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

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Wait a minute!-Right: Mr. Graf gives advice at a Senate meeting. Don't let go!-Below: Senator Chris Nicklay hands out balloons to an Eagle fan. What on earth!-Bottom: Senators Jaime Joseph and Shelley Willett look over new business. Senate Splrlt SGHCIS EHQIGS S0aril1g to the l N efrfgm i illfvrilwii' iLf5aQ5?22,R? ?f2Ei:erym V H ii. iii li iiiiiiiwii iiwvailim.itii'Ww1ri. 't f M fit rf W i . im When is the next pep assembly? This seems to be the X X l' ill lit W i li i M M til i vi lik vii YW X lil! i :Zip it Wraiitvfnrf major question asked of Senate members. School spirit and pride are very important issues to most senators. That is why some of the most spirited students happen to be Senate members. Student Body President Kevin Malloy said he was proud of Big Sky and added, This year's school spirit is great. Being in Senate meant getting involved with the school and the students. One advantage of that involvement reflected by freshman vice-president, Thad Huse, was, I've become better known since being elected. Senior class vice-president, John Bennet, added, It is a worth- while organization, which preserves the American way of life. As well as preserving the life at Big Sky, government organized pep assemblies, Homecoming Week, in- cluding the bonfire, the air guitar contest, and many other events. They were required to meet at least twice a week to prepare for upcoming events. One new activity that Senate initiated this year was to inflate 300 blue and gold balloons and pass them out to Eagle fans before the homecoming football game. . Senate members spent many extra hours making sure Big Sky was organized so students could be proud of their school. 142-Student Senate ws S S 3 YI t D SS:- S6 js

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Goodies for Everyone -The store ftop lefty has a wide variety of goodies to try and please everyone. DECA Club-Bottom Fiow: Kristy Hopkins, Gina Harper, Edie Riska, Tonya Brown. 2nd Flow: Jeanie Henry, Kriss Melton, Gaylene Lukasik, Donna Graham, Carrie Wordal, Kim Waller, Cris Flatka, Mike Warren. 3rd Row: Steve Bryant, Dolly Ibey, Chris Line, Alecia Goff, Mike Gjefle. 4th Fiow: Fiene Thibodeau, Brenda Johnson, Tammy Anton, Kurt Carlson, Joen Richardson, Dave Alexander. 'Gimme the Rest'-Kris Melton tbottoml hands the rest oi the change to her customer. students in the future. said Langlas. DECA has a section called the DECA Diamond in which the requirements are social intelligence, civic con- sciousness, financial responsiblity and leadership. Social intelligence simply means that members go to meetings and are aware of what is happening in the group. The DECA commitment to the com- munity is civic consciousness, said Langlas. Each year the DECA Club organizes a special project at certain times of the year to aid people in the community. One Big Sky highlight, is the Christmas supplies they provide for a family which could not afford them. The Club also produces a canned food drive for needy people. Members work in the store to develop financial responsibility. They must run the store exactly as an ordinary com- mercial business. This year DECA will send its out- standing members to the State Leadership Conference in Billings. Ac- tually a competency test, the competi- tion is separated into the different careers of which the students are employed. For the students at Big Sky, the DECA store is quite handy. Students can purchase school supplies and also buy food at a cheaper price than that of the vending machines. The store also promotes school spirit by selling such articles as shirts and hats with Big Sky emblems printed on them. Some of the money which is made at the store goes directly back to the school. Profits will eventually go to the construction of a school sign in front of Big Sky. DECA y 'Q distributed S500 for it. f-'Ns xfi ,Xxx it MX V, E , 'N Xff . m5wV.,,V g!,f V,V 3' ,. Deca-141

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. ages. .K st. .if I I i kt it .. -. as ts 'iii R. siitsxg: Look at those legs!-Left: Student Body President Kevin Malloy shows spirit at pep assembly. Workin' nine to five!-Below: Stu- dent Body Secretary Kirsten Pra- menko finishes up the meetings notes. Q ,,t i' sf .. , 'Ax 'Q if L W l . All the President's men!-4th row: Advisor . Walt Graf, Seniors: Mike BraQQ, Glenn Jarrett, Barry Eisenman, Ted Nelson, Josh George, Kevin Malloy, Corrine Cone, Kirsten Pramenko, Pat Murphy, John Bennet, Greg Hanich, Doyle Bennett. 3rd row: Juniors: Jill Stetler, Jenny Murphy, Thomas Williams, Missy Turner, Tammy Stevenson, Brent Scheeman, Greg Bauer. 2nd row: Sophomores: Jaime Joseph, Shelley Willett, Sheri Foust, Kristin Grady, Tom Kubichek, Mike Northcutt, Tanya Richardson. 1st row: Freshmen: Suzanne Smith, Beth Jar- rett, Thad Huse, Pat Pramenko, Mark Murphy, Daniel Bennett, Bose Foust Student Senate- 143