Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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Slmonne Terry Clayton Paul Cox-ne Cox CryStal Dahl 1 Mitch RCHCC Carey Ox Crane Cl1SlC Dalcfl0 Do you: suffer from a case of the blahsg fall asleep during classg find yourself daydreamingg wish you were outside playing in the sun. Are you to the point where you no longer worry about term papers or go into shock every time you pass a test. If you have one or more of these symptoms, you probably have a mild case of Spring Fever. Do no panic, it is just the normal reaction to the weather. Everyone catches this fever at one time or another. No simple cure is known, and not even rain can put a damper on this disease. It is as contagious as yawning and even students who spend the majority of their time in C-Wing do not escape it. If you think you may have contracted Spring Fever, try to remember your associates and notify them that they need to spend as much time as possible in the sun and try to stay away from closed-in areas - such as school. 1. High hackey - Hugh Safford and Steve Copeland get into making hackeys happy. 2. Courtyard salon - Beautician Kema Soderberg styles Anne Burroughs locks. 3. Camouflage - Jeff Carter hides from his study hall teacher. 4. Sunnyside up - Krista Bailey and Debbie Boston catch the sleepies in the sun. -Q Y' wx l 3 as . v-D ' In ., g. Isa- 1 'E' X Mikc Dalton .lean Darcy 1' X +- Kristi Dean Sandra Dassonville deGidio Drakc Suzzannc Mlm' Don David DClbClC Drivcr Spring ,U

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tt. '.N ' .4 3-s. --2 Mike Jim Melinda McManus McManus Madruga Bob Chauntelle McMannis MCQUiSt0n 1. Oh what afeellng! - Bruce Reikenburg, Lynn Reavely and Mike Maroney flash 4.0 smiles. 2. Solid knowledge - Scott Strobel filters a mixture in chemistry lab. 3. Not to be confused with brown noslng - Kav Brown proves her academic worth. 4. Du bist-? Du isti? - Vivian Rachman solves the puzzle of foreign language. 5. lt's all politics - Michelle Wing and Kirsten Swinth play congressmen. .i- 'I .. Creative Cogitation Mention the words academics and scholastics and the images that flow through most people's minds are those of hard-core math and science and the names of Plato and Aristotle. However, extensive observation of the workings of Bozeman Senior High School dispels some of these stereotypical ideas, replacing the old with a broader conception of what can be included in the academic world. Within BSHS, academics exists in the music wing - every time the endless circle of perfection begins for the day. Seeking the perfect building design, working for a smooth engine, studying nutrition and spending painstaking hours on stained glass all take special skill and knowledge. Political spectrums, interpreting T.S. Elliot, producing a yearbook or newspaper and learning strategic marketing skills don't take the back seat to other subjects. either. Regardless of what hall of BSHS a person is in, academics and scholastics are thriving. C-Wingers, you weren't alone in your scholarly ways, and non-C-Wingers, the knowledge necessarey to excel in your field is comparable to that needed in calculus and just as important to society. Acuclcriiics .l