Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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Thai Was Then - This is Now Students of 15 or 20 years ago were into bobby soxs, '55 chevies, crew cuts and ducktails. But if a student in '79 came to BSHS with greased back hair and a ducktail, the entire student body would probably give him noogie. On the other hand, if a boy went to school with a perm in 1955, the student body would probably lock him in a stockade. Changes in lifestyle between then and how may be as menial as hairstyles. But a few teachers reflected on the question and came up with some deeper answers. One teacher felt the students of '79 to be more sophisticated and independ- ent. Another teacher saw a lack of respect in the attitudes of students today. One male member of the faculty saw a change in the femininity of girls. He felt actions of girls were getting more and more masculine. However, he did not notice the boys of the student body to be acting any more feminine, 1'60lFacu ltv They have become much more independ- ent and sophisticated. Mr. Kenneth Monroe l think students today are more independ ent and free. Most of them know what they want and they are more mature. Mrs. juanita Stutsman I really don't think there has been a big change. Mr. Walter Eagle Students today have more freedom to go and do as they please. More students have cars and money, which gives them more freedom. Mr. Curtis Baker Not much in the kids themselves. l think girls are trying to act more like boys, talking, dressing, etc. I really can't see any evidence of boys trying to act like girls. It's kind of a one way deal. Mr. William Townsend

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'Wo '74 r . IN yo ' Su A40 AM4ER?S W NW Z WX 'K 1 '15 fy ' klllkli llll i I go to Europe. I've been doing that for me past 10 years. Other than that I like to work in the garden. Mr. Frank Guenther iii le? .X Q l retreat to the subculture of beach and go Hendricks of fishing. Mr. Cary Sullivan to film and video workshops. Miss Lynn Merrick l This summer we are going to west Texas to see my grandparents who are 91. Then come back and float the rivers. Mr. Cail ll make pots and try to make enough money to keep food on the table and the bills paid. I keep a big garden and do a lot Faculty!159

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