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

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3 MM! Discussing the programs and courses that would be helpful in later life is David Lindsay from Boise State College. Informing the seniors of the beneficial programs at ISU isjohn Roake. Educating Skyline students on the Hnanicial programs Of Vo-Tech is Steve Albinson. Explaining the advantages and disadvantages of a career in Auto Service is Andy Anderson. Visiting Skyline for a Career Day is Khalil jones. Helping john Taylor decide on what college would be best is Rod Bailey from Lewis-Clark State College. The Best Of TIIIIBS

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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

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Hop reverts to boys' choice his year, Sophomore Hop changed from girl's choice to 'boy's choice The dance was held on the evening of March 12 in the Student Center from 9 to 12. During intermission, Terry Croth and Iulie Cosswiller sang the theme song, which was You and I. Rovalty was then announced. Scott Hanson and Cristie Cook were crowned King and Queen, with their lst attendants being jeff Bur- tenshaw and Ellyn Owens, and 2nd atten- dants, Troy Anderson and Lisa Keating. The taped music was supplied by Craig Whitbeck. Singing You and I during intemiission at Sopho- more Hop are Terru Groth and lulie Gosswiller. Staring into each other's eyes during a slow dance are Suzie Smith and Doug Steel. Couples enjoy a slow dance at the Hop. Ni? X! Sophomore Hop I 44