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

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mmm When Our Ran Out Biggest is not always best. Even though Senior High is the largest school in the state, it, too, had its disappointments. However, with activities overlapp- ing throughout the year, one let down was compen- sated by another victory. Spirits remained at an all- time high even WHEN OUR LUCK RAN OUT! Spirit motivator, Viet- nam veteran, Dave Roever, visited Senior High when it needed him most. The inspirational speaker launched the new year at an all- school assembly telling students to be their own persons. His speech affected the student body the way a gernade affected his fac? explosive! Unlucky break f Bronc football player, Tc; Thayer prompts attention fr trainer George Boland ur unidentified doctor. The Brom luck ran out during a 1-8 sease 9 nL

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 discovered. A graduate of Senior High, Kessler returned 10 years ago to awaken students with historical facts. G IVING IS WHAT IT TAKES to keep the blood drive trophy In Senior High's trophy case; but cross-town rivals, West High, also gives from the heart which keeps the trophy traveling from school to school. Robert Zupan, activities director, and Teresa Lloyd are among the doners providing luck for needy patients. Getting good grades takes more than luck, as students In Gerald Kessler's class Winners! The boys gym- □astic team returned from the state gymnastics meet Feb. 10-11 in Helena with the first place trophy. The winners include Scott Glesick, Bob Morgan, Todd Rivers Coach, Ted Poiete, Dan Salacfinsld, Terril Bracken, and Kip Madsen. J 7 Intro

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