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

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Advise Mrs. Hutton and Cheryl Schock might be discussing personal, school, or world problems. This is a familiar pose. Don ' t let that expression of innocent belief fool you. She knows what you ' re thinking. -ffiT c Meet Mrs. Hutton, Dean of Girls con- fidante, unofficial nurse, and advisor of every girl at Senior High. She bandages scrapes, takes temperatures, and recommends ointments for poison ivy. She provides needles and thread for girls with split seams or dang- ling hems. She listens to problems and gives advice. She reprimands girls who cut classes or skip school . She is the person girls come to when they are tired, s ick, depressed, dis- couraged, elated, or when they just feel like talking. She ' s the right person for a girl to know . She ' s always busy checking records, typing, talking over a problem with one of her girls. Mrs. Hutton ' s office is a popular meeting place during lunch or other free periods .

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Jean tries the Deca Store for supplies. The Scene Changes This will be her home for three years. It does look kind of small . ... X 9S f •• i «if|«.»?» ' v .. Sl ' The mosaic and the student are both new the fountain isn ' t. :

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And Consent This is Mr. Nash, friend, critic, and advisor of the boys of BHS. Mr. Nash understands when a fellow ' s car breaks down and makes him late for school, or when it is absolutely necessary for a boy to go hunting. His office is usually decorated with boys lounging in the chairs facing his desk or standing in the doorway. He answers their questions, discusses their problems, gives them advice. That ' s his job. Boys aren ' t the only people who stop in to visit Mr. Nosh. Betsy Brown brings a memo from the office. The expression on Gari Coatsworth ' s face denotes a problem. Mr. Nash will probably help him solve it . Meet Mr. Nash. He ' s the man with the answers. Let ' s see ... Your excuse says you ' ve been sick. Weren ' t you at the game last night?