Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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il- We've Got Spirit! Yes, we dol Spirit and dedication are the traits which carried the 1980-81 cheerleaders through a hectic and busy season. After tryouts in March, the newly formed squads got together and set practice dates for the summer clinic. The cheerleading clinic was held at Montana State University for a week during the summer. The squads were evaluated each night on cheers they had practiced during the day. In preparing for each sports season, practice began as soon as school did. Putting on dances, holding bake sales and car washes were some of the ways in which the girls raised money to cover the cost of new outfits and traveling expenses. Cheerleaders also met the challenge of bringing fresh ideas to pep assemblies and their success helped to raise school spirit. Team morale was boosted by brightly painted signs, giant run-throughs and goodies in team members' lockers. Resulting from the amount of time and voice devoted to their teams, each cheerleader strongly felt any victory or defeat and provided a core of school spirit. We've got spirit! How 'bout you? Varsity Basketball - fClockwiseJ Pam Stratton, Kathy Gaffke, Teresa Munshower, Darcy Holland, Sheri Crawford. Go Hawks! Sandi Blin and Lynn Reavely cheer a wrestler on to victory. JV P0Wel' - At the annual game against Belgrade, the JV cheerleaders give it their all. Donny Wilken Frank Q1 Williams Wilt Wirtz Witmer Woods Young Siri Chris Debra Lisa Cheerleaders!1'03

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--:--- Most sports are consistent in the fact that they are played either on the court or on the field. The 1981 swim team, however, proved that high athletic ability and fine sportsmanship can also be witnessed in the water. The team, coached by Les Dalmata and Jeff Steiner, placed the girls' second and the boys' sixth in the State Swim meet. Because swimming does not have a divisional, the swimmers must simply dive into state with only that meet determining the final outcome of the season. Although no girls placed first in any race at state, Kema Soderberg, Jodi Hougard and Joyce Schaer placed second, third and fourth in diving competition. While the boys didn't place as high as the girls, Brian Starford did place first and set a new state record in the 200 yard freestyle with a time of 1:49.634. They're state champion calibre, commented Coach Dalmata, although they aren't state champions. Everybody gave it their best shot and that's all I can ask of any athlete. Looking back over the season, Coach Dalmata wished there would have been less sickness and injuries but feels the team showed determination and char- acter in coming back to perform some of the best times he has seen at the state meet. Ready, set, dive - Caroline Maroney gets ready to swim. v xi 5-'n'j,-.- Q, . -Y ...Q-, av M ,V ., ,. ,Q o r A 'Wig Try it one more time - Brian Starford climbs out to give it one more try. Able to leap over Sowing waters - Jodi Hougard flies fm.. out over the pool. 104fSw1mming M. ,- A