Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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Pretty corny - Students enjoy eating lunch out i of their lockers. 4 Wow! lcould've had a V-8! - Dawn Bickle and George Reed fill up on milk. Q 'I i W if ca - , - N. . 4' AZ M .ff W f' ? 1- 3? rn nl in Wanna banana? - Tammy Sobrepena offers her banana while Lori Ness greedily munches on her cookie. 28fLunch Brown baggers - Sophomore brown bag- gers permeate the lunchroom. M.. L. I '25, 5 .s.1 .. -'T

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1. Radio Clty Rockettes - Intramural basketball team members bring Vegas Showtime glitter to Bozeman Hawks and fans. 2. No substitute for the real thing - Hawk Shots add zing to the pep assemblies. 3. Nervous energy - Russ Williams and Buzz Nelson keep cool while exercising at an assembly displaying different facets of energy. 4. This ls the Navy? - The Navy Rock Band proved there's more than ships to the Navy. 5. The winner is . . . - Pam Stratton and Teresa Munshower emcee a pep assembly.

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Piggin' O What's for hot lunch today? I don't know, but I'm gonna have the salad bar. A salad bar? At school? Yep! This was the year of changes for the cafeteria. Not only was a salad bar added, but there are now plants, round tables and breakfast is served every morning from 7-8 o'clock for 40 cents. These changes are bringing many former junk-food- junkies back to the good-for-you-foods. And where else can you buy a more balanced meal for 70 cents. Food is an important part of everyone's day, whether it be a candy bar and diet drink for the dieters, or potato chips from one of the vending machines. Granola bars and fruit juices from DECA, are always in high demand as well as McDonald's and Wendy's ham- burgers. Yet, even with all of these options, more and more people are flocking to the cafeteria. Give a hoot - Litter invades Junior Hall after the lunch hour. Don't smlle with your mouth full of food Rod Little and Michelle Lee diligently slurp their soup