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

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« J Jecltcalion O 7 i Q.H, the Kyotc Class of 1929. dedicate this book ii I I honor of the citizens of Billings, both old and new. the pioneer and the modern. Pages and page , hook and more books, contain the life histories of great men and women of the world. But, the realization that per- Mins of all walks of life constitute the basis of any nation, state, or community makes this book a possibility. 1 he fact that accomplishments of honor and of the most menial constitute the daily routine of life demands recognition. Embodied in the life of the city, Billings, are characters of all types. Billings was founded by individuals, who were: the pioneer with his covered wagon, and the business man who opened transportation b railroad. 1 he char- acter of the city itself during its life span of years was built up h its citizens. Of major importance to both the old and the new. the beginning and the modern is the battle of life in all its fullness. The dailv round of living adds to or detracts from the city. In respect to the founders of Billings and to the cveryda citizens who have made Billings their home, we dedicate this book.

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 North Wth Street Entrance