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

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GONE FlSHlN'. Senior Vance Ryan reels in the whopper as he soaks in some sun. Many students took advantage of the 90 degree weather in April to go fishing. QPhoto by Leonard Lynchy SOAKING UP THE RAYS. Seniors Tonya Scott and Dana Dabney take a day off from school to suntan at Rimrock Beach. The rimrocks along the airport road attracted several sunworshippers daily. iPhoto by Laurie Nuernbergerl STU D E 1 5 , L VM V wr i. Q f ff V i A ffm-aw Wf lrti l L Nsqgg vhv V MW, M M M, ,Aan SHARP-SHOOTER. Senior Brent Sumner twitches his trigger finger as he eyes his prey in the sky. Many students spent the fall months hun- ting birds and deer and the spring and summer months fishing. iPhoto by Leonard Lynchj f f f ri i y ' f t e

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lt seemed like l waited in line P, UP and AWAY 1 and GFIQUIGS involved many volunteers and Vdaflng added EXC em to the Among the volunteers were the clouds above and Captivated Billings Senior High Majorettes SPGCIEHOFS, SVCD fhOUQh who ushered for the event. temperatures exceeded 80 I thought the air show was a deQfee5- neat experience for the majoret- The attraction WGS the FiVSi tes, especially since we had the Big Sky International Airshow ehanee to help Out, senior Car- at the Logan International Air- pie Jaeohson Commented, We port on Aug. 23 and 24. People were lucky enough to get box from all over the state flocked Seats, to the Rims to watch a series of Adding to summer aetiyities performances and daring acts in was the annual Yellowstone jet airplanes, Pereehutes, and Fairtirhe Exhibition with each helicopters. night offering a different eventg The main featblfe WHS the horse races, llama shows, along Freece Tricolori-the ltalian Jet with Kenny Loggins, and John Demonstration Team, which Denver- r was number three in the world Teens were atiiaeted by in aerobatic competition. They Sneak.a.Peek Night and flew nine aircraft in a tight for- Moonlight Madness Night, mation 3 tenth BS 3 soloist Where only bgught an all to PIQGSC the onlookers. night lift ticket. This allowed The 5'V5h0W Pfomdted students to ride any ride as revenue for local charities, and many times as they Wanted- much Community SUPPOW to the only problem was waiting in get the show off the ground. line- -we F' 5 E, s . ,A let 5 x it ' X r. t A l N 'mm T 157 e 9-.ii T' 2. H, i 'X kgs. 19' 'Q Q- 'le -- ,QSQ 4' Q 1 si -. ,L9 we 08' 9 IN FOR EXCITEMENT. Kenny Shrader, class of '86, closes the safe- ty latch as he and senior Lisa Orler get ready to ride the Zipper, a popular ride among students. Students often had to wait in line for an hour to get on a ride at the annual Yellowstone Fairtime Exhibition. iPhoto by Chuck Suchardal l Student Life for an hourjust to get on a ride, senior Lisa Carroll said. People would actually force themselves to the front. Loud music and bright lights made rides such as the Zipper, Skydiver, Himalayas, and the new water bumper cars highlights of the Exhibition. More summer highlights came from a citizen-sponsored fourth of July fireworks display which was also held at the Yellowstone Exhibition fairgrounds. Working at parttime jobs, sunning in back yards, water skiing at Lake Elmo, and brows- ing in Rimrock Mall all came to a close during the last weeks of August. Students began to get ready for the daily routine of early mornings, quick breakfasts, and the rush of get- ting to school on time. U -Lisa Orler