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

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KYOTE Our artist, with the help of the Annual Staff, focuses his attention on the Kyote Personalities of 1962. These are the most outstanding people of the various activities of Billings Senior High School. He begins with BHS ' s most versatile girl and boy. By using shades of talent, strokes of Intelligence, and touching up with personality, he comes up with Charles Brastrup and Pat Clark. Charles is outstanding in speech and acting. He was an AFS Semifinallst, Boys ' Stater, and president of Billings Key Club. Pat excells in sports and public speaking. She went to New Zealand for AFS, was a member of Girls ' State, and president of the Pep Club. Now the artist turns to Peggy Travis, who was chosen for the DAR award by the senior girls. Using leadership, service, and patriotism, he pictures her perfectly. Most Versatile Boy Charles Brastrup DAR Peggy Travis Musician Karen Story

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PERSONALITIES By Dorothy Heidema Mixing together soft tones and smooth blends of talent, the artist now pictures the Musician, Karen Story, and Dram- atist, Jock Scowcroft. hie reminds us of Karen ' s talents on the violin and piano. She is first chair in the school or- chestra, belongs to Billings Symphony, and has gone to the State Music Camp for the last three years. We also re- member Jock in his starring roles in Showboat, Oklaho- ma, and The King and I, as well as many other perform- ances in the field of drama. Last but not least the artist paints the rugged athlete, Charlie Trott. In football he was the captain of the Broncs, and was on the second, all-state team. He has also done an outstanding job in wrestling. The artist lays down his brush and looks with satisfaction upon his finished mural of Kyote Personalities. mm Most Versatile Girl Pat Clark Dramatist Jock Scowcroft Athlete Charles Trott