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Gt eevd Nose picking and nail biting - two top ranking habits on the list of pet peeves. If you've never heard the term, pet peeve, just think of something you detest- like the sight of a plug of chew floating in the drinking fountain when you bend down to get a drink, or the stickiness of a freshly- chewed wad of gum stuck to the bottom of a desk. Whatever the case may be, everyone has at least one pet peeve. just like anyone else, the members of the faculty at BSHS also have pet peeves. Teachers were consistent in naming class attendance or nonattend- ance as a top pet peeve. Other pet peeves listed were tardiness, littering and vandalism. One teacher did not associate her favorite pet peeve with school. With a glance at the unsurmountable snow banks, she answered, man weather. ' ' Boze- - 162!Faculty When I lose a weight pin. Mr. Walt Kelly . .failure to administer the attendance policy. Miss Elizabeth Cordray 1 Bozeman weather. Mrs. joAnn Bennett I dislike more than anything having to discipline students. I don't feel I'm a very good disciplinarian. Mr. joel Welder -.tiff i t fflk B W5 V gl X X , ' 1 : 1 -- 'l 5 lv t , : KRVYSJQ llal - ff- M-UT' in 61-,J B l v' ' 4 . NNY B ' y Q' xg? ' V tx xf ew ' x .xx .. tx Q . . ix , X ts vi ,H+--.,. S xiii? . .absences, excessive for whatever reason. Mr. Dale Wheatley
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x r L1 Q - Ma' D iadglzlo-gli its . t l earl ' K' Lack of concern for school in regards to littering and vandalism. Mrs. Rita And- erson Tardiness and absences. Mr. Doug Batson I don't think I have one. You can't teach school without a positive approach. Mrs. Pat Reynolds I like snow, but l'm sick of month after month after month after month of snow. Mr. Garth Forney '33 Faculty!'I63
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