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

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ities I Clad in leather iackets with the block S, members of Let- ter Club hit the streets to sell ads for the fall and winter sports pfOQI'8ITlS. Letter Club members formed a large portion of the student crowds at home and away basketball games and wrestling matches. Their front row con- tingent was also noticeable at assemblies. Letter Club members, back row - B.J. Copp, Billy Bull, Ryan Teel and Richard Kauer. Third row - Erik Beal, Brad Foster, Dana Keller, Brady Jensen and J.R. Brown. Second row - Corey Hunter, Mlke Bills, Nell Wlnborg, Brian Moon, Paul Rainey, Melissa Warren, Charlene Johnson, Tlm Doten and Brad Hlndmen. Front row - Chris Owens, Lorln Pack, Breck Crystal, Kurt Machen, Gretchen Melkle, Todd Jenkins, Bryan Stoslch, Reed Payne and John Mulberry. After a football game, Letter Club members - Steve White, Billy Bull and Mike Bills - discuss their attergame plans. Letter Club adviser, Mr. Jim Lewis. Not to be outdone, Jim Blair, Bryan Stoslch, Tracy Sorensen, Erik Beal, Marcy Sarlsky, Rlck Clark, Corey Hunter, Breck Crystal, Matt Pancherl and Brian Moon attempt to immitate building a spirit pyramid. .-L.-a 1 1 2 Letter Club We

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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

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...M Bow Vote Featuring two teams and two Pro-Am tournament winners, Skyline Bowling Club met every Monday afternoon from mid- September through late May. Both Debbie Teraguchi, in Division D and Amy Baxter, in Division A, won a Pro-Am tour- nament this year. Skyline had two traveling teams which com- peted against other local teams as well as ones from towns in the intermountain area. Nine members were on the Skylinel Team, which was made up of Skyline Bowling Team, and eight bowlers made up the Skyline ll Team, which con- sisted of students who bowled at other bowling centers in idaho Falls. After bowling a strike, Alone Woifsenberger shows Darren Hagen how to mark it on the score sheet. Bowling Club Officers, back - Mrs. Jan Baxter, coach,' Debbie Teraguchi, treasurer and Amy Bex- ter,seoreatary. Absent - Rick Clark, president. Come on! Be a strike! hopes Amy Baxter as she bowls her tenth frame. Hoping to keep his high team average up is Gary Hill. Bowling Club Members, back row - David Norris, Darren Hagen, Tammle Hall, Gary Hlll, Scott Fischer, LeA nn Tlsdale, Tina Summers, Paula Oakey and Debbie Teraguchl. Front - Amy Baxter and Alena Wollsenberger. Bowling Club 1 1 3