Big Sky High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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. ' g the town center, we still have Second to none he halls were un- carpeted. Supplies had not arrived. Everyone was dis- organized, and all were lost. You may have heard these remarks just three years ago from Big Sky students and faculty members. But since then the structure of BSH has opened aigvariety of opportu- nities to all who attend, even the community of Missoula. Since that time, students have had ia, tremendous amount of classes to choose from. There was a growing need for computers and be- cause of this, BSH expanded its department and, had more available classes for students. Many of the electives were cen- tered around the needs and interests of students. p Business courses helped stu- dents understand thi?- real world of economics andhow to survive. both now and later on. Other classes prepared stu- dents for life on their own. Since those early years BSH has not only grown to be a good educational facility, but also a place to hold community- oriented programs. S A variety of community af- fairs have taken place at BSH. We have 'hosted antique shows, performing groups ranging from school produc- tions. barbershop quartet con- tests, and even the Nutcracker Ballet performance from the YWCA. Sports events have taken place in all areas of com- petition. There are many social and community functions that our facilities have been used for. Missoula has no other facility like BSH While bein close to the scenic views of the country, far from the crowded streets of the center of town, with plenty of wide open space. BSH stu- dents people of Missoula are lucky to have this functional and well-accommo- dated facility available to them. g .gg,jggj..pClaudiejgQiperner Computer Learning--BSH had the future, including computers. Junior to decide What is next opportunity to learn more about the Derrick Dodson watches the screen

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Ready, Set, Go-The boys' cross country team labove far lefty prepares for timings for an upcoming meet. Wheelin' and Dealin'-Senior Eric Fangsrud fabovel receives money for selling Big Sky hats. Summertime Practice ff embers of Starlites begin practice early, 'P school is in session. Here juniors Kristi .Ili L: and Tammi Jolliff liar lefty practice their USA routine for home- coming. A Notes, News, an - rlzg g Vgz. cts-Sun Journal staff member senior R .zzg fleftj and Missoulian staff lull, Donna Syvertson get the details on a foot .jf13?' I game. ir we l I 11 tk QW DX A

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Hand Needed-Teacher Mark Bryn helps junior Bussell Garrett lbelowj with his welding, CounseIor's Help-Counselor Robert Sparks trightl helps Senior Kim Elliot. Crazy and Wild-This BSH student lbelow rightl gets involved in spirit week but still concentrates on the learning of school. x I IM, - L 11 ll- Blowing His Horn-Junior Dru Simikins lleftl performs during the fair parade with the Missoula Rose Bowl Band. Patterns and Material-Teacher Marcia Bragg helps sophomore Teri Sunford while another student looks on. Opportunityj Opening-7