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

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TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY 8 CLASSES 22 Seniors 27 Juniors 51 Sophomores 69 SCHOOL LIFE 84 SPORTS 152 ADVERTISING 186

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L An artist stands in the halls of BhIS. After nine months he has completed a mural to add to our collec- tion. But this one is different from the others — it is a liv- ing mural of our 1962 school year. At first the mural looked vague and misty, but as the weeks passed with Interest and fun, the picture began to take shape. The students groaned when the painter began with the faculty. But they soon realized that the faculty stood for something much more important than fun — for education. The 1,325 students add variety and color to the painting. The soft shades of the shy ones and the strong tones of the bold blend to- gether to form our student body. The organizations and their activities add bright, gay colors to our mural. Be- hind all the fun and laughter were hours of hard work by the club members. Sports add a bright spark to the picture. With the de- sire to win, our artist mixed excitement and good sports- manship. The painter, filled with a sense of accomplishment, presents wonderful moments at BHS in his mural — the 1962 Kyote.

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A September brings the first of the school year to Billings and an array of colors— gold and brown and orange, which the artist uses. He draws the form of a football player, symbolizing our many games. Under his creative hands, a dancing couple appears next, reminding us of the Majorette Autumn Ball. Expressions of delight show on the painted faces as he portrays the B-Day parade, the floats, and the regal splendor of our B-Day royalty. He pauses now to inspect his work. Satisfied with Its portrayal, he moves on. The artist sets the mood for winter In tones of sparkling silver and Icy blue. The scene Is set for sports as he draws a spectator-filled gym- nasium and the action of our basketball team. He changes the back- ground slightly now, and Includes red and green In his winter color scheme as he sketches the forms of chorus members in concert— sing- ing at Christmas time. He draws dancing partners as In fall, but now they glow with painted excitement of the holiday festivities and our Christmas Formal.