Derz, Crystal Jensen, Royieen Merry, Michelle Proulx Third Row: Cathy Iddles, Wayne Rebich, Shelley Drown, Russ Schwondr. Angelo Jensen. Doth Hawkins, Doug Reed. Heidi Willioms, Deanna Johnson, Drenda Anderson, John English, Earl Nelson, Derek Komp, Lonnie Dorr Fourth Row: Paulo Kolar, Sheila Squires, Don Grogan, Steve Fisk, Rob Mountain, Rich Drown, John Ripley, Tim Mitchell, Undo Gurnard, Ken Dedweil, Jamie Resser, Tim Hull. Dob Rath, Darrell Deouchomp, Drod Cortom Fifth Row: Debbie Large, Adviser: Shelly Holm, Lourinda Jordan, Dorell Stidham, Jim Nye, Jodie Hegsrod. John Helle, Travis Hilron THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME Heyf Don 'r open rhe door! This cry come from rhe dork room as rhe first and second semester photography students learned to develop film and make prints. They rook many pictures for doss assignments, rhe Deavertole, the Deover and rhe exceptional ones were printed by rhe Dillon- Tribune. 1. FIRST SEMESTER PHOTOGRAPHY. Front Row, Seated: Gregg Morstem, Todd Tosh. Tim Doha. Steve U hire Second Row: [ usty Jones, Dove Goody Craig Johnson adviser; Morgy Hovren. Gnny Hopewell. Shelley Drown, Robin Lake. Charlie Eppers 2. SECOND SEMESTER PHOTOGRAPHY, Front Row: Shoreece Stephens. Drerr Hilton, Rob Brasher, Von Hildrerh Second Row: Randy Gerringa, Valerie Lake, Rob Mountain Requirements and more requirements filled the school day for Freshmen and Sophomores Three days of PE and two days of Heolth for Freshmen and five days of PE for Sophomores roughr them ream shills ond individual sports and or the some rime helped relieve the tensions of the day The Junior and Senior boys could rohe advanced PE ond were able to further their basic shills ond odd some new ones including rocquetboll ond swimming or Western Montana College ond bowling or the NedEvo Lanes 5. 14 12, servingf These ore rhe words heard from Joe Kelso os he winds up for rhe serve m rhe boys advanced PE doss 6. Did you have fun Saturday nighr? Andrea Peterson. Karissa Holland. Sherry Dunherson, and Julie Schiopen rohe a break from Health doss rhe last few mtnures of rhe period to see whar each one did over rhe weekend 7. 1. 2. 3.4 One of rhe things you would probably catch rhe advanced boys PE doss doing is performing cats'' before rhe games could begin M.D. Peterson. Lorry Denson, ond Darrell Grogan show us rheir superb technique THE SEARCH GOES ON The first space shuttle rook off1 There were many science dosses offered this year ranging from physical science to biology, chemis- try and physics A person could take from two to four years of science The science students of today would be the scientists of tomorrow 1. Experimenting with Newron's third low of morion, Srocy Stephens proves rhor bodies rhor ore or rest rend ro sroy or rest 2. Dole Chomberloin. OCHS' fine physical science and biology reocher, retired rhts year ro pursue a career m dentistry Science AMERICA courr e studied x,n9 moment qs m 0 divisions The vssb, ts which would EVOOS “orgarer Sc upcoming plans for, � bock 'MOS divided each region ' Gene Weekend J. 00 o unreer W v_ n OO IV 7 Otv ng o The Speech Team finally reached rheir goal of Sr ore Championship wirh Mrs. Henningsen's nme andparience Shesrorredpreparing rhe srudenrs rhrough rhe speech class offered by DCHS The year srorred wirh assignment and lecrures ro learn how ro pur rheir ralenrs ro work Offering cririsism ro rheir fellow dossmares, rhe srudenrs helped each orher ro berrer rhemsefves in organizing and presen ring speeches Dy rhe end of rhe year rhey felr confidenr and had conquered rheir shyness before large crowds 5. Having rhe rime of her life Mrs. Henningsen proves speech trips ore otor of fun m spire of oil rhe work involved 6 SPEECH TEAM. Front Row. Eric Morrj Poch Drown K C Jones Second Row: Tom Waldorf, Gnny Corr Tami Pouken. Lee Ann Harrison Third Row.- Dob Mountain. Lisa Nicholas. Wendy Wnght. Dee Drown. Jeon Pendergosr Fourth Row: Eric Trorh. Drendo Anderson. Jon Pence, Angela Jensen, Dersy Morchesseaulr Fifth Row: Derry Henningsen. Adviser. SPOUTING AND SPARKLING Far rhe firsr rime in rhe hisrory of DCHS, the speech ream proudly brought bock rhe rrophy rhor declared them rhe Store Chomps They srorred rhe year our like many other reams with practices and small meets. Purring rheir ro enrs ro work and being enrhusias rict combined with Mrs. Henningsen's rerriffic coaching, helped ro bring obour rhe well deserved vicrory 1 1. Srore Speech Champion Lisa Nicholas, brings home rhe impromru medal for her outstanding eftorr 01 rhe Sr are meer in Oreor FoUs 2. looking just right for rhe occasion is imporranr during Speech meets Lee Ann Harrison starts the riruai early m rhe morning 3. SPEECH TEAM. Front Row• Eric Morr Semi Finalist Dee Drown sixth ploce store, Dersy Marchesseaulr. third place store Wendy Wright. Semi bnes, fifth place srar Second Row. Let A Harrison, Sean FtnoBsr, Gnny Cotr. second place store Welding, studying soils, working on en gines ond looming about pesticides kept the Vo Ag students very busy Vocation ol Agriculture was not limited to Form- ers ond “Cowboys os many seemed to think. It was a course for anyone interested in working with machinery or studying about sheep, hogs, cattle and other ranch onimols 4. As Gerry Hyde models the equipmenr provided for DCHS Vo Ag doss, he evaluates the welder while chipping off slog 5 Is rhs right? asks Chris Petersen while setting up the welder VoAg POWER OF EXCELLENCE On May 13th rhe students of DCHS gathered together in the audito- rium for rhe lost assembly of the year This was an extra specioI get together that would be remembered by all for years to come The students who received awards realized that all rhe hard work and long hours had finally paid off and their goals, that then were dreams, were now reality 1 Best Acrress, Best Thespian Mary Campbell; Best Supporting Aaor Vince Ander- son; Best Aaor Eric Troth; Besr Supporting Actress Nancy Conover; Honor Thespian Doug Mason. 2. Outstanding Service Awards Beth Royce. Rich Drown. Safe Driving Award Deth Royce. 3. Physics Award Eric Troth; Bousch and Lomb Rich Drown; Chemistry Award Wendy Wrig hr. 4. Ralph McFodden Cup. John PhiHtp Sousa Award Teresa Stubbs. A words 5. Desr Speaker K.C. Jones; Oursronding Senior Pep Clubber. Cindy Chomptne Memorial Spirit Award Teresa Stubbs; Oursronding Business Award Dawn Al- len; Outstanding Key Clubber Darrell Grogan. 6. Oursronding An Students Rex Meier, Mike Fisk 7. Annual Silver Key Beth Royce.- Journalism Silver Key Kathryn Higgins. Jay Tyvond Volaine Dnggs Memorial Award Tom Waldorf Outstanding An Student Kim Zerler Awards THE DIRECTOR '5 CHAIR 1. SCHOOLDOARD MEMBERS: Herald Wetzsteon, Jock Brown, Connie Nicholas, Lorry Loknor, Dr Ken Bondeher and La Verne Jackson 2. Chairman John Morse sirs bock and listens ro rhe currenr issues presented or the schootboord meeting 3. At a regular meeting Connie Nicholas, Lorry Loknor, and Jock Drown discuss rhe budger and finances while District Clerk Annabelle Dougherty (Center) records rhe information in rhe minutes School Board 100 c ADMIN Cooperation berween the administration, schoolboord, faculty and the srudenrs themselves was the force that kept the school running smoothly The odminisrrotion kept things functioning with such duties os teacher evaluation, hiring of substitutes, balancing the budget and coordinating all school activities The elected Schoolboord also aided by purring in many hours without pay. They met with a member of the Student Council, the Teachers Union and the press in discussing school policy. 4. To some srudenrs rhe door may seem ro be o rhreor, bur in reoliry, behind it rhere ore individuals who pur in much rime ro help rhe srudenrs of OCHS 5. Prnapol Gile Mitchell pauses ro odd a smile and a friendly wave before starring his busy day at rhe office 6. In charge of Title 1 and 4, special education and vocations, Assisranr Principal Claude Ankeny keeps busy with long hours, paperwork and red rope required by federal regulations 7. ' May I have your orrennon for rhe morning announcements, Activities Direcror John Wilkerson reads off rhe news of coming events Adnumsrrotion COMING TO GRIPS WITH THE JOB The Faculty was very imporronr ro the srudenrs of DCH5, nor only were they helpful In the classroom, bur they pur in extra rime as advisers for various extracurricular ocriviries. Their helpful advice played a big parr in such things os sports, club ocriviries and prom Claude Ankeny Rick Codieux Carol Dickinson Russ Fisk Craig Holland Assistant Phnopol. Title 1 0 4 English. Head Football coach PE and Health. Head Girls US History. Junior doss adviser English Boys Doskerboll cooch, Attendance. Special Ed Wrestling coach Intramurals Track coach. GRA. Junior doss Head Girls Doshorbali coach. Jo Ann Arthur Senior doss adviser adviser Wayne Gilman VoAq Welding. FFA Sophomore class advisor Title 1. Freshmen class adviser Dale Chamberlain Science. Football coach. Dottie Donovan Title 1 Mar Maids Freshmen doss adviser Frank Hull English. Journalism. Freshmen Garth Block Science. Moth. Concessions Concessions William Donovan Betty Henningsen Enghsh Speech Junior doss doss advise r Servor doss adviser Dove Cypher Moth. Student Council. Boys Track coach PE, Drivers Ed. Football coach. Head Wrestling coach. D Club Suel a Elser Home Economics. FHA Junior doss adviser adviser Craig Johnson Photography, PE and Health Football coach, Head Boys Track coach. Sophomore class adviser Darrell Johnson Art An Club Pot Jurgens English, Dromo. Servor doss adviser Ken Kolski Science. Key Club. Freshmen doss advisor Debbie Large Dona Chorus. Musk Activities Dob MacDonald Library. Sophomore doss adviser Gile Mitchell Principal, Tronsporronon Curriculum, Dudger Gerto Mulor Spanish. Dusiness. Annual. Senior doss adviser William Mular Diology. Junior doss adviser Marti Oram Special Ed. Guidance Cheerleading adviser, Girls Basketball coach Dob Pebbles Sociology. Psychology. Football coach. Wrestling coach. Sophomore doss adviser Mel Rice Industrial Arts, Head Days Basketball coach. Boys Track coach. Sophomore doss adviser Tedd Stanisich Government. Golf coach. Girls Basketball cooch. Freshmen class adviser Martha Thomas Title 1 Roy Tyvand Math Shorthand. Freshmen class adviser Donna Woylert Special Ed, PE, Pep Club. S Club, Girls Track cooch John Wilkerson Moth, Activities Director. Dec Center, Senior class adviser Dob Wolf Math Honor Soceity Dole Zink Guidance. Senior doss adviser Dob Sawyer Accounting. Office Vn French. Typing. Cheerleoding adviser Junior doss adv6er Focutry EASY GOING, HARD WORKING Improvement was the main purpose for rhe Resource Room and Title I. Students who needed extra help with their studies were met with patience and o willingness to help Guidance was another way to assist the srudenrs with their problems They received advice on everyday high school conflicts and about colleges, scholarships and possible careers 1. A consronr srrule from Mrs. Way left bnghrens rhe Resource Room os she purs in many hours with her srudenrs 2. Always gfod ro help. Morti Orom guides Seniors through rhe ACT form 3. Guidance counselor Dole Zink discusses rhe possibility of oddmg more srudenrs ro Mrs. Thomas' study holl 4. Cathy Dingley ond Cindy Tucker appreciate Mrs. Author's help in studying for rhetr Health rest 5. Sonjo Foster, hovtng trouble wirh her morh, receives help from Mrs. Donovan. t ON THE RUN AGAIN Keeping our school in rip rop shape rook a lor of hard work. The jonirors were seen sweeping rhe rooms and halls, fixing drinking founroins and rodtorors, bur rhe majority of rhe work was done afrer school hours We could rhonk rhe jomrors for rhe excellent condition our school was in. Hauling kids bock and forth ro school wasn T always a fun job The bus drivers left early in rhe morning on rheir routes in order ro ger everyone ro school on rime. A lor of exrro rime was pur in by Emerson Set way and Dee Eddie taking DCHS students ro and from extracurricular activities 1 1 JANITORS: John Schuler. Don Smith, Alon Hole, Dill Kojin 2. Dus driver Jim Carroll waits as srudenrs get off rhe Melrose bus. Jim also student roughr winter quarter for Mel Dice m hdusrnol Arts 3. DUS DRIVERS. Front Row: Mike Cory, Doug Turner, Pod Dnney, Jim Carroll, Jon Hoernmg, Connne Wetborn Second Row: Emerson Setwoy, Lenny Hempstead. Jack Eddy. Jerry Turner, Puss Fans. Art Skinner Third Row: Dee Eddie 4. Figuring rhe budget for rhe coming year is a change of pace for Maintenance Supervisor Don Smith, who is usually found tending ro rhe boilers and school maintenance Dus Drivers. Maintenance The primary job of rhe librarian was ro manage rhe library. Parr of his job was ro buy new boohs and magazines and ro keep oil rhe books in rheir proper order Srudenrs inreresred in being srudenr li- brarians were chosen by Mr. MacDon- ald and helped him carry our his rosks May borrow a dime for rhe phone, please?” Arrending ro srudenr needs, wriring odmir slips and giving first aid were only a few jobs rhe office encoun- tered Edwino Honkinson substituted in rhe office when one of rhe other todies was gone. Organization was rhe key for making rhings run smoothly. 5. Working in rhe office con be o redious job. bur office secretory Julie Krause seems ro enjoy ir os she writes our o receipt for on annuo! 6. Keeping rhe books con be quire hectic bur District Clerk Annobelle Dougherty keeps everything running smoothly in rhe money deportment 7. LIBRARIANS. Front Row: Harvey Lake. Joson Tenney Second Row: David Pike. Lori Drosher, Gordon Werzsreon, Lisa Guinord. James Hufet Third Row: Robin Eiferr, Bernadette Sreworr. Angie Werzsreon. Jeon Pendergosr. Kim Hampton, Trino Wagner, Dob MacDonald, librarian. Office Personnel. Librarians DCHS SENIORS AND CLASSES 1960-61 ACT TAKE S-E 5-E-N S E N I O R S SENIORSI This chorus of voices echoed in unison through the halls of DCHS Outnum- bering the underclassmen, the class of 1981 voiced their Denver pride or ev ery assembly and gome The female gender displayed their capabilities by overpowering the Junior girls in an 8- 0 Powder Puff victory As we all trav- eled our separate paths of life, we remembered Hunks and Foxes Full of Fun, We're the Class of 811 1. Ar nmes rhe fnjsrrahons of being o Senior doss officer overshadow rhe hard work They spend keeping The doss organized SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dob Kipp, yell leader. John Love, presidenr. John Ripley, vice presidenr Down Allen, secrerory and J.5. Turner. Treasurer Seniors SENIORS IN SPORTS. 1. Front flow Amy Anderson, girls boskerball. nods cocopran Paul Hinton, foorboH. golf Second Row Grant Hildreth, boys boslserboll, Dob Kipp. foorboU. nods, Mark Lundberg. foorboll Third Row John Love. foorboUcoprom, wrestling coprom. nods. Garth Joppe. basketball. Orett Hilton, foorboll. basketball 2. Counter clods wise. Front Mike Duckley. foorboll. boslserba l manager, track Dole Carpenter, foorboll. track, Mike Fisk. foorboU, golf'• Kurt Griffis, foorboll coproin. rrock. Rich Drown, foorboll, golf, Vince Anderson, foorboll, nock, Ron Carroll, wresting. Deth Royce girls boskerball. nock coooprom Jamie Dacon, girls basketball tromer nock notner 3. Front Row Moris Pi Ion, girls boskerball. Doug Mason. foorboll. Tim Hull, foorboU. golf Second Row Wayne Rebich. foorboll coprom. boskerball John Ripley, baskerboU coprom Third Row Jade Stokke. foorboll, nock. Kelly Ryan. foorboU. wresting Fourth Row Shown Strozzi. foorboll, Mike Nyquist. foorboll. golf 4. Fronr Row Vickie Turney, rrock. Jim Wilson, golf Second Row Joe Kelso, track. Jens Peterson, golf, boys boskerboU manager Seniors In Sports Tackle Emi Pin Eml Shoor for rwo Hole in one! On your mark, ger ser, go! Sporrs occenred rhe life of o Senior Endless practices, drills, ond losses mode us osk, Was ir oil worth it? But when a victory was gained or a trophy was won. the answer was always a unanimous Yes1 Every Senior in sporrs obtains a moment of glory when he or she experiences Senior night When the sweat is rolling off your face and rhe weight is bearing down, just keep in mind Practice makes perfecti 5. Fronr flow Preston Devers. football Dole Wolf. basXerboii copran Second Row Dorryl Eddy, foorboil 6. Rusty Jones, wrestling. cop ran Tom Helle, wrestling Jim Plutt. football, copran, wrestling, coptam Jim Pilon. wres rhng 7. front Row Larry Denson, foorboil John Forsman. football Second Ro Darrell ★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★ FEATURING 5 SENIORS $ 1981 J ★★★★★★★★★★★ )+ Dawn Marie Allen Margaret Marie Allred Amy Beth Anderson Vince Allen Anderson Jamie Marie Bacon Robert Scott Barber Darrell Lynn Beauchamp Larry Alan Benson Tim R. Boko Richard Roy Brown Michael Jon Buckley Mary Lynn Campbell Deana Lee Caraker Dale A. Carpenter Ron Eugene Carroll Linda Kay Christiansen Jeffery Thomas Cleverley Lori Ellen Cook Seniors Phillip Allan Crawford Preston Jay Devers Kathleen Ann Devlin Lana Marie Drake Darryl Leonard Eddy Michael Robert English Lissa Evans Michael Patrick Fisk John Robert Forsmon Chris Fowler Kari Kay Gordon Kurt Richard Griffis Darrell Lynn Grogan Jay Alan Hahnkamp Kimberly Marie Hampton Tom William Helle 1. Senior Homecoming Queen Candidare Amy Anderson and escort John Ripley. Simon and Gorfunkel, and raindrops on rhe windshield-ir wos jusr rhe rwo of us combing rhe srreers (in your sixry seven Mustang) os if they were o maze In flannel shirrs ond denim (they were our constant costume), we found our way to movies. Toco John's ond finally home The laughter ond teasing always end- ed in late-night silence ond your blue-eyed kiss Bur, unlike Cinderella, there wos no dromone transformo rion of ter your departure, only o girl, who blinked rhe porch light at you as a sixty-seven Mustang sped off post my sleeping neighborhood. 1. Night exodus . . After o week of long hard practices John Love treats himself to a well deserved night out on rhe town 2. Flick fever . . . Filled to the brim with popcorn Lisa O'Connor, Pom Prophet. Teresa Johnson, ond Kelly Hampton ieove rhe show vowing that tomorrow they will start their diet13. One boll in rhe side pocket ... As Mike Nyquist takes coreful oim to moke that ‘ perfect shot, Joe Kelso and Shannon Focher seem skepti- cal about rhe outcome Night Life Night Life ★★★★★ ★ ★★ I FEATURING J SENIORS 1931 � Kathryn Higgins Grani io� I Hildreth Uteri Jetoid Hilton Pout Louis Hinton Roger Hockley Connie Mary Hogan Patrick Micheal Holm Virginia Ann Hopewell Maurice LoRue Houk Timothy Richard Hull Darry Hyde Orion Joy Hyde Garth Druce Jappe David Tonga Jenkins Debbie Lee Jensen Cheryl Dee Johnson Kendal C. Jones Rusty Blaine Jones Yvonne Marie Jones Carol Jean Joscum Joseph Mark Kelso Robert Alan Kipp Laurie Jane Koepplin Volerie Mae Lake Teresa Nadine Linscott John Michael Love Susan Deth Lumley David Rex Meier Eric Robert Mon Gerald Lee McArthur Pouleen May Merry Roben C. Mountain Debbie Sue McCleery Douglas Lee Mason 1. Junior Homecoming Queen Conddore Dawn Allen andescorr Jens Perersson. Seniors 1980 A year rhor will be remembered1 Ir was o presidential election year, o year of eruptions, ond o year of confinement for rhe hostages m Iron Scientific break rhroughs occured when Voyagers I ond II brought to view new facts about Jupiter ond Saturn Alrhough many exciting events were happening around rhe world, Dillon hod some excrement of its own while celebrating ir '5 100th birthday. 1. From movie star ro presidenr On November 4 1980 Ronald Reagan is elected rhe 40th presi dent of the United Stares 2. Life deals a harsh hand . . . On May 18. 1980 Mr Si Helens explodes, sending a covering of vofCQnic ash over a stunned population News Flash 3. A moment for reflection . . . Artists. Jim Corr. Marilyn Mason, and LeAnne Jen- kins. capture Chiton's history on o mural celebrating the Centennial 4. A long step up . . . Key Club president Vince Ander- son. presents a plaque to Florence Dock us. the oldest living citizen of Dillon 5. We don't always agree .. . The workers of the Anaconda smelter ore looking for new jobs since ARCO shut the smohesrock down 6. One last barrier . . . The presi dent’s own United Stores Marine Dand wrapped up the Centennial celebration with a fine patriotic concert News Flay' { FEATURING j SENIORS 1981 } + ★★★★★★★★★★★★★ John Joy Nelson Rohn Roy Nelson Ruth Ann Nelson Trocy L. Nield Raymond James Nye Allen Nygren Michael Anthony Nyquist Lisa Michelle O'Connor Jeon Elizabeth Pendergast Melvin Donald Peterson Jens Petersson James Douglas Pilon Maris Eileen Pilon James Harold Plurt Mark Loyde Raffety Groyce Marie Rawson Wayne Stephan Rebich Lisa Rae Riley Seizors John Gregory Ripley Suson Marie Roberts Michael Colvin Ross Jeri Ann Rowe Deth Ann Royce Kelly Ryan Gary Lee Shinkle Margaret Sue Sorenson Suson Jean Spencer Jade Clifford Stokke Teresa Mildred Stubbs Tana Jo Staley Shown William Strozzi Todd Tash Debra June Stoudenmeyer Shoreece Ann Stephens 1. Sophomore escort Shown Jones and Homecoming Queen Valerie Lake. REMEMBER WHEN . . . Preston Devers and Dole Wolf went crazy or annual camp because there was an all girl cheerleader camp held or the some rime The girl s basketball ream remembers when they prerended ro lock them selves our of rheir room while rhe coaches were gone for pizza The coaches returned ro a room redeco rated with toiler paper and shaving cream Paula Merry remembers being Dud wo- man in rhe Homecoming parade with Dudweiser Remember when rhe boys switch roles or rhe Powder Puff gome so they con show off rheir sexy legs f : . Coach Sramsich woke up one morn ing and found rwo boxes of pampers scorrered in his front yard as a joke by Moris Pilon and Colleen Winden. Remember or pep assemblies when rhe Seniors were so dominant rhor the fresh men wouldn T even stand up Some Seniors never did ger around ro gening rheir picrurm token. They were Ken Spracklon, Mark Lund- berg, David Spoon and Timmy Robison. Nor ptcrSbd were David Goody and Kirk Lone. ftEMEMBEIt WHEN ... Remember When IlEMEMBESt m WHEN... I eece Stephens, Ken Spracklen, Robert Von Deren, Jens Petersson, Roger Hockley, Jade Stokke, ond Darrell Beauchorry. REMEMBER WHEN . . . Down Allen come ro school smelling like o skunk her junior year Susie Spencer knocked Darrell Beau- champ on his demere ond her unsporrs manlike conduct during rhe find mo menrs of rhe gomeI K.C. Jones ond Mike McAndrews mode cormeled opples with exlox ond mineral oil ond gave them ro rhe Speech and Dromo ream on rhe bus Rohn Nelson remembers stepping on stage m front of 24.000 people in Kansas Cry ro sing (Wirh o little help from his brother John.) Remember when rhe senior skit ' 'Go ing ro see the Deavers'' got applauser Remember the day when Mr. An- keny accidently read an announce menr for rhe Sophomore ''social' ond realizing his mistake feebly attempted ro cover up1 Eric Troth ond Eric Morf strutted across rhe stage ro show their love for Algebra 2 (ho ha) Ginny Hopewell ran into rhe court yard wall wirh rhe driver's ed car Bob Kipp ond Kelly Ryan remem ber rhe morning after prom out or rhe dam, just enjoying themselves Remember When ¥ FEATURING ¥ SENIORS ¥ k - 1961 ¥ ¥ ¥ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Cres ton Kyle Toy lor Eric Walter Troth Leah Renee Tucker John Scott Turner Vickie Turney Deborah Louise Tysel Mark Eugene Unruh Robert Earl Van Deren Trina Evon Wagner Thomas Lansing Waldorf Genell Goylynn Weaver Angela Gail Wetzsteon Steve White 1. Dole Wolf Preston Devers and John Love work to moke their annuo! deadlines as Paul Hinton is fascinated by the new techniques Deth Royce ex plains to Jeri Rowe 2. D Club Homecoming escort Jim Pi Ion and condidore Lono Drake. 3. The photography editor, Ginny HopewellI points our the best pictures on the contact sheer os Mory Campbell views in confusion 4. Searching for just the right word, Mr. Pebbles explains the theory of psychology os Maurice Houk gazes in amusement REMEMBER WHEN . The girls boskerboll ream went down in hisrory and mode ir ro srore wirh o second place divisional trophy1 Susan Roberts remembers when she and Matt Hope well jumped off McGin ley's roof only ro find a police man standing there waiting for them Roger Hockley jumped our of Jade Stokke 5 truck while ir was still moving because he didn 'r wont his parents ro see him with two girls and besides he was lore for dinner REMEMBER WHEN THE SENIOR FLOAT DIDN’T PLACEnt There was a contest ro see who could steal the most pumpkins on Hof loween night and then breaking them at the Town Inn parking lor The winners were Vasser, Here, and Kip- per Jade Stokke and the Red Riders pro vided entertainment or the athletic events doing outrageous cheers. Chasing boys and running wild. Your mom still treats you like o child Home by ten, asleep by eleven, Up in the morning for school or seven Graduation comes or lost, We reminisce about the past Our high school days have been the best — Always remember, never forger! Remember when Dale Carpenter needed o dare and Drett Hilton vol unreered his services — outfit and all Orion Hyde remembers when his dad caught him drinking or the Lion '5 Den and personally escorted him home Remember when the Seniors mode the freshmen salute them Teen Magazine Pondering thoughts, dreaming dreams, Going ro dances, devising schemes. Planning parties, raking rests, Always remember, never forger. School days and teenage nights. Getting cars and motorbikes Watching TV, drive-in shows, Where's the time gone? No one knows!! Memorres 7 days until promi MAY DAY Tana Staley Term paper due Honor Student-’ (I A T i border 'Dove) Goody Poukj Merry Pick me. I Unow' J Rodeo Time' fit for me (Ham •Susan Rooem MOMS DAY Divisional Track | , meer mi ftrry Down' Ploy dal ■ 0 «4 Ooys by . be afcT scboar fc'-ffl . yard 1 jd Apr wne Concert. Mssoub M. V ill May Flowers Chemarry i V� • Special Otympes rJ YYX-r vdene Lake - ..... SroAoto 1 -rusr Off ro lagoon for rhe Semon, Sr in Do i aniraf pMI Jfj Vom Woidori wi DonG Sfcp Ooy' ’Mjke NyqufJ Wrmdays wnmi h ? Summer Fun1 Celedrore ’Danet Grogon Senior Countdown mm AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS. 1981 Valedictorion Trophy, Amy Anderson Solutororian Trophy, Eric Troth Montano University System. $423 each Amy Anderson. Enc Trorh. Rich Drown, Wayne Rebich, John Ripley WMC Foundation. $400 each Enc Trorh. Darrell Grogan. Jade Srokke WMC Booster Club. $400 each Kim Zerler. Milse Fisk, Lorry Denson WMC Alumni Association, $150: Mike Fisk. WMC 5W Regional Math Contest, $400 Eric Trorh DCHS Booster Club. $200 each Derh Royce, John Love Carroll College, Academic. $400 Jomie Docon MSU Mechanical Engineering, $500 Tom Waldorf Mon- tana Tech. Petroleum Engineering. $500 Tim Hull U of M. Class of 30. $200 Rich Drown MSU. Agriculture. $200 Robert VanDeren Pfizer. $500 Lorry Denson MSU. Mechanical Engineering. $500 Rich Drown American Legion Auxiliary. $200 John Love MSU. Mechanical Engineering. $150 Ken Sprockien U of M. Excellence Fund. $500 Wayne Rebich U of M. Fox Scholarship $300 each Kan Gordon. Vince An derson MSU. Army ROTC. $100 every month for 4 yeors Tom Waldorf Union Pacific Railroad. $500 Jomie Docon Melrose Grange. $150 each Debbie McCleery, Dole Carpenter Law Firm of Schultz. Da- vis and Warren. $500 Rich Drown MSU. Alumni. $300 JS Turner Rotary Club. $100 Rex Meter Mon- tano Tech. Academic, $400 Dole Wolf Elks Club. $150 each Jomie Docon, Kari Gordon. Tim HuU. Rich Drown Dillon Federal Credit Union, $100 Trino Wog ner MSU. Music. $400 Teresa Srubbs DCHS Student Council. $100 eoch Lono Drake, John Ripley Soropti- mist Club. Vo Tech, $50 Mary Campbell Soroptimist Club. Art. $100 Rex Meter S Club. $100 Jen Ann Rowe Beaverhead County Farm Bureau. $200 Jamie Docon DCHS Junior Honor Society. $50 eoch Derh Royce, Woyne Rebicfi Beaverhead County Cow belles. $200 Undo Christiansen DCHS Alumni Cup: Rich Drown 1. Preceding rhe Doccoloureore ceremony Kim Zefler. Kim Hampton and Debbie McCleery discuss rhe advantages,- of rhe acetate cops ond gowns 2. Susie Lumley shows Kathy Higgins rhe easiest way to remove rhe fosseI from rhe cap 3. On stage for Graduation John Morse. Jr.. Choirmon of rhe school board, Gile Mitchell, principal Amy Anderson, valedictorian Eric Troth. Solutororian Joe Morstein, Doccoloureore speaker. Dale Zink, presenter of awards ond scholarships Graduation While listening to the benediction or graduation ceremony the Seniors real ized they could never go bads They were saying their goodbyes to DCHS and preparing for what lies ahead! As they rook their lost stroll through the va- cant halls only memories of the good old days remained. The rime come to go and the Seniors were ready to change their dreams to reality 4. TOP TEN GRADUATES: Front Row: John Ripley, Mary Campbell. Amy Anderson, Kon Gordon. Tim Hull Second Row. Lono Drake, Wayne Rebtch. Rich Drown. Enc Troth, Tnno Wagner 5. Making the Iasi adjustments for graduation, Lon Cook, Lana Drake and Kathy Devhn strive for perfection 6. Alumni Cup Winner Rich Drown. 7. Mike Nyquist and Todd Tosh smile proudly as they think of what lies ahead Graduation 1. The romantic entrance odds a touch of ckxs to the Junior prom 2. PROM QUEEN CANDIDATES AND ESCORTS: Down Allen, Kelly flyon, Mary Campbell, Ty Darken. Teresa Stubbs. Darrell Grogan. Kori Gordon. Cory WiHtams 3. These bartenders, Steve Murray. Rachel Stephens and Derr Stidham, welcome the prom-goers by serving punch and mints Junior Prom With cooperation from many people and many hours of hard work from the Junior doss, rhe annual Junior-Senior Prom was said to hove been one of rhe best Light blue, dark blue and lavender made rhe prom a very colorful one With the rheme The Best of Times, Seniors rhoughr bock about rhe best of rheir rimes during rheir high school days. The Seniors will hove many memories obour rheir years in high school bur rheir Senior Prom was one of rhe brightest 4. A look of relief and accomplishment glows from Lee Ann Harrison ond Colleen Winden. Lee Ann ond MJ. McGinley ore co chairmen for The Desr of Times 5. Roselyn Tolman, Eric Mort, Rita Rankin ond Eric Waldorf give cheers to the 1931 Prom 6. 1931 Prom Queen Dawn Allen and escort Kelly Ryan. 7. Looking forward to on exdr mg evening Debbie Tysel ond David Goody descend through rhe entrance ond into The Desr of Times PUBLIC library DILLON MONTANA 59725 Junior Prom Deena Alley Brenda Anderson GqiI Anderson Sandy Baker Ty Dorkell Don Deck Wayne Dlomquisr Dob Brasher Emmolee Dnggs Barb Brow Dee Drown Shelley Drown Cindy Bugay Sylvia Carpenrer Marvel Corpita Nancy Conover Gnny Corr Lezli Core Melone Dovts Krisry Delaney 1. You want how many copieS' ' Robyn Orl seems skeptical about rhe number of reprints to be mode on rhe Xerox copying machine 2. Ar rhe Mini Moll. Sonra. ponrayed by Chris Fisk, seems ro hove promised Morgy Hovren jusr rhe nghr gift for Christmas and seals rhe deal with a candy cane 1. k rhts Albert Einstein or one of h loresr experiments? No, it 's Mike Ferris demonstrating the catalytic production of oxygen m Chemistry class 2. At o Mot Moid meeting Eileen Lone debates between the jobs of scoring and timing for the next march Down Denny Scott Depew Moro Devers Crysrol Dokon John Dougherty Dr ion Durst John English Charles Eppers Deneen Evans Arm Ferns Mike Ferns Chris Fisk Sean Focher Alone Fortune Juhe Fnesz Juniors MAGAZINE MARKET Would you like ro buy o subscription, record, rope or cassette? This was o phrase rhor most of the Juniors related ro during magazine soles The Junior doss worked hord ro earn the great sum of $3693 62 and planned ro use this money ro pur on the annual Junior Senior prom, ft rook enrhusi asm, leadership and spirit for such a project and the Juniors excelled in all three categories. Morgorer Frshkorn Lone Qrron Lisa Gbck Don Goody • Korhy Gosneil KeHy Hompron Lee Ann Harrison John Helle Joy Helming Ten Henderson Amber Hildreth Von Hildrerh Shelly Holm Morgy Ho ren Sreve Howery Vmce Hull Twyla Jackson Rob Jones Lourindo Jordon Denno Komps 3. Gmdmg rhev class Through o Third successful year or OCHS ore Junior class officers, Fronr row Tim Mitchell. Treasurer, M.J. McGinley. yell leader Second row Kristy Delaney, vice president, Colleen Winden. president, Robyn Ori, secretary Juniors 1 Once upon o Nike1 Joe Tysel. Mike Ferris, and John Dougherty seem ro be prerry pleased with rhe other's good rosre m shoes 2. Broken legs, operated knees and spromed ankles seem ro hove cursed BCHS this year Due to o basketball injury David Mitchell takes his rum on rhe crutches Robin Lake Eileen Lone Amy Lenrz Lore Lowell Mary Ann Lundberg Betsy Morchesseoulr M J McGnley Edte Meer Chris Miller David Mitchell Tim Mitchell Gregg Morsretn Dill Motor Kathy Murray Lisa Norris Juniors RINGS AND THINGS One of rhe highlights for the Junior's year involved buying doss rings. The Josrens representative was busy trying to sorisfy them ond recorded sizes in rhe library reading room The decision of picking our just rhe right symbol ond then knowing it was right, along with rhe anxieties of waiting for them to return, kept rhe Junior class in high spirits. The arrival day was filled with excitement ond chaos os each student wonted to see what everyone else ordered Tracey Nygren Robyn On Curr Owen Lori Page Ron Porlss Tommy Patrick Den Pauley Tom Paulsen Jode Peterson Jonine Peterson David Pike Tom Pittman Dechy Pott Pom Prophet Shelly Rankin 3. It must be a perfect 10' that has captivated the attention of Lori Page ond Kristy Delaney while boy worchmg Dove Rhea Mark Rose Jeff Rowe Noteen Ronnus Jamie Resser Juniors 1. Welcome to out Smurf Christmas! The Juniors' participation in Laura ScNopen Chnsrmas HoH decorohons consisted of o bright, blue and white David Shepherd Smurf Village 2. Special Ed srudenr Craig Smith works hts way Greg Stersema Through his Junior year with The help of Marti Oram, a Darrell Smtrh guidance counselor or DCHS Roxy Smith Dole Spoh Don Sprocklen Leslie Sroll Tina Su livon Jason Tenney Rebo Trofeler Joe Tysel Eric Waldorf Dob Weorhersron Gennene Wheekly Kevin Whitworth Colleen Wmden Chloe Winters Carlo Worthington Wendy Wright 3. GIRL STATERS. Front Row: Dersy Morchesseou r, Chris Miller, dele- gates. Second Row: Korhy Murray. Wendy Wright, alternates. 4. Look ing forward to Gris Store Convention Chris Miller Dillon delegate, and Jo nine Peterson. Wisdom delegare, boli over o lost year's bulletin which gives them on idea about the events m which they will be involved 5. BOYS STATERS, Front Row: Steve Howery, M J McGmley. alternates. Second Row: Jamie Pesser. John Helle Third Row: Eric Waldorf, Mike Ferris Fourth Row: Tim Mitchell, DovidMitchell Fifth Row: John Dougher ry, Ty Dorkell 6 WISDOM GIRLS AND BOYS STATE DELEGATES, Front Row: David Shepherd. Joy Helming Second Row.- Jomne Peterson Poiiiomenrory procedure, rhe process of government ond election These were only o few of the things students learned while attending Girls and Doys State. It was a workshop designed to let the students put what they knew about government to work while learning about challenges faced by government officials. They also served os elected officials ond got rhe chance to test their own leadership skills. All of these procedures were learned in Helena for the girls ond or Western Montano College in Dillon for rhe boys Gift 0 Doys Store Sophomores Dryce Allred More Anderson Todd Anderson Doug Archer Jackie Armstrong Jem Ann Atwood Undo Barber Bob Bennerr Parry Bjornlie Coro Block Denise Drown Mark Drown Peso Bruns Debbie Buckley Lauro Dujok Bobby Durr Lyn Carver Brad Christensen Don Chnsnonsen Lee Christianson Chris Clemow Clare Cory Bob Deans Kevin Dennis Dove Denny 1. Working os o ream on the Soph omore floor, Denise Drown keeps the supply of crepe paper coming os Denneon Eddy discovers she needs o few more hands Sophomores 1. Caption copy boggles the minds of many Annual srudenrs bur Collette Holland seems to hove come up with on omus mg one 2. Sophomore Class Officers head to the top with organization as their rheme Front Row Lee Christianson, treasurer. Todd Anderson, president Second Rov. Jockie Armstrong, secretory 5am Johnson. yeH leader. Don Hicketh- ier, vice president ■fait K Delia Dodd Kristi Doig Richard Dotson Sherry Dunkerson Denneon Eddy Wode Edgar Sr eve Edwards Lana Evans Morris Evans Dill Fogarty Randy Gerrmga Don Grogan Lisa Hampton Vondo Hornson Nancy Harvey Darla Hawkins Jodie Hegstod Don Hickerhier DJ Higgins Ruth Hill Sophomores BREAKING THROUGH Sophomores starred school realizing rhor rhey were no longer or the bottom of the ladder. Letting their presence be known or all the ossem blies. having amusing skits, building floors ond decororing halls, rhey rejected the freshman im- age ond looked forward to becoming Juniors in the upcoming year LeAnn Hilton Collette Holland Srocey Holm Les Hoops Frank Hopewell Kelly Houk tomi Huguler James Holer Andy Iddles Corby James Angelo Jensen Sam Johnson Sheryl Johnson Sandy Jones Shawn Jones Derek Komp Knsra Komps Secret Kivmen Harvey Lake Dona bnscorr 3. Mascara seems to be the finishing roach as Debbie Buckley beautifies herself at the girls' Store DoskerbaU tournament Sophomores 1. A carpenter is the backbone of a doss float work meeting Todd Anderson and Don Grogan staple the bctse for their Rock 'Em Deavs floor 2. Caught in the ocr of what seems to be a devious glue scheme, Lee Christianson hands the blame over to Brad Thomas. Austin Lott Stephanie Lott Tom McEldery Arlene McNee Pfvhp Molly Valerie Maroon Bio Miller Danielle Morrison Brenda Monday Bandy Nelson Lisa Nicholas Mott Nyquisr Luanda Patterson Ken Peek Jan Pence Kristi Peters Chris Petersen Debby Prise Errue Plurr DeLono Porter Sophomores BEAVERS AT XMAS Karla Rawson Dernoderre Reynolds Charlene Ross Chona Rorh Trocy Sawyer Lynn Scofield Mike Selwoy Mike Shea Trocy Srrurh Clark Sprockten Sheila Squires Les Sroudenmeyer DoreH Sridhom Gil Sroddord Julie Srubbs Dr ad Thomas Gerry Weaver Gordon Werzsreon Kenr Weber Heidi Williams Sophomores inrroduced rheir Chrisrmos spirir by o merry Beavers or Chrisrmos'' hotl rheme. The enrronce displayed o winrery icicle hanging and ir all fir rogerher wirh candy canes, elves, roys and Sanro porrroyed by rhe one and only, Denji Deo ver Working rheir way up, rhe sophomores showed once more rhor rheir Chrisrmos and school spirir shined on. % - 3. Lizzy Dorden rook on axe and gave her morher forry whacks' Bren do Monday smiles a devious grin waring for her nexr victim m rhe An Club Spook House 4. Sacking ir our rogerher Kristi Doig and Bernadette Reynolds relax after a long season of J V Gut Basketball Sophomores S83W Todd Allen Jon Armsrrong Worren Arwood Arnerre Bender Dell Koy Derrmo Brenda Berz Shown Bjorni Lourie Btomquisr Par Doha Jantce Bosrwtck Lonme Dorr Lon Brasher Renee Briggs Drerr Chnsrensen Connie Chnsrenson JuLe Cleverley CJtnron Coffman Sr eve Coil Margaret Cory Drod Corrom Leiso Currrs Gory DeFranee Karhy Dngley Wendt Dotson Andy Edwards Rohm Eiferr Kevin Emge Tom ferns Steve Fisk 1 f. Some day I'm nor going ro hove ro srrerch ro reach my lock er' Joner Pettit stops ro change bool's between dosses Freshmen 1. Study HoH seems to be o populor doss with Freshmen os Shannon Focher sips owoy from reoliry into o fonrasy novel 2. And behind Curran number 2.. . Todd Allen is rhe hidden surprise during o pre-gome psych up session Freshmen Karen Helle Travis Huron Korisso Hoftond Andy Hovren Heorher Hunt FITTING INTO THE SCENE r ? Volene Hope Corhy kJdies Juke Jacobs Jim James Crysrol Jensen Deanna Johnson Doug Johnson Teresa Johnson Kyle Ken on A Ido lee Kivmen Erie Koisernoh Porn Jo Lone Hetdt LoweH Joy Luce Juke Motion Cohnne Marchesseoulr Jules Marchesseoulr Todd Morrtn Jeff Mayfield Jess McGnley Excuse me, where's room 206? Where's rhe Vo Ag Building? Familiar questions such as these filled rhe air as Freshmen experienced their first week at BCHS Buying annuals, activity cords, join ing new clubs, cheering on rhe Beavers and get ring the ever popular Assembly Boos fit these Freshmen into rhe scene or Beaverhead County High School. 0. The leaders of tomorrow ore represented by Freshmen Class Officers Eorl Nelson, yell leader. Shannon Focher. secre rory Troy Wieber. Treasurer Deanna Johnson, vice presi dent. Jess McGinley. president 4. Freshman basketball con take a lot our of o person Travis Hilton and Andy Hovren head for rhe locker room after an excrudoring gome Freshmen 1. Jomie Hegsrods exrrocurrtcular participation at DCHS is on example of o busy Beaver m the Freshman doss 2. Aren r menroi illnesses interesting? Just osls anyone m this Frosh Health doss 3. Proving rhor Freshmen ore Deovers too, Todd Allen. Russ Glick. Kyle Kenison. and Jeff Mayfield cheer the girls basketball ream on to another victory Freshmen ANOTHER WORLD Donnie Solvo Jube Schopen Ellen Schneider Russ Schwondr Koren Shields Scon Shmkle Randy Spoon Stacy Srephens Anne Stevens Dernodene Stewart Shown Sroil Cindy Tucker Don Weorhersron Dorian Weaver Darrell Weaver Sheri Weaver Troy Wieber Jennifer Wigen Tom Wilson Jennifer Winden A day for orienrorion srorred rhe expedition for rhe doss of 1934 inro rhe DCHS scenario. Mr. Mitchell prepared rhem for rhe unknown with rules, activities, and advice. Teachers were inrro- duced and rhe vorsiry cheerleaders provided en rerrainmenr wirh a skit and on introduction to rhe Stem song From eighth grade to Freshman rhe doss was rruly in another world. 4. Tied down with rhe rough job of librarian Robin Eifert finds rhar rhe books aren r oU rhor bod 5. The trouble with morning 6 that n 's always too bright Julie Cleverley solves this prod lem with her shades during Health Freshmen 3. Chongtng roles from rhe sporrs sporhghr ro half rime entertainment, Chris Fisk and Dorrell Deouchomp mimic a GoldenGirl routine 4. A Senior mitiore mro D Oub. Dole Wolf, shows us he has rolenrs other than basketball 5. With approval from the spectators a Junior lerrermon. Dove Mitchell, enjoys his act as a stripper Hard work and willingness ro help our, in addition ro orhleric ability, were whor mode D Cub outstanding. A stretcher for the training room and o very much appreciated stereo for the beaver bus were purchased with the money raised from the Smoker and the Monogram dance. Ten dedicated athletes met the qualifications and were initiated. 1. Sophomore lenermon DJ. Higgins rries ro express his feelings for Vo I Lake or rhe htnonon Donquer 2. Lono Drake, rhe newly elected D Club Monogram queen, receives o fringe benefit from President Dole Carpenter at rhe Monogram donee 3. Dave Mitchell joins D Club with some very chesty opinions or rhe Irunohon Donquer 4. Jason Eldridge blocks o swift upper cur from hts challenger, Jimmy James, in rhe super flyweight division 5. blood, sweat, and cheers. Kyle Taylor masters Ns opponent in rhe 1961D Club Smoker 6. D CLUD. Front Row: Mike Duckley. John Love, sergeant at arms; Wayne Rebich, secretary; Dole Carpenter, president; Shawn Strozzi Second Row. Seated: Mike Nyquisr, Dr err Hilton Third Row: Dutch Donovan, adviser; Jade Srokke, Ron Carroll, Dob Kipp, Rusty Jones, Joe Tysei, Dave Rhea, Tim Hull, Vince Hull. Greg Stersema Fourth Row. John Dougherty. John Forsmon, Scott Depew, David Shepherd, M J McGnley. Von HHdrerh. Mark Lundberg D Club 1. Selling hot dogs or the Class C roumomenr 6 one of rhe annual tasks performed by Key Club, os shown by Tracy Sawyer ]nd Chris Fisk. 2. Rich Drown double checks rhe vores behind rhe back of rhe newly elected 1981 Key Club president Tim Mitchell. Duddho. Duddho1 was rhe convention cry when Key Club adviser Ken Kolski received rhe Store Oursrondlng Adviser A word He led q group rhor specialized In community projects, helping people and just being oil around good Kids They assisted with rhe concessions booth, sold hor dogs ond Christ mos trees, donored money to o number of different organiza- tions ond lent a hand with King of Hearts and other donees Rich Drown received rhe top award of rhe Store, rhe Sronowoy award Once ogam, DCHS came our with on excel lent group Key Cbb J. KEY CLUD. Front Row: Doug Mason, Jtm Wil son, Jode Srokke, Darrell Deouchomp, Tim Hull, Ddly Muior, Corl Williams. Mike Fisk Second Row: Ken KolsMi. adviser; Todd Tosh, vice-presidentMike Enghsh. treasurerVince Anderson president. Gnny Hopewell Sweetheart: John Love, second vice president; Rich Drown, secretory: Randy Oemngn historian; Mi Ftwr Third Row-. Gorrh Joppe. M D Pererson. Lorry Denson. Jim Nye. Dor ell Sridhom. Vince Hull, John Dougherty, Tim Much ell Fourth Row: Steve Ftsly Andy Hovren Chns Fisk, Don Chnsnonsen. Trocy Sawyer. Don Hicketh ier Gregg Morsrein, Ron Deck, Mike Hughes Fifth Row; Todd AUen. Regon Milburn, Tommy Wilson, Gil Stoddard, Jens Perersson, Darrell Grogan, Dove Shepherd Sixth Row: DJ Higgins, Ernie Plurr. John Ripley Wayne Rebich Eric Morr Key Club 1. Timmy Robison. Lisa Glick. ond Debbie Tysel ftghr rhe giore as rhey support rheir Deover foorboU ream 2. PEP CLUB. Front Row: Teresa Srubbs yell leader; Korhryn Higgins, vice president: Liso Glick. secretary. Dawn Allen, treasurer; Korhy Devlin president; Donna Wayletr, adviser. Second Row: Karen Helle, Piro Rankin, Sheryl Johnson. Urendo Monday, Carta Worthington, Fmmolee Dnggs. Ten Henderson, Sandy Baker, Paula Kotor. Vickie Turney Third Row: Heidi Williams. LeArm Hilron, Juke Flynn. Heidi Lowell. Pom Propher, Shelly Rankin. Roxy Smith, Lana Drake. Valerie Lake Fourth Row: Mary Campbell, Jamie Docon, Kori Gordon, Lon Cook, Lyn Corver, Lisso Fvans. Amber Hildrerh. Margaret Allred, Tana Staley, Susan Roberts Fifth Row: Kim Zerler, Collerre Holland, Charlene Ross, Chris Fisk, Knsty Delaney, Jocke Hegsrod, Clare Cory, Lisa Hampton, Deneon Eddy, Luanda Patterson. Stacey Holm Sixth Row: Michelle Proulx. Karissa Holland. Donnie Richardson. Cathy Idd es, Ginger Miller. Royleen Merry, Laurie Dlomquisr, Linda Gurnard. Korhy Dingiey, Liso Gurnard, Volerle Hupe, Dorian Weaver Tremendous spirit and great enthusiasm were what Pep clubbers experienced Throughout the year President Kathy Devlin ond new adviser Donna Way left were responsible for a big parr of this The group pur on pep assemblies, hod bake soles and 1 decorated the buses for rhe reams. For the first rime boys were opart of this dub. Win or lose, rhe Pep clubbers were at all evenrs to cheer our Deovers on. Pep Club Community support ond service with o smile was how 5 Cluo met their goals Projects such os serving or banquets, bringing cheer to the Pest Home and raising money for the Special Olympics were organized by Teresa Stubbs, president. Instead of the traditional meeting election, a special banquet was held, where John Ripley was elected King of Hearts. The Dillon club tools its rum os Stare Convention host on March 27 ond 28, ond here they won the honors of scrapbook and outstanding club president. S Club was always honored os a top club in the store for their efforts and support of worthy causes. 1 1. Janine Peterson listens as Margy Hovern, 5 Club's Store Governor, lends o hand with new ideas ond helpful suggestions 2. Collette Holland and LeAnn Hilton plan their week end ahead to make sure they ore free to help out with the Diabetes Dikeorhon 130 1 5 Club 0. Kari Gordon, top, treasurer, Tracy Nield. h ronon. Dawn Allen, secretary, and Teresa Stubbs, president, the 1980-61 dub officers got together or their last dub meeting to shed some smUes for a fantastic year of hard work and dedication 4. S CLUB. Front Row: Teresa Stubbs, president: Gmny Hopewell, vice president: Down Allen, secretary: Kan Gordon, treasurer; Tracy Nield, historian; Donna Waylerr. adviser. Second Row.- Krtsry Delaney. Margy Hovren.Rebo Trafeler, Gad Anderson. Pom Prophet. Colleen Winden, Poxy Smith, Amy Anderson. Mary Campbell, Jorrue Docon Third Row: Kathy hhggms, Ten Henderson, Jorvne Peter son. Derh Royce, Mary Ann Lundberg, Moris Pibn. Loire Lowell. Tarm Huguler, LeAnn Hilton Fourth Row: Emmalee Dhggs. Melanie Davis, Robyn Oh. Lana Drake, Chris Miller, Aide Stubbs. Brenda Monday, Noreen Rannus Fifth Row.- Amber Hildreth, Usso Evans, Coderre Holland, Jodie Hegsrad, Jackie Armstrong. Ltso Nicholas, Nancy Harvey 5. S CLUB STATE OFFICERS: Roxy Smith, Eastern Lieutenant Governor; Krtsry Delaney, Treasurer: Margy Hovren, Governor. 6. Mary Campbell is enthusiastic about Teresa Stubbs' suggestions for 5 Club's Store Convention activities 5 Club dimissa Arr Club was nor known os o service club, bur rhey ofren help our orgonizorions by making posrers ond silk screens ro odverrise various Things They hod rheir rrodirionol spook house, ond jusr os rrodirion goes, ir was o huge success They also redecorored rhe rec center by pointing o mural rhe length of rhe room Rex Meier was rhe leader of these forry-six rolenred members. 1. Chris Fisk sirs bock and admires hs work The mural in rhe background was pointed by Arr Club 2. Betsy Marchesseoult and Billy Mulor show off rheir silkscreening abilities while making programs for rhe FFA banquet 3. ART CLUB. Front Row: Kim Zerler, Teresa Linscotr. Eileen Lane. Robin Lake. Kathy GosneB, Teri Henderson. Carlo Worthington. Darla Hawkins. Brenda Mundoy. Sheryl Johnson. Sandy Jones. Nancy Harvey. Lyn Corver Second Row: John Dougherty, Mike Fisk, Tomi Paulsen. Tim Doha, Denno Kamps. Eric Morr, Shelly Rankin. Tracy Smirh. SheHy Holm, Ann Ferns. Tim Mitchell. Chns Fisl , Bryce Allred, Tam, Hugu er, Kim Harnson. Parr, Jo Lone, Bernadette Stewart, Verona Miller. Russ Schwondr Third Row: Vince Hull, Billy Mulor, Jamie Resser. Rex Meter president: Betsy Marchesseoult, vice president; Edie Meter treasurer: Tana Staley, secretary: Enc Troth, histori- an: Scott Withers, Ruth Hill, Steve Fisk, Robert Rath. Debby Pike, Resa Bruns, Darrell Johnson adviser. 4. Adviser Darrell Johnson enjoys himself while helping our with rhe spook house Arr Club 5. Tim Mitchell, Edie Meiet. Betsy Morchesseault and John Dougherty com menr on the improvement the mural mdses on the rec center 6. Hugo will stop or nothing to get to his victim during the display of Art Club 's spools house 7. Now there's o true blue friendship I The excutioner seems to eryoy the execunonee's company Art Club 1 RODEO CLUB. Front Row: Dorrell Weaver. Shown SroU Tom Ferns. Dore I Shdhom Second Row: Jade Peterson, vice president: Jeff Rowe, JS Turner. Tom Helle Sandy Baker, reporter: Gory Shmkle president: Joy Hohnkomp. Lee Ann Hornson, treasurer and sec- retory: Debbie Sroudenmeyer Jamie Bacon. Bohn Nelson. Mort Baffety. John Nelson Third Row: Wayne Gilman, adviserWode Edgar Gerry Hyde. Alone Fortune. Bira Bankin. Brenda Monday. Deanna John son. Andrea Peterson. Jackie Hornson. Vondo Harrison, Les Sroudenmeyer. Jennifer Wigen, Todd Garrison. Boyleen Merry, Nancy Conover. Gerry Weaver, Chris Petersen, Joy Morchesseaulr, Mike Ferris, DJ Grans bery, John Helle Bob Brasher 2. John Nelson grits his teeth os the action begins on a bull coiled ' Shorrstuff 3. Bodeo Clubbers Tom Helle. Gory Shinkle and Joy Hohnkomp await the start of the 1930 Homecoming parade in which Joy attempts to stay on the bucking bronc Ride 'em Cowboy! The Urban Cowboy rheme pur rhe DCH5 Rodeo Club in style Their bucking barrel on o flor bed livened up homecoming festivities Orher activities in eluded o parry to ger wood for o fire wood sole These money making projects helped dub members participate in rodeos across rhe store. Bodeo Club 4. President Garth Jappe means business while vice president Joe Kelso thinks discussing ski trip prices is o laughing marrer 5. Many skiers spend olor of rime watching for rocks because of the lack of snow Mark Lundberg raises special core not to put any new scratches in his skts 6. SKI CLUB. Front Row. Julie Stubbs, Mike Duck ey treasurer.- Garth Jappe president. Doug Mason, secretaryJoe Kelso, vice-presi- dent. Second Row. Stacey Holm, Darla Hawkins, Shelly Holm, Lone Gmon, Jimmy Nye. Heidi Lowell Debbie Buckley, Lerso Curns, Julie Flynn Dell Kay Derrino Third Row.- SueHo Flser adviser• Nancy Harvey, Lisa O'Connor, Susie Lumley, PouJ Hmron, Cart Williams, Jimmy Wilson. Jens Perersson, Mike Nyquisr, Dernaderre Reynolds. Karen Helle Fourth Row: Derek Komp, Lee Christianson. Krisn Peters. Heidi Williams. Drenda Monday. Margaret Sorenson. Dale Wolf. Shannon Focher, Mick Holm. Mark Lundberg. Gail Anderson. K C Jones. Vince Anderson. Dob Kipp, Don Hickerhier NO SNOW Hi On account of snow conditions ski clubbers didn 't see much action President Garth Jappe attempted to orronge o number of trips that never got off the ground because of the many miles that they would hove hod to travel to find snow Sonro brought new ski equipment to many good DCHS students, bur they were unable to use it because of the poor conditions Sk Club Long hours and dedicorion were exhibited by the 1960-61 Thespi ons These devoted students odvonced the Dromo program for four weeks, reciting the script over and over again On March 20 and 24, Night of January 16th become one of the best comedy mysrenes ever produced at DCH5, a fitting finale for retiring drama coach, Pat Juergens. 1. Rob Mountain ploys the port of the Honorobie Judge and presides over the court room Minutes ore kept by Louro Schiopen, srenogropher 2. The Defense Attorney is bnHionrly portrayed by Vince Anderson. 0. Rich Drown as Mr John Grohom Whitfield, president of Whitfield investment Corporation is sworn in by John Nelson. Clerk of rhe Court, before Judge Rob Mountain. School Ploy 4. Telling rhe real side of The srory, Mary Campbell, confesses to pushing o body off rhe penrhouse. while lawyers Eric Troth and Vince Anderson ore dozed by rhe our come 5. The notorious Regan Gonsrer. prorroyed by Rohn Nelson, breaks rhe news of rhe real death of Djom Faulkner ro Korin, Mory Campbell, os she looks with disbelief 3. Nancy Lee Faulkner Jamie [Jocon. uses her innocence in trying ro convicr Konn Andre School Ploy The Thespians were one of rhe very unique clubs of our school. Their only projecrs were ploys, bur they definitely knew where rheir rolenrs were and used them wisely. They worked on rhe school ploy for rhe most port of rhe year, and ir certainly showed for ir was a rorol success The money they earned with rhe ploy went ro financing rhe next year's production. Mrs. Juergens directed and produced rhe ploy, bur for her lasr year She did on excellent job os adviser of rhe Thespians for 13 years. There were two leagues of school bowling which bowled on Monday and Tuesday nights. There were eighr reams, which consisred of four people per ream Dowling starred in Septem- ber and ended in March. All of rhe bowlers agreed rhor they learned a lor, bur most of all had fun. 1. Purring in long hours, Mary Campbell and Vince Anderson feel rhe tension building 2. THESPIANS, Front row: Vince Anderson, Doug Mason, Tim MircheH, treasurer. Second row: Shonnon Cullman. Kim Zerler, historianLone Carton, Jamie Bacon, vice president; Mary Campbell, president; Tami Pin- man. Juhe MaKon Third row: Par Juergens, adviser; Korhy GasneH. sec re- lory,- Sandy Baker, Nancy Conover Fourth row: Louro Schiopen, Valerie Hupe, Tracy Srrvrh, Barbaro Brow, Gerry Weaver, Julie Schiopen, Riro Konkin, Korhy Murray Fifth row: Gnger MiHer, Corhy Iddles 0. Jamie Resser practices his lines unrH he has reached perfection Thespians 4. Don Grogan wolks bock with disgust after leaving rhe ren pm standing 5. DOWUNG. Front row: Leslie Hoops, Mark Lundberg, Steve 'Mure. Kyle Taylor, Jem Ann Atwood Second row: Harvey Lake, Carl WiUioms, Darla Hawkins, Jode Srokke. Gerry Hyde, Dan Grogan, Drod Corrom Third row: Dob Dennett, Angela Jensen. Julie Motion. Sheryl Hubbard. Mary Ann Lundberg. Diana Doth. Kathryn Higgins, Kathy Devlin, Tim Doko, Denno Komps, Lourie Diomqutsr Fourth row: Arlene McNee, Doug Mason. Charlene Doss, Ken Peek, Shoreece Stephens 6. Jim Nye gives his demonstration of boiler bowling 7. Is it your tone? Darrell Grogan seems to hove misplaced Ns bowing boll Dowling 1. John Ripley practices his sly cord ploying talents, while Jode Stokke watches with a keen eye 2. Naomi Gibbs presents a sand pointing to the student body at a NATIONAL school assembly Under rhe direction of new adviser Da ve Cypher srudenr council hod a very successful year. Besides sponsoring school assemblies, members attended rhe National Convention in Denver in the summer and numerous workshops. Throughout the year they kept busy planning the Christmas assembly, working in rhe conces- sion stand and organizing government day Student Council 3. Sophomore Don Hickethier is omused by rhe upper doss entertainment on rhe way ro Fotrmonr 4. Ir must be ojuicy story, for Morgy Hovren only stopped reodmg long enough to smile for the camera 5. M.J. McGinley eryoys rhe student council meetings which ore held every Monday or noon 6. STUDENT COUNCIL. Front Row: Rich Drown, president; John Rippiey, vice president; Tom Waldorf treasurer: Jode Srokke. secretary • Vince Anderson Second Row: LeAnn Hilron, Jeff Moyfieid, Konsso Holland. Amy Anderson, Volene Lake, Dole Wolf, Colette Holond Third Row: Dove Cypher, adviser: Don Htckerhter. M.J. McGnfey, Tim Mitchell, Morgy Hovren, Wayne Rebtch, John Dougherty, Jess McGnley, Drerr Hilton Student Counci A doy nor forgorren was the rrodirionol DCHS Government Day From this day on rhe Seniors were on their own, rhe Juniors were mighty Seniorsthe Sophomores be- come upperclassmen; and the Freshman were at last accepred The election of class officers rook place os they split into their blue and gold parries. Later at rhe general as- sembly, rhe student body primary was held and rhe Varsity Cheerleaders were elected. 1. The Sophomore gold pony goes for rhe gusto, os rhe blue parry marches in ro Sound Off 2. Taking on on imporronr responsibility of Srudenr Council, Vince Anderson andLeAnn Hilton count votes on Government Doy 3. During rhe election of new doss officers Srudenr Councilman Don Hickethier is in charge for rhe rhe Sophomore blue party Later on Don is voted president of rhe Junior class for rhe coming new year Government Doy Uniform and snappy sreps were whor fans sow during rhe presentation of the American flog or rhe beginning of orhle tic activities. Under rhe direction of Terri Stonisich some twenty girls tried our for rhe privilege of being port of rhe specroc ulor Toll Flog Corps. 4. Toil Hog Corps members Jonine Peterson. Rebo Trofelet. Dell Kay Dertino, perform or rhe Dune Cennol gome 5. Striving for perfection, Mar- tha Frishkorn marches before rhe Deo vers rake on rhe Drones 6. TALL FLAG CORPS. Korhy Murray, Gmny Con, Ann Ferns. Jorune Peterson, Amber Hildreth, Mar rho Frishkorn, Julie Fnesz. Rebo Trofelet, Tracey Ntgren, Dell Koy Dernno Ton Flog Corps W5 wSU Grades were nor rhe only outstanding qualities the 193081 Junior and Senior Honor Society members possessed These members were chosen by rhe faculty because of leader ship, character and citizenship in addition to scholarship The Honor Society members showed these qualities by selling programs at the Class C tournament held or Dillon This organization had a total of 100 members There were 47 members in Senior Honor Society and 53 members in Junior Honor Society 1. Vice President John Ripley shows his dedicorion by giving o speech or rhe Honor Society initiation The rheme of rhe minor ion was '1 The Shy 6 rhe Limit. complere wirh decoror tons tied in with Valentine's Day and o cake rhor mode t oil wonh while 2. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY. Front Row: Brenda Anderson. Deeno Alley. Jomne Peterson. Colleen Wmden. Poxy Smith. Ten Henderson Shelly Holm. Shelly Ponton. Chns Millet, Lee Ann Harrison. Gmny Cor Second Row: Tomi Paulsen. Dee Drown, Kathy Gosnell. Eileen Lone, Wendy Wright. Down Allen. Kristy Delaney, Tommy Patrick, Dove Mitchell Gregg Morstem Ty Darken. John Dougherty Third Row: Dole Wolf. Tim Hull. John Ripley, vice president; Eric Troth, presi- dent; tom Waldorf. Wayne Pebtch Vince Anderson, Jade Srokke Rich Drown Scon Withers Fourth Row: Dob Wolf Adviser: Dersy Marches seoulr. Korhy Murray, Lono Drake treasurer: Amy Anderson, secretory: Derh Poyce, Jomie Docon. Mory Campbell. Tracy Nteld, Eric Waldorf 3. Valerie Lake is persuaded by Senior Honor Sodery member Kathy Gosnell '0 buy o rourno menr program 4. Would you like ro buy o pro gram?' Tracy Sawyer sells programs for one of rhe Junior Honor Society s money making protects at Closs C Tournament 5. JUNIOR HONOR SOCI- ETY. Front row- Denise Drown. Stephanie Lott. Darla Howkms, Angela Jensen, secretory; Jackie Armstrong treasurer; Don Hickerhier president; Donnie Richardson, vice president; Heidi Williams. Randy Nelson Linda Nelson. Robin Eiferr Second row: John VanDeren Ernie Plurr, Tracy Sawyer. Dona Linscorr. Michelle Proulx, Letso Curris. Julie Schiopen. Stacy Stephens, Jon Armstrong, Parri Jo Lone. Ltso Nicholas, Jan Pence, Dob Wolf adviser. Third row: Dryce Allred. Don Christiansen, Derek Komp. Lee Christianson. Jules Morchesseaulr. Gary DeFrance. Enc Kokemok Travis HUron Fourth row. Clare Cory Detono Porter Kristi Peters. Heidi Lowell. Julie Flynn. Krisri Deng. LeAnn Hilton, Ruth Hill. Dean no Johnson Shannon Focher, Ellen Schneider, Co rmne Morchesseaulr Honor Society The rolenred 198081 Vorsiry Cheerleaders practiced and perfected their skills or summer camp. The football cheerleaders went to Moscow, Idaho, and attended the USA comp while the wrestling cheerleaders went to the Bozeman comp Doth brought home the spirit awards. There was never a dull moment for these cheerleaders If they weren T doing something for the teams, they were earning money for new projects These fine cheerleaders kept the spirit rolling and Pep Club on the move 1. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. Front Row. Pom Prophet Second Row Shelly Ranhn, Lono Oroide, Volene Lake Third Row: Roxy Smith 2. The JV Cheer leaders show rhetr Beaver pride os they support rhe foorboll ream during the morning of the Homecoming parade 3. VARSITY WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS. Front Row■ Vickie Turney Second Row: Ten Henderson. Emmolee Driggs, Paula Kolor Third Row: Sandy Doker Fourth Row. Carla Worrhmgron Cheerleaders 4. Denjijoins Pom Prophet. Lono Drake. Valerie Lake. Shelly Rankin and Roxy Smith for Homecoming holfnme festivities 5. Sandy Baker. Vickie Turney. Carla Worthington, and Paulo Kolar do one of their many pyramids during o pep assembly 6. JV CHEERLEADERS. Dark suits. Wresrhng and Gris DosRerboH. Light suits, Doys Doskerboll ondFoorboll. Front Rove: Heidi Williams. Sheryl Johnson. LeAnn Hilton. Rita Ronkin Second Row: Brenda Monday. Heidi Lowell Third Row: Karen Helle. Juhe Flynn Cheerleaders Once ogoin rhe Golden Girls come rhrough with o fabulous year Thor didn T come os o surprise ro anyone for rhe Golden Girls hove been one of rhe best drill reams in rh srore This elite group consisted of rwenry dedicated girls and Terri Stanisich their advis- er Early morning hair dos, differences of opinions and hours of srrenuous practice paid off with precise performances appreciated by fans and students alike 1. Counting rhe sreps Down Allen. Susan Roberts and Tracey Nygren practice continuously to improve rheir routine 2. GOLDEN GIRLS, Front row: Susan Roberts. Ann Ferns, Jomne Peterson. Knsn Peters. Julie Fnesz, Dee Johnson, Amber Hildreth, Trocy NtekJ Second row: Down Allen, Tracey Nygren. Dernse Drown, Donnie Richardson Third row: Julie Stubbs, Lisa Hampton. Kathy Murray. Gnny Corr. Danielle Morrison. Shannon Cullman, Rebo Trafeler. Denneon Eddy 3. Amber Hildreth is deep in rhoughr as she concentrates on her routine 4. Senior Down Allen enjoys o lirrle laughter during on early morning practice 5. Striving for perfection Dennean Eddy. Ann Ferris and Reba Trofelet. are always trying to improve their performance 6. Senior Golden Girl leoders, Trocy Nield. Suson Roberts and Dee Johnson, ore responsible for choreographing and teaching rou tines, as well as attending camps for new and better ideas 1. FFA. Front Row-. Joy Hohnkomp, 2nd vice presidentTom Helle treasurer: JS Turner president: Mark Roffery Money Conover. Undo Christiansen secre- tory: Jorrve Docon, sentinel. Yvonne Jones. 1st vice president.- Gory ShmkJe. John Nelson Second Row: Rob brasher Albert Hoyden Don Sprocklen. Ruth Hill, Chris Petersen, Don Chnsnonsen, Wade Edgor. Jeff Rowe. John Helle Mike Ferns. Rohn Nelson Third Row: Gerry Hyde. Den Pauley, Steve Howery Les Srouden meyer. Lon Drosher. Robin Eiferr. Shown Dform, Robert Doker. Jules Morchesseoulr, Doug Red. Darrell Weaver. Chris Gemow Fourth Row: Wayne Glmon adviser; Gerry Weaver. Doug Johnson. Kevin Emge. Todd Gornson. DJ Gonsbery. Scorr Shmkle. Steve Royce. Dean Peterson. Tom Ferns. Pot boko. Pout Petersen 2. KANSAS CITY KIDS. Front Row: Gory Shmkle. Jeff Rowe Second Row: Jorme Docon Lmdo Christiansen. Noncy Conover. Yvonne Jones, Woyne Glmon advis- er. The FFA orgonizonon gor off to o good srorr or Disrricr, held in Sheridan The Livestock ream placed first, the Agronomy ream rook fourth and Rohn Nelson achieved second high individual Dur that wosn 'r the end of their hard work, they continued on to the Winter Fair in Dozemon The Chapter captured second place in livestock, the Meats ream placed sixth John Nelson rook second high individual in livestock, and Rohn Nelson occom plished fifth high individual in the livestock 0. FHA. Front Row: Kelly Ryan, Dole Corpen ter, Mark Lundberg, Mans Pilon, president: Vickie Turney historian; Rio Miller vice presi- dent; Susie Lumtey, Connie Hogan, Vdiene Lake, SuelloElser adviser. Second Row: Korlo Rowson, Margaret Sorenson, Leah Tucker, Groyce Rowson, Lisa O'Connor, Paul Hmron Third Row: Timmy Robison, Harvey Lake, Dob Kipp 4. At on FHA meermg Timmy Robison ond Paula Merry fomhorize themselves with what's new in their Talk of the State newspo per 5 CANDY STRIPERS. Wendy Wright, vice president; Emmolee Dnggs, president; Korhy Murray, Mrs Linda Gumorc adviser: Lmdo Gurnard secretary. All worts ond o lirrle ploy kept The goats of The Furore Home makers of America in reach They aimed toward new horizons ond attended district convention or Western Montano College and store convention or Missoula Money making projects were a necessity of every club and FHA earned their income by selling tootsie rolls, cookboolss ond Valentine cookies with personal frosting messages The highlight of their year was the hoyride ond barn dance that was held with the FFA and Rodeo Club A cheerful smile and helpful attitude set the 1981 Candystripers off to another service filled year These dedicated girls devoted most of their rime to helping the elderly or the Parkview Convalescent Center and spreading cheer to those nor so fortunate at the Barren Memorial Hospital They raised money by selling candy during the Christmas holidays ond donated a good port of it to the Beaverhead Ambulance Fund FHA Condysrnpen 1. Pites of tedious paperwork ore m store for odvis er Mrs. Donovan, and president, Lisa Glick. 2. Julie Stubbs' warning to the official keeps o tour nomenr march running smoothly Irreplaceable was what presidenr Lisa Glick thought of her 28 Mot Maids The Dillon Invitational, December 5-6, the Southern Class A Divisional tournament, and all home marches required the ser vices of riming, keeping score, and dean ing in between marches Without the many long hours pur in by the dedicated Mar Maids, these events couldn't hove token place. 3. MA T MAIDS. Front Row; Lisa Ghck. president; Dottie Donovan, adviser. Second Row: Shelley Drown. Dario Hawkins, Sheryl Johnson. Sandy Jones. Emmolee Boggs, secretary-treasurer; Tami Pittman, vice president: Lin da Gurnard, Kathryn Higgins Third Row: Chloe Winters. Andrea Peterson, btenao Monday. Jem Ann Atwood. Stacey Holm. Lyn Carver, Rebo Trofelet, Deeno Alley, Lourmdo Jordon, Knsro Komps, Vondo Harrison Fourth Row: Jodie Hegsrod, Eileen Lane, Julie Stubbs. Kim Homp ton. Debbie McCleery Charlene Ross, Lon Brasher Mormotds MH Comperihon was whor Morocross was all obour. Their comperirive spirir mode rhe long rrips, rhe painful wipeours, and rhe expense worrh ir Some 200 enrries from Idaho, Wyoming, Canada and all over Monrono come ro one of rhe biggesr races or Corvallis, Monrono. Dave Rhea received a 7rh place award in rhe 125 omareurs Mark Unruh came our wirh a fine 4rh place finish in rhe 100 combined race Dob Wearhersfon rook rhe 100 beginner srore championship. 4. Showing rhe true skills of mororcross, David Rhea leans forward ro correct rhe balance of his bike during rhe 125 amoreur race 5. MOTO- CROSS. Front Row: Don Weathersron, Dob Weorhersron, David Rhea Second Row: Mark Unruh. Dob Kipp. Julie Krouse. adviser. 6. Mark Unruh sJvds around on embanked corner ro gam more speed on rhe straight oway Morocross minimi DCHS royalty, sedecred by the studenr body, did on outstanding job of represent- ing our community os well os our school. Their special talent in musical ability, fashion, personality, physical fitness, beauty, or spirit helped them achieve this goal They re- ceived their honors or special activities such as donees, talent shows, and boll gomes ■ I XX ROYALTY. 1. Lana Drake Monogram Queen 2. John Ripley, King of Heorrs 0. Trocy Nield, South wesrern Montana Junior Miss 4. Pam Prophet. Key Oub Sweetheart 5. Jamie Bacon, FFA Sweetheart Royalty 6. Stacey Holm. Spirir Princess 7. Valerie Lake. Home coming Queen 8. Darrell Grogan and Kim Zetler, King Grease and Teen Angel 9. Dawn Allen, Prom Queen 10. ' Goin' to the top — rhe Juniors win with o spectacular Homecoming floor 11. Experiencing some of the halftime enrerrommenr John Love ond Jim Plutt enjoy kissing rhe Homecoming Queen Vol Lake. 12. QUEEN CANDIDATES AND ESCOR TS: Shown Jones ond Valerie Lake. Soph omore Candidare, Dawn Allen, Junior Condidore, ond Jens Petersson; Amy Anderson, Senior Con didore, ond John Ripley; Lana Drake, 0 Oub condidore, ond Jim Pilon. Happiness was roorboll or Homecoming wirh rhe Dillon Deovers rasring rhe rhrill of vicrory over rhe Homilron Drones 21-13 Floors were mode by all classes wirh rhe mosr oursronding floor being consrrucred by rhe Juniors. The fiqpl counr of rhe vores or rhe assembly brings rhe exciremenr even doser — Who is going ro be rhe 1980 Homecoming Queen? Homecoming ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ' John Wilkerson, Activities Director J. Dorrell Johnson, Art Deportment DCH5 Faculty and Administration JOSTENS AMERICAN YEARBOOK CO. Gene Stock Marilyn Harris Field Representative Plant Consultant PHOTOGRAPHY DCHS Photography Class, Craig Johnson, Adviser Mrs. Aki Soiro, Dillon Porrrair Studio Wit Phinney, Editor, Dillon Tribune Examiner Mark Lundberg John and Rohn Nelson David Rhea DILLON BOOSTERS 1 Iron Pit Don's Mobile Homes Tom Jones Insurance Dr WE Monger, DO Beaverhead Honey Grade's Cross winds Nearly New And Ready For You Mode O'Day M H King and Co Gambles Hardware and Furniture Store Mdse's Service Srarion V-------------------------------- Beaverhead Sporting Goods Dillon Hide and Fur Town Pump Ed 's Barber Shop Sears Vigilante Trailer Court First National Insurance Beaverhead Credit Bureau, Inc Srrarron Welding Dr JW Hilrbrond Ed's Auto Repair r J MELROSE ' AND WISDOM BOOSTERS Rose's Bor D Club Bar and Cafe Niels 's Bar BOZEMAN Universal Athletic Service s-------------V. BUTTE BOOSTERS Star Lanes Sweeney Hearing Aid Sales S J Perry Co Mile Hi Electric The Goodie Shoppe Floral Designs Wen's Men’s Store La Verne 's Fashion Center —________r — 2 V FRANK M. DAVIS, ATTORNEY PROFESSIONAL DIRECTOR Y SCHULTZ. DAVIS. AND WARREN Sponsor for Thespians [Mon Monrona 59725 - — GEORGE R. JOHNSTON, D.D.S. 6832363 Low Office 122 East Glendale Dillon, Monrona 59725 ----------------— S R.D. ROMERS, D.D.S. Phone 663 5121 112 Sourh Washington DUlon, Montano 59725 DR. JOHN D. McCOLLUM Store Donk Building Phone 663 2671 106 Sourh Woshmgron DiUon. Monrono 59725 DR. R.J. ENGLISH S Phone 6835312 Montano 5V725 -----------------------------------------------J — V DR. R.D. BOYCE, OPTOMETRIST 312 Sourh Pacific PO Dox 265 Optometrist Phone 633 2611 Corner of Glendale and Pacific ■■ ■ - J.C. LINDUSKA, D.D.S. 330 South Idaho Dillon. Monrono 59725 633 2020 Dton Monrona 59725 DOOLING LAW OFFICE 7 32 North Washington DiUon. Monrona 59725 -------------------------------------------------------- 7---------------------------------------------------------S W.G. GILBERT, JR., W.G. GILBERT, III THOMAS R. SCOTT Attorneys or low 6636116 15 Sourh Idaho DiUon Monrono 59725 r Senioi Mike Buckley proves that oil of rhe work isn't done on machines m hts computer programing doss j- V, j —y THE CHINA CLOSET KEENAN'S JEWELR Y Djrte Pkiza Center Diamonds Watches Repamnp J2N Hornsey) Avene e Jrm and Shirley Keenan Owners Dune. Montana 59701 Vfso Masie!Ct yge 40 494 2897 Dune. Motvono 59701 v—- DON'S OFFICE MACHINE COMPANY MONTANA MUFFLER SUPPLY CO. flhoie 7923091 2009 Mormon Avenue Dune, Morifona 59701 Compl e Exhaust and Drake Sendee msne 7204505 -14! $c“jth Montana fcjrre Mcnranc 50701 Phone 56'6110 1212 Em Ms AncK cy dcj. Montano 50711 s Laresr in Fashionable Fabrics Srrerch 6 Knir Fabrics Corron blends 6 Wads Upholsrery COMPLETE LINE OF TRIMS Ponerns by Bur rerick. Kwicksew and McCall BERNINA SALES 6 SERVICE Repairs On All Makes OWNER ANNA ROWE “Compare Our Prices'‘ 24 Sourh Idaho 6334731 MITCHELL-PONTIACGMC FIAT, INC 1900 Herru'ri Avenue Done. Montano 50701 L 0 MrtcheH Owner Phone 7029116 __________________________________________________________ Mike Ferris mentdfy compare- answers wirh John Dougherty OS he forties re finish rus test 156 Walking backwards helps Don Hichethier. Shawn Jones, and Austin Lon to avoid rhe wind tunnel'' through rhe court on the way to the new building HALE'S EXXON 636 Sourh Arfanric Dillon, Montano 59725 6639959 --------------------------------S DILLON BODY SHOP Tmk Krause, Dill Allen, and DiH Allen, Sr 115 Sourh Arlonric Dillon, Montana 59725 DODY WORK GLASS 6 PAINTING GUARANTEED LABOR S----------------------------------—_____________________________ 1 I DILLON LIVESTOCK MARKET, INC 211 Norrh Montana Phone 663-4521 Cattle Contract Order Buying CODURN REAL ESTATE Ronches. Homes, and Commercial 116 East Gendofe Phone 663 5141 r 159 “V WHALEN'S TIRE STORES DOD WALKER MANAGER 535 Norrh Washington Dillon, Montano 59725 Phone 683 6128 THE GARDEN AND FINISHING TOUCH Roxy Smith Excellent Ice Cream, Sandwiches, and other luncheon specials: WHITE WARE SHOP 28 South Idaho Shirley Jennings Dillon, Montana 6835200 ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH t ■ FIRST NOR T DANK Friendliness and security are rhe key features or rhe First Northwestern Dank Congratulations to rhe Class of '81 From Dillons Full Service Dank MEMOER FDIC THE HEALTHY I Snack bar Health Nuts Ncruroi Fruit arid Vegetable Juices 25 South Idaho Phone 633-4633 STEPHENS GREENHOUSE 2 cMvLU AND FLORAL Phone 683• 2694 ■ip- OA 1 Dillon. Montana E M GIFT AND NOVELTY Andrus Pbzo Cardies and HaHmork Core1:- Condiere Party Line Vernon tt,'are Nonrake Chmo (Sifts for a occoskxc 0 ner- Mabel'Kenson Phone 6W4004 '' PARISIAN CLEANERS 14 North WGShingf Cti Dillon Monram DAVIS £LcvTRlC CONTRACTO� , DARIGOLD DAVIS ELECTRIC Futures Engineering Wirino 20 East Sebree Dikd Montano Norm Stubbs Distributor Dillon. Montano Phone 683 225, De r Results ki Electrical Worh Pick rhern up or your favorite store or edi Norm for delivery to your door lei V, J “the auto parts store Good parts, good prices, good advice and so much more. 31 s,ore Buying Power- InUIUH Montana. Wyoming, SUPPLY South Dakota □ JOHNSON SADDLER Y 125 West Bannock Dillon, Monrono STAMM JEWELERS. INC The Srore of Deouriful Gifts' 37 South Idaho Dillon, Monrono MOONEY REALTY, INC Parry MoyfieldBroker Bill Rerrig and Norm FocherSolesmen P O Box 29 HUSKY SELF SER VICE f Where Gas is Cheaper and Friendliness Greater 230 North Monrono Dillon, Monrono Mike Dollord-Owner FOCHER'S LAUNDERETTE COIN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING North of Dillon Owned ond Operated by Norman Focher 162 Dillon. Monrono 6632224 F.H. STOLTZE LAND AND LUMBER Manufacturer of Quality Lumber y 1 COAST TO COAST STORES ] • total hardware y Box 150 Dillon, Monrono 59725 TRIBUNE EXAMINER Serving Southwestern Monrono since 1661, the DILLON TRIBUNE EXAMINER is the only newspoper offering full community news coverage of all Southwestern Montana PO Box 911 Dillon, Monrono 59725 6632331 Box 369 Dillon, Montana 59725 Phone 6634236 LATER'S JEWELRY If it doesn T rick, see Dick 30 South Idaho Phone 663 2121 V J DILLON’S RADIO SHACK The Music Masters What you want to ploy and what to play it on Soles and Service STANDARD LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY Building Materials 302 North Monrono 6635521 163 BEAVERHEAD PRINTING AND SUPPLY Commercial Printing Dillon, Montano Everything in office furniture Phone 6635642 20 East Glendale ■ PETERSON DRUG Phone 663 4241 4 South Idaho Dillon, Montana 59725 MAR V'S OK TIRE STORE New Tires Recopping Alignment Repar Phone 6632911 P.O.Box 1320 Montano and Sebree Dillon. Montana Good morning. High School Susie Lumley answers a phone coH while being an office aide She olso picks up orrendonce slips and verifies student absences LAKNAR OLD TIME HARDWARE 120 North Monroro DUion, Montano THE SECRETARY r ALMA NYE Phone (406) 6835265 Office Supplies Secretorio! Services School Supplies 26 North Idaho Street Dillon, Monrono 59725 BRIGGS CONTRACTORS PAR TNERSHIP HAROLD DRIGGS HUGH DRIGGS 505 Skyline Drive Dillon, MT 59725 550 Skyline Drive Dillon, MT 59725 ANDERSON'S SHEET METAL —L Plumbing, Hearing, and Air Conditioning 106 North Montana Dillon, Monrono 165 PIONEER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURED SAVINGS The Savings Center Reol Estate Home Mobile Home Loon Specialists 102 North Washington Dillon, MT 59725 Phone 663 5191 Valerie Lake, Amy Anderson, and tana Drake. TOWN AND COUNTRY GALLERY Books, Fine Arts, Art Supplies Korea Hdserh er 109 South Washington 6325525 Dillon MT 59725 TRUCK INN Dillon's Complere Sewing Center Open 900 530 Doily 12 South Montana 6334600 Direct Dial Phones And Color TV 24 Hour Service Phone 633 9931 635 North Monrono Dillon, Montana 59725 SUNDOWNER MOTEL 500 N Montana Sr DiUon, Mont. 59725 Dillon s Finest Roy And EHa Nelson Tel i406) 6332375 Highway 91 North P 11 ■ ■ 1 | 'i « — 11 SNEEDS CYCLE AND SLED SALES POLARIS. HONDA ARTIC CAT, KAWASAKI 112 North Monrono DiUon, MT 59725 6332205 PFIZER Bringing Industry ro Montana Best Wishes to the Seniors ---------------------- BEAVERHEAD TROPHY Lana Drake and Valerie Lake Remember the Good rimes Trophies PiaquesEngroving Box 1092, Dillon, Montano — JOHN'S SANDWICH SHOP Butte, Montano 2 Locations 2400 Harrison 8 West Mercury 7921783 7920812 r MINI MALL Bo Dudley's Sound Co. Footprints Shoes The Knock About The Klondike Inn The Plonr Hanger The Men's Room THE DILMAR T Dillon's Home Mart 44 East Dannack Dillon, Monrono Phone 663 4321 General Electric Zenith Stereo TV TopesRecords Furniture-Carpeting-Appliances i«'A citizens % n- — o .0 yZ4D CO ‘ Non-Profit Community Serving Organization Hardware Live Doit LUCKY DUG SHOP Montano's Largest Rod and Reel Repair Station Lucille Meineke and Art 917 Utah Avenue Dune, Monrono Phone 7923026 r NYQUIST MACHINE AND IRRIGATION, INC. Machine Shop Service Pump Repair Complete Irrigation Repair and Installment Service Rich Nyquisr (406) 6634960 1125 Highway 41 Dillon, Montano 59725 J.H. EQUIPMENT INC. Highway 41 North, Dillon, Montana Phone 6635151 Art Jenkins John Huler Owners Owners Art Jenkins John Huler -------- 1 s RODO CAR AND TRUCK WASH Highway 41 North Phone 6635231 ___________________________________________________________ BEAVERHEAD IRRIGATION 4 Irrigation Soles and Service Highway 41 North Dillon, Montana Phone 6634361 SCARLET RIDDON Beauty Salon ond Wiggery Good iuck Class of '81 122 North Montano Phone 663:4711 D$on, Montana VETERINARY HOSPITAL Sponsor for Future Farmers of America O' S L Montana A BOZEMAN PC A D Hon. Motvono 59725 Phone 563 5109 Congroruiorions Seniors ROBERTS PACKING PLANT Deef-Pork-Lamb Custom Killing Cut and Wrap CVfcn. Mci-irana WESTERN 5th WHEEL CARRIERS Rolling Bogie for Weight Distribution ond Ramping Manufactured or Dillon, Montana Dillon Ranch Supply Co North Nigh way 41 Box 585 Phone 6035881 Dillon, Montana PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO. Ever err F. Johnson President and Monager Teresa Srubbs hate Eke she t jd a long day m Honors English which -f o new doss on riw 0015 Cjgendo THE MINI Large Variety of Grocery Items Quality Gas Fast Courteous Service Dill and Marge Jappe - Owners 502 North Montana Dillon, Montano 6835405 i Dairij .QueenA ► Sandwiches Sundaes Shakes Cones Porfoits Royal Treats Danono Splits Wayne Dtomqutsr and Gil Sroddord Shateece Stephens and Ginny Hopewell Orders to go Phone 6832104 613 South Atlantic Dillon, Montano Basket dinners also 4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------—s MIDI-MAR T FOOD STORE Quality Gas Large Variety of Grocery Items Fast Courteous Service Always a Friendly Hello Bill and Marge Jappe Owners 536 South Atlantic Dillon, Montano 683-9913 FRED’S BAKER Y Dillon, Montano 116 North Washington 6635944 | DANNACK HOUSE Specializing In. Fresh Seafood Cooked to Perfection Steaks Charcoal or Grilled Tantalizing Spaghetti with Our famous recipe for White Clam and Red Meat Sauces Open 7 days 4pm to 2am Dinner not served on Mondays — CULUNAN'S KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN 6635066 33 East Bannock, Dillon US 91 North, Dillon Phone 6634003 FRED'S CLEANING SERVICE Commercial Residential Insurance Work Now is rhe Time to Clean Up Cleaned to Perfection Free Estimates Phone anytime 6634911 Coll and Give Us a Try! SNAPPY SER VICE Locker Service and Custom Mear Curring Are Available Open Daily 7 am to 11 pm For all your grocery needs Also a complete line of Magazines and Sundries Your locally owned convenience Food Store 4 CODRE TIRE Outre's Complete Shopping Center Newman 's Dootery Rudolph's Standard Furniture Phi! Judd Sports Store Shiners Furniture Company Reardon's Plumbing and Hearing Currie Tire and Appliance Center Whitehead's Curlery Shop Trerhewoy's Music SaivariiDn Army Store Coombes Home Furnishings High Country Toyora Dilly's Restaurant Pari-i ond Arizona Exxon 1004 Harmon 7924246 005M MF 8 002.00 Sot AMgrtrrtenf, 5hocks. Drafs z, Qarrenes. Tune-ups J r Dncfgeshjnt AAichebn. Unit ayot D.l. O.K.HARDWARE fterati Wh esaie - ' Gilt Uje 36 North kfahQ. [Man, MOntario Hardware of off types CangraruiariotT- ic the das of 61 J J.C. PENNEY Looking for rhe special size, color or item? Shop Penney's Coro og Cenrer for oil your special needs THANK YOU for shopping Penney's in Dillon! The Friendly Place Catalog Cenrer Phone 6634371 CO-OP SUPPLY Auro Supplies and Accessories Phone 663 2306 226 East Bannock Dillon, Monrono Wholesale and Retail Petroleum Products Propone Murray Laden demonstrates rhe CO OPS fine service VIGILANTE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. Serving All of Southwestern Monrono Phone 6632327 225 East Bannock Dillon, Monrono 59725 9bV« (ft Sieve White STATE DANK AND TRUST COMPANY DILLON; MONTANA Progressing With Beaverhead Counry Stnce 1899 Member FD C ELIEL 'S Organically Grown, Levi, Red I. Nike, Adidas, and Jusrin Boors Rags by Kossandra Dresses Corner of Idaho and Bannock 6832305 Dillon. Monrona SOUTHMONT TRACTOR COMPANY Specialized Farming Equipment Hesron-AHis Chalmers Ford-New Holland Box 1032 Dillon, Montana Phone 6834333 175 DILLON GLASS Cr SUPPLY AUTOMOTIVE RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Gloss arid Ptosrics of oil types Dennerrs Point is also avoilobie 216 Sourh Monrona Dillon, Monrona Phone 0632223 or 6634063 Dti Shafer and Rot OSSELLO'S OSSEL10S ill«pi bur re, Montana 926 South Arizona Phone 7236552 I URI ITUI E E',B a n r 623 South Monrona P.O. NEWS STAND Center of Uptown Dune Largest Magazine Selection in the Southwest Special Order Doohs, Hdhnoris cords ond gifts Phone 792 1472 Butte, Montano news stand 176 DILLON POR TRAIT STUDIO V, On Greor Occasions Coll for Professional Help Quality Phoros- 4 Norrh Washington Dillon, Montana Childhood Days Family Weddings and Graduations Congratulations to the Class of '81 RODER TS FOOD,, INC s The place where you ore greeted with a friendly smile 201 South Idaho Street Dillon, Montano Phone 683-2357 Your AG Store THROCKMORTON GIFT AND MUSIC SHOP Fronkomo Pottery Hallmark Cards and Gifts Lear Jets and Sony Tope Players Records and Topes Speakers Drums Guitars Repairs all stereos WILLIAMS CAMERA SHOP 33 West Park Sneer Dune. Morrona Phone 7920454 Complere Phorogrophic Service Phoro Supplies, Porrroirs 'X Indusrriol Pork Phone 494 3132 Dune, Montano RALPH AND ROSE TUXEDO RENTAL Good Luck Class of '31 127 North Main, Dune, Montano Phone 7925969 PAPPY'S MEAT MARKET TRUZZOUNO FOOD PRODUCTS, CO. Quality Foods Lasagne. Tamales, Pasties, Tortillas, Durriros, Enchiladas, Spaghetti, Chili DUTTE ACADEM Y OF BEAUTY CULTURE Curling Irons Dlow Cutting Facials, Manicures 7233565 303 West Pork Dune, Montana TASTE OF LACE Caters to Graduates and Dndes Village Square 3221 Harrison Avenue Dune, Montano LEN WATERS MUSIC CENTER 119 North Mom Dune. Montana CHAMPION AUTO OF DILLON Good meat, fresh and cured Friendly Service Reasonable Prices 220 North Montana Dillon Montana Phone 633 2111 112 North Washington Phone 6336166 Monday Friday 3 303 00 Saturday 3 305 00 Sunday 11.004.00 CHAMPION r i 1. I'm so confused! Chris Petersen rhtnlss, os he tries to understand Mrs. Way lefts line of thinking toward English NED-EVA ENTERPRISES The Desr in Dowling Enrerroinmenr 530 Norrh Monrono Phone 663-5551 For rhe loresr in Theatre Enrerroinmenr Ladies Night-Every Monday Norrh of Dillon 24 hour show information 633-4333 DE5T OF LUCK TO THE SENIORS MONTANA MOTOR SUPPLY, INC. 104 North Montano Dillon, Montana Phone 683-2349 Promoters of Automobile Safety Through Replacement of Car Parrs 2. Smile! Freshi-non yea an r that bod! Front row: Robert Doker, Lee Sprocklen. Second row Jonlse Black. Kim Miller. Larry Jenkins. Jeff Hale, Jules Marchessoulr. Third tow Jason Etdridge. Ttiese students seem to Think rt or freshman year isn't dl fun and go Ties. V. HLH Highland Log Home SKEET'S CAFE Highland Log Homes 5275 Argenta Road DILLON MONTANA 59725 Phone 6634991 Noturol Beauty and comfort of Modern Log Home Living ' 'All of our Logs ore cur from seasoned lodge poles Compare before you build Our speciality is strawberry pie and 100% beef hamburgers Open 24 hours Separate dining room Owners Glenn and Mildred Hoyden Montana Bannock Streets Dillon, Montano Phone 663 9964 r MILTON LOTT TRUCKING Hoy, Grain, Produce and Livestock Box 1274 Dillon, Montano 59725 Local and Long Distance Hauling MARK S REPAIR s . 913 Highway 41 North North of Bobo Truds Wash Phone 663 2846 V Radiator Repair Saw Sharpening Small Motors Lawn Garden Supplies 130 J— DERTINOS YARNS —v. j DILLON FLYING SERVICE 683-2885 1003 Sourh Washingron DiHon, Monrono 59725 2000 Airporr Rood DHIon, Monrono 59725 s 6835542 a BROTHERS ft SISTERS T 1? Shoppe TODS BEV BROTHERS BUTTE PLAZA 3100 Harrison Ava PHONE 494-3275 Butte Montana 59701 4 i, HOME OF FAMOUS BRANDS 33 Eosr Helena Srreer Dillon, Monrono 6832192 Congrorularions ro the Class of ‘81 DUTCH'S DACKHOE SERVICE ALL KINDS OF DIGGING V. Burch Dirkenbuel (406) 683-2424 10125 Highway 91 Sourh •m IEONHARDT ranchwear Dick Ferrkerher f i ' HAZELDAKER AGENCY 15 Sourh Idaho Phone 6634212 Dillon, Montano SOUTHERN MONTANA ABSTRACT AND TITLE COMPANY 6634445 TACO JOHN'S Best tocos in town 17 varieties of Mexican food to choose from Horn. 11pm. Sunday Thursday Horn lom. Friday and Sorurdoy 205 Sourh Arfonric Srreer Dillon, Monrona r CRESTON MOTEL Congrorulorions ro the class of '31 335 Sourh Arlonric Dillon, Montana Phone 6632341 V. RILEY TRUCKING V. HILDRETH HERITAGE HOMES BUILDING A BETTER BEAVERHEAD Our Own 'Brand Of Luxury Inrersrore-lnrrosrore Hauling 436 East Sebree Shop, 6 Romshorn Srreer Dillon, Monrono 59725 1025 Webster Lone Dillon, Monrono 59725 Office Phone (406) 663 5929 HUXTADLE CONSTRUCTION tft • 1525 Schuler Lone Dillon, Montana 59725 Phone 6634436 Free Estimates HAZEL S STYLE SHOP If its new, you'll find it or 41 East Glendale 6632961 Dillon, Monrono i J These Juruors were those that neglected to hove their doss pictures taken Ranee Holt. Froncie Shaffer. Bernice Rolando. Mike Hughes. Gerry Hyde and Eric Osrergordt. J GRASSHOPPER INN RODER T PETERSON CATTLE COMPANY Open Year round Phone 8342422 S Grasshopper Inn for fine food and Drinks Polaris Montana 59746 Jon and Beth Ylirolo Innkeepers r Wisdom, Monrona BEAVER BOOSTER CLUB Front row: Undo 5heo. Lyn Buckley, Treasurer: Jocbe Howery, President: Dome Donovan Secretary; Jim Shea Dock Row: John Willserson, Al Hinton Not present John Pfurt. Vice President. Beaver Boosrers support ALL school activities. Presiding over the meeting is Jackie Howery s job Some of the business she helps to conduct includes sending an annual editor to summer comp MARK CLEMOW RANCHES Congratulations Class of '81 Wisdom, Montana t S J J LARRY'S AUTOMOTIVE AND DIESEL SER VICE FETTY'S BAR AND CAFE QUALITY SERVICE DEPENDABILITY Lorry and Dorlene Christiansen Phone 6692594 Wisdom. Montana Sportsman's Heodquorrers Jerry and Par Lyon Owners HUDDARD PLUMBING FIXTURES SALE56ER VICE Route 1 Box TD 527 Bornerr Avenue Dilloni Montano 59725 Phone 6334650 or 683-6322 TASH LIVESTOCK, INC ©RANCH J V ------------------------------v. BEAVERHEAD BAR SUPPLY MITCHELL DRUG Phone 6332316 PRESCRIPTIONS RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES COSMETICS GIFTS J Wholesalers Phone 6335161 59725 129 North Montano Dillon, Montana BRIDENSTINE PHOTO Weddings A enols-Commerciols Copying-Action-Londscopes Portrairs Enlorgements Oil Coloring 604 East Cornell Phone 633-2210 J-------------------------------------- SANDMAN CAFE MOTEL LAUNDROMAT s Doug and Evonne Delaney owners Box 32, Wisdom, Montano — r j WILKE BROTHERS SAWMILL, INC John and Dob Willie Phone 63923312696 or 6392696 1. After baking a pie m Individual Living, Kelly R yan resrs his result and it meets his satisfaction 2. The Bellows moke their debut when they show their whistling talents m a school assembly The Bellows are mode up of M.J. McGinley, Joe Tysel, Darrell Grogan and Vince Anderson. ♦ RAY REDICH TRUCKING Highway 41 North of Dillon Dillon, Monrono LocoI and Long Distance Hauling Lois Smith OWNER North of Dillon Phone 663 2101 For the Best in Concrete Needs a - V DILLON AUTOMOBILE DEALER ASSOCIATION Mrs. Ike Rite, Fred and Dale Merten ride in rhe first car in Dillon (1900) ELLIOTT FORD SALES COLLEGE MOTORS PAULS CHEVROLET We Promote Safe Driving 167 LAZY H. GUN CORRAL HorM A Derz Gunsmith Complete Gunsmirhing Service Guns bought, sold and traded Phone 6335257 23 East Donnock Diibn, Montana 59725 WISDOM MARKET Wisdom's “all around country store Sharon Bacon-owner FARM BUREAU INSURANCE DUD'S PLUMBING 1525 Highway 273 633-6426 DiHon, Monrono Pumps -Soles Repairs Gary, Dud, Frank 21 East Sebree Tom Holland - Tom Dramlerre Dox 336 DUlon-Phone 633-6122 L ife Health -A uromobileHome and Property Insurance-Estate Planning 1. Jode Siokke gives rorne of h expert bosKerbc advice to Chris Miller or tntron urols 2. No physical contact m the hate?1? Jerry McArthur and Roxy Smith eem to be bind to rh 5 rule crj they woik hood m hand donn Junior Hall m METLEN HOTEL BAR AND CAFE Historic Hotel Metier) has homed travelers for over 30 years Since 1897 Doily, Weekly, and Monthly rotes Phone 633 2335 Dillon, Montano 59725 Dorothy Alley Owner ROLANDSON EQUIPMENT BOX 1188 DILLON MONTANA PHONE 6834281 Dillon, Montano 1125 Cottonwood Drive HILTON ELECTRICAL SERVICE Residential and Commercial Wiring Richard Hilton Owner 169 1. Listening ro o commenr being brought up or on FFA meeting is President JS Turner. 2. Always having something ro smile about ore Golden Girls Rebo Trofe- ler. Susan Roberts and Denean Eddy. 3. Senior Brett Hilton is pleased with how the cheerleaders remem bered rhe ream of rhe lost home gome of rhe basket boB season Index fST1 3 3 3l A words were presented to deserving students during on ossemb y on Moy 13. Academics 40 77 Acknowledgements 156 Admmtsrronon 71 Ads 156169 ALLEN DAWN MARE 27. 39. 40. 44 69. 76. 62. 87 93. 100. tOI. 126. 131. 144 146. 149. 154. 155. 160 Allen. Todd 13. 20. 63. 117. 118. 120. 127 Alley. Deena 103. 144. 152 Allred. Dryce 111. 132 145 ALLRED. MARGARET MARE 55. 56. 57 56. 82. 126 Amundson. Leif 13. 26 ANDERSON. AMY DETH 5. 16. 17, 26. 27 30, 32, 60. 82. 63. 93. 98. 99. 131. 144. 155 155. 196 Anderson, Drendo 59, 65, 103. 144 Anderson, Go 2, 5, 9. 16. 17, 26. 27, 36. 103. 131. 135. 156 Anderson. More 20. 26. 30. Ill Anderson. Todd HI. 112. 114 ANDERSON. VNCE ALLEN 10 13, 26. 29. 30. 37, 39. 53. 66. 60. 62 89 96. 96. 127 135. 136. 137 136 141, 142 144, 166 Anderson 's Sheer Merol 165 Ankeny. Claude 71, 72, 93 Annual 42 Archer. Doug 111 Argento Citizens League, Inc 166 Armstrong, Joche 17, 26. 27, 111. 112. 131. 145 Armstrong, Jon 17. 34. 117. 145 Art 43 Art Oub 132 133 Arthur JoAnn 72, 74 Atwood. Jem Ann 111, 139, 152 Atwood, Worren 63. 117 Awards 66. 69 D Doom-chic-a-boom brought spirit to the Deo vers during home wrestling matches and basketball gomes. D Club 123. 124. 125 BACON. JAMIE MARE 27. 39. 54. 60. 82 96. 128. 131 134. 137 144. 150. 154 Baker, Robert 150. 179 Baker, Sandy 39. 103, 126. 134. 136. 146, 147. 194 Bandelet. Ken. Dr 70 Domock House 172 Barber, Undo 111 BARDER. ROBERT SCOn 36. 82 97 Barken. Ty 6. 19 39. 100. 103. 109. 144 Basketball. Boys 13. 19. 20. 21 Doslserbol, Girts 14, 15. 16, 17 BEAUCHAMP. DARRELL L YNN 2. 11. 12. 13, 37 39. 45. 57 56. 59. 61. 62. 93. 123. 127 Beover Booster Oub 164 Beaverhead Bor Supply 166 Beaverhead tngonon 169 Deoverhead Prmrmg ond Supply 164 Beaverhead Trophy 167 Beck. Ron 13, 39. 103. 127 t © r Dedwet. Ken 13. 59 Bender. Arnerre 56, 57. 117 Dennerr. Dob 34. HI. 139 DENSON. LARRY ALAN. 13. 36. 36. 39. 61. 64. 61. 82. 98. 127 Demno, Del Kay 59. 117. 135. 143 Beano's Yarns 161 Betz. Drendo 59. 117 Dig Sky Gnemo. 179 Dforru. Shown 117. 150 Dfornke, rorry 27. Ill Block, Joruse 179 Block, Coro 27, HI Okxnqutsr. Laurie 56. 59. 117. 126. 139 Bkxnqjtsr Wayne 13. 103 171 Do Ddley 's 167 Dob's Pharmacy 158 Boko, Pot 117. 150 DOKA. TIM 60. 82. 97. 132. 139 Dost wick. Jomce 117 Don Lonnie 25. 59. 117 Boyce. RD . Dr. Opromernsr 157 Boys Srore 109 Bozeman PCA 170 Brasher. Lon 77. 117. 150. 152 Brasher. Rob 60. 103. U4. 150 Dndenshne Photo 166 Dnggs Contractors 165 Briggs. Emmolee 56. 57 103. 128. 131. 146, 151. 152 196 Dnney, Paul 76 Brothers 6 S srers Shoppe 181 Brow. Barbi 103. 136 Drown. Dee 56. 59. 65. 66. 103. 144 Drown, Denae 59, HI, 145, 146 Drown. Jock 70 Drown. Mark 13. 28. 36. Ill DROWN. MIKE DEE Drown, RoeAnn DROWN. RICHARD RAY 13. 34 49. 57 56. 59. 65. 66. 60, 62 96. 99. 126. 127 129. 136. 141. 144 Brown. Shelley 57. 56. 59. 60. 103. 152 Bruns. Reso 27. HI, 132 Buckley. Debbie 17. 26. 27. 32. HI. 113. 135 BUCKLEY. MICHAEL JON 13. 19. 28. 30. 36. 52. 60. 82 125. 135. 152 Dud 's Plumbing 166 Bugay. Cndy 56, 57 V3 Du ok. Lauro 26. Ill Dun. Robby 28, 36, 111 DurweS. James 37 Dus Drivers 76 Business 44. 45 Dutch's Dockhoe Service 161 Butte Acodemey of Beauty Culture 176 Dune Boosters 156 C Competition for Golden Girls was well worth their time. Mrs. Stonisich ond the GG s walked off with 1st in their division ond 4th overall. Cockeux. Rick 8. 12. 13. 22. 25. 36. 48 72 Condy Stripers 151 CAMPBELL. MARY LYNN 27, 53. 68. 82. 95, 98 99 100. 126, 131. 137 136. 144. 196, CARAKER. DEANA LEE 62 CARPENTER. DALE A 13 28. 30. 60 82 96 96 124. 125. 151 Carpenter, Jim Carpenter, Sylvia 39. 103 Corpira, Morvel 39. 103 Carrol. Jim 76 CARROLL. RON EUGENE 22. 60. 82 125 CM 1 IR 1 IT B h: IjBl ElHL a H 3 j Carver Lyn 8. Ill, 128, 132, 152 Chamberlain, Dole 13, 62, 72 Champton Auro 178 Cheerleaders 146. 147 China Closer. The 158 Chnsrensen. Drod 111 Christensen, Drerr 13. 25, 117 Christenson, Connie 117 Chnsnansen, Don 12. 13 25. 37 111, 127 150 CHR6TIANSEN. LINDA KAY 36. 82. 98. 150 Christianson. Lee 13. 36. 53. Ill 112. 114 135. 145 Qemow. Chris 20. 111. 150 Gemow. Marls, Ranches 184 CLEVERLY. JEFFERY THOMA5 82 Cleverly. June 26. 27, 32. 117, 121 Closing 196 Cloth Shoppe 158 Coast to Coast 163 Cobre Tire 173 Coburn Real Estate 159 Coffman, Qnr 117 Cot, Steve 20. 117 College Motors 187 Conover. Nancy 68. 103. 134 138, 150 COOK. LORI ELLEN 55, 56, 57 58. 82 99 128 Coombes Home Furnthng 173 Coop Supply 174 Corr. Gmny 58. 59. 65. 66. 103, 143. 144. 148 Cory. Oore 111. 128. 145 Cory. Morgorer 32. 117 Cory, Mike 76 Core. Lezh 56. 57, 103 Corrom, Drod 34. 37 59, 117, 139 CRAWFORD. PHXLP ALLAN 83 Creston Mote! 162 CuUmon Shannon 46. 53. 138. 148. 181 CuHnon's Kentucky Fried Chicken 172 Currie Tire and Appliance Center 173 Curtis, Leiso 17, 27, 117, 135, 145 Cypher. Dove 28. 72. 140. 141 D Dillon was the site for S club conven- tion. Four members from DCHS were elected os state officers. D Club Dor and Cafe 156 Dl OK Hardware 173 Dory Queen 171 Dongo d 161 Davis Electric 161 Do vis, Frank M 157 Dovts, Melanie 26. 27. 103. 131 Deans, Rob 111 DeFrance. Gary 36, 117 145 Delaney Knsry 17, 26 27 39. 56. 57 58. 93. 103. 105 107 128. 131. 144, 148 Dennis. Kevin 111 Demy. Dove 111 Demy. Down 44. 104 Depew. Scon 13. 28. 37. 104.122. 125 Devers. Mora 17. 32. 104 DEVERS. PRESTON JAY 9, 11, 12. 13 36 37, 40 42 81. 83. 92. 94. 196 DEVLIN, KATHLEEN ANN 2. 39. 55. 56. 57 56. 59. 83. 99. 128 139 Dickey. Russ 111 Dickmson, Carol 26. 32. 72 DiHon Automotive 187 Dtlon Body Shop 159 DiHon Flying Service 181 DiHon Glass 6 Supply 176 DMon Livestock Morker Inc 159 M DiHon Portrait Studio 177 Dity 's Restaurant 173 Dtmorr The 168 Dngley. Kathy 74. 117. 128 Dodd. Deho 59. 112 Dotg, Kristi 17, 26 27 112. 115. 145. 196 Dotson, Crystal 39. 104 Dotson, Wendi 117 Donovan. Dome 72. 74. 152 Donovan. Wtbom 12. 13. 22. 24, 25. 47, 72. 125 Don s Office Mochme Company 158 Dootmq Low Office 157 Dotson. Richord 112 Dougherty, AnnabeUe 70. 77 Dougherty. John 5. 6, 13. 19. 34. 39 104 106. 109. 125. 127 132. 133. 141. 144 158 DRAKE LANA MARE 56. 57 83. 95. 98, 99. 124. 128. 1J1 144 146, 147, 154. 155. 166 167 196 Drivers Ed 91 Dunkerson, Sherry 61, 112 Durst, Drion 104 E Eleven seniors took on early gradu- ation and finished high school on Thursday, January 15. E 0 M Gift and Novelty 161 Edde, Dee 76 EDDY. DARRYL LEONARD. 12. 13. 36. 81. 83 Eddy. Demean 111. 112. 128 148. 149. 192 EDDY, JACK 76 Edgor, Wade 13, 112. 134. 150 Edwards. Andy 13. 36, 117 Edwards, Steve 112 Etfert. Robe 77 117 121. 145 150 Eldndge. Jason 13. 125. 179 Ekei's 175 Ebon Ford Soles 187 Elser, Suek) 51. 72. 135, 151 Emge. Kevin 117. 150 English John 6. 20 28. 39 48 59 104. 122 ENGLISH. MICHAEL ROOERT 4. 37 52. 83. 127 English, R J, Dr 157 Eppers. Charles 60. 104 ESTES. BRIAN LEE Evans, Deneen 56. 57. 104 Evans. Lano 27. 59. 112 EVANS. LISSA 44. 56. 57 64. 83. 128, 131 Evons. Moms 112 F Fifty-six people from the Art Club col- lected money by operating their suc- cessful haunted house. FFA 150 FHA 151 Fans. Russ 76 Form Dureou Insurance 188 Ferns, Am 104. 132. 143. 148. 149 Ferns. Mike 6. 13. 20. 39 54. 104 106. 109. 127 134 150. 158 Ferns. Tom 13. 20. 117, 134. 150 Ferry s Dor ond Cote 185 Finishing Touch 160 Frst Northwestern Bonk 161 Fak. Chns 6. 13. 37 39. 43. 53. 103. 104. 123. 126. 127 128. 132 § FISK. MICHAEL PATRICK 13. 34. 35. 36 43. 53 69. 80 83. 96. 98 127 132 Fak. Russell 64. 72. 192 Fak. Steve 13. 20. 43. 59, 117 127 Fjeserh, Yogi 20 Floral Designs 156 Ftym. Juke 17 27 118. 128. 135. 145 146. U7 Focher Seon 13. 39 104 Focher. Shannon 17. 27 32. 59. 84. 118. 119. 135. 145 FOder's Launderette 162 Fogarty, D 28. 51. 112 Footprints Shoes 167 Ford. Paulette 26, 27 118 Foreign Language 50 FORSMAN. JOHN ROOERT 13 81 83. 125 Fortune, Alone 104 134 Foster John 118 Foster. Soryo 74 FOWLER. CHRIS 83 Fred s Bakery 172 Fred's Cleaning Serv e 172 Freshmen 116 121 Frew. Jube 104, 143. 146. 196 Fnshkorn, Margaret 105 Fnshkorn, Martha 32. 33. 56. 57, 118. 143 G Gas went up, but it didn't seem to effect DCHS students. They were out on the drag every night. GRA 26. 27 Garden, The 160 Garrison. Todd 13. 25, 28. 118. 134 150 Gemngo. Randy 13. 19. 20. 42. 60. 112. 127 196 Gfberr. W G. Jr. W G HI 157 Gdchnst. Come 26. 27 59. 118. 132 Gtmon, Wayne 72. 134. 150 Girls Srorp 109 Gtrron. Lore 8. 38. 39. 105. 135. 138 Gbck. Lisa 32. 39. 53. 105. 128. 152 Gkck. Russet 25. 118. 120 Golden Gris 148 149 Golf 34, 35 Goode Shoppe. The 156 GOODY DA VC ROY 60. 92. 97 101 Goody. Don 105 GORDON. KARI KA Y 27 38. 39. 83. 98. 99 CO. 128. 131 Gosnet. Korhy 46. 55. 56, 57 58. C5. 132 144 145 Government 64 Government Doy 142 Graduation 98. 99 Gronsbery. DJ 13. 25, 118. 134. 150 Grasshopper Inn 184 GRFFtS. KURT RICHARD 12. 13. 28. 30. 52 80 83 Grogon. Don 59. 112. 114. 139 GROGAN, DARRELL LYNN 37 53. 61 69. 83. 97, 98 XX). 127 139, 154 186 Guidance 75 Gumord. Lmdo 59. 118, 128, 151. 153 Gurnard. Lisa 77. 118 128 H History was made by the girl's bas- ketball team when they took 2nd at Divisionols ond went to State. HAHNKAMP. JA Y ALAN 5. 83. 134 150 Index 1. Timmy Robison. Paulo Merry andGenell Weaver show their srrengrh and roughness or the Senior Slave Auction The auction and dinner raised $5075 for rhe senior rrp 2. Even though there ore only a few days of school, Jean Pendergost still shows a hrrle mreresr 3. Sam McCormick, a student teacher for Mr. Fish's history classes, pants our rhe causes of rhe Spanish American War Hole. Alan 76 Hole. Jeff 13. 179 Hole s Exxon 159 Hampton, Kelly 34 105 HAMPTON. KIMDERL Y MARIE 77. 83. 98. 152 Hampton. Lao 43 112. 128. 143 Hardesty. Gilbert Hornson. Joche 118, 134 Hornson. Km 118. 132 Harrison. Lee Ann 65. 66. 101. 105. 134. 144 Hornson. Vondo 112, 134, 152. 194 Horvey. Noncy 51, 112. 131. 132. 135 Howhns, Dodo 8. 53, 57. 59. 112. 132. 135. 138. 145. 152 Hoyden, Albert 150. 181 Hoyden, Lao 17 27. 118 Hoiehoker Agency 182 Hazels Style Shop 183 Health 61 Heorhy I, The 161 Hegsrod. Jamie 17. 26. 27, 32. 118, 120 Hegsrod. Jodie 7 15. 17. 26. 27. 34, 35. 57 58. 59. 112, 128. 131. 152 HeUe. John 6. 13. 28. 39. 58. 59. 105. 109. 134. 150 HeUe, Korea 27 59 118. 126. 135. 147 HELLE. TOM WILIAM 22. 23. 61. 83. 134, 150 Helming. Joy 37. 53. 105. 109 Hempstead. Lenny 76 Henderson. Ten 58. 59. 96. 105. 128. 131. 132. 144. 146 Henmngsen. Derry 48 65. 66. 72 Hckertver. Don 13. 18. 20. 112. 127 135. 141. 142. 145. 159 Higgins. DJ 12. 13. 74. 112. 124. 127 139 HIGGINS. KATHRYN 8 53 56 57 69. 86. 98. 128. 131. 152 high Country Toyota 173 Highland Log Homes 180 HJdrerh. Amber 39. 55. 56. 57 58. 105. 128. 131 143. 149 HLDRETH. GRANT JOEL 19. 56. 57 58. 80. 86 Htdrerh Henroge Homes 183 hhldrerh. Von 28 60. 105. 125 HiV. Ruth 112. 132. 145 150 HILTON, DRETT JEROLD 13. 19. 21. 39. 56. 57 58. 60. 80. 86. 96. 125 141. 190 HJron Electrical Service 189 Huron, LeAnn 8, 27. 46.56. 57 113. 128. 130. 131. 141. 142. 145. 146. 147 196 hUron. Trova 13. 20. 56. 57 58. 59. 118. 119. 145 HINTON, PAUL LOUIS 4. 7, 13. 34. 35. 49 80. 86. 94. 135. 151 196 History 64 Hobby Habit 170 HOCKLEY. ROGER 12. 13. 86 93. 96 Hoerntng, Jon 76 HOGAN, CONNIE MARY 86 151 HoUond. CoHerre 27. 40. 112. 113 128. 130. 131 141 196 Holland. Crag 5. 16 17 19. 20. 49. 72 HoUond. Kortsso 32 61 118 128. 141 HOLM. PATRICK MICHEAL 13. 86. 135 Holm. Shelly 56 57. 58 59. 105. 132 135. 144 Holm. Srocey 53, 56 57 113 28. 135 152, 154 Hair Ranee 13 163 Home Ec 51 Homecorrung 155 Honor Society 144 145 Hoops. Les 113. 139 Hopewell. Frank 113 HOPEWELL VIRGINIA ANN 39. 60. 86. 93. 95 127 131 171. 196 Houk. KeUy 27 113 HOUK. MAURICE LARUE 39, 53. 66. 95 Hovren. Andy 13. 20. 28. 30. 116. 119. 127 141 Hovren. Morgy 17 27 44 60. 103. 105 130 131. 196 Howery. Steve 13 22. 28 39 48 105. 109 150 Hubbard Ptumbmg 185 Hubbotd, Sheryl 139 Hughes. Mike 28. 37 44 127 183 Hugulet. Tam 26 27. 32. 113. 131. 132 Huler James 77 113 Hut, Frank 53, 72 HULL TIMOTHY RICHARD 13. 34. 37 39 57, 59 80, 86. 98. 99. 125. 127 144 Hull, Vmce 3. 5, 13. 39, 105. 122 125. 127 132 Hunt. Heather 118 Hunt. Leona 181 Hupe. Volene 56. 57. 119. 126. 138 Husky Service Station 162 Huxtoble Construction 183 HYDE. DARRY 86 HYDE. BRIAN JA Y 86. 92 Hyde. Gerry 67 134. 138. 150. 163 l In rhe kitchen was Rodeo Club mak- ing over 100 pizzas to help finance their annuaI Rodeo. kkHes. Andy 75. 113 kJdles. Cathy 26. 32. 56. 57 59 119. 128. 129 138 Industrial Arts 52 hrramurats 36. 37 J John Love, a two time state chomp, was named to the Montano AAU Cul- tural Exchange Wrestling Team, which will visit Japan this summer. JH Equipment Inc 169 Jock and JH Shop 156 Jackson. La Verne 70 Jackson, Twyla 105 Jacobs. Julie 56. 57 119 JAPPE. GAR JH DRUCE 6, 18 19 21. 80. 86. 96. 127. 135 James. Corby 113 James. Jun 119. 125 James, Kerrmr JENKINS DAVD TONGA 86 Jenkins. Lorry 13. 37. 63. 171 Jensen, Angela 57. 59 65. 113 139. 145 Jensen. Crysroi 26 59 119 JENSEN DEDD E LEE 40. 56. 57 86 JOHNSON. CHERYL DEE 86. 148 149 Johnson. Crag 12. 13. 28. 31. 60. 72 Johnson. Darrell 43. 72. 132 Johnson. Deanna 58. 119 134 145 Johnson. Doug 13, 119 Johnson. George RODS 157 Johnson. Saddlery 162 Johnson. Sam 112. 113 Johnson. Sheryl 8 27 113. 128 132 146 147 152 Johnson. Teresa 26. 27 84 119 John's Sandwich Shop 167 JONES KENDAL C 40 52. 54. 65. 66. 69. 78 86. 93 135 Jones. Rob 36. 105 JONES. RUSTY BLAINE 22. 24. 60 81. 86. 125 Jones Sandy 27 113 132 146 152 Jones. Shown 20 91. 113 155. 159 JONES YVONNE MARIE 87 150 JOSCUM. CAROL JEAN 51. 87 Jordon. Lourmda 59 105 152 Journalism 53 Judd. PN. Sports Store 173 Juniors KX) 109 Juergens. Pot 46. 73 136. 138. 194 lode K Key Club traveled to their conven- tion in Dozemon, where they were named the outstanding Key Club in the state. Ko m, CM 76 Komp. Derek 57, 56. 59. 113. 135. 145 Komps, Derma 105. 132. 139 Komps. Knsio 113. 152 Keenan's Jewelry 156 Keirh 's Realty 156 KELSON. JOSEPH MARK 7 28. 37. 61. 60. 64. 87. 96. 135 Kenton, Kyle 13, 119, 120 Key Club 126. 127 King. MH. Co 156 KIPP ROBERT ALAN 13. 28 36. 78. 60. 87. 93. 96. 122. 125. 135, 151, 153 Kivmen. Aldolee 119 Kivmen. Secret 113 Klondike Inn. The 167 Knock About. The 167 KOEPPUN. LAURIE JANE 27 87 Kokernok, Eric 13. 119 145 Kolor, Paulo 59, 106. 128, 146. 147 Kotski. Ken 73, 126. 127 Krause Juhe 77 153 L Locker Lovers supported DCHS foot- ball players by spending many hours decorating lockers and giving boxes for each football gome. LS Red Mix 187 Lake. Harvey 9, 37. 51. 77 113. 139 151 Lake. Robm 8. 32. 33, 39 60 106. 132 LAKE VALERIE MAE 27 39, 60 87 91 93. 97 122 124. 126. 141, 145. 146. 147. 151, 154, 155 166. 167 196 Loknar Hardware 165 Laknar, Larry 70 Lane. Eileen 34 104. 106. 132. 144 152 LANE. KIRK 7, 92 Lane. Pom Jo 26. 27. 34 119. 132. 145 Large Debbie 56 57 58 59 73 Lorry 's Automotive and Diesel Service 185 Later 's Jewelry 163 LaVeme s Fashion Center 156 Lazy H Gun Corral 188 Lentz. Amy 106 Leonhardt Ranchwear 181 Lmdusko. JC. DDS 157 Lmscorr Dona 17. 27. 32. 113 145 LINSCOTT TERESA NADINE 39 55 56. 57 58 87 132 Lon s Den 170 Lott Ausrm 13 114 159 Lon. MJton Trucking 180 La'. Stephanie 58 59, 114 145 LOVE. JOHN MICHAEL 6 12. 13, 22. 23. 24 28 39 78. 80. 84 87 94. 98. 122. 125. 127 155. 196 Lowell Heidi 27 119 128 135. 145 146 147 Lowell Loire 26 27 39 106. 131 Luce. Joy 56. 57 119 Lucky Dug Shop 168 LUMLEY. SUSAN DETH 4. 39. 85, 87 96. 135. 151. 165 LUNDOERG. MARK. JOSEPH 7 13. 36. 39. 80. 92, 125, 135. 139. 151. 156 Lundberg. Mary Ann 34. 64. 106 131 139 M Mr. Hull and the Journalism class did a great job by producing 16 DEA VERs during the year. MacDonald. Dob 73. 77 Maintenance 76 Molon, Jube 32. 119. 138. 139 Maty. Philip 114 Morchesseoulr. Dersy 44 65. 66 106. 109. 132. 133. 144 Morchesseoulr. Conroe 119. 145 Morchesseoulr Joy 63. 134 Morchesseoulr. Jules 119. 145 150. 179 Mark s Repair 180 Martin. Todd 20. 119 Morv 's OK Tire Store 164 MASON. DOUGLAS LEE 13. 36. 39. 53. 68. 80. 87 127135, 138, 139 Mot Maids 152 Moth 54 Maroon. Vdene 114 Mayfield Jeff 13 20 28 30. 119 141 May nor. Lee McARTHUR. GERALD LEE 39, 87, 188 McCLEERY DEDOE SUE 27 40 87 98, 152 McCoHum. John D. Dr 157 McCormick. Sam 192 McEldery Tom 114 McGmtey Jess 13. 20. 119 141 McGmley. M J 13. 22, 24, 39. 100. 106. 109. 125. 141. 186 McNee, Arlene 32. 114, 139 MEIER DAVC REX 43. 53. 69. 87 98. 132 Meier. Ecbe 106. 132. 133 Melrose Boosters 156 Men s Room. The 167 MERRY, PAULEEN MAY 39. 87 92. 97, 151. 192 Merry Rayleen 56. 57 59. 120. 128 134 Merlen Hotel Dor and Cafe 189 Midi Mart Food Store 171 MJbum Regon 13. 20. 43. 63. 120. 127 Mile hi Elecrnc 156 Miner Chris 4 5 15 16. 16. 27 106. 109 129. 131 144 188 MiHer Gmger 32. 120 128. 129, 138 MMer Km 27 59 93. 179 Miller Rio 114 Miller Verona 120 132 Mmi The 171 Mircheb. David 6. V. 20. 39 52 106. 109. 123. 124 144 Mirchen Drug 186 Mircheb. Gile 71. 73. 98. 121 Mircheb Ponrioc GMC Fiat Inc 158 Mircheb Tm 6. 34 39 57 58. 59 105. 106 109. 126. 127 132. 133, 138 141 Montano Motor Supply 179 Montano Muffler 6 Supply Co 156 Mooney Realty, Inc 162 Momson. Danielle 50. 114 148 Morse John 70. 98 Morse. Suson 17 27. 32. 56 57. 120 Morstem, Gregg 13 19 20. 34 60. 106 127 144 MORT ERC ROBERT 65 66. 87 93. 101 127 132 MOUNT AH ROBERT C 57 59 60. 65 87 129 136 Muky Qdl 25. 106 127 132 Muky, Gerro 42. 73. 196 Mutor Wdkyn 73 Mundoy. Drendo 27 114. 115. 128. 131, 132. 134, 135, 146. 147, 152 Murray. Kathy 53. 106. 109. 138, 143. 144. 148. 151 N Nominations for our 1961-82 student body officers were mode on Govern- ment Day, May 21. NedEvo Enterprises 179 Nelson. Earl 13. 20. 55. 57 58. 59. 119. 120 NELSON. JOHN JAY 7. 53. 90. 93 134. 136. 150 Nelson. Undo 58. 59, 120 145 Nelson. Randy 13. 19 28. 29. 30. 114, 145. 196 NELSON. ROHN RAY 7 53, 90. 93. 134 137 150 Nelson. Ron 120 NELSON. RUTH ANN 90 Newmon s Doorery 173 Nchdas. Conme 70 Mchohas. Lisa 58. 59. 65, 66. 114. 131. 145 Nek 's Dor 156 MELD, TRACY L 3. 39. 49. 55. 56. 57 58. 90. 131. 144. 148. 149, 154 Norris. Lao 106 NYE. RA YMOND JAMES 37, 55, 57 59 90. 127, 135 NYGREN. ALLEN 90 Nygren, Tracey 107. 143 148 Nyqutst Machine and Irrigor ton. Inc 168 Nyqmsr, Mart 13. 114 NYOU6T, MICHAEL ANTHONY 13. 34. 37 80. 84. 90. 97, 99, 125. 135 O Orientation was held for Freshmen on August 26. The underclassmen were the faced by the Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors on the 29th. O'CONNOR. L6A MICHELLE 27 64 84 90 135 151 Office Personnel 77 Opening 2, 3 Oram. Marti 8, 17, 73, 74. 75 108 Organizations 122155 On. Robyn 15. 17 34. 36. 45 56. 57 103 105. 107 131 Osseios 176 Ostregordt. Eric 183 Owen. Curt 36. 107 P Problems come for couples attending Prom when Dillon florists wouldn t take flower orders. The Juniors made arrangements with Butte Floral. PE 61 hdex 1. Showing rhe colors or rhe annual Rodeo Cub rodeo is Sandy Doker, Fuzz Shinkle ond Vonda Harrison. 2. Thespians show rheir appreciation to Mrs. Juergens for her years of service by gving her o dozen roses or rhe A words Assembly 3. All pooped our after a long tiring workout 6 Shareece Stephens. Page. Lon 107 Parisian Cleaners 161 Pork and Arizona Exxon 173 Porks. Ron 56. 57. 56. 107 Pomck, Tommy 26, 27. 30. 107 144 Patterson, Luondo 53, 114. 128 Pauley Den 13. 107 150 Paul's Chevrolet Inc 167 Pouben, Tom, 65. 107 132. 144 Pebbles. Dob 13. 22. 25. 40. 64. 73. 95 Peek. Ken 114. 139 Pence. Ion 27. 65. 114. 145 PENDER6AST. JEAN EUZADETH 27 65 77. 90. 192 Penney. J.C. Co 174 Pep Club 128. 129 Perry. SJ. Co 156 Peters. Kristi 30, 32. 114. 135. 145. 146 Petersen, Chris 36. 67 75. 114. 134. 150. 176 Petersen Paul 13. 20. 120. 150 Peterson. Andrea 31. 33. 61. 120. 134. 152 Peterson, Dean 120. 150 Peterson Drug 164 Peterson, Jode 107. 134 Peterson, tonne 107 109 130. 131 143. 144 146 PETERSON. MEL VIN DONALD 22. 61. 61. 90 Peterson, Robert. Carrie Co 164 PETERSSON. JENS I 6. 19. 34. 37 46. 60. 87 90. 93. 127 135, 155 Pettit, Jonet 8. 17 27. 32. 47, 117 120 Pfizer 167 Photography 60 P e David 75. 77. 107 Pike. Debby 114 132 PILON. JAMES DOUGLAS 22. 81. 90. 95. 155 PILON. MARIS ELEEN 15. 17. 27, 80. 90. 92. 131. 151 Pioneer Federal Sovmgs and Loon 166 Prrtmon. Tom 107. 136. 152 Plant Hanger. The 167 Pkjtr. Erne 13. 25. 51. 114. 127 145 PLUTT. JAMES HAROLD 6 12. 13. 22, 24. 61. 90. 122, 155 Pott. Decky 107 PO News Stand 176 Porter. Detono 6. 114 145 Powder Puff 36. 39 Prom 100, 101 Prophet. Pom 4. 17. 39. 56. 57 58. 84. J07 126. 131, 146. 147. 154 Proubt. AAicheUe 59. 120. 128, 145 Prudential Insurance Co 170 Puyear. Dove 12. 13. 28 Q Quire unordinary was spirit week or DCH5, These unordinary spirits dressed up in classy clothes, odd looking outfits, uniforms, togas ond cowboy outfits. R Remember when MJ. McGinley was sent to rhe office for lifting cars on the sidewalk and climbing up the school's walls. Rocha Shock 163 RAFFETY. MARK LOYDE 90, 134. 150 Ralph and Rose Tuxedo Rental 176 Ronkn. Rira 46. 56. 57 101. 120. 128 134. 138. U7 Ronkn. Shelly 5 39, 107 128 132, 144. 146, 147 Ronnus. Noreen 17. 27 39. 56. 57 107 131 Roth. Dob 59. 120 RAWSON. GRAYCE MARIE' 26. 27. 90. 181 Row son. Karla 26. 27. 115 151 Reardon 'j Plumbing and Hearing 173 Rebtch. Ray. Trucking 187 REDICH, WA YNE STEPHAN 13. 19. 57 56. 59. 60, 90. 96. 99. 122. 125, 127 141. 144 Rebish. Keirh 13. 25. 28. 120 Red Doug 47. 120. 150 Resource Room 74 Resser. Jome 2. 13. 34. 37 56. 57 56 59 107. 109. 132 Reynolds. Dernoderre 17, 26. 27. 115 135 REYNOLDS. VERNON 0 Rhea. Dave 13. 37 51. 107 122. 125. 153. 196 Rice, Me! 4 19 20 28 30 73. 76 Richardson. Donate 120. 128. 145. 148 RlEY LtSA RAE 39. 90 Riley Trucking 183 RIPLEY, JOHN GREGORY 19. 21. 36. 39. 53, 57. 59. 78, 60. 63. 91. 98. 99. 127 140. 141. 144 154. 196 Roberts Food Inc 177 ROOERTS. SUSAN MARIE 27 39, 56. 57 91. 96. 97. 126 146. 149, 190 ROO QN, TIMMY LOU 39. 53. 56. 57 92, 126. 151. 194 Robo Car ond Truck Wash 169 Rodeo Club 134 Rotondo Derntce 183 Rotondson Equipment 189 Romers, RD. DDS 157 Rose. Mark 28. 107 Rose's Dor 156 Ross. Charlene 27 115 128. 139. 152 ROSS. MICHAEL CALVIN 50. 91 Rorh. Dona 27 115. 139 Rowe. Jeff 107 134. 150 ROWE. JERI ANN 91. 94, 98. 196 ROYCE. DETH ANN 6. 15. 16. 17, 26. 27 30. 31. 32. 42 66 69 80 91. 94. 96. 131. 144. 156, 196 Royce. Sreve 13. 120. 150 Rudolph 's Standard Furniture 173 Ryan, Dutch 20. 120 RYAN. KELLY 6. 9. 10. 12. 13. 22. 60. 91. 93. VO. VI. 166 S Senior Sneok Day took o new twist this year. The Seniors went to La- goon, on amusement pork near Salt Lake City, UT. 5 Club 130. 131 5 Ranch 165 Scant James Epacopal Church 160 Solvonon Army Store 173 Solvo. Donnie 17, 59, 121 Sandman Cafe. Morel. Laundromat 166 Sawyer, Dob 44, 73 Sawyer. Tracy 25. 115 126. 127. 145 Scarlet Ribbon 170 Schapen, Juke 46. 61, 121, 136. 145 Schiopen, Louro 55. 56. 57, 56. 106, 136, 136 Schneider, Ellen 17. 26. 27. 31. 32. 121. 145 School Board 70 School Play 136. 137 Schuler. John 76 Schultz, Dovts ond Warren 157 Schwondr, Russ 59. 121. 132 Science 62. 63 Scofield. Lynn 115 Scott, Thomas R 157 Secretory. The 165 Sefwoy. Emerson 76 Selwoy, Mike 115 Seniors 78-99 Shaffer. Fronoe 183 Sheo. Mike 115 Shepherd, DovkJ 19. 28 30. 39. 108. 109. 122. 125. 127 Shepherd's Garoge 184 Shields, Karen 8. 56. 57. 121 Shiner Furmrure Company 173 ShHNKLE. GARY LEE 91. 134. 150. 194 ShmkJe. Scon 13. 121. 150 Siersemo. Greg 22. 43. 56. 57. 58. 108. 125 Sheer 's Cafe 180 Sh Oub 135 Skmner. An 76 Smith, Craig 75. 109 Smrh, Darrel 13. 28. 108 Smrh. Don 76 Smith. Roxy 17. 19. 27 36. 56. 57, 108. 128. 131. 144 146 147. 160. 188 Smrh. Trocy 56. 57. 115. 132 Snappy Service 173 Sneed 's Cyde and Sled Soles 166 Sophomores 110115 SORENSON. MARGARET SUE 26. 27 64. 85. 91. 135. 151 Sourhmonr Tractor Company 175 Spah Dole 75 108 Speech 65. 66 SPENCER. SUSAN JEAN 39. 91. 93 SPOON. DA VO DENNIS 92 Spoon. Randy 121 Sports 639 Sprocklen. Clark 115 Sprocklen. Don 108. 150 SPRACKLEN. KENNETH R 28, 30. 36. 92. 93. 98 Sprocklen. Lee 179 Squires. Sheik) 56, 57 59. 115 STALEY. TANA JO 55 56. 57 58. 91. 128. 132 Stamm Jewelers 162 Standard Lumber and Coal Co 163 Stomsich. Tedd 5. 8. 17. 34. 73. 92 SrorLones 156 Store Bond ond Trust Company 175 STAUDENMEYER, DEBRA JUNE 91. 134 Stoudenmeyer, Les 28. 115. 134. 150 Stephens Greenhouse ond Floral 161 STEPHENS. SHAREECE ANN 39. 60. 91. 93 139. 171. 194 Stephens. Stacy 32, 56, 57. 62. 121. 145 Stevens, Anne 121 Stewart. Bernadette 77 121 Sndhom. Darei 59. 115. 127 134 Stitchm' Time 166 Stoddard. Gi 8. 22. 23. 51. 115. 127 171 STOKKE. JADE CLIFFORD 12, 13. 28. 29. 30. 37 38. 39. 53. 80. 91. 93. 96. 98. 125. 127 129. 139. 140 141. 144. 188 Stoi. Leslie 108 Stol. Shawn 121, 134 Srolrze. F H. Land ond Lumber Co 163 Srrorron USetting 156 STROZZI. SHAWN WILIAM 4. 6. 13. 37 39. 80. 91. 96. 122. 125 Stubbs. Juhe 55. 56. 57 58, 59. 115. 131. 135. 148. 152 STUBBS. TERESA MILDRED 6. 27 38, 39. 48. 56. 57. 58 59. 68 69, 91. 98. 100. 128, 131. 170 SUhvon. Tma 56, 57, 106 Sundowner Motel 166 Sweeney Hearing Aid Soles 156 T The Best Of Times'' was the theme of the Junior Prom. At 11:00 on May 9th, Down Allen wos crowned Prom Queen. Toco John's 182 TaS Flag Corps 143 Tosh Livestock, he 185 TASH TODD 60, 91. 99. 127 Taste of Lace 178 Tarorka. Paul 20 TAYLOR. CRESTON KYLE 36, 94, 125, 139 Tenney, Jason 77. 108 Thespions 138 Thomas. Brod 20. 56. 57. 58. 114 115 Thomas. Martha 73. 74 Throckmorton Gift ond Music Shop 177 Title I 74 Town ond Country Gotery 166 Trock, Boys 28 29 30 Trock, Girls 31. 32. 33 TRAFELET RAYMOND EDWARD Trofeter. Rebo 39. 108, 131, 148. 149, 152 190 Trethewoy's Music 173 Tribune Examiner 163 TROTH. ERIC WALTER 65. 68. 93. 94. 98 99, 132. 137 144 Truck Inn 166 Truzzohno Fodd Products Co 178 Tucker. Chdy 74. 121 TUCKER. LEAH RENEE 4. 39, 94. 151 Turner. Doug 76 Turner. Jerry 76 TURNER. JOHN SCOTT 78. 94. 98. 134. 150. 190 TURNEY. VICKIE 27. 80. 94, 128. 146 147 151 TYSEL, DEBORAH LOUSE 7. 38. 39. 94. VI, 128 Tysel. Joe 6. 13, 39. 106. 108. 122, 125 166 Tyvond. Ray 73 u Using both skill ond talent Dole Wolf ond Gorth Joppe were named to basketball oil-conference team. Universal Athlete Service 156 UNRUH. MARK EUGENE 36 94 153 V Various clubs of DCHS hod o cor wash to help finance John Love's trip to Japan. Volley Motor Supply 162 VonDeren. John 13, 145 181 VANDEREN. ROBERT EARL 93. 94. 98 Veterinary Hosp tol 170 VigJonte Electre Cooperative he 174 Vo Ag 67 Vue. Choo w Weekends in Dillon were spent crui- sin' the drag and out at the Pizza Parlor. WAGNER. TRINA EVON 77. 94 98. 99 Waldorf. Eric 13. 28. 36. 50. VI 108. V9. 144 WALDORF THOMAS LANSING 50. 65, 69. 94. 97. 98. 141. 144 Waters. Len, Music Center 178 Waylerr, Donna 32. 73. 74, 75. 128, 131. 178 Weorhersron, Bob 25. 108. 153 Weorhersron, Don 25. 63. 121. 153 Weaver Donon 121. 128 Weaver. Darrel 22. 63. 121. 134. 150 WEAVER. GENELL GAYLYNN 39, 53, 56, 57, 64. 94. 192 Weaver. Gerry 8. 115. 134. 138 150 Weaver, Shen 121 Wetn s Men s Store 156 Wetbom. Cormne 76 Western 5rh Wheel Corners 170 WETZSTEON ANGELA GAJL 77. 94 Werzsteon, Gordon 77, 115 Werzsreon, Herald 70 Whalen's Tire Stores 160 Wheekly. Gennene 108 WHITE, STEVE 60. 78, 94. 139. 174 Whitehead 's Cuttery Shop 173 Whitworth. Kevin 13. 24. 25, 28, 39. 108 Wieber, Kent 9. 34. 36. 115 Weber. Troy 20. 34. 119 121 Wigen Jennifer 121. 134 Wilke Brothers Sowmdl, he 136 WJkerson, John 4. 71, 73 WJhoms Comoro Shop 178 WILIAMS. CARL JOSEPH 53. 95. 127 135. 139 WJhoms Feed he 170 WJhoms. Heidi 17. 30. 32. 57 59, 115, 128 135, 145 147 WILSON, JAMES DEAN 34. 35. 50. 80. 95. 127 135 WJson. Tom 13. 20. 34. 121. 127 Wmden. Colleen 6. 15. 16. 17. 34. 64. 92. VO. V5 108. 131. 144 Wmden. Jennifer 17. 26. 30. 32. 121 Winters. Chloe 50. 108. 152 Wisdom Boosters 156 Wisdom Marker 188 WITHERS, T SCOTT 95 132. 144 Wolf Bob 73. 144. 145 WOLF. DALE LEE 7. 18. 19, 81 92 94 95 98, 123. 135. 141, 144. 196 Worthington. Carlo 39. 58. 59. 96. 106. 128. 146. 147 WOR JUNG TON. JANICE MARE 39. 40. 95 Wresrkyg 2225 Wnghr Wendy 2. 55. 56. 57 58. 65, 66. 68. V8 109. 144 151 X X-mas assembly turn out to be a real treat with several students showing their talent ond dedication to our school. Y Yearbooks for 1961 were handed our ot on Annual signing party in August. z Zoo Day was picture doy ot DCHS ond everyone's cooperation was ap- preciated by the Annual staff. ZETLER. KIMBERLY DAWN 69. 93. 95. 98. 128. 132 138. 154 Zmk. Dole 73. 74 98 Index BIMECTOM8 PMOBUCEMS Mary Campbell Classes Edtror Tracey Nygren Classes Sraff LeAnn Hilton Classes Sraff Ginny Hopewell Photography Editor John Love Photography Editor Valerie Lake Photography Staff As rhe years would pass and the memories of whar we rhoughr we could never forger would fade, rhe sraff hoped rhor rhis produc non of rhe Deovertale would be rhe corolysr to revive rhe fun, excitement, disappoint menrs, joys ond pains of 196081 Since rhe beginning of September 1980, when work on rhe book starred, rhe single motivation rhor kept rhe project olive in rhe mind of rhe staff was rhe rhoughr rhor ir would serve this func rion. When all deadlines hod been submitted, we were certain rhor this bools would be a long remembered successi! THE TNB Lana Drake Academics Editor Julie Friesz Academics Sraff Randy Nelson Academics Sraff Dale Wolf Sports Editor Paul Hinton Sports Staff Dove Rhea Sports Staff Jeri Rowe Business Editor Margy Hovren Business Staff Randy Gerringa Business Staff P.J. Devers Organizations Editor Collette Holland Organizations Staff Kristi Doig Organizations Sraff Gerto Mulor Deth Royce Emma ee Driggs Amy Anderson Adviser Editor in Chief Index Editor Copy Editor