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

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June, 1914. KOYOTE ANNUAL Page 9. Broadway Brand FRESH ROASTED COFFEE 1, 2 and 3 lb. Cans, per lb., 40c Roasted, Blended and Packed every day at JM Sanitary Food Shop The Only Grocery on BROADWAY Money Makers Usually get their start through the habit of sav- ing. This opportunity is also yours, and we ad- vise» you to take advantage of it by opening an account for your savings with this bank, and then keep on adding to it. You'll find that it will eome in very handy some day, and in the meantime, while you are saving, your savings will be earning interest. Billings State Bank Established 1902 Capital. $50,000 Sitrplu . $30,000 BILLINGS. MONTANA. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Chu Spear. President VV. Hansord. Vice-President II. .1. Thompson David Roe S. L. Douirhty. Cashier W. H Berry. Asst. Cashier C. L. Wilcox V B. Reynolds

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Pa e 8. KOYOTE ANNUAL June, 1914. — Where Quality Counts We Win — Renwick Implement Co. Yellowstone Investment Co. T Broadway Real Estate. Loans. Insurance. Abstracts Diamond and Sihtqns Plows, Main and Winona Wagons, Dain Mowers and Hay Hakes, John Deere Grain Hinders, Dempster Starkers and Sweep Hakes, —: A Iso:— Haled Timothy Hay, Ohieken Wheat and good rlean Feed Oats. Only the Very Best of Photoplays at the PATRONIZE Luna Theatre “Billing's Most Popular Photoplay House KYOTE Always a Feature Popular Prices watch for 0UR MASTERPIECES ADVERTISERS

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Page 10. KOYOTE ANNUAL June, 1914. r UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA One of the Finest Climates in America. True College and University Standards. Altitude 3,200 feet. No Preparatory Departments. College of Liberal Greek, Latin, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Eng- lish, Literature, Public Speaking. History, Philosophy, Economics, Sociology, Library Arts and Sciences Science, Psychology, Education, Fine Arts, Physical Edu- cation. Biology, Botany, Forestry, Physics, Chemistry, Geo- logy, Mineralogy, Mathematics. Eight Professional Departments LAW—Three Years’ course, leading to Professional Degree. PHARMACY'—Accredited by New York State Board of Regents. FORESTRY'—Short Course and Regular Four Years’ Course leading to Degree. HOME ECONOMICS—Four Years’ Course in Sewing, Textiles, Cooking, Designing, Interior Decorating, Dress- making, Dyeing, Etc. MUSIC—Four Years’ Course in Piano and Voice. EDUCATION—University Diplomas and Certificates of Graduation have I egal Value as Teacher’s Certificates in High Schools. COMMERCE AND ACCOUNTING—Four Years’ Course in all Forms of Business Training, Banking, Sec- retarial Duties. JOURNALISM—Practical Course in All Branches of Newspaper and Advertising Work. Extension Lecture Courses and Correspondence Courses Educational lectures of popular interest by University Specialists. May be had by any Montana community. Correspondence courses in many subjects afford home study under direction of University Instructors. Summer School Instruction in College Branches and All Subjects Pertaining to High Schools. FIRST SEMESTER BEGINS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1914. SECOND SEMESTER BEGINS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1915. THE REGISTRAR. UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA. MISSOULA, MONTANA.