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

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,lllellil inn- BILLINGS SENIOR ruuu. H lth R' 1 It seems as rf all th1ngs have groups Schools are orgamzed 1n classes Soldlers dr1ll 1n platoons and troops That 1S where the foohshness ends Engl1sh words may be verbs or nouns For you w1ll see th1s rhyme 1ntends Anyone s hte has 1lS ups and downs Not to explam d1v1s1ons to you Even k1ds are lads and lasses But pornt out the good that classes do Rrvalry ex1sts rn all f1elds And what 1S more emoyable than good healthy compet1t1on'? B11 hngs sen1or h1gh as all other h1gh schools IS d1v1ded 1nto sophomore Jun1or and sen1or classes When sophomores we are Just happy because we fmally have sen1or h1gh status As rumors we have the benefrts of sophomore experlence but are not qu1te on top yet When we become sen1ors 1t IS really a thr1ll1ng sensat1on but along w1th the good some ev1l must come and as graduat1on approaches we are overwhelmed w1th the real1vat1on that h1gh school days wrll soon be over Each class seems to th1nk that they are supenor for varrous reasons Opportun1t1es for test1ng come from all d1rect1or1s F1ISl the football season absorbs good stock from all three classes The basketball team also conslsts of qu1te a mrxture Co operatlon among these r1vals was well 1llustrated dur1ng both dramatlc productlons All the musrcal events proved not only enterta1n1ng but benetlctal to those concerned Track was also a success because of the blended efforts of the three groups Secret to success 1n any orgamzatron 1S keen compet1t1on B H S classes held the1r ma1n corr1pet1t1on May 11 1948 1n the person of one act plays Cabbages was chosen for the sopho more class play The class ot 49 selected Elmer The Weatherman s Secret was the play se lected by the sen1or class of 48 As each class Worked for perfechon on the1r own productlon they began to real1ze also the value of Worklng for and wrth each other I thlnk we W1ll all agree that class rlvalry 1S not only excrtrng and fun but beneflclal too Page Twenty ,if 1. a.-v-- , . 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . , . , . . . 1-1 . 11 11 1 1 ' - ' 1 11 11 11 1 11 . 1 . . . 1 1 -

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Senior Class TOMORROW and TOMORROW cmd TOMORROW We ve come a long way you and l srnce we l1ISl toddled off to school all combed and scrubbed untrl we shone lrke marble Cherubs Some years have seemed a l1ttle tougher than others but they were all fllled w1th the exuberance of youth full of happy memones We cleared the step rnto Junror hrgh wrth out much trouble only to suddenly trnd ourselves rn senror hrgh a l1ttle dazed at the grandeur of 1t all The weeks and months and years that have constl tuted the happrness that we ll remember from now on as our hlgh school days have been frlled w1th many r1ch adventures ln lrvrng and rn enroyrng the corn f Above AUGIE REETZ VICE Presrdent Rlght KENNY TAIT Presldent and adolescence rnto the world ot realrty Perhaps the wrsest man however would assure us by ayrng that rust as we have won graduatron drplornas so have we attalned the prlvrlege ot stepprng out onto the hrgh road ot lrfe where there are no speed llmrts on happr ness success or pros perrty May we ever realrze when we become c1t rzens of the worlds greatest natlon 1t wrll be our oblrgatron to 1n ure contlnued hte for the torch ot freedom whrch sheds rts rays over Amerlca your land and mme as Q1 isis Wil XX fl P .ff --4 X41 ,fltt as ll Q xv on mi KAY on Page Twenty two pany o our fellow rn 1- Kl- bk- en There were clubs dances partres proms dates and all those thmgs so typrcal of the average teenager ma turrng ln our democ racy Someone bolder than you or l mlght say that today we are clearmg the last hurdle before complete rndepend ence Someone a l1ttle more t1m1d mtght ob serve that wlllrngly or unwrllrngly we are be mg pushed out of the protectlon of rnfancy Below AUDREY OLSON ' Secretary , . f r , 1 , . 1 H . H l . , ' I I , , ,X ,T ' My :Zh H I ' 1 . V Q R ,lt if I I . Z T Z' . ' N v M C vu , , L Q A , ...J ty, rf t .... r . ' 5 lata: Xixt 3 i g Ufi. ' Sl ffm -'L -, ,,. N.. yr. ,Q L, ...eg . H.. ,AA H , ' 'gf' .mesh-2 1. . WH - I 'lbadtr C . 4 l I 5' , . . . L.. , i C . .- K 5 11 , f J I r ' 44 I I L I , . c '. 1' I ' f u l R 1' T f ,- , , . , 5 INPQ -' o A . X sf . hw-:Q l f fy . .' . A . .,:33!3:25::-5 I A - c.-'. n' 1 .-'Q M frm limi Q:Iv.Q3, A V LJ S . . ,y ,. if , sms, . 1 ll. F: EL- ' M 1 u I 0 ' .