Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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Don't mess with me - Mitch Crane threatens Ken Townsend. What a mess - Christie Sievert and Leannette Vanderjagt examine their cluttered locker. 2 l3f Halls Grab a partner - Jeff Johnson and Laurie Woodhull pal around in the hall.

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Q- - You made it through another big week of school and there are a ull two days to relax and recuperate. Finally, you think, I can get caught up on all my homework and sleep! Do you rush home and hit the book or do you take it easy and rest? Neither - you stay out as late as you can. You may end up at school activities like basketball or wrestling to cheer on you favorite team, or you may just wander around, if you can' remember who favorite team is. Afterwards, you probably meet at McDonald's and discuss social gatherings. Avid movie-goers hop from theater to theaterg hot-potting or hot-tubbing is always a popular way to spend those chilly Montana nights. This year, a new craze bombarded Bozeman with the opening of two new roller skating rinks. Although this sport may cause injury to the body, as well as the ego, it is quickly gaining popularity. Now that you have had two days to enjoy a little R and R, are you ready for anothger intense week of school? You bet! fHa Hal my .3 11 . H - 1 I ,X 1 .. 'N A f ' I L- 1 i , L 41 'vs' . . f , val' , V - '52 t if K i 14x af' V 1 K . f 71 1, 6 , Nw ,Q . . X 1 1 5 Sasan Aaberg Don Ailor Jocelyn Alexander Jordan Alexander Tami Alverson Debbie Anderson Kevin Anderson Sona Alexanian Tauna Andriolo Joe Armijo Steve Armknecht Jack '- Austin Alwiane Baier Karen Barnhardt Ladeen Barrick Dwayne Barth Mike Basile Kirk Belding Debbie Beldring Wcs Belzer Mike Bcrcici Holly Berry D11 w Il Bickle Troy Bod i l x Nightsfl7

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Time-0ut If we spend all 180 days the state deems necessary in school each year, then we spend a total of 11,700 hours or more inside the doors of bshs, barred from the rest of the world. Kind of spooky, isn't it? Now, don't let this piece of news choke you up too much, because, actually only 9,720 hours are spent in the classroom. So what happens to the remaining 1,980 hours? They are spent in the halls, of course! And what would a day be like without joking around with our buddies on the benches and heaters. Some of us get a major part of our education in the halls. Where else could we find out what's going on during the weekend and what better place is there to catch up on the latest gossip. These halls may cause some confusion, though, because some are strictly off limits for certain people. For instance, the seniors hang out in Junior Hall, the juniors hang out in Senior Hall and the sophomores try to tit in wherever they can. Then, there are the cowboys in the Long Hall and the brains who spend most of their time in C Wing. Rudberg and Dena Harris. on their turf. Grlnnln' - By their lockers, Cori Martin. Alan Hopper. Anita The regulars - Juniors Russ Williams and Kurt May hangout Halls .1 IQ