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

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Adviser, Mrs. joyce Taylor, has a warm spot in her heart for Teddy Bears. Teddy Bear members, front row: Linda Beahm, Carla Hemadez, jan Fridenstine, Kelly Wheeler, Lori Morgan, Linda Crebb, Theresa Nelson, and janice Hong fseniorsl. Second- row: Trina johnson, Brenna Ellis, Hayley Mathews, Vicki Hqfman, and Kan-ie Harris fjuniorsl. Back row: Kim Wheeler, Karey Worton, Tammijensen, Kim Haddon, jennifer Karvinen, Kristie Richardson, jaynu Wilkes, Chris Storer, and Karrie Bessey isophomoresl. Drill Mistress jan Fridemtine offers some pointers to the Teddy Bears as they warm up during fifth hour practice session. Also giving service with a smile as an adviser to Teddy Bears was Mrs. Carol Mills. 'DF auras..s.:.-0-'M' ' ,4 The Best Ol Times

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or many years, Skyline Teddy Bears have kept a tradition of providing high- quality entertainment and support for the school. Specific traditions included Teddy Bear pillow people at the Christmas assembly, and a sophomore tea at the beginning of each year. More important, however, is the Teddy Bears' tradition of hard work and parti- cipation. This year, they won first place in parade and minidome competitions. They also sold jewelry and calendars, besides holding several car washes, to raise money to purchase their costumes and put on their performances. VVhen asked about Teddy Bears' overall performance this year, Drill Mistress Ian Fridenstine remarked, Excellent...our Teddy Bears keep tradition ws girls have talent thatis unstoppable. Teddy Bears march at a pep assembly before an important football game. A yearly event at Skyline is the Teddy Bears' skit at the Christmas assembly. A lonely pillow-person stumbles around at the Christmas assembly. Teddy Bear officers, back row: Kelly Wheeler, costume mistress, Brenna Ellis, assistant vice-presi- dent, and Lori Morgan, vice-president. Second row: Vnbki Hojfman, assistant drill mistress, Trina johnson, historian, Theresa NeLson, sergeant-at-arms, and Carla Hernandek, costume mistress. Front row: Linda Grebb, drill mistress, Linda Beahm, president, and jan F ridenstine, assistant drill mistress. ready Bears -v i E

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772 af maids Mat Maid promote wrestling spirit hroughout the wrestling season, the Mat Maids kept very busy. They pro- moted spirit and interest for the sport of wrestling by supporting and cheering on the wrestlers. The Mat Maids went to all of the teamis meets. There they cheered, kept score and time, and had bake sales. They also decorated rooms and honored wrestlers in various assemblies. The twelve Mat Maids are voted in by the wrestlers. Top row: Wendy Miller, Melissa Stokes, Melissa Bowen, Leslie Park, Pitsy Albinson, and Tanya Young. Bottom row: Stenhanie Bowen, jill Hahn, Maia Lisa Obenchain, and Knlstin Chemey. Mat Maids and Cheerleaders raise their arms in the air to give the victory cheer at the dual meet against Minico. Officers Ctop to bottoml: Melissa Bowen, presidentg Wendy Miller, vice-presidentg and Pitsy Albinson, secretary. Cheering the wrestlers on are various Mat Maids and Cheerleaders. Mat MaidSlSpll'lt Club ....--.--B-A Y? 17 hug Xygqf me 22