Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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f .3 ,. 4 .,,.. ,,. W. v 1, 2 '24 8 Money! Money! Money! Aerie advisor Jerome McNicho! happily grasps the bills earned by the top cake. Oscar, where's your can? This cake was rated 81 by Juanita Stutsman's home economics students. Sophomore Steve Kirchhoff shows off the latest fashion in slavewear. Sophomores sl ,.,..-r i an Q-dv in sf- 2-D Av. 4- . ikxf . 5 ' I J , I 'JIH' I ,- ti? 5.- In -a -4 leg Y .4 -- J-H fi, J 3 1 his fx fl- 1,11 i 9-. on 0, 'J' -s , as so '. va 1 p.- C. Kelly Edwards Kevin Eggen Jon Eggert Grant Eickelberg Eran E Iiezer Daniel Engle Bud Evans Wil! Featherly Joyce Figgins Valery Filipovic Ted Fiscus Sherry Flattum Stacy Flesch Lili Folsom Bruce Foreman Eric Foss Dean Frank Diane Frantz Renee Frazer Renee Freih Steven Frizze!! Sophomores!19

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Till RP vu , r Li The Woman is Requested To Pay Hi, Mike! llHi.lI You goin' to Twirp? I dunno. Well,. . .l. . .uh. . .um. . .well, if you do go-would you. . .um. . .go with me? Oh, I guess. This scene, common in halls, class- rooms, or just about anywhere prior to Twirp Week, may cause some embarr- assment and mild discomfort, but both parties usually recover before the dance. Nervous anticipation was predomin- ant as the night of the dance approach- ed. Some couples went out to dinner before and, of course, the girls paid - but isn't that what Twirp's all about? The Twirp dance wasn't just your ordinary run-of-the-mill dance, it was an exciting climax of activities begun earlier in the week. Money collected in jars during the week determined the winner of the Handsome Harry, Sweet Sue and Leg contests. junior Tim Swingle was crowned Handsome Harry anc Leslie Kenck, sophomore, was crown- ed Sweet Sue, while junior Kurl Bushnell's lower apendages swept the legs competition. The annual cake baking contest, where the guys make cakes from scratch, also reached its climax at the dance. The top ten cakes were auctioned off by the Mandeville Auct- ion Service. The best cake, baked by Bob Allen and Mack Stiff, topped the all-time record and sold for 521625. Most of the crowd pitched in on buying and received their piece of cake as soon as the sale was final - all over them, in their hair and on the floor. At the close of the evening, the sponsors of Twirp week, the Aerie staff, retired to their layout sheets and got back to work. 18!Twirp Week Say cheese! Sophomore Leslie Sweet Sue Kenck and junior Tim Handsome Harry Swingle pose for their picture. Tom Booth, Paul Brock and Greg Cowdrey demonstrate the art of eating a 40-foot fltffl banana split out of a rain gutter. Volunteer Rocky Dietz auctions off soph omore slave Steve Kirchhoff. -gt Wowl What a crowdl Grant Eickleberg, Ken Townsend, Cari Cowdrey, Greg johnson and Sandi Blin gather to watch the cake auction.

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TWIRP TALI Twirp Week Changes Pace You've got to be kidding! An assembly for a yearbook? Yeah, Naw, you're just putting me on! No, really, the Aerie staff is putting on an assembly for everyone. What's it about? I can't tell you. Why not? Because it's supposed to be a surprise! But I. . .! The yearbook assembly was a first for Twirp Week. The staff took slides representing the student body and arranged them to a tape they had recorded earlier. The show was comprised of slides shown on three screens to music. Other firsts for this year were the sophomore slave sale, the legs contest and the handing out of free posters and cokes with the purchase of a yearbook. The Aerie staff went around to each class to tell everyone about what was happening during the week and to handout order blanks. Another activity that was new this year was the sticker hunt. Every day of the week different colors of stickers stamped with Aerie were put up all over the school. The person who found the sticker with the gold star on the back won a free yearbook. Then, there were the old favorites like the cake bake and the giant banana split. It was 40-feet long and contained ice cream, chocolate sauce, bananas and whipped cream topping. It was a different and complicated campaign, but the enjoyment and profit made the week a big success. Senior candidates: Doyle Stuckey, Polly Poindexter, Rocky Dietz and Katie O'Lou- ghlin. Taking time out from Twirp preparations junior candidates: Trudi Seamons, Frank Anderson, Nancy Short and Tim Swingle vlll -qu '1 -N W0Wl l-00k at those l985l TNS DlCfU e of Aerie staffers Janis Langohr, Cari Mc- Kurt BUShf10ll'S l985 PUt him fil'5f in the Cormick, Holly Johnston, Linda McGinnis, legs competition. Janet Gardner, Blaine Dahlseide and jerry Smith display some of their projects. 20!Twirp Week