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

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I Fiesws To help raise money for their activities Spanish Club mem- bers sold M 8. M's and advent calendars. Some of the activities that Spanish Club held were a cos- tume and pizza party for Hallo- ween and a Christmas party. At the potluck Christmas party, members exchanged gifts and then they had a short program put on by the members of the club. Spanish Club also par- ticipated in the Language Fair in the Spring at Idaho State University. The final activity of the year was golfing and swim- ming at Heise where they had a picnic, played volleyball and had lawn games. Spanish Club members, back row - Jeanette Johnson, Melanie McCandIess, Jodl Perkins, Jamle Anderson, Krlsty Anderson, Emllee Taylor, Steve Hatch, Mlke Langford, Scott Rydalch, Frank Wlllford and Sonia Brown. Front row - Chrlstlne Buzzell, Clara Miller, Tonya Lash, Carey Casterllne, Kristen Morrls, Steffanl Monson, Trlsh Wlllford and Mary DlFellcl. Spanish Club officers - Carlna Nelson, vice- presldent and Charlene Johnson, secretaryltrea- surerlhistorian. Not pictured - Vlncen Bateman, president. Clowning around are Clara Miller and Kristy An- derson. Enjoying themselves at a pizza party are Chrtstlne Swanson, Anna DIFellcl, Vlncen Bateman and Brady Jensen. 106 Spanlsh Club 9 ' ,, ,,.' C ' x 3 'il 9 Simi W3 tes tiff? -silt? it 5fi ,et1 J'if A tw 'AN X ww ---.g, 3-W. . PM g ,hgv A 'W .bl .Af ' ., . ..5,aV.. ' ...........-.,. ....-.-.-.- YW-Q .- X ,., 4 Q. , I H-LVPIJ i. f ... JA, .1 l. ff ,.,.,',,, 35.1.-at , .4 1. fr , 5 .2 A A H 0 Q 551' . ' 1 uYl: X X Ill! ,f I f I X

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hampton D eb atefs Skyline has had an excellent debate squad during the '85-'86 season, stated Mrs. Vickie Christensen, debate adviser. Debaters placed first in the Skylinell.F. Invitational. At the Bonneville, l.S.U., and B.B.C. lnvitationals. the Novice Division tfirst year debatersl won first place. In the Gem State Debate, Skyline placed first in the Open Division and third place in the Championship Division. Debaters who went to State were: Leslie Evans and Sue Sermon, Kim Evans and Meg Golden, Ralph Dimenna and Shane Brown, and Christian Shull. Skvline was the only school to have novice debaters goto state. Making a speech is Sue Sermon as her teammate Leslle Evans writes the major points down. Giving her debaters a little pep talk before the State Competition is adviser Mrs. Vlckle Christensen. Writing down the information Mlke Haddon is giving him is Shawn Shelton. Novice Debaters, front row - Paul Anderson and Jeff Argest. Second row - Shane Brown, Ralph Dimenna, Aimee Pollard, Llse Jorgensen, Hugh Ayers and Gwen Wheeler. Back row - Chrlstlan Shull, Meg Golden, Kim Evans, Scott P'pool, Den- ny Denver and Scott Shlvely. Varsity Debaters, front row - Matt Vlllereal, vice- president, Leslie Evans, party chairman, Sue Sermon, presidentg Shawn Shelton, historian committee, back row - Jon Linde, secretary: Milo Shepherd, historian committee, Mike Haddon, treasuren Bob Carter, historian committee. Debate 105

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French Club sold the delicious yogurt candies to raise money for club activities and to pur- chase French films like La Boum, a favorite on the French film curcuit. Watching films was one of the club's favorite pastimes. A pique-nique sur l'herbe started off the club's activities in the fall. Students enjoyed a typical French picnic, which consisted of a lunch of ham and cheese sandwiches. French Club officers - Llz Lewis, his torian,' Laurle Johnson, president and Pam Johnson, secretary. NOT SHOWN - Pete Savln, vice-president. French Club members, back - Dianne Bird, Renee Fillmore, Shelll Anderson, Michelle Carey, Melissa Park, Andrea Taylor, Gwen Wheeler and Mrs. Gwen Weaver, adviser. Front row - Ginger Crystal, Carole Adnerson, Christine Buzzell, Angle Olson, Ann Taylor and Farana Zaldl. Selling concessions duirng the Minico basket- ball game are Pete Savln, Andrea Taylor and Tood Williams. French Club 107