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

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I0 ide 3 Cti ities oys, Federation includes all Skyline boys as members. Working with Girls' Federation, Boys' Federation sponsors several assemblies, including a ski movie and fashion show in November. The two federations also work together to organize homecoming and commence- ment dances. Boys' Federation officers, top row:Lance Rossetti, Larry Pratt, john Schofiled, Doak Bailey, and Mr. Roger Hoekstra, adviser. Sitting are Scott Bridges, Mike Marboe, Richard Ziebarth, Lavell Pack, and Dyke Morris. Senior cabinet members pose upside-down on the library steps: Dyke Morris, Mike Marboe, john Schofield. Richard Ziebarth. Doak Bailey, and Larry Pratt. Mr. Roger Hoekstra is the adviser to Boys' Fed. The Best Of Times

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erhaps the busiest club at Skyline is Girls' Federation. Officers and cabinet members work to involve all Skyline girls in major events throughout the year: Homecoming Week, a spring fashion show, a Valentine's Day assembly, and Commencement Activities. Girls' Federation officers: Susan Hatch, secretaryg Michele Keaniley, historiang Lori Mecham, vice president, julene Steel, president, jaelgn Anderson, treasurer, and Lucille Brizzee, reporter. Girls' Federation leaders are: bottom row, Marilyn Hart, jill Gardner, Christine Bames, and jackie Slosich. Standing are Mrs. Cm-lem Herring, adviser, Crystal Taylor, Lucille Brizzee, jaelyn Anderson, julene Steel, Lori Mecham, Michele Kearsley, jalyn Hammond, and Susan Hatch. Girls' Federation Adviser, M rs. Carlene Herring. Federation variet 1 ig- ,..4- N- , sv .W- .4 . . ,. ' X kt Girls' I Boys' Federation 48

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for futur times, nee uture Farmers of America helps stud- ents prepare for the future by developing agriculture leadership, career awareness, cooperation and citizenship. Their calen- dar was full year 'round with many meet- ings, seminars, and contests of all kinds each month. FFA members also had many fun activities, such as Donkey Basketball, a Bar-B-Que, a Ski Trip, and helping with Harvest Ball. To be a member of FFA, students had to be enrolled in a vocational agricul- ture class and pay the S10 membership dues. With no FFA members blocking their way, two business men attempt to get their donkeys headed for the basket in the annual basketball game. Top row: Craig Filmore, Richard Reed, Vern Ford, Brian Brown, john Cauin, Milan Mill, Mark Dixon. Verl johnson, Kathryn Chick, Loren Crom- well, Kevin Cole, Karl Kolbet, and Andy Stibal. Middle row: Sean Parker. Herb Sohn, Kregg Mickelsen, jay Schindler, Doug Hegrman, Steve Faerber. Troy CnlL Lin Schuetz, and Tracy Bingham. Bottom row: Carol Bruggenkamp, Troy Williams, Ken Camey, Stacy Flowers, Lisa Dickey, Karyn Writer, Mike Heape, Brett Whitmill, and Rod V Richardson. L FFA 50