Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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Now what do I do? Beth Guenther performs her routine on the uneven bars during a home meet. gg---qu ..--.gnu bm Q is 5 rv is Meigs if Q, 'fs-N' Mu x NS ig' X595 an 4 in sw' :F tw3,,tx,.: - Look. no hands! Milo Rixe shows his style while practicing on the sidehorse. Charmaine McConnen attempts her dismount while practicing on the balance beam. Take a look at those muscles. Tim Trefts shows off his strength while performing on the even bars. Bridey Sullivan captures the audiences attention by an unusual. but well balanced pose. Gymnastics-Juniorsf89

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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

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90!Bov s Basketball YOU..You..vou... If you were asked to describe the character- istics of a basketball player, what would be your first reaction? Would it be the bulging muscles or the macho, brut image one might create. When most of us describe a basketball player we think of someone that's all legs and over 6-feet tall. We think of someone with super long arms, high-topped sneakers and fast on their feet. A basketball player puts his long legs and above average height to good use. Those long legs and arms are great for stuffing the ball, blocking an opponent and passing and stealing the ball. Who says, however, one has to be tall, long-legged and long-armed to be a good basketball player. Mickey Speck proved that being shorter than average has many advantages. A shorter player has the unique ability to move under, through and around those long-legged players. They also have the speed that makes them a successful player. Although Anaconda always found the last few seconds to sink the winning basket, four times during the season the Hawks did come through with a strong finish. They placed second at divisionals to Anaconda and finished the state tournament with one win and two losses at the state tourney in Billings. Come on, you guys, I need some help. J on Schroeder takes control during a home game. Y ,f-X4 1 ag, ,,. , .',. UW Q l'4 1 ,iiww he QE.. X rx? JA ,Z ,I ? 1 .r 5 Watch out, buddy, I'm comin' through, pushes Steve Kirchhoff.