Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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Behind the Scenes Linda, we can't have all that done by Wednesday! Barney, I told you to have those pictures done yesterday! Ya know, I could really use some help with this copy Holly, Holly, Holly! I told you I want to do the basketball page, jerry! janet, you can't have both football spreads and then want basketball, tool Hey, Blaine, ya got a dip? Janis, is this picture alright to use? Cari, how about you doing the swimming pages and l'll do your Language Club? If you haven't figured it out, these were just a few comments heard from the journalism room 7th and 8th period of every day. lt was the Aerie staff trying to get this yearbook together Many people think the yearbook starts right along with school, but that isn't the way it works at all The eight members spent their summer having meetings to plan out the book and walking around town selling ads to the merchants. When school finally rolled around and more money had to be made, the staff got busy preparing for TWIRP Week. They wanted it to be different and better than any other year. So, they brainstornned and came up with the idea for an assembly featuring a huge slide show, a legs contest, a sticker contest and all the other traditional TWIRP Week activities Weeks and weeks of hard work were put into just the sale of books and thwe week was termed a huge success with over 700 books sold. Following TWIRP Week came the real work - putting the book together. Hours were spent drawing up layouts, writing copy, finding pictures and having prints made, pasting every! thing up and then sending it all to the printers. The staff was in a constant panic from deadline to deadline. Much time, effort and ideas were put into this book - your book, to let you .,., svsdimnu AVG YOU d0fl9 with that VFNH Edllof You spilled the glue where? In deep Linda MCCIHDIS fT1dlK9S SUN' everything concentration lanis Langohr works dilig' gets done on time ently on her layout 'Let your elbows out of my P At state 96fAerie iournaiism convention Blaine Dahlseide and Ierry Smith wrestle between competit ion

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PAPER PEGPLE What else could go wrong? Maybe we should quit now? Why didn't anyone tell us there would be this many problems? The Hawk Tawk staff may have been asking themselves more than that when they started out the year putting the school paper together. When groups start work together, some adjustments are to be expected, but everything shouldn't go wrong. The first issue the staff put together was delayed when the copy machine broke down. To add to their problems, school was let out at noon that day for a football game so the papers were distributed at the game. You would think the problems would end there - right? WRONG! When the staff was putting together the next paper, the darkroom caught on fire, filling it with smoke which delayed printing pictures for awhile. Any chance of anything else going wrong? Unfortunately - yesl The third issue was lost somewhere between Livingston, where it's pri- nted, and the high school. The staff was quite upset when this happened, but everything got straightened out. Leo Schlenker had picked up the papers and put them in his pickup but unfortunately, he forgot to tell the staff. More problems? After three big ones, nothing too major went wrong. The staff cheerfully put together the bi-weekly paper, survived major and minor disasters and still came out with a high quality paper throughout the year. Elwood in the darkroom? Photographers Barney Kerr and Dave Allard stand by the enlarger getting ready to print some pictures. Q kit? 8 g 'X G wr ll ElW00Df Q -ug, 1-2- 98fHawk Tawk .5 3 giqpnuan-.--H ,ul H . .N 'll ' ll . vii' 3 x 2 X 1 M . ' UE , 3 J Q4 What can I say? Brad Wright, Editor-in- Chief, gives his normal response to a questioning staffer. Top placers at the state convention: Barney Kerr, Tammy Clampet, Holly Johnston, janet Gardner, Janis Langohr, Linda McGinnis, Mark Montgomery and Brad Wright.