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

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First Day opens to over 800 Sophs 1) Striking up an attractive pose. Sue Moran awaits the other cheerleaders to get ready for a cheer. 2) A.F.S. students and their hosts are presented to the student body by Principal A. R. Collins. Jr. 3) Mike Berry and Cashew (Hugh Phelps) strike up a conversation in the parking lot during lunch. 4) The Senior Counselors, who are on flight '78, attentively watch the skit they programmed. Ron Ridl and Paul Kober seem to be thinking of something else. 5) Chuck Blakley brags about the football team's upcoming season, while the Broncs later went on to finish with a losing record. 6) Wondering what's going to happen next, Selene Dracon and Ron Ridl await their turn during the skit. 7) Sophomore Kathy Krueger ex ecutes a perfect split as the ma jorettes perform for the new students. 8) All eyes are on Lynn Forbes as she tells Scott Stanaway the benefits of being a tennis player. 9) The class of '78 rallies to win the first competition cheer of the year. 16 OPENING

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6 ?) John Kangas shows his tender side as he cuddles with his puppy, Dustin. 2) Lisa Link uses her head and gives everyone a view of her better side at the bat turning contest during the B-Day festivities. 3) Jeff Walker carefully measures out his Crisco for a pie in cooking class. 4) Lori Cleavenger, BSH majorette, is caught by the photographer as she gets off the bus in Big Timber. 5) Sally Corning and her handsome masked boyfriend walk through the halls of Senior High. 6 ) Here are some more masked cuties! JoAnn Ing- waldson doesn't seem too sure of the situation while Tracy Koehn finds them irresistible. 7 ) Greg Layman and Brenda Harris share a slow dance. Obviously, Brenda is shocked at what Gregg is saying. 8 ) Christie Hansen pre- pares for her singing number in the Follies. She did an excellent version of Crystal Gale's Don't It Make Your Brown Eyes Blue? 9 ) Another cheerleader shows her better side. Here Tara McDonough has just sat on a car covered with whipped cream.

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Opening day began with a long day for the new sopho- mores. After weeks of hard work, the Senior Counselors put on a gala assembly. The assembly was aimed at telling the incoming students about the clubs, athletics, and other activities here at Bil- lings Senior. The high-light of the assem- bly came when senior Scott Stanaway interviewed com- petitors of all the athletic events. The band and major- ettes opened their year by performing for the applause of all attending. The afternoon heralded the return of the upperclassmen, and another assembly involv- ing all the students. It is interesting to note that the largest class didn't do well in the competition cheer. Oh, well, they can be forgiven, they're only sophomores. BRONC 17