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

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Tear 1930 Leah Afflbrbaugh “Lee” “A noble type of good, heroic womanhood, Spanish .1. 4, Hanking 4; Girin' l.«-a a ne I, 2, 3, 4, Gy it manium I. 2 I dam ae Alexander “Not merely to exist hut to amount to something Girin' League 3. 4. Alma Amend Jake Happy-go-lucky, fair and free. Home Bcormmle» Club 3. 4: Treasurer 4: Spanish flub 3. 4, Hanking 4; Girin Council 8; Girin’ League 1, 2. 3, 4. Gerald Anderson Jerry “Awake him not.” Interdas» basketball 2. 3. William Barnuni, “Bill Like the Hudson hi» ways are lined with bluffs I-atln Club 3. Vera Beswick. Beezy“ “One of the twin». Stork port High School, Stock - port, Iowa, 1 2: Girin’ League 3. 4 Virginia Beswick, “Verga Worry doesn't bother me, my heart I» free from care. Stockport High School. Stock- port, Iowa, 1. 2; Sophomore Vaude- ville. Virginia Biddinger. “Ginnie What a Hpendthrift she is with her tongue. Little Falls High School. Little Falls. Minnesota 1; Kalian! High School, Seattle. Washington 2. Ki- netic Kluli 3, 4. Spanish Club 3. 4 Research Bureau 4; O. I). 3: Girls' League 3. 4: Senior Play. I23J

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The Kyottj) Senior Class Cal Emery Miss Isabelle Johnson Kathryn Miller Fred Moulton Constance Wiggexhorn SKMOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Calvert Emery. President Fred Moulton, Pice-President Constance Wiggexhorn, Secretary Kathryn Miller. Treasurer SECOXI) SEMESTER Calvert Emery. President Fred Moulton. Pice-President Constance Wiggenhorn, Secretary Kathryn Miller, Treasurer The senior class of 1930 leaves the high school after participating earnestly for four years in the various activities. In its junior year this class presented with a double cast a three-act comedy, “Sweet Seventeen.’’ and in its senior year, the play, “Smilin’ Through.” The three one-act plays, “Flyin ” a comedy, “Trifles,” a tragedy, and “The Maker of Dreams,” a fantasy, which were given by the mid-year class of '30, were a marked success. Some of the members of the class of '30 played on the basketball and football teams and won honors in school activities. The seniors took part in oratory, declamation and the music meet. They also attended the junior-senior mixer, which was held Friday. November 22 and a banquet held Friday, May 2. The class of ’30 was sponsored during its junior year by Miss Isabelle Johnson and M iss Ella Johnston and during its senior year by Miss Isabelle Johnson. [22]

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The Kyotcj Vivian Bis bee ” Diddy” It'f nice to he natural when you’re nuiurally nice. (taker 11iicH School, Baker, Mon- tana I. 2. 3; «ilee Club 4. Emmett Bishop Emmy” S| eech 1» great, but silence is perhaps greater. HI-Y 2. 3: Tennis Club I. 2. 4; Glass Secretary 3: Kyote 4; Vice- President of Junior Hl-Y 3; Foot- ball 1. 2; Interdans Basket ball 3, 4 Gi.adys Boy hr Gladdie” A merry heart maketh a cheer- ful countenance. Red Uwlge High School ]; Glrla League 2. 3. 4 Meriburr Bowen Babe” One of the reasons why gentle- men prefer blondes. Kngle Rock High School. Kagle Lock, t’allfornia 2. Olendale High School, Glendale, 'alifornla 2, 3; Activity Klub. 4 Thelma Burgess Bitrgy” “She has many virtues. Girls’ Council 2; National Thes- pians 4; Senior Play. Delorman Burke “Del” He's seen around school once in n while. Marie Burmeister Marie” A merry heart goes all the way. Broadview High School 1; Poly- technic 2; Gymnasium 3. Genevieve Burns Gen Her serenity is seldom dis- turbed. dreybul) High School, Greybull. Wyoming 1; Spanish Club 2. 4; O. I» 4; tilrls League 2. 3. 4 I24|