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

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Watching the game intently from the sidelines, Coach Larry Johnson gives some lnstructlons to Ryan Tool and Scott Clark. Grizzly Nell Wlnborg makes a tackle as Reed Payne and Klrk Wllllams throw some good blocks. Quarterback Kurt Mschon draws back ln the pocket as Stove White, Brady Jonson and Los Gardner do their part in blocking out the op- position. Running back Ty Rovlg makes some big yardage as he finds a whole open up in the llne. Varslty Football 1 33

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, ---W Griz Win tate htl for Coach Ras Finishing off the season with 7 wins and two losses, the varsity team went into the play-offs against Madison and Idaho Falls. During the Mini Bowl, the Grizzlies came out on top of both teams with big wins. After defeating Madison 7-3, the team was ready to prove to the Skyline fans and to Coach Mahlon Rasmuson that they were ready to see blue. The team proved that in the next game against Idaho Falls, win- ning 16-0. While chanting, We'll roam in the dome, while l.F. stays home, Skyline varsity players went to the minidome and proved their abilities once again with a 14-3 win over Black- foot. For the first time ever in the school's history, the team went for the state title and won the championship against Post Falls, 34-0. I think it was close to one of our best games. We wanted to win this bad. Most of all it was for Ras, this was his game, said senior wide receiver and punter Ty Morgan. l've played for him lRasmusonl for three years and he's like a father to me. l'm going to miss him, added senior quarterback, Kurt Machen. Over the years there have been good times as well as bad times. Thank God the kids over the past 18 years have made my coaching worthwhile. The great assistant coaches have added to all my fond memories of coaching. l'll miss coaching, but l'll always have my memories, said Coach Rasmul son concerning his retirement. 132 Varslty Football

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Sophs. DoBa for 4-3 record Coming into the 1985 season, the sophomores hoped for a great season. ln the first game, they suffered a defeat from Madison by a 6-16 score. But with high hopes and lots of con- fidence, the sophomores came back to defeat Minico by a whopping score of 46-14. After this exciting comeback, they knew that they were going to have some touah competition. Highland's JV team dealt the sophomores a tough blow by winning 6-13. But the sophomores still held on to fight the l.F. Tigers,' howeven the Tigers came out on top with a 18-32 win. With one game left, the sophomores still had what it took to pull out a victory in the final game. They triumphantly squashed the Bonneville Bees by a final score of 46-0. I 134 Junlor Varsity Football Looking tough going through the line, Eugene Contreras smashes his opponent. Skyline sophomores mix it up in some hard hit- ting action. Team and coaches huddle up for a victory cheer. Sophomores Jason Ray and Stove Gatos battle to stop their opponent from gaining any addi- tional yardage. A -, .,, lv.