Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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u Stuff Work makes Hawks Tough What are you doing between pract ices today? I think I better go take a nap before I pass out' I m so out of shape I feel like e o Well I m gonna go chow down I m starved' Calisthenics wind sprints agility drill and sled hitting all contribute to the curing of pot bellies softened muscles and idle attitudes Practicing twice a day for the first two weeks of workouts the coaches and trainers prepare the team mentally and physic ally for the coming season The hard work of the Hawks made one tough football squad There was never a game played by the Hawks that the opposition was considered out of reach until the final exciting minutes With two crucial one point losses to Billings Senior and Havre the Hawks record was 4 5 With no chance for the state champ ionship it would have been easy for the Hawks to give up after the 35 15 loss to Helena Capital but in their final games of the season they bounced back to convincingly defeat the Anaconda Copperheads and the Helena Bengals 102fFootbaII Head Coach Don Pomeroy analizes a tough situation with the help of assistant coaches in the booth. lLaying downl - Mike Skerritt, Glenn Simpson. lkneelingl - Fred Videon, Frank Quinn, joe marcotte, jim Bob Baker, Scott Hopper, Tim jenkins. lsittingl - Dan Moe, Vern Cotterell, Mark Dorn, Todd Peterson, Troy Schneider, Andy Bailey, Todd Murray lback rowl - Brad Nason, Tim Hudson, Brad Hatelberg, Mike Watt, Keevin Stan- hope, jon Klages, Ed Thompson. - -- A' -- -- ..-.,.-Q-.. v'unvq,-v-.- .,. . .--., 'ff 7, - - . . . f F - a 1 0 .. 443. wr, . 15 - Kao, , ,Q75 184- ,g we .Q-fc' V45 1, AT-Q45 11l' g5IJ,j EAD- -.gy , P 97 I . 33 -4, 1 I if I , view' 7111 f .2'i.5S5'?Q'2ffP'E' iesfrsiit. N? f' gl lg f M yf -we-I 'rf IIW., ...tai , , - M - .,t' - .. P' at .55 ' , I 5' l xl! Tony Stiff helps the referee signal a Hawk touchdown against Billings Senior. Retiring to the sidelines after a big gain, Andy Bailey heads for the water bucket.

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Til 9 il DB9 f you were asked to describe 1979 in sports, how would you go about it? How could you capture the thrill of winning the state basketball crown? How could you depict the disappointment felt after losing a football game by one point in the final minute? Or the satisfaction of ending an opposing teamls 42-dual match winning streak? What describes the individual pride felt when bringing home the number one state niche? To form a description, think back and remember the events and the people who made 1979 the Year of the Hawk Remember the fans who crammed themselves into bleachers to yell, scream and produce the spirit that was the life of the Hawks in '79. Remem- ber the coaches who took time to work and produce athletes and winning teams. And, remember the athletes themselves who pulled muscles and stretched their endurance in order to reach the top. The events of '79 provide an even broader scope on which to form a description. Who could ever, EVER, forget the state basketball champion- ship! Remember the last game against CMR, with all its tense anxiety? The score at the final buzzer - just more proof that we're still No. 1. If you haven't discovered, a descript- ion is impossible. A look at the whole year is the best you can do to capture the spirit. So turn back to '79 and ....

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Kurt Bushnell and Tim Swingle defend against an extra point attempt as MSU Bobcats look on. B, I I ' ' ' I ' , ' , Confusing the defense, halfback Dudley ' ' I i v I 1 I Scott makesaquick move towards the goal line. 1 ' , V7 N' in.. All-state guard Brad Nason awaits his chance to help the offense put the leather over the goal line. The Hawk defensive line awaits the offensive surge of the Anaconda Copper- heads. Y gl Al Q1 'I ul I .-,...,,...,..--- .1 Y Q'-0