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

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LANGUAGES AVAILABLE FOR STUDENTS Mrs. Margie Boylan-- German, English; University of Maryland, University of Arizona (Munich Branch), University of Iowa; German Club; B.A. Miss Ann Calkin—Spanish 11; Eastern Montana College, University of Arizona (Guadalajara Summer Session); B.S. Miss Catherine Colosky—Latin 1,11,111; Russian I,II; University of North Dakota; Latin Club (Junior Classical League); B.S,, M.A. Since a foreign language is re- quired by all out-of-state colleges and by some of the larger colleges in the state, it is necessary for most college-bound students to study a language for at least two years. The foreign languages available at Senior High are French, Spanish, German, Latin, and Russian. First-year students of a foreign language learn the basic verb con- jugations and sentence structure. Later, they concentrate on vocabulary and idiomatic expressions. During the second and third year, students study the more complex verbs and grammar, and review previous learning. For some languages, an ad- ditional year is offered for advanced study, in order to gain a better under- standing of the language. Mrs. Helen Erickson— ler man 1,11,ni; Rocky Mountain CoUege, University of Montana, University of Wyoming, Eastern Montana College, Montana State University, Stanford University; German Club; B.S. Mrs. Mary Larsen--French n, m; Montana State University, Northwestern University, Columbia University, University o f South Dakota, Hollins College; French Club; B.A M.S. Mr. James O’Neill --S pani sh I, HI; CarroU College, Kalamazoo College; Spanish Club; B.A. Miss Pearl Vandersloot--French I, n,IV; Carroll College, University of Montana, Ohio State University; A .K., French Club; B.A. 14

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GEOLOGY CLUB VISITS MINE Mr. Steven Dyche—Biology; Rocky Mountain College, University of Hawaii, Montana State University; Biology Club; B.A., M.E. Mr. Ronald Nistler—Biology; Eastern Montana College, Los Angeles State College, Oklahoma State University, Oregon State University, North Dakota State University; Head Tennis Coach, Assistant Wrestling Coach, Biology Club; B.S., M.S. Mr. Daniel Hoggatt--Chemistry; University of Denver, University of Colorado, University of Wisconsin, Eastern Montana College, Montana State University; Argon; B.A., M.A. Mr. Edward T. Robbins—Geology; Ohio University, Colorado School of Mines, Eastern Montana College, Rocky Mountain College; Geology Club; B.S., M.S. Mr. Frederick Kaser--P hy sic s; Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Universityof Michigan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Eastern Montana College, Syracuse University, Stanford University; Physics Club; B.S., M.A. Mr. William Roney—Biology; Montana State University, North Dakota State; Track, Biology Club; B.S., M.S. 13

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Mr. William Aubert—Vocational Agriculture; University of San Francisco, University of Montana, Montana State University, University of Maryland; F.F.A.; B.S., M.S. Mr. Charles O. Boyd—Drivers Training; Peru State Teachers College, University of Montana, Eastern Montana College, University of New Mexico; M.E. ACTIVITIES OFFER EXTRA TRAINING Mr. Arthur Brandvold—Music; Concordia College, Washington University, University of Southern California; B.A., M.M. Mr. Archie J. Elliot—Art Appreciation, Painting, Graphic Arts; Compton Junior College, U.C.L.A, University of Montana, Montana State University, Long Beach State; Stagecraft, Art Ad Club; B.S., M. A. Miss Diane Gonder--Shorthand. Notehand; Eastern Montana College; Pep Club; B.S. This is the craziest typewriter I ever saw.' $10 for the school, and $10 for me, and. . 15