Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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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

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8!Fashion l 0 0 k i n g G 0 d Whether you're into disco or goat-ropin', almost anything goes in the way of fashion at BSHS. Some of the more popular trend-setters are Calvin Klein designer jeans, velour sweaters and the layered look. Even things your parents wore would fit in with the norm. Dig into the ol' cedar chest and pull out that cashmere sweater and wool skirt of your mom's or your dad's old army pants. You might even get a compliment like, Wow - where'd you get that new outfit? No matter what the fashion trend is, you can be sure that the ever-popular blue jeans will always be the basic accessory to everyone's wardrobe. It's always nice to dress up every once in awhile, though. Most girls tried to wear a dress at least once a week, while the guys usually switched from faded Levi's to nice cords at about the same interval. Lots of senior guys found a chance to show off their two or three-piece suits during mock-trial days in their government classes. The girls who didn't chop off their hair for last year's short and sassy look or those who grew it out had fun experimenting with braids, buns and pigtails, complete with fences, barrettes and combs. However we dress or wear our hair, we're all trendsetters at BSHS. Take a look at those. . .jeans. An unsuspecting student hits the books in his trusty 501's. With a little convincing, Debbie Boston smiles pretty to accent her new Gunne Sax dress.