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

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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

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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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sow FFA and FHA were two very beneficial clubs important to our school and communi- ty. The members were always busy doing something productive. Whether it was FHA preparing delicious luncheons selling Christmas wreaths and cookie grams or FFA doing a lot for agricul ture. livestock, farm management or selling spices. Both groups worked very hard to raise money for their state conventions, but it wasn’t all work, they had a lot of fun along with learning leader- ship skills and how to work with people. Below; 1st Row See W Mitchell, Ires. D Johnson, Pres. T. Pendergast. I si V.P. L. Gransbery. Sgt. Arms T. Eva Rep. C. Maki. Sec B Schellack. 2nd V.P T, Heggelund. 2nd Row; Adv. B Holt, M. Block, S. Hale. D Hale. S. Gray. H. Humbert. B. Ascheman, P. Eifert. T. McKenzie, J. Mitchell. A. Schiopen, C. Johnson. 3rd Row; K. Bolt. M Jessen, T. Garrison. B. Stanger. C. Peterson. P. Rebieh. J. Bjorn», N. Worrell. K. Holland. P. Bjorni, S. Ramps. R. McOuiston. G. Schisler, S. Graham. His T. Gillett Above: Trying to show his authority is the FFA President, Tom John Pen- dergast. FHA S FFA