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

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L1 Big Sky High Schoo1's SLUTTISG olume 3100 South Ave. W. Missoula, MT 59801 f 'Q ON THE COVER - The message of the cover is simple: to convey a feeling of reaching for the sky. The Sunrise hopes you feel the message and reach at us. A big thanks to seniors Sara ww. is ...v f wma' ' I gk- 'ns fi' , .f s rg Fllfiztffi . f if' EJ if A 1' . M.. ,, ., ff yr, i 'f r Q yas 'f f rf 1 2 V ' 5 k 1 Ji fr .sag ., .. 1 ,gow Q kgias M x V gg K M . ,W . ,M l B .f--as ,wg ag ffm. X,,i.,gJ ws 'E if ' If X My si Eff ..,. if ,Q . W ,QW .am :F E Mmm, is at A se , . 5, at , f, Q fit .. M , z . f , . ,gt .. Aisasw .R .X arg is it 1 w if rs :l -1 as .a gag? X if 5 ifseg if fe-M' be li if 5' ter is Sf 'rf .is f 5 e .M . so ll? The Good Tiimes i Student Liiefl .,.. i II1VOlX7tT?fiTl6?iiHllQ Qilfirfgsimizationsl . , . , , . Seabury, John Kovalicky, Hilary Chap- man, Mike Tedesco, and Toni VanDerwerker. Photo by Mark Bryant, car from Bruce Peterson Motors, and clothes courtesy of Hennesy's. ' J .1 Knomxw.. ge i.,f,..1i.l ..... homies . . . . . ...ua am. my ' it fi at 'ff llglrir Vietoiy lbpoz. . . . . . . . M . ' it it ii lliii Big S. y e,.vic.fn. . . . . . . V 2 'S 2 is All lk, Commuruty' il eop e . . . si , . El ff wi W, 'J fisfisligiigsikzzigqfgitrzftigigg Sgwsgtgeisrgiisftzz Gold Pages Utidsl . . . 209 Index ........ . . 218 Closing . . . . 221 1

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9' Q0 Q5 G fd' Q High school memories are mosdy of football games, dress-up days, dances, parties and friends. Aside from all of the good times, a student should receive a Well rounded academic background for the future by the time they end their senior year. With the fast advancing technology of today's world, a teenager needs to plan their high school education carefully. Big Sky is trying to help its students do just this. The changes made by the school board are only beginning to go into effect and the students had conuoversial views of them. Two of the changes made were in the grading procedure and the graduation requirements. Quarter grades were not put on the students' transcripts. Instead, the school went to a semester grading system. The Class of 1986 must take one year of American Gov ernment, instead of one semester. One extra year of science is being added to the Class of 1987's graduation requirements. These and other changes were made to better the quality of education received at Big Sky. XLLKQK i L,gQsex CLJKQQ Q --NSXQLQ NUQOJ5 'QQQUN pl outta gr dei Z Q91-SLC. 'CU JKVLIQUQ c tu QJr1Qtf'vwWLt5 UQQU5 CLMI G6 .,gylvxJ1'1.I Inga? octet Gb wh L .x CWNCB5 Smal ' vucvhq UJQSJD lmllooovsfawi Wcssn sgr- trmmio 4fllfZ0ef COMPARING ANSWERS - Junior Trace Weisenburger looks at junior Flan- dy Carter's calculations during Accounting. the first da of school his work. 2 - Future SCHOOL AGAIN - Big Sky Students gather aroung a table waiting to receive their activity cards during registration on y . HERB GRAF - Mr. Graf instructs Ger- man students in the foreign language lab. WORING HARD - Sitting in the math core, freshman Randy Rowland finishes ff