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

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The Kyotzj Administration New officials in the administrative offices were the greatest change in the system for 1929-30. Mr. Lawrence Bohnhoff came to Billings from Red Wing. Minnesota to take the principal’s position left vacant by the resignation of Mr. M. C. Gallagher. The new principal stayed for seven months and then resigned to take a new educational position in North Dakota. His place was filled by Mr. Herbert H. Badgley, the assistant principal for the two preceding years. To fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. M. C. Dietrich. Mr. A. 1 Peterson was chosen by the school board as the new superintendent «if schools. Mr. Peterson is well known in Montana educational circles and came to us from Dillon. At the end of the fall semester two faculty members. Miss Madeleine Ford and Mr. King Barnett, both science teachers, left to take positions in California and Mis- souri. To alleviate the extra work thus thrown on the other teachers Miss Helen Hawks of Billings. Mr. P. K. Merkle of Glenham, South Dakota and Miss Helene Boese of Denver, Colorado were hired by the hoard. They teach English, general science and biology, respectively. With the advent of the new principal and superintendent all the clubs in high school were asked to reorganize on a definite scholarship basis. All last year s clubs submitted constitutions to Miss Mabel Huntoon, who was appointed supervisor of clubs, except the Model Airplane club. B club. Ex-chequer, Freehand Drawing club. Hi-Lit-So and the Radio club. Five new clubs were formed during the school year. Miss Horence Rees spons- «ired a group of 20 boys who were organized to promote spirit and pep throughout the school. They called themselves the Pep Guards. Two clubs were formed to interest tudents in dramatics—the Associated Players and the National Thespians. Miss Vera McReynolds sponsored the former and Miss Florence Rees organized the Thes- pians, which is an honor group for play casts and is affiliated w ith the national honorary society. The reorganization of the B club was completed in the second semester under Mr. L. F. Pearson. The group is now called the B. H. A. C. ir the Billings High Athletic club. Miss Huntoon interested 12 girls in forming a club t« facilitate service in the dean of girls’ office. They call themselves the I Will Work, or I. W. W. club. A new course for freshmen, ‘locations,” was installed at the end of the fall semester. Miss Isabelle Johnson and Mr. L. F. Pears«in are teaching the 116 pupils enrolled. 1201

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Year 1930 Whipple, Gertrude. B. A. Mathematics Now let me explain. University of Montana. Home State—Montana, McReynolds, Vera. B. A. Commercial Depart meat •'That has no beating on the cane. I loan PolIeRf Home State—Nebraska. Ym;i n, Marie Elizabeth. B. A. french. Latin Who gave you permission to «peak V' Va« ar College, University of Paris Horne state—Montana. Swanson, Alvin. B. S. Manual Training Speaking a« a married man— town State Teachers' College, Iowa State College. Home State—Iowa. Boise, Helene. B. A. Science There could be a little lean noise. University of Colorado. Home State—Kansas. Clark, Jeannette, B. A. Spanish I believe the class i» in session. Vassal- College—University of Ber- lin. Home State—Montana. Daylis, Fred Tm B. A. Commercial Department Athletic Coach Now In regard to the team. University of Montana. Home State—Illinois. Johnson, C. V., B. A. Economics, Algebra, arm S h op. A n i mal us ha ndry. Assistant Coach It anyone call , tell them that I've— University of Washington. Home State—Nebraska. Hawks. Helen. B. A.. M. A. English Rxcuse me. I believe 1 was talk- ing. College of Idaho, University of Idaho. Home State—Idaho. Piugott. Anna Lou, B. S. English Will the gum « hewers please rile to the basket.' Missouri University. Colorado Uni- versity. Home State—Missouri. Merkle. P. E. B. A. Central Science Itemember, there is a test tomor- row. Union College, Home State—South liukota. Rees, Florence. B. A. Public Speaking Now you see, people. It is a great production. Washington State College, Private iJramatlc School. Home State—Washington. Wolc.amot, Winifred. B. A. Mathematics Why can't you understand a sim- ple problem like Util? University of Nebraska. Home State—Iowa U9J

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 Year 1930 3 Seniors BEET SUGAR FACTORY I2U