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'AGL Student arts crafts rt Club kept busy this year with their many art projects for both the school and the comnunity. These included mak- ing and painting a paper Mache' Tiger for the annual bonfire, painting a 72 feet long banner for Albertsonis, painting Christmas scenes on store windows for the holidays, painting Christmas scenes on store windows for the holidays, painting the end zones for the football game against I. F., and painting the backdrop for the Festival of Trees at the Child Development Center. For their fund raiser this year, they collected coupons and received money for them from Albertson's. Michelle Pancheri Marta Miller, Wendie Grass- eschnl and julie james help paint the endzones for the annual game against I. F. Art Club officers: Michelle MetcaM Secretary- Treasurer, john Kilss-ner, PresidentgTroy Hansel, Hospitality Chairman, and Darrin Duff Trip Chaimian. Displaying their finished banner for Albertsons are various Art Club members. Top Row: Darrin Duff Dan Hansen, and Mike Arrington. Second row: Shawn Elder, Troy Hansel, RB:-uce Kelsey, Wendel Clay, john Kissner, Marta Miller, and Wendie Grasseschi. Bottom row: Mrs. Alice Foster, Adviser, Deanne Miyalake, Kelly Breen, Michelle Metcaf Leslie Park, Paige Thielbahr, Carolyn Thorsen, Michelle Pancheri, and Elaine Decker. Art Clubllndustrial Arts Club VV 3 K H .ffg f.r' -. WL , ,A as-.,,,.,,WNxnux NTL i . ,4-4
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weafhel' dictates club activities ki Club is one of the largest clubs at Skyline, enrolling over 120 members. This year members went to Sun Valley, which was a thoroughly drenching experiencef' according to adviser, Mr. Richard Pattee. A trip to jackson Hole was planned for March, but then was cancelled, due to lack of interest. Ski Club, top row: Mike Cole, Trou Hansel, Flint Hall, Mike jones Chris Cole, and Shawn Marshall, Second row: Dan Hanson, Paul Gronbeck, Gaylen Yeates, Dan Holland, Herb SprinkeL Dennis Owens, Herb Hogg, pam Scott, Kathleen Hanrahan, and Tyson Bradley, Third row: Christine Barnes, Susan Killian, Susan Baranick, Lucille Brizzee. julie jen-sen, jill Gardner, Heidi Hansen, Angie Smith. Kris Markham, Cynthia Miniger, Karen Gehrman, Brenda Percival, Paige Theilbahr, and Nancy Uldrich. Bottom row: Leslie Brown, Ronda Coin, Camille Cutler, Tricia Hancock, Lisa Keating, jamie Tuel. Leslie Actis, and Heather Weiqlc. Y Ski Club Officers: Unidentqiezl ski bumg Flint Hall, secretaryltreasurerg ski drop-in: Chris Cole, junior rep.g Heike Noack, vice-president, ski ca-malty: Randy Roeh, presidentg another ski bum: a second drop-in. Not present: Heather Macaukzy, sopho- more rep.g and Herb Hogg, senior rep. occer Club played two seasons this year, playing both in the fall and in the spring. They traveled to Boise for the state tournament in the fall, but played most of their games in the spring. Uncooperative weather, however, delayed their spring season. The club was divided into two teams -a varsity and a junior varsity - this year. They played in a league against Highland, Pocatello, I. F., and Bonneville. Soccer Club Officers: Tyson Bradley, treasurerg Knsten Richert, secretaryg and Reva Slaughterbeck. president. Soccer Club, top row: Kristen Richert, Robin Schoe- nemann, Chris Graves, Trudy Howells, and Mike An-ington. Second row: julie james, Revo Slaughter- beck, Chris Cole, Tyson Bradley, Kevin Young, Shane Siddoway, and Derrick Casper. Bottom row: Loren Y'barromlo, Herb Sprinkel, Dan Holland. Herb Hogg, Roger Leach, johan Ericsson, and john DiFelici. The Best Ol' Times
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cel m ndustrial Arts Club practiced most of the year, sharpening skills for the state industrial arts competition. To raise money to attend the state contest, mem- bers sold tickets and held a drawing for a 7-pound box of chocolates. They also gave away two smaller boxes on Valen- tine's Day. One of Industrial Art Club's major proiects for the year was an honor roll plaque listing Skyline valedictorians since the school began in 1967. HK Displaying the valedictorian honor roll plaque is Mr. Bob Grimmett and Mr. Kent Frerlrickson. Industrial Arts Club Adviser, Mr. Kent Fredrickson. measures the success of the club with a length of trim. Industrial Arts Club officers: Steve Hemsley, secre- tary, Todd Bailey, reporterg Mark Br-istoL presidentg and Tony Deschamps, sergeant-at-arms. Industrial Arts Club members, front row: Mark Bristol, Steve Hemsley, Darwin Kelsey, Bill Willl2lmS. Kyle Haroldsen. Second row: Mr. Kent Fredrickson, Greg Suckel, Richard Ree, Paul Gronbeck, Luella CarrolL Tony Deschamps, Kyle Gulbrunsen. Back row: Kevin Teeter, Les Caspemon, Kirk Wilkie. Nic McFarlane, and Todd Bailey. The Best Of TIMES
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