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

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Une ' lf' T. ' -, : qw-' ,,- .wg -AA- H X NIU x uma! I11lIlfl'll Clmnmi l,li'l'I-RS linnrf Our School Paper. The journalism class puts out the school paper, the Kyote every other week. A great deal of time is spent getting articles to go into the six page edition. Here we see Dave Stone, Tina Bohlinger, Paul Mc- Cormick, Ken Eames, Jerry Lathom, Liz Wilkins, and Les Cox working on the dummy pages of an issue. They are fitting the adver- tising on the pages in pyra- mids so they can determine how much news space can be allowed. .Kyote .Trovides Qood Entertainment f BIQRN,-xkn IJ. MYERS ,1lf1flIt'lllIIfll'.l' ' ,lingu- lffmrlz - , Romani' 5. PETERSON ADH'E,M' I R ,lhflzrzlzifrzl lJIYl7L'llIfj ln -l Ions G NASH -v.,.. II' ill,-'lRl.liS Nlasnrr If n 'Il I ix ll 'I'noM.-xs A. Pukcle .'llm'l1iru' Shop

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Ueachers .Keep Students Studying for :Future KX L l. nu 5'l'Rl l 1 l':IlIfH.YlI 6 'wr JF ' , , . - isp ,'1'3 '21, , . LZ., f 'N 'fawsqg 'fxifv-93-4' -'ar -4 N . ,, P L Q I' 4 T.'1l5,' 1 ,S . . -r. . Ronmrr G. 'lnumsox lfnokkn'pi11y1 lil-1'l 1'Y 'llHOXlI'SON RVTH C-.TIIURSON I-f,,,,jj.,-1, IIUIIH' l'.rn1m111i1'.v XI.xL'Rlxr. XVAX XVINKU-. XYILI..-XRD R. XV.-x1.l..wia If ug fix I1 Ifiziigx C.-mi. S. XY,-XRK llmyxkli Y XNUYIQR Hvflhrf Shoji 'flypfng tr .? . ,. . I ill UI ,.....-s . 1' .A 1 I : ,H ' We 3? - . Our Government ' All students must take civics in order to graduate. This course helps people understand the government of the United States, and how it operates. To be a good American, a person must know these things. Here we see Christy Smith and Jerrine Archer study- ing for a test while Mr. Willard Wallace corrects one of the pop quizzes he is famous for.