Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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Homecoming weekend brings thoughts of a fancy dinner and dance, a football game and a brassy parade. Bozeman Senior High's Homecoming always includes these activities but there's much more going on in the course of the week, which is often overlooked, yet adds to the spirit of the week. Student Council sponsored days related to the '60 theme, such as Hippie Day and Non-Conformist Day throughout the week. Football wasn't the only sport taking place during the weekend. Both the girl's basketball teams and the cross country team saw home-turf action with the basketball team pitted against C.M. Russell and the wind drinkers running against a wide field of schools in the MSU Cross Country Invitational. There's more to Homecoming than the traditional activities and these activities boosted spirit even higher. l. Don Pomeroy H27 and Bob Harvey. Z. Libby Grabow. 3. MaxweIl's Silver Ham- mer. 4-S. Hawk Shots. 6. Chris Johnson. Janet Sanford, Mike Stroup, Paula Hunt and Connie Buckingham. 7. Penny Stiff.

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l 6. 1 Eric Foss, Leslie Kenck, Bridey Sullivan and Grant Eickelberg, senior royalty candidates. 2. Fritz Sybrant, Lisa Mullen, Andrea Mitchell and Rob Neibauer, junior royalty candidates. 3. Jody Holland, Val Gaffke, Scott Bunday and Judd Swanson, sophomore royalty candidates. 4. 1981 Homecoming King and Queen Eric Foss and Leslie Kenck. 5. Pre-game warm-up at the bonfire. 6. Planning game strategy in the huddle. l ,. 'L b L ao, 6' 6' . Q! Kicking off the weekend with spark, a bonfire, sponsored by the Hawk Booster Club, in the MSU Fieldhouse parking lot, became a first in recent history of Homecoming events and BSHS. Saturday morning at 9:30 the products of hours Csome people even worked through Friday night! of blood, sweat and tears went on display down Main Street. The results of the parade competition were shocking, to say the least. By a rare display of quality, the sophomore float took top honors. Following Octupus Garden was the band float, Maxwell's Silver Hammer. Keeping with the tradition of a Homecoming victory, the Hawks caged the Helena Capital Bruins 33-16 on Saturday afternoon at Reno H. Sales Stadium. Evening activities began for most, with dinner at a fancy restaurant or potluck at somebody's house. The meal was foll- owed by dancing to the sounds of Mr. Kite. Highlighting the dance was the 11 p.m. crowning of Leslie Kenck and Eric Foss as Homecoming '80 Queen and King. Homecoming I 3