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

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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

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Ready, Set, Go-The boys' cross country team labove far lefty prepares for timings for an upcoming meet. Wheelin' and Dealin'-Senior Eric Fangsrud fabovel receives money for selling Big Sky hats. Summertime Practice ff embers of Starlites begin practice early, 'P school is in session. Here juniors Kristi .Ili L: and Tammi Jolliff liar lefty practice their USA routine for home- coming. A Notes, News, an - rlzg g Vgz. cts-Sun Journal staff member senior R .zzg fleftj and Missoulian staff lull, Donna Syvertson get the details on a foot .jf13?' I game. ir we l I 11 tk QW DX A