Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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Hr gs Grammar, punctuation and spelling. English surrounds us wherever we are - when we speak and when we write. Although many people speak the Guru language by saying, We ain't got none, or Where's it at, English teachers put you on the right path to the correct way to speak. The requirements are four years of English. Sophomore English is required, but after this year students enter the elective program which varies fromAmerican novel and short story to mythology. This year, many of the classes became purely elective courses, not fulfilling the language arts requirement for graduation. These classes were debate, Journalism I, Journalism II CAerie and Hawk Tawkl, Speech II and Speech III. ii- ef 1 Robfrt Adams, Speech, Debate l-II. Michael Durney, All. Literlture and Compos- ition, Americain Novil and fhort Story. JoAnne Troxe , English ll, American Novel and Short Story. 132fEng1ish fl. age: si Hrzmma ., .2 . f F , gt V at , ' If 1-

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Edna Berg, Librarian. Pat Campbell, Librarian. Claudia Raecke, Librarian. Cooks, Language. Librarians!l31

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if' Gall Hendricks. Reading. g... ,z' ' - Joyce Jarosz, English ll. Curtis Baker, English ll, Composition. Richard Geldof, Mythology, English Il. N.-we Mary Pace, English II, Modem Poetry. rangnshw 133