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

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FOREWORD To students of today, this Kyote is presented with an unas- suming manner. For those who have attempted it, the futility of writing on paper the deep but vivacious character of our high school life, is fully realized. What follows is a journalistic, pho- tographic record made for and by students ... a record of 1941-42 at Billings Senior High School.

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Dedication to PRIN. S. I). HICE whose whole-hearted support and help- ful advice is markedly shown in the activities these pages record, and whose tall figure is familiar to each and every student . . . this KYOTE of 1942 is dedicated in a spirit of appreciation and respected comradeship.

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 One can hardly belieye that 1300 students a working in the impresSP e-looking building aero the street. A drowsy ptucefulness surrounds t building in the late afternoon sunshine. But sudden this silence is broken the sound of a bell. As t doors swing open a de'uge of students pours for and the streets are suddenly crowded with bicycl and cars. After the s. irt interval of fifteen minut a drowsy peacefulness again surrounds the scho j V