Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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156!Faculty Coordinating the C.E.T.A. heIp. Mr lohn Strobel Besides the work? Ha-Ha-. . .I guess it would be cleaning up the unnecessary clutter. Mr. L.B. Moore up -., 'QUQ Cleaning up after an extra-curricular activity. Mr. Richard Aldinger OU 1901 PAH 6 TH inc. A WCM oF BE X N., -7 5. VN t R. v. -. in 'x .f ' M llc Communication. Mrs. Gail Shell Communicating with detention stu dents, Mr. Quinton Hoffer

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C' I feel that's not a good question. Every weekend is a different world. - Mrs. jo Anne Troxel WC? QQ? Q9 'Catching up on things I haven't done all week, like analyzing my students - or the yearbook staff, when they ask me quest- ions like this! - Mr. William Franks Sleeping in Saturday morning, giving me a chance to collect my thoughts and plan for the next week - Mr. R.C. Montgomery I., We Wene Made Fon... l enjoy having free time Sunday, a chance to unwind and get away from school and take part in some sort of recreation Mrs. Mary Murphy Weekends Weekends for teachers are just two days in whichto find outrageous math problems, long chemistry equations or boring novels, right? Believe it or not, when 3:45 rolls around Friday after- noon, most teachers have much the same intentions as their students. They want to leave school and forget about it until the following Monday. To go home, unwind and relax is their idea of a good time - sound familiar? Teachers even enjoy such things as hunting, fishing and skiing. Some have even been caught catching a few good rays or going out to dinner. On the other hand, at least one teacher has been quoted as saying he goes home just to ponder the return of his students, contemplating new ways to boggle their minds and make them enjoy their weekends even more. Beware students of Bozeman Senior High - teachers are human, too!

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Wh t ess lf you don't clean up your room, you can forget about going out this weekend! I'm sure you've heard it all before, in some form or another, but can you remember that horrible, helpless feeling when you finally decide to clean up your room? World War Ill might have looked better and you have no idea where to start. Maybe that will give you some idea at what the custodians at BSHS have to face, every day! Those same people who clean-up and keep-up our beloved high school were asked what they thought was the hardest part of their jobs. A popular, yet surprising answer was communication. Communicating with detention students, with the administration, with the CETA help and just trying to please everyone all the time. One of the custodians said, although she hated to say it, that cleaning the drinking fountains had to be the worst part of her iob. fuse your imaginationl. 1 Communication. Mr joe Certalrc fs Wx Cleaning up the drinking fountain of snoose and snot. Mrs joeAnn Heap