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

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28 Jeri Drum Queen of B-Day Festivities

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Barb Returns From Australia Barbara, wearing her school uniform from Australia, tells Mrs. Barbara Grainger Hutton about her years as an AFS student. In January of 1967, after a year in Australia as a foreign exchange student, Barbara Grainger returned to BHS. In Australia Barbara lived with the Don Phillips family in Sydney, a city of 2 1 2 million people, which was quite a change from Billings. Barbara attended the Jannali Girls School with her sister , Cathy. Barbara visited a mining town in the sheep country of Australia, the capital city, Camberra, and Kingscl iff, where the Phillips rented a beach house for three weeks. Cathy, Linda, Jenny, Joann, and Mrs. Phillips look on as Barbara feeds a baby kangaroo. Barbara’s sister, Cathy, models her school uniform. 27

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Pep Club Sponsors Dance and Assembly B-Day festivities began on Thursday, November 10, 1966, with the assembly. The theme was MHow the West Was Won 1 Queen candidates were Linda Price, Jeanne Cox, Carolyn Flynn, Jeri Drum, and Kay Witherspoon. At the dance Thursday night, Jeri Drum was crowned B-Day queen. Her escort was AFS student Jorge Fidalgo. Because of the snow and low temper- atures, the parade was cancelled. The floats were judged in front of BHS. Although the Broncs lost the football game to the West High Bears 13-6 school spirit at the game, dance, and assembly made homecoming a success. Jeri Drum, escorted by Jorge Fidalgo, was crowned queen at the homecoming dance. Other queen candidates were Jeanne Cox, Kay Witherspoon, Linda Price, and Carolyn Flynn Candidates and their escorts dance to the queen’s dance. The band begins to play as Jeri Drum is announced queen. 29