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

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Bret Hildreth Exercising A Brighter Future Charles Hamby Brian Harrison Archie Hayden Jennie Hegstad Suzanne Hicks Linda holds a momento from her summer ex- perience at an Interna- tional Tournament. Modern Marco Polo, Nels Nelson, stands proud on the Great Wall of China. Studying for exams rather than playing on the beach took a good part ofCina- mon Romerfs summer. This year three outstanding students excelled away from home. These students are Nels Nelson, Lin- da Nelson, and Cinamon Romers. They went to such places as Peking, China; Phoenix, Arizona; and Santa Barbara, California. Nels went on a seven- teen day trip to China. He went to several cities including Peking, Begin, Beging, and Xian. Fifteen wrestlers and two coaches from Montana traveled in this group. Among other new wrestling tech- niques, Nels learned how to eat with chopsticks. Linda Nelson was one of ten Montana High School basketball players chosen to attend the 1986 Girls Prep International Tournament held at the Universtiy of Phoenix in Arizona. Linda returned with the consolation Championship trophy for her team’s effort. Disco was also one of the many things she learned during her stay in Arizona. Cinamon Romers was accepted to the University of California Santa Barbara’s summer session. She attended this six week long summer school for Ju- niors into which only four hundred were accepted. Learning how to surf kept her busy outside of the “College on the Beach”. Vital Signs 7 ir

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Scott Andersen Julie Ankeny Joseph Bjorni Mike Block Jeff Buckley Todd Butikofer Michael Champine Matt Christiansen Camy Cleverly John Conklin Lee Contway Kipp Cosgriffe Jackie Delaney Kim Dvorak Travis Eva Lyle Evans Jodene Everitt George Frishkorn Michele Garrett Todd Gillett Leslie Gransbery Spencer Gray Kimberly Hager Doug Hale Scott Hale V 6 Seniors

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Hot As soon as the last class was over, it became obvious that a long awaited summer had be- gun. In response to the siz- zling heat students jumped into their shorts and swim- suits to head for the ever pop- ular hang outs. Many stu- dents went to the dam for some water skiing, and boogie board fans headed for the riv- er to catch some waves. Still others spent their time catch- ing up on lost sleep. Sun bathing was a major ac- tivity for the girls, and the talk of the town was who had the best tan. Often people would be seen on a roof top or in a backyard with suntan oil spread all over their bodies. Summer night life is a lot of fun with out door parties, bar- b-ques, and lots of good com- pany. All in all it was a lot of fun, through Labor Day and right up until school started. “Give me one, loaded, please!”, says Jennie Hegstad as her unbearable hun- ger pains over- come her. Practicing her body building at the dam, Tiffany Nar- anche demonstrates a bicep curl. 8 Summer Activities