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

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Senior Survey Best Dressed-Mike Smith, Tyfany Bay Most Intelligent-Dennis Keiser, Celeste Knight Biggest F lirt-Russ Hall, Kathy Baird Rowdiest-Paul Payne, Heike Noack Most Spirited-Mike Marboe, Nikki Lange Cutest Smile-Mike Snarr, jaelyn Anderson Most Talented-Bryce M echam, Kristine Rigby Best Athlete-Brett Spauldingfliuan Nelson, Mickey Hill First to Make a Million- Tyson Bradley, Laraine Wilkins est Looking-john Schofield, Melissa Bowen Contributed M ost- jeff H oover, Sue Lewis Best Body-Ric Lewis, Linda Grebb ost Original-F lint Hall, fewer Flynn ost Likely to be Remembered- jeff Hoover, Sue Lewis Mike Marboe, Gretchen Hahn Cassanovas-Russ Hall, Karen M ickelsen Gullible-Brian Haslam, jackie Stosich Plus- Terrell Christ1ansen!Balph Stanton, Nikki Lange Dear Abby -Larry Pratt, Angela Christian Likely to Become a S tar-Evan Nelson, julie Bradburn Couple-Evan Nelson, Lisa Gunderson, Mrs. Mills Eyes-john Schofield, Cammy Boyle Hair-Dyke M orris, Melissa Bowen Dedicated--Mark Sutton, Emily Liyenquist Laugh-Rod Ruiz, Melissa Stokes Most Likely to Get Married-Larry Pratt, Nikki Lange Outgoing- I eff H oover, Gretchen Hahn l Political Leader-Steve Taggart, Carlee forgenson Crackup-Cody Claver, jill Gardner Naive-Gary White, Lisa Gunderson Up on F ashionfFads-Dyke M orris, Teresa Nelson Likely to Succeed-Mark Sutton, Celeste Knight Artist--jon Kissner, Wendil Grasseschi 3' I63 Riding across Lagoon on the Tram are Scott Gledhill and Ted Brader. Filling the seats to capacity on the two-way Tram are members of the Senior Class. Rocking out at the Grad .Bash are Larry Pratt, Nikki Lange, Mark Sutton, Twini Ray, and other grads. The Best Ol1'lmes

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Seniors unit at bash, snea aking the place of Senior Luncheon, Grad Bashn was a big success. Many sen- iors attended to enjoy one of their last get togethers. The evening began with a talk from Senior Class Adviser Mrs. Sue Mousseau. After dinner, the winners of the Senior Survey awards were announced, and awards were given. The Grads spent the rest of the evening dancing to the taped music by David Frei. Many seniors com- mented that they enjoyed having a Grad Bash and preferred it over a Senior Luncheon. U On May 17 at 6 aQm., five bus loads full of anxious seniors Snuck to Lagoon for the annual Senior Sneak. After a long, three-hour bus ride, they finally arrived. Despite threatening weather forcasts, the seniors were surprised with warm but breezy weather. The Grads of '83 spent the rest of the day enjoying rides, playing games, eating lunch, and having a good time. Exhausted, they arrived back in Idaho Falls around 9:30 p.m. Many seniors take time enjoy their lunch at Senior Sneak. Enjoying the let Star 2 are Kathy Baird, Heidi Hansen, M elissa Bowen, and jill Gardner. Seniors enjoy the dance after dinner at the Grad Bash. Grad BashlSenior Sneak 162

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I W0n' HDI YOU BECK aturday, May 21 was the date for the Commencement Dance. The dance lasted from 9 until midnight and was held in the Student Center. It was sponsored by Girls' and Boys' Federations. Harts by Leo took pictures. The Student Center was adorned in the colors of pink, purple, lavendar, and White. Under colored balloons and a draped ceiling, students danced to the music of Renaissance. During intermission, Doug and Iulene Steel and jill Bingham sang the theme song, I Won't Hold You Backf, Then the seniors and their dates danced to the song Old and Wise. Approximately 200 hundred couples attended the tradi- tional last dance of the year. Singing I Won? Hold You Back during intermis- sion are Doug and julene Steel and jill Bingham. Posing as clowns at Commencement Dance are jeff and Kaflgu McGarq. Going out to join in the dance are Todd Wilkinson and his date. Talking in between dances are Heidi Hansen and james Anderson. x 7 5' Commencement Dance I 64