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

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To most of us our first day of grade school was nothing short of a blur, but our first day of high school was a different story On the first day of high school a select group of seniors, the Senior Advocates, gave us the initiative to be ourselves. They told us pre sent seniors lt's All Llp To You to get involved in this school and establish a name for yourself. They stressed the importance of doing what we wanted to do, and not what everybody else was doing. Not everyone took this advice in the same way. Some chose to be jocks, some chose to be cowboys, and still others chose to find a niche that they felt the most comfortable in. Everybody did his part to bring uniqueness to Senior High, but, no matter what he did, he was be- ing his own Bronc, and that's what real- ly mattered. FOUNTAIN

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5 if . FW , 11 ' - gs? ' 4,5- OVER THE TOP. Senior 'Marty Hirschi sends his opponent over his shoulders in an attempt to gain points to win his wrestling match. The Bronc wrestlers were ranked wi. lark THE POWER OF THE HUMAN LUNG. A member of the Power Team blows up a hot water bottle to the point of nearly bursting it in front of the freshmen bleachers. The Power Team visited the school to demonstrate their strength and give a talk on the importance of never giving up. QPhoto by Leonard Lvnchi .Jaw H e Q 'Q in Q 3 .5 third for the season, and they finish- ed third in the State Wrestling Tour- nament whlch was held at Senior High. iPhoto by Leonard Lynch!

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1:-1 4 CHICKEN LlCKEN'. Students find humor in almost anything on B- Day-even in their plates of food. Senior Durward Sobek had to laugh at his friend Ying Woo, senior, as he grimaced at the chicken and macaroni salad in his plate. iPhoto by Leonard Lynchj