Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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l Shootin2 nl rettv I can't wait 'til basketball season starts! 1 wonder how stiff the competition will be at tryouts? Do you think I'll make it? Tryouts are probably the hardest job that Coach Cynthia Lubbe has to do all session. But what actually does Coach Lubbe look for when she selects the Hawk varsity team. Quickness. fundamentals or how well the ball is handled, how well they shoot, good defensive skill and how well the girls use their common sense, stated Julie Wolney. To start out the season the girls were rated No. 3 in state defense. The varsity players were seniors Julie Wolney, Kim Hart, Vicki Larson, Jacque Neibauer and Karen Uhlrich. The juniors were Lynn Reavely, Penny Stiff, Lili Folsom and Liz Theisen. Siri Wise was the only sophomore to make the varsity. Junior Varsity was composed of juniors Jettie Taggart, Barb Brown, Kris Pearson and Julie O'Neil. The sophomores were Melissa Hickman, Tammy Sobrepena, Jen- nie Allen, Lisa Dorn, Terri Allen, Wand Dowdy. Laura Hendricks, Suzy Russell and Darcy Holland. Julie Wolney, 5-5 senior guard was a second team selection for the All-Divisional AA team. In the Western AA conference the girls placed sixth with Missoula Sentinel first, followed by Anaconda. Kalispell, Hellgate and Butte. The girls finished with a 5-15 record despite their dedication all season. Oh, if I were only two inches higher! wishes Kim Hart dur- ing a game played against Libby. Lili Folsom squeezes her way up 'T' to the ball while Siri Wise and Jacque Neibauer look on. What forml Senior guard Julie Wolney shows what it takes to be a winner. fl.-M I Mitch 5727 Bill 5729 Don 5735 Thompson Thornton Tootell Stacey 5728 Steve 5720 Ken 5751 Thompson Tingwall Townsend ,q 9, XZ g , t Z 4 ,I 4..,,, ,. , 'f A -I-4 i f - I v 1 V ' .1 A 'II v Todd 5776 Tana 5775 Kirk 5780 Leannette 5794 Traucht Turnquist Utzinger Vanderjagt Robert 5767 Toby 5778 James 5783 Sylvia 5799 Tudor Urdahl VanAusdol Vanorden Chuck 5805 Vaughn Ron 5815 Vyse

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Divisional Champs: State Champs What's a better way to finish the season than as Western AA divisional champions. The girls gymnastics team showed that they had the talent and the dedication that determines a winning team. Sheila Kern finished third in the all-around competition after placing first on the uneven bars, third on the vault and fourth in floor exercises. Bridey Sullivan finished fourth in the all-around competition, and third on floor exercise. For the first time in the history of BSHS the girls had two members finish fourth and fifth on the beam - Kim Reid and Bridey. Due to the lack of team members the boys team had a hard time finishing high in competition but they did have four qualifiers for state' Milo Rixe on the side horse and high bar' Tim Trefts on the parallel bars Paul Anderson on the side horse' and Terry Wohlgenant on the high bar. It s not just the members on the team that determine their success but how A 1 well-trained the coaches are and if they give the individuals confidence. This season's coaches were John Abner, Jane Mends, Jeff Howard and Nancy Nordvedt. Since the high school gym was always occupied, the gymnasts were forced to practice in the Law and Justice Center at night. I don't think it was fair that the other sports teams could practice in the gym, said Kim Reid, while the gymnastics team had to find another place to practice Kim didn t feel that the Justice Center was too bad a place to practice but she would have liked the team to be able to practice in the school gym Other members were Kmdra Mess- mer Kirby Gould Charmaine Mc- Connen Betsy Jennings and Julie Johnson for the girls Mark Edgerley Ken Fike Ron Wagner Doug Cambell and Brian Thiesen for the guys The girls ended their season by bringing home for the first time ever a third place trophy at state Unidentified Hawk gymnast struggles through her routine while teammates look on. is N . I -it Ronald 5823 Connie 5839 Rob 5850 David S867 Henry S871 1 Wagner Ward Ward Weaver Wend Darcy 5827 Ken 5840 Debbie 5865 Kellie 5870 Judy 5875 Walls Ward Warp Welsh Westesen Ui' 5 Toni 5879 Weyand Chrisie 5887 Wheat Dan 5895 Paul S923 Wheeler Willet Addie 5898 Christi 5927 Wilder Williams