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

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 c kJrPACE CADETS wear their helmets to Terry Corey’s science fiction class. Students created these masks for special effects to pep up their space unit.

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In Memory Senior High loses a Counselor Jeanne Jasmer t On Sept. 1, 1983, Senior High lost a dear friend and an Outstanding person, Mrs. Jeanne Jasmer. Mrs. Jasmer, a counselor at Senior High, was actively involv-l ed in the American Field Service and the FOCUS programs. | IStudents felt that Mrs. Jasmer always gave 150 percent in (everything she did and they valued her counseling advice. “She was really helpful with my career goals,” said Michelle I Zartman, senior. I I Junior Erin Abbey, commented, MI thought she was a con-| lcerned counselor and extremely understanding. I Mrs. Jasmer's fellow employees were equally touched with her devotion to her work. They felt that she had a magnificent sensei humor and an obviousjpecial caring forjcids. J Wanting to do something for all to remember Mrs. Jasmer, Gary Johnson, head counselor, has set up a scholarship fund in memory of her. This fund, in the amount of $850, was given to a student who worked with Mrs. Jasmer through AFS or was a counselee. The student had to have a GPA of 3.0 or above, and must attend an institution of higher learning during the 1984-85 school year. Mrs. Jasmer graduated from Senior High and Eastern Mon- tana College, taught at Lincoln Junior High for 14 years and counseled at Senior for the past four years. Mrs. Jasmer’s warmth, caring, and understanding will be treasured by us always and her presence will be greatly missed. 17 Intro

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 ploma was, of course, the goal of riming it came to mean just that s demanded out-of-school atten- 1 the extra-curricular academic ac- equired their fair share of students free time. There seemed to be time to fit it all in -KNOCK ON WOOD! A h: T each stu -earning ( tion, ale U tivities w h £ -ZTmXADEMJCS AREN'T ALWAYS I S THIS REALLY ART? While study- ing ancient Greece, Pat Smith’s humanities classes gave presentations on different aspects of Greek life. Tammy Reiter, Lisa Schillinger, Trey Adkins, Tim Carlson, Vaughn White, Tana Melius, Darryl Kai tz, Judy Tipton, Jackie Schanz, and Cheryl Buell attempted to recreate ancient art. FUN as demonstrated by Becci Hawkins. The Monday blahs prompted her bad mood. i Knock 19