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

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L.. Sophomore Danny Zenter gets into the music. Lining up in front of Parson Howard's marriage booth, couples await their temporary marriage licenses. Couples take part in a fast dance. Pamon', Vince Howard perfroms the marriage ceremony for an anxious couple. Attendants to A Manu: john Witbeck, First Attendantg Mike Hall Second Attendant. A Manu: Scott Hexum. 4 I The Best Of Times

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Girls foot bil for a changf 5 l 1 l 1 l kyline girls treated their guys to an evening out on February 18 at the annual Girls' Choice dance. The theme of the dance, which was sponsored by Dance Club, was Truly. During intermission Mike Hinckley sang the theme song. Throughout the evening, couples could visit a marriage booth where Mr. Vince Howard married them for 31. Marriages were valid until 2 a. m. Craig VVhitbeck provided taped music. Our Man' was jim Newbold. His attendants were David Wood and Stan Rau. Darren McCary was chosen to be The Manf' Mike Hinckley and Matt Molen were his attendants. Selected as A Mani' was Scott Hexum with john Witbeck and Mike Hall as his attend- ants. This year's Girls' Choice drew a large tumout. The Mann: Darren McGary. Attendants to The Manu! Mike Hinckley, First Attendantg Matt M olen, Second Attendant. Attendants to Our Man : David Wood, First Attendantg Stan Rau, Second Attendant. Our Man : jim Newbold. Seniors Cody Claver and Beth Davis enjoy a slow dance. Girls' Choice nd'-an- ' 140

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uring the '82-83 school year, many professionals visited Skyline. They came to inform the students about colleges, careers, and subjects pertaining to their classes. Career Day was set aside to educate the students about careers they felt they might go into after high school. They chose two out of the forty-one classes offered. Higher Education Day was planned for the graduating seniors. They also chose two classes to go to. A representative from one of Idahols colleges spoke to them about the colleges' variety of 'pro- grams and activities. Many classroom guests also lectured to Skyline students. They explained their philosophies and shared their experiences on social Darwinism, mountainmen, art and business skills, and many other subjects. The results of the Needs Assesment Survey that was administered last fall revealed that the students' top priority was to know more about career and college opportunities. By having these professionals visit Skyline the admin- istration were attempting to fulfill this need. Professional har kills, lmowled WP? I Explaining the academic and financial programs of the Universitv of Idaho is Mary Kay McFadden. Explaining the theory of Social Darwinism, Dr. Willahm Evans speaks to Mr. Alan Begleyfs American history class. Describing the variety of classes available at the College of Idaho is Kimberly Bolts. Pl'0feSSl0ll3lS MS- AQ V Q l 142