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

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In Touch Outside Despite a severe lack of snow, dedicated sportsmen and women searched for a place to participate in their three fa- vorite sports; skiing, snowmo- biling, and sledding. Snowmobilers found the best snow at Elkhorn, participat- ing in such activities as poker runs, taking a trip to Crystal Park, or just cruising around. Sledding was done in many forms. Some of the more hearty people found a steep slope, fit as many friends as they could onto an innertube, and took off down the hill. Other substituted by drag- ging a sled behind a car. Many new pairs of skis were bought and many hours spent while students searched for the ultimate slope. The first place to look was at Maverick Mountain, just a forty-five minute drive from town. Once they got there, they found that the skiing left something to be desired. It was, in fact, these rocky conditions that sent many skiers to other areas such as Lost Trail, an- other half-hour away. Some went even farther to Bridger Bowl near Bozeman, or Dis- covery Basin near Butte. No matter where you went, or what you did, all that mat- tered was that you had fun.

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Steve English Lucretia Guinard Paula Heiple Cynde Gary Scott Ferris Ferris Ford Mike Jan Sonya Halverson Harrison Hatfield Julie Wendel Cassie Howard Hulet Johnson Lori John Scott Gee Genta Glick Tammy Shawn Valory Hawk Hawkes Heggelund Cindy Jason Shane Johnson Johnson Johnson Junior Class Officers: Kevin Donovan, President; Sharon Johnson, Vice President, Debbie Bott, Treasurer; Marilyn Maki, Secretary.

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■ - 1 + Maverick Mountain In- structor Brian Harri- son demonstrates re- verse psychology by putting his skis on back- wards. Playing the part of an ex- Showing his form Willy perienced fisherman, Mitchell flies through the Margie McGinley checks clear Maverick air with her line for a bite while re- the greatest of ease, laxing at Cornell Park. 21 V