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

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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

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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.

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'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