Billings Senior High School - Kyote Yearbook (Billings, MT)

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ARNOLD HAVES. “What a frosty spirited-rogue is this ’ ADELTHA REYNOLDS. “She is so winsome and wise. HELEN GAULT. “Speech is great but silence is greater EDITH ERB. Thy modesty's a canal to thy merit. RONALD RIES. ‘ A genial mind that harbors noth- ing base. PAULINE GARVIN. “I don't say much but I think a lot. MARGUERITE CASWELL. “Who never defers and never demands But smiling takes the world in her hands.” GRACE GODDARD. ‘ Of her bright face one glance will trace a picture on the brain.”

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BA ALIS SANFORD. “Rejoice small man in this small world of ours!” MARIE O’MALLEY. ‘ She’s pretty to walk with, witty to talk with And pleasant, too, to think on.” FRANK HARRIS. “Two-fifths of him genius and three fifths of him sure fudge.” DOROTHY PUEHLER. Tell me not in mornful numbers Life is but an empty dream. Life is laughter, life is pleasure— Things are funnier than they seem. JOHN JACOBS. “I am Sir Oracle. When I ope my lips let no dog bark.” ALICE O BRIEN. “Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind.” FLORENCE LAVIGNE. “When she will she will And you may depend on it; When she won't—she wont And that’s the end on it.” ADA SLEEPER. “Of all the treasures fair to see A tiny ring is the thing for me.”

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WALTER MECKLENBURG. A lion among women; a man among men.” ROBERT POUND. “For ten years he has been working on a project to extract sunbeams from cucumbers.” ALICE BAKER. Like a creeping sunbeam.” ETHEL POPE. The jolly pal whose friendship glows.” MYRTLE KLAMMER. A friend worth having.”