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

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BWV' Student Council is made up of elected members from each homeroom. They meet once a month during first hour, go over old business and present new business. Scholastic Team finished off the year with an outstanding record of four wins against only one loss. Unfortunately, the loss was during the first match of the season, so eliminated the team from the championship. ln the final match of the year, Skyline beat out South Fremont, 75-35 fo capture the fourth place con- solation prize. . 'They have upheld their tra- ditional way, these ladies and gentlemen would be winners rrregardless of a score in a con- test, stated Mr. Garry Brown, one of the two advisers. Members of Student Council discuss plans for student body elections during their May meeting. Members of Student Council, front row - Bill Hendricks, Steffanl Monson, Kristen Morris, Michelle Carey, Holly Jensen, Loretta Green, Brenda Newman, Julie Hobbs, Katie Jeffries, Barbie Grey and Bob Copyak. Second row - Beth Thiel, Nancy Kent, Julie Savln, Ginger Crystal, Marci Sarlsky, Mandy Bagley, Tarl Wilde, Nathan Dustin, Tami McNew and Tina Bowen. Third row - Vince Bateman, Pete Savln, Jamie Anderson Rachel Mechem, Mlke Krsul, Annetee Anderson Andy Begley and Jeff Bohl. Fourth row - J.R. Brown, Janel Silva, Kristy Jensen, Janice Webb, Anita Barry, Paul Anderson, David Hansel, Tyrel Lemons, and Jory Proctor. Fifth row - Scott Clark, Renee Fllmore, Doug Clark, Kevin Taggart, Jenny Jensen, Emllee Taylor, Sonla Brown, Cassie Olsen, Slnda Miller, Mary Howell and Nlkkl Lawrence. Back row - Breck Crystal, Kurt Machen and Ty Morgan. Scholastic Team, back row - Mike Wlllisch, Brad Hlndman and adviser Mr. Raed Moser. Front row - Jenny Patterson, Charlene Johnson and Paul An- derson. Not pictured - Sarah Lilianquist, Deborah Teraguchl and adviser Mr. Garry Brown. The Skyline High School Scholastic Team suc- cessfully battles Pocatello to win its way into the consolation championship, which Skyline also won. 96 Scholastlc TeamIStudent Council

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' r f C S . ax,s-sh I t IHZST OP After putting on a successful membership drive, Booster Club helped several different depart- ments - like band, debate, art, math, journalism - besides sports. Of course, Boosters con- tinued their support of sports. They distributed colorful balloons at GrizzlylTiger athletic contests. After the football team won the State A-1 Div ll cham- pionship, they bought a gigantic banner, which read: 16-0, State Champions, now that's reality to hang occasionally in the gym. They also hosted athletes at the sports awards banquets. But Boosters also helped with the Sister City Program. They bought equipment for the math and art departments. They helped finance student par- ticipation in competitions. They provided chaperones for dances and trips. Booster Club executive members, back row - John Krsul, Harold Hadley and DeLon Gardner. Thrid row - Rance Bare, Mary Lou DeMott, DoAnn Dustin, Mary Johnson, Ron DlFellcl and Ray Holmer. Second row - Barbara Gray, Carme Bars, Linda Owens, Lorna Berard and Madge Holmer. Front row - Verona Rudd, Marge Clark, Bonnie Taggart and Lyle Taggart. Because money was needed for different club projects, quilts were ralfled oll with tickets sold at home games. Balloons with Skyline Grizzlies printed on them were sold at home football games. Boosters prepared a float on a truck to ride in the 4th of July Parade and also the Homecoming Parade. Booster Club 97