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

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this year as an AFS foreign exchange student. For the past school year, she lived with Dr. and Mrs. Aubrey Wells and their daughter, Shelley, a senior at BHS. My impression of Americans has changed. I thought most Americans were wealthy, and most of the families had cars and never walked anywhere. Really, cars are much more practical than walking. Actually, there are many differences between America and Denmark, such as school, dress, and dating. We have all seen how well Inger has adopted our customs. Everyone has been so kind and friendly. Thank you all very much for making me feel at home. Danish Twin Likes Billings Inger rides in the election parade with her sister, Shelley Wells, and Mary MacDonald. 24

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Kris Keup Goes To Germany

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NANCY MARSH John Crawford goes over final plans with Mrs. Palagi before starting to New Zealand. New Zealand Welcomes Crawford John Crawford, Nancy Marsh, Delores Olson, and George Ryan were chosen as American Field Service semi-finalists from Billings Senior High School. John Crawford started his journey to New Zealand on January 20. These students have these qualifications which are necessary for AFS: excellent health, U.S. citizenship, membership in the junior class, two years of a foreign language, 16 years old, and a good academic record. The purpose of AFS is to create greater understanding between the peoples of the world by sending students to other countries to study in schools and live with families for a year. Each student sent abroad or brought to Billings needs several hundred dollars for travel costs which depend on the destination. Since BHS pays part of the ex- penses, many clubs raise money to support AFS. Kinetic sponsors a dance, DEC A contributes $200 yearly, Z Club sells spudnuts and presents the AFS Follies, and AFS assemblies bring in money also. DELORES OLSON GEORGE RYAN 25