Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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lm? 'li 5E gl l l i 3 2 s 2 Trapped! Clinton Shields gets Violet in a good position. Kiss , You Fo I. We've all seen it going on, a peck on the cheek between classes, joined hands walking down the hall, or a long osculating session in a dark classroom doorway. Dating, for some, is a way of life during high school, while for others, it's just an occasional event Clike it or notl, and for still others it may never quite tit in to their high school experiences. No matter which category each of us falls into we are all affected by the dating that goes on around us, whether it be directly or indirectly. Osculating, as it is called, is not only an activity for the participants, but has also become a spectator sport, much to the dismay of teachers, administrators and innocent by- standers. Whether it's at the drive-in, out for a coke, or right here in our very own hallways, they're all around us - watch out. Dating-Sophomoresf 23 ...I

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Dana 6 Adams Alexander John 10 Allen Teri 20 Allen U Benjamin 7 L ' Gayle 40 Anderson I Mike Stroup and Kellie Welsh sit back to enjoy a Laura 45 Coke and a smile. 1 .' Lg 'HQ Anderson ' Not now, I'm right in the middle of a LaA:radAnne 46 Rothchild's. Sheri Luft and Mark Gary show n erson that dating 1sn't always fun and games. yy 1 Jeanne 50 Arnold Rex 53 Baird Saundra 55 Banks Tammy 60 -J- gw Barnes Lesley 70 Beltz Mike 75 Betz Barbie 74 ' Berndt . 'f Brett 106 N Bissell y Henry 110 Boston Bradley 120 Bowman Kevin 150 M Q y Brenden Naomi 167 Brown Brustkern Rocky Forest 180 Bryan 73 Peter170 -' 7 e 'ra ' '1.. -4- 2 I Bob 190 Bryan I u Kelly 205 ' Burden This is the life, according to Dan I Jeffzlo Lohmiller and Teresa Geremia. ' , Burgard 22fDating-Sophomores

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