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

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FACULTY M. C. Dietrich, Principal H. A. Steadman. Assistant Principal Miss Pauline Rich, Secretary Mathematics Winifred Wolgamot Helen Hanna Wilhelmina Spingler Ethel Yates Edith Denny English Mrs. C. E. Pierce Myrtle Steen May Shuck Madge Schilling Louise Johnson Grace Sow ter May Tharaison Commercial H. A. Steadman Florence A. Dennett Fred T. Daylis Gertrude Whipple History and Social Science M rs. Mable Soper F. E. Moody Ella Johnston Marguerite Scott Anne Palmer Science C. E. Peterson Margaret Pye Donee Demel Ethel Wycoff Language Anna May Gossman Florence Bolinger Edna M. Middleton Mechanical Arts IX W. McKinney After 15 years of meritorious service in B. H. S., Mr. H. A. Steadman, assistant principal, is going to leave our school. Mr. Steadman has been the head of the Com- mercial Department and the school is losing a valuable teacher and the student’s a sympathetic friend. The whole school joins in wishing him good luck and success. 19

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Ward H. Nye The Billinas educational system enjoys the distinction of being one of the most perfect in the state of Montana. Where one finds a beautiful, strong piece of achi tectu re, one usually finds some great architect who has wrought the thing of beauty. To Mr. Ward H. Nye goe the credit of being the architect behind the Billings public school system. It is the result of years of hard work and untiring effort. Mr. Nye has served Billings as Superintendent of Schools well and faithfully for many years; he has served, and is serving at present on the state textbook commission and is also a member of the State Educational committee. He is leaving us this year, and in our humble way, we, the class of 1924, thank him for his kindly efforts in our behalf and wish him God speed and success wherever he goes. 18

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THE KYOTE 1924 M. C. Dietrich Farewell to Mr. Dietrich It is with regret that we, the class of 24, face the stern reality that this is Mr. Dietrich's last year in B. H. S. Inasmuch as he has guided our class through four successful years, we could wish the underclassmen no better fortune than to have his leadership throughout their high school careers. We regard Mr. Dietrich, not only as an efficient executive, but also as a true friend who has always had the interests of all the students at heart. Now his field of activity is to be widened and we are glad that all of the students of Billings will have the privilege of being under his excellent leadership. At the same time, realizing that it will be a difficult task to find another man who will possess as winning a personality, coupled with real capability, as has Mr. Dietrich,—it is with deep regret that we bid him farewell. 20