Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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., ......... I 5 IIN EFI DSU--- It's in the cards. . .but what are the cards? WE ARE! Each and every one of us was identified by a computer card, complete with name and student number, -..J i x 9 which made us a part of the 79-80 year at Bozeman Senior High School. We moved into a new decade filled with more machines, schedules and numbers. We have digital watches, pass the time with electronic football games and use electronic display gas pumps. Most of us BN vl '-1 1 x l 1 i li , . 4 1 'fu C.M. Russell Cheerleaders show their stuff. are always depending upon a carg even our school is run by a computer system. Our classes, teachers and lunch hours are printed by a machineg. but the computers can't list the people we'll meet and grow close to, the embarrassing situations we'll end up in, or the spur-of-the-moment good time's we'll have. It doesn't outline the number of tests we'll flunk or the teachers we'll browny for an A. So, we all come to school on the first day with the entire year printed out for us, but no one really knows just what's in store for us. . .until now, captured in the following pages is a glimpse of the fun times, the frustrations and most of all, the little things that made our year unique. We are no longer those people who, at the start of the year we're just printed IN THE CARDS. Greg Cowdrey flashes his green around as he flashes his eyes upon the cake he wants to bid on at the TWIRP dance. In deep meditation, Helen Hobaugh collects her thoughts in a comfortable corner of the library. . X W X . ' it Nw . 1 N 'ww Q . it V5 it MM-41lt5L'W H i A 1 H 1 , in .,, m,vA W- ' , lntroductionf5

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STUDE ii 1 in '44 i T UF Long hallways lined with lockers connect endless classrooms full of desks. chairs and chalkboards, offices filled with files of records and schedules. ls this what makes up BSHS? Hardly. Take the student numbers off those schedules and replace them with the 1,200 people they represent and the building suddenly comes to life. Although classes take up a good part of our day we always manage to balance the brainwork with plenty of goofing around. Not only during lunches, after school or on the weekends do we raise a little Cain. but even between classes. just passing through the hallway. We put the life into school dances. like the time Sue Grimm and Mark Gary danced barefoot in the cake at TWIRP or when a group of seniors took a spirited trip down Main Street on their barroom Homecoming float. School isn't the only place that we add life to. Buttrey's parking lot, the Drive-ln and many notorious partying places around town draw many of us together. No matter what your bag is. life goes on. . .and does it ever go on at BSHS, Student Life. W