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

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6 Theme Within the great mass of the student body and faculty, in- dividuals also had the oppor- tunity to shine by themselves. From the administration down to the smallest incoming sophomore, getting involved and participating was the key. Principal Lewis Gourley gave spirited pep talks at assemblies, attended every dance and most sports events. He could even be found jitterbugging with the mascot at some games. Parents involved themselves with the Booster Club and lent 1 . A a-Jr ss. 7 a helping hand to the sports, aca- demic and club programs. Athletes dedicated themselves to months of rigorous practices and challenging games. Academic performers also put in many hours at numerous practice sessions and performances. Officers and members alike carried out many projects and activities. individuals were import- tant to the group and to keeping the Grizzlies ' reputation high. No matter who you were, you were being yourself and we Gotcha Covered. 'fe ft f H W, ' 5- . rl i ,fl

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2 rl' K - ,f qi 'J Covered with sheets for their costumes as KKK members, Nell Wlnberg and Melissa Warren enjoy the Buddy-Morp dance. Asking her boyfriend Brian Thoil if he's ready to go yet is Julie Savln. Q sl X, Theme 5

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bmw: 1. Atop the Booster Club truck in the Homecoming Parade a grizzly bear rides in glory. Covering the gym floor at the end of the pep assembly before the IF-Skyline football game, the student body displays their spirit. Completely covering their Pocatello opponent during a game are Amy Frandsen, Kristy Jensen, Lisa White, and Debbie Gortsch. Painted with blue spray paint in the middle of the night the Ftavsten Stadium goal posts wish the Skyline football players good luck at the State tournament. Jitterbugging with the mascot during the time out in the IF-Skyline basketball game is Prlnclpal Lewis Gourley. , is .Fg y Q L txxn 1 K u 4 Theme 7 Q-4