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

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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

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, '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

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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 . E2 QQ -eg no J LP ,lx