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

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ADMINISTRATORS LEAD SENIOR HIGH Mr. Charles E. Borberghas been principal of B.H.S. since 1952. A graduate of Senior High, he earned his B.A. and M.A. from the University of Michigan. Before Becoming principal, Mr. Borberg taught chemistry at Senior High. He is active in the educational associations, in A.F.S., and in the Masons. Besides handling files and typing P.A. announcements in the office, Mrs. Mitzner, Mr. Borberg’s secretary, makes Mr. Borberg's appointments and handles his correspondence. This is Mrs. Mitzner!s first year at B.H.S. Mrs. Dreyer, secretary for Mr. Collins Mrs. Mitzner, secretary for Mr. Borberg Mr. Earl C. Collins has been vice- principal of Senior High for seven years. He was a physics teacher and dean of boys before becoming vice-principal. Mr. Collins earned his B.A. and M.A. at the University of Wyoming, and also attended Eastern Montana College, the University of Minnesota, and the University of Utah. Mr. Collins is active in the Kiwanis Club and in the ed- ucational associations. Mrs. Dreyer is secretary for Mr. Collins. Along with checking attendance, filing student cards, and making appointments, she manages the office girls.

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STUDENTS CONFIDE IN DEANS, COUNSELORS Mrs. Edith Harnden—Spanish, Counseling; University of Montana, University of Wyoming, Rocky Mountain College, Montana State University, University of Arizona; B.A., M.A. Mr. Jerry Walker--C ounseling; University of Montana, Idaho State, Eastern Montana College, Washington State; Head Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach; B.A., M.S. Mr. Gary Rogers--Counseling; University of Montana; B.A., M.E. Mr. Robert Thorson—Counseling; St. Olaf College, Eastern Montana College; Student Council, Student Executive Board; B.A., M.S. Mrs. Sue Hutton, girls advisor, and Mr. John Kosich, boys advisor, are responsible for ap- proving tardy slips and unexcused absences, and for handling all attendance. They also handle problems concerning the students' conduct. Because of their interest in the students' problems, Mr. Kosich and Mrs. Hutton often give personal counseling. The four counselors from Senior High lend a helping hand by planning vocational training for the students and by helping them prepare for college. Mrs. Sue Hutton—Dean of Girls; Montana State University, Eastern Montana College; Senior Counselors; B.S., M.S. Mr. John Kosich—Dean of Boys; University of Wyoming, University of Michigan, Eastern Montana College; Senior Counselors; B.S., M.A. 7