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

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Landers, Price, Grassroots Visit Big Sky Country Short on height and long on advice, Ann Landers mounted two Pepsi crates behind the podium in Lincoln Junior High’s auditorium to speak to seniors about three teenage problems; sex, drugs, and parents. Suave, and sophisticated Vincent Price, a Hollywood actor integrated Walt Whitman’s poetry, James McNeil Whistler’s Art and a Tennessee William's play, January 28 at Eastern’s Petro Hall. Putting out a string of top hits, The Grass- roots, a pop music group from California, presented an overwhelmingly successful con- cert at Eastern’s gymnasium. UveT Am t0 3 group °f men about student objec“ The crowd takes it all in at the Grassroots concert.

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 Little Big Man in Big Sky Country LITTLE BIG MAN, directed by Arthur Penn, produced by Stuart Miller and starring Dustin Hoffman will be released sometime next December. Montana plays an important part in the film that portrays a white child raised by the Cheyenne Indians. TOP LEFT: Producer Stuart Miller and ex-mayor Willard Fraser have things to discuss since Fraser was instrumental in bringing the film to the Billings area. FARLEFT: authentic Indian. LEFT: EARL ROSELL, the hus- band of our Dean of Girls, plays a cavalryman in the movie and is in make-up. ABOVE: A scene from the movie LITTLE BIG MAN. RIGHT: Dustin Hoffman takes a break from shoot- ing. The man with his back to the camera is Dustin's stand- in. 23

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Grassroots beat it out to the sounds of Heaven Knows. Ann registers in at the Northern Hotel before her Master of Movies, Vincent Price, entertained at Eastern's Petro lecture at Lincoln Jr. High. Hall.