Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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1. My feet are kllllng me! - Ignoring pain, Karen Gibson gives the 3200 meter run her all. 2. Extra mlleage - Using his arms to help him gain yardage, Dan Russell glides over the sand pit. 3. Mean machine - Russ Williams gives an evil snarl and high knees it over a hurdle. 4. Ughl - Kenny Townsend grimaces as he goes up and over the bar. S. ls lt over yet? - Toby Hinckley and Scott Embry look forward to the final lap. 6. Leader of the pack - Kenny Zink takes the lead during the 3200 meter run. 7. Llttle extra umph - Brent Edgemond gives the discus a mighty fling. Track! I ll

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Get Set...Go! Starting the track season with a new track and a team of new athletes posed no problem for Coach Jim Polich. Coach Polich feels the Eastern AA is a tougher division and holds the majority of the state's track and field strength. Advancing to the state meet with almost all results leaving western division competitors in the dust were Dale Huls, second place in the 400 and fifth place in the 2003 Don Pomeroy, also a double contender with a third place in the 300 meter hurdles and a fifth in the 110 meter hurdles: Scott Arneson, who cruised to a second place finish in the 800 metersg Ken Townsend leaped to third place in the high jumpg Missy Orr captured second place in the 3200 meter run and fourth in the 1600g Melissa Hickman and Tracey O'Reilly both qualified in the 400 metersg and Kerri Sievert placed fourth in the 400 meter hurdles. Three relay teams also qualified. Personal bests and feelings of achievement were uncloaked at the state AA meet as Dale Huls captured the state 400 meter title with a personal best and school record of 48.76g and Scott Arneson made his first state appearance setting a personal best and school record in the 800 meters with a time of 1:S6.34. Huls also placed third in the 2009 the 1600 meter relay team of Huls, Arneson, Rob Neibauer and Pat McFaul finished second: Don Pomeroy had a personal best with a fourth in the 300 intermediate hurdlesg and Ken Townsend placed fifth in the high jump giving the Hawks 21 points and sixth place. The highest fmish for the girls at state came in the 3200 meters where freshman Missy Orr placed second in 11:56.02. Orr also added a fourth place finish in the 1600 meters. Tracey O'Reilly racked up a fifth place in the 400 and both relay teams cruised to fourth place finishes. The relay teams were made up of O'Reilly, Sievert, Hickman and Theresa Christie. ' ll0!Track

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Jungle Ball Although some people may view Jungle ball as a sport played by Tarzan and Cheeta lt can be seen m many domestic games as well Intramural games provide an excellent example of provisions made for students who do not want to play competitive sports w1th other schools but want a chance to show off their athletic talents Instead the teams ln fun compete against other teams develop d within the school Girls and boys basketball and coed volleyball are the 1ntramural sports offered After many games of boys basketball the tournament ended with the TLP s on top Although the g1rls had a difficult time getting started games were still played with good results and prospects for a stronger program next year are hlgh Wrapping up the school year coed volleyball had a successful season Successfully returning speed of llghtnmg serves and killer SPIACS the Generic Alfalfa Sprouts topped all seven teams in the finals 1. Hey, where's the ball - Siri Wise smacks an invisible volleyball. 2. ln your face - Senior Paul Swenson stuffs the ball for an easy point. 3. The short and the tall of lt - Jon Kuennen stretches to full heighth to stop the basketball. 4. The ultimate guard - Iievin Hunt is determined to stop Rob Ward from achieving a basket. 5. Oof! - Seniors h s ow a touc of football in their intramural basketball game. 6. The winning team - The Generic Alfalfa Sprouts!