Big Sandy High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Big Sandy, MT)

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“Fun, Fun, Fun. . 5 5 L to R: 6th grader Kyra Court- nage gives her friends a puzzled look. Awaiting to go on stage, 6th graders all stand patiently. Brandon Ray and Adam Cecrle seem to be enjoying the Carnival fun as most grade schoolers do. L to R: Grade school matmen prepare to become future State Champions According to these girls, jumping rope is a great way to spend recess time. These 1st graders are eager to present their play for their parents. L to R: Shannon Thurman “gets away from it all by swinging happily on the monkey bars dur- ing recess hour New teacher. Miss Sheehy, looks on as her class quickly examines their goo- dies that Santa delivered. Heather Godfrey gives the cam era a shy smile. L to R: Taking time out from class time activities, Barry Ament gives the camera a quick glance before returning to his home work. Each class in the grade school did a wonderful job sing- ing in the Christmas concert un der the direction of Mrs. Nelson Future athletic stars, Troy Kidd. Colon Christ of ferson, and Dirk Beyer, join together to discuss the situation

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They’re Having Drummer, Heather Godfrey, shows the camera her talents. Unhappy with his assignment, this first grader patiently cuts out more things for his teacher. Hard at work, Deina Thompson focus- es all of her attention on her as- signment. Soloist Brett Holmquest is ac- companied by 6th grader Terri Robertson at the Grade School Christmas Concert. According to these girls, jumping rope is a good way to spend recess. Looks like another one bites the dust at recess time. A grade-school wrestler takes time out from his busy schedule to flex his muscles for the cam- era. This wrestler takes time to tell us what wrestling is all about. Wendy Courtnage takes time to pose at this year’s carnival. Here Heather Godfrey and Ca- meron Ray show how much fun recess really is. Santa Clause vis- its these busy first graders to give them treats for Christmas. Brad Halter explains to his mom how he desperately needs more tick- ets at this year’s Carnival.

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Mr. O’Malley’s Message “When Irish Eyes Are Smiling” As principal and educator in this school system, I would like to extend my congratulations to the 1983 graduating class. Throughout the past 12 years our school system has been working to pre- pare you for the future. The future is in your hands, so strive to achieve and make the best of each day. When I examine the members of this class, I see a group that has shown a great deal of leadership and responsibility. Each member of this class has shown his or her special talents through- out the past four years. Whether they participated in Sports, Speech, Science Club, FFA, FHA, or Music, they strived to achieve all that they could. Throughout their years of school in Big Sandy, the members of the class of ’83 have built a strong foundation to build their futures upon. Again I extend my congratulations to the graduating students of 1983. John O’Malley