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

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Kijote A. T. Peterson, City Superintendent A record of our pleasures and accomplishments and a reminder of our friends always brings real pleasure in time. The year which has just been completed and whose history is recorded in this book I trust will bring such joy. If in the years you have passed in school and in future years you have learned to play the game fairly and treat your friends and associates with a fine regard for their value, one of the first steps to fine memories has been taken. If in addition you have come to learn the pleasure of real accomplishment in your work, the prospects for lasting enjoyment from this annual is doubly assured. The years to come will be better or poorer according to your record of today, but your enjoyments in future years will come from your friends and your accomplishments in life as they do from this book. Appreciate your friends and better your accomplishments. A. T. Peterson, Superintendent.

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Administration

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1936 S. D. Rich, Principal An ideal social order yet waits on a long period of education, experience and growth. In the meantime we need tolerance and opportunity; an attitude of open- minded inquiry to eliminate prejudice and error and to recognize the opportunities for progress. Caprice and arbitrary action should he constantly combatted so that oppor- tunity and merit may more nearly accord. Much of the caprice of circumstance in human relations will yield to intelligent purposefulness. To attain a life of fullness and richness and to be of more than ordinary usefulness to society demands skillful planning during youth. Some habitually seek counsel from many sources; others drift from day to day with no design in their activities and expect something of the future. May we all attain a life of fullness and be of more than ordinary usefulness to society. S. I). Rice, Principal. Page Seven