Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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eki I-Q, fir p , 3 -F .F 6OfMUN-Youth Legislature-Juniors Heidi 4367 Holland Joseph 4370 Holtz Kim 4373 Honadel Jim 43 79 Horn Jeff 4380 Hostetter Joel 4383 Howard Dani 4388 Huddleston Steve 4399 Hughes Colleen 4407 Huigen Dale 4415 Huls Kevin 4423 Hunt Kelly 4447 Huntsman Brad 4455 Jackson Kathy 4471 Jacobs Steve 4479 Jenkins Brenda 4491 Johannes Mike McFaul presents his proposal at a Youth Leg meeting. MUN outstanding delegates: Elizabeth Duncan, Glenn Tremper, Michelle Wing and Heather Craig. I 4 ,. f E E5 1' 7 ,.- f ., . WQJ5 5, .gage . ,.l,, C, 5' rf 4 1: .f Jackie Old Coyote, Kirsten Swinth, Charun McQuis- ton and Christie Daines work on their proposals before pre- senting them for Youth Leg. Dick Corne, Youth Legislature adviser.

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,S-H ffm. Pete 4319 Angie 4330 Lori 4350 Mike 4359 Heckman Herschell Hillman Hines Tami 4327 Teri 4343 Melvina 4355 Reesa 4360 Hembree High Hinckley Holden 53 l'ii you like the feel of coins sliding through your fingers or a tistful of greenbacks? Most of the students who joined Finance Committee sure seemed to. Under the direction of Bill Franks, the group was in chage of selling and taking tickets at all football, wrestling and basketball games. They were also respsonsible for selling high school activity tickets. With the use of their profits, Finance Committee was able to have an all-expense paid day at Chico Hot Springs on May 3. After an exhausting day of horseback riding and swimming, the group was anxious to eat and enjoyed themselves immensely at the semi-formal banquet. S ,?. A . I I, Mg,,x.., ,,,,. at ,,,,, 3-A ' Q 10 l 3 .gr I -sf' tickets at a basketball game. programs at a wrestling meet. H Lynell Mitchell and Tami Hembree take Kelly Edwards and Leanette Vander Jagt sell Finance Committee-Juniors!59

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MFT 1 f i.. Q0-4. A., If David Stonell. Youth Legislature Governor, looks over the meetings agenda. 72 3. A l s, ' 1' f 'J I' I . . 'Sjy PM. .. 4 F 4-----r ' ? Nr V7 xx Ecata M e era MUN? What is it? It's Model United Nations, an assemblance of school representatives from around the state. MUN does just as it says - it models after the U.N. Delegations of students meet to propose, discuss and eventually pass or reject resol- utions dealing with an international crisis. Because each delegation plays an active part in MUN, it is up to them to decide upon resolutions to propose at the convention. This year, MUN was held in Missoula, Nov. 19-20. After several committee meetings, a general assembly was held and one crisis was chosen for discussion. It was the Iranian crisis. The delegations had to resolve the crisis after discussing all viewpoints and alternatives. From making up bills to passing them, Youth Legislature members met in E-13 on Tuesday nights at 7. They formed caucuses and elected members to the house and senate. At state Youth Legislature this year, members had complete access to the capital building except for the voting machines. Other addit- ions this year were the set up of a supreme court with lobbyists. Several members from Bozeman were state officials. This year's governor was David Stonell. Other ranking officials were Steve Daines, Mike McFaul, John Miser and Jon Strom. Of the several bills that were proposed by Bozeman members, one that stands out in several representatives minds is that child abuse, which is now a misdemeanor, would be changed to a felony. Iran Delegation members: John Miser, Stuart Anderson, Michelle Wing and Glenn Tremper. iitlv' .'..-v .x ,,'s Greg 4499 Johnson Tara 4511 Johnson . .- I. . .vf ,eff 1 .'v- L F . . , ,WWI 1- '2,.3 f'f - fil '1 ., , Q xii: fc. 1',' 5 'Hifi' ' Q A Q , '..', . - , L I . hm A I John 4519 Janet 4527 Todd 4551 Gaylene 4565 JOhl1S0I1 Jones Jutila Kauffman Corey 4523 Shirley 4543 Connie 45559 Leslie 4567 Jones Julian Kain Kenck .1 ,if la V T3 . vs f ,s F-3.5 i 9 f Moya 8260 Keri 4585 Dan 4591 Kinchla Kleingartner Korthas Steve 4583 Heidi 4588 Kristi 4499 Kirchhoff Klingensmith Kotan