Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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9' Liz Townsend - When we were at state wrestling and the Libby te- am called me Mo- ose! I Rowland Throssel - When I step- ped on a girls evening dress and it ripped! Clark Kelly - When I was we- aring white pants and I sat on a big wad of clay in the art room! Theresa Stebbins - When I was at my locker gabbing with my friend but when I turned ar- ound, she wasn't there. joe McKethen - When I was a sophomore a- nd the coach fin- ally put me in the game. Wh- en I went to take off my warm-up pants, I found that I forgot to put on my trunks. PS Steve Kirchhoff - When all you gi- rls made me wear a dress dur- ing TWIRP We- ek. Patty Hash - When I pinched If-i Diane Frantz - When I was dra- wing a potatohead cartoon of my hist- ory teacher and someone showed it to him. if A 9-if 5- I' , if-F-X. , -5 . . 'W ,.f:, I. E if Qsg'gfAb,f'5 xi , I L 1 I Lance Edwards . . I ' Hawk s Tawk!33

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...SOPl'l0mOl'6S 5 t Yr, 'fling X 3 as st 32!Hawk's Tawk john Price Bob Quinn Shawn Raecke Brian Rea Mike Regli Kim Reid Bill Reier jerry Reinier Eric Rentz Dana Reynolds Sarah Rice Sharon Richey Bruce Riekenberg jamie Robot Wayne Rooney Michael Russell Hugh Safford janet Sanford Tammy Santos Tony Santos Sharon Sargent Cie-EFL What was the most embarrassing moment in high school? Q When the paper came out every other Friday what did you turn to first? The Hawk's Talk ofcourse! You just had to see what the question was - didn't you? Well, here it is - the feature in the Hawk Tawk that involved you. . . ,wi Barb Reid - Wh- en I got snow on the bottom of my shoes and slipped and fell down the middle of junior -' 'fl-l Hang' Q Sandy Rasmusson - When I drop- ped my tray in the cafeteria and I got a standing ovat- ion. I' Wayne Brown - . We were giving -e a girl a bad time V in the hall and she offered to fight fo- ur of us at once.

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C'mon, I'm seriousl Vern Cotterell interupts Teresa Ceremia's seriousness with bursts of laughter. Would you quit! Tracy Cowdrey finds time between classes to wrestle with Carmen Perkins. What's that? Laura Anderson keeps a hold of Mark Batchelor as they check out something strange going on in the hall. 5 i 5 V f ll. GO FORT . High school was made for a lot of things: friends, classes, lunch hours, dances, food and all sorts of important stuff, but let's never forget the osculating in the halls. Although some people might not agree, there seems to be many students who enjoy the pastime of being one half of a ldare we say it?J. . .oouple. The simplicity of puppy love gives us the holding of hands, the adoring glances shot at each other and the shy pecks on the cheek every once in awhile. Remarks like They look so cute together and Aren't they sweet? come from every onlooker. Yet, there seems to be another side of the story, too. From puppy love springs true love and at times this can be carried a little foo far. We get not the holding of hands but the mean- ingful hugs, not the adoring glances but the mooning stares, not the shy pecks every once in a while but the long mashing downs between every 34fDating class. This tends to be a little distracting to the casual onlooker. How many times have you singles turned a corner, and accidentally bumped into a, uh. . .couple? Or how often have you had to get to a class in a hurry and got stuck behind a couple and were too embarrassed to pass? Not exactly a comfortable situation, is it? On the other hand, it must be humiliating to be caught by your English teacher and told to break-it- up. And, too, it's not your fault if school is the only place you can express your true feelings to that special someone. After all, who cares if it's against school regulations, who cares if you embarrass everyone else around you, who really cares if you have a one-track mind? No one, because as the old saying goes. . . everyone loves a lover, and if you think about it, the world needs a lover. Smilel Dudley Scott and Wendy johnson slow down enough to flash a smile at the camera. 'Q 1 1 1