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

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Message By PRINCIPAL EUGENE CORRIE There is less difference in school buildings than in schools. VVhen the architect draws his plans for the building he must not digress beyond the narrow limits of certain conventional notions. The inevitable results are buildings differing in size and beauty but essentially the same. But you, the architects who build the schools, are bound by no laws, by no conventions. The results show no limi- tations in differences and but few factors of similarity. You have taken the materials at your disposal-loyalty, honesty, and good fellowship -,-' -and have builded a school more beautiful and enduring than the building in which it is housed. Because you have done so-because you have made it possible for the Billings high school to achieve the highest and best, 1 extend to every student the greetings of the faculty and myself, 29

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FAREXVELL TO MR. CORRIE PRINCIPAL EUGENE CORRIE Mr. Eugene Corrie came to Billings high school in the fall of 1924. Since this time he has proved himself an able principal his friendly personality has won for him a host of friends. confidence and courage has helped him in his executive mission we, the class of '27 owe to him a great deal of gratitude for successful high school career. lVIr. Corrie leaves us this year and His and our and it is with deep regret, that the students, who have been under his guidance realize that this is his last year in Billings high school and so it is that we, the class of '27 wishing him the greatest of success in the future and hoping that he is leaving only to widen his field of activity, bid him farewell. 28

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