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

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519 vets' na mer' AD- lthough the school bell is silent during the warm summer months, it did not seem that way to many students. Some had obliga- tions to fulfill with extracurricular acti- vities. Several Big Sky students buried themselves in activities that took up most of their summer time be- cause of the training, camps, and practices. These are the fall sports program, clubs. and other organizations. These students in the various activities must feel that all the personal time they forfeit is worth it. Otherwise they would not get so involved. lt's a pain during the summer to have to get up so early and not be able to sleep in. But most of us feel the work we put in is more than worth it! said Junior Star- lite Captain Michelle Pastian. Other students have no commitments during the sum- mer vacation, so they have time for leisure activitiesg go- ing to the river with friends, going to the lake for the weekend, orjust laying around doing nothing. All students know that summer is coming to an end when the carnival rides and all the animals started to appear at the Missoula County Fairgrounds. It was not long until the school bells were ringing and students were once again filling the halls at Big Sky, and students buried themselves in the routine of yet another school year. 14-Summertime K5 X 'fxtfte A has M 2 E 2 r i i., 6-13555 , var- it iiririy ' . Mk r F t .., A qxlofwa ,-I ,. f - N QV . , it ii'r.f'i1'f1i:iQ-ar ii if r - 4- an-r tt . 4555? i A ri' rf:-Aware sf ,yu iygxfgrli-zilz' Exciting-One of lVlissoula's most exciting activities ltop leftl during the summer is the fair. The carnival rides and the breathtaking fire- works were the main attractions. Hard work-Summer practices for the Starlites ftop rightj were hard, but Angie Nlavity and Beth Springer had a good time all the Same. What now?-Maverick Brad Holden lbortoml consults his team- mates diiring a game on a hot summer day. J it