Billings West High School - Westward Yearbook (Billings, MT)

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I have had a wonderful time being an A.F.S. student. I would not be capable of learning any of these things in books except for the opportunity of living with you. This year has broadened my horizons tremendously by observing, participating, and being a member of your school family. I appreciate your friendship and the happiness you have given me. I will treasure this image in my heart. Thanks a lot. This pasc sponsored by MARK ADRIAN STUDIO West Park Plaza Phone 2-15-4090 19

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 She talks with a slight accent . . . she's on the go all the time . . . she’s not used to the cold . . . and she always wants something hot to eat at the concessions stand. Of course, we’re talking about our Lucero.” Lucero Warmer Reyes left her home in Columbia, South America, to come to Billings as West High’s second foreign exchange stu- dent. Her host family while in Billings is the Calvin J. Williamsons. Lucero, like all the other seniors at BWHS, finds that her homework occupies a good deal of her time. But also, like many seniors, Lucero participates in a number of activities. She sings with the A Cappella Choir, is a member of Kadence Klub, belongs to Newman Club, and was made an honorary member of Student Council. She loves to dance, and certainly displayed her talent as a dancing lead, Zubbediya,” in Kismet. Billings West High School welcomed Lucero and is sorry to see her year at West come to an end. All West High students who came to know Lucero laughed with her and enjoyed her lively personality. 18 This Page Sponsored by MONTAGUE'S JEWELERS 2817 2nd Avenue North and West Park Plaza

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A.F.S. NOMINEES FOR 1965 Ann Pressman Tom Linn Sue Bartlett Peggy Hinnaland Sponsored by PAMPERED PET SHOP We Spccialuc in Grooming All Breed ' SUZIE REDMON, WEST’S FIRST A.F.S. STUDENT, VISITED ITALY. West High students shared Suzic Redmon’s excitement last May when it was announced that she would spend her summer in Foggia, Italy. After a ten-day cruise from New York City, Suzie arrived in Rotterdam, Holland, on July sixth. From there, she took a two-day train ride to I'oggia, where she was greeted by her host family, he Ri iellos. Although her sixteen year old Italian sis!. spi.'.v English fairly well, Suzie soon found that a di n; nd improvised sign language were her best friend Suzie also found that tc ..-age summer activities in Italy are similar to those in mcri .• Because of the hot climate, Suzie and her friends spen-.a great deal of time at the beach or at home just fanning away the heat. Italian teen-agers share American teens’ interest in popular music, and they think of Elvis Presley as an American symbol. Living with the eight Rosiellos gave Suzie an insight to the significance that individual contacts have in main- taining world peace and promoting understanding among world citizens.