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

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wir W t if mi 4 D f JmfivaLP BOW TO BRONCS QTOP LEFTJ: The Broncs experienced a victorious January. Pictured at left. Majorettes and Pep Girls pay tribute to the undefeated team at a pep assembly. CHEERFUL CHATTER CBOTTOMJ: Mr. James F. Duecker offers encouragement to fourteen of the thirty-two speechsters as they register to compete in the Preliminary Speech Festival. wif FIRST ROW: Kositzky. Cosman. Ryo. Wilson, Brastrup. SECOND ROW: Lissa. Hagen. Goss. Fisher. Robinson. PAGE H THIRD ROW: Cole. Denda. Wardell. Tolleison. tai A

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95019 6 Juli The true spirit of Christmas with its deep sig- nificance found its way into the lives of our stu- dents, The Ifnglish classes of Hr. Charles Neshit closed their study of the Bible with a presentation of the Christmas story and other Christmas favor- ites. The tlournalism department added its touch and printed the Christmas edition of the Kyote in green inkl Preeeding vacation, the Xiajorettes entertained at their annual Christmas halftime, and throughout vacation, various eluhs entertained alumni. BIBLE STUDY: Pastor Paul Lee of the American Lutheran Church discusses the Christmas story with Carolyn Griffin during English class. TIME OUT TO TRIM: Members of the Distributive Education Club of America QDECAJ here engage in ' l PAGE 13 one of their annual projects, the trimming of BHS's Christmas tree. CHRISTMAS IN SONG: The Choruses and A Cappella choir under Mr. Arthur Brandvold presented their annual Christmas Concert.

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F11 I aJ5:m,mafz51' ' apzaq, ,want CHEAP TRIP TO EUROPE CTOP LEFTJ: The AFS program presented by Claudia Akland and Dick Gram took students on a cheap trip to Europe 1250. Here, the AFS returnees chat with listeners. ANYTHING FOR AFS STOP RIGHTJ: The AFS program was followed by a sock hop in the gym. The Rebels donated their time and talent. The best sock award went to Karen Nielsen, DAR FINALISTS KRIGHTJ: Danielle Darby and Anita Rohn, runners-up. escort DAR winner Joan Keene down the hall . . . offering their congratu- lations enroute to a class. PAGE lr