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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1931 volume:

. . . THE KYOTlf r 1 l 1 l 1 I'nxl Rim-Cwrayce jergenson, Berneice Gunderson, Miss Emma Havekost, Gladys Mainwaring, Klara Stockdal. S L'L' orzil' Run-,lean Dunton, Audrey Edmonds, Frances Xvright. Edidice Barnard, Ellones Main- waring, Ellen Schendcl, Dora NY'heeler, Helen Robinson. Tfairif Ron'-Effie Hutchins. Ethel Evcrson, Elaine Aldrich, Cecil Hutchins, Hazel Sllipp, Margaret Lamers. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER ELAINE ALDRICH ..... Prrsiilrfzl DORA XVHEELER ..... President CAROL Ritz . . . . Vice-Pri'sm'mzl Auontx' Eoxioxns . . Vive-Prrsidefzt ELLEN SCHENUFL . Si'u:'cl.1i'5-Tmisfzrrr CAROL Rice . . . Serretary-Treasurer Bliss EMMA H.xvtxos'r .... Sponsor Camera Club HE Camera club was first organized the fall of 1929. The purpose of this group is to learn how to take better pictures with the ordinary box or folding camera. At the meetings talks are given to help members to learn the things about cameras and picture taking which they did not already know. The members go on field trips in small groups, or as a body instead of having a ' 1 x 3 ' ' -I T: Tl . . . . Q f' regular meeting. Pictures are taken which are later discussed by the members. 'L - , I The Eastman Kodak Company has been very helpful in supplying material for . 'Q - J l . X QXX lp, reports at meetings. 1' Ui7'f'7' 5? lf ' 41:1 pf J v, fl 2ffTTQ,-,Vp i li '. , aifi ' 4 T fl iuis I ljflyl , ,N KJ fl? f , Wk J 1 Y 'f ' ' iiii 7' E M 'J -ag 96 l ' lr! . l , ,ul rnllznuonf... J! F lf-if Fin! Rou-Adele Cohe, Dora NY'lieeler, Elivabetli Patterson, Miss Ethel Eklof, lxatlierine Willis, Melinda Starboard, Omal Ray, S 1'1' mill Run-Howard Brunswold. Louise Leone, Celia Abbott. Ruth Burdick. Martha Calvert, Anna Freeman, Bernice Nlettes, Cecil Hutchins, Francis XVright, Sterling Thompson. Tbiril Ron-Carl NX'inslow, Robert Blokamp, Ed Seitz, Walliam Cowan, beorge Vincent. Richard Hermingliaus, Xvalter Ryniker, Kenneth Lord, john Cunningham, Robert Movius. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER ROBERT Movies ..... Prcsiili-ut lsnxxxiko Srin ...... Prcxiilrrzt WALTLR RX'NIKLR . . . Vii'i'fPrvsiilm1l Anite Cont . . . xijll'-PY't'l'Ii,L'71t GEORGE Yixcxr . . Si-rntili-3-Trmwirrr Dona WVHYELIR . . Sri'ri't.1ry4Tmiiurrr Miss Izriitt A. EKLOI' .... Slmuwr Chemistry Club HE Chemistry club, consisting of thirty charter members was organized at the beginning of the first semester of the school year 1930-31. Anyone having a C average in chemistry is eligible. Since the organization was new in the Billings High School, it allowed students, who had taken the course in previous years to join also. The purpose of the club is to stimulate interest in science, encourage research work, and to keep in touch with the accomplishments of present day scientists. The club Work supplements the textbook and affords an opportunity for students to gain further knowledge, especially of current science. Practical applications are made, which stim- ulate the interest. Meetings are held in the chemistry recitation room on the first and third Thursdays of each month. Frequently the latter part of the meeting is spent socially. Y 595 Ji l Q E. fiij:L,N.g,,5 is i 'fit ,Qi l f'.. 1- ' f ii TXT vi i .tk l A . ispx T . X lr All 'X' l l X if I' A l fl it i : Nik . lr! 'JK .xx . l 2 'ix ii, 4 H: e . i 97 3.mj.4L.f..i4..IJap,g A.5..Jt.,J..J.,.1cft1.,JJ.x.,4J.g,,,g,A,g4g57i.4,A,L,j'Q lx X, Q, -L Li i . . . THE KYUTE l r Firxf Rau'-Klara Stockdale, Jane Maxon, Miss Lela Agnew, Edith Allport, Cecil Olson, Sue jones. Srrumz' Rou'-Elinore Rockwell, Ruth Fregger. Oran McKee, Robert McGill, Janet Marvin, LaFrance Reed. Third' Ron'-Alten Christenson, john Crow, Fred Xvyatt. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER A -Q CECIL Orson: . . Prrsidmi SUE joxrs . - . President Euxoiuz ROCKXYELL . . Viva-Prvsidvnl FRED XYVYATT . . Vin'-Prrsidcnt MARGARLT DARNEI.L , . Svrrclary .Ion-LN CROW . . . Srfrclury LAFRANCE REED . . Trtwzmrrr ,ALTON CHRISTENSON . Trrasnrrr Current Events Club AST fall the Current Events Club was organized for the purpose of advancing the students' interest in current history. This aim is T A pci? reached through discussions on topics of the day. V' '41, rj f' Many interesting programs have been given at the meetings under the U ,i,,f'T'x sponsorship of Miss Lela Agnew. If This club has sponsored several successful candy sales and altogether ' QF N . W,1f,'. iq. . has had an eventful first year. .m jf A tt, fr' ,ff U22 Ai 'AJ ,-rw 1' 1 I wi' Ly l 1 1 1 u E P fr A: I lb 1 1' 1 lL , I T rg 'Sa gi Illlllilii -UNI . . . 3. G JIUQ.-5 ' - . ? 1 1 . s Q fini Run-Naomi Carpenter. Florence Arimtt. Miss Marpine Reynolds, Ruth Fregger. lfdith Allport, Betty Iirnst. Svvoml Run'-Alice W'estbruok, Dorotliy Hanly, Mariorie Schiltl, Mary Bernice Roscoe, Alice Marvin, Frances Hawk, Erna XY'estbrook. Tlurif Run-lfdith Matheson, Bvrl Kelly, Margaret 99 jir- Darnell, Margaret True, Margaret Mammen, Catherine Allard. 4 OFFICERS FIRST SFMFSTIQR SI COND SLMFSTIQR l.3.I,TTIl FRNST .... PV'i'ililt'Ylf Rum: Fn1r,c.1,R .... Prrslifmt FIORFNCI Axxorr . l'1ir-Pm-izilrvzf Xwxil LXRPFXIIR Vlii'-Pviu1Jrv1t Naomi CARI-rx 1 LR . Srurrlary Emi H A1 I Pour . Nii'rrt.nx Ilouoain HANLY Tritmm-r Flfvruxcl Auxoli' . . Treaturr' HE and respond French Club purpose of the French club is to promote interest in French life literature. All meetings are conducted in French, and members to roll call by giving French quotations. From time to time the members give short skits or plays in French. The membership of the club is limited to students who receive A's and B's in French. 1 I ,., Qs . i , xxx l X. GQ,iD3V9,,1.' 4. 1, a.,,,x.-4,,a,,r--,i,.u, ,---J.,.J,4JJJ4,.l -If 2 . U -i X ll IND Tx f 1 fs fa ,',: lzfj V ff - ,X 61 ' A . W, , f ! 1 'fix V . xJ' xl ,Ex L . Mfg 1 ,.l, TT-Qgya ,JN l 1 1 1 . ...THE KY 1 V 6900 l First Ron-james Note. Roy Nelson. Kenneth Haynes, Mr. Herman Luse, Richard Herminghaus, Collins Jolinson. Douglas Morrison, Clifford Nelson, Ed Seitz. Second' Rou'-Carl Shogren, Clark Pierce, Robert Blotkamp, Bud Hoffman. Fred Foulkes, Max Mehl, Bob Everett. Robert Movius, Bruno Kluge, Charles Pfaff. Tlvim' ROll1R0bEfE Stong, Kirke Noyes, Donald McDonald, Edmund Brown, Robert lN1cGill, Robert Shiriff, Lewis Hochstrasser, Targe Grimstad, XX'illiam Sirrine, Robert Spurling, Donald McCormick. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Lewis 1-1ocHsTR.assrR DONALD RICDONALD XYYILLIAXI SIRRINE CHARLES PPAFF Dox.-no BTCDONALD CH.-xurrs PFAFF . . . . President . Vice-President Prrsidrni . Vift-Prfsizivfllf XYYILLIALI SIRRINE . . Treasurer Sn'n't11ry-Trmxzxrsr ROBERT SPURLING . . . Secretary Lewis Hocl-isrkfxssrik . . Sergeant-at-Arms Svrgcrzrzf-111-Aruzs MR. HERMAN Lose .... Sponsor Hi-Litso Club FTER having been inactive for three years, the Hi-Lit-So reorganized in the Billings High School, late in 1930. An active campaign of literary study has been followed, and reports on noted authors are made at each meeting. The club contributed to the promoting of school spirit by holding their first annual Hi-Lit-So carnival on January 31, 1930. The attendance at this event was exceedingly large. The members have cooperated well and have accomplished much in the study of literature. The colors of their predecessors were adapted by the new group and white sweaters with red emblems were purchased. The club this year was limited to thirty Junior and 7 Senior boys. Meetings have been held on the first and third W ednesdays of each month. Mr. Herman Luse was s onsor. P of 'ef 100 ff' ffl 'lil Ll ffl! l ii , y ,gf poll 1 1 gf ' 4 T If ,U X. THIRTY-0NE . A I. JJ 'l LJ ,si TF' - , l First Rou'-Shirley Shinn, Arnold Depner, James XVest, Philip Marsh, ,Iustiss Leggate, Russell Dunn, Fred Wyatt, James Lawson, Herrick Swan. SLTUIIJ Ron'-La Verne Hall, Bill Graff, Carl Bollum, William Stolt, Dean Stebbins, David Duncan, Rolland Fregger, Cecil Collar, Ed. Kennerd, Vernon Hill. Tlviriz' Ron'-Gordon Eredericks, Carroll O'Rourke, Eugene Jacobson, Marvin Leggate, George Freeman, Mr. H. H. Badgley, Mr. Gene Pearson, Mr. L. W. Upshaw, Kenneth Haynes, Cecil Musberger, George Vincent, Eugene Yonkin, Sidney Olson. Top Ron'-Ben Martin, Robert Clark, William Dell, Bob Bridenbaugh, Carl Chambers, Frank Bradbury, Wilbur Hirst, Otto Reymer, Bob Fifield, Bruno Kluge, Howard Brunswold, Russell Bidinger, Leon Haynes. OFFICERS ' Firsf Svlrlvslvv' Svcwzzzd Si'1m'sfi'1' DAVE DUNCAN ..... Prvxidvnf DEAN STEBBINS. . . . . Prcsidwzl CECIL COLLAR. . . . xiii?-Pl't'.YitI,l'IIf BILLY STOLT . . . . Vive-Pi'i'siiz'vfzl -Ius'rIss LEGGATE . Svr1'cfai',j'-Tmzszzrir Roi.LANn FRrc.GER Scv1'vfm'y-Tmzmrrr Hi-Y Clubs HE Hi-Y organization is a club composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors, who want to do constructive work for their high school, and it is one of many of this kind spread throughout the United States. ll During the school year, business men have talked to boys every N .K Wednesday noon, concerning architecture, railways, and other educa- ' tional subjects. ' The president of the club is selected from the seniors, the vice- ji B president from the juniors, and the secretary-trasurer from the 2 'limi E, sophomores. y 4 ! W N l I X l xy' W 101 Isa- C11?Q,lJ if 21 1.-JJL.1J.fJJJ..,L.-,AL.1.,.AJJ..-JJJ.,JtJ.Lgg,, H ,. lj I ee 'W li i . . . THE KYUTE ' , , ia l , . Q- V . .rg Firxf Rau'-Faith Clark, Florence Taylor, Ada Cole, Grace johnson, Josephine McDonald, Isabel Jones, Freda Shaffer. Svvomf Ron'-Juanita Hammond, Lillian Olinger, Gertrude Zepp, Mary Everson, Ruth Keithly, Annie Harper. Tbirif Row-Mary Smith, Jemin Harper, Annie Burmeister, Clemintine Rossier, Johanna Hanson, Virginia Brown, Donna Neill, Nina Hayes, Dorothy Devoir. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER FLORENCE TAYLOR .... Prcsiiiwzt -IOHANNA HANSEN .... President IOSEPHINE IXIACDONALD . . Vin'-Prfsidvrzl JOHANNA HANSEN . . Svrri-fury ANNIE HARPER . . Svrrrlary-Trraszzrer NIARGARFT HUGHES . . Tmmzrrr Miss GRACE JOHNSON . . . Sponsor Home Economics Club HE aim of the Home Economics Club is to give those girls who are interested in home economics an opportunity for further study. In order to carry this out, this club has two objects in view: To A develop professional spirit and co-operation and bring students in touch '-f 4 . . . . , rj, with the current topics in the home economics Worldg and to provide Q opportunities for play and recreation. A L., '41 f' f ' l I ' C ,X N! Nj M ,ix K' fi l M Lvl I ,I ff I I ,rf ,I fl if pf I., iq 102 i Qu, lvXAf.A ,Qg5 1AJ.-L,cLCv:c Cm. C1,,,,LCu..-,r,C-SCL-C..CCM.. HQTDYN ,- J WETKJIX 4 6:3 so Cx. QQ IHIIQTI-0Nli. First Rau'-Frances Speer, Adele Cohe, Edith Maxwell, Janice Koppe, Cecil Olson, Barbara Beiver, Betty Ernst, Laura Lamach, jane Brown. Svvoizil Rau'-Celia Abbott, Elinore Rockwell, Mildred Lord, Ruth Fregger, David Duncan, Dean Stebbins, Carolla Sunnell, Edith Allport, Sue jones, Ethel Emery. Third Ron'-Principal Herbert H. , Kenneth Lord. Otto Reymer, Carl Bollum, Phillip Marsh, Pat Devoir. Badgley, Carl Winslow Firsf Scum' DEAN STEBBINS . . WARNER HALGREN . BARBARA BIEVER . JANIcE KoPPE . . . OFFICERS sfcr . . Prrsidrrzf . T7il'i'-Pl'l'Sit1t'l1f . Sr'c'i'a'1'ar',y . . Treaszrrcr Sfllflf CEc1L OLSON . DIEAN STEBBINS EDITH MAXXY'IfLL BARBARA BIEVLR ml Scnzvslvr . . . Pwsidvrzf . . . Vin'-Pr'wiJt'11l . . . S6't'7'l'f!17'j' . . . . Trrasziwr MR. H. H. BADGLEY . . . . . . . . Sjmnxor Honor Society EMBERS of the National Honor Society are picked by a faculty committee for outstanding scholarship attainment, service, leader- ship, and character. This year the group has affiliated with the National Honor Society and purchased pins. This is the first year that regular meetings have been held and they proved interesting and educational. This society is sponsored by Mr. H. H. Badgley, principal of the high school. 103 gs c-462111 - L fd- 131,41 -',-' .,JJJ.fJJJ-fJ..,- XJ O O C THE KYIITE lnwt Ron-,lunc jxiiduson. Xliss Mabel Huntoon, Omal Rav. Srromi Rau'-Betty Ernst, Ruth Everson, Ethel Everson, jean Fritzen, Clara Bollum. Thin! Ron-Irma Slotta. Helen Regnier. Gonella Fritz, Alta Clark. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER BETTEE ERNST . President ETHEL EVERSON . Prrxidvnl JUNE Axntnsox . . Vit:-Presiimi IRMA SLOTTA . View-President OM-AL RAY . . Scrrrfiiry Berrien EKNST . Srrrciary Ciaiu BULLUNI . . Tnxmmr RIILDRED KIILLIG.-KN . Treasurer I. W. W. Club E , HIS clubis divided into two departments. the girls who work in Miss Huntoon's V office and those who have charge of the lost and found articles. The efficiency if of the Dean's office is so greatly increased by the office girls who do routine work, l, TX 1, deliver calls, and many other things, that they have become quite indispensible. The lg QL' lost and found department willingly serves a very large number of students during the they ff! ' W Xbox N Q .mn - if K 'x 'N ll year. Although the housing facilities are poor, they try to serve the students in the most satisfactory manner. By the end of February, approximately six hundred articles ij 5, gy had been returned. The charge of a nickel an article was instituted in the high school rf J fi? two or three years before the I. XV, XV. club was organized. ,A ,kk 1 ,. 'im'-JJ .. . . . on A The club gave five dollars to the Philanthropic Board at Christmas. l The members of the club not present when the picture was taken are: Helen l X 'K 'llisl Heffner, Dorothy Kline, Mildred Milligan, Naomi Carpenter, and Myrtle Everson. fl-' If i V i I., 1. 1 l I W1 .H ll 1 'X Q' lfvsfj We 'pi.t4AJ A -.-5 ,gmg.,c.LA.L C , 2.1 104 TIIIRTY-UNIE . . . 105 Bessie Steele, Jessie Steele, jean Todd. Harold Ramsey, Clifford Nelson, Richard Davis. Junior Orchestra N the spring of 1930, Miss McIntosh, who was the sponsor of the Sophomore Class suggested to the class members that they organ- ize an orchestra to help in the presentation of the Sophomore Revue. 1 Accbrdinglysix students met in 304 to organize what was then Q called the Sophomore Qrchestra. At the beginning of this year the orchestra was reorganized. It was then named the Junior 1 Orchestraf, 4 'i This organization has always been very helpful in furnishing i popular music at pep assemblies, school dances, and banquets. It is X one of the most active groups in the school. Miss Abercrombie is its present sponsor. .531 5' '. il: : J A ,fi . l ' . ii 1 l l . . I 1. lr lx x fx l Y lx 12+ Lg Q XV Al y N- 1 ,, , 'ef-f f QQ .- L- , lgiff XLS' 'ff i llliifx, ,.f'-- 2 fi- ingghoosing Efltheme, Life, the staff ufggie term in the semlnfgf irsjeference to the -lsof:iZzE3nd enjoyable ac: the students. xiiiltinii and keeping frie,ds Wilkli-135.15 one of the ihiQSi ft3Df faculties iilgijding s success in life. fofibig-zQQ1rades' lives wil megivkxuwn understand' vilithi this in mind that we X X'-gafgpwhh K? f f X j 2 of pg individual in for- Knowledve of a little D than anything lngi'of'ie'acli other. It is ha-yefplanned this book. X. -, '-ax Liiinn-jr X f Y V i i Y ii W ff Z-'Sfiffc YW., ' . ' - A4 l xx W? .nth ff'f,'. ' y ' U, f,3.g,fff::i9 f4.,, -' f, I lzq If 'f ' ' 355' '1' 'V rf 44- ' is y , W WW, Z yi W! 1:5 'l l f , I W' 1 f fff X ' fl ,- 1 1 f it N f 1 rf , f I lllhm A .. . THE IC10Tf 1 , U V Intl Run-Catherine Allard, Elvira Robbins. Oral Henkel, Josephine McDonald, Marie Borberg. Second Rau-Jeanne Key, Helen Blackford. Kathryn Key, Alice X'Yi'estbrook, Rose Robinson, Sara Ann W'arner, Miss Gertrude Whipple, Virginia Wetland, Marjorie W'ood, Dorothy Hanly, Florence Arnott, Jo Phelan, Mary Barrett. Tlum' Rau-Rosemary Sampsel, Janice Koppe, Erna Xvestbrook, Gertrude Hughes, Elizabeth Coleman, Katherine McMahon, Harriet Foote, Vyra Heslep, Jacqueline Jones, Edith Matheson, Elaine Aldrich, Marguerite Myers. Fourth Ron-Marjorie Petrie. Jeanne Olson, Georgia Howard, Marian Robbins, Isabelle Vfebb, Keen Cisel, Magdeline Buller, Mary Bernice Roscoe, Alberta Clarke, Mary Vfiggenhorn, Margaret Heslep, Jeanne Wagoner, Helen McMahon. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER XIIRMINIA XV.xTL.xND .... Prv5iJr11t Jixxlce KOPPE ..... President SARA AAN XY'.xkNi.R V1 i'i' -Prrsztlvrzl Jo PHEL.-KN . . . Vice-Preritferzl Aint XXVESIBROOK . Tmmzrur Fromixci ARNOTT . Svnchzry Row Roinxsox . . S i'i' rvtary Ross ROBINSON . Treasurer Kinetic Klub HE two aims toward which the Kinetic Klub has directed most of its energies this year have been the development of individual abilities and the performing of service to the Billing High School. In the fall, the club furnished pep trucks and decorated the goal posts for the football games. They gave a pep assembly in October, and another in January, at the opening of the conference basketball season. For the district basketball tournament, the Kinetic Klub circulated the official souvenir programs, and handled the concessions at the games. During the meetings of the Eastern Section of the Montana Educational Association the club furnished ushers for all general sessions, and operated a transportation service for out-of-town teachers. The Kinetic Klub requires a scholarship average of 80 to make applicants eligible for membership. Programs are presented at the regular meetings. At one of the May meetings, the members, mothers are guests of the club. On Commencement Day the club presents a silver cup to the high school student who has made the highest scholarship record for the school year. 106 A I ,pt.x..,t..cx.-.C-cl.-ex. ,nu-JC . L ..1..-,LA.s,t.L,-,ox I HIIQTY -UNI: . . . First Rnu-Alberta Clark, Phyllis jones, lris Sams. Marian Robbins, Miss Nancy Olsen, Florence Garrison, Elvira Robbins, Roberta jean Flatt, Klara Stoekdalil. Srifmil Run-Leo Twiggs, jeanne XY'agner, lfnmgene Howard, Marv Xlfiggenhorn, jeanne Olson, Anne I-,lilabeth Lierharr, Keen Ciisel, Hazel Shipp, Ruby Pinniek, Jeanne Barnes. Ermayean Randolph. Tluril Rau-Kathryn Biornstad. Harrier Gervais, Liraee Nelson, Robert Nlaybelle, Harry Rothrocls, George Hovland, Anthony XleCune. Edwin Harper. Margaret Stewart, Barbara Magnus. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER 3. 4' i H.-uzkv Rormiotx . . Prriiili-ii! Niaitv XYit.c,i'xiioitx . Pr.-mil-1:1 KLIN C151 I, . Yi i'i'- Piwviiluiit Axnioxx NltCL'Nr . Vi i'i'- Prrwifrvit 1 Liu Txxloos . . . S i'i' iriurri' jtaxxr Olsox . S i'i'v rlizry Raantitixi BIURNSTAD . . Tri'.1s1ir:r Gtoitoti Iloxttavxn . . Tnuiiim-r l l l . l Latin Club 1 HE Latin Club was organized several years ago to stimulate interest in the study of Latin and to show the relationship between the Latin and English ft Q languages. 5 ali -. i l Under the sponsorship of Miss Olsen this club has put on many interesting Y E i programs for the purpose of making its members better acquainted with the old ff' il Roman life and customs. If Several social meetings have been held during the year and the members have , V sponsored a few candy sales. 107 ,54- l , X - X mg , to ,i 4. ,pau ,JV 'LL ,Y ,,,-- Java- ao- A 4 ,A 1,7 , 'sl O O O THE KYUTE Firsl Rllll'mEl3lDC Mnkalson, bar.: Ann Warnex'. Rosemary Sampsel, Katherine McMahon, Marjorie Schiltz. Strom! Rau'-Bob Everett, Roy Nelson, Dora Xvheelcr, Josephine Moore, Richard Kirk, Eugene Youngkin. Third Rau'-Carl Bollum, Lowell Thompson, Robert Shcritf, David Duncan, Howard Walters. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER I WARNER TIALGREN . Prrsidrrzl BOB EVERETT . . . President TOM WILKINS . Vin'-President DOROTHY VON ESCHEN . Vin'-President DAVID DUNCAN . Secretary KATHLRINE MCMA!-ION . Srfrriary BOB LACKLEN Tnuzsurer Davin DUNCAN . . Treasurer OIIYE Scuotz . Sponsor Masque and Dagger Club HE Masque and Dagger dramatic club is an honorary society. Those wishing to F591 join must be in one long play 01' have a minor speaking part in three long plays, a I 41,2 lead in two one-act plays or minor roles in four one-act plays. Pantomine parts in , af' ' ,I , T i7 -Eff, pageants or plays requiring acting may be accepted. Also students who have been stage 's YJ 4- gf ,' H' . . . . . 'Jii ' or business managers or members of the stage crew are eligible to join. -- 'f . . . . . S f 21 N , This club has gone under a new name this year and has been quite active in school ar .-'71 Z' . . . . ,J ' Q activities. It sponsored the first formal dance of the year on November' 21, 1930 and ff ' , 'Ll . ,. - ,. JA Jgx presented a one-act Christmas play, The Killer. 'i lax'-1' El . . . . . . . . . my , k -N The aims and purpose of this organization are: To give recognition for partici- l ll . . - - 1 4 . X l M pation in dramaticsg to stimulate better dramatic work in Billings High Schoolg and to fi i l , l . l' 'N , give members of this organization experience in dramatic arts. I Shaq N I il I K 1, X T ff li X y is J. 108 ' I faq l1A4Ag,nfefyJvgA,L,gota,txMp.4.Muc1.,L..go,5.ct,,Lca,-,Eca4QQN -iw ,f . . .B , - 4' ltxdxx RQ L THIRTY-0NlE . . . 1 l l First Rou'-Ruth Carr, Violet Hartman, Miss Esril Lucas, Franccs Hawk, Marian Hcrringer. Second Row-Sarah Ann XVarnur, Alice McDowell, Grace Petrie, Dorothy Von Eschen, jean Todd, Dorothy Hanley. Tbml Rau-Elaine Mickelson, Katheryne Mchlalion, Barbara Biever, Marjorie Schilrz. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER MARJORIE ScHi1,Tz ..... Prcxiilwzl BARBARA BIIQVER ..... President MARIAN HERRINQLR . Vi l'.'- Prvsiilml hlARI.-KN HERMNGTON . Vire-Prvxidmt SARAH ANN XVARNER . Svrrclarj-Trraszirfr SARAH ANN XV.-KRNER . . S r-L' rvtary4Tn-uxurer O. D. Club HE On Duty Club, or Office Dogsf' as it is most commonly known, was organized in 1922 for the purpose of doing clerical work and promoting efficiency in the office. Two girls are in the office each period of the school day acting as regular office girls, and checking the attendance. g egg K .A , The club, whose membership consists of Junior and Senior girls only, furnishes ex- 2:r Lx il A J Xl cellent training for its members. -f'-CNN 'R '3- ' 'W X-,QQ The girls, under the leadership of Miss Esril Lucas, sponsor, held an enjoyable picnic , Lfggii' ,yy , 'li fre, Q, near the end of the second semester of the school year. W 1,1 Qggcrix i Yfl ' ' ,l T :Q itll, ' as f Q,F2.i5YsfXFi lj fi is it l XX l In ll, X l T 'll li if N! in Qi 1' l l N, lil Q ll' ll , 109 ff' W lil l l ,M '.,- ,.gkLd,4,LpaMmp,p. :-,,u4Nxq X ' ,re f1l 4,4 7 4 Eb cw S, was 'V 'W 'N if .91 H . . . THE KYUTE ,st l First Row-Adele Cohe, Lucille Baumgartner, Jane LeClaire, Cecil Olson. Second Row-Edith Maxwell, Ruth Burdick, janet Marvin, Miss Jeanette Clark, Helen Worth, Carola Sunell, Byrl Kelly. Third Row- Velva johnson, Elinore Rockwell, Margaret True, Violet Hartman. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER CEciL O1.soN . . . . Prcsidvui VIOLET HARTMAN . . . . President ELINORE ROCKWELL . . Virc-Prvxitlmt ADELE Corus . Vice-Presideril CAROLLA SUNNELL , . Surrclury CECIL OLSON . . Si-vrefary VIOLLT HARThiAN . . . . Trmxzzrcr jams LECLAIRE . . Treasurer Miss -IEANETTE CLARK . . . . Sponsor Spanish Club NDER the competent sponsorship of Miss Jeanette Clark the Spanish club has completed 21 very interesting year. The purpose of the club is to promote the facility of the Spanish tongue and a study of the customs of the Spanish people. Mem- bership is limited to students of Spanish who maintain an average of B in the subject 47 HTXA ly TN X llffyl the first 'ear and an avera e of C durin the second ear. ,gc I j 3 8 S Y 1 c'?Ti l . . f JN xl During the year many interesting and valuable programs have been given and 1 Q! 7 i 'T - H Til Spf H several successful candy sales have been held. VQ6' 'X .ir . ll, l f 1 i 1 J f 5 We I! My l f . 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A X, 'ai Q ' ' W 3 , ' i 1 CZ7d7!IITi0flX ' . ' ' wSM'?i.n fix A i A 1 -, f W - - -w--- --fX-H-f--- '-A -f--:-1-'5- ----' -M--N--XXX+X-X.X...XX.X. .xx..v ..... X XX XXX. X .X:.,,.-,,.,X:,,.-...,,,, k X . ,K , OL 1 , ul 1 , X M 1 i J J I I 3 , ' . , . 1 p V . , I I ' f 1 1 1 3 J 1 t x 1 , X V Q I 1 1 1 V a ' ' I 4 3 I , X X -... . .. i Y sr Y My U A - 136 X -Q A 'l ,, ff' i ?i?3i , L- f-- f F7! Av'Qi A K -ft' ,fQJ2,.NT X Q 1 X K- , f gg3f5'f '52, . ' 5 ' I aff , ,gf gr' R. ga? A 3 N lg, ' f'r'f?kLXfh. fp 'U' . J.' f l' W- F i i e 11421 E ' -' .- .F 3:2 I I, .bali . 1 il- , Y ,- --.A mi -X ,,- . . 1. 4, be fe -- E fgaassesi gp - -K . ' W - i , V 'H' flly I ' 'F--Pi T . 2 1 ' 'F 4 ' JWEEEEEE' -. ' ' . - mf' mi. X '. , ' Z , , J -,- :HIL I if ' Pi f' 'F i 5. fi I I 4 . I e if M .f w 5 R f a'f,fff,- K ,,A, ,s ii 0 1 ,ei ff if i e E .fr fsvigggff ff' is . SEPTEMBER The old grind begins. Orchestra practice. First issue of Kyote. Mixer dance in gym. Kinetic Club. Activity Club. Latin Club. French Club. Camera Club. Kinetic Club. Thespiiii Meeting. junior Class Meeting. Latin Club. Formation of Service Club. OCTOBER French Club. First assembly, many Freshmen lost, strayed or stolen. Home Ec. Club. Student Football tickets distributed. Service Club. Activity Club. Dance in gym. Meeting of Studentls Association. 1. J. 6 7.- -Junior Class elections. Athletic Club. Camera Club. Thespian meeting. Junior Class meeting. 8-Girls' Glee Club. 9 10 15 14 15 16 Boys' Glee Club. -Girls' Glue Club. Annual Staff meeting. junior Dance in gym. Assembly. Masque and Dagger. Activity Club. Football, third team Xvorden-Billings. Freshman Class meeting. -Latin Club. Masque and Dagger tryouts. Athletic Club. Pageant rehearsal. Hi-Y. -Pageant rehearsal. Junior Play try- outs. Band practice. 9 xVb sf V . f iC:bi'l'i'li' .friii, '- -0.11. bliif' 'if ' K ,. I 1 gil-1 , 1 05,1 -Ur..1t-.c,fufL21?QXf? 47717 yy Vg X ,yi H 2 fxl -1f7JiDl7'4Z.rfV,1 f?gi ?,V fi 4 af - N' IWGZQ L4 W- My ,ff W1f'X. 7 '1 4 ,' -fx' 7 XV ,x f- lf D F X ',,- ' ,Ni .V K QX K X tffx 6? :Y f UQ ff- W ci kc .4 L XVFYBJ 2 'i I KA 4 9 ' it .f t. 0 A iw ,fa-, A N5 fd-l'4.f'5Q A -' ' . ,, N14 3 4' - F X Q ,XX . aa 1 O i , . - ff, .xx If We gf C ' ,Q !'i'XX 1 X I W F f .. PL- Zfla. 'i7?Efx O X ' 1? KE,Jzv -Assembly. Orchestra practice. Girls' NOVEMBER Glee Club. -Kinetic Club. Orchestra practice. Freshman class officers elected. -Assembly. Athletic Club. Hi-Y. Spanish Club. Camera Club. Jun- ior play rehearsal. Pageant rehearsal. Sophomore meet- ing. Hi-Y. 74--Football, Billings-Sheridan. --Junior play practice. Home Ec. Club. Assembly at Babcock. -Latin Club. Masque and Dagger meeting. Junior class meeting. Junior play practice. Kinetic Club. Junior play practice. Current Events Club. Hi-Lit-So. Hi-Y. -Junior play practice. Pep assembly. Spanish Club. French Club. -Junior play practice. 1-Football, Billings-Miles City. 3-Kinetic Club. Activity Club. Home Ec. Club. 4-Freshman class meeting. Hi-Y. Model Aeroplane Club. Camera Club. Cafeteria in gym. 6-XVrangler meeting. Chemistry Club. Boys' Glee Club. 10-Mathematics Club. 11-Model Aeroplane Club. 12-Assembly. Football, Billings-Great Falls. Masque and Dagger Club. Current Events Club. 13-Wranglers Meeting. Hi-Lit-SO. French Club. 14-Freshman Party. .pg iss iw! ,lk-SX Zi l Z fw1II',g4i! YZQS A I . Q- We n glli 3 A 1 T. U f ' mip s.. 2 9 K S fl 5 ' 1 fi l - jl - -- 'Wx ij i Q J A ' l f. .. Qc l in X ' f 'lil X lg fig' Xcx 1 O.. 5 ,iii L gifs. V, Q 3 17-Kinetic Club. . 18-Hi-Y. Model Aeroplane Club. Latin Club. Masque and Dagger meeting. Camera Club. Athletic Club. 20-Chemistry Club. Home EC. Club. Boys' Cabinet. Camera Club candy 5- sale. 8- 21-Masque and Dagger Formal Dance. junior Class meeting. 9 24-Mathematics Club. ZS-Latin Club. Model Aeroplane Club. 10- Football, Billings-Lewistown. 26-Hi-Lit-So. Assembly. ls- DECEMBER 1-Kinetic Club. Activity Club. Hon- 16 or Society. 2-Model Aeroplane Club. Honor So ciety. Camera Club. 139 41 O. D. Sandwich Sale. junior Play. Chemistry Club. Cur- rent Eyents Club. Hi-Lit-So meet- ing. Home Ec. Club. Sophomore orchestra. Boys' Cabinet. Junior Play. Debate Squad meeting. Mathematics Club. Masque and Dagger meeting. Latin Club. Honor Society. Home Ec. Club. Hi-Y. Kinetic Club. Activity Club. Sophomore orchestra. Debate Squad meeting. -Masque and Dagger Club. Camera Club. Athletic Club. Start Intra- murel B. B. games. 17-Hi-Lit-So meeting. X94 f gb... 1 Q33 2 2 Y 'E ' ? I ,111 A . NT . f Y. .1 if , 'lc .05 f EH fe Nr -.X l QQ ' a W. ' I, .... if' ,7 l 51.71.235 ,EE . .es fit ff 2' P 1 IK-Chemistry Club. Current Events Club. Band rehearsal. Home EC. Club. I.oafer's report out. -Christmas assembly. IANUA RY -E xtemporaneous preliminarv contest. Model Aeroplane Club. Hi-Lit So, -Extemporaneous preliminarv contest. Sophomore Class meeting. French Club. Spanish meeting. '-7-Orchestra rehearsal. Basketball. Billings-Livingston. -Mathematics Club. Spanish Club. Junior Class meeting. Freshman Class meeting. Kinetic Club. Soph- omore orchestra. Honor Society. Model Aeroplane Club. Latin Club. 14-Extemporaneous finals. French Club Candy' Sale. li--Boys' Cabinet. Current Events Club. Chemistry Club. Kinetic Club. French Club. Band practice. 16-Assembly. Operetta rehearsal. Latin Club Candy Sale. Orchestra practice. 19-Exams! '1-Basketball. Billings-Hardin. 'i-Basketball. Billings-Sheridan. RS-Current Events Club Candy Sale. Special Hi-Lit-So. '9-Operetta. Boys' Cabinet. 30--Operetta. Athletic Club. 31-HifLit-So Carnival. FEBRUARY 'VT - Sophomore orchestra practice. 3-Model Aeroplane Club. Masque and Dagger Club. Camera Club. Boys' Glee Club. 140 Q fb M 2 3 KJ! fl -I fftgmn wi ' Zflgx ' I ,. L X i J Y-,- xXl,1,'! , my, x c-r',,,Xi-'?- , -'Ir' F? A -Hi-Lit-So. Kinetic Club. Girls' 19-Athletic Club. Current Events Glee Club. Club. Chemistry Club. Boys' Cab- Athletic Club. Current Events met Club' Home EC' meeting' Club. Boys' Cabinet. French Club. 20--Sophomore Vodvil. Debate with Home EC. Club. Bozeman. -Athletic pep Assembly. Chemistry 24-Model Aeroplane Club. Honor Club Candy Sale. -Hi-Lit So. -French Club meeting. Sophomore meeting. -Kinetic Club. Kinetic Club Valen- tine Dance. Sophomore orchestra practice. -Sophomore vaudeville rehearsal. Model Aeroplane Club. Camera Club. -Hi-Lit-So meeting. Spanish Club Candy Sale. Sophomore Class meet- ing. Society meeting. Latin Club meet- ing. Current Events Club. Band practice. Athletic Club. 25-Hi-Lit-So meeting. Assembly. MARCH 3-Masque and Dagger meeting. Model Aeroplane Club. Camera Club. 4-I-Ii-Lit-So Club. 5-Home EC. Club. Current Events Club. Chemistry Club. Boys' Cab- inet. Basketball, Billings-Bozeman. 6-Debate with Sheridan. I fffd Q of iggrs K r i-PCDWP X v .o. nm, fx gf ggi lggm, S, 'ACS 5 1. A+ f X -e ef- be Us F ,f M' 'I bun. 52 .1 - jg-fi 'r's H l 'X' - X , XX ff . if i - Q kk i 'Z- fp DZ s . XX ff we 5 f,C',f Egg? -Q Y.: ...e.2f.f' A ,-Al A V J ' 6e C:ff A ' . 91? S' ef ,-1 'Z F ' 4' 'if I 1 Ps' r X' gf C Z R il 10-Model Aeroplane. Honor Society. Latin Club. Athletic Club. As- sembly. 12-French Club. Spanish Club. State Tournament. Billings-Plains. 17-Model Aeroplane Club. IS-Hi-Lit So meeting. General As- sernbly. 19-Current Events Club. Chemistry Club. Boys' Cabinet. Oratorical Contest. Quill and Scroll contest. 20-Band and Orchestra rehearsal. Debate with Rapeljie. B Ball at Tavern. 24-Model Airplane Club. Honor Society meeting. 26-Senior Play. French Club. 27-Senior Play. Mathematics Club. Dr. Ellsworth read Green Pastures. 30-Home Ec. Club. Spring Football training begins. S . 1-Band practice. APRIL 1-Hi-Lit-So meeting. Orchestra prac- tice. I-3-Easter vacation. 6-Kinetic Club meeting. Activity Club meeting. T-Athletic Club meeting. Camera Club. Masque and Dagger. Model Airplane Club. 9-Spanish Club. French Club. 10-Camera Club. Matinee Dance. Mathematics Club. 13-Kinetic Club. Activity Club. 14-Latin Club. Model Airplane Club. Honor Society. 15-Hi-Lit-So meeting. 14 7 lii ,, Qiji? i'QwWfliii'iiii.fl Xfdy n g'???Qig4figg?ifjig,E-gfEi -AY 'ZF' l t 'UAF' fiwQff1,geLf? 42- V fm -Qgbi lil f -V 'CC iv S ,W . l l is - lo 'N' figrizl Vx dx li - K .X 'N 7' ff ff S XXX lj X f QQ id f 5 l - R 16-Boys' Cabinet. Current Events Club. Chemistry Club. 20-Kinetic Club meeting. 21-Athletic Club. Camera Club. Mas- que and Dagger. Model Airplane Club. 25-Spanish Club. French Club. 24-Mathematics Club. Z7-Activity Club. 28-Latin Club. Model Airplane Club. Honor Society. XL-XY 4-Kinetic Club meeting. S-Athletic Club. Camera Club. Masque and Dagger Club. Model Air- plane. 6-Hi-Lit-So meeting. 7-Boys' Cabinet. Current Events Club. 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Hays, Jr., Earl V. Cline, R. G. Xv7lggCl1l1Ol'l1. M1'. Ernest Marvin is clerk of the school board. 'A ff ff? HAYS CLINE WIGGENHORN V M11-. xy 4 iwii, , N, i 4 ,All li l 1 'QM EEN We MARVIN B llgalgl is' N X H if 'H f i , i i , x l E K i .XA K, VX.. 1 1 llll, - 1 .1 F 1 . 1 A x fp4, 7E A L-' 4+ 1 X QiffQi ?'ff3F ZMWJ A 1 kj x RJ , Y fl Q35 wg X, I 9 r I 1 FH S B . . .THE KYUTE I S EMORIES of past accomplishments, successes, failures, joys and even disapointments, perhaps, are the richest parts of which life is com- posed. We have been creating these memories and the records of many of them are found on the pages that follow. They will grow more worth- while as the time goes on and more significant as we get further from them. Our memories should become the building blocks for better things. Whether we are in high school or in our vocations thereafter, from memories of past success we can achieve greater success and from memories of errors avoid making more. If our records of the past were more definitely made in other times we could build better in all walks of life. But back of all these 1'ecords, what we are doing every day is the most important as that is creating new records and new memories for the future. If we would realize this relationship in our endeavors, progress would surely result. A. T. Peterson, Superintendent n l 5 IP egg J, flllll ll, 6 IIIIIQTY-UNE . . . 5 1 l i l 1 l l 1 1 S you turn the pages of this history you will find your yesterdays looking back at you thru the faces of your friends. Are you happy over what you see, or do you find that your course wandered here and there rather aimlessly? XVhateyer you see, be assured that those yester- days were much like today, and that your today is soon fixed in the register of time into another yesterday. f i i Not always will the story be written in such pleasing form as you l find it here, but whether your legend be written in snow, sand, or upon the lives of your neighbors, you will see it and must read. So live today that your yesterdays may grow into a story that you will x be pleased to read. l Herbert H. Badgley, Principal I 1 - ll H X ll 3314 C jALLmu1AmLJpAL1w4,LLL.u4?g? X . Ly Y I K pCI 2. l ' 5 li 51: yf NV, Z X, lxxflifw A 'lib l W! 'I 1X filly '.Xb E141 l,QNI?g?FL Bin! .V Q y M. lil!! M fl ll I gf! il X A w .-LA .lj . . . THE KYUTIE I' ..:I2':M' 1 . . I fill 'i MR. DAYLIS NIISS MABEL HUNTOON Avvisiunl Prinrijml Dean of Girlx ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL R. Daylis, from his position as athletic coach, was elected assistant principal of Billings High School. He was graduated from the University of Montana with a B. A. degree. He has done graduate work in the State Universities of Oregon, Iowa, and Illinois. Mr. Dnylis is dean of boys, and also teaches bookkeeping. DEAN OF GIRLS ISS Mabel Huntoon, dean of girls, does many things to promote the welfare of high school students. She acts as agent for the employ- ment of girls, heads the lost and found department, teaches biology and science, and provides first aid materials in time of emergencies. Miss Huntoon is from Minnesota and received her B. A. degree from Carlton College. rf unix A IHIIQTY-UNE . . . ABERCROIVIBIE, LILIAN, B.A. SLIENCE HOME STATE, KANSAS Bethany College If you llilllll fo I7Ilf 011 an wzlcr- faiumrnt, mmf' lo flu' fron! of Ibn' room. BEELER, L. F. LLB, B.s. SCIENCE I'IOIsIE STATE, KANSAS Kansas State University: University of Coloradog Kansas State Teacliers' College If yolfll 1c'afz'7H ilu' fron! boarif. I'11 11111 ibrougb iff, Q CALDER, CATHERINE, u.A. ENGLISH, JOURNAIISM HOME STATE, NlQNTANA University of Montana W'ln'u I was un ilu' Kuiniinf CLARK, JEANIZTTE, B.A. SPANISH HOME STATE. AIONTANA Vassar, University of Berlin, University of Madrid My dogs arf' af fruit gw1ilv1r1rr1. DENNETTQ FLORENCE. B.A. COMMERCIAL DEPARTNIENT SCHOOL TREASURER HOME STATE, XVISCONSIN University of W'iSconSin, Allen Burns College WEN, if you bvbuz'e wry uvll, l'Il gin' you some lowly priz'ilugvs, 19 fx '4 -2 ! fxxf Tj Q.-W 4 A AGNEXV, LELA, B.A. HISTORY, SOCIOLOGY HOBIE STATE, IOWA Iowa State Teachers' College Wl1I1t I1'i'rI' uw' iullung uf1oul? BOESE, HELENE, ILA. SLIENQE Y HOBIIQ STATE, KANSAS University of Culorado L13II'lI, Vliln- CARRICK, FERN G.. B.A. Music HOME STATE XVASHINOTON Spokane University W'u'll go mm flux nun' mort. COLEMAN, GLADYS, n.A. IIISTORY, AlATI'IPhlA'I'ICS Hoxii' STATE. COLORADO University of Colorado. Hllwlll Jlill M1111 fllifqllllq your l1I'I'l.i? DENNY, EDITH, B.A. INlATHI?vIA'I'ICS HOME STATE, IOWA Des Moines University, Uni- versity of Columbia, Univer- E sity of NV.1shington. If you Jnn'! .qt-I your lmllvrs nz rl 111111115 L1 rlonlllc :vr0. S I A I I J- J.-Ev, J.. LJ, A. .A.,,O.i,g- 1 , A-QQ If' vt I, Y KO X7 1 I J' L ll x 7 fl ll fl I EKLOF, ETHEL, B.A. C,I-IIZMISTRY HOME STATE, NIINNESOTA Gustavus Adolphus College TlnII'I all rilqbl, Im!- HAWKES, HELEN, B.A., M.A. ENGLISH HOBIE STATE, IDAHO College Of Idaho, University of Idaho Rai.n' your 'X' ami j'0ll'H lu' vli,qibli'. HUDGIN, Z. G., 13.5. OF ACR. EDUCATION HOME STATE, IYIONTANA Agronomy, Animal Husbandry Farm Shop, IQZ. Montana State College Tha lvmlcnry is Iozuml I1 Vom- liomll Eifllraliollf' JOHNSON, ISABEL, M.A. I'IIS'l'0lKY, CIVICS HOMIE STATE, INIONTANA Columbia University, Uni- versity of Montana Y. . TbI'I'r'I too znurb ronlpuli- lion. JOHNSON, C. V., Is,A. ENGLISH AV F 9 HOME STATE. NEBRASKA ' TL University of Xvasliington I' f Noir when I was in Sm1l!'L', X lint XIllIlN!t'f'U rf If J ' '1 - , . . .r .Y ,V sf' . V I YI N II, lgf lr J F , I I S f If I I I ' I, or . Q, . 1 I If l if Ililil ' . . . THE KYUTE HAVEKOST, EM MA, B.A. COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY HONIE STATE, NEBRASKA State Teachers' College, Xvayne, Nebraska I1'x fustonmry Io rlosc your books lL'l7t'H rfriling in bvrzny' X HENDRIE, EMILY, BA. 7 ENCLZSH 'I ' V! OME STATE, N R I-LJDAROTA Jariiestownthgallege, orth Dakota P use rou' our your gum. I ILLMAN, EDWARD, B.A. ECONOAIICS, HISTORY HOME STATE, AIONTANA Coach Football and Basketball University of Montana Au, rm' fbi, falkizig bark iberf, j'0Il l'l'C4II7If7IlffX.'U JOHNSON, GRACE, BA. DOMESTIC SCIENCE HOME STATE, MONTANA Montana State College WW musf have it quivlf' JOHNSTON, ELLA HISTORY HOLIE STATE, NEBRASKA Nebraska State Normal, University of Nebraska, University of Colo., University of Chicago. I bold you rr'xjIo11Ii1'1fr for lbs Cffmilr- oI1lliIIr. -af 20 THIRTY-UNE . . . JOHNSTON, HARRIET, B.A. ENGLISH HOME STATE, MONTANA University of Montana Now ufbrn you get fo college-' LEONARD, OPAL, B.s. ENGLISH HOME STATE, SOUTH DAKOTA University of Minnesota, University of Boulder, Sioux Falls College Come up bmw' in Ibis fron! swf. V- . LUSE. HERMAN, B.s. ENGLISH HOME STATE, ILLINOIS Southern Illinois State Teachers' College, University of Illinois Huw I IIIFHIIOIIUAI my library f0111lj'?n . MCREYNOLDS, LOU VERA. B.A. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT HOME STATE, NEBRASKA Doane College, University of Ne- braska, Nebraska School of Busi- ness, Gregg School Now Izf's src- X PEARSON, L. F., E.s. COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC, LAW HOME STATE, ILLINOIS Assistant Coach Bradley Poletechnic Institute LEONARD, RANDOLPH. B.s. IVIECHANICAL DRAVVING HOME STATE, KANSAS Kansas State Teachers' College, Mc- Pherson College All j'0Il'7'I' doing is xfmflvrizzg ir1k. ' LUCAS. ESTIL HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARY HOME STATE, IYIONTANA A. NV. Johnston School of Business W'I1ii, juxl I1 ummivzl, uml I'1I sw. If -7 I ,I-' P' I-.KI MCINTOSH. IYUNA, l'i.A. HISTLWRX' JLQIMRIE BT.-XIE, IowA Unixfrgity of Iowa PlI'uxeL-eiefv on! of flu' built. IV' bv? OLSEN, NANCY LATIN HOME STATE, BIICHIGAN St. Olaf College, University of Wlashington A j'l'lIOIl' slip fur UYIIIIIU PETERSON, C. R., s.A. SCIENCE HOME STATE, KANSAS Bethany College ' L ff e , Sf0f7 mr. if fYOIlll'l' beard I uuw! your names and not your fbjg Ong, ' signatures. f , ' l fi 4 X I xslk L I xx l ' 2 l l 4 I K lx Il X .9 X lx ' , I I Z1 ,lx ,At I 5 X X gg J,,,,L,..iJJOCn,.JJ..nL,-4,..L,.,p7EZE,3- T I IV sf SCHOLZ. OLIVE, I3.A. PUIsI.Ir SIIIAIQIMI, I,RAIsIA'I'ICS HOME STATI, XYIISCONSIN Milwaukee-Downer' College, Mur- ray Anderson Selmol of Tlicatre nlliju' Ilnuu, funk I'bf'rc'I SNVAN SON, ALVIN, 13.5. MANUEL TRAINING HOME STATE. IOWA Iowa State Teachers' College, Iowa reN0 I State College u' fbi.: mI1fi'riIII is money In Jarf! 1l'Il5fI' il. THE KYIITIE 'I I STEEN, MYRTLE, BA, ENGLISH HOME STATE, IVIINNESOTA Macalester College, University of rf Montana Ilou' run you vxpcr! any belfrr gY'KlIll'?', VIKEN, HOWARD, B.S. IVIATHEMATICS HOME STATE, SOUTH DAKOTA ' Dakota Western University I I suppose j'0ll,l'L' 11L'l'I'Y' .wen uny- lbing like tba! bI'f0rc'.,' Q ' If I fy 4' , I I, 1 ,nr YJ WHIPPLE, OERTRUDE, l B.A. M,,,HE,,,,,,,CS YATES, ETHEL, 13.5. HOLIE STATE, MONTANA DOMESTIC SCIENCE University of Montana, Uni- HOLIE STATE, OREGON versity of California Whitewater State Normal, Oregon If you people can? bcbuw, State College' I'Il ban' io fake away all CSummer school at University of I VI! .9 your priI'iIegc'S. California, and University of Ore.j ' I - F3 1 Do you know, girls. 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X x X'-.X ' lr 1 2'-.wFrzFf551if'2'1-: 2'1'3 2.4E':- flifnf'--.2 ,l ,f f , - ' X X'-fix'-'cf f' '-:'a.LCl'-'CE-fx'24f.4'.iW'f 1 -Vi :-114' - ' f 1 X Siim'-?Z-.'-fifizif-T1wsfhg-f?fa7f5sPQff - X 4 1-xi-:i'Q1i2?.1ame-H-V if Q x-4:3-, ,1 V , . Xi r Q-i3QYj,x Y r Af i J., , gN L f':..1 2?? Y SE IORS .AV P . s ff gp: PM :fig , fa ' .,., ' 4 ,, 4 .V , ' 1 , I -,. V K. ii.. r, xv. as v by .wg ha' .x,: jw . 'f, ,,. ,..,,, . nr. . ,' 1 -r . ,JAM 41 we? -vim X ,- -1.- ,,. gf ,,, A ,rk , n..,:'n l-rw, ff A . .r .1 ' Unix Va. 4- IW av, rv .- 1 L V, - e- fi 6 :X 1 -I I, g.,. .J l 'fi f Y E' w Qrfgifi-A I-rQQ gi,dTf I . , X I All ai fill ,' ll Y 1, ,I yy' I I Lil, i . . . THE KY CITE TOX1 WILKINS MISS j1iANETTE CLARK LINCOLN BOHLANDER ELIZABETH COLEMAN SUE JONES BOB LACKLEN OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER LINCOLN BOHLANDER, Prciitlmzf Tom WVILKINS, Viva-Prvsidmzt ELIZABETH COLEMAN, Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER LINCOLN B01-ILANDER. President BOB LACKLEN. Vifc-Prcsitlent SUE JONES, Sccrvfary ELIZABETH COLEMAN, Treasurer Senior Class HETI-IER it be on the football field, basketball floor, taking part in assemblies, or excelling in dramatics, the seniors lead Billings High School. The class of '31 closes a very successful four years of school life. Members of this class have taken part in all activities of the school. The two class plays: The Poor Nutf' in its Junior year, :Ind If I Were King, in its Senior year, were decided successes. This year members of the class edited the Kyote Annual, and participated in de- bate, extemporaneous speaking, and oratory. Miss Clark has sponsored the Senior class through a very successful year. CD4-4'-D XJ 15 lj Il .jf UL: 4 -sl 26 IHIIQCICY-UNE . . . CIZLIA ABBOT ef 4 ' I .que my Iuvwl S1'I'lIL'l' um! fbouglrlf' Girls' League, I, 2, 3, Latin Club. I, 2: CllCI11I9ll'5' Club, 4. Honur Sneietv. EDITH ALLPORT Diilr1'f grrzzvl izml sbirfc ui im linur's uxlm work. F. H. D., 13 Secretary, Zg Tennis Club. 2, 3, 4: A. K., 3, -Ig Current Iivents Club, -Ig Kyote Roll Ronin Representative, 4, French Club, 4, Honor Society. IRIZNE BAKER Sf1c x rm! fIIf4'l'l'YfL'Ll in liiglv Srfmnl Ivoyf. u'li,i? Girls' League Council, l, 2, L.itin Club, I. 2: A. K., 3, 4: O. D., 3, 4, Masque and Dagger, -I. KATHERINE BARKER True I0 bwsrlf umf ollwrxf' Girls' League, l, 2, 3. LOUISE BEHRENDT Br ,qnnr Illlll fart, I'm I11fsj'. Girls' League, I, 2, 35 Kyotc, 4. Z7 VIIIGINIA ALBIN IGIN, of lift. Cuuncil, 2. ,IUNII :XNDIZRSUN C'.1rI' :mix llglitl-1' on bw ifm1lIif.'is. C.1lilurni.1, 3: I. NV. XV. Vice- Presitlent, 4. 'iv VIOLA BAKKA Ihr vim Im' full of lu11,Qlvlcr. IS. II. Q.. IIe.ircre.1k. Montana, I. 21 line-mln Hieli. ,Iersey City. N. J. 3: Glee Club, 4. v I I MILLER BARNES '1'ln'w IX im ligbl zlommsr ufmnl him. 1 I Y .J V-I il I 4 ,A . ,K . WAR N., 1 .I x X,-f , i I ' I! I I l I, I I I. I X 1 , s I . TN.- 1 CQ4Qjj,,g,,,gt,.,t ,J.JCn,J,4,g, J.1.j.,J.,xk.,J.fJ.1-JJ..LL,LA.LE'E,l-.A,1 ,--..I I 1 X.: ' Q' .l ffillrzrr' HI jilimllrt' .li flu' spin' Girls' Leagiie. I, 2, 3: Girls' League I'iet.lmont Ilitgli Suliuul, Pieelmont, r'i'm , vmxkotmnirn BEHRENDTIQ Q, N HCIUIIIIIIUH wrm' ix an 7l7I', .1 l i mrizumu flriugf' , ' NORMAN BELL QNUNKH A lui! as brilliant as bis Z7l1if.', Debate, 1: Hi-Lit-So, lg F. H. D., 1: Vodvil, 2: Football, 3, Junior Play, 3, Athletic Club, 5g Masque and Dagger, 5. BARBARA BIEVER A muiflml nflrr lvolrl of spirif 50. still and quiet. Latin Club, lg Vice-President, 2: President, 3, Girls' League, 1, 2, 3: Girls' League Council, 2, O. D., 4. Kyote Staff: Honor Society. LINCOLN BOHLANDER fLINCD GPI Snuibern, you ull. Freshman Class, President, lg Sec- retary, Ig Intra-Mural League, lg Sophomore Treasurer, 2, Athletic Club. 3, 45 Football and Basketball, 33 Class President, 3: Class Presi- I-D dent, 4: Football and Basketball, 4. 41, f l FRANK BRADBURY V And sfill be argnml Un. E Instramural Basketball, 23 , Hi-Y, 2, 4. l X. K. 'l . 5. l P EK BURNADETTE BROWN la 562. Shari, but su'rvf. ' A :jig Girls' League. I F 7' f ,Li lip: ,fix . fu, iff ' fgmx .- If ' .31 ,N ' -CQm'i??f,.'jlQl l 1 l . ,I X . . ll lt 1 'A 1' 'X 1 f . fl J flllflltll f 1ll . . . . THE KYIITE FORSYTHE BERKLAND There is none like him, none. PEGGY BLAKE OK Buick. F. H. D. Club, 1, 2g Girls' League, 1, Z, 3. CARL BQLLUAK l'm nothing if noi crifivulf Intramural League, 25 F. H. D. 1 Club, 25 Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Pep Guard, 35 Junior Play, 3: Boys' Cabinet, 4, Masque and Dagger, 3, 4, Kyote Staff, Honor Society. VIVA BREEDING Some lhiuk ibe world' was made for fun and frolic, and so Jo I. Girls' League, 1, 2, 3. JANE BROWN A friend worih having. Billings Polytechnic, 1, 2, 35 Honor Society. Miwkff , X l J A , f L f ,f Q ' U 2 l f P t I w f V 4 3, , f ig of 28 ' I L,4,A,4,.k:lf' C1.CL:c.x.A,L,eL,Cx.xJ...1.CLCL.CLUt,u X 1 H A KEJLLLQJJ i K had -,J Q., C4 IHIRTY-0Nlf . . . HOXVARD BRUNSNVOLD Hr's a regular frlluuf' French Club. 3: Hi-Y, 41 Cl10miSU'Y Club, 4. MARTHA CALVERT Slip ILLIX lwru in ln' tl fflrlhl ia mur'J'lvmfy. Girls' League, l, 2, 33 ,IUHIUY P1155 33 Chemistry Club, 4. CARL CH,-XNIBPRS I'u1 no rlmrk. fmt I um fmlil' my mln Hi-Y, 2. 3, 4: junior Play Stage Committee: Athletic Club, 4, Foutball. ADELE COHIZ Thr Iwi! fllfllgi url' offru Jam' up in ilu' xnnlllrsl 1mrlcugm. Girls' League, I, Z, 3: Spanish Club. 3, 4: Kyoto Staff: Honor Society: Vice-President Chemistry Club: Vice-President Suph Vudvil jr. Play: Senior Play, Declam., 3, 4. JANE COLEMAN I'm fluf lazy, I pmt Jun? fuel Iilqr- sImf'xir1,Q. Girls' League, I, 2: St. Catherine's' St. Paul. Minnesota, 3. 29 RUTH BLIRDICK Ihr lmir ix fn-r l'V1illlIfII.Q glory. Salt Lake City. Utah, 1: National City, California, lg junior Play, 35 Chemistry Club, 4. YERNA LAXIPBIil,L rl pnzjmn' firm IY rrllml In tft'rif. Curly' league, 1, 2, 33 Sophomore Ymlvil, 2: Operetta, 3: ,Iuniur Play, 3: Glec Club, 3. 43 Operetta, 4. NURNIAN CIARK ll fnll'i fm fJlxlurj? ITLIZAISLTH COLITNIAN , xl 14 nmrm nf Il'Ul',l7.,' Class Treasurer, I, 2, 3, 43 Kinetic Klub, l, 2. 3. 45 ' Basketball and Volley Ball, 2, Junior Play, General Man- I, . JKCF, IL LI. IX, 3, Hunur Snclety. I VIRGINIA CONNVAY Pltumm' .mil tzrlmu make flu' limi' twill sfmrl. 41 Glee Club, l, 2, 31 Home L ' R Iicnnnnaics Club, I: Spanish I :ZXCSLQI J Club, 2, 3, 4: junior Play, ' ,Q I 3-el' fl 3: A. K., 4: Nlaxque and ,121 K '-,X Dagger, 4. ' 'V' 'X T'-r A X' ' , ,L - , , W' -' I 1, L ' N ,J ,Lx X-i 'L r rr 5x l .QL ,- - I , I I '4 1 3 , , I ' X l llr l lx I I ' Cai' 'I A 'i I . Q-': , , 'QQQ , 3,,- .4 p,,.1..., ,,e1.,J,, a.,,.iJJ.,.J.,.JJ.1J4Ja,,J,5-2.1, LAJJJQ , gf sf ,,f Li f ,' 4 f, . Q, RUTH CRANDALL Full of fun from morn' ,lil nigbl' Girls' League, 1, 2, 3. HELEN DILL Bl0r1a'v, but nu! ligbfbiu1rlul. Glee Club, 3, 4: Operetta, 4. DAVID DUNCAN A ilumlcr :mm of quill' smut lmgbl aml sliwzgulj rzffvflutl by Ibv I11UUl1llglJl.J' Vice-President, 1: Class Debate, 1: Class President, Z, 3: Sophomore Vodvil, 2: junior Play, 3: E. H. D. Club. 2: Vice-President Track, 3, 4: Masque and Dagger, 3, 4: Pep Guards, 3: Honor Society, 3, 4: Kyote Editor, 4: Boys' Cabinet, 4: Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4: President, 2, 3, 4: Vice-:fPresident Combined Hi-Y, 3: Christmas Play, 4: Extemporaneous W'riting, 2, 3, 4: Thespians, 4: An- nual Staff: Intramural League, 2. DOROTHY ELLERS A silent longm' null frm' lnearl an' tbl' mos! mlmir- able Ibings 011 Carib. Girls' League, 1, 2, 3. L KENNETH ERICKSON Metz of fvu' :fouls are g A 3 the best men. 435. . - ,r,- 1 ix . -fit: DP' V- 'Ps :F Athletic Club, 5, 4: Foot- ' .Y ball, 4. -'V f... ...THE KYUTE JOHN CROW' Ta arf zrilb vommon sum' it lb: grmfvst u'is4l0m. PAT DEVOIR rl gooil frllou' among fallout. 'Combined Hi-Y Secretary, 3: I. C. Basketball: Hi-Lit-So, 3: Honor Society. DONALD DUNCAN ISQUIRTJ I'z'u only om' noun Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Captain, 4: Football, Z, 3, 4: Athletic Club, 2. 3, 4. ETHEL EMERY I ll0I1'f say much. buf I lbink a lot. Portland, Ore., 1: Sophomore Vod- vil, 2: Junior Play, 3: O. D., 4: Art Editor: Kyote Annual Staff: Honor Society. BETTY ERNST Sf1ll uwzivrs run deep. Latin Club, 1, 2: Treasurer Girls' League, 1, 2, 3: Glee Club, 3: French Club, 3, 4: President I. W. W., 3: Vice-President, 4: A. K., 4: Honor Society. , f ,Y if 'X , F51 'Q I lljlll, .X X f J X' A , l il I 1 i ,i , I Q i I W! W! if I l i 1 , I I xl ,fi jf' ' I , 1 , Y , ,faq : 5 , , .- 3 I lg l -2: ' ...L - Cx ,L - 4 C1 u X ,-M..-.D-K, ,au-L.:-f-L u- -L . em.. ,a gQQ,-45 ,gi 30 i' gi, I HIRTY-UNE . . . ETHEL EVERSON A woman who dom Mr own lbiufq- H112 rznuls lifffi' ail'z'1u'. Girls' League, 1, 2, 35 I. VV. XV., 3, 4, Camera Club, 3, 43 Honor Society, 3, 4, Honur Society. ALICE FOLKINS A quiei mr! uf girl. Girls' League, 1, Z, 5. RUTH FREGGER L1fr is ll SUTIUHS 1H'uf11rH1. Girls' League, l, Z, 5, Latin Club, Ig French Club, 2, 3, 4, Current Events Club, 4: Honor Society. IVAH GILBERT A silvul l'7arf!11'r'P N01 uf ull. Girls' League, 1, Z, 3. DOROTHY GRIFFEN She funzrs to srffool in u grvvrz Ford. Girls' League, 1, 2, 3, Kyote, 4. 3 I fax- ? . A L ,JI ,YJ Q X 4 PH YLLIS FLANIN A mwl rztfrurllw knnz' of grace. . ii.. I, 2. 5. 4: Girls' League Council, 1, 3: Girls' League, 1, Z, 3: Home Fcsvnoniiw Club, 2, Secretary. i LORIiT'I'A FOX 'fllzru-is .1 imllt' III brr rw, Midwest. Xxi,'0l1'llIlg, lg LndgeiGrass, H Nluiirma, 2, 3: Girls' Glue Club, 45 President Opcrctta. 4. YINA IYREY III-1 f'L'lhlll1If is ull n'nSt'.,' Girls' League, I, 2, 3. i by All-'RRILL GRAFTON Hbfllil-X 15 il jmsfinn, 1111! ruby 0117110 ll? Snplwunurc Vudvxl, 2: Intra- Nluml Basketball, 2, Hi-Y, 3. 3, 4: junior Play, 5g Pep Guards, 5, 4: Tlicspians, 3, 45 Dcclanution, 3: Athlutic Club, 4: Football, 4. .3'3?q JAMES GUY QJIMQ - - '1'fJv ilmrl uf ll. ' ,. 1 I I I'7 1 , i flip f5w,Q-.1.4. ,r ,-,z,,,:,-JL. 1 . 1 14.1, ,1-,J---l-f JJJ1JJJ,t?a 4 .47 ,gf 5.2. XVARNER HALGREN A Iittlf boy wifb a big nml1ifion. Masque and Dagger, 4: President Honor Society, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Kyote Annual, Finance Com- mittee. GLENN HAMILTON Sf11dyi11g is not my bobby. Freshman President, lg Girls' League Representative, 1, 3, Secre- tary of Girls' Council, Junior Play, 35 Masque and Dagger, 4. 7, DOROTHY HANLRY, CDOTJ Sb: bus .1 knack with IllldL'I ' CI!1SS7lIL lZ.U Girls' League, 1, 2, 35 Latin Club. 1, 25 French Club, 2, 3, 4: M, 1. M. M., 2, 3, Kinetic Klub, 2. 3, 4, O. D., 3, 43 Junior Play, 33 Soph Vodvil, 2, Girls' League Council, 35 Masque and Dagger, 4. ELLEN HANNT Wb0's fbi, new girl from ROII11lfIlp?,, Roundup. Montana, 1, 2, 3. ANNIE HARPER Kimi hmzrix are more ity ' 563 'f than coronclsf' VQVSD- V fl' ..il ill' i li if j p i,,l li i 'ff' 'ia X! it 1 i.-1 N ' it evggi Qgvf 1 .ltr as v- 232 JE U f' ,Q . . . THE KYUTE EVA YOST Her behavior is all srlzsefl Girls' League, 1, 2, 33 Latin Club, 1. JOSEPH HAMMEREL UUE, He Ivfl bis bmrrf in Glr'11diL'c'. Glendive, 1, 2, 3. LEO HANLON To lu' vfficimzl in a quirl 1L'dy, tlmf is my aim fbrougb each day. Pep Guards, 3, Secretary Junior Class Committee, 5, Kyote Room Rep., 4: Business Manager Kyote Annual, 4. FLAVIA HANSEN 'Imfga me by what I am. Girls' League, 1, 2, 3. RITA HAWLEY Sbv always secs the lrrigbf side. Girls' League, 1, 2, 3. -eff 32 I HIRTY-0NE . . . CHARLES HAZELTON CCHUUQJ I mm' io ln' a lwrln'lor Football, 2, 3, 4, Captain, -Ig Athletic Club, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4. HELEN HEFFNER HM aim-lo lm l1uHi'r. Girls' League, I. 2, 3. VVILBUR HIRST Tln' u'0rlil's no lvvttrr if uc unrryg lififx 110 IUIIXFI' if uv l7Ill'V'J'.h Football Manager, 4. HELEN HOXVE P1'riom1li!3-fbi1l'x il! A. K., l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League Rep: Monticello Seminary, 2, 3. x GERTRUDE HUGHES Anil still farv 1101 for zvlmf Ofbcrx my or may say. 1 'R IRMA HIQDDEN A IIIVVVYI' luuirl .gots all Jay. U. D., 43 Girls' League, l, 2, 5. MARGARET HERRENBRUCK Slip ix nm' ufm u ill noi lw afruid tn fam fbi' u'0rli1. Girls' League, 1, 2, 5. MARIE HOFMANN Anil shi' unulil rlrzizlz' Ihr sfagix' Activity, I. 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball, Ig Basketball, lg Sophomore Vodvil, 23 Girls' League, I, 1, 5: Chemistry Club, 43 O. D., 3g Kyote Staff, I Gel GALEN HOXVELL Hr lH'l'l'l' says frm u111i'b. Football, 5, 4. -I I i 4 RUTH JAMES F , A likralzlr lifllv girl. -t Xi N Y' Carthage, Illinois, 1, 29 Big , 'I' I Girls' League, 1, 2, 5: Kinetic Klub, Timber 3. 'ji Q 4 Q 3, 4. f I 32' IXY 1. N YA' In 9 X 'f' , ' I VC, I I 1. I J ff-.x RI f I Lx I ,- ,Ei vi r .bt - xx A Xa fx ,ASC X gg, .x . I ly I, , 'xx ' I i ' I L ., H IH . i l I I W U '. ' V Q-1 'fig . I I ' l I I I J X, I ' 33 IU A M I. 5 ,PJ tx, J -,A AAJJJJJ 14.1--Jt,J,-JJ.4JJ.,.n.,.i,,i-E.,,, . , p iff X L ,.,.f EMMA JOHNSON NX7fl'f1lI' is ifs ozwz 1'fu'arJ. Girls' League, 1, 2, 35 Latin Club, 3. LORAN JOHNSON Built on Ibv Lpngfrllow plan. junior Play, 3. MONTANA JONES Quiet and vzorlrslf' Girls' League, 1, 2, 3. fl DAN KELLEY Oli, wbaf a fine manager be is! Junior Play, 3, Hi-Y, 39 Football Manager, 4g Honor Society, 4. NIARIAN KIMBALL BNI, be t1UL'Sl1,f go fo high 7,1 F42 SCl70OI.,, fi, ll k 'Q Girls' League, 1, 2, 3. 'gf' 'J 'Y' T' C, 1- .- Ivlfl lg jlrgr Y Y XX-IJIXIX RTR , YV I lf- l ff J F 'N l 'JZ if . -C ,fj- J J 'r-..f'X' ' ix-NJM 1 Y t N: Xl J if AJ fry H5 M J uf-1 ,X-3 M . . . THE KYUTE JULIA JOHNSON M0zfus! mamzer and a kindly brad. Girls' League, 1, 2, 3: Latin Club, 4. CATHERINE LOU JONES A wry paifcrn of girls. Sweet Grass, Montana, 1: Lewis- town, Montana, 2. SUSIE JONES QSUED Her bair is not less smmy than har heart Girls' League, 1, 2, 33 Home Eco- nomics Club, 1, 2, 35 Class Sec- retary, 5, 4g Activity Club Treas- urer, 3, 45 Kyote Room Rep., 34 Junior Class Playg Senior Class Committeeg Honor Societyg Presi- dent Current Event Club. JOHN KENNEY Tbcy sfzzmblc who run fast. Kyote, 4. fr RICHARD KIRK Ax a wise professor, be was a great suffers. Junior Play, 3. -if 34 I HIRTY-UNE . . . KA' 'F 'au FRANCES KOCH ' -. W if DF1'f7fl'd is sbt' lo bm' 1L'0l'1l.U xi i Girls' League, 1, 2, 3. K 'X I , A, T ' ,Q 4 .1 S f , V , l ' N'l'N 9 i J, ROBERT LACIXLEN fJONEsj '- .is A lion umong 1t'0lIIL'lII iz mm. dHl0l1g IlIA'lI.n Freshman Vice-President, President Intra-mural League, 1, 29 Radio Club, 2: Pep Guards, 3, Thespians, 3g Masque and Dagger, 4, Treasure, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 5, 4, Football Manager, 4, Junior Play, 3, Sophomore Vod- vil, 29 Assistant Editor of Annual, 4: Boys, Cabinet, 4, Student Coun- cil Secretary, 4, Glee Club, 5, Sophomore Class Secretary, Zg Class Vice-President. 33 Basketball, 4: Glee Club Minstrels, 2: Honor Society. VADA LAMBERT Cbc'rrfu1nrss is Ibv off sboof of goodnrss and u'isJom. Gymnasium, lg Girls' League 1, 2, 3 MARVIN LEGGATE NSIIIT, lu x il gulliml lqrzzflvnlizu Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4. ADELINE LINDENFIELD East n'iIfJ llfgllifblu Girls' League. 1, 2, 3. 35 fl U ,IANICIZ KOPPIE Sim lmi .1 uni' mlb flu' men. Kinetic Klub, l, 2, 3, 4: Sopho- more Vodvil, Ig junior Play, 33 Honor Society Treasurer, 4: Kyote 4: Kyote Annual, 4. LAURA LAMACH Fur vzrrj zrlvy, xfn' bus a lcfn'rvf01'i'. Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 Home Eco- nomics Club, 1, 2: Declam Contestg Honor Society. JANE LECLJAIRE A winning uuy and a plvusanl smilrf' Sophomore Vodvil, Z, Spanish Club, 3, 4g Girls' League, 1, 2, 3, Jr. Play, Senior play Committeeg Treasurer Spanish Club. I ,xp GERTRUDE LESNICK , Fair to src. 'l Girls' League, 1, 2, 3, Home 'l Economic Club, 1. l l ol 'I 1, ED LINDSTROM 'W 4' Ou'nrr of fbi' frvsb air Liga l mi. f j ' ' 'Ni 1 , -C K ll fr Y 4 l is 1 Q i' .I -C: , --V V if N V 1 I l l E ' l -jx ,E ix' is Cl.-Xfmyg L 2,514-Cl.,-,iJsl..r21-,Lfj--JY-,lvr-j,-,-L,xji,JxJ4LL!'sl?-2167 Q X , E: L! 3 i XJ ,il Y Y if C U l .AV P . s ff gp: PM :fig , fa ' .,., ' 4 ,, 4 .V , ' 1 , I -,. V K. ii.. r, xv. as v by .wg ha' .x,: jw . 'f, ,,. ,..,,, . nr. . ,' 1 -r . ,JAM 41 we? -vim X ,- -1.- ,,. gf ,,, A ,rk , n..,:'n l-rw, ff A . .r .1 ' Unix Va. 4- IW av, rv .- 1 L V, - e- F ELMER LINK QKRAUTI Alu, Ivfx nmke 1117, Margin Kyote, 45 Football, 3, 43 Inter- mural League, 4, Athletic Club, 3, 4, Athletic Club Treasurer, 4. KENNETH LORD By ililiguzzcv, 110 uwzl bis way. Roundup, 15 Inter-mural Basket- ball, 2, Junior Play, 33 Chemistry Club, 4, Oratorical Contest, 3, Honor Society. LENA LUE SIOu', Im! surf. Latin Club, l, 2, Spanish Club, 2. 3, 4: Junior Play, 3: Girls , Q ' League, 1, 2, 3. 'U 4 ,ty KID ALICE NIARXIIN W'ixi' fo 1'i'xnI1'vq IHIIIUIII fo 1. ju'rforri1.'I 1 Ioliet, Montana, 1, Girls' 3 League, 1, 2, 3: French it Club, 4. l P l l E- ROUAND MQBRIDE if is I um rm! grvul, zrbuf f ff- A , Z' anz I? lf! nflgf? .lee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, H. S. ' ,L Y ,X Orchestra, Sophomore Vod- t- -1, Z, Junior Play, 35 ' N Declam Contest. , v , Y' ,TZ il Q px fr H Q-E 1 Li- It 1 U l I I 1 , 'i . , ,Q I Y Ii I, ii J' k XX 1 If if 3+ f f i 1 A fi I f -1 Q ,, 4 ' i 1 I . 1 lr XJ' I iiil ic, . . . THE KYUTE FRED LIPP QFREDERICKJ Dorff fry Io volzzjwfz' ufifb ibn' mn, if um Imrr fini. MILDRED LORD I'n1 iliffmwzf, moifrsf 411111 shy. Banking, 3, Honor Society. JOHN JONES SvImnl work is jus! rmolbvr inci- drnf in his yoimg Iifff, Athletic Club, 3, 4, Footbal1, 3, 43 Basketball, 3, 4g Track, 3, 4. EDITH MAXVVELL A IUOIIIKIII Imrrz Io Jo grval Ibiugxf' Latin Club, lg Spanish Club, 43 Girls' League, 2, 3, Honor Society, 3, 4, Assistant Editor Kyote Annual JOHN GARDNER All day Iong I plug alongf ,ig 36 ICHIRTY-0NE . . . ANNA MAY MCCORMICK Calm, 1111! 1I0f 50111, fl'iL'7lL11j', 12111 noi g11,i11iz1g. KATHLEEN MCGRATH A zzzrrry bear! 1111111610 Ll rb1't'r- f111 t'01111le111111rv. Sophomore Vodvil, Z, F. H Club, 2, French Club, 3. .D. IRMA WINSLOW She 1101111 litlli' 1'1i11i111i'tyfs IL'Zl1l'l7 ofbvrx 11'1111' 111111'011e.', Girls' League, 1, 2, 3. XVILLIAM MQNALLY fBII,Il Thr 1111l'ivx N11 bim tzc'1't'f. Football, 3, 4, Athletic Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 4. YVONNE MICHOTTE USIW says if ill xbm'l1v1111z1, Girls, League, 1, Z, 3, Glee Club, 1, 2, 5, 4, Gym Club, 1, Z. 37 fis- . ALICE MQDOWIILL A 1111111 111111tx11111111,q ,tgirl nf slvrling 1L'0ffl7.h Latin Club, I, 2, Treasurer, F. H. D4 French Club, 3, A. K., 4, O. D., 4, Honor Society, 4. OPAL MQKEUVIE S11e111'i' Ii .1 ,t't11J11 lllllfflhu EDXVIN MLMAHON QEDDIFD 1'l111l'11m' 1111.1 fH'V'Kl'll'Vnl1ll'4' tillltlllff- M11 1111 llv111,q.i-1'1r11 11 i11pl41111u? Football, 1, 3, 4, lfxcliequer, 5, Athletic Club, 3, 4, Basketball, l-kvotball, and Tratk Manager, Y, 6. CLAUDIAJ MLQUEEN All Il'flll1t1 ln' 1u'11, A. K., 1, 2, 3, 4, Snplm- more Vodvil, l, 2, junior Plav, 3, Masque .ind Dag- ger, 4. ROY NELSON WHL tl Song 111 1115 111't1r1. S Broadway H i g li School, ' Seattle, XY .1sl'i., 3, Glee Club, ' ' 3, 4, President Malsque Jlldw Dagger, 4, Hi-Lit-So, 5. 1 vi , , x li Butte High Seliotil, I, 2, QR l 1 fi, 1 , ', l ' Vi xv V L' 7 'J J- JL-JJ ,I 1,1 J-- - .4JJfJJ.,L,J.,..1,'g , J .'L R, C1 , 2,1 mf- K ARDITH NEPSTAD A u'0n1u11 of fru' u'0r11's. Home Economics Club, 3, 43 Camera Club, 4. WILLIANI CTDONNELI. KBILLJ Line up, girls. Athletic Club, 3, 45 Football, 5, 4. CECIL OLSON SLU Joes IIO work by halves. Editor of Kyotc Annual, Latin Club, 1. 2: Secretary, 2, Spanish Club, 3, 4, President, 4, Current Events Club, 4, President, 4g I. W. W., 53 Secretary-Treasurer, 3, Girls' League, 2, 3: Jr. Class Committee, fD 3: Kyote Roll Romm Rep,, 4, ' Honor Society. I JOHN PICCOLO Hr uns zz 1112111 of honor, of HOHU am! KFVIUVOIIS 11afurc. LOUISE Poot qtowy Alfl7UI1,QZ7 quivl, ufr' IIIIULIYYS Q2 knau' ln' is f1rrsc'11l. if ! Missoula High School, 2, 3. A f Wi- F,Q N X .xW'Ylf!1 , sc f f J . fl, 1 ., 'Flu Q7 . ' 5?-' lf ' F ul 'AQUYAQX . .f ,-, .M I X 1 , 1 1 , 4 1,1 f L f ,J , ' tk fl slxx 1 J 1 X, 2 ' a l Af' V 'wxx 7 M M 1. .l Iii jf L l 1 1, yi X lkaueflllj QNIAL-L.LaQ.tLtt.u.Lx..0,QC'ly,45 fi. ' 'gb J, V21 J 9.2 . . . Tlllf KYUTE VERLE NOBLES ny Ixulure has fnuned strange fc11ou.'s. XVERN OECH QREDJ D011'.f u'orr3', I'll gr! ihcref' Beach. North Dakota, 1. 2, 33 Athletic Club, 45 Football, 4. Jo PHELAN Nor ibut I Iilzcd slndy Icss, but ibn! I low fun more. Girls' League. 1, 2, 3: Kinetic Klub, 3, 4g Tennis Club, 35 Basketball and Valley Ball Teams, 2. DOROTHY PIRRIE W'b11f 11 szwuf Jeligbl a quivf Iifv affords. XVILLIAM PRIGGE Br'1111', 11111 mrvflzlf' as THIRTY-UNE . . . LAFRANCE REED HN drmls spank bm' pruisrx. Girls' League, 1, 2, 3g Glee Club, 32 Current Events Club Treasurer, 4, Kyote Annual Staff, 4. OTTO REYMER Diffir1r1fii'x are llrings fbuf sfmzc' what :nun arf. Hi-Y, 3, 4. JAMES ROBERTS fhllxixnj Auolbrr bilflffl' zrzvzzllwr' uf our fuuzilyf' Miles City High School, 1, 2, Font- ball, 3, 4, Athletic Club, 5. ELINORE ROCKXVELL Hlfl.liN RFGNIER Thy llfllllillllk willful! L'Y'l'.U Girls' League, 1, 2. 3: Latin Club, 3: Girls' Liles Club, 3, 4. PHYRNIQ RIDGXVAY fl muiif lIi'lL'l' Dahl. ALFlil:D ROBINSON fulfil imif xlrilify. flu! ln' grfs llwri' im! ffm' Silllllln i A MARJORIIE Nl. XVOOD I'm xizlzi-fli'il. ll X . J F ',Z',ff,5'fgfffj', ' g'fi igi L , Kincric muh, 1, 2, 3, 4, 1 . . u -' ec u - , , 1 . A . . . . I X . , ,I lk, , 35 Spanish Club, 3, 4: Current Trmsun' hlou 4 .Min 'l Events Club 4- Kvmc Annual Annual Finnnu: Cnnimittut. -. Staff 44' H' x 'g V -lg juni-ir Plnv Property . , Unix' Jltlnly. Tdanagcry 3' W XllXRkl0Rll SCHILTZ -, .lli'1i1l5, Illflfllj ilnllfl BETH SALISBURY lui' 'ww'- -Q A XHIHI-1' ilirjmriliun is fbi' soul ACUAUKY klub' :rj 3' 4' fgs J of WFNUD., President, 4: I..u1n Club. I: .5 1 4 is .4 Sterling High School, Sterling, Glfli Lmguc' 1' 2' 3: O' i1,1 Q -, Colorado. D. Club, 2, 3, 4: Masq 4' , .ind Ihggcr, 4, French Cl , xx, ' 4: Honor Sucicty. l R i -- - 1? wi A if' K, ' W rx A ,ig ' Q new -QC J -f ,Q X44 X l l l i N , ,i iv if i l il il 39 H , l , J lx--V1 K i i 3,i,4,i,s,,,1,l,J,JH.J.,i.ti,..n,.iJ.1,JJ4..4.J,g-2 ..,, .M mfg' 1, Q f X. X OLINDA SCHULTZ Au bonu! lllfllll 111111 flltlllhn Girls' league. l, 2, 3. LEQNA SHIRLEY S1ri'rlm'vx ix ir mil' zirlm-. French Club, lg Latin Club, 2, 3. MANSIE SMITH S01m'limrs I xi! 111111 lbink, ami mun'li:m's I jus! sit. Girls' Athletic Association, l, 2. ZIZLDA STAHLFY rl flirml In i'1'4'rj'011i'. Glee Club, 3, 4, Girls' League, I, 2, 3. CHARLES STROUP Thr VIII that :neu ilu IIZUS uffw' lovin. 1 Athletic Club, 3, 4: Presi- N I d f' .A . , , THE KYIITE DOROTHEA SHAFFER A goolf lrenrl is 'worfb gold. Spanish Club, 3: Banking, 33 Girls' League, 1, 2, 3. ORTON SIRRINE Hr'x 11 good man In have z11'0lHIx1.y, Inter-mural League, 1, 2, High School Orchestra, 1, 2, High School Band, 4, Stage Manager Sophomore Vodvil, 25 Hi-Y, Z, 3, 4, junior Play, 33 High School Stage Man- ager, 3, 4, Masque and Dagger, 4, Pep Guards, 5, Marshall, 5: Na- tional Thespians, 35 Boys' Cabinet, 4. GLADYS SMYTHE USiIL'lll'L' is golden. Girls' League, 14, Z, 3. DIZAN STEBBINS Thi 1,1'i'iI' fbdf I ifllfllll In rlo is grail. Hi-Y, 2, 3, -lg Assistant Business Manager junior Play, 3: Spanish Club, 3, Oratory, 3, 4, Extcmper- aneous Speech, 3, 4: Boys' Cabinet, 45 Honor Society, 3, 4, Business Manager, 4. CAROLA SUNNELL A uicrry hear! ix fbi' lies! of ronzpuflyf' Latin Club, 1, Gym, 1, 25 Glee 23 ent, 4, Basketball, 3, 43 Club, 3, 44 French Club, 3, 4, ff b Football, 4. Spanish Club, Secretary, 4, 71 1 1 If' Honor Society. i f 1' K V f ,fy iX4' J , l I J' A A , f L i 1 fi l l, f I, U CWI, 40 4q,g,.rEif:Li,Pg4,,,,g,' ,,v..'-.v..A.v..'exAxJ.v.,C5Cl....g,,, 3 CLCL, 1, , 5 , g , Qirglvib or '--2 lil I HIRTY-UNE . . . STERLING THOMPSON Hail blooming Youfb! May all your rirtzws with your years i7lI17f01'l'.U Tennis, 3: Yell Ttcam, 4g Boys' Cabinet, 4, Hi-Y, 4, Kyote Staff, 4g Chemistry Club, 4. ROBERT TOBIN My xtmfivs imap! mv noi. Tennis, 1, 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Vod- vil, 2, junior Play, 31 Athletic Club, 3, 4. EVLYN TUTTLE All prnfvlr' my ilu' bus an1'boiify. Glee Club, 4, Secretary and Treasurer. SELMA VAN CLEAVE Tha far! of lm' 01111 mvrii mukui ber way. Home Economics Club, lg Girls' RUTH THORBURN Soc has numy lIillI1l'IL'SX z'irlm's. Girls' League, l, 2: Sophomore Vod- vil, 2, Banking, 3: O. D., 3, 4. RAY TRUBE Y Anil um he il'ri111'? Nu! ii iloubif' Ky-ite Annual Arr Cmnmmce. ELINOR UHLIG A lllllfllfll ll1'l'l'l' Imlif of xlriril, 50 xllll mm' qiiiulf' Reed Point, l, Z, 3. FRANCES VANEK ' fbllllxllflflll of olln'rs. 'ix f F Ni'1i'r iilli- 41 llllllllfllf, llvriffy and League: 3.5 CUSWY County High, Y Girls' League, l, 2, 3. Q 1, 2. ' X -.tif K KENNETH voN ESCHEN L HOWARD WALTERS ' QHAPPYJ , 5 fx' 613005 J No lzirldiff, I Jo Izkr red birirf' ' Q 'g HTIJU' WJ' bf' 'V .L 'Wf'f '- i Football, 3, Baskerball, 2, 5, 4, li M Athletic Club' 3, 4. V Q Masque .1I1LlIJ.lggCl', 4. X 4 k 1951 EARL HONEYWELL L gel' fHONEY, , 1- is ,- l.i'uzv sizzdying fo 117050 who ' Q Z Iiki- if. 4 S-gl, L 4 V' Ag ' Athletic Club, 3, 4, Football, ,L-Q V ' 1.1 A T A 2, 3, 43 Basketball, 3, 45 X.,'f, Track, 3. 1 'W NA' ' , ' t ! A X Q1 I -il , if vi ,3 ,Z L ,N lx J X gx, fxgffe 7 l J u I i l I 'ix xx I .lx XR T-'ST i ' x , 1, it X 41 Eff? M iw! ,XX i LT 'i M5 ' C,1,,l'Qj,L,4,4,,:,Jt.-,1.,.JL,,1,J,J,CL, 57'-nef-1,17-7 if E, - V, ki . x Q . , - -x ROGYR XX ALTYR5 'ASI rf . g'.'.:f 'Ji v: N tix' 1 -'ff'H .frf rf 'W' V' -- Hi z a 'VI a I Suphomor: Yudxii. 2: A:hlc:i: Club. 3: lrlxwlull. 1: Ruin. -1. SARAH ANN NY.-XRXER in S:.':':x S.: .,1' if' Kinciic Klub. I. I. 1. 4: ,lu Play. F: Sspliomorc Yocvil. D.. 3. 4: Girls' lkngus. F: Nl' and Dsggsr. 4: Im.-If .X:::zu:f BL' D XVIGLQL X HORX I 5f.:':.1' U: fix' f :':i 1' .J f.Jn'i . Ill... x BETTY WILLIAMS IN ..- ., . L.:': . sn if. uk: yin' x N Iwi-.:: 13 Suphonzorc Yodvil. 1. Lf RATHRYN WILLIS HA Q. Ifi.' -'::-ul f'i I :Q i':r:.':, l .X N fix rig. , ,. Y-mx ' fx 'X Ei-Y R. , Na- ' IF 4 - J I I ' ' l ' I I L-32-J' l Iv K ', v-X., . X ' .. . THE IQYUTE HAZEL NX'.-XRNER Sj'.:vi1':':g ijiss u'iIb misrlwitf i i i'lllYlg.u VIRGINIA XYATLAND H.-Ind' I Jmft lik! boys. Kinetic Klub, I, 2, 3, 43 President, 4. TOM XYILILIN Hits nivrf' Sopliunmrc Yodvil. 2: Class Officer. 2. 3. 4: Yicc-Pruidcnt. 4: Pep Gulrds Yin:-President. 5: junior Play. 3: Klxsquc .md Dagger Vice- Prcsidcnt, 4. GXVENDOLYN XVILLIAMS Quint, ifnjronx. .mJ drltrmim'J. i CARL XYIXSLOW Ha Z'.'.:rr fmgx tru: ax a bfllf' Cheniisrry' Club, 43 Honor Society. IHUGENE YOUNKIN UACRQ Hr secs one girl Masque .md Dagger, 3, 4. 65542 lllllfli-0Nl' . . . L .g...........- ,.............lf.La.., . 11 r, I ,, U . 1 ' Q. .Y ,U , 'W ' f 2 f Saw A' .P J bfgff' a ' Ig f '-9- . K 3 . ' , - Eg f-,g,f,iQ Q .. -..,-: W ' If I I f -M- 1' mx-X I , . X ,, ff .,Z-,g - ,K 7 I A 3 -jfw I ' 'gil 521-rf, N -, I' I ' Q f ,lx 'f 5..4' 1,1- ' 1 1 11 ,, ' J 'X ' f T f 4- ....--.:'..::-4 V kj ,,5-- Z I. 1' I J' 4 Z 'ii 1 ,fi I if Q NN nxxxx 73' 1 X 4.3 Ei 'L L. . IL . ?'4 ' ' .J Lwiffv ff. i X , . B . - I i -' 'Q - .. - . ' ' 1 B ' 31 nil ' F. .5--, ' . , V ' A AY5, K .K if Vg: Z ' ' ' W' 7' r ' 1 - x 1 - V Y 431' xl 5 Y Qii -, ,Q 17.7, . ,J.,J,-44,1 J . ,J.,J,1'-. ..,. HJ- u ' 'I' 1.5 V? ,f V X.. , 3,1 'S 77 ' 1 4, 1 ,av,, A , ,WyA. Tfi ' fl if I j , o Senior! Farewell HE class of 1931 is now on the eve of graduation. The goal towards which we have striven during our four years of high school life is almost attained. We have found pleasure in the accomp- lishments of our daily tasks, joy in the re- ward for service, and happiness in the companionship of true and never to be forgotten friends. We will soon bid farewell to our high school activities and many of our friends, but the knowledge that we have gained and the experiences that we have had, we take with us for a foundation upon which our future success is built. May we always be loyal to our Alma Mater and may the Billings School Spirit live on forever. f l i f ,lf , il , jl X K Hd' E l ,.. 1 . u,,v,,,v....v..e,L,L,4.t1cA.c,L t cw .JAKE N115 TIIE IYYIVTE fri 44 AY X-'XX 4 N xXAx X xwgxb ,Q J m,fi ' 'f f M' 4 'fri .MEN Zak., Q lf Qi , WW 34 ww -' W 'aff W 4 FW 'N QA A vi va V1 2 : 'V MN H ,,fff'f A f E, A - 'J A X Xxx 1 ji ffffmffwffgfg ,ff 4 t y xxx Wffllibrrfrfiabl f ff Q Nfwvfljgm ' ll! I i ' I I ' XENJEVFIHHHT ' E ff M2 f w my wlffi VX If MfVnMlI'r I I I7 ,ai JIAIH 'v M . My 'GW -: - gf ,Z nf gl Nj V , , X,-JT? f W 'M Q b Q T FX w4v , Aff ,,. 3 if XX KQ M '3 'JJ' fx! . 1, X 2 575, Jw f X E, , w Q , 5 JUNIOR5 I .re g I, ,Lx V 1 I 'I M ,Aa IKY 4D 'lf IE 000 0 A , Z 0 u 5 I ,4- H ',,.'.. , nl A 5 -Q I 1 ' 1 'ii - ', f-- if ' , ' 9' 'r' W, -of 1 Y2, o ' 1 Q 7 I 4 wosd H1951 ll 1 IJ 'QA F 'Sf-Q 5 3 ,N g'L.4,. 4.,,:,?ifi.,t.q,,,s.c n.yLjxJ..xJL CLCx..CLc.1..r,.f..x..C,CLEs.Eex - ixfgqfjnpj J ' N' . . THE KYUTE MARIAN HERRINGER MISS MONA MCINTOSH ROBERT EVERETT INEZ XVADDELI. ROSE ROBINSON JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER MARIAN HERRINGERY p,,m1L.,,,g TVTARIAN HERRINGER, Prvxidmzf INEZ WADDELL, Vice-Prvsidczzi INEz WADDELL, Virc-Prfsia'vn! ROBERT EVERETT, Secretary l ROBERT EVERETT, Svrn'lai'y-Trrizxun1 Rose ROBINSON, Treasurer HE Junior class play Captain Applejackn was presented on December 4 and S in the high school auditorium. A single cast , was selected to portray the characters. J- I A public dance was sponsored by the Juniors on October 10 I in the Gymnasium. The dance was featured by a spotlight specialty. Many took part in oratorical and declamatory contests. The class was well represented in football and basketball practices. r g ' Near the end of the school year, the Juniors entertained the T ' s Seniors with a party. They have also planned to give a Junior- C V' 'I' - . . if f 3 ,Z . Senior dance in March. l'XJ:g. . . . X-Egg I' They were outstanding in scholastic records. , ,JP v Z, B S Miss Mona McIntosh was the class sponsor. I p f y ffjj 1 y pg, I l I ' 1 I f46 g IHIIQTY-UNE . . . I Fifi! Row-Stella P lwn. .Ivan Duntun, Burnici: Qiuntlcrwn, Frxnqcs llnwli, ,lean Stewart, Audrey Edmonds, Lucille Bauiiigartricr, Incl Phillips. 5 4'1-f: ml Run-Llcrry Nlurris. slcinnc licv. Nhry Bcrnitc Roscoe, Dorothy Mcl:Jtridgc, lirna Nlcicrdinq, Avila Xx'0HlI'llJFl, Dorotliv XlcDon.ild, 1-I'lll'il' RU1l1K.1Il1t'l'lI1C McMahon, Betty Barringur, ,luscpliinu Nlimrc, Ltwuiv: Scdcrholm, Ninn Clumbcrlin, liatliryn Key, w'illlJI11 Guldt-n. liuzzrllw Rau'-Herrick Swan, Otis Hoppur, lidnmnd Brown. Clmrlcs Lmiuurt. XYilli.ini Cowmn, lirwin Berg, Robert Blotltmmp. Firsl Rau'-Helen Dcpncr, Rosemary Sainpscl, Violet Hartman, Nlxrgxrct Nlnnimcn, Nlaric liorbcrg, Marguerite Myers, Velvn johnson, XVinifrcd Dnbnur. Svmml Run-Nlmrgcirct Darnell, Elimbctli Neibaucr, Gertrude Zapp, Ardyth: Palniurlcc, Harriet Hyatt, Cecil Hutcbins, kleancttc Stcvcns, Msrtlu Bury, Dorothy Davison. Tbiril RlIll'1lblJflJ!l Robbins, june Burgcson, Donald McCormick, Robert McGill, lack Slough, Allen Anderson, Elaine Nlilulsnn, Marian Bates. I-unrtlv Rau'-lid Scitl, Ray Madsen, Leo Carpcr, Crcn ' McKee, NY'altcr S.indcr5on, Robert lvlovius, Clifford Nelson. 47 21+ . ffQ4Ow-1 1 ,JJ i.,-444, 1JJt..J, Ji-..r.AJt,t.aJtJ,.J..-J. f 'l ,f lb, i i 'il l -i 'i l 1 i 'i ,r I i if l ENR! il Q7 ,L M J, y f 1 i, fr , 1 f ' ' .MTIIE KYUTE x .ii - Q Fifi! Run'-Liberty NX'ithan1, Vernon Hill, Genevieve Collins. Ruth Beers, Frances Spear, Mary Smith, june McDonald. Syvum! R!l1l1KCI1H6!l1 Haynes. Albert Mikalson, Grace Petrie, lfthel Hodges, Helen Fphland, Alene XY'arner, Harry XVyman, Robert Fiffield. Tlvirli Ron'-Malcolm Farr, Lester Hageman, Howard Graham. john Schendel, George Vincent, Philip Marsh, Benny Bergeson. X V' A 4 nf, lf N , As 7 pits, ' ' A 'z : ' ff ff' L ' ' ' ',, i, YJ A! Y, Max. eff , I i Firm' Ron'-Patricia NY'hooley, Inez XVaddell, Edward Kennerd, Florence Taylor, Jacqueline jones, Marian V F JLX W Herringer, Dorothy Geiger. Mabel Grafel. Sm-ouil Rau'-Melinda Starbard, Lola Thompson, Mabel v g Robinson, Anna Freeman, Earl Honneywell, Vivian Bateman, Frances Wright, Alice Vfestbrook, Erna L Vfestbrook. Tlriril Run -Margaret Lamers, Dorothy Von Iisehen, Louise Mary Mann, Keith Simon, Jean -j.,,N,,,J fl M Durland, Clifford jones, Florence Holenbek, Mary Srribley, Polly Poole, Alberta Curley. Follrfb Row- yl l' i ii Carl Shogren, Irma Tyson, W'ayne janney, Lowell Thompson,john Cunneen, Agnes Areslad, Olive Stribley. .il fl il 1 i 2 rm?-1-fa' f 0 ! i I , .gf N .i f48 V Q .i vw A -:ii i i l 1 lf N, ' - , , , . Xa X, . .W 3 A Q I , , g,g,,5,,,5A3.e,x.eL,.1. .LLL ..le...1,,,,,5.or,L1.eL.. e CV Q45 ll, 3 27, l IIIIRTY-UNE . . . Firsl Rau'-Byrl Kelly, Pherne Tittle, Elsie Spurwav. Grover Taylor, Dun Shinn, Gladys Olsen. Serum! Rou'-Elizabeth Montee, Charlotte Pepper, Edna Fairburn, Rose Robinson, Helen Robinson, Rose Seiffert, Helen XVortl1, Dora Nvheeler. Tbinl Rou.-Naomi Carpenter, Harriet Foote, Dawn Freeman, Myrtle Everson, Janet Marvin, Robert Spurling, Omal Ray. Fourib Rau'-jack Cooper, XVilli.1m Sirrine, Oscar Olson, Herman Sampson, Marvin W'addingl1am, james Vfebster, Margaret Kemp, , I 1 if X . sl - f i i 'l fl l 1 .1 U l l '1 f- w Q. W ' KT: 4 - 1 4 fix x, X.-,ATU lx ' ' i I N' ffhi :ff Firs! Rau'-Ruby Livengood, Una Cormier, Maybelle Erickson. Irene Harlan, lWl.lI'g.lfCE Cunneen. Sfroml -4? v' I 3 WM , X ' Row-Margaret Colness, Monica NVl1ooley, Mary Vaughan, Lorene Oswald, Carol Rice, Rose Kerseher, 4 'QQQ' Helen Lewis. Tbiril Ron-Doris Pepper, john Hovland, Elaine Aldrich, Annis Alexander, Trirje Grimstad, V1-Q: 'V QXx My Alpheus Zurbucken, Ralph Van Daveer. Fourlb Ron'-Tom Hurley, ,Iolm Cunningham, Aubrey Edmonds, Q I ' I Robert Shirriff, Tom Danson, Billy King, Robert Everett, Oliver Larson, Kenneth Dugan. fl i l Q , I , r , I ' R rx r NN l 5 l :!i -I x 1 N , , r w 49 513- gg L y X, L I 1, lk-Laialyilg :J 1 44 fr' l g! L41 5. . ,THE KYUTE f . , ,I r by l'irxi Rau'-jesse Lacklen, Beth Kinsman, Catherine Allard, Elizabeth Patterson, Edith Matheson, Grayce Jorgensen, Gertrude Newlin. Swami Rou'-Max Mehl, Evelyn XVeismann, Bruno Kluge, Magdalene Bullet, Bernice Mcttes, Eledice Barnard, Elnes Mainwaring, Cecil Collar. Third Rau'-W'alter Ryniker, Donald McDonald, james Bingham, Cyril Meyers, Lewis Hochstrasser, Fred Fowlltes, Jerome Allen, Alvin Halverson, Duane Morrison, Douglas Morrison. Fourth Ron'-Collins Johnson, Sam Wright, Roy Mulder, Clark Allen, Glenn Johnson, Robert Anderson, Bob Stong, Charles Waddell. P QU fl 'Q T L, Junior Honor Roll L 1 lf BIELINDA STARBOARD FRANCES HAWK OMAL RAY lt NAOMI CARPENTER VIOLET HARTMAN CAROL RICE :. l ALICE XVESTBROOK PHILLIP KIARSHALL NIARIAN ROBBINS 7' L . f, , RoB1aRT EVIZRETT JANET MARVIN ERNA WESTBROOK F -fm F ' ' r lf ' . 4, -,J ff! ' 'XX ELIZABETH PATTERSON an A X f z' 1 X '71 of fu , ' , iff .443 A l 'E if lit. f ,, I -il, X ' gf f i' 1 V i l , , l J L r ,I Ill l l X , ' M' fl f' X, fwfr-fx !'l ,il ll l ' i J I ,af so fi ,fl Q 'QA'iM,,,4,g:tig,gA4,,3.,CuAaJLL,Ct,CLL1,.t,L.5,,g,QMC,L WA55 1 iff-l J iii' Mx . 'N A :W ,W Xi, R ll R I , ff, QQ 1 5 W Wagg :XY i , K' f ff ,., K QU , x ,U X , I n I -x 1 , Q UXQQW .1 ian NT X 5 WN. W1 WH f' IEW xi Cp V ' ' 'Wil I Wg? U, W .Y ,, V- lr o ff- 1 x I , I V. ,f . MQ W I f X x ff WS fi 53 Q AZ44X f E XX 4 JV' iviviv if WW V Y ,Q!arfA! l!f' fi, rv x Mff' V Nl-Xxx-4 3-I v r1fLEfIrjffii'r1.rf 6 W fcwlswf Qi , f Q ff N Q W Xwrfrwfl ,X L I I Q if A 4 XfX X 5 I ' Eg X X 'Vi-, .q'5 KQXX X -dx XTMNXK xx 3 xx 9 xx i XX SCPHOMO RES . . THE KYIITIE CLARA BOLLUM Miss GLADYS COLEMAN JOHN MARSH MAR JORIE PETRIE Miss EMILY HENDRI SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS CLAKA BOLLUM . . Prcsidcfzl MARJORLE PETRIE . Vive-Presidvnt JOHN MARSH . Svcrcfary-Treaszzrcr fy Sophomore Class I l - AST semester 290 Sophomores were enrolled. ' On Friday, February 20, the Sophomores 5 put on a vaudeville in A in which fifty-two 1 Sophomores participated. After the vaudeville i the Sophomores had a party for the members ' who took part in it. They also gave a class :f fa? party in April. . N, NJ 4, al: 1 Miss Gladys Coleman and Miss Emily 1 X -..' l r f 2 A 'fr H d ' h 1 A A 4 A y , en rie were t e c ass sponsors. fl X , nj B 'Qui'-iffy . f i X X, 14' I fi fi is M A wi i , xl fri 52 THIRTY-IINE... f . L . ' U Ifiril Ron'-Laura Jaeobs, Harriet Martin, Jeanne Barnes, Gayle Selvidige, Edna XY'arner, Bessie Steele, Lucille Xvilson, Jessie Steele, Jean Jeannot. Sfillllil Run-Nlaxine Zimmerman, Nlari' Barrett. Keen Cisel, Jessie Hodges, Margaret Hoffman, Marguerite XY'rig.ght, Hazel Grant, Madeline Johnson, Dorothy Kline, Elaine Xiills. Tlvml RIH1'-'JJHC Maxon, Joe Sukin. Justis Leggatc. Bill Stolt, Richard Herminghaus, Horace Peters, John Marsh, Jean Nlaelircll, Margaret Riddell, Fnurlfz Run-John West, XY'.ilter Trcnerry, Loren O'De1l, Norton Gainan. Kirke Noyes, Russell Dunn, Joe Clemnw, Lawrence Kennedy. N - X A X 1 5 Firsl Run'-Jean Mcliechnie, Elsie McPherson, Edna McCann, Mary Gibbs, Neva Jensen, Roberta Flatt, Roland Fregger. Svvonil' Rau'-Madeline Hoff, Helen Bekel, Phyllis XVagner, Annie Burmeister, Mary ,ffl Catherine Gloudeman. Margaret Millice, XVilma Stowe. Tbiril Run-Stanley Lord, Peter Gountanis, 'vi--E. Emil Adam, Bill Graff, George Freeman, Eugene Jacobson, Dwight Youngkin, Charles Felmlee, Eldon Paul. Fourfb Rau'-Edward Barrett, Russell Biddinger, Delbert Davis, Duane Summers, Robertson Dailey, XValter Erickson, Gurdon Frederick, Richard Riupel. V G' i l -1 l 'Q 1 ai i 'i i ' il'-.5 il A . y .. ,FN . ,-,A 6 fail J V i 1 ,J , X 53 Jie g,AA,-ai,t1,.icg,:JJ,,L,J,1,aJ.ne,sn,,a,ae,adg5, no-l 54 , ...inf lnfoni I' F N , 4 as Firsl Ron-'-Clara Bollum, Grace Nelson, Tiny Barton, Klara Stockdal, Emeline Barton, Ruth Jensen, Ruth Groaters, Eva Brent, Marjorie Llewellyn. Swami R0u'-Helen Anderson, Mildred Milligan, Zylpha ,X 4 Townsend, Barbara Magnus, Isabelle Webb, Virginia Brown, Ruth Collins, Nellie Lile, Edith Collins, X Lou Anna Button, May Birdsall. Third Rau'-James Greenleaf, Arnold Depner, Louis Morgan, Ira ' t Y M Beeler, Berne Mitchell, Lyle Folkins, joe Rookhuizen, Ben Martin, J. B. Fell, Collis Musson, Phyllis Jones. Q Fourth Rau'-jerry Powell, David True, Eugene Walker, Luther Cook, Ben Reynolds, V Collins Barnes, Ben McLaughlin. .f'V f J of l 5' X 7 m , -'A . A, 1 qw- 1,-, rf 1 A li ,vfxx A F2 ' L ff ' ,y , ,L ' EEN Ill Ili GT- ,L v '11, ls, gi linsl Rau'-Mary Schutz, Maxine Blakely, Alberta Campen. Svcoud Rau-'-Esther Glantz, Anna Hanson, J N' U Barbara Brown, Carol Connelly. Third Raw-Elmer Slagle, Clyde Anderson, Charles Day, Robert Sayre, fl Chester Fitch, Maurice Arnold, Wfalter Van Daveer. Fourlb Row-Roberta Brown, Maxine Hughes, fl , W 1 , ', Cassandra Nodler, Bernice Eblon, Bernice Emmons. il l ' l I ,iflflil fl l ll ll ix fl l ' I l A ' li fl ' fl ' l B 5 .- -of 54 rl lj ,C P v rfsf-I 1561, C' gl IHIRTY -UNE . . . 1 a wld J Fits! Rau'-Catherine Bjornstad, Patricia O'Brien, Lois Sanderson, Ada Carlson. Srfoznl Ron'-Sara Cardwell, Marjorie Petrie, NVanda Evans, Ronella Smith, Irene Dahlgren, Fannie Day. Rose Fahlman. Tbinl Ron'-Cal Battcy, Robert Clark, jack McCord, joe Holley, Clayton Allard. Funrlla Run-Carroll '71 7' 1- fwfr: O'Rouke, john Quarles, Elmer Balsam, Donald johnson, Don Tannehill, Sydney Olson, john Riopel. F .1 A, A l 1 L s id' Q 4.4 - C fe 5 K, Q X71 H -,.f. , l .ef X ' , . ' - A' 'Agitff . ' ,- 1 . , . , A- . W , , , Firsf Rou'-Dorothy Voelker, Jean XVilkens, Ruth Carr, Bernice Haynes, Lottie Smith, jean Cvermeraad I 1 X X 1 LaVerne Break. SLTIJIIAII Ron'-Amy Halverson, Helen W'right, Gertrude Nyoolman. Erhardt Clavadetscher,4 .Ll KJ l X 1 xr' a gg,-I X- Carol Larson, james Lawson, Margaret Hughes, Paul Mannon. Mary Keyes. Tbiml Rau'-Leona Spang Catherine Garlow, Kathryn Wfhitson, Frances Olsen, Clara Mae Lynch, Effie Hutchins, Juanita Hammond, , jean Fritzen, Irma Slotta. Fourlb Rau'-Bob Pepger, Bob MacDonald, W'arren Sparks, W'illiam Dell, v i William Thomson! Harold Skauge. ' - ' i l X J' 4 N Qt. l l l Y mfg 5' 1, 'E l ll X, X 7 5,0 X I hx L X' XX lx' Q CQQQ2jj, LQJJL-4-4 Ji, in rg ,Ja J,-a-..i,J,,J,aJ.m-E 1 U ull. D, + X f' A w ffl X , V, X Fx 1 4 v mxvx - x K pwflz' ,fii ixrizgrf 1 f 1 f' 4I' ,----NX, --Xi I N . f I15'i:I wsx, 'P' -' E535 i5 ii:T SFS -..-f:' ' 1 X, xfiiis- Li X- fiiii 131' 'S 152' Q55 -X, X. , - -- -w J' ' X I - XEEENE N525 5 '23 K X-. YQIQ ..-- 5211569 ff.--1' -ff rf, . . X OLSON . ggi, . Edztor ,f x vx IQ3- iii- W- X 1' 22231 f 111 I 5 EQQEO HANLON . X B?Limess Mayzrggg-fd ES Tl- :fig TRUBEY . 4 iii- . Arzizsaff 'lei iii? THERMAN C. LUSH fi xii? k . ,rbgliqiidiy Adviser , 1 52 fi? 'NU' X,-'Ti I V. 'L, ' ,4,.. ,1 ,,ffA,.- f NNI! lfflvfnf l -,,,Q, K 4 f 5?a1. nl '. f f F12 -N, l Vx A 1 VV LN I IIA UU ZZ' :el-iw, 'iff X3 ffffl' U' ' ' JS-uv. - .V . . 4 M, Ich! 1, I 374 f Q Z 'Zz 71 Z 9 1 I . . . THE KYUTE First Rozc'-Irmajean Randolph, Nevivian Preble, Lita Henningsgard, Loma Glasgow. Second Row-Honey McMahon, Kathleen Merrick, Frances Regnier, Dorothy Spring, Karolyne Martin, Gonella Fritz. Third Row-Margaret Reynolds, Eula Satterfield, Catherine Branstetter, Dora Sansover, Ellen Schendel, Juanita Spang. Fourth Rou'-Alton Christiansen, Wayne Cowan, Cecil Musberger, Francis Smith, Richard Seilaff, Peter McDermott, Warren Bergeson, Ross Gilbert. Sophomore Honor Roll di t Ql QQ FIRST SEMESTER Anderson, Helen Elliott, Eugene Howard, Georgia Brawley, Floyd Freeman, George Lynch, Clara Mae Christenson, Alton Gervais, Harriet Magnus, Barbara Clemow, Joe Hofacker, Roger Nelson, Grace Cucciardi, Madge Howard, Emogene Randolph, Irmajean Tl if .I VY , P A pb? SECOND SEMESTER if JHJF: jg gif ji Clemow, Joe Freeman, George O'Rourke, Carroll 'NWC fr' . . . . . . . j jx Cucciardi, Madge Gervais, Harriet Petrie, Marjorie ,j.,,f'QV, glial Elliott, Eugene Nelson, Grace Randolph, Irrnajean X cl Q51 'l' T WTST i 1 il l XX! ,- J 1 i - n 1 1 fltljlll il M? YV yi, J f f , f f ,l , -:ei 56 Q c 1 lgifaxf lglb . XXX Wf' .XV , f' fi f N , -fkw H . K-fm ' Xyf V. X ' I 9 s FRE gwfn 'X Q1 ZX ff ff 7 ,f ,Q My fflffff, 5: QI f - wg' fAff !,QZfUf QQ 1 K' I WE qw' l f-. VaiWL2.:5s5gzga.afi6f2iw:1: , H Q fx 1 C C. ' f' 17' f ' YU H w 4 1:33 R, ' 'Irv X fo. 1 Kg 4 M5255-ni XXX ,x f? ax nl? in gf x,gXf7 YIM 'gi if :vin X X X, ' 'X x X VR lf if If! I5 xi: A K WKT-if-'zsxx - N X LH WN X Y . , f ' VH' 1 Q Qn m, x fr -1, SHMEN W' ,il fl 1 fry fda 9 4 ,I 51 4 L f Srfffiry, I S li v 92 hx ft! ' lf L .QTHIE uvoni l . K . ELLIS MARSHALL ANTHONY MQCUNE MISS OPAL LEONARD MARGRET HESLEP MARY ELLEN WIGGENHORN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ELLIS MARSHALL . . President MARY ELLEN WIGGENHORN . Secrriary MARGRET HESLOP . Virc-Prvsizlmxl ANTHONY MCCUNE . . . Treasurer Freshman Class ARLY in the fall of 1930, about four hundred freshmen organ- ized their class which has taken an active part in the school life. The first activity of the class was a party, the largest ever held in the school. If one can judge from this first party, the class of 1934, can look forward to many successful social affairs. An exceptionally large number of the members of the Fresh- man class have been on the honor roll, and many members have taken an active part in debate, school orchestra, glee clubs, and the band. In all future activities much may be expected of this class. The sponsors of this class are Miss Opal Leonard and Miss Ethel Yates. A . arf 58 Q35-4? Kan ICHIIQICY-IINIE . . . ,yin VU .' .fi if Y M. , if. it 1? A l 5 i i Fin! Run'-Doris Mann, Marian Hill, Bernadine Curly, 'ina Ma 'bell. Swuuml Rau'-Robert Michotte, Melvin Klien, Mary Blotkamp, Virginia Meliittrick k, Leo Twiggs, Robert Frost. Tflirif Rau'-Harriet Gervais, Pearl johnson, Josephine nnely .1 'ella Cunneen, ,Ioanna Lust, Marjorie Stockdale, Adele Hampton, Edward Coleman. Fourlg R R XY' ver, Niel Cotton, Jack Pureel, Oscar Collins, Norman Hedrick, Lawreycol, on Berges arie Heim. X i ,Ji 1 'bil Ifirsl Rou'-Amelia Hein, Lois Stone, Lucile McFarland, Lydia Cornelius, Faith Clark, Thelma Morehouse. Srrund Rou'-Edwin Sharon, Sharon Reid, Richard Peyton, Doris Lindstrom, Evelyn Olinger, Ruth Doering, Elvira Robbins, john McLean, Sylvan Brumwold. Tfnril Rll1l'lAlC1i Lockman, Gerry Reiding, George Weldon, George Wood, Kenneth Linvillc, George McConnell, Frank Phelan, Dale Gilbert, Evelyn Lohstretter. Fourlb Ron'-Ermie Hendricks, Dave Polesky, Ward Mcliclvie, Sam Panos, Burley Sackett, Elizabeth Harvey, Margaret Tracy, Dick Agnew. 591+ 3 ii ESQ if fx M f, 1 i ,CL W ,Vg ,N , ri, f i 4 A s J l CQ,,4Oij,1,,,L,,pJ.,1.,e4A4,,,,5,J..J.Aa.Aa.fJSoL,tJUJ,,a,J l J f 1 , 3 Ar, I A ' of Ti KYUTIE L lflf, ,-.- , , Firsl Rau'-Art Salisbury, Richard Englestader, Bob Zepp, Frank Dober. Seromf Ron'-Curtis Ely, Robert Holland, Virginia Lemmon, Marvella Graham, Irene Cole, Georgia Howard, Julia Cole, Gladys Lockram, jean West, Oral Henkel. Tfaim' Rau'-Clement Lord, Elanor Davis, Clementine Rossier, Amelia Bury, Mary Smith, Denise Duncan, Dona Neil, Hazel Pressnall, Opal Ward, james Day. Fourlh Row- Edward Becker, Lesley Arentzen, Dorothy Fry, Elsie Slovarp, Clarence Cochlin, Morris Wiggin, Harold Breil, Robison Allport, Norris XVilliams, Eva Phythian, Loraine Coy, Paul Parker. Fifib Rau'-Loraine Manness, Kathryn Denton, Mary Everson, Bill Blakeslee, George Hovland, Harold Sheetz, William Sexton, Loretta Waddell, Mildred Nobles, Doris Xvitham. ' xoxo .f LL Y ,., ffl,-X. 'KG7',Q. ws ' ,f R lllfi . ,, , f HD, X, 1,5 N Firsf Rou'-Marvin Hash, Hazel Lyle, Harriet Pfaff, Pauline Quarles, June Knapp, Ednamae Devoir, QLTJWXJ' 'l D Lillian Olinger. Svroml Rau'-Marjorie Hartley, Margaret Steward, Margaret Stahley, Helen Powell, 'LIFJ HL' Helen Lyden, Ada Cole, Kathryn Karns, Frank Martin. Third Ron'-James Mills, Arnold Hawks, i-GZ2lV,',Tf.1'j'hd'y', Ralph Hansen, Howard Simpson, Durward Archer, Earl Wickham, Earl Duncan, Dillon McKinnion, W E 4 Wilbert Shiller, Clinton Holbrook. Fourlb Rau'-Arthur Hewert, Robert Maybell, Bob Barnes, Joseph , .N , , Nl f Jameson, Bud Galerneau, Finley Logan, Elton Elliot, Ronald Calkin, john Kinsfather. fl ii li ill l l X All if A Ai ' N X i Ht. if he f fl ,L ,ff Y' l L1 I 'fig X 1,5 ff 5 NeIA44J...:L A LL3e.l,,.JL.fcxA.1..e1...1.tLt.i,c r cf M ef I 6 1 in tu ly -A 'X IIIIRTY-CINE . . . F , Firsl Rou'-Florence Stevens, Elinor Beekman, Olliene Starke, Matilda Engi, Jeanne Xvagner, lris Sams. Srfumf RUIlTBlJfgJf6E Davis, Verona Holmes, Marjorie Logan, Mary Ellen XY'iggenhorn, Marie Speeler. Marjorie Hopkins. Evelyn Sieffert, Bertha Van Mackelbcrghe. Tfainl Rim-Omvall Arestad, Ted Soular, .s Andrew Anderson, Stanley Kleipstien, Hayden XY'illiams, Alvin Sipe, Stanley Stevens. I-iuurllw Run-Robert Stevenson, james Todd, W'alter Sump, Robert McCann, ,lack Slieplierd, Richard Moore. YW? V. - ' , mil-W-'-1-fwnfq ri f, El, 3 , x I-35,57 rw, . ' UE -, , V. ,..f, ...r ,..,.. .H A , . ,A- Firsf Rau'-Elaine Minslmll, Josephine McDonald, Alberta Clarke, Florence Garriwn, Genevieve Xlusaon, Ruth Nelson, Mary Peterson. Swrriri-f R014-Roger Hoheker, Elizabeth Murphy, Anne Gerlun, Josephine Murphy, Ruby Pinnick, Helen Collins, Kennctli Ingram, james Xlannon. Tlvim' Rau-Bill Lueck, Bruce Morrison, Gertrude Cook, Anthony McCune, Ifugene Bacon, George Little, limogene Howgrd, Lfvei ree Kelly. Fourth Ron'-Parl Carlin, Erwin Leilwy, George Hibsclier, XY'illiam Leiby, Daniel King, Glenn Gentry, RU Alvin Hageman, Buell Sattcrfield. , l l I l oi 3+ A i 8, ,, 1.,e1.AkAL1JJ,gJJ,J,bg,:-f 52 i - r L Az 52 T M nfs , 67, l, 'i ' ri -r ' 5' fx ,J 7, ,xfr X ' T'-,rqe n' Q. ua agp:-, 'XE ' pix l .gwrry V, .nf iifef W 55' 'J , 4 J it N J, ,, . . .THIS KYUTIE K , Firsf Rau'-Geneva Thompson, Blanche Rosean, Ruth Hogan, Edith Hutchins, Elizabeth Fink, Kathryn Helderman, Germaine Fritizen. Svroud Ron'-Jeanne Hemrich, jemina Harper, Fred Warnecke, Ray O'Donnell, Shirley Shinn, Ruby Sharon, Anne Helder, Genevieve Laughery. Third Ron'-Margaret Heslep, Stanley Stensvad, Edwin Harper, Gerald Trump, Herbert Mains, Frank Thomas, Blaire Myers, Dorothy Marquette, Koral Kelly. Faurlb Ron'--Nina Hayes, Kathryn Fowell, Mary Lou Tobin, Raymond Brown, Angelo Ferro, Harry Rothrock, Betty Anne Mahoney, Irene Weisman, Elenora Tate, Firrl Ron'-Leona Craven, Dorothy Dell, Irene Anderson, ,Ieanne Olson, Ruth Keithly, Mildred Ephland, Florence Arnott, Clarice Hoffmann. Svvomf Run'-Erma McMullen, Rose Marie Farrell, Robert Stribley, Robert Mott, Jack Write, Tom Murray, Rex Peters, Raymond Koch. Third Rou'-Verne Spear, Eugene ' lx Elliot, Robert Settergren, Robert Bridenbaugh, jim Lortz, Robert Veach, Lloyd Morton, Ellis Marshal, 1' ' , l fx Willard Cook, Lawrence Cocklin. Pourfb Row-Marvin Crosser, Melvin Simmons, Robert Johnson, ' l 1 ,y fl f 1 JI N 1 Albert Fargo, Edmund Bolton, Rex Ncrison, Donald Lookingbilly, Edward Fishbauch. uri' il s l X Glenn Peterson, Bill Railing. if if W ! x N-T'ff,2q, 'J X li lf , , yr , , J f l ., p I ,f , Q Ll? 62 rx, '- if I V ge ,Q :.,en.,tJ.3..x.,e:uer.,,x.a,L..p.eLaJ.e,L.e.LGt-ex,. ,aj 'Q IHIIQTY-UNE . .. 6' Fin! Rau'-Marguerite Bilon, Violet Bjornson, Margaret Albin, Alma Hanson, Virginia Heath. Serum! Rou'-Jean Carrol, Ralph Glantz, Victor Piram, Bob Schell, Lester Houscr, james Burton, Everett Anderson Tbinf Ron'-Arthur Arnold, Margaret Neiter, Margaret Schweitzer, Louise johnson, Alice Bromensheclr, Margaret Brown, Ennis Allison. Fonrib Rau'-Gerald McBride, Charles Clarke, Glenn Olsen, George Stevens, Dan Davies, Glenn Rice. .A Q.. I. ' , First Rou'-Marjorie Marquette, Beulah W'ilcoxen. Mazelle Bassett, Dorothy Palmer, Mare.: Hodges. A Scromf Rau'-Virginia Dober, Betty Reese, Emily Mortensen, Helen Oien, Marjorie Lonstreter. 63 gas 1 QL -X if l Rl ' x l x 1- .x 'L x x . M, C . i , H Nl 1 S 1 i 5:59, Q9 , pq, 1, 1,,aJJ.,,1JJ,J.,J.-a-.u,JJJJ.L,,.re,JT.37 . I ,, -If U - sl . . ,, A E' lj v x -. y k A 1 C 5 I ' 'fi Q QW My NK w f f' l , nf X If X ' I fy , I K ui Y! Xi if ' PM S. M fo-1:4-.,t,-,gf lun.. 1 O O TIIE KYUTE :,T:T,N - :A ' 6' n1-- V ,, ,h 'WI ! ll' Cqt? 011 Ne Atl ntic Sbzp Almv! -sn. Bafllc of Bull Run -F.. ,-,. . , ... MA'-f,'.f .15 L45 if I f, c 1 . Y: ,:,. QQ,wy:N,+ff-:-5f,- -.3 N.-:.2.t.1J.:f 'fri 64 g NMX u' , , ,K r , X 7, A . iff N, 'ZA VN jf S fgE55Q. Nfiiw gif xx giik ,Q f f' f Q Q xi , . my N N,QQ'N3Qf ff! by K f2?fC,f , K fl my A ffl yi VvX'V'f'ff' X-1511 XX K L, ,V Xisilffg f' I K Y ' ' 1 5, my ' f - Pie U ' 75 iilj? N i , -Bi: I' X 'ffm A s x IM X k 4.1 . of f , , X a f Q t, fa VM, , . 5345! ' f A I 'ff if f , NQL1,-. . 1-.w -,-Q f , '+H+ wnummm lj M wrrrmr H ' is 1-4 r w ,, 1, Mlm' A ff -WL 3554 QC XX I Q5 I f ' 3. 1 f -:5i.:'-n ' Nj 1' A 5 I' -' W L W A? CM 1! 5 - 2 ' 'f,l1,w,. P NX' , EEL, V ' N N -fn: ' 5 w R SQTLWIX MM M fWM'!fl!' J X !'WW w lU Q 1 4f v X S C H 0 0 L L I F E gf-f1MY?.,10.fQ.yl, khe prosperity of Who represent the ff .4 ff 3, lt X px ni Z, ESXQ1 --.l-fffff SX, YYY, rip s- xt , A iiledidation s rv-X ' XV. fflyjsthe business men 0 ffBi1Iifggs4those men to our 'city is dueg those ivinigf progress of today, Eijjgggg which Iooksfiioiaeyfr 'forward and uses thipsgstxnierely as a mirro sof?gIfEQureg to those nq ippbiieifiorigmf this year b iidof-iespeetfully dedicat x..., XX ws '-., X 0e f275'f-wg f M. K if r topiiigagnify the destinies ,erriWQ2i7ig15e possible the okejnzeg the senior class, . fhiswaiinual of 1931. s.!4 S 7 ,- fr j 2 QF Q7 'if' 'A--ffj-'fj'sX, oppp 'fgi J y ' f if99l.W V , X 1 Y ,I xx -M, .:,1a,,- akin? ' ,N We 741. fi' rj X! I' 1 1 1 ffizii Q Y r s ' f 5 iw' f 'Xi ffif ffl, ,'!,H,'i1,Mj I !,N' fx If f ,wp If 1 , IIHHHI 3 N 'Ek Q , w 'll tl ' . I .5,. J 1, - I' 1 , 0 4- . X Q-lu ,gu- A 4? ra. -. XVMX lg la . , xNO Miiegy X I ,Vx V! kf, ,5 f 64 .l -4 Z X xx 1 wg ' 4 ' .f 1 i' r' ffl lux!-! 51 :ax viyh ,L . ! ' ik ky if lv I dx ' E I ff' I Mgt!! 'W vm L ' A 1' 3 Y irq' 'Qi-v H f 2 A .6 f Xxx Rx 1 ?'IYf,l 1'mfffLif'i'f35LliT'4 CZQZX 'fl - XEEEQ 'fig' f - -- W YM ,- v5I?:z : W,f,Ai f.f f MQ , .1rJLrfm,rrT J P fQ 12-rrrmm '13 , W X-, ff, W Q X x 4-ff xgfx N ..f.':E'-gk MJ M ,. J fx kWf.gfnQf- fy! X la -. IS. 0, ,: X 'f ,,f.f Y yd ,dy XX X I ,.,V Q ffl, X N X M Q1.,f'QfZ '1 6 f 4 N , Q.-, , ' 1 '-me K MP 4.8. .1 ! I N xxk l x' fn fl xx I ij :Q XS 12,7 N Q K 3. Rx XXX N rt I 1 MILL ? iff !! 1 . X XX xx 1 1 ff X Y Xl I v RT 'FA' Z fjgglif Y KX' x ATHLETICS if 1 ' , H I U , M .1 A 'C 91 H N 1 I f . THE KYUTE EDWARD ILLMAN L, F. PEARSON FRED T. DAYLIS HIS is Mr. Illman's first year in Billings High School. He has been football and basketball coach this year and has turned out two outstanding teams. Before coming here he held Q1 similar position in the Miles City High School. He is a graduate of thc University of Montana where he earned his B.A. degree. MR. I.. F. PEARSON, Axsisfaazf Coach Mr. Pearson has served for the last two years as assistant coach of boys' athletics. He came to Billings from Baltimore, Maryland. Mr. Pearson is a graduate of the Bradley Polytechnic Institute of Peoria, Illinois, where he earned his letter in basketball. FRED T. DAYLIS, Affaldic' Director q Although he is not coach this year, Mr. Daylis has taken an active interest in ll athletics. As athletic director he had charge of the District Tournament, controlled Q the finance and had charge of purchasing equipment. Mr. Daylis is a graduate of the University of Montana in the class of 22. He came to Billings High School as coach, and last year he became the director of athletics and assistant principal. Yell Team V -N fiiilii f., f?Ii J is B ,g gix f VT ff J jj , , , HAYNES CARPER MUSHBERGER ' I I MATHESON WESTBROOK ,fl H 'XS e f VTX- Q I Xl 1, 68 I A V lrU. L' L L4 THIRTY-0NE . . . .. M. -a . 4 an , c' i 9- f Iiirrf Run'-Cooper, Simon, Bnhlander, O'Donnell, Huvland, Ackernian, Nlaelntosli. SVLYIIILI Ruuf J. Laeklcn, Schendel, Rvburn, Lipp, Zurbuclien, Peterson, Stroup, Bergesnn, Honeywell. Tlinil Ruu- Pearson, Illman, McNally, Barkley, Braziel, Oeeh, Cook, Haveltun, jr jones, Link, Russell, C. jones, Duncan, ITH the fight for the Big 14 Championship and the State Championship in view, nearly sixty men reported for the first practice in September. Of the sixty that reported there were five lettermen from last year: Hazelton, J C. Jones, Duncan, Link, Honeywell, and several others who also saw action last year. With the lettermen as a nucleus, Coach lllman developed a well-balanced team. Accordingly they experienced a very successful season by winning all but one l game which was lost to Miles City by a score of 7-6. N Professor Scott of the School of Mines at Butte stated that the Billings team was the best in the state, and in his all-state selections he gave eleven men positions: three l l of them on the first team. X ' Coach Illman firmly established his reputation as a football coach by turning out . ' ' t 'Q one of the best teams Billings has ever had. f' V, Q., L -1 . . . 'Y' ' 1 Coach Pearson trained the second team and deserves much credit for their suc- ml ' 9 , 'h I , A ty cessful year. A Xl -X - it si - - l il X Mr. Daylis took over the so-called scrubs and developed some fine material for if N H X ,- X next year. ii l l l l i l i l 1 l I i i i vp i W! l i ls X- .. l + N it S 69 gs- li' 4 'l ' C'Bq'AQ34,1--af 1 IJ.,-e1J4.,C:J,r...u.,.-,,1,,,.i .-1,,ta,a .JJ-.3.' 4, -. ki. ., ILLMAN STROUP Conch Guan!-All Stair LIVINGSTON In the first game of the season Billings met Livingston, one of the leading teams of the state. At the very first of the game Billings pushed over two touchdowns. Both teams passed a great deal but Bill- ings completed many of their attempts and kept Livingston well covered. Three of our touchdowns were the results of well-timed passes. Many reserves saw action in the closing minutes of the game. This game showed early in the season that Coach Illman's team was more than usually strong. Billings 37-Liringiorz 7 ROUNDUP For the second game Billings met Roundup on a muddy field to win out after a hard game in which both teams resorted to straight football. I-Iazelton was taken out early in the game by injuries but THE KYIITIE uf C l ! v 'Ti' CAPTAIN HAZELTON JONES li J 1 B 'T Al I Fullbark SC'f'011ti All SMI Hulflmck-All Stale - ' ' r I . 5 . , 1 lfxx l r ' f wt I time -asf 70 THIRTY-IINE O 0 . lg , .Q 9, ' ' . ' LINK DUNCAN I3 Taclclc-Svroml All Shah' Q11arfm'l1r1ck-Summl All Stull' QT v v his place was well filled by Roy Barkley. The game was rather slow due to the condition of the field yet everyone fully enjoyed themselves. Billings 13-Rollmlnp 0 HELENA Billings soundly trounced the strong Helena team in another game played under adverse con- ditions. Billings made long run after long run, and scored five touchdowns from runs which rang- ed from 25 to S0 yards in length. At no time during the game did Helena threaten our goal. Billings 44-Hclcmz 0 SHERIDAN The strong Sheridan team, which afterwards proved to be the state champions of XVyoming, journeyed to Billings followed up by a large crowd of supporters. On Sheridan's first play they broke loose and put over a touchdown. During the remainder of the game the Billings team slowly showed their superior- ity by placing over three touch- downs. The winning touchdown was gained by a pass, Jones to Simon, across the goal line. Billings l9TSbFl'll1,l1lI 13 x ' r , ggi. s OECH cools ' ' - fi Tafltlr-All Sfah' Halflmcl: W ' 'ki 7 l ja- I 'v G39 i 'i J- ang f 7 Q A f t . 'T SU: l. : L A 4 , ,x W . fix ils.xY,N,Xw iw jx Rl 1 I N fir? I 4 f Ai , ,i VKX , 'Y , - .NI W 1 x ,L 'fx ' KX' P if 1 y I i i fllll il' is 1' At xvxx IX 'gi,z..l.AL4-I I ,y .X ll ll ll THE KYUTE HONNEYWELL MQNALLY fi gil EW-H0110 vbff blv wrfnffmi G ffll ,-,1-How,-iibzf Mc-ifffoif B We I MILES CITY Billings received its only defeat of the season at the hands of Miles City. The team was backed up by a host of fans following in a special train and cars. The teams were evenly matched and this was shown by holding each other scoreless for the first three quarters. In the fourth quarter Billings scored their lone touchdown by blocking a punt which they had forced their opponents to kick be- hind the goal line. Miles City scored by a long pass in the waning minutes of the game. The game ended a tie and was played off California style, Billings losing by a few yards. is E Billings 6-Miles Cify 7 iff ' 1 f NV if ' fu ,ii , f 'l ' B r C api P. SIMON BOHLANDER y '4fgfglg:j7, 15ml-Tm,-if A11 sm., Guard A, 'B M lm Q4 by fl! if M' w E yyiiii 7 All 1 , 1 TUB l fl W A x L -ei 72 THIRTY-0Nlf 'ik ' s . .. x 'Lera- J was 'N' l x t 13' BRAZIEL BERGESON L f A Ci'zzlrr-Hofmriilvlv Mvniimz Halflmrle j i- by GREAT FALLS In :mother out-of-town game, Billings battled Great Falls at the dedication of their new athletic field. The same incident happened a year before when Great Falls played here at the dedication of our new field and beat us soundly. The game was played in a high wind, which made football rather dif- ficult. Billings scored a lone touchdown in the third quarter, thus evening the score of the year before. Billings 6-Great Falls 0 LEWISTOWN In the last game of the year, played on Thanksgiving day, Bill- ings ran rough shod over Lewis- town. The weather was ideal and a good crowd turned out before eating the customary cranberry sauce and turkey. From the first kickoff Billings kept up a steady march for touchdowns which did not slacken when the second and third teams were put in. Billings thus wound up a very successful season, in which it received only one defeat. Billings 60-La' u'isf0u'l1 6 I lowes BARIXLH B el ll: ,L ffixxb .- , A f Ni' si, X ' Qzmrli-rimuk Fulllnzrlt-Tbiril All Slate ,- il i 'il ii I: av g t 1 197 l f lf, fix X llxl ,yi X L KJ, 73 1 l X A J Y Q 1 ls A N 1 5:1 QLJ, 1, J., ,L,.1,.L,J.,.1., pa-, J.,J,.x ,J.,J,..o.,.L3vE.,.J ,. 1.-.52 . .THE KYUTE ED MCMAHON MR. PEARSON CHARLES HAZELTON MR. ILLMAN EDMUND BOLTON KENNETH LINVILLE BOB LACKLEN KENNETH VON ESCHEN LUTHER COOK BENNY BERGESON CHARLES STROUP KEITH SIMON CLIFFORD JONES DONALD DUNCAN Basketball ASKETBALL season opened in Billings shortly before the Christmas vacation and continued till after the state tournament. With five lettermen back Mt. Illman formed a strong team which placed third in the state tournament at Bozeman. The season was marked throughout with the sportsmanship and fighting spirit that characterizes Billings teams. A successful season was well rounded out at the State Tournament where Billings was beaten only once and then by the narrow margin of one point. There will be three letter men back next year. The season and tournament scores are: SEASON SCORES Billings . 24 Livingston . 35 Billings 27 Belfry - Billings . . 28 Sheridan . . 29 . X Billings 7 Roundup - - Billings . 26 Bozeman . . 9 'I I R: Billings 38 Red Lodffe A 5 Billings 29 Livingstgn .H. DISTRICT TGURTAYENT 2 XA? Billings 26 Butte . . Bi ings ' 30 Co um us ' 7 I Billin 5 Il Great Falls BIIIWSS ' ' 20 Belffy ' ' ' 16 Fil : il I Billings 17 Hardin Billings . 26 Bearcreek . 17 K 1 N up QM Billings zo Sheridan . , STATE TOURNAMENT l J E Billings 26 Bozeman, Billings Plains . . 6 Butte . . Billings Livingston . 11 -,wgliaj Billings Billings Billings Great Falls Great Falls Billings Billings Whitefish . 25 Butte . . .15 -2: 74 Games played 22 ames won 16 games lost, 6. .fn-'Z t 6 J 16 17 , fi p 1' . 20 . 15 y lj t I ' ' Q . . is . 15 ' f X' N' l Total Points-Billings, S065 Opponents, 353. Vi' it ' . 0 . yi' X , J V 1 a s 5 a 1 f , V ! K xl L TIIIRTY-0Nlf . . . Basketball Team SQUIRT DUNCAN Capfailz-Has played forward for two years. He has been the mainstay of the team all season, and has led them to many hard-earned victories. This is his last year and the player who takes his place will have to do well to fill his shoes. CLIFF JONES Capiuirz-elect-Has won two letters in basketball as a forward. He is fast, hardworking player and has kept up the fighting spirit of the team at all times. He is known for his fight and ability to find the basket in times of need. KIETH SIMONS Guard'-Played his first year of competi- tive basketball this year. He was one of the most consistant scorers of the team and possessed an uncanny ability for scoring when it was needed most. He has ahother year and great things are expected of him. LUTHER COOK Crlzfrr-Played his first year as a regular. He is a versatile player and a good of- fensive and defensive man. He was high point man most of the year and will be a great asset to the team next year. CHARLES STROUP Gzzarrf-Who played wonderful basket- ball this year, showed up especially well at the district and state tournaments where he had a big part in winning most of the games. He was a valuable player and will be a hard man to replace next year. 75 ia KENNETH VON ESCHEN Gmzm'-Played his second year of basket- ball for Billings. He is a steady player, a good shot and hard fighter. His long shots have saved more than one game and he will be missed next year. BOB LACKLEN Guard-Showed his ability throughout the season and our only regret was that he didn't go out till his senior year, but we must give him credit for doing his bit. BENNY BERGESON F11v'zt'n1'ff-Was one of the eight players who went to the state tournament. He is a fast, eager player and his pep will be missed next year. EARL HONEYWELL Guard-Played his second year of basket- ball this season but became inelligible be- cause of his age, just before the district tournament. JOHNY JONES Forzc'aril-Played consistant basketball all season and his support and enthusiasm were a great asset to the team. ED. MCMAHAN Was Baslzefball Manager again this year and was assisted by Chuck', Hazelton. They kept check on the equipment and were efficient watch dogs on the trips. They deserve much praise for the way they filled their duty. Qzef i- li-its v 'Q 5, l X i + -i 1 1 1 i 'i + 1 is 4 A 4 . W iE'TXXTH it ' . , W-50' L.. ,ft , f ' 1 . 1 Q C l i- I l X. if rr B YI XXX 'il ,tx T-9x T f... i lol Xb ,. gf? 1 up 'Cx ' Y :X l l N il. l H 5 T l .1 . . . THE KYUTIE Sponsors ALLEN'S GROCERY ALOFA BREAD CO. AMERICAN DRY CLEANERS ARTIFICIAL ICE S: STORAGE CO. BABCOCK THEATRE CO. BAKER TRANSFER CO. BLUE BAND CREAMERY BILLINGS ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. BILLINGS GAS CO. BILLINGS HARDWARE CO. BILLINGS HATCHERY BILLINGS LAUNDRY BILLINGS SASH 8: DOOR CO. BILLINGS SHEET METAL WORKS BILLINGS TIMES BOLEY'S TRANSFER CO. BOOTRY, THE BROADWAY GROCERY BROWN, WIGGENHORN 81 DAVIS BURLINGTON RAILWAY BURTON'S CANDY CO. CALDWELL, L. D. CO. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CHAPPLE'S DRUG CO. COLE, D. J. CO. CONNELY MACHINE CO. COOK TRANSFER 8: STORAGE CO. COSMOPOLITAN BARBER SHOP COTTON GROCERY CRIPPEN. H. C., ATTORNEY' CUSTER HARDWARE CO. 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KOPPE JEWELRY CO. KRAFT SHOPPE LAMB, M, J. LANDGREN DECORATING CO. LELAND PERMANENT WAVE SHOP LINDAMOOD MUSIC CO. LINDSEY-BILLINGS CO. LINK 8: HAIRE LOGAN GLASS CO. LOVE SERVICE STATION LUZON CAFE MALIN YATES CO. MCTAVISH MOTOR CO. METROPOLITAN CAFE METROPOLITAN BARBER SHOP MIDLAND CANNING CO. MIDLAND DRUG CO. +3224 -f,,.x lf!,9'l -ifxl 1 Xrrci 'LEX if N P 'Ln X 1 Q . . THE KYGTE L l Firsf Ron'-Clayton Allard, Alphius Zurbuchen, Verne Oech, Charles Stroup, Barney Russell, Walter Sump, Bill Blaksley, Robertson Dailey, John Hoveland, Don Peterson. Srromf Row-Harry Rothrock, Willie Niebauer, Jim Laurence, Art Heipler, Bob Everett, Louis Poole, Frank Bradbury, Wayne Brazil, Otto Reymer, Wayne Cowan, Leon Haynes, Cal Battey, Wallace Moralez. Tbira' Row-LaVerne Hall, Carl Chambers, Jack Purcell, George Hovcland, Clifford Croy, Benny Bergeson, Keith Simon, John Jones, Charles Hazelton, Luther Cook, Dave Duncan, Cliff Jones, Mr. Gene Pearson, Kenneth Haynes. Track Team I-IEN the track coach, Mr. Pearson, issued the call for track Candidates seventy men turned out. Among those Who turned out Were three that went to Missoula last year. They were John Jones, Dave Duncan, and Cliff Jones. The material looks promising and it is expected that Mr. Pearson will send a Winning team to Missoula in May. , QNX t i 'x Q X I 1 I vi il i , vf , A ,f If ,f f 1 ...Z'N - l f A fl 1 'll L ff, j l RW of it -ag 76 1 i l 7 ,Lil f 'H THIIQTY-UNE . . 77 L. F. PEARSON MISS H. JOHNSTON OSCAR BJORGUM Review of Physical Education HE program this year was the most complete ever offered to the high school student. It consisted of classes for both boys and girls: Miss Harriet Johnston sponsoring the girls, Mr. Gene Pearson and Mr. Oscar Bjorgum the boys. This is the first year that this course has been compulsory for all Freshman members. This program has been for- warded for the purpose of promoting good health which is the first of the seven cardinal principles of all physical education. The classes consist of gymnastic exercises, organized games, floor work, tumbling, apparatus Work, basketball, folk dancing, and baseball. Plans have been made for group hikes as soon as the weather is nice. Miss Harriet Johnston teaches a junior, senior, freshman and sophomore girls' basketball class also. .A G N gs --V H WI Jw X I .V f X win i'i i 'LQ y . -.X 5 N. Y A .N t 1 fl we xr t A Q f ' r K K l i .fill N fl ' X l l l ll 'x L if iff! -.AJJJJJJUJJA-xf.LaJfJJ-u.A.nJ.Q:'iAi7-L - v X N e L L 5-fw ' 'x 1.I p,! 1 E L l l V.. I L r l - I XN TN' . V lil! E in X '1 f ,J wir, ki L 211- ,f slit l x . . 'N A l acyl! I ,, ful... . . THE KY UTE lntramural League NTRAMURAL basketball was re-organized this year under che direc- tion of Mr. Daylis. At the first call, one hundred and seventy boys reported. They were divided into two leagues. All boys weighing over one hundred and thirty-five pounds were placed in the A league and those weighing under one hundred and thirty-five pounds were placed in the BU league. The AH league was then divided into seven teams and the B league into eleven teams. There were one and one-half rounds played in the AU league and one round in the B league. The winning team of the A league was California. The captain was Fred Lipp and the members of the team were Elmer Link, John Hovland, Bud Wiggenborn, Frank Bradbury, Louis Pool, and Phillip Marsh. The winning team of the 'ABN league was Montana. The captain was ,lorry Morris and the members were Frank Phelan, Jean Carroll, Walter Sump, Ray O'Donnell, Stanly Lord, Albert Fargo, and Ed Barrett. Mr. Daylis stated that good interest was shown this year and the league would be continued in the future. Girls' Basketball IRLS' basketball was somewhate of a novelty this year, because it has been omitted the last few years entirely. About two hundred girls from the different classes signed up for it. Each class selected a team from those who were out, and each team elected their own captain. A tournament was held between classes, after two weeks of practice. Each team played the other three classes, and the winning teams played each other. An intra-mural league wa sattempted but time was so short, this had to be dropped. Thus, many girls who would have liked to have continued the sport were forced to drop it. For this reason Miss H. Johnston, who coached the girls, hopes to get started much earlier and develop more of an interest in basketball for girls next year. -asf 78 It Lf? -11- NXI I II x gf , , ,VV, 41' I. G 5 Ns, I M 0 I' I Nh, ' -I -' Ill ' 6 .N 11 6! - I X' I XA , I X , ' 4 A -J I If I' k 1 I I-I '51, 1 II-I I ,J I ', z N , I lr I X YI' 'I Xf Arm ' f - A WUI I f Q4 h I' l W ff -'II ,E I an QL ' X I I I LZSQQM 'WX3112fTX3xf fH fx f' 55' ' F Qlffx X I r axnfrfai ifiziifl Z fx N xx I W X. un! 5 IIWQQI IIIII 5iPIIa fW' , 9 A 1 ' I?i 'I II II WI 2 f f 'V g?'fI'! f!,'fI'NfI! X K I Mx . V tty , , , , , W4 V -, ff-- I 1 . , , III I f I. f I. xX W If If f I ww f 1f,':'I I If Q ,f 2 'Wff ' II l M31 hx I X 1 V: K X 413 fl 'Q jf I if I WE W A Q R XC I' We T ' f ,' 4 Q ,gf ' ' fig A ' YL Wg? ' 1 . ia-34 i I :Qi rilizifgifxx IQ' ffgfff- : 5 5 2 2 E , fi' 1-QI! WX flf -I, A EP. :Q 5 ? Z4 I ' J '- 'I XI f fi s 5 7: E 31727 4 G4 X I' I I +I II , gaezhg.. ff I, 'ff' f thx 'xt X I4 IIQp?I 5 6F1Mf9' 2 E g I 5 QA ' 4 'I' I I IQ wp 'IIIIII'IIga4-eIqwI- I ' I , XX XX ,NWLI I I 5 FO 5 5 is C 4 ' v , V E Q I ' Y P 2 5 E 3 all I' f., cw I , 1 I f, -.aI,W,MI0.Q.-gms' 5 a 3 I 1 If 'DLX Txsiik I Ng C : C 1 2jgi?f ' '-1iLigf2?f' ' LISI RENSICS D RAMA ' x ff ! I fl df 9 .27 f. . A Z 'Heffe- .Vi p X -y fi ,JT ffiiik' Y i fa 7 ,l ix ,Ein X, yi .ws 1 1, M N-ff jf 4 S B Lib I F X , il' ' Y 1 ii V W li 'RX ' . ,Y A W . K Y 'if -XT' ' i L.sLA.A.L.-xl' . . THE K1 0TE Qratory OBERT EVERETT, a Junior, won first place in the local oratorical contest this year. As the Great Falls Tribune could not afford to sponsor a state contest this year, the winning manuscript will be sent to XVashington, D. C. Here the manuscripts of all the undistricted states are placed in district X', and the best one is chosen from these to com- pete with the state winners. Bob's subject was The Constitution, Let It Livef, i Decla mation HE school contest for declamation will probably be held the last week of April, but no definite date has been set. The winner of the local contest is entitled to a trip to Missoula to enter the state contest held there. Ex-Temporaneous OBERT EVERETT also placed first in the local ex-temporaneous speaking contest this year. This subject was 'QThe Slide System of Tariff is not a Good System. He won the right to compete in the district contest. Other contestants were Dean Stebbins who placed second, Lewis Hochstrasser placed third, Donald MacDonald, Ed Seitz, Magdalene Buller, Richard Kirk, and Bob Sherriff. Debate EBATE was a school activity for the first time since 1929. Those interested formed a debate squad, which met once a week and held intra-squad debates. Members of this group were, Tiny Barton, Jean Durland, Bill Stolt, Ben Reynolds, Harry Rothrock, Jack Purcell, Richard Nore, Kenneth Lord, Dean Stebbins, Bob Spurling, and Lewis Hochstrasser. The Senior Class team, consisting of Dean Stebbins and Kenneth Lord, defeated the Junior team, Bob Spurling and Lewis Hochstrasser, while the sophomores, represented by Bill Stolt and Tiny Barton were victorious over the Freshman team-Richard Nore and Harry Rothrock. The class championship is still to be determined. The state question was, Resolved, that the chain store is detrimental to the best interest of the American people. Lewis Hochstrasser, Ken- neth Lord, Bob Spurling, and Dean Stebbins represented the school in inter-scholastic debate. An affirmative team was defeated by Sumatra in the district contest. Dual debates were held with Sheridan and Bozeman -Billings winning one debate against each school. A debate with Rapelje was judged by only two men and resulted in a tie. so Crfb ,fi , itil 5 i f If' l If api Q5 IHIRTY-UNE . . . A C f - I 1' ' Lela'wala HE Music Department cf Billings High School is becoming more prcminent every year. This year it has put on its first successful cperetta ever staged in the high school auditorium. The operetta was entitled LelaWala and was written by Charles W'akefield Cadman. The entire cast was splendidlv costumed. The gorgeous Indian background and appealing music formed the setting for a sweet romance. Both the boys' and girls' glee clubs took part in the production. The leads were as follows: Kokomis, Rolland McBrideg Lelawala, june Mcflonaldg Marpeetopah, Don Tannehillg Seargent Bilks, Kirk Noyes: Clarinda Bond, Evelyn Tuttle: Mabel XVallace. Yvonne Michotteg Lord Tatler,Bernard Havelickg Eagle Eye, Charles Pfaff: and Shungela, Roy Nelszn. A selected orchestra accompanied the production. Miss Ferne Carrick. the high school music instructor trained the cast and tihrough her efficient Work made the operetta a successful production. The State Music Meet T the time of writing, the State Music Meet had not been held, but it was scheduled to be held in Billings, April 23, 24, and 25. Billings expects to enter the Boys' Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, Orchestra, Band, and perhaps a mixed Chorus, Boys' Quartette, Mixed Quartette, Girls' Sextette, and Girls' Trio. Sl jin- I X iii sei 1 -l W w 1 f' xxx - C-. X, 'a S TIA, r' 1 ,1 1 f XM-' i l r vi B 119' ,lp ,i flli 'W ,li l 1 'X 1 X X i , A.LAJ.xJ 4f lF4:4l L, CABQODL LAL.-.Lau J-:J-x4s.vAi..iJci,J: X W .. - H, 1, Y MMM, . THE KYUTE Girls' Glee Club First Ron'-Helen Robinson, Edna McCann, Verna Campbell, Almeda Grose, Lucille Wilson, Miss Ferne Carrick, Agnes Solberg, Amy Halverson, Marjory Llewellyn, Dor- othy Geiger, Iris Sams. Second Ron'-Margaret Albin, Zelpha Townsend, Georgette Lehman, Katherine Whitson, Ann Helder, Gertrude Newlin, Marjory Stockdal, Opal Ward, Barbara Magness, Jean McKechnie, Dorothy Kline, Geneva Thompson, Genevieve Musson. Thin! Rau'-Elvira Robbins, Jesse Hodhes, Ethel Hodhes, Evelyn Tuttle, Yvonne Michotte, Elizabeth Ennis, Elaine Aldrich, Emily Mortenson, Virginia Brown, Roberta Brown, Ann Elizabeth Gerharz, Zelda Stahley. - t 1 x T N-in, X M i Boys' Glee Club X V s ry , at 1 x ,L Firsi Row-Paul Carlin, Rolland McBride, Miss Ferne Carrick, Norton Gainan, Frank Thomas. Second Row-james Nore, Berne Mitchell, Don Tannehill, Kirk Noyes, Tom Cruse. Third Row-Stanley Hoffman, George Holmes, Francis Smith, Oscar Olson, ' Wayne Janney, Francis Webb. I I LrA.L.LUeuJt, , ,VTl:.5Xi52L:r.,,L . ,a,.Qv ,CD TE! IHIRTY-UNE . . Cl The Senior Play N March 26 and 27 the senior class presented McCarthy,s If I W'ere King, a play taken from the life of Francois Villon, the Vagabond poet of Medieval, France. Villon is pictured rising from the lowly life of the Paris slums to the king,s chief man in the realm. He won the proud lady De Vaucelles, escaped the noose through the super- stition of Louis XI and saved France from the Burgundians. The play cast consisted of Dave Duncan as Francois Villon, Merrill Grafton, Louis XI, Orton Sirrine, Tristan L'Hermite, Pat Devoir, Olivier Le Dain, Roy Nelson, Thibaulr D'Aussigney, Carl Bollum, Noel Lejolysg Howard Wfalters, Rene de Montigny, joe Hammerel, Guy Tabarie, Linc Bohlander, Colin De Cayeuly, Bob Lacklen, jehan le Loup, Richard Kirk, Casin Cholet, Carl Chambers, Robin Turgis, Loran John- son, An Astrologer, Adele Cohe, Toison D'Or, Phyllis Flamm and Grace Petrie, Two French Heralds, Herman Herrenbruck, Captain of the Guard, Marjorie Schiltz, Katherine D'Vaucelles, Edith Maxwell, Mother Villon, Pexggy Blake and Ethel Emery, Huguette Du Hamel, Ethel Emery and Virginia Conway, Jehanneton, Jane Coleman, Blanche, Dorothy Hanly, Guillemette, Sally Ann Warner, Isabeau, Phyllis Flamm, Denise, Frank Bradbury, Ed Lindstrom, and Verle Nobles, Vagabonds, Elmer Link, Sterling Thompson, Vera Oech, and Howard Brunswold, Soldiers, Virginia Conway, Zelda Stahley, and Verna Campbell, Court Ladies, and Ruth Burdick, the Queen. This play was one of the best ever given in the high school. The actors showed fine talent and the helping committee remarkable judg- ment and care. Norman Bell accomplished wonders as scenic artist. Orton Sirrine was stage manager, Frank Bradbury, property manager, and Edith Allport, costume committee chairman. Miss Olive Scholz was director, and Miss Jeanette Clark, class sponsor. 83 22+ g ffiiffii th L' J -.A . , J- If Bjnzgi, f TEX X . Z- li i , Q13 -ies YU ,. .ii'l .T 5 il wir lfl ififl llili. . . THE KYOTlf Junior Class Play CAPTAIN APPLE JACK' NE of the interesting events in the social activities of Billings High School was the junior class play, Captain Appleiackf' presented December 4 and S under the direction of Miss Olive Scholz. This play, written by Walter Hackett, is a three-act comedy. It is the story of a young man who is so bored that he advertises his house for sale and decides to go in search of adventure and romance. He finds both. He believes he finds love in a lady who rushes into his quiet life with a thrilling tale that she is a celebrated Russian dancer, who has escaped from Moscow with some priceless jewels and is being pursued by a terrible Bolshevest. He offers to hide the jewels in a secret cabinet in which is a parchment giving the details of a supposed hidden treasure. This is what she is after. The parchment states that an ancestor of Ambrose Applejohn was a notorious pirate. To guard against burglars, who are prowling about, Ambrose sits up all night, only to fall asleep and dream he is the bold baccaneer of the Spanish Main. Waking, he has further adventure with the would-be crooks and finally beats them off, about which time, he discovers that he is in love with young Poppy Eaire, who has been living there all the time. The members of the cast were John Hovland, as Captain Applejackg Mabelle Erickson as Poppy Eaireg Dorothy Von Eschen as Mrs. What- combieg Katherine Keene as Anna Valeskag Robert Everett as Ivan Borolskyg Bill Sirrine as Lushg Edith Matheson as Mrs. Pengardg Ed Kennard as Horace Pengardg Kenneth Haynes as Johnny Jasong Donald MacDonald as Dennettg and Erna Westbrook as Palmer. -2:1 84 gb i THIRTY-0NlE.. N ' .1 X was Sophomore Review N eight-act revue was presented by the sophomore class in UAH February twentieth. Shirley Shinn, as master of ceremonies, an- nounced The Trysting Place by Tarkington, as the opening number Jim Lortz played the part of Lancelot. Other members of the cast were: Mary Barrett, the sophisticated widow, Emeline Barton, Lancelot's sister, Cecil' Musberger, her sweetheart, Cassander Nodler, Lancelot's mother, John Mooney, her former fiance, and Clayton Allard, a mysterious voice. George Wood then played several numbers on his musical saw. A chorus consisting of Florence Arnott, Barbara Brown, Carol Connelly, Mildred Ephland, Evelyn Lambertson, Helen McMahon, and Jean Wilkins presented two dances. A fashion show entitled Vogue was next offered. The models were Jeanne Barnes, Virginia Lemmon, Emily Mortenson, Helen Wright, Kathleen Merrick, Marjory Petrie, Irene Dahlberg, Dorothy Francis, Phyllis Jones, Catherine Bjornstad, Marg Hoffman, and Jerry Reading. Margaret Reynolds did an eccentric dance. A minstrel show with Jerry Powell, Norton Gainan, John Swarles, Eugene Elliot, Arnold Depner, Eugene Jacobson, and Ben McLaughlin was next offered. A tap dance by Jack Shepherd and Honey McMahon closed the Vodvil. The Sophomore Orchestra accompanied the production which was presented under the able direction of Miss Gladys Coleman and Miss Emily Hendrie. - 85 ga- las. ,fb kr' 3 1 1 w w ll ii 4 l aQg .xl ff-,'4S'. if '. 'i' '. B 1 T-rv.-f' l bf-' X 'firi VX Q! v . . ,. 7, 7 B Q JraP'i,l J . it It .K . l ll - 12, ilil xi! l z l X 'mix f X R, 'K ..' ' r y , , 1 - x 1 . , 6 'R wa THIRTY-0Nlf . . . MIDLAND EMPIRE FAIR ASSC. MIDLAND IRON WORK MIDLAND REVIEW MIDWEST DRUG CO. MILLIGANS CASH GROCERY MONTANA PLUMBING CO. MONTANA POWER CO. MONTANA WHITE CO. MONTGOMERY WARD Esc CO. MOORE, RAY, -ILEWELER MOUNTAIN STATES TEL. Sc TEL. CO. MOVIUS BRIDENBAUGH BL CULBERTSON MULVANEY MOTOR CO. NELSON MUSIC CO. NEW MAIN CAFE NEW METHOD SHOE REPAIR NORMANS GROCERY NORTH BROS. REAL ESTATE NORTH STAR AUTO BODY WORKS NORTHERN BARBER SHOP NORTHERN GRILL NORTHERN HOTEL NORTHERN LUMBER CO. NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R. OLDSMOBILE MOTOR CO. O'MALLEY LUMBER CO. ORTON BROS. MUSIC STORE PALACE BARBER SHOP PATTERSON PI-IARMACIES PERKINS MOTOR CO. PETEK STUDIO PIERCE, GEORGE PIGGLY XWIGGLY STORES POPULAR DEP'T STORE PROGRESSIVE SHOE SHOP PURITY BREAD CO. RAFN-MORGAN ELECTRIC CO. REX LAUNDRY REXALL STORES REYMER MACHINE CO. ROWAN MOTOR CO. 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YELLOWSTONE CREAMERY IJGLAJJ LQ. I I co. IR J' ' Iwi w Q f ti Cm S5 M vlgxxsgqg 'I I .K Lx If ...N I fl X, .1 I 24 A N . ..k, I 1 1 X , k ff if F E EW QT Wi? r 1, ' E . . . THE KYUTE A - -' .2 X -, . . Q Q xg., Q k ' ' ,..'. ' - f ,- - . xA gf!-u., f ,., 'v:,w'N ' 1' I ' k , I My Xef- 1 - ,- 313- xl 8 1: f f' , . ' 'U -- bf -37233-' ,-.QW 'fs xx , P ' ff.'- ' ' --N , Z? 1 va - A ' cf - - , Q , , 4 ' ' . Q '- 4 X -'Q' 1 ' fag? 3-.Area Q Jeri W -' -A A , X V . .1 v g E A. ,il5fX.v:.,: - A . b , I' f- ! W ,Tri mv ' Q - ' v Vg: -.. Y - , - K .I I i 5 - 'Tl fx'-Xxx -Y . .:..1 Q ' N, . 1 -Q 5 ., I , - ,., x.,,, , 1, .rdf . -. XH , - . .L P'1, ' f !'?S'- .. ' .1'z- x 4 7' X 'Q p ' ' ' ' . I -N'7y-sw :- '4 Si? I, A f xx QW? N, urs' 1 ' 453 0, .,, , N-' -, , ff -Z Q, F? X ,if f 1. 'gf- if ' ' I-:-.. 'Q , 9- X , M gf. 4 -5 v , ' sk . X 1, lv f. . f' X 'fu ,, X. KimI'vrgarlw1 x Gzmxs who! f ' f f' 5 Hip-Hip Tomorrow ,, . N' W bo 5 Sorry 5 , Now? Slfillllflillg Lelazvala Rmnly to go FW ,4A....g..:L:,x.fi.a .:...L ,. . . ,4 X'nJ 'WS , ,f , f . f 5 V3 0 f ff ff s - A '43 f wi ' YB ' J Lg 86 x ' MIN ' X 1 xxx K 6 't 'lk ' X rW ?Q' Q dx I WS' W UW 3 ' , rf' fif, X H KAY 1,5 - ?I K ' V lrmfmww Q7 .e0, w IffWl 1 fl, 2 A MW.- 44 'eg' N ff M1 xx f WWW MQW' f fl 1 N I 'I X of ,, ' Y 3 aff ix! ,, f X J 'I X PLIBLICATIOQNS . . . THE KYUTE -I I 5, Q ff' - ' ' 'I' j .,','3'5'5- .. Hn X Jj. 1- .yy K. -1- 'vi W.: Kyote Annual Staff J CECIL OLSON EDITH MAXWELL . RAY TRUBEY , BSB LACKLEN LEO HANLON SUE JONES i 5 I LAFRANCE REED HERMAN LUSE EDITH ALLPORT r Iyf kfwi' spam,- Z - C Q GKRTRUDE LESNIK ALICE MARVIN VERNA CAMPBELL fig, X'-fyff, DAVID DUNCAN MARTHA CALVERT SARAH WARNER ,I X LX I ELIZABETH COLEMAN DEAN STEBBINS LINC BOHLANDER L flfk Li L, L't L!b', RT il ETHEL EMERY CARL BOLLUM ADELE COHE -fQ3,gt'j ALICE AIEDOWELL KIANICE KOPPE DONALD DUNCAN . A ' I I ,I I BARBARA BIEVER KENNETH LORD MARJORIE sCHILTz XV J, 1 l',' VIRGINIA CONWAY MARIE HOFMANN DOROTHY HANLEY f Af ' I , I fi! I J X X fl f , - .L J will W, Y' i X ki 64 LQ THIRTY-UNE . . . KYOTE ANNUAL STAFF CECIL OLSON . BOB LACKLEN , EDITH MAXWELL . LEO HANLCN RAY TRUBEY . SUE JONES . LAERANCE REED . CERTRUDE LESNIK MR. HERMAN LUSE ALICE MARVIN . EDITH ALLI1oRT VERNA CAMPBELL DAVID DUNCAN . ELIZABETH COLEMAN MARTHA CALVERT DEAN STEBBINS . SARAH WARNER . LINC. BOHLANDER ETHEL EMERY . ALICE McDOWELL CARL BCLLUM JANICE KDPPE . ,ADELE COHE . . DONALD DUNCAN BARBARA BIEVER . VIRGINIA CONNVAY KENNETH LORD MARIE HOFMANN MARJORIE SCI-IILTZ DOROTHY HANLEY N Ediforvirz-Clmjf Assisfauf Eififor . Asxixfanl Eififm' . Bzzxizzvss Mtzrmgrr . . Arfisf Ol'gdl1fZtlfjClII.YI Wrifr-Izllvs . Tjjvixfq I71'afIH'I's . Fl't'XZ7IllL1II PIl'IiIH't'X . . . SPOIISOI' . SOPXPIHIIIIH' PfL'fIl7't'Y Calvmfurg AtIll1ilIfYf7'llfiClII . . Swzior PIl'fIlI'l'X . IIiXfIll'itlll . Acllzliflixlnllioll SFIIIIH' P1l'f1ll't'S . Fjllrllllfl' Smzjufvofi . Fizztzzzvr' . Arf Etfilor . Organiznfiozzx . Filldllfl' . FL'L1flI1'l'S F0l'L'1IXfl'S . Football Drama Music Pfllrlllft' SIIHIILYZJIMS . Fmzfzrrvs Svuior Actizifivs I-IE Kyote Annual was published by a staff selected from the Senior Class. The staff is made up of twenty-nine members. The entire class has worked diligently and conscientiously through- out the year to make the Kyote Anual a real accomplishment. All due praise should go to Mr. Herman Luse, annual sponsor, under whose able guidance the staff achieved success in this publication. It is hoped that this annual, the climax of the Senior Class activities will meet with the approval of the students of Billings High School. I J Q V- up 'friiiix 1 p -A--I lima, I 'lumix-A ET. Tix RI , 'If' IX-z If- l ' I If llB I L i Ie' A it xc-, X. ,Afxrw-.5 W I - I I I v, , J II , ,I I .I I I :Kill QI I ll INA I I x HT ul ,- I 89 MrU4AQ Il Sf' 1 tu W, , - . . . THE KYUTE Fm: Riizi-glnnice Hoppe, Yiola Bakka. Xiariorie Wood, Miss Catherine Calder. Phylis Higgins, Weymouth Palmer. Irene Baker. Katherine Bossinas. Siiwiiif Ron-Louise Behrendt. Dorothy Griffin. XY'ilbur Hirst. Roger XY'alters. David Duncan. Aloe I-Iammerel, Jeanne Durland, Mildred 3IcGruder. Tliirf Ron-john Crow. Tom Viilkins. Elmer Link. john Kenny. Roy Nelson, Richard Kirk, Bill O'Donnell. Kyote Class L I 1 BRING the year of '30 and '31 the Kyote class published sixteen papers including ing the Iiyote Litter. Four editors performed their duties throughout the year, i each editing four issues. they are: David Duncan. Roger Walters, Tom Yfilkins, and l Dorothy Griffin. In the middle of the year Rfiss Lyndall Ives received a position in her home town and Miss Catherine Calder was elected to the position. The scandal sheet was published early in the spring and was edited by Marjorie -Y Wbod. ,f - , ,yikzsa , gf - y A great improvement was shown throughout the year in all types of news writing, QTL- A and despite the small class this year the term ended with the paper on a firm ' X- economic basis for the fall of 1931. we 1 1 'N - I e D is Y E 'XL '-mx, 11 ,s -Ja fri I ,Zvi E ' 1 'iii 90 l v .L-L..--.s-f.a.u X- -4..qlQ,,1:13 E +M vigil!! fl N if w f X'- l ,I 1 v 5 I .1 X x f F fix! l A r I 5' ' EAI K ' 1 f I J ,4 fl Ur R iw. 3 Qf H W 1,1 Xm w fl? A ij? uik' Y , wmfgwmw 5 , X . gi : X 9 W fi f , 2 QM kfET3QXNX Ax Q Qywxx 1 X --.' Q H XXX 11, Q7 fyfrf iw ORGANIZATIGNS l -11 i - - - -Y mf ws ., . , if . -Q.. p W1 ,I 5 1 1 .- , - f x N -L . S , - . if A ,, . -, 'A ' - 1.4 ,, J., ' -1 ' . A 5, -'il : A 72. qv- , 3 - . ., . . - A,, L ' W- + 5 - . V 5 Y .W . .1a.J,Y7 , K' - ' , T- ' 'r ' , --2 L gif. 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Lucille McFarland, Marian Heringer, Helen Howe, Marie Hofmann, Xlary Vaughan, Betty I-rnst, Sue jones, Bernadine Curley, biroml Run-Clarice Hofmann, Pat XVliooley, Carol Connelly, glean Barnes, Alberta Curley, Phyllis Elamm, Intl Wiaddell, Lou Anna Button, Cecil Olxin, Ruth Eraser, june MacDonald, liliyabeth Patterson, Irene Baker, Margaret Hughes. Tbnxl Kurt-Miss Lillian Abercrombie, D1-rotliy Von Ifschen, Marjorie Schiltz, Margaret Darnell, Barbara Bievcr, Virginia Conway, Mary Lou Tobin. Peggy Blake, Katheryn Keene, Betty Barrmger, Naomi Carpenter, Edith Allport, Mildred Ephland. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SITIsI1iSTER Miircyoiuc Sci-mrz .... Prrsiilrui I'tc,t,x' B1 utr ...... Prvxiilvnl Precor Btmit . . . l'n'r-Prrxiilml Naomi CAKPINTER . Virv-Pi-riiilnzl NIARIAN Hiruxeirx . . . Si'rri'l.1r5 Nlaaiomi, SCHIITZ . . Srr1'rlury DOROTIIH' Vox Escmixr . Tmzsurur 'Sur l0NlH . . - TVl'JYN7!'V Lua x N Alai ltr ltoximii . Sfimzsor Activity Klub HE Activity Klub is organized as :1 literary society and for the purpose of pro- motingxschool spirit, better scholarship, and good fellowship. This year the club accomplished its purpose by backing the football season in supervising the concessions, giving a football assembly in which students were given cards containing game schedules and team identifications, sponsoring a dance after the first football rally, and giving a Christmas party for the alumni and students. The programs throughout the semester were of miscellaneous subjects pertaining to the American girl. The second semester was devoted to giving the basketball assembly before the dis- trict tournament, entertaining the Kinetic Klub, cooperating with the Athletic club to give a dance on Students' day, and honoring their outgoing Seniors at their last meeting. The programs were selected from the topic, The Poise of the Modern Girl. Their gift to the school this year was an electric bulletin board. 93 is X' 1 IJ T 'iz ,Q 'x-2' Lge-E --lirix ii T, Nyc. wwf' K i -' ,fj?f,,' Nj! 'YM s i ' R eg Y i f Q l 1 fi! 4 li l, l X f lx 'ix i i ,X i V 1 lb 'ix , p ,i F- 1 1 ii lil. i all M l ,,M,Q.,As ,, L! ,kj Lf E F l Y .l, l 1 . l J ,gg rift, sl,-. I N o Q' , ... ,, ,- i , if inf :noir 1 L V P I 4 l First R014 -Clayton Allard. Benny Bergeson, Bill O'Donnell, Keith Simon, Mr, L. F. Pearson, Cliff Jones, xlerry Powell, Ben Reynolds, Don Peterson. Srroml Roll'-Fred Lipp, Elmer Link, Kenneth Von Eschen, Phil Ackerman, Carl Chambers, Bob Fifield, Bill McNally, George Ryburn, Charles Stroup, Linc Bohlander. Tlurif Run-Donald Duncan, Joe Mclntosh, Xvayne Braziel, Charles Hazleton, Luther Cook, Robert Tobin, Verne Qeeh, Donald johnson, Barney Russell, Merrill Grafton, Donald McCormick. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER CHARLLS S'1'Rot'r- ..... Pm-iiilwzf ROBERT TOBIN EIMIR LINK . . . T-H'!1SIll'!'V FRLD Lum . Cnfxicuis LTAZELTON . . Vin'-Prcxiifrzzt XVAYNE Brazier BILL KlCNALLY . . . Srrrchzry IQEITH SIMONS CLIYI' joxrs . . Su1-gm111-uf-A1-1115 DONALD DUNCAN Athletic MR. L. F, PEARSON Club . . . Prrsitfmzl . Vir'c-Prvxidmi . . Trmszzrcr . . Srcrrlary . St'r'gi'm1I-ill-Ar'r11x . . Sponsor HE purpose of the Athletic Club is to advertise athletic events to care for athletic equipment, to promote interest in athletics and general interest in all high school activities. In order to become a member of this club, one must have participat- ed in one semester of major athletics. 3 Although the activities were very much limited the first semester, their second semester was started by putting on a pep assembly for the Great Falls game. The lettermen of the club put on the BU club ball at the Tavern. The Activity Club and Athletic Club sponsored a dance I, at the end of the year, which was a great success. 94 'Eli 'flu 'IN fx fl ga L-Js.CLcLx.L.CL -ic-.A -L ML-c1.'-sY-Q -MA if Ig- X - W an, ' I-,J