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

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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'

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mf W fst- Second NV 'E-Mtg? Q ' hat are you doing today at noon? Let's go out to lunch, okay? I'm sorry I have a meeting to go to. What is it for? It's a Senate meeting, then I have my Qmbuters to work on. 4 How aid togrrowif' This is com n problem for most sgidentsiany are in- volved i xtracuiular acti- vities r ing fromglubs. to music, aifd sports. For 1-ugly students gghool did not incl ejust homevvgrk and classesk meant involxgtment outside-H the classroom. BSH d many availablgggti- vities t students. Sports re pr a the most dominatigg. agthe regular season f orts. ut we also had HH i - ang? program. t M students fled from cafetmhia to the gy asium, outd rs. and the ': ,,,. ms duri lunch time. tenad weekly meetings. libr time. or to study for that Mbigigyest. wtf were unique when it carry to involvement. In most smls, only a few students p ipate. Usually the same onQ'. But at Big Sky. There is no 'ust one crowd that parti- ci es, it's everyone, com- meflted junior Kelli Rose. ,EJ ith everyone involved. BSH sygmed like a family, The e variety of students didn't ict us as a unit. The more v iety, the more ideas we had: t e more unity we had. Every- e who attended BSH made it -gel like a real student body. We ood out with togetherness. ...Z ,,,V Claudie Sterner ow Ab 1 You? Students Qrightj ow their volvement with the cheer we got sp Many students be- came lnvol and attended many of Q .ay 'flhe sports ek ts, especially for FOSS lOWI'1 I'I ., Q9 Y 'fs Y ,an , , ' T 5 , M A t-.-e if i Q,- l Q iYX'CYYl D!-iv' .4- 5-5 25 if -:rf W 4'3- sg-Opening llnvolvementj 4- 41 -W