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

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ENTER TAINMENT Although students sometimes complained of how there was nothing to do in Dillon, many of us found much entertain- ment in rock and roll, movie stars and sports on the tube. Our radios were tuned to the returning Monkees, Bon Jovi, Van Halen with Sammy Ha- gar, Madonna, Billy Idol, and the best new band of the year, Cinderella. A popular person- ality on T.V. was Max Hea- droom. On the Silver Screen, stu- dents watched an all-time fa- vorite, Tom Cruise on the block buster, Top Gun. Oth- er popular films were Ferris Buehler’s Day Off and American Anthem. Favorite athletes were Jim McMahon, quarterback for the Chicago Bears, Brian Bos- worth “The Boz,” linebacker for the University of Oklaho- ma, and Micheal Jordan, guard for the Chicago Bulls and key promoter of Nike Air Jordan basketball shoes. Entertainment, Below: Reading up on his favorite quarterback, Jim McMahon, is one avid sports fan. Billy Idol's Whiplash Smile was jammed out to by many students. The teen heartthrob, Tom Cruise, made a killing with Top Gun.

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Jim Allen Brandi Boka Jason Carroll Carol Crawford Sue Brandy Brian Ankeny Ascheman Barker Kelly Paul Faye Bott Brienza Brown Lisa Cale Kimberly Carroll Christiansen Cleverly Connie Deanne Daniel Crawford Cricks Cullinan Kamila Benson James Brown Chandra Coad Joey Dave 8 Philip Bjorni Jason Burk Brent Conklin Randy Depew One of several sophomores who likes to keep busy, Dezi Hegsted works at volleyball practice as hard as she works at basketball and rodeo.

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Today’s fads and fashions of- fer many different ways for people to express themselves. Our school was no exception. Walking down the halls one saw many different trends; big, bright patterns, paisley suspenders, boots, tracked hair, metallics, banana clips, and ripped Levis seemed to be some fun new things. But still at the top of the fashion list was everyone’s favorite, never-out-of-style Levi’s 501 jeans! FADS FASHION Left: Contemplating whether to add some bleach to his tracks is Eric Wolf. Below: Outra- geous hair and ripped-up clothes seem to be Matt Christiansen and Cinamon Romers9 style. Spirit Week was a time when everyone’s normal fashion rules were put aside for awhile; students came to school decked out in punk rock threads or nerds wearing high water plaids and taped glasses. But whether students wore high fashion duds or just the “anything goes” attitude, they made their own personal statements and put across uniqueness that everyone liked to see. As a lead-fashion contemporary, Jeremy Gar- rett said, “I think clothing ex- presses a person’s personal- ity.” Right: Looking like they are coming straight out of Vogue magazine, Heidi Staudenmeyer and Blaine Martin model hot styles of leather and suspenders. Below: Swatch Mania! Above: Not only getting attention for his clothes, Jeremy Garrett also gets some for his acrobatic abilities. Vital Signs 29 V