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

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Griz share 1tl in GSC Banners flew, fans cheered and the scenes were blue and white. The season opened with a defeat against Capital by a 32-14 score. Next came a knockout win over Madison, 14-0. With blue in their eyes, the varsity team then conquered Minico by a 49-26 score. Coming into the fourth game of the season, the Grizzlies had taken another victory over Twin Falls, 28-26. Following was another outstanding win over Pocatello by a 40-0 score. The Grizzlies continued their win- ning ways against Blackfoot, pulling in the fifth winning game of the year by a 21-13 score. Next, the Grizzlies were defeated by Nampa, 20-6. The emotion bowl was next for the varsity team. They were defeated by cross-town rivals, the Idaho Falls Tigers, by a 35-19 score. Skyline still had pride and confidence, as they scooped up two more wins over Bonneville 34-22 and Rigby, 27-8. The regular season ended with a 7-2 record overall and 7-1 in conference games. The Griz- zlies were co-champions in the Gem State Conference. 130 Varslty Football I 4 D JW 442, 'B 'WD gh Y

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e l' Hot! That's what Skyline sports were. The varisty football team took the State A-1 Division ll Cham- pionship and finished the season with a 11-3 record. The sophomores had a season record of 4-3. Girls' Varsity Volleyball had a successful season of 13-7 and the J V's also came out on top with a season record of 13-11. ln boys' basketball, the var- sity team had a 19-8 record, took first in the Sixth District Tour- nament and placed fifth at State. The sophomores had an awesome 16-7 season and were district champions. The varsity girls did great, too. They had a 13-9 season, but the JV team finished with a 6-15 record. Our famous wrestlers had to settle fora 10-1-1 dual meet record and a third at the state tournament. They suffered their first dual loss in 16 years. ln the spring, baseball hit off their season with a double- headers in Twin Falls, where ,. as tr- QQN 51 T ' -1 ' 1... ,... - I they split and then carried out an above average season. Ten- nis and track rounded out the spring sports where Skyline shone as a school and individual athletes also stood out. Pulling back hard on teh belt so that Vince Bateman gets a better work out for track practice is Jade Slddoway. Down on her knees for a powerful return is sophomore Diane Stewart as team mate Cyndy Smith backs her up. Warming up with exercises during DHSKBYDHU practice are juniors Corey Leatham and Troy Thomson. Holding his Pocatello opponent in an armbar during an attempt to pin him is James Newby, a freshman wrestling at 119 lbs. Walking through the cheering line of students, Coach Jim Lewis boards the bus with the state tournament-bound varsity basketball team. Sports Dlvlslon 129

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43. 1- 15, my 9.3-A , x sg Waiting fora handoff, lflnco Bateman watches in anticipation as quarterback Kurt Machon handles the play. ' Grizzly defense battles to get the through the line. Defense led by Noll Wlnburg f53j, Bryan Stoslch 1861 and Todd Jenkins f62j charge through the line to sack the quarterback. 5 ., 4--fx 4 Xqx sv' 'o -,Q N. Y . an I 1 Y, 95' U svh Y , 3 Q Varslty Football 131