Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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The answcr's in here somewhere! Polly Poindexter takes a break from Hawk Shot practice to do some heavy thinking on an exam. The solitude of an empty biology room provides Dan Hildebrand with some sil- ence to concentrate on a biology test. An interruption provides Dan Naranche time to recollect his thoughts and shake out a case of writer's cramp before proceeding with his assignment. Easy does itl Matt Kiesse's steady hand is the main ingredient to accurate results on a lab. Sophomores Ps 'o 'l fr 4. -, . 1 , 5' 1 1' ' ,Y rl - 1 ' -. 1 'IB' '. .' ,tx .X I. . 'Q 5-' . m.- v. ., ,. sp x iv 1 ' ' 53' -A 54 , X l - N251 ffl .tg ' ' l ' 6 ku .z-9' . -- f , :gp t .1 A Q -,. f' -,, W W L gr-1-3.4 I K 3 gb , ... , , : , h .v J II i'l 1 ,li o ,Q-t ' 3 . ,Il H .W , Q Q L , Q S. . P ' if ,sw Qi I .- pf 'L 5 ' ,cf T do , ,N w xl l , V' llfs'1:f'I,l. , 1? ' , ,avi fviii- , 1:4 I 1 V irliia' 1,. --mg' ,in - - -1.111 .r 2. , 1'.11.' x l p . ,V , iii -xiifff' Epi, . Ziiilf' 'f 'l Q. n' , .1 Y-+ ...- -.. Cindy Stuchlik joseph Stuchlik Bridey Sullivan Paul Swenson Douglas Switzer Jeannette Taggart Teresa Tatarka Daryl Thate Liz Theisen Mitch Thompson Stacey Thompson Bill Thornton Dan Thurman Steven Tingwall Teresa Tomlin Don Tootell Ken Townsend jon Travis Robert Tudor Tana Turnquist Toby Urdahl

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BI ' INPOVV TR Students Buckle Under Academic Crunch Sin A cos B : 'lf2lsinCA+BJ-i-.sinIA - BDI: HELP? Calculators, Steinbeck and term papers add up to one thing - the academic crunch. The crunch sets in the moment a student enters high school as a sophomore and ends when he grad- uates. Along with adjustment to the big school, sophomores face tougher classes and larger homework loads. The babes of the school also come to the abrupt realization that the once perfect report card suddenly rates only average. Bloodshot eyes and weary minds What now? Liisa Morrison reviews the fo- rmula be- fore tackling an algebra prob- lem. characterize juniors. They face a heavy academic load and find that a couple of hours spent brewing in the chem- istry room is in the course of a day. Ahh, senior year. The last year is time for rest and relaxation, right? Wrong! The nights spent writing government papers and cramming for physics tests don't exactly characterize the easy life. The brainpower spent in school. . .was it worth it? Sure! Even those three-hour long college entrance ex- ams were worth it. After all, the academic crunch is in the name of education. lv homework. l 38fBrainpower Scrutiny. Regina Howver makes use of study hall time to close in on some The pressure's on but Phil Ward can still find a smile underneath his academic load

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'EH-I!!!!!! Poo-o-or Rustlers! Poo-o-or Rust- lers! There's nothing quite like winning a state basketball tournament - twice in a row You should be proud that YOU, a Hawk fan, helped to bring it all about. You were there at all the games to cheer your team to the end. And what's more important is that you struggled with-them every step of the way. . .up until the final buzzer when you really showed your stuff. You plowed out onto the court and gave the team something more than just pride - you gave them yourselves! We, on the yearbook staff, decided that YOU'RE the most important figure on these two pages. YOU'RE the winners here - the main attraction. Bozeman Hawk fans, we dedicate them to you! 40!State Champs