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

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,fljoiL ipjbuufJunA, plcurwsuL and madsL thidu book?' 'Ofc cmvuuL, fiofL. Jhsi SL AhidsinJtA. did ihsL wo hie.' Co-Editors ........... Associate Editor .... Art Editor........... Literary Editor ..... Circulation Manager Advertising Manager Photographers........ Adviser............... Tom Welch, Allard Griggs ..............Janet Hartley .. ..........Jeanne Kellogg ..................Jim Noe ...........Margaret Ennis .............Pat McGinnis ..Allard Griggs, Tom Welch .............Henry Harsch Assistants Literary.....Dorothe Cohn, Jeannette Culbertson, Rae Dennis, Betty Joyce Eastlick, Margaret Ennis, Jerine Grimstad, Jeanne Kellogg, Law- rence Olson, George Snell, Betty Suiter, Claire Sorrells, Sue Tharalson, Lynn Urion. Circulation . .Marjorie Baumgardner, Farida Bausch, Nancy Bidlake, Jerine Grimstad, Jeanne Kellogg, Chris Shaffer, Virginia Smith, Royal Stewart, Sue Tharalson. Advertising . Jim Forney, Bill Gilbert, Helen Krone, Virginia Smith, Estelle Strong. Art.............Irene Imberty. Mounting.....Carolyn Bernstein, Polly Ekdall, Pat Fargo, Ruth Freeman, Phyllis Fulton, Jo Lou Hammer, Janet Hartley, Joan Hartley, Helen Krone, Carolyn McCoy. Thelma Robbins, Shirley Solberg, Jere Ann Thomas. Page Four

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i Young '49er, what's this hyar forward ya put in yer book? Does it mean ya go toward sumthin . . . and whats' yer thought in it? Well, sir, in this forward we would like to give the Annual to our readers as a remembrance of the year just gone by. Also we would like to express apprecia- tion to all who gave time and effort to make this book worthwhile. We have tried to show, 1849er, some of the progress made since you were on the scene. Some folks believe that our scientific progress has brought upon us many evils. But that is really not so. It is true that automo- biles, airplanes, electrical works, guns and the atomic bomb have destroyed many lives. On the other hand, faster communication, more and cheaper gas and elec- tricity for public use and the by-products of the atomic bomb have saved many more lives than were lost. And, we even live a lot longer to top it off. Not only that, but we do not have to work as hard or long to get the necessities of life. This gives us many more hours of leisure time to acquire more culture, better health and a happier life. You know, Pop, we believe that in the next 100 years people will think of us as pioneers just as we think of you and your folks as such. In order to achieve the worthiness that your people and those in the last years reached as pioneers we are going to work hard and conscientiously for greater development. Yes, sir, Pop, we are all for progress. Wal, Son, ya really summed it all up, but come on, I kin hardly wait tuh see yer book.

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I ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION Board of Trustees ..................... 8 Administrators ........................10 Faculty........... .................11 Room Representatives.................. 17 CLASSES Seniors ....................... . ...20 juniors ....................... 36 Sophomores ......................... 47 SCHOOL LIFE Traditions .................. „.... ..59 Who's Who.......................... 60 Classes at Work...................... 66 Candid Shots....................62, 70 Assemblies ............................72 Dances.................................73 Majorettes .......„................... 100 Cheerleaders ..................... 101 ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES Introduction ....................... „..62 Plays .................................64 Clubs ............................. 74 Publications ........................ .94 Band ................................. 98 Chorus ............................. 102 SPORTS Introduction .......................104 Football .............................106 Basketball ....................... 113 Others................................118 FEATURE AND ADVERTISING 123 U—'I' - m Page Five