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

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EXIXEXN MTV,Surgeons D ElBIg Sky leaped Into the year with its own uniqueness. Many uncon- trollable happenings made the normal exciting and unforgettable. The year began with the average at- titude of dreaded school. Soon it became dominated with enthusiasm from everyone. Let us not forget the most taked about, controversal group at school. The Surgeons at Large. Their debut on the front page of the Mlssoulian made headlines. Soon their mascot, gumby, was displayed in the cafetera where all could see. lt was a year in which no one will forget the guys walking around with green scrub outfits and their gumby friend accompanying them also. The Olympics, presidential' cam- paignes, and the thought of war was constantly impressed upon BSH students minds. All year we heard the latest happenings and became a part of them. BSH along with Missoula was ef- fected by National and International news. The year was unique to us not only because we attended Big Sky but because we were a part of history. A part of the unique year of 1984. 160 - .Unique , WINNEFVS CIRCLE - American downhill skier William D. Johnson gives thumbs up after he won the Olympic Gold Medal in men's downhill race in Sarajevo. SURGEONS AT LARGE - Surgeons Mick Matzke, Doyle Bennett, and Darin Hilton pose with mascot gumby at a game.

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CAUGHT SHOPPIN' - Kevin Joseph cruises the mall for his latest Christmas C ru isi n' Elilcrusln the haIlwaY8 at the mall was much fun as the usual stroll down BSH'S locker-filled corridors. Holidays of all seasons seemed much more brighter and livelier in an atmosphere of the 'outside world? Students found it hard to QOY to school on a bright shiny day- it always seemed that there was a big test on a day when the latest fashios were on Sale when a student contacted 'skipitis disease' Claudie ,A N ff . ' if I, V ti i t PIGGIN' OUT - Mark Bauer and Brad Huse stop to have a bite during the hot summer fair days. Piggin' Out D DChowln' down on burgers, fries, pizza, and tacos were BSl-l's favorite pastimes. Vending machines were constantly fill- ed with coins, the school store had stocks of Grandma's Chocolate Chocolate Chip Cookies, and fast food alaces were iammin' with students. The cafeteria was filled with hungry students making their way through lines. Flot lunch, salads, milkshakes, pizza, ourritos, and just about anything edible was available. Food! Food! Food! lt is a word used constantly, just as the word that pro- cedes it,Eatl Eat! Eat! Lollipops, M n' M, and candy bar wrappers fill the hallways. At noon gar- bage cans were heaped with soda pop cans and paper bags and napkins with the insignia of their favorite lunch spot. Fridays seemed to be the day to bop to Burger King, McDonalds, and see 'the beef' HT WGUUYS- Claudie Sterner BURGERS, FFHES, AND - BSH students enjoy the Burger King atmosphere to curb their junkfood craving. Hut 5-minute Personal Pan. land Jeff WANNA BITE? - Dean lndre Buck, and Rick Bentham GFUOY P'ZZa Hangouts 159

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