Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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KSQ, I-7 ' I xi'- Aaron 3855 Nelson 3903 susan 3927 Theresa 3939 Mark 3951 Kelly Jen 3975 Davis De Sa e Silva Dietz Drumheller Eastman Edgerly Edwards Eggert Milge 3871 Emily 3885 Karl 3910 J ack 3935 Gary 3943 Marty 3959 Kevin 3971 Grant 3980 DeWitt Eagle Eckenweiler Edie -e-ei-fu erg Something wrong here? Girls as guys and vice-versa during a skit iii? ::'5::f: :::3::f: Q, e n et ate C? JoAnn Bennett. adviser for French Club. S Edie Duncan, president of French Club. Doesn't a seven course French meal sound tempting? It did to the people who paid S5 a plate for the French Club feast in November. French Club is sponsored each year by JoAnn Bennett and includes several of her French students, but anyone can be a member. Edie Duncan was president this year. They get together often in the fall and plan their big meal, usually about 30 club members help with the event. It was held at the St. James Episcopal Church this year. The meal included hors d'ouvres, French onion soup with French bread, salad, croissants fcrescent rollsl, beef burgundy, chicken in cream sauce, broccile with cheese sauce, glazed carrots, chocolate mousse and caramel custard. The money made from the dinner was used for a spring party. Occasional meetings were held during the rest of the year just for fun or to have pizza parties. German-French Clubs-Juniorsf55

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mm of? What would it be like to spend time going to school in a foreign country. American Field Service QAFSJ lets stu- dents experience just that. AFS is an organization that is formed by exchange students and students inter- ested in learning about foreign countries and customs. This year there were three exchange students at BSHS: Mike Dhoore from Belgium: Bernard Rappaz from Switzer- landg and Nene Larach-Rueda from Chile. Ulf Nordahl from Denmark was also an exchange student here, but under the Rotary Exchange Program. Bozeman not only hosted exchange students, but one of our students, Craig Bowman, returned from a semester in South Africa and Carol Brock travelled to New Zealand in January to spend a year learning about their lifestyle. AFS does many extra things throughout the year to raise money and have fun. They sell McBucks, certificates worth one dollar for food at McDonald's. Another event they put on is Donkey Basketball. This year all the schools in Bozeman were asked to get a teacher to play on the faculty team by placing pennies in a jar. They were trying to get a miles worth of pennies - S844 worth. The annual Foreign Language Week was held March 19-24. They had potluck dinners and listened to presentations by people from many different countries. All in all, Mike Dhorre summed up the year by saying, The best thing about my visit was all the friends I made. Bozeman people are easy to get to know.