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

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I i Running up in the crowds, the Senior Counselors shook some hands to let the sophomores get a taste of the great BSH spirit. Senior Conselors started the first day assembly off with an rousing cheer that would help the sophomores feel comfor- table in their new surroundings. y JL. or the first time in years, school started in August, but that did not slow Billings Senior High students down. They were still eager to start the new year. The Senior counselors put on a really great show for the sophomores and new students at BSH the first day of school. The Counselors described all the activities available for the sophomores and new students. All the Senior Counselors wore shirts with “Senior is the Place’’ writ- ten on the front, and the name of whatever they wanted on the back, like “IAMZ14U” worn by Mitzi Austin. The assembly pepped things up by describing various activities available at Senior High, such as Spanish Club, Yellowstone Key Club, and the Bronc Annual. There were many surprises, one of which was an outstanding performance by the Bronc football players, not to mention a well “balanced” display of gymnastics. They also included golf, swimming, and tennis, plus many more. Counselors Kira Knight and Brian Harriman starred in a fascinting and funny slide show, about the do’s and don’ts of high school, and Ray Barker, Student Council President, gave a short speech to welcome the new students. Lunch time came and the hungry Broncs filled the cafeteria. Old friends reunited again, piled into cars, and hit the fast-food joints on Grand Avenue, while some students headed for nearby Pioneer Park. With high spirits they reminisced about old times, but all of them eagerly awaited the new times ahead. 14 BRONC