Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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Nothing. Work on my house and yard. I also work on football. Mr. Walton Russell I go to school and play tennis and golf. Mrs. Audrey Clarke Suntans, road trips, barefeet, picnics and frisbees are all a part of that great season called summer. Summer is a time to sit back, relax and maybe even watch a few members of the opposite sex sunbathing. Kids feel that when summer rolls around it is time for a good vacation, a vacation well-earned. Well, teachers feel much the same way. When asked how they spend their summers, most responded by saying they liked to get outdoors: fishing, golfing and as one teacher put it, retreating to the subculture of the beaches. Some teachers have a second job in the summer to supplement their income. Like all of us, that extra money sure helps in a pinch. Others find that farming and gardening provide most of the food to meet the family needs. One teacher had the right attitude lone we all like to hearl. When asked what he enjoyed in the summer, he responded with the very honest ans- wer, as little as possible. l58!Faculty My brothers and I own a wheat farm in Hingham. We work there in the summer. Mr. Lawrence Fossen I do as little as possible. If it is sunny I golf, if it's cloudy, I fish. Mr. Doug Fullerton

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