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

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-H sm., Shooting lmder the big hand of a defender is jim Newbold. Drawing the foul as he drives for 2 points is Matt Molen. Putting one up from the top of the key is Ric Lewis. Getting in position fornthe rebound is Skylinc's team as Euan Nelson puts the ball up. -my we 1 QQ: ' .. if-v Q P1119 The Best Ol Tlmes

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kylineis Varsity Basketball Team got off to a typical Skyline start. They won their first three games two of which were against ranked teams CHigh- land and Capitalj. This strong initial effort gave Coach Jim Lewis and his team a state ranking in the top 5 which is not unusual. What followed was one of the worst streaks of luck Coach Lewis has ever experienced. His team lost 13 in a row, some of which were sound beatings, most of which were verv close contests. These losses ranged from a 32-point massacre to a couple of triple over- time 1 point games. Coach Lewis knew his team was good after so many close losses, but the record rnade it hard for him to get his point across. On February 4, the second ranked team in the state, Twin Falls, entered Skyline's gym for what they thought would be Skyline's 14th loss and Twin's 14th win. As much as Sky1ine's die-hard fans hated to admit it, it was inevitable that Twin was right. Somebody forgot to tell the team the bad news in the pre-game talk, so they went out and beat the Bruins. This victory must have boasted the the team's confidence, because they finished the season with 2 additional victories. Skyline's record was 6-1 with a 13 game losing streak in the middle. just as they started the season, Skyline finished the season in top form for the district tournament. Demonstrating excellent technique on a picturesque iUmP Shot is Mike Snarr. Going up high for an easy two points is jim Newbold. Concentrating on a crucial free throw near the end of the game is Steve M ings. Boys' Varsity Basketball gush!-Nl asketb I builds fo strong tourne 0, F4321 DI 9' 'V W-ll: rs.. l A