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

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Vtiikf' 1 A VVHO'S BEHIND THE MASK?f This Big Sky rovvdie hides behind his black mask while kick- ing up his heels at the BSH Mardi Gras. WANNA DANCETP- Senior President Kevin Maloy and Student Senate adviser Walt Graf get into the mood of Mardi Gras by means of a friendly tusslet COME ON CAVY- HAVE A COKE!- Senior Corine Cone asks her date Jason Ray to share a Coke and a smile while they participate in the second annual Mardi Gras, Marti Gras - 43

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FLIPPIN OUT - Even in his spare time, Sophomore Dave Fiathman shovvs his gymnastic abilities by doing a tlipflop in the BSH courtyard. Ol-l PLEASE - The Big Sky Eagle mascot prays as he looks at the score board, in the Helena Capitol gym that the BSI-I girls basketball team would pull through at State. iv- ,40 BIG SKY BANDSTAND - To relieve the pressure of the se- cond quarter finals many students showed up at the Mardi Gras dance dressed in variety of costumes. t was almost like someone pushed the automatic advance on a slide projector from a summer slide of Mark Bauer at the fair to a slide of Principal Darlene Smith offering the final farewell to seniors at commencement. High spirits. Nostalgic laughs. The shared remembrances of good times at Big Sky, ranging from the first fall sports, to Homecoming Spirit Week, to Mardi Gras, to the finals in basket- ball, to air guitar. Low spirits, too. For those seniors who remembered that, in spite of the bad times, they would miss the place. There were the down times. I think the pep assemblies were really boring, they need more excitement to keep the spirit going which they did not have. said sophomore Diane Herbenson. As the school year Wrapped up, BSH students, excited for sum- mer and graduation, worked their way through fourth quarter finals. As students finally cracked open their new yearbooks, the sud- den realization hit: Notch another one into the record books, Bud! But wait ........... 'tYou know, that wasn't half bad. With all those arrogant seniors departing down the road, why, Big Sky might even be better next year! After plans to thoroughly enjoy the summer, well we'1l be wild and ready to do it again. Like a constantly over-flowing glass of water placed under a running tap, Big Sky school life just keeps keeping on. And like the water in our favorite valley, it's got a pretty good quality. Wrapping it up -- 45