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

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.fig V .-Q Pr05eCt5 Industrial Arts members built a 16x6x10 playhouselswing chair set as their major project this year. lt was sold at cost jabout S400j to Mr. Bill Savage of the counseling department. Each year, they build a similar project as part of the class in- struction. This gives them a hands- on work project, explained Mr. Kent Frederickson, industrial arts instructor. Several members also par- ticipated in the state convention at Minco High School near Rupert. Steve Bailey won a gold medal and Jason Seaman and Lisa Schoenemann won bronze medals in bridge-building competitions. 110 Industrlal Arts Industrial Arts Club, front row - Steve Bailey, Ron Campbell, Boyd Elg, Steve Hyde, John Mulberry, Jason Seaman, Adviser Kent Fradarlckson, Davld Edson, Craig Bennett, Dave Norris and David Ward. Second row - Mlke Summers and Steve Blrklnblne. Third row - Joel Claunch and Mika Mlll. Back row - Mlke Baker. Second hour Industrial Arts, front row - Jason Seaman, Domlnlc Browning, Llnden Schlenker and Paul Jenkins. Back row - Erlc Wlldman, Jeff Schaer, Sean Bills and David Harker. Industrial Arts state competition bridge building medalists - Jason Seaman, bronze medalf Steve Bailey, gold medal and Lisa Schoneman, bronze medal. 'il ?'

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's'Q After completing three con- secutive semesters of German with a 3.6 average and a 3.0 average overall during the three semesten one was eligble to join German Honor Society lalso known as Delta Epsilon Phii. The purpose of German Honor Society was to recognize high scholastic attainment in the study of German and to promote interest in the study of German language, literature, culture and civilization. Being inducted into German Honor Society by Gretchen McFee, president of German Honor Society and Jenny Patterson, president of German Club are Laurie Johnson and Alene Wotfensberger. German Honor Society members, back row - Bonnie Lamm, Dianna Mines, Laurie Johnson, Brlt- ta Narum and Ralph Dlmenna. Middle row - Gret- chen McFee, Janice Webb, Brad Webb, Lisa Mlekle, Tami Daniels and Shane Brown. Front row - DaNeIl Smith, Carrie Rose, Jill Beck, Alone Wolf- senberger and Rachelle Knight. German Honor Society officers - Janice Webb, secretary, Gretchen McFee, president, and Shane Brown, vice-president. 1, 5 I M! 1 German Honor Society 1 09

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W .f . 11' 25007 ? 1'? P if ntl TW a Swv Building and painting a gigan- tic three feet high and ten feet long paper mache' tiger that was burned at the spirit bonfire before the ldaho Falls-Skyline football game was just one of the many projects which Art Club was in charge of this year. They were also asked to paint the Skyline endzones for the game. In appreciation for under- taking these two projects year after yeah Booster Club gave Art Club two light tables to use in the art room. Art Club this year generally helped out around the school, stated club adviser, Mrs. Alice Trumblee. Art Club, front row - Mrs. Alice Trumblee lad- viserj, Scott Sanda, Brltta Narum. Elizabeth Sharp, Pam Johnson, and Brandon Nicholls. Second row - Paul Greenwood, Janice Webb, Amy Baxter, Sarah Llljenqulst, Laurel Nelson and Robbie Mathlasen. Third row - Janna Howells, Shawna Hendricks, Julle: Williams, Balerle Carlson, Can- ace Peterson, and James Large. Back row - Stewart Curtls, Laurie Barrie, Laird Brown, Patrice Tromp and Brett Deschamps. Having a blast while painting the endzones for the Skyline-l.F. football game are members ol Art Club. Helping make the Tiger burn at the spirit bonlie is Chamonle Miller. Ari Club 111