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

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5' . , X I V . of A 3 I ,' , .SD . .ri Carrie Wordal Debra Wright Michael Ylinen fa., automobile which will run on water by January 1985. Mick Matzke-- I have no opi- nions: neither do I dream. Yome Nguyen-- I don't think that the Russians had the right to shoot the airplane down. Marty Pierce-- As long as we have big egos like Ronald Reagan in power, I don't think there's a whole lot of hope for world peace. I think he and the other world leaders have to realize there are other ways of resolving conilicts than violence. If they don't, we'll be in trouble real soon. Mike Minster-- I don't like what is going on. And with Ronald Reagan in there everything will stay the same. All he is going to do is lead us to war. And we don't want to go to war and fight for what he started. Larry Lindsey-- I think everybody is trying to overpower everybody else with military power, and I think it is doing no good because the next world war is going to start with the push of a button. Todd Carter-- My personal outlook on the world situation is that tension is building up because of current situations. Such as Lebanon and Grenada. And I feel that the cur- rent situation will become much worse by the year 1986, if the cur- rent cycle stays at a level pace. g . , w, F I 1 an Q i k. wi Charlette Vickers David Wacholtz Brian Wad W er Donald Warmer Cindy Ward Michael Ward Michael Warren Wendi Washington Annica Wehinger Donald Welling Scott Wickes Kelli Williams Todd Wolf! Tracy Woodward Wickers-Ylinenl Seniors-205

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Many 1984 events led to UNSTABLE WORLD How did you react to it? Big Sky's doors opened to stu- dents in the fall at a time ofworld confusion. School began at the time when a Russian fighter shot down a Korean airline. It proceeded to the involvement of marines in Lebanon, the resignation of James Watt. and the American invasion of Grenada. The year, 1984, was full ofturmoil and international change. The pres- in idential race gave a new outlook on the United States. Reverend Jesse Jackson became the first black man to be seriously considered a threat to the presidential campaign. America hosted the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles. California. Countries from all over the world attended and brought with them their own views. Beyond this. students had their own opinion on what was happening in the world of mass confusion. Doyle E. Bennett-- The Middle East is a virtual powder keg of world turmoil. Lisa Schnelle-- We seem to get in the big fat middle of every- thing whether we should be or not. Patrick Allen Murphy--' 'I am certain that Detroit will market an A E I. A Brian Todd Craig Torgrimson Debra Trimp Eric Trowbridge Kevin Trowbridge SU' Lorelee Trusty Carmen Turner Kimberly Twingley Bonita Underwood Anna Van0strand 204-Seniors tTodd-Van0strand1 -

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What's so funny, guys? John and Doyle Bennetl lbelowl in shop class. Under the lights. Tylor Rielley fabove rightj joins fans at a football game. I want it this way! Claudie Sterner and Brenda John- son fbottom rightl discuss a layout of a yearbook page. American classes. In Mr. Lousen's class, A.F.S. stu- dent, Stefan Pieksma lbottom Ieftl looks over his paper. . l. l . uf 1 - tr is 206-Seniors 4 I, M W fl! f lu-U. I L...-be , MQ'