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

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Dean of Girls Principal Assistant Principal PRINCIPAL Mr. L -awrence Bohnhoff obtained his B. S. degree at the North Dakota Agri- cultural college; his M. A. degree at the University of Iowa. Iowa City. Iowa. For graduate work Mr. Bohnhoff attended the University of Iowa and the University of Minnesota. He resigned February 24. 1'unud Louse From School We need in life today stability. We are in an age of one-minded track criticism. We are led by ambitious people on unnatural tangents from which we transcend to the uncertain. We need the comfort of progressive leadership without the waste of pio- neering. It can be done with courtesy, honesty and hard work.—Lawrence Bohnhoff. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Herbert H. Badglev teaches sociology and economics, besides being Dean of Boys and assistant principal. He received his B. A. degree from the University of Montana at Missoula. His home state is Missouri. Cooperation We have worked together, you and I, that you might know right from wrong, good from had, success from failure, and that our world need not he disappointed in you. It is not strange that we have learned to call this school “our school” or to find that we have become friends. That is as it should be. . H. Badgley. DEAN OF GIRLS M iss Mabel Huntoon, as excuse officer for the girls, helps them solve many of their problems. Miss Huntoon, who is an instructor in biology, received her B. A. degree from Carleton college in Northfield, Minnesota. As a director of many of the extra-curricular activities. Miss Hnntoon has supervised nearly all of the social func- tions of the high school. Your huturef Your future! What are you building? When your structure i completed, will it he a human masterpiece made up of patience, thoughtfulness and unselfishness; of courtesy, kindliness and understanding? Arc you developing a character, self con trolled, discriminating in judgment and responsible for social welfare? May these happiest days he filled with constructive living that will make each of you leaders in worth while activities of life.—Miss Mahel Huntoon.

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The Kyote-j Administration of Billings Public Schools Morris Smith Bollum Marvin I'hc administration of the Billings public schools consists of A. T. Peterson, superintendent; Clyde E. Durland, chairman; Er- nest C. Smith; Earl V. Peterson Cline; Mrs. R. N. Dai- ley; Ralph E. Morris; Don E. Saunders; Wil- liam (). Bollum. Ernest L. Marvin is clerk of the school board. Dailey Saunders Cline Durland [H|

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The Kyotes Agnf.w, Lela, B. A. History Now quit talking there and settle dow n.'' Iowa State College. Home State—Iowa. Abercrombie, Lilian. B. A. Science Now let me see. Bet ha my College. Home State—Kansas. Barnett, King, B. A. General Science “We’ll start the lesson by— Southwest State Teachers College, Home State—Missouri. Beeler, L. F., LL. B., B. S. Let us have work.” University of Colorado. Kansas Slate Teachers' College. Home State—Kansas. Coleman, Gladys. B. A. History. Mathematics If you don't study you won’t get any mnre than you deservH.” University of Colorado. Home State—Colorado. Dennett, Florence, B. A. Co m rnercial I) epartment School Treasurer “You can’t draw money out with- out a requisition blank. University of Wisconsin. Home S’tate—Wisconsin. Denney, Edith. B. A. Mathematics Stop talking back there.” Do Moines University. Home State—Iowa. Ford, Madeleine, B. S., M. S. Science “Please don't be so informative when you aren't sure. Northwestern University, Univer- sity of Oregon. Home State—Oregon. (161