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

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First place winners at Billings Central, FIRST ROW: Nancy Doherty, Ruthie Jacobsen, Sponsor Marie Hertz. SECOND ROW: Frank Sparhawk, Bill McRae, Barry Bull, Sponsor James Duecker. BHS Boasts Great Forensics Team Forensics, sponsored by James Duecker and Marie Hertz, has one of the best teams in its history this year. At the Bozeman meet, five students from BHS placed. In the meet at Eastern Montana College of Education, seven BHSers placed. At the Billings Central meet, Billings Senior High placed five first place winners. In Great Falls, two BHSers placed and the Billings Senior High Team won the sportsmanship trophy. At the speech meet at Billings West, seven students from Billings Senior placed. Mark Foos and Sandy Melnick await their turn to speak. 21

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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

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Mack’s Dutch family. Mack Anderson, an American Field Service Student from Billings Senior High, spent eight weeks in Holland last summer. Last June Mack left on a ship on which he attended classes to learn the language of the country and to learn about the country. Mack's family, wealthier than the average Dutch family, consisted of a mother, a father, two brothers, and a sister. Their home was just a little ways from Amsterdam, where Mack saw the Queen's Palace, market places, and beautiful churches and canals. In the assembly which Mack presented for BHS students after his return, Mack said that the ideas and ways of life of the Danish people were very much like those of the Americans. Mack thanked all the students for sending him to Holland and for giving him the op- portunity to relate his experiences to his classmates. Mack Anderson Visits Holland Mack arrives in Billings after eight weeks in Holland. Mack relates experiences to the students and faculty at BHS. 22