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

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QU S W S S Volume Iv. 1984 ,aw Q. . I QV - xi? 0 ' ,xgabovs Q06 6g9Xi.Q,b4- 99 O40 C966 6,60 'eve ,OcC,.,5ia9 CCW' Q69 X XXX6-exoxxgu Niafoffg as aria xdio .Q ex Lnxflvwfbe' Shaving Time-Student Body President Kevin Malloy fabovel gives Boys' Football Coach Kevin Hammond a shave during a pep assembly. Smile Pretty-Senior Sharon Kost tabove middle leftl poses for her senior mug shot forthe Sunrise. Class Help-Students try to assist each other in classes. Seniors Tammy Lein and Laurel Boyd tabove far leftl look up American Government ques- tions. Up and Over-Shooting a jump shot against the Columbia Falls Wildcats tabove rightl is guard Wendy Johnston C221 Rowdies-Big Sky students ttar abovel at a football game. J 2 12 46 60 108 145 162 220 234 OPENING! Who are the students at Big Sky? Exactly how and why are they second to none? STUDENT LIFE! The students of Big Sky help set this school apart from the rest of the pack A lively look at those rowdies, the special events they take part in, and how they do it. ACADEMICS! What kind of ac- tivities in the classrooms make this a school of unique educational opportunities? SPORTS! The Eagles were a domi- nant force in the 83-84 Montana sports scene. An inside look. ORGANIZATIONS: Eagle students were involved in many various activities during the year, from drama to ski club. BIG SKY REVIEW! A new and exciting feature in the Sunrise. A fresh look at the school, community, its peo- ple and the World around it. PEOPLE! The special faces who made Big Sky number one! U 164 - Freshmen lil 174 - Sophomores lj 184 - juniors lj 194 - Seniors U 210 - Administrators U 212 - Faculty ADS-INDEX-COLOPHON! CLOSING! Ample 'proof that the school, the people and the traditions at Big Sky are second to none. Table of Contents-1

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EC ig Sky will not come in seeond to anyone, no one, none! At first, we were known as the new school. After our first four years, we had built a reputation as the new school with talent. Our awards showed the accomplish- ments. The trophies marked the begin- ning of our athletic triumphs. and our school had begun to emerge as being sec- ond to none. We all joined together to make BSH a school to be proud of and to enjoy. The opportunities that were available to us were a great asset to our success. The stu- dents, faculty. and parents all worked hard to make the most ofBSH. With everyone involved we boasted a great amount of pride in ourselves and our school. We soon became known as the new school...with talent and unity. We dominated the sports scene and showed teams all around the state that we were serious about being second to none. Social life was still one of the most important parts of teenage lives. Friends, parties. movies. cruisin'. and sports events were all a part ofthe after hours ofstudents' lives. Throughout the year students displayed their school spirit by becoming involved in pep assemblies. spirit weeks. and a variety ofextracurrieular activities. BSH experienced something new that l had not yet happened before. The class of 1984 was the first four-year graduating class ofBig Sky. The student body continued to build our history and traditions and grow together as a unified school, to make us second to none! Claudie Sterner No. 1 Eagles-Seniors K.C. McGowan, Etaine Colcliron, Kurt Carlson and the Eagle Mascot tabove rigt'1tidisplaythatBig Sky is Second to None at a footbaii game. Studying1Time-+Senior FiinaMcKay and Junior Michelle Pastian irightj concentrate on their Q.. aceountnngduring class, ..m.e. , V iv t' D 'YO ONE -s A' 3'f 3 1.10- ' - 2 Opening lSecond to Nonej ,'luw-'Ala'