Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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In om rt You're going to Moscow this weekend? Yeah! For what, an international festival? No, we're not going to Russia! We're just going to Idaho. The Concert Band travelled to Moscow in January to attend the University of Idaho Invitational Band Festival. They spent the weekend performing and listening to other top bands from the Northwest. Bozeman received the only award presented at the festival - the Most Outstanding Band. Concert Band participated in the annual AA Invitational Band Festival at the end of March which was hosted by Columbia Falls. Bozeman members stayed with families in Whitefish and commuted each day to the festival. They were combined with the Whitefish band for the Saturday evening concert. Both Band I and Concert Band performed at the District Music Festival, which was held in Bozeman. Both bands received superior ratings. Whether they were playing a concert for the home crowd or holding a jam session in the back of a bus with Mr. Dobalina and the gang, the band always seemed to have a great time and make the best of any situation. C4 CC Cameron Wickham performed at the pop Concert on the saxophone. Superior rated Concert Band. Paul Henry practices his trumpet during Concert Band rehearsal.

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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

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i 4- .vuvw N 14. AV.. 14,41- .JH' 5 i M ff ' ' ,L-5-5,4 - -,.-1 , . I -4 T 1 ' ih. Wfn1,w ex 931' et: -.VS ,, 53 Superior rated Band l. Yeah, that's my band! Gordon Wickham, displays a proud smile. Drum majors, Milo Rixe and Sheri Prunty, get the band lined up for the Homecoming parade. Laura Lundquist practices her flute before the district music festival. .1 QM 1 '. f