Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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Hey, why do those guys have yellow strings around their necks? Karin Ringo, Linda McGinnis, Lisa Martel and Lindsay Anderson take their places in the row reserved for the top ten. bf 'X 196!Seniors , .Q Thinking over what he's going to say, Mike Pierre waits to give his speech. Hal-leh-lu-ial Hallehluia, HallehIuial The Concert Choir, directed by Frank Gunther, voiced the thoughts of many of the graduating seniors. Q. V- , -if rw The time has come. . . Ron Hanson finally realizes that he is really graduating.

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Wow, look at me! Sandy Burt bounces down the hall in her White Day attire. Toga time! Steve Lee wore his favorite hat with his toga. We're outl?! Doug Schnell wanders the halls wondering if it's really true. SEWER SWAPSHCDTS Well, this is it, the end of your senior year - the end of high school. You did some pretty great things this year - you finally learned the words to the school song lthough it's kind of late, isn't it?J You started doing things more as a class than in separate groups. Last, but by no means least, you learned how to ditch class and still ggt credit for being there! Yes, seniors have a knack for accomplishing the impossible. Do you believe you really made it? If you're not sure, there are a few symptoms that tell you you're really out. You realize that you'll never have another Monday in high school. You find yourself wondering what the ten year reunion will be like and of course, you wonder, What in the world am I going to do with myself? And then you say, Oh, help! 4-.mesa www ...,,, lg -an X I iii ' l - What a laugh! Kathy Munshower and janet Ollestad gossip in the courtyard. Caps, gowns and of course, tassels, are a big part of being a graduating senior. Seniors!195

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Pomp and Circumstance played by the Q high school orchestra is always a tear- W S j jerking experience. Co to your ten-year reunion. Speaker 7 ' William Walker gives the seniors three valuable pieces of advice. IQ Q IY, Q 'YI B Q , 'ff'JN - , 's WHGW VCU if . . Q , . . .got so bored that you fell asleep everyday in l 2 the same class? I 4 . . . .put the keg on top of the flag pole? f j' . . . .turned the courtyard into a temporary fffj 1 outhouse? Q ' . . .wore togas to school instead of the traditional normal people clothes on Senior White Day? A . . .got so excited at the Senior Banquet that you . helped a couple of unsuspecting people take a dip . in the pool? . . .dragged your poor, tired body to school after I... the Senior Banquet at 7:30 a.m. so you could Af ,- check out in time for Baccalaureate practice? 5? I . . .realized that those friends you took for V Q r ' 0 granted, that you saw every day,.that pulled f 3. through thick and thin, may never be the same W j i again? i f f - Q! . . .heard from Mr. Walker that Liz Townsend if Q t ,Q Nj and Tim jenkins were going to run off together Z, , lv A , and Andy Bailey was going to be divorced five A ' ' A B times and have 16 kids? . . .received your diploma and opened it up to look at it, then wondered if it was really worth it? . . .threw your caps, hugged your friends and said good-bye to the best years of your life? . . .were trying to find where to go next at the Senior Sober, and you got lost somewhere between two girl's best friends and the son of Will? Well, now it's all over - or has it just begun? You figure it out. After all, you're the one who has just graduated from high school, you're the one with the brains, you're the one with the diploma, you're the one who will have to go out in the world and make a living, you're the one .... Hey, get back in linel Wendy johnson and Tim jenkins wait to march in. CQNCIRNS CLMSS CDP 759i ll Seniors!'l97