Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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tri ell The bowlers seemed to keep things rolling this year while competing in many tournaments. They began meeting in October, on Monday night and practiced at The Bowl. A Valentine's Day tournament was held in Bozeman at The Bowl. The bowlers sponsored a cake sale, not only to raise money, but also as a promotion for the state tournament. The State Scholarship Tournament was held in Great Falls on March 28. Shanna Harvey took third place in the girls division and Bob McManus took sixth place in the boys competition. To finish off the year, a banquet and moonlight bowl was held at the end of May. At bowling practice, Mike Maroney concent- rates on his form. Shanna Harvey gets ready to send her ball down the alley. if ly iv . f, - A Bev 4815 Amy 4823 Terri 4879 Clint 4890 DHD 4900 McCulloch McFeely Metcalf Meyers Miller Mike 4820 Kindra 4871 Jeff 4887 Alan 4895 Shawn 4911 McFauI Messmer Meyer Miller Ming 647 Bowling-Juniors John 4919 Gary 4935 Monforton Y. Kent 4943 Montgomery Laurel 4983 Morrison Steve 4991 Moser

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QW? is-1 v-9 Peggy 4751 Rod 4760 Betty 4775 Twila 4791 Jill 4807 Steve 4835 Kevin 4847 Patsy 4809 Lewis Little Lower Lund MacDonald Mann Martinz McClelland Scott 4755 Dan 4767 Dan 4785 Laura 4799 Scott 4831 Michael 4839 Sean 4808 Ed 4811 Lohmiller Lund Lundauisf Madden Maroney McCarthy McCoy Keep your arms straight! The Hawk Shots practice in the cafeteria for an upcoming 4 V 'L . x,,, , game. Pat Thoreson, Hawk Shot adviser. Waiting for the music to start. the Hawk Shots perform at the last home game. Celeste Manseau gets lined up for a half-time performance at a football game. Hawk Shots-.Iuniors!63

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Three unidentified Rifle Club members concentrate on the targets and practice for accuracy. ali Do you enjoy hunting but wish you could improve your marksmanship and com- pete throughout the year? Rifle Club, under the direction of Bill Penrod, met every Monday and Wednesday afternoon in the basement of the National Guard Armory. The object of the sport is to shoot as many bulls-eyes as possible. There are tive targets on a single piece of paper in the men's competition in which 10-20 rounds of ammunition are shot from a .22 caliber rifle at a distance of S0 feet. There are only two matches a year although practice begins in the fall. At the state meet in Lewistown, the Boze- man squad took high honors. Junior Brian Lewis took first place in the high school division. Most of the shooters agree that rifle is a good sport to keep in practice for hunting. They all seem to enjoy guns and like the competition involved. Rifle Club-.Iuniorsf65