Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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Scott Sievert instructs Eric Luhrsen during a practice for Dark of the Moon. Cara Wilder portrays Barbara Allen in the play, Dark of the Moon. Ruth 810 Graham Scott 813 Graupensperger X325 Hu? ff' 1 if 1 170'-f-'r'i ti fl Gerald 815 Mary 820 Brenda 830 Green Grieshop Groenhout Tracy 817 Karla 825 Michael 840 Green Griffin Hagenlock .lane 850 Angie 865 Hall Halverson Deborah 860 Charles 870 Halpin Handsaker tad Scott 880 Hanniuk Tom 900 Hanson Sheila 905 Harlow Andrew 915 Hatlestad

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,eau V' gp' gn vi-ev 1 1 x I Q , ' 1 n N i 32!Drama Club-Sophomores Dianne 710 Frazee Robert 720 French Charles 725 Fulcher Carrie 730 Gaffney Robert 740 Gates Mike 748 Gates Michael 754 Gee Kris 1144 J ermunson Jane 755 Gibson Karen 760 Gibson Catherine 765 Gier Karen 780 Gilluly John 790 Goerke Marla 792 Goodman Ruth 793 Gord Kirby 800 Gould Lag hts...eamefa.. Action. That's what happens when you're in Drama Club. To start off the year, Drama Club presented, She Was Only a Farmer's Daughter. This was a student-directed show with vaudeville numbers included between scenes. Drama Club attended the State Play Festival in Missoula in December. The group presented Chekov's A Marriage Proposal for which they received a Certificate of Excellence from the International Thespian Society. The presentation of Dark of the Moon was another drama highlight, along with their participation in MSU's Theater Awareness Day workshops, the field trip to Billings Studio Theater to see the performance of The Little Foxes and the awards banquet at the end of the year held at The Black Angus, May 12. New Thespians were initiated at the banquet. The Thespian outing to Chico Hot Springs brought the Drama Club activities to an end for the year. Carrol Hovland is the club's adviserg Scott Seiffert was president. I . 5' haw -if Ellen Pratt, Carol Engle, Brian Lewis, Carmel Egan, Chet Biffle and Louise Hiltabrand in . the play, Dark of the Moon. Randy Todd defends Bev O'- Q , Connor from the villain Tom Roeder. X Good-lookin'l Patti Jensen ap- plies her make-up before a play. t -1 Xb' MM in UQQ-g, ii! at.- - M

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wk Talk rs Have you ever heard strange noises coming from G-Wing, and thought it was the beginning of World War III? If so, what you heard was probably the debaters getting ready for an upcoming meet. After many hours of research and gathering of information, one team would debate against another. Many students have joined speech or debate not only because they have a knack for talking a lot, but because their Steve Smith and Mike Hines look for more sources while preparing a debate. 34XSpeech and Debate friends were already in it or they had been in it since junior high. Several members really enjoy competing in speech and debate meets because it has helped them to become better organized and allowed them to meet people from around the state. After receiving many high awards at meets during the year, the team finished the season with a third place trophy at state. ,1- . A . vm. ,k ' I' if Pats r fl, 2 at 'l S S 1 X 5 . x ' A 1 S 1. Eat, .VA 1. k ,,M1...A if-if f 31' I I -v . ', ula' .gf-. MPA and Expository: Suzanne Taylor, Pam Oral lnterp and Extemp: Jenifer Jaynes, Jeni j Straker. Jill Jensen, Zudie Zink, Holly Heath, Emerson, Rick Young. Steve Messick, Mark Kim Smithers, John Miser, Teresa Geremia. Vandeventer, David Stonell, Rose Eaton, Gerald Nerlin. Laura Anderson. Connie Kain, Tanya Weber. A l F