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

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The Kyote Juniors Top Row-Frank Bachellor, Hubert Appleby, Tracy Caldwell, Bob Brown, Paul Bradley, George Armstrong, Orville Collins, Bob Bonk, Harry Stratford, Bill Adler, George Clemow, Franklin Cardwell. Second Row-Margaret Cornelius, Carol Clark, Amelia Carl, Ed Allard, Ed Stowe, .lim Barkley, Wayne Cahill, George Stribley, Della Strong, Evelyn Calkins. Muril Brunswold. Third Row-Madeline Barber, Pauline Blue, Catherine Connolly, Norine Swanson, Phoebe Baker, Carol Carr, Marcella Ballard, Margaret Aldrich, Evelyn Barrett, June Bollum. Bottom Row-Margaret Clark, Betty Baltrusch, Bonnie Boskill, Betty Brown, Cleo Chapman, Mary Collins, Wilda Craig, Martha Arnold. ' . . ,. 3 we- i Top Row-Tony Novasio, Paul Bradley, Bill Breck, Bob Veateh, George Downey, George- Armstrong, Finley Logan, Frank Phelan, Fred Jones, Leonard Dailey, Ed Bayne, Harold Blick. Robert Bonk, Orville Collins. Second Row-Frank Martin, Ed Preble, Erling Arestad, Dick Tiinmel, Don Campbell, Jam-k VVright, Frank Tvolcott, Bill Adler, Hubert Appleby, Harry Stratford, Ed Allard, Jess Rogers, Matt Klein, George Clemow, Franklin Cardwell, Kniland 'I'ofl. 'Phird Row-Margaret Barrett, Carol Clark, Della. Strong, Violet Arnold, Helen Stockdale, Amelia Carl, Betty Brown, Phoebe Baker, Martha Arnold, Mary Collins, Sarah Straw, Marcella Ballard. Gertrude Crippen, Blanche XVilson. Bottom Row-Margaret Clark, Evelyn Barrett, Arlene Riddle, Vivian Parker, June Bollnm, Bonnie Boskill, Norine Swanson, Betty Baltrusch, Catherine Connolly, Pauline Blue, Madeline Barker, Carol Carr, Evelyn Calkins, Peggy Aldrich. Page Twenty-eight

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. 'D' Thirty-F our Class Will Clinton Oehlerking leaves his paper route in the care of Keith Hustad who's run- ning out of money. Frank Parker leaves his chest expansion to Lloyd Novasio. He didn't get it by patting himself on the back, either. Ernest 'Parkin wills his silence to Polly Jones. Jack Purcell said he didn't want to leave anything to anybody but there are some things he could do without. -For instance his talkativeness which we will to Helen Barnes. Ralph Rhea leaves his height and his shuffle to Ralph and Baldwin Madsen. There's enough for both. Arthur Salsbury, the weather man, leaves the yellow slip room to Fred Dugan. Frederick Schrupp leaves his pompadour to John Gates. Glenn Rice wills his long legs to John Connolly. Edwin Sharon leaves his hog calling ability to Bob Hanley and Hayden Williams. Bob Stevenson wills that grin to Catherine Hoodless. Steve Trenka leaves his graceful figure to Louise Lamboley. Frank Tschirgi leaves his cowboy hat to Mabel Croonquist. Ray O'Donnell leaves his prophecies for reference by the students. Glenn Peterson leaves his ability to consume beverages to whomever can attain it. John Quarles donates his silver football to any lucky gal as soon as it is returned. Harry Rothroc-k gives his ability to be faithful to some poor couple what need it. Bob Sayre leaves his snobbishness with Jo Murphy to Jack. Shirley Shinn leaves his conceit to Jack Hay if he can stand any more. Bill Spalding gives his unused physique to 'Bob Bresnahan. Trenerry leaves his beer wagon to help entertain at the future B. H. S. parties. Robert Turoo leaves his glasses to Olive Scholz. Walt Van Daveer gives his ability as a cowpuncher to Alvin Hageman. Lou Ward is leaving nothing, as he is taking his with him. Dee Duncan leaves her ability to wear clothes to Ferris Swain. Katherine Fowell leaves her grown-up way to Julia Sweeney. Bob Bouton gives her lung capacity to Evelyn Freeman. Mil Ephland gives her lead in the junior play to Patsy McCrea. Evelyn Gardner leaves her comb to Virginia Pierce. Ann Gerharz leaves her bashfulness to Dix Battin. Jane Grieves gives her beautiful eyes to Alberta Hampton. Alma Hansen gives her flaming locks to Bob Liggett. Patricia Hart leaves her intelligence to Jimmie Mills. Ed Halland leaves his gal from Butte-Fraser is the name-to Spot Sanford. Marvin Hash leaves his nervousness to the freshies. George Hibscher leaves his seat in A to whoever wants it. Bud Hustad leavehs his cosmetics to Glenn Hallam. Fay Leihy leaves his normal school girl in the care of Eddie Bayne. Kenny Linville leaves his frolicking feet to Gwynne Tompkins. Jerry McBride leaves the Oasis to the faculty where they will be royally enter- tained. Pete McDermott leaves his shyness to help the teachers along. Sam Mlelnick leaves his brother to carry on. Bus Moore leaves his tight pants to Chuck Robinson. Bob O'Donnell leaves his ability as a fighter to Pop Beeler. Lastly, the Senior Class leaves its good will to everyone. In witness whereof, we have hereunto signed our names as our free act and deed this day of -May, 1934. Signed, SENIOR CLASS OF '34. Page Twenty-seven

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, -D- Thirty-Four Juniors 'Pop Row-Paul Rogers, Dwight Pierson, George O'Connell, Bob Price, George Morrison, Robert Nelson, Bill Macmillan, Neil Nelson, Reyburn Pierson, Jack Fox, Louis Mills. Sei-ond Row-Dave Madsen, Dave Polesky. Dwight Pattee, Jim Noyes, Nick Maltese, Jack Ramsey, Donald Moore, Cloyd Preistly, Fred Starner, Burley Pac-kwood, Lowell Houser, Otto Neibauer. Third Row-Leo Ray. Virginia Hawks, Helen Vvolfe, Verna Proffer, Emily Covert, Betty W'right, Helen Nelson, Helen A. McKee, Florence Meierding, Dorothy Berger, Audrey Vvalters, Katherine Durham, Gladys Norman, Katherine Lindsay, Violet Hartman. lloltoin Row-Helen Orlando, Alice Mc-Kisslck, Lillian Moore, Muriel Heiserman, Josephine Murphy. Elizabeth Nibbe, Emily Pfaff, Helen Peterson. Ethel Nelson, Louise Petri, Valei-ia Pirani. Top Row-Joe Mueller, Lowell Silvernail, Lewis Ross, Jack Vinner, .Toe McClellan, Charles Robinson, Stewart Redding, Leonard Dailey, Delbert Sirrine, Bill Breck, Jack Stark, Dick Simmons, Lloyd Rickman, Diok Blake. Second Row-Lawrence Restad, Victor Steinley, VValter Sanderson, Harold Sleinnier, Glen Stockdal, Bill Roscoe, Howard Yvright, Don Skauge, James Ellingsen, Melvin Shrank, John Greenleaf, George Reed, Orville Stene. Third Row-Grace Niioolnian, Borghild Stockdal, Helen Swan, Lois Siniineo, Leona. Settergren, Ruth Rogers, Dorothy Farris. Sybel Villerup, Rosaline Sherman, Ethel Smith, Ernestine Stapp. Lucy Dawson, Lee Rickman, .Alice Stockland, Louise Seitz, i Florence Zimmerman, Margaret Hanlon, Bonnie Anderson. Bottom Row-Joyce Battin, Mary Haw, Louise Delaney, Eileen Sexton, Erlene Scallarcl, Mildred Stuart, Maxine Robinson, May W'allac-e. Gertrude Steel, Harriet Ryniker, Hope Rockwell. Allison Riddle, Betty Reynolds. Page Twenty-nine