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

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STUDENTS STUDY CYCLES OF HISTORY Mr. Robert Aagard- -A m e r ic an History; University of Wyoming, Eastern Montana College; Intramurals, Billings Key Club; B.S. Mr. Henry Cox—P.A.D., Economics; Youngstown University, Kent State University, University of Wyoming, Eastern Montana College; Colt Football; B.S. World history, an elective, is offered to sophomores only. In this course, students study the major historical events of different countries, and their political and economic status with the rest of the world. American history, required of all juniors, reviews the basic United States history studied in previous years. It outlines the events leading up to the writing of the Constitution, and the causes and effects of the events important to the history of our country. P.AJD. is a senior requirement. It includes comparative religions, international relations, and the political and social structure of the United States government. Twentieth century world history is offered to seniors interested in political science and humanities. Russian history is also available to seniors for the first time at B.H.S. Mr. James Duecker--Twentieth Century World History, Russian History; Wisconsin State College, University of Alabama, University of Wyoming, University of Southern California; Forensics; BJ5., M.A. Mr. Carrol Eliason--P.A.D.; Iowa State College, University of Iowa, Eastern Montana College; B.A., M.A. Mr. Donald Glynn—American History, P.A.D.; Montana State University, University of South Dakota, Eastern Montana College; Intramurals; B.A, Mr. Dewey Hansen—P.A.D., Montana History; University of California, Rocky Mountain College, Eastern Montana College; B.S. 8

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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

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Mr. Larry Herman—American History; Eastern Montana College; B.S. Mr. Sherman Hubley--Amerlcan History; Color Guard; University of Montana; B.A., M.A. Mr. Dan Peters--Civics, Physical Education; University of Montana; B.A. ’’Just one more time?” Put away that book of Ayn Randl Mr. Willard Ramsett—World History; University of Minnesota, Indiana University, Eastern Montana College; Elphadonk; B.S. Mr. Richard Simmons--A me rican Historyj Montana School of Mines, Eastern Montana College; B.S. Mr. John Voorhis—Civics, Journalism (Annual); Montana State University; B.A. 9