Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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4 is PW Y ' vo'-Sun ,A ces XJ l. Stuco representatives - lFirst Rowl Kathy Gaftke, Kirsten Swinth, Joss Alexander, Leslie Kench. Sherri Harkin. fSecond Rowj Lynn Reavely, Monica Martel, Simmone Corne, Teresa Geremia, Bev O'Connor. Z. Two heads better than one - Steve Smith and Mike McFaul hash out the details of Homecoming plans. 3. What will we do? - Gayl Anderson and Michelle Wing mull over a ponderous problem. 4. Head honcho - Mike McFaul is his usual enthusiastic self. S. Smile! - Treasurer Dani Huddleston and Laurie Olson. vice president. pose with an anonymous friend. Julie Teitz Kristi Tupper Anthony Turner Jean Utzinger Lynn lVanderjagt Bill Voth Brad Wagner Carrie Walker Kelly Walls Judy Weber Lisa Weltor Harold Wesley Chad West Laura Westberg Chris Westlake Scott Wheat Rob Whittmyer Dan Wickham Kirstin Wiesner Doug Wild Cal Williams Richard Williams Teresa Wilson .lcrry W i ma n Q Sill if 'U ui

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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

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mooth Talkers Ever get the urge to sit down and discuss world or national affairs? This was a favorite pastime of the people who participated in MUN or Youth Legislature. MUN fModel United Nations! strives to simulate the workings of the UN through an annual session held on the University of Montana campus in Missoula. Students choose which country they wish to represent and then endeavor to express the views and cultures of that country. This is accomplished through extensive research on the country of their choosing - social, economic, religious and political. Five of the Bozeman participants returned with honors. Jack Eagle, Mark Vandeventer, Beth Nansel, John Miser and Mike McFaul were named Outstanding Representatives. Youth Legislature is similar to MUN except that it is a model of the United States Congress and the session revolves around political parties. The annual Youth Leg session was held April 26-29 in Helena. Bozeman sent five senators, 10 representatives, three lobbyists, two lawyers and one page. While there, several students threw their hats in the ring, with favorable results. Mike McFaul presided as President of the Senate and Mark Vandeventer became Speaker of the House for the 1982 session. Kristi Dassonville rounded out the Bozeman victories with the office of chaplainfsargent at arms. Another facet of Youth Leg started this year is the judicial branch. This section involves the actual arguing of a court case. In a field of 35 teams, the lawyers from Bozeman, Brad Jackson and Michelle Wing, took third place. The two finalist teams met in the Montana State Supreme Courtroom to determine the top lawyers of the session. l l X 5 , .1. W .As -1 1- rgqn ' I rv 66!MUN Youth Leg 1 1 6 -. ' I ' - ,za 4 D Sr -. - 5 ..x 1539?-.t I I Ofignli' 1 I vQ P'Yf T' ' . T .QA- Xia ng' 1 'f .fs f nf in , f . 'I ' 1 .. f 1' fi rf .', -'li IH 1 . 1 I I I 1 1 'li Z.: ,ff 1 1, w x.' ip' 5- 's 'I' 1 , 6 ,fygi . R, .x'