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

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is I THINK I'VE GOT IT! - Sophomore Craig McKay lleftj and junior Jeff Boyd tear down a 2-cycle engine for study. MEASURING UP - Sophomore Bryan Walker labovel inspects a piece of equipment in Small Engines class while junior Joe Haggerty looks on. MOTORVATION - Junior Donald Halverson lnghtl works on a 2-cycle engine to master the skill of re-assembling the pans to their original alignment. Senior Ethan Elwell looks on. Technological advances in the field of fine arts begin with today 'S M906 Kliffus Students and... SE m0NKF:f,imie a wie EP' 'oi Gif' n HE omGIN5::o?2hris Schmi T and Se d l W' Www 102 - Creative hands

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1- 2 W, Mi: QA ' ' wie! A fi! Wt? i ,gov SIGNING UP - Matt Hirning fabovel fills out information for the May School of Broadcasting while Junior Lynn Beauilieu looks on. MAKING TRACKS - Senior Chad Beierle frightj fills out an ap- plication for a college scholarship. WALKING ABGUT - Seniors Keith Kaster, David Dillman, and Brent Schneeman fbelowl make their way through the Career Fair. ...vr , .., 3.3 . l2Q0V ...'li ' 'WK 'lr ' ZWCNL 1 LISTENING IN - Junior Kay Anderson flower lefty listens to col- lege representatives. li. DECISION MAKING - Senior Cindy Joseph flower rightl listens to a representative from Kinman Business College. st Career options - 101 it

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HOLD IT STEADY - Sophomore Brian Taber's frightj face shows the deep concentration it takes to do the exacting work required in Drafting. JUST A DAB - Junior Randy Carter fbottoml dips into his paint box carefully as he prepares to continue working on his painting. TOTALLY AWESOME - Junior Mike Mannel qcenterl shows no emotion as he dismantles a twocycle engine. CHECK IT OUT - A welding student fleftl examines to see if the weld sealed ommorrow's styles depend on the creative objects that evolve from the imaginative minds and hands of the fine arts students at Big Sky. The curriculum for fine arts includes Auto Mechanics, Drafting, Art, Welding, Woods, and Small Engines. lt is important for kids to know about art, said George Gogas, Arts teacher. ln his classes Gogas at tempts to help his students learn how to see. He says that there really isn't anything extremely wild going on in his classes, but Senior Sandy Richardson enjoys the class. Of all the projects we've done, working with pastels, acrylic paint, and scratchboard are the things I enjoy most. Brian Schmid. the Art 3 teacher at Big Sky, teaches because he wants to Try to give an opportunity to kids to learn what I've learned as a prac- ticing artist. Other classes offer mechanical arts offerings. From arc to tig welding, from auto mechanics to small engines. students learn the basics. Jamie Hemphill, a Welding 2 student, said , lf a student is interested in working in a shop. and likes to repair things, welding is a good class to take. Even if you don't want to work in a shop it's a handy trade to know. Creative hands - 103