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

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C Qssss Seniors Sophomores 50 Juniors s,... .. .. s ., ,. 39

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Quia EIDEF' L ltufsfw QICISSES Sophlstlcatron that 1S the thlng all sophomores Junlors and senrors asprre to have at least durrng the frrst few weeks of school Bdl alas very few fxnd lt unt1l long after the last day of therr senror year or when rnemones of graduatron exercrses are drm The tlme 1n between holds many a welrd experrence Such as the t1me loe Sophomore was walk 1ng meekly back to h1s table ln the cafeterra wlth h1s tray laden w1th food Between hm' and h1s table was the lnevrtable a group o upperclassrnen In a supreme effort to re mam calm and collected he stumbled over somethrng that felt hke a mountamneand soup sandwrches pre and other dehcacres flew hrther and th1ther rn every d1rect1on Hrs soph1s 1cat1on took another beatlng when the alrmghty senlors made hlrn bow down to them 1n the halls and perform such speclal l1ttle dutr s as t1e1ng knots 1n str1ng and sh1n1ng the11 shoes However there was one brxght outlook someday he would be a loe Senlorl Now take Ioe Iunror theres a fellow who has real sophrstrcatron After all lsnt he an upperclassman as far as the lowly Jun1or1s concerned? Why sure So what he st1ll has to take a back seat for the senlor boys when lt comes to the school pos1t1on He can st1ll do a httle 1n1t1at1on on the srde and grv hrmself the feelmg of rmportance and Just thlnk only one more year and then the ultrmate vrctory He would be a senlor And how does the senror feel about hrs well known lmportance and supposed soph1s t1cat1on'P Its a funny thmg unless someone m ntlons 1t he hardly reallzes that he has lt But now after all IS the senlor year such a vrctory when 1t IS ftnally reached? Surely he has been exposed to more educatlon probably knows more Now on the other hand though 1t w1ll seem funny when you no longer have the dear old school to fall back on Csophlstt catlon or no sophrstlcatlonl However some of the lucky ones w1ll go on to college and the old rout1ne of berng cr lowerclassman wrll begrn agam anyhow best of luck to you PAGE TWENTY TWO 1 I 1 f x I ' ', 1 I - 1 X ' ' 1 V I . ,gf 1. 1 1 - ,1 I :xv -' 1 ,CM ' W... - 1- M 1 1- .Le , ...s,.. Q We 1 ' , 5 I , , ' 'Q K Q , 1 Q , 1 w Q .. 1 ,pf 'QM S -we 1 11 ., , - f , 1 ,,,,,,.,., .... ,,1.. .... ... M--. I I I ' I I ' I 1 ' ' r . 1 1 - - ' 1 1 1 - ' L. . . . . . . L . . .9 . . . . . . . K . , . A- . . 1 . . . 1 1 . . . . , . . , . . . . . . . . 3 . . . . , . . . . . . I - - . . 1 . . . . . . , 9 . 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 . . . 1 .

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LEFT TO RIGHT Davud Haun Vlce President Donna Skates Secretary Treasurer Ed Osborn Presndent Semor Essay NOW IT S YOUR IOB When you frrst entered h1gh school you had the rdea that graduatron was somethrng too far rn the future to even consrder lt was a great sensatron though for at last you were an adult for you were a hrgh school student and the world was yours Looklng back you frnd that you were qulte mrstaken Graduatron has come you cer tamly were no adult and the world was never at your feet Those four years went by fast for many too fast There were a lot of good tlmes oh yes there were also a few that werent so good but rn s1z1ng up those past years they were very pleasant Enough of the past 1tWCISf1Tl9 but now It s the future you re mterested rn Now at last you may call yourself an adult yet consldered an adult much rs expected of you In your hands as rn each graduatlng class hes a great deal of respon 1b1l1ty A much larger respon S1b1l1lY than gettmg rn your asslgnments on ttme preparmg for a test makmg an outltne and others such as these IS now yours ln the past 1t has been for you to Sll back and let others make the dQC1S1OHS for your coun try You have seen many thmgs that have affected you but you had no worrres about them for 1t was always others who were maktng the dec1s1ons Thts w1ll no longer be the case you w1ll be the ones domg the decrdrng 1t w1ll be your ludgment that w1ll gurde the natron In the past twenty ftve years there have b en two world wars The frrst was terrrble and the second was much worse Mankmd has experrenced terrors of destruct1on whrch seemed unbelrevable Along wrth the sc1ent1f1c advances for the good of man there have also been those for unequalled devastatron Wtth these facts known another war would brlng about utter and complete ru1n to the world No power could prevent thrs rn the face of a thrrd world war so thrs must be met before and wlth lntelrgent thmkrng on your part there w1ll be no further bloodshed You w1ll soon be the leaders of th1s great natron and yours w1ll be the task of makmg the future shapmg decrsrons such as those that have been made durrng your trme rn hrgh school Reahzmg the grgantlc duty you have rt IS for you to prepare yourselves to meet rt w1sely I-hgh school has been merely a stepprng stone 1n your lrves There you have recerved tra1n1ng that you w1ll now need to apply As the government of a nnghty natron wrth others looklng to you for leadershrp and followmg your example you must act accordlngly Now wrth the war torn natzons watchrng the Un1ted Qtates askmg for ard 1t IS rndeed tmportant that thts generatlon acts W1th wlsdom and good Judgment A great Job 15 now bemg handed on to you Now rt s your Job make 1t a good one PAGE TWENTY FOUR - 1 ' 1 1 ' F 1 . 1 - 1 11 11 . , . . I A 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . .1 1 . . 1 1 - 1 1 I I I ' Q' . Y Y V ' 1 1 , . - 1 , . - 2 t, . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 . . 1 1 . - 1 1 1 - 1 ' A., , , , . . . .1 1 .