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

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KIS jnoi «bove being taken off by Certain faculty (see. faculty assembly, page). lifarhim, bate Inni-you just can't ignoit Buy George, who presented an easi- face for band ‘ Culture Club ”' Although his would be an understatement, as the Soundcheck reflects. From hard, driving rock, to mellow easy listening to dance scores, 1984 had them all. r The 'phrase “commercial music 9 developed an entire as Michael new meaning album near the forty million dollar mark at last count. The Dance also saw much at- tention in 1984, with the more gymnastic style than Richie, Romani csuaL In spite of harsh reviews and the Police, in some areas these films still changing music, perhaps reflec- ting a year of change for the people, How long must T sing Ajguy who dresses like a girl this song? only time will tell, hut who in actual fact is a Boy. but let iis hope for a good George enter! ained a great deal isn’t that what it’s; all about? musical year to come. 14 Bronc

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“TAKE YOUR BEST shot shouts PJ. Mullowncy of ings Royals. ■■■■■■■ Summer Extras What does one do for excitement during the long summer months? Well, there are activities for everybody, The majority of students look forward to summer because of swimming. Some students are lifeguards at the various public pools, but most spend their time Swimming simply to cool off from the unbearable heat. Another popular pastime, especially for girls, is suntanning. Of course, one can suntan anywhere, but the best suntanning location is on Rims. Summer is also a time for the ambitious teenagers to work and earn their own money. Most part-time jobs are those offered by the fast food restaurants. For the sports lovers, there are the baseball games to enjoy at Cobb Field. The local teams are the Billings Royals, The Billings Scarlets and the Mustangs. Summer nights arc nlso filled with fun and excite ;em, A common even- go? o the Stage 4 te ‘ rs take ad- L: Vser night •id of three to ing for many Drive-In. Ma vantage of which offc students a s' dollars. Son absorb an o the majorit socialize, another teenagers. I day of the si Prairie oZ teenager n which one dc is charged admission. Whatever the activity, the warmth of the summer and the knowledge that no school bells ring in the morning, add to the enjoy- ment. 'f Of 'r f i n 11 mi ii , i.Z i m ■■ M ■itfM1 coach!1 the Bill- mmms® »

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