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

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FEUZ CUMPLEANOS. mentally devours the fried weekend birthdays at Lexi Alekslch celebrates icecream, compliments local restaurants. (Photo her 18th birthday at Dos of the management. by Kelly Emmerick) Machos as Paige Boyer Students often celebrated Kathy Kinkade Tammy Kleindl Dan Knezevic Blake Kober Kim Koch ekends weren't made sitting at home alone Jessica Koessler “Hey, what are you doing this weekend?” In the halls of any high school, this statement was frequently heard. What do Senior High students do on weekends? Ac- cording to a recent poll, about 50 per- cent of the senior class went out at least twice a week. Senior Eric Smith liked Friday nights because, “There is always something to do.” However, senior Missy Sweeney had a different view. “I like Saturday nights better because I get to be with my boyfriend,” Sweeney said. Deciding what to Tom Korb Rick Krant Pete Kranz Leah Krenelka Scott Krueger WiM Kucera People Seniors

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FREEZE FRAME. Anne warm day at Veterans throughout the week. Steel practices some Park. Steel frequented the (Photo by Megan Cox) basic maneuvers on a rink several hours Del McCormick This senior knows 'cool' is really all what about Greg McCunn Fawne McFerran Doug McGrail Jennifer McGrody Desi McKean Anne Steels method of relaxa- tion was a chilling experience. The senior began ice skating when, as a little girl, she idolized Dorothy Hamill. Steel practiced every Sunday after- noon at Centennial Arena to improve her talents. “fm thinking about trying out for the Ice Capades in May, the 17-year- old skater said. Steel, the older of two children, moved to Billings with her family dur- ing her junior year, but had no pro- blems adjusting. “The people at Senior were really nice to me. Steel said. “They made it easy for me to meet people. Steel became in- volved as soon as she arrived in Bill- ings. Some of her activities included ice skating, Varsity choir, Expressions. Senior Advocates, swim team manager, Hart Albin fashion board, and the church youth board. “I've met a lot of new people this year,” Steel said, “because I'm a lot more involved ' The Expressions swing choir per- formed for several clubs and organiza- tions throughout the year. One of the most popular requests was to sing at the local junior high schools. “We went to each junior high,” Steel said, “hoping to in- fluence the students to try out for the choir.” Hart Albin’s teen board met once a month to discuss the activities scheduled, like its series of “Back- to- School TV com- mercials in which Steel participated. Steel enjoyed sharing her abilities with others and planned to get a job working at Centennial Arena. “I hope to be able to teach skating lessons in the future, Steel said. — Kristen Roller Leah Meglemre Chris Mehus Shonn Mereness Tina Michael Dan Miller Tina Miller