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

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Mike Walters checks his make-up as Sandra Mel- nick looks on. Sondro Howell makes up JeanMcIntyreasa Negro maid. Marcio Wise listens intently os Susan Sekulich dis- covers that her father has re-married. You have got to get organized! Jean McIntyre, Sherri Evans, and Fronk Sparhawk work backstage as the play goes on. Bill Watson and Marcia Wise look disappointed os Steve Chappie announces his bad news. Susan Sekulich and Juanita Fisher discuss the best way to handle the next scene. Bill Watson and Marcia Wise admire Susan Seku- lich os she models her formal. Susan Sekulich tells her mother, Marcia Wise, about the nice time she had. 15

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CAST Willamay ...................... Larry Fallon ................. Nancy Fallon................. Jay Fallon ................... Grace Hewitt .................. Dick Hewitt.................... Jane Hewitt .................. Bridget MacGowan.............. Carl MacGowan ................. Jean McIntyre Nancy Marsh . .MarciaWise Bill Watson Becky Clark Steve Chappie Juanita Fisher Susan Sekulich Mike Walters Student Director Sandra Melnick For the first time, the drama department presented a spring play. A Roomful of Roses , a comedy by Edith Sommer, was presented under the direction of Miss Clara Strutz with the aid of Mr. Lloyd Mickelson and Mr. Archie Elliot. The play revolved around Bridget MacGowan and her mother, Nancy Fallon. Years before, Mrs. Fallon had left Carl MacGowan to marry a war correspondent. Jay Fallon. Consequently, her child Bridget was taken from her. Then, eight years later, she came to visit her mother. The play had many refreshingly comic characters, such as the Negro maid, Willamay; the little boy, Larry Fallon; and family next door, Grace, Jane, and Dick Hewitt. However, the effects the broken home had on Bridget and her mother in- jected a very profound note into it. The range of feeling and thought appealed to all ages, while all the work done on cos- tumes, make-up, staging, lighting, and props added polish. These combined made it a fine play. Susan Sekulich models her new formal under her parents' admiring gaze. Steve Chappie disconsolately announces his bad news as Marcia Wise and Bill Watson look on with surprise. 14

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Dick Wise, Bob Homes, Don Hegland, M ike Conaway,and Greg King were elected to on office ot Boys' State. BOYS’ STATE: Dick Wise. Dave Butler, Don Hegland, Mike Conaway, Greg King, Jerry Jacobsen, Bob Eames. NOT PICTURED: Ron Langworthy. Boys’ Staters Travel To Dillon Don Hegland and Dick Wise model their Boys' State shirts. Last year during August 16 boys were selected by their teach- ers and classmates as delegates and alternates to Boys' State in Dilloh. The delegates were Jerry Jacobsen, Dave Butler, Bob Eames, Dick Wise, Don Hegland, Greg King, Ron Langworthy, and Mike Conaway. Alternates were Bob Jones, Beni Marchello, George Ryan, Tom Dobbins, Bill Lowe, Leroy DiPasquale, Dave Elza, and Ron Pierce. A Sceni-Cruisertookthedelegates plus 44 other boys to Western Montana College for the convention. Ac- tivities during the week were rallies, swimming, tennis, and hoot- enannies. The delegates attended addresses by Governor Bab- cock, Professor Lubback of Christian College, and Kurt Peters, a German immigrant. BOYS' STATE lalternates): Tom Dobbins, Ron Pierce, George Ryan, Beni Marchello, Leroy DiPasquale, Bill Lowe, Dave Elza, Bob Jones. 16