Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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Finance Club Extra! Extra! Get your programs and read all about it! At Y ur Ser ice -qs. Is this a familiar phrase you hear at a Hawk basketball or football game? It should be because the members of the finance committee work diligently at every game distributing programs with a smile. Selling and punching tickets for the games is a major activity for the committee. Money made by the members is put aside to pay for a club get-to-gether during the year. The club's primary purpose, however, is serving the school and community. Key Club We want service and we want it fast! Working diligently to meet demands, Key Club provides fast and friendly service to both the school and the community in a wide variety of activities. Key Club is a service organization struggling to develop initiative and leadership. This year, members worked to produce three hall dances, one dance-a-thon, which made over 51,000 for Easter Seals, and delivered telephone books throughout the Gallatin Valley. Key Club members also got together for some friendly outings on weekends to relax and just have fun. One such outing was a leisurely trip up to Big Sky where they checked out the jacuzzi, the swimming pool and of course, the ski hill. Y? 4'-X I 1 I . 1. Laura Lundquist, Pam Leach. Kim Williamson. Janet Sanford. Salina Leach and Tina Cowlishaw. 2. Hellow, this is Janet Sanford the president of Key Club and l was calling about .... 3. Financer Mary Beth Siewart stamps game-goers Teresa Geremia and Susan Mohr. 4. Smile - Finance Club adviser Bill Franks pauses in the hall for a pose. 5. Jamie Robot counts her coins carefully while selling tickets at a Hawk basketball game. Financc C'lub'Kcy Club 6.3

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I-':::.1m-:::.-:.-:.1u-:::, ,-,-,-f,-J-,-,-,-,-, v v-:-v STUCO IQBIHUBS Url' nt SS BS With the student body continuing to battle lakes and ankle-deep mud in the West Parking Lot, Student Council instigated action to complete paving the student parking area. Three years have passed since Phase I of the three phase paving plan was completed. STUCO, who originally raised the parking lot issue, tired of the delay and confronted the School Board with plans to continue paving the lot. Although met with opposition, STUCO did succeed in bringing the un-completed project into the public light. STUCO also conducted a successful Homecoming dance and parade using the theme The Beatles -a '60's Revival. STUCO officers were Mike McFaul, presidentg Laurie Olson, vice presidentg Dani Huddleston, treasurer, along with eight representatives from each class. 88 ,Q 1... 7' ir' Chesa Vicki Daren K,-is Bernie Mark Anita Angie Sllllwan Swart Sylvester gyverson Tatarka Taylor Theisen Thordsen Judd Jeff Dan John Gail Beverly Michelle Hale I gggan T-HIC Terry Thompson Thurston 64fSTUCO J l l l l l