Broadview High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Broadview, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1970 volume:

ll il! This volume has been compiled to preserve the memories of the 1969-1970 school year at Broadview High School for you. It includes pictures and informa- tion about most of the school-sponsored activities undertaken this year. For those events not covered in this selection, blank pages have been provided so that you can also make note of and remember some other special events. me ffwtaa, Elma Qfwyaaat The 1970 yearbook is hereby ded- icated to Jack Thoreson, who hashelped produce it. 'Am jk- Sy 's ...x -,A Jr lf' ..--a,,. v X X wx! AK .,,f SxX 'Mag' , innlbcnugggu. ... ...,..,..,.a-'A ---N ,f rv-',, ,,,f 'x,k if QFJN lM5MIlNISTRATI5E KY S X. N ,sr i SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE Education hasn't really changed- just our meth- ods of acquiring. An education is the ability to think clearly and then act upon that decision, even though that decision may deviate from what is safe and acceptable at that moment. I also believe that we cannot educate yourhead and let your spirit run freeg nor can we stuff your head with language and facts to leave your manners and morals run astray, causing indecision. Always remember if you are undecided, you cannot act- and action is the basis of all success stories. SCHOOL BOARD The members of the school board meet to talk about the school, its problems and their solutions, its faculty and its purpose. Carl Heiken, Lawrence Erickson, Lloyd Ivie, Clint McFarland, and Ellen Bogden qclerkj meet once a month on Monday nights and sometimes call special meetings. 4 X c 4,,,1...f- FACU LTY Mr. Thoreson Miss Moody Mathematics English I 85 IV Business Mr. Strosky Mr. Gift Physical Science French I, U, gl UI Biology Guidance Counselor Chemistry American Government Science '7 85 8 Coach Mr. Robertus Mr. Swanson Band English II 85 III Speech Physical Education Coach Mr. Melnrk MI. Tyler U. S. History Mechanical Drawing Shop I 85 II 7th 8: 8th History Library SCHOOL HELPERS Ruth Badgett and Lee Banks prepare our dinner. Charlene Baird and Connie Drevs help in the kitchen. Charley Gragert, our new janitor, tries to keep the school clean. Sandy Brown, Dan Burroughs, Mrs. Wegner and Mrs. Brew- ington drive the buses to and from school every day. Charlene Baird is the school secretary. L. to r.: Kathy Mosdal- Lab and Band, Bill Hickson-Shop, Rod Skurdal-Band, and Cindy Schraudner-Lab Guidance Assistants: ql. to r.h Signe Garsjo, Connie Drevs, Rhonda Banks, and Sylvia Frey. ASSISTANTS Office Assistants: Back Row fl. to r.D Margaret Stiles, Janet Beeman. Front Row 11. to r.j Ann Heiken, Mary Reintsma, Connie Drevs and Cindy Schraudner. STUDENT TEACHERS Library Assistants: Back Row fl. to r.J Vic Stephenson, Paul Badgett, Jerry Badgett. Middle Row fl. to r.j Marga ret Stiles, Midji Stephenson Front Row Cl. to r.j Patsy Seitz, Valda Fortney. Teacher Assistants: fclock- wise from upper right hand cornerj Bob Beeman fMrs. Ty- lerj Colleen Frey fMr. Swan- sony Kathy Mosda1fMr. Rob ertusj Ann Morton Q Mr. Giftj Mike Farnes Q Mrs. Gordonj Robert Tomten taught Government Mrs. Elaine Hill taught PE, Mrs. Donna Witham taught class, World Affairs class, 8th Typing and Office Practice, English 8, 9, 11, and World grade history. Affairs. S ,gf 1, A fl 'f llltl llhlil +1 N -. x'- W ,n Q b5sv,0 0' 1 I-5.+':' 'fu- 5 0 J .SO co'::'t . . n ll: 9 ' 5 'J 9 0 0,0 ','o'9f 'f'lWr Q.Q.l',j, ' ,1 Q'Q'. Q O 'A b,0.t ' 'iff . 7' if-77 n'.'lo,'. , 5 9 Q O 14 04069 i 9QZ. 259 1-.S 5, v 'Q' , CLASSES lf v Katherine C. Frey Barbara J. Baird Barbie Colleen Williamj. Hickson Bill Class Flower - White Carnation Paul R. Badgett, Ir. Class Color - Turquoise and White pam Class Motto - Act as though you'l1 live foreverg and live as though you '11 die tomorrow. Mary L. Reintsma vvMaryvv Cindy L. Schraudner IIC indyll Ann L. Morton Ann Connie J . Drevs Connie n Victor F. Stephenson, Jr Victor President - Midji Stephenson Vice-President - Bill Hickson Daniel W. House Sec. -Treasurer - Mary Reintsrna Dall Margaret G. Stephenson n Katherine L. Mosd al ll ll 5 - K JUNIORS ... Nt k 8 V, , .L ii, M g ' f ,,Ag 7? M i Nw :Q ffh, ' , fl --,I fffjrf H+' ,. - ,, R , 5 v-' Q ' H -,. V ' Y 5. I S. Ameson J. Badgett N. Brown D. Downs 1 Vice Presidentj A. Heiken L. Hickson fPresidentj fSec. Treas.J f f' : ' ' B lsll B f B ' Q, X J. Moody D. Mosdal R. Banks J. Beeman r . n B ,.. V .M f as M. Farnes S. Garsjo B f 1 ' h D 5 - ' .nno ' - , s I , R. Hunt B. Leigh R. Skurdal A,-ri' M. Stiles Class Motto: Tomorrow lies untouched, We have only to reach for it. B. Beeman 5 orer i N. - L B . vt r xxx' ' 1 1 W. J., V I , AA :D 1 J. Hanser K. Leigh Class Color: Dark blue and light green. Class Flower: Yellow Roses SOPHONIORES ..L., f K: Si . - . . f 'K' . 'f'., . ff B . X 'X . g i r l : N ' B. Adams B. Banks D. Bermes D, Bogden J. Bornes qTreas.D -. . q5 ,,. f WV, iifpiff X .ssjgil Q . A gig.. H K. Burroughs S. Cellmer S. Frey V. Fortney C. Garsjo f 'iig iT55r 'f - -. X- A . ,A 'AA' ' , El? Q M. Hanser J. Heiken L. Ivie D. Jones T. McFarland !Presidentj ,,,, ...,,, , ., Q . D EQ f A Class Flower: Gardenia f Class Colors: Mint Green and White R X mrr ... Class Motto: Tomorrow comes to those at who re are for it. A .. P P V 'N xfd X35 P. Stiles D. Swartz QVPQ QSec.J R D. Erickson qsec. Treas.J P. Seitz qvice Presidentj FRESHNIEN :E2 'i:f11f,,,-e T. Hanser D. McCarthy D, Morton G. Schraudner fPresidentj D. Swartz FRESHIVIAN INITIATION Freshman Initiation was especially entertaining this year. The poor Freshmen, all seven of them, had to endure horrendous tortures of all types. They also had to paint the B - after someone was kind enough to scatter the rocks around for them. At the afternoon assembly, the Freshmen performed great feats of skill and daring for which they were justly rewarded. --1 ' QRGANIZATIQNSI PEP BAND 5 . 9 J Front Row: Mr. Robertus, Director, Becky Adams, Roy Heiken, Deni Israel, Margaret Neff, Lavonne Ivie, Kathy Mosdal. Second Row: Dave Mosdal, Andrew Mosdal, Patsy Seitz, Karen Burroughs, Lynnette Ivie. Third Row: Jim Seitz, Mark Conover, Judy Heiken, Lugene Ivie, Don Schraudner. Standing: Mary Reintsma, Randy Swartz, Ann Heiken, Karen Johnson, Mike Farnes, James J anshen. CONCERT BAND 91 5 i fi . 5'- . . 'iii x ns A -. , A ish K9 Front Row: Denise Bogden, Becky Adams, Roy Heiken, Deni Israel, Margaret Neff, Lavonne Ivie, Kathy Mosdal. Second Row: Mr. Robertus, Director, Karen Burroughs, Patsy Seitz, Andrew Mosdal, Lynnette Ivie, Dan Swartz. Third Row: Jim Seitz, Mark Conover, Dean Erickson, Barbie Baird, Judy Heiken, Lugene Ivie, Don Schraudner Standing: Dave Mosdal, Mary Reintsma, Randy Swartz, Ann Heiken, Karen Johnson, Mike Farnes, James Janshen. ANNUAL STAFF Front Row: Jim Moody, Mr. Thoreson, Advisor, Kathy Mosdal, Editor, Dave Mosdal, Ass't. Editor. Second Row: Pete Stiles, Connie Drevs, Mary Reintsma, Midji Stephen- son, Patsy Seitz, Valda Fortney. Back Row: Dave Morton, Barbie Baird, Cindy Schraudner, Colleen Frey, Ann Morton. PAPER STAFF Front Row: Valda Fortney, Debbie Jones, Miss Moody, Advisor, Pete Stiles, Barbie Baird. Second Row: Bev Leigh, ChrystalGa1sjo, Karen Burroughs, Colleen Frey, Cindy Schraudner, Midji Stephenson. Back Row: Linda Hickson, Lynnette Ivie, Denise Bogden, Becky Adams, Kathy Leigh, Signe Garsjo. This picture shows Barbie Baird, 1970 presi- dent of the Lloyd DeWitt Chapter of the National Honor Society, presiding over the induction ceremonies held May 14. This year's induction ceremony was more infor- mal rhan those in years previous. In hopes of making Honor Society seem more human and real, and a more integral part of the school, the traditional roses, white table- cloth, reception of tea and cookies and long speeches were replaced by short, ver- nacular speeches and a revised swearing-in procedure. The three provisional members of 1970 became the regular members of the 1971 chapter. Pictured are Dave Mosdal, Margaret Stiles and Ann Heiken. NHS The Lloyd DeWitt Chapter was sponsored by Dave Gift this year. The three admin- istrative offices were held by the only three who were eligible: President: Barbie Baird Vice-President: Midji Stephenson Secretary-Treasurer: Kathy Mosdal These three girls' status as regular mem- bers made them eligible to hold office. The provisional members are denied this privilege until they become regular mem- bers. The NHS performed acts of service: serving at the Annual GTA supper and es- tablishing College Week fa week during which the student body was supplied with various material regarding colleges, trade schools, etc. and information about admis- sion, scholarships and expenses.j Their activities included a trip to see Anne of a Thousand Days. Becky Adams, Valda Fortney and Denise Bogden Q in absentiaj were installed as pro- visional members, eligible for regular mem- bership next year. STUDENT COUNCIL 1970 Officers, 1. to r.g Mike Farnes, Secretaryg Barbie Baird, Presidentg Colleen Frey, Vice-Presidentg Rhonda Banks, Treasurer Student Council Representatives 85 Alternates, 1. to r.: Dave Morton, Freshmen Alternateg Dave Mosdal, Junior Representativeg Mike Hanser, Sophomore Delegateg Dan Swartz, Freshman Delegateg Boyd Banks, Sophomore Alternate, Cindy Schraudner, Senior Repre- sentative. Not Pictured: Ann Morton, Senior Alternateg Margaret Stiles, Junior Alternate Officers traveled to the District Convention in Big Timber. The entire Student Council attended the State MASC Convention at Sr. Hi in Billings. The Council acted as an advisory board to the government of the school. LETTERNIEN'S CLUB First Row: Rod Skurdal, Paul Badgett, Don Swartz, Pete Stiles, Jerry Badgett, Coach Swanson. Second Row: Steve Cellrner, Dan Swartz, Dean Erickson, Dennis McCarthy, Dave Morton, Jim Moody. Back Row: Dan Downs, Joe Heiken, Mike Hanser, Don Bermes Ted McFarland, Steve Arneson, Gary Schraudner, Tom Hanser. PEP CLUB First Row: Barbie Baird, Colleen Frey, Margaret Stiles, Becky Adams, Lynnette Ivie, Syl- via Frey, Denise Bogden. Middle Row: Karen Burroughs, Connie Drevs, Cindy Schraudner Midji Stephenson, Patsy Seitz, Debbie Jones. Back Row: Rhonda Banks, Janet Beeman, Ann Heiken, Ann Morton, Valda Fortney, Miss Moody, Advisor. 1 Z ff fy X , . . 5.9 . . ACTIVITIES A DAY AT Where the action is Junior Scientist at work Rhonda, Janet and their Scrap Book Margaret studying?? Fun Period 1970 Roadrunner BROADVIEW HIGH Future Olympic Star A lively Assembly Would you believe a conference? Cindy learning to be domestic in Home Ec. ' Ray, the shop handy man Going Home! ! ! JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET v ls. PROM f . 3 v K s . I , , ,Ai 1 .-11 .A -v L.: .1 . N VIL QE 1 i, 5 5 .42 1. L J F V . , U' N H VV mfr V 3 vi .,:, ,mt fri'-.AE fl- . b -, we ' ' X K X if QSM Q x in Q , ,..i N X f t f 4 N 2 Schra Ciggm PROM ROYALTY Hlckson Nh. 5 Q i C Sb UG 9516: EWSKBXY 55255 IGQQMC5? ww' .I I W ODJUCJ ZO--DPC CLASS PROPHECY We're looking ahead ten years from tonight, using the traditional crystal ball, proven for its accuracy. As it comes into focus, we see our first subject: We behold our old friend, Bill Hickson, in a sad scene. He has passed away after a full life. He was married, divorced and well endowed with great sums of money-not necessarily in that order. Next, we see Connie Drevs, winging her way around the world as a top-notch airline hostess. She has really advanced rapidly in her field, netting her all sorts of fringe benefits. . . On we go. we see Barbie Baird in gay Paris on a sojoum to the world-famous fashion salons. She has been instructing young designers for two months, but now she 's on her way home, to husband and family Q2 kidsj. We see Dan House as he works in his bachelor apartment, designing new engines for all manner of machines. We know, he'll probably never get married! Then, there's Cindy-she 's an H.S. History teacher now fthat's funny-she sure used to hate history!J She's gotten married in the meantime and has four kids, too! Mid ji Stephenson now teaches abroad. Besides being an English teacher, she is also the school librarian. She lives in France with her rich, French, hubby. Now, Mary has become a top-flight secretary in our nation's capitol. She has succeeded in attain- ing the highest position available to our nation's secretaries. She is the personal secretary to the 9 Speaking of government, Paul Badgett is now married and living in Russia, making his living as a secret agent specializing in high-class sabotage. Colleen Frey is now a working wife and mother of two. She works at a local social center helping young people with special problems. Ann Morton is now living in the forest with her forester. You see, she gave up her career as an airline hostess for the man she loves. Victor Stephenson now owns a large ranch, producing high-quality Herefords and quarter-horses. As the most eligible bachelor in the area, he finds it necessary to have around-the-clock body- guards and high fences. Kathy Mosdal now lives with her husband and two adopted children in a restored Victorian mansion. She uses her teaching experience to help her children and to substitute for teachers in the local jr. hi. Now, it seems that ten years is forever, but it will go quicklyg then, we can look back and see how well we guessed our futures. THE CLASS OF '70 I5 This year's delegate to Girls' State is Janet Beeman. Margaret Stiles is the alternate. Janet will go to the MSU campus in late June for a week of studying gov- ernment in action. The 1970 delegate to Boys' State at Dillon QWMC tical to Girls' State. AWARD WINNERS Each year, the American Legion awards one senior the special honor of being the best citizen. This year's well-deserving recipient is Mid ji Stephenson. 28 The Annual award for the Most outstanding Math Student was earned by Jerry Badgett by his score on a test sponsored by the Mathematical Association of America, Society of Actuaries, Mu Alpha Theta and the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. campusj is Jerry Badgett. The alternate is Dave Mos- dal. Jerry will participate in a program nearly iden- Q N This spring, the senior girls took the Betty Crocker By her high rank in the NMSQT, Kathy Mosdal earned Homemaker of the Year test. Kathy Mosdal placed this Letter of Commendation from the National highest on this test and here, she is awarded the Merit Scholarship people. charm for her achievement. AWARD WINNERS The PTA presents an annual schol- arship to a worthy and needy stu dent. This year's awardee is Cindy Schraudner. Each year, the French dept. presents awards for the Most Outstanding stu- dent in each of the three classes: Midji Stephenson, Hlg Kathy Mosdal, Hg Denise Bogden, I. 29 For the second year in a row, Jim Moody walked away with the Ping-Pong trophy. He paddled his way through the ranks of the tournament bracket to Her efforts, desire and accom- plishments in Chemisty have earned Midji Stephenson the title become the 1970 Broadview H. S. Ping Pong Cham- Most Outstanding Chemistry Stu- pion. dent of BHS. AWARD WINNERS This year Don Swartz earned a new special award for his free throws. He was ranked highest when the records were submitted to a special formula derived by Coaches Strosky and Swanson. Don received a special individual trophy. R ww . .J k.., A at 1 . . During one of our pep assemblies, a contest was held to determine who was the best BOY cheerleader Of the 16 boys Q4 from each classy who competed, Nick Brown was rated the best. The drama department awarded Mike Farnes the Best Actor award. He earned a medallion for his part as Pa in It's Cold in Them Thar Hills. Each year, the band members elect one of themselves to be the Most Outstanding Musician. This year, Kathy Mosdal's name will be inscribed on the plaque which remains in the school. AWARD WINNERS The Best Actress Award went to Barbie Baird for her performance in Never Trust a Man in the part of Aunt Hattie g she also received a medallion. Here we see the mightily pleased delegates to Music Camp at MSU. Denise Bogden and Karen Burroughs are delegates. Lynette lvie and Patsy Seitz are altemates. GRADE SCHOOL TRACK Front Row, 1. to r.: Charlie Wagner, Don Schraudner, Randy Swartz Back Row, 1. to r.: Gust Skurdal, Mark Conover, Ron Badgett, Roy Heiken, Coach Paul Strosky Not Pictured: Andrew Mosdal, Jim Seitz, Jim Stephenson, Elton Fortney, James Ianshen GRADE SCHOOL READING In the 3 85 4 grade room, Mrs. Gordon has given annual awards for excellence in reading. Her awards are earned by the quantity and quality of book reports turned in by her students. This year, Bart Heiken was the winner and Bret Wilken was the runner-up. Congratulations to both of these fine young rnen. is ' , 'vw .A G Q M 1 .J ,- ' -I IA 4 51 'A 4,915 . I xv 'J-'LN 151.4 Afilcs A SQUAD Opp on ents Colstrip Rosebud Rapel j e Gardiner' Ryegate Wilsall Columbus Abs aro kee Melstone Lavina Clyde Park Rap elj e Reedpoint Ryegate Gardiner Lavina Wilsall Reedpoint Clyde Park Fromb erg Wilsall Scoring They 55 54 62 74 44 49 55 66 38 59 39 57 59 84 70 71 60 50 55 74 58 From left to right, Dan Downs, qrnanagerj, Jim Moody, Joe Heiken, Ted McFarland, Rod Skurdal, Jerry Badgett, Paul Badgett, Pete Stiles, Don Swartz, Don Bermes, Steve Ameson, Dan Swartz, Dean Erickson, Steve Celmer, fmanagerj, Coaches, Mr. Swanson, and Mr. Strosky You can't have it, it's my ball! B SQUAD That 5-day deodorant pad just wore out! Opponents Gardiner Ryegate Wilsall Laurel Melstone Lavina Clyde Park Rapelj e Reedpoint Ryegate Gardiner Lavina Wi1sa11 Reedpoint Clyde Park Laurel Fromb erg Scoring They 16 36 33 32 32 50 30 54 60 45 53 44 36 28 44 49 73 Left to rightg Coach, Mr. Swanson, Dean Erickson, Gary Schraudner, Dan Downs, Joe Heiken Mike Hauser, Ted McFarland, Don Swartz, Don Berrnes, Dan Swartz, Steve Cellmer, Dennis McCarthy, Tom Hanser, Coach, Mr. Strosky. CHEERLEADERS Ta-Da, Here we are! !! With our Pride Spirit 5 Peek-a-boo! The Sweet Innocent Ones U3 Our Trip to Livingston Smile Pretty BOYS' TRACK These men hold the trophy representing 2nd place in District Competition for 1970. Front Row, 1. to r.: Joe Hauser, Dan Swartz, Dean Erickson, Steve Cellmer, Dand Downs. Back Row, 1. to r.g Don Berrnes, Rod Skurdal, Don Swartz, Mike Hanser, Pete Stiles, Coach Bill Swanson GIRLS' TRACK Of the team pictured here, Ann Heiken was the lone representative at the State meet. The Girls' Track Team, 1. to r.: Denise Bogden, Valda Fortney, Ann Heiken, Becky Adams, Jane Bomes, Midji Stephenson, Coach Paul Strosky. Not Pictured: Mary Reintsma VOLLEYBALL Don Bermes, Don Swartz, Ted McFarland, Rod Skurdal, Paul Badgett, Jerry Badgett, Steve Arneson, Pete Stiles, and Joe Heiken. Front Row: Rhonda Banks, Margaret Stiles, Becky Adams. Second Row: Ann Heiken, Ann Morton, Mary Reintsma, Lynnette Ivie, Barbie Baird, Denise Bogden, Valda Fortney. VOLLEYBALL Mr Strosky Patsy Seitz Dean Erickson, Colleen Frey, Gary Schraudner M1dJ1 Stephenson David Morton Cindy Schraudner, Dan Swartz. In our second year of conference play, our team made a fine showing un der the guidance of three fine coaches: Mr. Swanson, Boys Varsity MI Robertus Girls Varsity, and Mr. Strosky, Mixed Team These men gave of their time and efforts to instill pride and spirit in the teams As any coach knows it is their Job to excite the players and promote the team to bigger and better things. Through determination and hard work both boys and girls varsity teams captured district trophies. As is fitting, such as is our school policy, the tro- phies are proudly displayed in our school trophy cas. Tro- phies are physical symbols of excellence displayed by a team of athletes. These vol- leyball trophies stand for the determination, grit and strength of our athletes. They proclaim to the community the recognition of a few by manyg a few athletes are recognized and honored by many people. This is what getting a trophy means to athletes. PUIVI-PI-RETTS First Row: Lynnette Ivie, Mary Reintsma, Connie Drevs, Ann Morton, Ann Heiken. Sec- ond Rowg Becky Adams, Cindy Schraudner, Karen Burroughs. Third Row: Valda Fortney, Debbie Jones, Patsy Seitz, Margaret Stiles. Yes, Darling, l'd love to lead the Pom-pi-retts! Pom-pi-rett Line-up! The Pom-pi-retts performed at many of the games this year. These girls did a wonderful job and put on talented performances. We con- gratulate them for a wonderful job. We want to extend our thanks to their advisor, Miss Moody, for her time and effort given to these girls. Pom-pi-retts perform at half-time! 'CT' 4- ELEMENTARY lf Y EIGHTH AND SEVENTH GRADE P. Ahern ig' X o . gh .5 '?3fln7'? '9'1. ,A ,.,..' r Q., zfufb' ' 7 5 '3e.:1 2-925: Pi D. Deford L. Ivie W-Q.. E X Y . BCCITIZII K. Johnson R. Badgett k , K, h 3 z T. ja E. Fortney E Q 1 N. Jones L. Fortney B. Jones W. Brown '-IE.. A 1 215+ 'X . ! T , , . ,' ... -5 5' 'RF EE.. 1 in v w 4, . 'QQ 1 9.1 .Nh A 5, L E V, .fit 1 W ff i- fslwisl. ki 'Q' I. Garsjo -...N '. . , . X Q A. Mosdal I . Heiken I gy .- M 5. eb .K Q 'RL 4. 'D K Qhfixxff' ,. xx! ,,, . ... ,.... .T x 1 J A Q' 1 X if XR M. Cellmer M. Conover R. Heiken D. Isreal -.lf gi.. 'W 1. I. Stephenson C. Swartz nz . wmv. M? X I . sax:-A Q R A ' K E. ,noeo , ...EE . mmf nohon , PT . 1 L. Ivie J. Ianshen 'KN' 5 ' Y . x ..,,,:.. . : L Iil . 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Swartz s Wilken Mrs. Tyler G.S.BASKETBALL Left to right: Mr. Stroskyfcoachj, Randy Swartz, Paul Morton, Bret Skurdal, James Janshen, Tim Beeman, Monty Banks, Duane DeFord, Kevin Seitz, Keith Seitz, Bret Conover, Don Schraudner, Mark Conover, Ron Badgett, Gusty Skurdal, Jim Seitz, Bart Erickson, Mitch Heiken. GLS.PEP CLUB 8 CHEERLEADER Left to right: Yvonne Beeman, Lorna Fortney, Margaret Neff, Karen Johnson, Lugene Ivie, Nancy Jones, Candy Swartz, Miss Moody fadvisorj, Cheerleaders from left to right: Domi Isreal, Mary Celmer, Lavonne Ivie, Judy Heiken. S KINDERGARTEN K Kindergarten in action-1970 Style! 'W . xi 23 As in years past, Mrs. Robert Conover flvlaggiej taught the kindergarten class during the month of May. This orientation is provided for those pre-schoolers who plan to attend BHS next fall as first-graders. They are introduced to the facilities, the duties and the atmosphere they will encounter next fall by touring the school, eating here at noon before they go home, learing to write their name, experimenting with learning and just being around the environment. JUNIOR BAND I?f.,II,I,,s ix in F 5 ix f :I A .hA A is is . .T I These are the people who will form the great high school band in the years to come: First Row, 1. to I.: Mitch Heiken, Juanita Cronk, Renee Fortney, Duane DeFord, Dixie Frey, Paul Morton, Keith Seitz. Second Row, 1. to r Mr. Ron Robertus, director, Tim Beeman, Kevin Seitz, Tim Neff, Bob Gregor, Monte Banks, Claudia Janshen. NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY This picture shows the 1970-'71 NIHS. Lugene Ivie is 1969-70 Officers' the new member, inducted May 1 Mr Tyler is . 4. D . . h i President: Pete Stiles I e sponsor of the group VP: Sylvia Frey Sec. -Treas. z Lynette lvie 48