Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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H 'Pt Z8 Q1 - S' WA R ' . i 5, X Fl , 5 Ir C., if 1. MUN fFront Rowl John Price, Jack Eagle, Mark Christopherson, Mark Jackson. 1Second Row! Michelle Wing, Zsi-Zsi Rachman, Gaylene Kaufman, Kim Williamson, Mark Vandeventer, Laura Lundquist, Beth Nansel, Heather Craig, Suzzann Nordwich. fThird Rowl Barb Brown, Mike McFaul, Gerald Nerlin, Greg Saunders, Sharon Richey, Mike Hoth. fFourth Rowj Libby Grabow, Brad Jackson, Dan Wheeler, Jeff Copeland, Hugh Safford, Gary Monforton. CFifth Rowl Jettie Taggert, John Miser, Paul Lensink, Scott Strobel, Steve Copeland, Mike Shontz. 2. Outstanding MUN delegates - Jack Eagle. Mark Vandeventer, Mike McFaul, Beth Nansel. CNot pictured: John Miser.J 3. Don't give me that - Michelle Wing and Kirsten Swinth defy any Challengers of their position. 4. I know lt's here somewhere - Libby Boyer searches desperately for her notes. 5. Youth Legislature - Lori Lehrkind, Michelle Wing, Kirsten Swinth, Derrick Strahn, Mark Vand- eventer, Gerald Nerlin, Dave Turner, Kristi Dassonville, Joss Alexander, Monica Martel, Amie McCallum. 6. Adviser Dick Corne. T 1,11 Kefyl Randy Eugene Dana' .lohn X :lil Wing Wortman Young Zmk Adams Allen ' 'l USUN S J ff Ben TC,-i Laura A. Bob Jan tevc 7 ciifcl Alexander MICH Andcrson Wong W,-uck Zentncr AWL Ml N. Youllm lui ' -9- kk f

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Makin hall BS How would you feel if you were put somewhere in a far off country to attend a strange school where you barely know enough of the language to understand the people who surround you every day? Three students at Bozeman Senior High put themselves in this situation this year - by choice. Kai Becker from West Germany, .Ioakim Ed from Sweden and Pedro Cabal from Columbia, chose to come to the United States to live for one school year through the American Field Service. AFS provides the opportunity for students to live in another country and experience, first hand, the differences that these countries have. Three students from Bozeman went to different countries on foreign exchanges. Senior Sadie Rice went down under to Australia, senior Christie Williams went South of the border to Brazil and junior Tamara McAllister traveled to Malaysia. In order to be considered for an AFS exchange, you must send in an application that includes information about your personality, relationships with other people and how you feel you would benefit from the exchange. The AFS program has been with our school for over 10 years, helping bridge the gap between Bozeman and the world. AFS Club - CFront Rowl Pedro Cabal, Zsi-Zsi Rachman. Laure Laudato. iSecond Rowl Sue Ramhormoz, Vivienne Rachman, Lori Mengel, Bev O'Connor, Ellen Pyatt. iBack Row! Kai Becker, Dan Wheeler, Lavern Brusven and Thomas Waldorf, advisers. 2. .loakim Ed, Paula, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunt and Kevin smile for the camera. 3. Poker anyone? Hugh, Alex, Kai Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Safford. Meredith and Brooke join in a game of cards. 4. The Pearsons get in the picture - tFront Rowl Sara. Pedro Cabal, Kris. Mr. and Mrs. Pearson and Carl. 5. AFS students from Bozeman, Christie Williams and Sadie Rice. fNot pictured: Tamara McAllisterl. AFS.'b9