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

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Don Scheidecker and Mary Ann Hager arrive at the beautifully decorated gym through flowing white streamers. The Christmas Formal was a Winter Wonder- land” on the inside and the outside of the Billings Senior High School gymnasium. The dance was December 13 and was sponsored by Activity Klub. A local band played from a sleigh. The all white decorations consisted of flocked Christmas trees and snowmen. Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus, Mary Ann Michunovich and Carol Tyrrel took orders for Christmas presents. Sally Hagerman was general chairman. Other chairmen were Jacquie Backman in charge of decorations, Robin Leischner in charge of selling tickets, Yvonne Peters in charge of publicity, and Joan Schrupp in charge of refreshments. The committee chairmen and members of the club worked especially hard which made the Christmas Formal a success. It will long be remembered by those who attended. Lonne Chatwood and Betsy Blake tell Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus what they want for Christmas. Pre-prom preparation. Dancers are entranced by the White Christmas atmosphere. 19

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Talking with friends, students wait for music to start. Majorettes Sponsor Autumn Ball Decorations are taken for souvenirs at many of the dances at BHS. Max Reams tries to invent his own dance behind his partner, Carol Shogren. Students look a bit confused as if they are trying out a strange new dance. is

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Dick Gaines steps up to receive his letter trom Mr. Kosich. Deserving athletes who earned their letters through participation in a varsity sport received letters at the lettermen's assembly. Participation, sportsmanship, and attitude toward others are some of the deciding factors as to whether a boy merits a letter and a membership in Lettermen's Club. Mike Fraser, Joe Parks, Jim Schneider, and Dave Wallace entertain at BHS pep assemblies with folk music. Pep assemblies are important in adding school spirit at BHS. Cheerleaders lead the crowds in singing Hail with Pep Club assisting. The coaches are asked to speak and an entertaining skit is presented. Although more students should partici- pate, BHS is lucky to have such good spirit. Lettermen Add To School Spirit Students watch as West High Bears are dumped in the trash can. — v - 20