Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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st of alll' Printed in the bi- weekly Hawk Tawk, these exerpts represent a few of the major events that happened in the U.S. during the school year and some of the not-so-major events on the high school level. May 8, 1981 What do you think about having an adult book store inBozeman? Doug Fullerton, teacher To each his own. If there's no, hmmm, int- erest, it'll fold. If there is an interest and a need, it will thrive. Dec. 5, 1981 What ls the most em- barrasslng thlng that has happened to you? David Donkersgoed, ph- otography teacher l was hotpotting at Gardner last summer and found myself surr- ounded by some of my students. Oct. 24, 1980 Who would you vote for presldent and why? Kirby Gould, junior Probably Reagan, be- cause he has a better defense program re- garding the Soviets. Jan. 16, 1981 If Bridger Bowl do- esn't open or lf lt opens too late for pass holdem to get their money's worth, what do you think Bridger Bowl should do to reimburse pass- holders? Gerald Nerlin, senior Give people a dis- count on next year's pass. Korrine Worrest, senior Let people ski some- place else or refund at least part of it because we are taking a risk buying passes. Feb. 27, 1981 lf you could change anythlng at BSHS, what would It be? Stacey Hooper, soph I think speech and debate should be an English credit. Jan. 30, 1981 Do you think we should pay Iran for the host- ages? Bill Hollier, sophomore No, because the Iran- ians kidnapped them and, like any other kid- napping, you shouldn't have to pay after they are free. C.5,TonIIIED

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