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

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BSI-I Senlors are SENIOR OFFICERS John Bennett, president, Barry Elsenrnann, vlce president, Mike Bragg, secretary treasurer outstandlng 1n everythrng from sports to cho1r to academlcs They re also Blg Sky s frrst four year graduatrng class Both 1nd1v1duals and teams were often recogmzed by The IVI1SSOUl1aI'1 and h1gh school students around Montana for the1r achrevements Salll Scott, Engllsh teacher As Brg Sky s f1rst graduatlng class our sentors are at the same txme mcredrbly mature and responslble and yet very vulnerable and unsure Hopefully we ve prepared them for asklng cr1t1cal ques trons and for drvrslng creatrve solut1ons to problems rn the1r l1ves Robert Sparks, counselor I had them up unt1l they were SCUIOTS and had a great trme wrth them We got Teri Wlng, assistant principal They re frnally golng to graduate I thrnk Ken Lousen, history teacher Overall the class of 84 IS B1g Sky s most dlstmgutshed Students have performed well academrcally They also have a wholesome balance of humor and SCFIOUSHGSS Th1s class our llrst full four year group appears to be more grounded than the three prevrous ones George Gogas, art teacher Senrors are mature sophxstrcated talented and lookrng forward to com mencement But most of all they are B1g Skys frrst graduatrng class and have proved themselves worthy of the honor Teacher DICK Palln When you real1se that thrs year s senror class 1S the flrst class at Brg Sky that has completed all four years of 1ts secondary educatlon at thrs new school you know that we are progressmg I ve had the opportumty to watch one small group progress through these four years as a homeroom teacher who began w1th freshmen way back when' Ive watched the class develop a defmlte personalrty The classes fall of themll are coherrng rnto a student body wh1ch rs NOT Hellgate and NOT Sentlnel, but rather, an rn d1v1dual school I have had many excellent scrence students over the years, and I have found that Brg Sky has IIS share of top notch students who d1splay academrc excellence and soc1al resD0ns1b1l1tv I . , . , . I I l . ? vt if ' 7 ' ' i . , . ,. - M J 4 , x 5 Q ,F - , , -I ' .Q . I - . . . . . ,, li .. ,, . ,gf along well. P .IDI I Q yi I as 1 - - - 7 ' 53 gf SK !Y ' ' - , , . . . ' 7 ' 1 ' 15 - ll ' ' ' , , , . , . . YY . H ' . , . . . - - ' 1 -1 , . I , , S . . 192 -Seniors

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The full-time task of What does it take to be best? Rowdiness under control. From the crazy antics at fall football games to the wild pep assemblies and spirit week. seniors stood out in the Big Sky crowd. The senior class has had pizazz since we were freshmen. said Tessa Gournay. The class of '84 also played a very important role in the success of extra-curricular activities, including basketball, band and gym- nastics. Also, Eagle tradition was literally established by this class. fAn example of radical clothes worn to display spirit is shown above.l Seniors showed their underclassmen how it was done, with craziness, spirit. loyalty. music and ability that was second to none, These contributions took a lot of time and energy, but there Kert Carlson V ' K Marcie Charlton Lori Chilcote Ax ft , Tim Christenson ,f f A ,5 Cr Clairmo e ne u Terry Conger John Cowan PamCraig robar Leslie urran Janet Deane , Joni Delcomte - A ' 1 Marco Descharme p 194-Seniors lCarlson-Desc fr. 'R Q? My-v rw was still some left over. The high. overall grade point average indicates that. Adding to the lessons learned were foreign exchange students. This year they were: Elin Stjernberg, Annica Wehinger, Stefan Pieksma, Isobelle Albresby, Milly Jacobsen. and Michael Ylinen. When asked what she contributed to Big Sky, one of these students said, Getting other kids used to kids from other countries. They did that by bringing over bits of culture from their homelands of Sweden, France, Denmark, and Finland. Summing it up, Kari Mourich said, We had a very high- achieving and fun class who I feel set a good example for classes to follow. ai el