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

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EXIXEW Schools Out El D The bell echos In the four walls of the structured building. Pens are capped, paper are placed into folders, and books are closed. Students rush to the door for freedom at last. Hallways till with eager students. Lockes are opened and books are thrown into place. Jackets are swung over shoulders while doors to freshness are opened. Engines begin to hum and wheels start to screech. Voices of over en- thusiastic students ring out. All ofthe events above occur on a normal school day. Although for the majority of students just because the last bell rings it doesn't mean the end of the day. It may mean basketball practice, work, or after school meetings. On fridays the pace picks up tremendously. Students are excited about the big weekend and the idea of no school, responsibilities, and ac- tivities tor two days. Just as the old saying is repeated over and over again. Thank God it is Friday! fi THE SCORE IS - Starlite member Tami Jolliff labovel displays the score at the AA Divisional Gymnastics. WE'FtE NUMBER 1 - Student lleftj express thier rowdiness at a basketball game.

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