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

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'n different directions Get Away!-Jeff Stevenson 1left3 makes a get away from Libby defenders. Stop Him!-Brian Waller 1below3 tackles a Stevensville runningback. What'd You Say?-Sophomore Derek Widdon 1far left3 looks to coach Bob Casey for the play in their game against the Libby Loggers. Grab It!-A Hellgate freshman 1far middIe3 fumbles the ball while under pressure from the Big Sky's freshmen defense. Sophomores: 1st Row 1l to r3: Paul Tull 1Manager3, 1873 Gary Marshall, 1253 Skeeter Mendenhall, 1233 Jim Hemphill, 1613 Dave Rathbun, 1723 Brett Zander, 153 Todd Okken, 1603 Tony Duddy, 1243 Joey Pollman and 1413 Mike Russell, 2nd Row 1l to r3: 173 Brent Frazier, 1433 Tim Brester, 1513 Kevin Moon, 1323 Greg Houldson, 1203 Jeff Stevenson, 1113 Mark Nelson, 1213 Mark Cash, 1103 John Reiner and 1403 Kelly Kovarik, 3rd Row 1l to r3: 1803 Leif Norby, 1683 Ty Brady 1623 Jeff Stevens, 1223 Cory Malone, 1633 Scott Matteuc- ci, 1553 Mark McDougall, 1423 Robert Johnston, 1563 Ted Childs, 1443 Keith Walt and Coach Hal Karl. 4th Row 1I to r3: Coach Bob Casey, 1303 Mike McLelIand, 1863 Tom Howard, 1883 Dave Clements, 1853 Don Hammock, 1333 Eric Frame, 1823 Scott Pas- tian, 1733 Blaine Mclntyre, 1763 Jett Ricci and Coach Jerry O'ReiIIy. sub-varsity Football-65

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nderclass squads travel The Big Sky freshmen and sopho- more football teams went two different ways this season. The freshmen ended up with a disappointing O-7 record. while the sophomores racked up a win- ning 5-2 record. The best gamethe freshmen played Said Mark Murphy. was their first game, a 12-O loss to Sentinel. Freshman Pat Malloy said it was the only game they played together as a team. The sophomores kept the winning record they established in 1982-83, go- Freshmen: 'lst Flow ll to rl: K. Johnson, J. Fabery, B. Kaldahl, S. Galahan. T. Ault, M. Nrcklay. D. Dahl, S. Meeks. K. Sommers, E. Brown and K. Aune. 2nd Flow tl to rl: K. Andreason, M. Van Fleet. G. Zander, C.McMuIlrn, S. Flrggs, B. Lake, K. Clute, P. Malloy, D. Larson, S. Bryant and B Mrlan. 3rd Flow ll to rj: B. Mrtchell, A. Burtstreld, G. Blrxt. D. Jones. J. Crrsprn. K, Mytty. T. Evans. D Mentzer. D. Schmidt and J. Lrpske. 4th Row tl to rj: Coach Johnson. T. Huse, C, Demery. C. Koepplln, J McKinney, M. Mur- phy. T Holden. D Bennett, B. Waller, J. Prckering. A Arledge, C. Chrlcote, V. Roberts, D. Schmidt, B. Hagestad, Fl. Sherman, B. Knoll, L. Larson, Coach Brekke and Coach Scarr. Not prcturedi B. Thompson. ing with a year of experience behind them. Sophomore quarterback Derek Whiddon, who saw some varsity action this year. gained some experience which helped the sophomore squad. The Eagle sophomores' best game of the season was against Stevensville, in which they rallied to win the game 19-13- The freshmen and sophomore foot- ball teams went through several changes this year that was learning the basics of football and that will help them in their upcoming varsity years. Brian Benson 'af 64-Sub-Varsity Football

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OWDERTU FF: gurls cop clty crown With the controversy of whether Powderpuff football should become a regular fall sport hanging over them, the Big Sky girls touch football squad nonetheless won the city crown for the second consecutive year. The first game of the girls season took place during homecoming week, when they defeated Hellgate 25-19. The game was wide open with both teams racking up impressive yar- dage statistics. The game was also very tough for the girls on defense because they had a hard time pulling the flags of their op- ponents. The difficulty of grabb- ing flags accounted for the high score. Senior Dawn Piatek romped for two touchdowns on quarterback sweeps, while senior Speedster Kim Twingley added two touchdowns on reverses from Piatek. The staunch Eagle defense made a goal-line stand on the one yard line to hold off the Knights for the win. The game against the Spartans was a defensive affair. The Eagles defeated Sentinel 13-0. The game was very low scoring because Sentinel opted to play touch football instead of by Flag rules. That made it a much easier game for the defensive squad to play because all they had to do was touch their opponents and not grab their flags. Piatek again provided heroics, tossing two touchdowns passes to Twingley for the only scores of the game. In the second half the Eagle squad struck quickly for two touchdowns to break the game open. It had been deadlock- ed at 0-0 at halftime. The Eagles promptly worked down field on the passing arm of Piatek, who tossed the first scor- ing strike to Twingley on a 24-yard throw in the right flat. After the two teams battled on even terms for the rest of the quarter, Piatek again hit Twingley in paydirt - this one a 30-yard score. The conflict that arose after their season was over was whether the girls should be able to letter, or if it should stay the same. Junior Mary Loren said, Powderpuff football should stay just like it is because there pro- bably wouldn't be enough schools to participate in it to have a regular season. The conflict didn't stop the girls from sweeping victories over both Sentinel and Hellgate. Brian Benson CONCENTRATION - Junlor Mary Rlsley trlghtl watches the actlon on the held wlth keen Interest Mary played on the defensive squad. CELEBRATION - Junior Renee Couture and sophomore Shawna Morris ttopj let loose wlth a loud cheer after the Eagles scored a touchdown against Sentinel POWDERPUFF - 4th Row: Mary Flrsely, Roxy Max, Tammy Stevenson, Rhnda Herdrek. Stacey Groff, Mary Loren. Angle Tacke. Beth Fors, Shawna Morris, Tana Harper. Julie Long, Klm Twlngley, Prlncess Bennett, Michelle Anderson, Robin sandvlg, Shelly Block 3rd Row' carla Roan, Amy Trusty, Suzie Con, Roxanne Sharvone, Susan Anderson, Kirn Hanes, Barbara Peterson, Klrn Drllman, Tlana Ohl, Phulrs Scott, Tammy Schnelder, Debbie Roan 2nd Row: Renee Coture, Nik: Metnvla, Mary Kaldahl, Shelly Campbell. Dawn Piatek. lst Row: Shelly Evans, Penny Smith, Charlet! Schmid, Michelle Moore, Kara Johnson, Chnstlne Roth, Jamie Boucher. 66-Powderpuff