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

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They ore not embarrassed to show spirit anymore. They are proud of the Beavers!''... Shauna Prophet Chants; cheers, and chipper yells swelled in throats and finally escaped! Regaining its canstructiveness and sincerity Deover spirit, which had been either lifeless and dull or had a negative attitude, exploded in assem- blies and gymnasiums. Step by step fans rebuilt the meaning of goad sportsmanship through intense, positive baching of classmates. Slumps never dampened the confidence and pride of supporters. It only mode them more determined, which was evident in pep assemblies. Creative minds worked overtime. One of the successful spirit promoters was the Lip Syncing contest. We Got the Reavers 'performed by the pep band had now replaced the traditional We Got the Beat! Punring inro o year of change ond chal- lenge, Tater Pittman concentrates for a sol- id hit that sends us soiling. Reindeer, sleigh, ond singing chipmunks en- hanced the mood of the Christmas assem- bly. Thespians Brenda Cottom, Russ Drown, Kim Denson, Carrie Kolar, Lara Johns and Karen Schiopen re-create San- ta's mid-night ride. Opening 1