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

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unlque PERSONALITIES Warmth comes from a smile too BRENT BURTSFIELD and SHELLY ENT ZEL had smiles that wouldn t quit Their teeth were always shining in bright smiles Bnghtness comes from more than just smiles too A person with a true sense of humor and a real clown according to most seniors was BILL ST JOHN He was always there with a funny joke or gesture to make people even the grouchlest laugh Or what about SCOTT PIERCE and DOUG HAYES? Their crazy antics often brought to mind commedians Bob and Doug Mackenzie. Craziness could have been contagious. MATT IHomerl HIRNING and STACEY GROFF were also capable of bringing smiles to people s faces with their antics. Another group is the rowdies. They in- cluded: MIKE TEDESCO, SEAN EARL- ING, SHAWN WILSON, SHAWN HEIDRICK and BRUCE GREEN. Then there were the more serious students. BENT SCHNEEMAN was con- sidered a person who was NOT the nerd stereotype, but who could still be turn- ed to for help in Calculus, Chemistry and Computers. MICHELLE POTTER was considered the most organized senior and the top- ranked one at that. LOREEN McRAE was known for her dedication to running, a sport she excel? ed at. AMBER UNDERHILL was thought of as one of the most determined. In fact her goal is to eventually move from her pre- sent position as Sun Journal editor to future editor of the Seattle Times. JENNY MURPHY was considered one of the class' biggest assets. She was a class officer as a junior and senior. Student body officers STEVE GROVER and KEITH KASTER led the seniors and the school during the year. Others who stood out: RUSS GAR- RETT, KIM ALSAKER, TED ANNO, JILL STETLER, DAVE ARLEDGE, and WENDY PEACOCK. gt M' digg .. ' w