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

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Quality Key Club and S Club kept themselves busy this year with a variety of different activities. Among other things they sold Christ- mas trees, a fund-raiser which brought in close to $ 1000.00. The money was divided equally be- tween both clubs. Shonda Nelson turned over the Key Club Sweetheart crown to Kathey Rebish this year and T.J. Pender- gast was elected 'King of Hearts' at the annual Sweetheatl Dance held at the Elks Club. Through- out the year the clubs had parties together-includ- ing a Halloween party which consisted of a scary movie and a trip to the Haunted house plus a Christmas party complete with presents and Santa Claus. Both clubs went all out to make it a good year for B.C.H.S. and them- selves. Below-. Freshmen Rochelle Pebbles and Shawna Romers look forward to ‘chewin' down' at the annual Key Club barbeque. while Jeni Hicketh- ier, Stephanie Gerringa and Paul Brunkhorst wait their turn. S-Club Front row: K. Rebish-Treasurer, P. Brienza-President. T. Tash Secretary, J. Barker-Vice President. 2nd row; M. McGinley, J. Delaney. J. Marchesseault, K. Plutt, K. Wilke. M. Dickey. K. Rebish, T. Wagner. S. Solway, A. Anderson, C. Brienza. 3rd row; ). Hegstad, B. Pozega, T. Kokernak, S. Nelson. C. Romers, B. Cottom, B. Selway, D. Bott, H. Wilke. M. Maki. 4th row . Mrs. Stewart- Advisor, J. Jones, C. Andersen. R. Hulet. ). Ankeny. C. Kolar, A. Schacher, D. Quinn, S. Gray, K. Wilker- son, C Key Club S S-Club

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Below. B Club members K. Cosgriffe. T. Vezina. D. Allard, R. Nelson. T.J. Pendergast, K. Worl. B. Martin. B. Zink. L. Miller. S. Hyde. M. Hickethier. C. Mussard, M. Chrislansen, 2nd rowj C. Pozega. R. Schwandt. L Gransbery, T. Garrison. C. Maki. J. Gemmill. S. Bott, S. Andersen. R. Weaver, ius$ard. J. Conklin, J. VanHouten. P. Petersen, R. McArthur, A.J. Bertii Above: Greg Johns thinks this plate of flour is a bottomless pit as he tries to find the penny without using his hands. Competitor Donating time and money, B Club stayed busy throughout the year. Painting the B, working conces- sions and helping with the Snowball Dance were some of the club's pro- jects. Their annual banquet proved to be fun and games for the new initi- ates who received swats from their dates. They also donated two hun- dred dollars for Nels Nelson's trip to China. Starting off the year with a pizza party initiation. Art Club helped with projects such as the Haunted House, working concessions and a skit in the Christ- mas assembly. They also held a Halloween dance and painted Christmas decora- tions on the win- dows at Valley Motor. Going Beyond the Ordinary 27

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fl — Key Club Front row: P. Petersen. B. Cannady, K. Jones, D. Hoggatt. 2nd row; J. Harvey. P. Brienza. G. Salmonsen. E. Wolf. 3rd row; T. Mason. D. Allard. S. Jonasen. K. Donovan. 4th row; T. Madsen. D. Hull-President. R. Lemelin. R. Miller. 5th row; B. Carroll. R. Schwandt-Secretary. B. Mussard- First Vice President. Shonda Nelson- Key Club Sweetheart. 6th row; J. Wagenknecht, R. McArthur, Mr. Kolski- Advisor. C. Mussard- 2nd Vice President. 7. Vezina- Historian. 7th row; T. Butikofer. M. Hatfield. C. Pozega, L, Miller. 8th row; K. Wilkerson. M. Hickethier- Treasurer, L Hilton. S. Armstrong. Below: At the state Key Club con- vention in Missoula, President Dave Hull is interviewed by the MTN News team. Going Beyond the Ordinary