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

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all War, Space, lj E Mllltary lnvaslons, plane crashes and a change of the guard in Russia were major events in the unstable world which students read about in newspapers and magazines during the school year. First came the Korean airliner which Rus- sian jets shot into the water north of Japan. Then American soldiers met death trying to ll L eNE police the unstable country of Lebanon. Then American marines invaded the tiny Carribean island of Grenada to defend it against Communist takeover. And then Rus- sian Premier Andropov died, to be replac- ed by Chernenkov. ln the midst of it all was the excitement of the Winter Olympics in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia but the Americans did poorly, The world scene was shakey in 1984, but Big Sky kept marching on. 152 - World Scene 3,2,1..BLAST OFF - The Space Shuttle Challenger ffar abovej lifts off from Kennedy Space Center for a nine day challenge. LISTEN TO MONDALE - Democratic presidential candidates Sen. Ernest Hollings, Rev. Jesse Jackson listen to Walter Mon- dale tabovej after a debate. OVER THERE - A Lebanese points to a building from his position.

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5' E Who's Who UEThe class oi 84 has ex- celled in areas oi academics, leadership, and athle'dcs.Frorn the ' t Big Sky Unfie students walked in o shmen the dedication as ire began.DedicaUon to themselves, studies, sports, actlvmes, and other involvement, ' have gone A fevv seniors beyond the average student.The ' niors have excelled as lollovving se outstanding students academical- - hn Bennett, Greg ly. Back Bow, Jo l-lanich, Jelt Berglund, Doyle Ben- ' l. nn, nett. Front Bow, Shelly y ' r hy, Kim Polinkski biana lvlu p Laurel Boyd, Tannrny l.ein. No ' ' Kaster, Debbie Pictured. Kevin Edwards, and Janine Jevvett. gl! it an Q ' i 1 3 ,yi A in if ag f if ,f fr X gg OVER1O0 vrcr ORIE - gave pin to keep Shls glenn Jarrett fabove Ief-U ERINSEN9 Jeff Ol9COrd going strong gcgjeg Sen P0598 during 5 band WMS Who - 151

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