Skyline High School - Behemoth Yearbook (Idaho Falls, ID)

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f ai r auf Y we is , Y if s 41.5- Guest speaker for the skit assembly is Coach Dale Guivord. As the contenders for Homecoming Royalty are announced, Lynette Andrus is escorted by jeff Hoover. Portraying Father Time, Mike Whyte tells Skyline studetns about the birth of the Grizzlies. Serving as MC, Mr. Kent Marboe announces the next segment of the program. Victorious in the skit assembly, Class of '83 members show their excitement. Sophomore Shelli Landon perfroms a ballet dance for the crowd of students and faculty. 9 The Best Of Times

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kits .m. activit his year's homecoming endured a change of tradition. Instead of the annual Skit Night, which was held in the Civic Auditorium, Skyline students witnessed the first Skit Morning assembly in the Skyline gym. This change occurred because of an incident last year in which someone lit several firecrackers during Skit Night. Included in the yearis assembly were the spirit wall and skit competitions be- tween the classes. Homecoming Royalty was also announced at this time. The Master of Ceremonies was Mr. Kent Marboe. Coach Dale Guilford served as the guest speaker and gave the students a pep talk of school pride. Sophomores began the skit competition with their '55-'85 Love Affair, chosen to correspond with the homecoming theme, Only Time Will Tell. juniors then picked up the action with Father Time. Seniors concluded with their presentation of The Night Before the Big Game. Mr. Marboe completed the assembly with the announcement of Homecoming Royalty and the class competition winners. H' Q juniors Mike Whyte and Kris Clark help to prepare the Junior Class spirit wall. Attempting to decorate the winning spirit wall, sophomores take their best shot. In a slightly precarious position, Tom Mosbrucher puts up a spirit wall poster. YI 3 Homecoming Assembly II8

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Week's forecast: wind parade starlit danc rainy Thursday afternoon was the setting of the annual Homecoming Parade. Presiding as Grand Marshall was Wesley Curtis, who has been respon- sible for the upkeep of the grounds at Ravsten Stadium. This stadium, accord- ing to Mr. Bob Grimmett, is one of the finest high school facilities in the state. Mr. Curtis led the procession over the parade route beginning at Rhinehart Park and ending at Skyline. In the class float competition, seniors received first place, juniors claimed second, and sopho- mores came in third. Saturday night's dance marked the end of Homecoming week. Girls' and Boys' Federations, who co-sponsored the week's activities, decorated the Student Center with tin-foil stars, and pastel streamers, and balloons. Renaissance provided music for the event. Skyline's Booster Club gets into the action with its float exhibiting the grizzly mascot. Class of '83 shows its spirit with its float displaying the Homecoming theme Only Time Will Tell. Bundled up against the cold, the Skyline Marching Band fills the atmosphere with its music. Homecoming Paradelbance 120