Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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1801 Graduation I ' f Concert Choir performs, complete with graduates, at Commencement. Look alive! Ted Border and Julie Border listen intently to the words of physical education teacher Mary Murphy. - 1 f K :, ' s. 'p ft I Q ' ' 9 '11 4 i Ji i , 1- M . . 0 aT HI ' L 3 ' I . This is it folks! Seniors enter the fieldhouse with fear and anticipation.

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E Fl! MLW AWE W Oh, no! Our row is next! Are you sure my cap's on straight? Marching to Pomp and Circum- stance, 410 students of the class of 1980 summed up 12 years of education in two hours. The once-in-a-lifetime event took place at the MSU Fieldhouse on May 29 at 8 .m. pLines of alternating red and black filed into the fieldhouse, each person taking their place and awaiting the big moment of receiving their diploma. Speeches from class member Frank Anderson, who had quite a bit to say about the 2,112 days spent in school and faculty member Mary Murphy, who offered sound advice including, Life is worth living - slow down and enjoy it, received full attent- ion and quite a few laughs. A standing ovation was given to Paul Hughes, commending his fight against cerebral palsey, which he didn't let hold him back from graduating with the class. Graduation, just another step taken along the line, but -as the Rev. Hervey Macferran said during the invocation prayer, We pray that the tassle was worth all the hassle. .fi ,ts i Something up there must be interesting. Soon to be graduated seniors divert their full attention to the speaker. Frank Anderson, class speaker. expresses his opinion that it is definitely time to celebrate. Graduation! 181