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

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he event most commonly connected with Future Homemakers of America is Harvest Ball, this year's successful November 6 dance. However, FHA is also a service organization, involved with the March of Dimes, trick-or-treat- ing for UNICEF, and an adopt-a- grandparent' program. Decorating for Harvest Ball are Erin Dobbs and Becenti, whilejoe Hyde inspects their work. Mrs. Maryanne Kadillak is the adviser of FHA. FHA officers: top row, Heidi Kinney, vice president, Sherry Ramsey, president, Erin Dobbs, treasurer: . Bottom row: Niki Fowler, and Debbie Gebarowski, historians. Top row-Deanne Heath, Maia Lisa Obenehain, jaylyn Anderson, Donna Arremony, Sherry Ramsey, Sandy Eloerud, Tammy Taylor. Second row: Deanne Kiser, julie Harrison, Niki Fowler, Meri Linde, Whitney Linde. Third row: Mrs. Maryanne Kadillak, Susan Hatch, Lori Mecham, Kelly Stoddart, Lori Waters, jan Valentine. Bottom row: Kayrene Hodges, Erin Dobbs, Debbie Cebarowski Lori Gardner, and Kathy Hodges. Time fo FHA to Serv f Af fid- sg, ff FHA I Ski Club I Bowling Club

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he phrase out to doughnuts became just as much a part of Skyline vocabulary as what time is it,', or can we leave. Making doughnut runs became a craze, perhaps even a school pastime. The Behemoth rose to meet this challenge, by recognizing a new institution at Skyline--Doughnut Club. Doughnut Club originated in fall of 1981, when the Climate Enrichment Program first began. A few brave stu- dents, finding their scheduled meetings during CEP to be dull or uninteresting, began to leave school and visit the local doughnut shops instead. Their idea caught on, and soon everyone was heading for the doughnut shops at 10:00. For 30 minutes, they could bring a little happiness into their young lives by Mpigging out with their friends. The movement has grown and stabil- ized over the 2-year period since it began. It even caught on with several teachers, who took collections from their CEP classes and provided doughnuts in the classroom. Doughnut Club grew to include more than doughnut freaks, however, with many members pioneer- ingn in the fields of scones, coffee, soft drinks, and even cookies. Perhaps the best part of Doughnut Club was its membership, which included most faculty members and students - even sophomores joined in the fun. Doughnut Club appears to have taken root as an accepted part of Skyline tradi- tion and character. Introducing the star of Doughnut Club. ..Doughnuts! And the race is one as a car peels out for the doughnut store. The traffic gets heavy around Skyline at 10 a.m. each day. Sometimes it's tough getting a ride to doughnuts. - W,,.,,, u, y P 4 .. - as ' f , ,.g:.t.f- -: S 1 ' R x , ' . is . lx tg- 6 ,ss Doughnut Club