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

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ueeess in Future Lyfe Dream 0 Seniors A young man dreamed and America was discovered. Many men dreamed and the Declaration of independence, the Constitution and conse- quently the United States were brought into being. Another man had high dreams and the slaves were freed. With us now is the threat of another world war. A war of ideals it seems. A struggle be- tween our part of the world which believes in democracy and the other part of the world which does not. We, as seniors, must dream of peace. A state of the world where all men are brothers and all nations work together. However, this state cannot be brought about by mere dreams or hopes. These must be the kindling to start the fire of world-wide peace. lt is only by con- structive thinking, building and living that these dreams can be turned into reality. We have twelve years of school behind us, life is in front of us. ln school we have learned teamwork, how to give and take. We have learned something of group participation and how to plan together for the good of the school. LEFT TO RIGHT-Bill Rawlings-presidentg Ann Gorman- cretaryg Susanne Slavens-Vice president. 1 'ffflfif fr f - W W! X W W -V ki 7, Hp, IW K f, ,,,. f We ff W A f in We Q 2 MQW? YW Fi But that is only the beginning. We have to take this knowledge, provided by the schools, into the life before us, into college, business and the communities in which we will live. Only then will it be of use to ourselves and our society. May our dream for a good and a peaceful future be vivid enough to make each of us do his part to gain peace, true democracy and an understanding of and from our fellow men. Through us, and only us, will the dreams of our parents be realized. Dreams of a world where men may build together for the common good, brought about by the United Nations or some similar, and more united, world program. Remember this, we can never go back to correct our own mistakes. Progress is made by going forward and profiting by the mistakes of those who have gone before us. We can also profit by our own mistakes. Don't be afraid of making a mistake, for you won't make one, but many. lust take advantage of your errors and never make the same one twice. We all have a huge iob ahead of us, that of making the world a-decent place to live for everyone, regardless of race, color or creed. So, seniors, look to and plan for the future. Rawlzrzgs Is Class Prexy These three officers exemplify the seniors' custom of electing honorary leaders worthy of their positions. Bill has done a fine job all through high- school, representing his class at Boys State and belonging to organizations including Billings Key and Room Representatives. He was also chosen Personality Boy. Susanne, l952 Per- sonality Girl, has been very active, too. Clubs and music have taken up most of her time. She was Montana's representative to Girls Nation last summer. Ann is another example of school spirit. Traveling to Girls State and National 4-H Congress, she also played in the band and was in the talent bureau.