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

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getting :iinng in-ttvi' in sclinui, l1llLil'I'Sl'IlIlLiitlt,f irirurvsts :intl Zli7iiiTil'S. Counselors Offer Guidance Pmxiiling Utillfllfiwtllli :ind xnczitioiizii Qllilillllfl' for the studvnts, while' :issisting with tin-ii' rn-gisri-riiig. prngrziiiiiiig, :ind sclwdinliiig, prom-s to lic :1 full rinu- juli for winiisvloiw Alnhn If. Bills zinil Ruin-rr Cirzivi-s. lfxmnplcs of rin- prnlilciiis they in-lp sriznlcnts with zm-Z choosing silli- ivuts oi' k'IlllI'Sl', changing 13IA1lQ1l'1llI1, tit'L'iLiiIltL to lcziw nr cnlnplctn' school, chizosing :in occupzirimi. finding pinot riniv ni' fufl time cinplnyiiim-nt. dvcirling nn fiirriu-1' mlizczlrimi nr jolt. getting intnrinzninn on scliolzlr- ships, Cilummsillg :ind nigiking zlppliczitiiun ru xi sclmnl ni' college, :ind :i x':i1'ia'rx of I3L'I'slltl1li pmlwlmiiis. Iohn E. Bills Director and Counselor Special Services Help Students to Get Along We Efficient Personnel Keep Ottice Running Smoothly For thirtvm-li ye-urs Xlrs. Lynn Brown has been :ind the tvzichcis. Mrs. .I1lI1iCl' :Xincn has lwcn Xlr. the school sccrctziry, :ind als such supervises the BUl'iUt'l't,f-S St's.'I'l'T1lI'j for two yours. She answers inzlin nfficu. .Xinnng Iwi' countless nrlicr duties. thc nhomn makes phntoszirir copies, :ind docs gen- shc zissisrs X111 Bnrlwrg, the dn-xuis. the cniiiisclnrs. vrzll office work. Mrs. Lynn Brown Office Manager Mrs. Icmice Amen Principa1's Secretary PAGE 26

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M. C. Gallagher Superintendent of Schools Blr. Merle C. Gallagher first became superintendent of School District No. 2 in july of 1937, and since that time has had the overall responsibility for all the schools in his district. This task which he so effi- ciently performs has been called the largest job in Billings. Technically, the policies of the school are set by the school board. and Mr. Gallagher is the executive officer. Among his many responsibilities are the recruiting of capable administrators and teachers, helping to prepare the school budget. and determining school zones based upon the school census. School District No. 2 Officials F ace Many Problems Charles E. Borberg Principal This is llr. Charles E. Borberg's seventh year as principal of Billings Senior High. Previously. he taught chemistry in this school. Klr. Borberg is the administrative head of the school, and as such he is responsible for the carrying out of all academic and cafeteria activities. Among his countless duties, he constructs the teaching sched- ule, makes teacher assignments, supervises the calendar of dates for all school events, and is in charge of the enrollment, registration, and sched- uling of each student. PAGE 25

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Robert Graves Counselor in School , V, A, .as . LC' . 'W . ' . Q, z W .Pwr Willard R. Wallace Administrative Assistant As aclininistrative assistant for School District No. 2. Hr. XVillard R. lVallace as- sists with atllninistrative du- ties in the Billings school system. Soon, Mr. lVallace will leave this position to he- colne principal of the new Billings liiest Highschool. Mrs. Sue Hutton Earl L. Collins Dean of Girls Dean oi Boys A Dean's Work ls Never Doneg Each Day Brings Its Problems As deans, Mrs. Sue Hutton and Klr. liarl Col- lins work with the students daily. trying to help each girl and boy do well in school. Keeping attend- ance records, counseling and listening to problems. giving college recommendations, and giving disci- plinary action when necessary are just a few of the manv important jobs they do each day. Mr. Collins is also in charge of the 1500 lockers. the issuing of caps and gowns. and the school dances and assists the principal. As sponsors of the senior counselors, the deans help this group in every way possihle with suggestions and advice. PAGE 27