Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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N rg rx -'-' ' l ' l i i n gyja , Even though the government tried to bring healthy foods back into our diet, we overcame this with the aid ot' several bake sales and junk food from home. During the final quarter, everyone seemed to be working hard for honors while teachers seemed to be trying to cram half a yea: into a few weeks. However, fun was to be had and we had a good time in spite ofthe workload. Just when the whole country was worried about computers taking over for men's brains, our minds were planning .worthwhile projects in art and music. Money was short. but our creativity overcame and e found we could have even a better time Every year at uniq ue. The felt 'closer had one thinf, in common

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if s' :'.' A l luv' L' U ,.. A. 2281 Conclusion ,u W ,- . 4 ' ' .7 memo UP This was it. This was you and your buddies in the year 1981. This was a year of striving to move up and, for the lucky seniors, move out. Academics were strongly stressed and the ACT and SAT test scores were well above the average in the nation. With the addition of A.P. courses, many students were able to gain college credits, putting them one step above other prospective college freshmen. Even though this was a year of transition for basketball coaches, and our team lacked height, the basketball team did have speed and Coach Doug Fullerton. The Hawks were considered the underdogs of the conference but later in the season, surprised everyone with a performance at divisionals that enabled them to continue on to state. was 5 as

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1. Greg Johnson. 2. Parking lot. 3. Walt Kelly. 4. Tamara McAllister. 5. Crowd. 6. The Hot Shots. K s Q bl 23 5 5 3 We ....,,, 4 nl ki F i 'A