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

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USA gets Reagan for four more The 1984 presidential race captured the attention of BSH students for a brief time last fall. Perhaps the most interesting factor was Geraldine Ferraro, who was on the Democratic ticket with Fritz Mondale. She was the first woman to run for one of the top offices in the country. Her competency was argued in four debates. The voters split evenly for the first time in many years. Those who were considered liberal in social politics went for the Democratic ticket. Those who were in favor of a strong defense, a vigorous economy, and increased business activities went for Reagan. Evidently there was a large majority who sided with the Ftepublicans. At Big Sky a straw poll before the election revealed that students favored Fleagan 8-to-2. Fteagan's strong views against pro-choice concer- ning abortion, in favor of increased defense spending, and on tougher foreign policies made him popular with the voters. Experts did not predict a landslide victory. But it was. 'WAY ' V' f . e .4 kgs... 5 t as la, f e S . if .-.tt f at ' t 1 .Q-, E 0 A l .

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-- '14 Q... ggi?-, 1- fir -' '-' 'Y vu ie' 5 FREINDLY LUNCH - Taking time out with freinds are seniors Bill St. John, Ted Anno and junior karen Richards at a local fast food resaurant during lunchtime. MISS LEAD - Toning and shaping up hit Big Sky students as it did the rest of the nation. Sophomore Beckie Mostad was no exception to the fad. ITS A SALE - The junior class held its annual slave sale to help pay for the juniorfsenior prom. Junior Guy Baker is up for sale as Cleve McDonald olavs the part of auctioneer. I . W 'F' a 1 ' ' ' 'O .. '-' - . ' N' - y -' lr .-4.141-'! ff' .cop tw S A Q DY? WJXSS 5 I D I if if it ,. if 'A' ll-X' '- + 'i'f i3 i . .,.. . is -ef--Ms., ...x, ..., - 2 2 ' 0 I fit-bfi sl 'Q O I

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2 1 H tr. LIFE SAVER - recovers from his mechanical the Humana heart , , HERE Israeli soldeirs patrol the duly- B HELD the heart e ouer were that as long as he did after the two more men, both living as of received the same heart. third patient to heart. took at the Humana 444444444444-Y-4 The CHALLENGE of space travel 3...2...1...O...BLAST OFF! It was a common sound to hear for those who witnessed the many space shut- tle trips to space in recent years - either by watching in person or on television. The Columbia and Challenger have been making trips into space to work on science projects and other top secret missions. In 1985 an MCHS teacher, Judy Martin, asked to the first teacher to make a space shuttle trip. Changing World - 151 qv 533 9 A t V . fist . .Q ,ji EES W tim. ,t SOON T0 LAUNCH - The space shuttle, Columbia recieves repairs. The shuttle is located at the Kennedy Space