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

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DECISIONS, DECISIONSW- Junior Shawn Hiedrick tries to decide on wnicn soft drink will be wortn the money spent on it, FILL-EH' UP - Having a car tnese days isn't cneap. Between tne payments and buying a new stereo, a paycneck is impor- tant. Filling up witn gas takes a pig bite out of Snawn Wilsons cneck DO l HAVE THE MONEY? - Wnile looking at new clotnes, senior Brian Wade wonders wnetner nie cneck will cover the price ot a new leatner jacket. Check - 33

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Y 'Cx ' VTX XD if , Q! x Q TM JJ FX ty , It CQ kiwi. WCG QUT X' x L 4 CQ 7 i mx, ' ,V Q iff jk-1 X X Y CUQXV tp 1 T ' Wi Uh K , .Q-J i ,ey 31, ,jf ,t 'i L O we pals' 6 are 3X ,Q X I W for X X!!-1 ,JN , W vo on't have any money and I don't get paid until Fri Q dba day. I spent this paycheck on my car. Does this sound familiar? Being a teenager in the 80's is expensive. The more you are involved in social activ ities the faster your money seems to disappear, just wanting to go out with your friends on weekends on the average costs between ten and twenty dollars. Owning a car can take a big bite out of your check. The necessities you need such as insurance, payments, gas and oil can be a finan- cial wipe out to students. Senior Kevin Trowbridge replied, When I get paid I buy gas for my gas hog car and I spend the rest on anything and everything, I worked in highschool and it gave me job opportunities that later helped me finance my college educataionf' replied English teacher Sharon Lukomski. -- Check

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When I have homework if I don't do it in study hall, I probably won't do it at hOme.,, Kurt Schonrock K Qt Qi awe' M. WSL 34 - Studying LUNCH-TIME I-IABIT - Sometimes the lunch hour is the only time one can find to cram for a tough test. This Big Sky student prepares for the alterrmeal classroom routine,