Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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Jody Brown Wayne Brown Jeannette Bruce Connie Buckingham Ross Burnett Anne Burroughs Thomas Burt Montana Busby Douglas Campbell Thomas Caniff Belinda Carpenter Kevin Christensen Cary Lee Christie Alison Christy Kenneth Clausen William Cline Kastine Clontz Brett Cocales Candy Collison Claudia Ann Cooper Steve Copeland Sophomoresf15

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i-IIGI-I CLI- SS i PP, I' :.E!.L..lL He was supposed to be here five minutes ago! What if he got lost. What if he forgot me! I can't dance. My heels are too high - I just know I'm going to be taller than him! Oh, no! just look at my hair! lt's a mess. What am I going to do? Despite the nervous anticipation of many of those attending the dance, the 1978 Homecoming festivities were judged to be a huge success. A 27-7 victory over the Helena High Bengals produced high spirits for the dance to be held that night. The attire of the evening ranged from short dresses to formals and bobby sox to red converse sneakers with a three-piece suit. The band hired for the dance paused briefly while the anxious crowd wit- nessed the crowning of Tim Drain and Debi DeGidio as king and queen of Homecoming '78. I can't believe it! It seemed like months waiting for it and preparing for it and suddenly it was over. . .but. . .I guess it was worth it! Sophomore candidates: Theresa Geremia, Kindra Messmer, jon Kuennen, Scott Sievert. 14!Homecoming junior candidates: Sherri Mark Gary, Dudley Scott. Luft, jill Jensen, floor. I D X- .f J XXXJ 'Sm '!'l f Senior candidates: Andy Bailey, Linda McGinnis. Sticking to tradition Debi DeCidlo and Tim Drain take to the dance

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16fPowder Puff Ci-IEA PSi-If T Powderpuff Hits Hard Coach, what's a first down? Watching the girls practice for the annual Powder Puff game, it was obvious that football has traditionally been a guy's game. The Key Club sponsored event proved to be quite interesting as the Senior and Sophomore-junior teams battled it out. To prevent total chaos, both teams asked 'guys in their class to coach them so a few plays could be learned before the big game. As the ball was hiked to the quarterback, all that could be heard was, Get that if'8i!?S ball and run for the goal line! For supposedly being so feminine, the flag football game became quite rough as players knocked down their opponents when flags couldn't be grabbed. With sneaky plays and speed, the junior-Sophomore team achieved a tremendous victory of 28-0, while the seniors, with over 100 yards in penalties, didn't seem to get anywhere. Sophomore-J unior team after their big win. Sophomore-junior Team lstandinglz Barb Brown, jettie Taggart, Carol Brock, jane Munshower, Sue Grimm, Pam Phillips. lkneelingl: Sheri Luft, Deena Stanhope, Teresa Munshower, Trudi Seamons. Hut 1, Hut 2, Hut-Hut. junior Mary Anne Hansen gets ready to hike the ball to quarterback Sheila Kern as Zudie Zink waits on the line, anticipating the senior pounce. She won't do that. .smashl Carmen Perkins takes a plunge into the creek behind the music wing, postponing the senior practice for the evening. What a joke! Senior coach 1 im Macpherson and referee Brad Grimm get a laugh at an awkward defensive play. . r . W, L -.gan 'i - ' ,.n..,'.. - K , - ,-w,-.:4.. - . , - ' V ,ef ,.i' ' ,,1 I . ,- 1 seniors to score Sophomores Cari Cowdrey and Barb Brown look on in disbelief as john Beyer sneaks in as quarterback in a last ditch effort by the