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

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Skyline offers 1 38 C0lll'Se! ix new staff members replaced per- sonnel not returning to Skyline this last fall. Due to limited state funding and a tight budget, no new programs were added to the curriculum this year. To help relieve the class load in the Art Department, Mrs. Dee Litzenberger be- came an art! drama teacher instead of fill- ing her previous Englishldrama assign- ment. Adding a new computer terminal in the math center and a word processor to the office practice program helped give students hands on experience in those courses. Besides offfering the regular required classes, Skyline offered vocational, com- mercial, and communicative arts courses, which gave the students a Wilde selection of 138 different courses, which provided a background for any chosen area of future specialization. Senior comp. students had a partic- ularly serious setback when the school li- brary was vandalized during Thanks- giving vacation. The vandalism came at an inappropriate time, as the seniors were just beginning their research papers for senior comp. It took about ZV2 weeks before the library was reopened and damage was estimated at about S5,000. The administration offered a S300 reward for any tips as to who committed the de- struction, but no substantial leads were obtained. Reorganizing the school library are the District 91 busdrivers and custodians. lnstructing his auto shop students is M r, Dick Tracy. Kiss. 'kwa Academics I 34

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' Time fo sendin Cupid's arrow alentine's Day was celebrated with the annual Nearly Wed Game. The couples who participated were Tiffini Ray and Mark Sutton, Ellyn Owens and Mike Smith, Lisa Ker and Ryan Cherry, Iayna Wilkes and Terrel Christensen, and Kori Harriell and Kenny Worton. Kori and Kenny won first prize which was a dinner for two at The Mill. The MC was Iaelyn Anderson. Val-O-Grams, cookies, and flowers were available for those who wanted to send them to their Valentine. This year Industrial Arts sponsored a raffle of a seven-pound box of chocolates plus three other smaller boxes. The win- ner of the seven-pound box was soph- omore LaDawna Newby. Discussing their answers are Tdfini Ray and Mark Sutton. Participating in the annual Nearly Wed Game are janya Wilkes and Terrel Christensen. Telling jaelyn Anderson one of her and Mike Smith's secrets is Ellyn Owens. Selling val-o-grams are Michelle Kearsley and jalyn Hammond. Patiently waiting for the val-o-gram rush are Girls' Fed. officers. y im f C., 1 Valentine's activities 136