Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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To ts Student Council really got things moving this year with Steve Daines as presidentg Jane Munshower, vice presidentg and Rose Eaton, secretary-treasurer. They started out the year directing the first-day assembly, then went on to sponsor the homecoming parade and dance. The Student Council from Sheridan visited BSHS and was hosted by our officers. They also took care of many things most of us never hear about. Money from the candy machines is put in the Student Council budget, which is largely used for donations to scholarships and so on. They also determine what is put out on the marque in front of the school on the Main Street side. Efforts to install a free phone at the Finance Counter were made this year by STUCO, along with trying to get students involved in registering and getting the mill levy passed. Steve Daines was student representative at the School Board meet- ings. Student Council members get some sun during a meeting. 92 i -. ,ff4 John 1736 Tim 1740 John 1745 Katie 1755 Jeff 1760 Payne Peterson Pierre Pinczes Pope David 1738 Caroline 1744 Rachel 1746 P.D. 1757 Dale 1765 Penwell Phillips Pickett Poindexter Popoe Lisa 1775 Pribanic Jim 1785 Price Steve 1795 Julie 1800 Prunty Quinn Ellen 1798 Mary 1810 Pyatt Reed

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K Scribblings staff: Hugh Safford, Tammy Pyatt, Edie Duncan, Lori Schultz, Sheila Hammond, Kathy Halpin, Michelle Wing, Kevin Hunt, Mark Gary, Frank Anderson and Milo Rixe. Hey! Look at this poem. Hank Anderson, Mark Gary and Kevin Hunt get a kick out of a students poem. l-Q K'- .-47' Edie Duncan discusses a book with another Great Books member. as 'Nos I 1' 'QQ 0 . ll BITEB - n ' 6 --sum sip' EE! JoAnn Troxel, Great Books adviser NG' Q T? ii- , a Lisa 1600 51,011 1610 Darwin 1638 1 Marc 1645 R6ben 1665 Rick 1682 Kim 1713 David 1725 Mullen Murray Nelson N955 Nicholson Norman Olson Onsager Deborah 1605 Robert 1635 Michalyn 1640 Missy 1655 James 1675 Jacqueline 1705 Laurie 1715 lgm 1735 Murray Neibauer Nelsgn Newville Nichelson Old Coyote Olson HFS-OU Scribblingsflireat BooksfSophomoresf'4l

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ye Most organizations stick to one specific activity. But there is at least one exception - Key Club. Key Club sponsors many activit- ies, including dances and com- munity projects. The club sponsored the Easter Seals Dance-A-Thon held Feb. 22-24. The dance began with a regular school dance on Friday from 8-12, followed by the mara- thoners going until Sunday after- noon. All proceeds, totaling over S1,100, going to Easter Seals. The second annual Hall Dance was held in March in Junior Hall, with a high school band, The Most, set up at the end of the hall. Besides dances, Key Club did ' many community-related pro- jects. These included selling coupon books for Big Brothers!- Big Sisters, cleaned up the stadium after football gamesg and helped MSU's Circle K with Sadie Hawkins Day. Plans were also made to refinish the HB. Four members of Key Club attended the state convention: Kris Belding, Salina Leach, Tami Hembree and Janet Sanford. Tami was elected lieutenant gov- ernor for Division 6 and Janet was elected Club Sweetheart. Adviser for Key Club is Ray Meyers. Officers were Kris Beld- ing, presidentg Milo Rixe, vice presidentg Cathy Halpins, secret- aryg and Charmaine McConnen, treasurer. l Boogie. Marathon dancers at the Dance-A-Thon. Members of the band The Most, perform at the Hall Dance. Annie 1820 Reid Todd 1825 Reier Brent 1830 Remer Lynne 1835 Rentz John 1850 Rogers Sam 1860 Rogers Danny 1870 Russell Matt 1890 Sabo Randy 1900 Sailer Michelle 1910 Sampson Diann 1913 Sandmeyer Paula 1915 Sannes Ryan 1920 Saunders Shelly 1930 Saunders Brook 1950 Savage Arnold 2270 Swanson STUCO-Key Club-Sophomores!43