Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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l96!Assemblies The Northwids back-up Sue Jennings during an improvised solo. Gov. Thomas Judge speaks to the student body about Cambodian refugees. The .IV basketball cheerleaders entertain the students at a pep assembly. Senior Leslie Amenson enjoys the Navy Rock Band.

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Senior representatives Phil Nelson and Mike Fey look to the Senior Class for support in a pep assembly. 1 Take It Un l It Did you say there's an assembly tomorrow? What time is it? ' I guess it's during first period. Great. That means I can sleep in! Why do we have assemblies? Maybe the administration feels that the students need a chance to catch up on sleep every once in awhile. Or maybe, the people at the top of the ladder believe the assemblies will be beneficial to our cultural and educational backgrounds, not to mention general school spirit. Assemblies at BSHS this year included the Navy Rock Band, Northwinds and numerous pep assemblies. The two musical concerts were greeted with general acceptance, probably be- cause the music was mostly jazz and rock. Directors and administrators seem to be hesitant in programming a classical group for an entire assembly. Pep rallies and their organizers, the cheer- leaders, had some problems this year, the student Y, r S fr: body was not too enthusiastic about these assemblies. The general comments made mostly in hallways and classrooms, but sometimes in the Letters to the Editor section of the Hawk Tawk included, That was so boring, or Can't they come up with some better games? The cheerleaders seemed to be blamed almost every time. However, it seems obvious that most students don't realize how difficult it would be to come up with nearly 10 exciting assemblies each year, that would interest everyone. And so, with no further adieu, I'd like to present .... Steve Daines introduces an assembly program. Assemblies!197