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

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Shantel Kammerer-9 Angie Karlin-10 Meiissa Keller-9 Donna Kellmer-9 Jerry Kelty-11 Marx Kemmer-10 Susan Kester-10 Krisyie Key-10 Raine Kidder-9 M. Kindsfather-10 Lynn King-11 Kristin Kirby-9 Rod Klamerus-11 Jennifer Klaus-9 Mike Klaus-11 Eric Klemencic-9 Jeffery Knapp-10 Jim Knuchel-9 Brett Knoll-10 Alan Knopp-9 Corey Koepplin-10 e..ff..f5 . - 'if gi N siege xxx xnxx i SE e Ns Q X ,FYI X ,,.: . is I K it N X Q ' ,. H ., Q1 X X ,, , , X pq um... s vs MSX Q Q X was ,F A 5 -. .N an -v xt'5 -yi fff' 'fi tg S. ' Q r I uf, i 3 fi ji 1 7 6 -Kammerer-Koepplin HERE I'l' IS-Kristin Fiehar- dy hands Robert Perrin her Dapef- CHECK IT OUT-Dana Orbe disects a crayfish. FINISHED-Senior Pam Lande checks over her layouts to insure perfection for the deadline. ' DETENTION-Kevin Hammond watches over students who are assigned to after school detention. is . .if e , X 3 ,E is If R

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aes? Q. . . Lrg f ' - - V THEIR UP I f 'W an f -Yr 71.1 0 o , X X LL 7 S J' A 1 ' 1 X 9 3 qi X i 9 XX I- IZ, m Af Q V, 5 fl w y 21' J' 01 3 0 o es Sk hom -k STRIVIN G if for excellence Striving for excellence in a classroom is perhaps the most important goal for every teacher. Some say they strive for excellence in their rooms by creating a relaxing or humorous atmosphere. According to many teachers, students seem to work better in an atmosphere which makes them comfor- table. Since it's impossible to satisfy all students, teachers often try to set up an atmosphere in which the largest number of students is served properly. Having students believe ir1 me and to know me is important. A sense of humor is a part of my personali- ty and my job. said math teacher Jim Lodge. ' Lk':!Ig:L 5 I .....,..-. X99 Kelly Laridonng gsfgg-.f-...Q -... ..wffs,fa':gf fff:: . Brian Larson-10 S Donny Larson-10 L Lenny Larson-10 L L L fi e'-p L L LL Mike Larson-9 Q an S Jw M Q... L Tahir Larson-9 L e. 1, ff , , Q -4- S X i f Trevor Larue-10 . 'Q' it ... e L ,I Tonie Lavoie-10 . -L . Jacki LHWYGHSOH-10 ' 1 Jill Lawrenson-9 L L L . . 1 Marnie Leclair-10 ,V - L , .5 it S 5 S Si Ben Lee-9 I ' ' A. L . LL D Linette Leese-10 .r --' .- M .A lf' f A 6 i K' ' Ryan Leno-9 ' I LL L . f-M? P' Q Q J' LLL - . L -5 ILS .A . X 1 4- L i ss., s x Li ' N63 Bob Lester-9 Andy Lewis-9 David Lewis-9 Stacey Lewis-11 Tamara Lindon-9 Chris Lipsey-10 E 1 Q r Y' 'Y' i as N ep Q X iss ' X ...... if Q Si W e i V r S K . S X es.. X ri a f L 1 D N .. ' S i L 5 H e L 3 ' fx ,az S Andrew Lindberg-11 is I S I rii T L, X ' i i esseee Ei V2 5 Lg LL I 5' L i is - .. , Q Si. S Q idii 1 7 8 -Loridon-Lipsey R SN iebewuffli? 'Q is i