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

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Class of '83 6 Sails 0 lass of '83 Baccalaureate and Com- mencement services featured the theme, Sail Onf, The ceremonies were held on May 22 and May 25 at the Idaho Falls Civic Auditorium. Dr. Rheim Jones, a former District 91 School Board chairman, delivered the address during Baccalaureate. The Skyline Concert Choir provided two musical numbers, and a senior octette sang the theme song. Approximately 285 Skyline seniors re- ceived their diplomas at the Commence- ment ceremony. The Skyline Chamber Choir sang two musical selections. Fea- tured speakers were Dennis Keiser and Celeste Knight, two of the four class valedictorians. Other valedictorians were Mark' Sutton and Susan Weber, and salutatorians were Bruce Kelsey and Laraine Wilkins. District 91 Superinten- dent jerry Jacobson, Senior Class President Mark Sutton, and Skyline Principal Rich- ard C. Bigelow also spoke at the event. During his remarks, Mr. Bigelow paid tribute to Mr. jerry Shively, who will be taking on the job of District 91 Co- ordinator of Music and Arts. Mr. Shively has been choir director at Skyline during the past 17 years. At the end of the cere- mony, the Class of '83 brought their days at Skyline High School to an end by forming the letters SHS on the stage and singing the school song. Valedictorians and Salutatorians for 1983: Mark Sutton, Dennis Keiser, Bruce Kelsey, Celeste Knight, Susan Weber, and Laraine Wilkins. Senior boys line up outside the Civic Auditorium rior to Baccalaureate p . Singing 'KCaelic Blessing, the 1983 Skyline Cham- ber Choir struggles with their emotions as they perform under the direction of Mr. jerry Shively for the last time. BaccalaureatelCommencement 1 68

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WEiRE ON OUR WAY Look at us, it looks like we have made it to the top. Now that we're here, we realize that time will never stop. We're on our way, yet trying to hold on, It passed us by so soon, and now it's almost gone. WE ,RE ON OUR WAY. Suddenly, everything we ever did is done, Now that we're here, we wonder the race is lost or won. Here we are, standing on our rainbow, Watching our tomorrows fade into yesterdays. WE ,RE ON OUR WAY. I t's hard to say good-bye to all those you called friend. Knowing that you may never see or hear from them again, Somehow we're afraid that memories will fadeg We must leave them all behind ,cause now it's our time. WE ,RE ON OUR WAY. Here we are standing on our rainbows, Watching our tomorrows fade into yesterdays. WE 'RE ON OUR WA Y. I ts time to say good-bye, Weave learned to laugh together, now we'll cry, We feel it slipping by, but still we try. We 're on our way, we're shooting for the sun. We ran the race and won. Fate says we cannot stay, WE 'RE ON OUR WAY. Composed and written by Kristine Rigby Making their grand entrance as thc graduates are introduced are Mike Marboe, Herb Sprinkel, and Terrel Christensen. Performing their last drill for Skyline High School is the infamous F-Brigade. 'i Showing off their summertime cowboy attire are Russ Hall, john Keller, and Kyle Searle while Mike Arrington awaits his introduction. 6 1 The ses: or nmes

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-3 Q4 Graduate Ann Pearson receives her diploma and a congratulatory handshake from School Board mem- ber Marjorie Miller. Valedictorian Dennis Kezker delivers his speech. Skyline's class of 1983 . During the Baccalaureate service, the senior octette composed of Sue Lewis, Mike Bearden, jill Holmgren, jeg Hoover, julie Bradburn, Thel Casper, Karen Mickelson, and Evan Nelson sing Sail On. 69 nm nes: Of Times