Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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It's better than cleaning up after some of the teachers. Ernest Coulson, custodian I think students pull pranks to get back at the administration and faculty. They rarely get to see them, so it's the custodians that really get hurt. Jo Ann Heap, custodian l28! Faculty

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What do you do for excitement? . pd 4, .l I, I A350-RX F. ' wil. I . -D V -Q 4 .. . .VXI ' -f' er Y up ,fi al 5 JVWQ i Ask my girl friend. Dave Donkersgoed, photography and Graphic Arts II guna- Illl Ill hrl ' In Bozeman the possibilities of exciting things to do is unlimited right? Well that may be exaggerating it a When school gets out on Friday it s time to cruise Main go to the movies party or whatever The choice is yours. Have you ever thought about what teachers do for excitement? Play bridge read or balance their checkbook? More than likely they do many of the same things you do. 'lfhink back How many times do you recall a teacher show or eating out? Many teachers enjoy the popular winter sports such as skiing hunting and fishing Others are involved in karate church or art classes This proves despite popular belief teachers have an outside life tool f ,P s d,L 'Tl X I ' 'F 0 0 i is I II O f '54 Q T7 9 . -3 ' H ru- I bit -4 Q I6 E X 9 1 1 ' is ,la af , .W . , I lr ' y i ar 3 , 5 if V . . . . . . . . ' Ag ' 3 1 Wl'llZZIHg by you on the ski hill, waiting in line for a 9' X 1, 3 95 'R -We x N , f 5 vigfgxd ' E y . z is , . S x I f ' X -if ' ' ' '9 6 9 5 , 1, , , Y M ' F 'sa I snowmobile and hunt. Dennis Bodily, Construction II and general woodwork Hunt and snowmobile. Dale Maroney, Drafting II, Drafting III-IV and Leather I Facultyf127

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Pranks aren't so bad if they are not destructive. Richard Aldinger, custodian They don't bother me. I was a kid once, too. Joe Certalic, custodian 1 don't mind fun pranks, but I do mind cleaning up after lunch. The hall looks like a hog pen. L. B. Moore, custodian i I .-'ci ilri Y N X A ,SQJ Q 5 . ,L , -qi! 5 -Nz? + 5 3-SA' 5 ls .S si N, if . . ' ,N .X Sig f.. ' f . I W' fx' N 5 4 Q 1 xx K , 'M ff ff, if X .,. eg fx 4 ' H A ff .,- Aj K. ix? tk .v 59 1 f it If lit , r. Q if 3- H Ar S35 Ng Q f X 2 f' 5 Q t QS!! SN If the pranks are destructive, I don't go for it, but if there's logic behind it, then it's alright. Walter Duncan, custodian Some may be hard to clean up, but I don't mind. Martha Slmonson I Throughout the year most of us have witnessed the use of illegal fireworks in Junior Hall or have suddenly become immersed in the fog of another smoke bomb Why do some of us pull pranks? Perhaps we re seeking revenge a thrill or we re just trying to be cool Usually we thmk pranks are all in good fun but seniors often in keeping with the traditional senior want our class to be remembered Besides the traditional senior prank there are just a minority of us that get the urge to do something wrong Even though most pranks aren t directed toward anyone in particular it s the custodians that pay for them Question How do you feel about cleaning up student pranks? 9 9 Sl 99 ! ' , . , . . 9 prank, get carried away because we 9 56 97 9 Faculty! 129