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

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d The blend of students an fy W N' f QM, ugh the year students dived into and hilarious antiees. Whether at a football game, in the cafeteria, in the gym or in class they managed to hav fun. It was a very us mixture fun an craziness. Gne such day was the time of the an- nual senior class picture. After a slight hassle about the day the photo was t be taken se ' O , niors finally dressed up wild ly for the photo. T hey found time to express themselves in other places as well. Like having fun on the drag. Or having fun at the fair. Or h ' ffl avmg fun at a wee-ken game. Or even having fun in class. Indeed B' . ig Sky students themselves with a ve stamped ly us image. hui becalne, . Q Vefy cr3ZY VGVY Original ll--- iflls 1 Ques ery best thir about Big SKY? tion: What is the v The very best are the Students and the 'Xtra activities 3' 'h , . Having a good time Seniors get involved while . . ,, ,,.epanng for the class picture that was taken for the with your 5'1end-9' S yearbook on 'fOutclass the Knights Day. Shelly Hgwe, Sr, , Lv ON THE DRAG - North Higgins Ave. in the downtown business area is the favorite spot for high .1 -H-ff school students to hangout on a Friday or Saturda i ht, TAIKEA BREAK S ' - enior Kara Johnson sits on the gym floor during halftime of a girls' basket- ball game. HANDS UP FOR SCHOOL SPIRIT - Flowdy Junior class shows their spirit at a pep assembly. WAVING HELLO - Senior Mike Skillicorn and ophomore Anita Vandewerker saying Howd SMILES IN THE Y CROWD - Juniors Dan Schufg and Karri Trudell enjoy a Bi Sk g y football game. FAIR-LY HAPPY - Sophomores Sarah Heffner, Matt Van Fleet and Mary Black enjoy an evening out at the fair. STARS I N THEIR EYES - Junior Varsity Cheerleaders shiver in th . e cold during U ot M Homecoming Parade. A very USU mixture 16 -

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Big Sky students are sometinles. .. W . tw f O . ,X lj , , from boring , -rl , U f lf W finals week and t ! X y, 0 cipation of the weekend DRIVEN BY BOREDOM - Taking advantage of free time in an Algebra I class, Kristin Kirby places a dunce cap on Greg Washington's head. A TIME FOR CONCENTRATION - Big Sky chemistry teacher Dick Palin, demonstrates the procedures of an experiment to the students in one of his science classes. RELAXATION - Chris Pfau reads a book in study hall. PASSING WHAT? -- notes is always an interesting way to tell your neighbor what has been hap pening, Cara Graves and Debbie Stelling get involved in this fun. TIME OUT - Thumbing through magazines is a typical way of using up spare class time as shown by Doug Hayes, Valerie Conklin, and Stacy McDermott. Passing 18-Driven to Distraction