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

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IV Spikers Slam into Action Ready to start high school volleyball, the new sophomores, with a few juniors to show them the ropes, were ready to show everyone their stuff. To start the year, the J. V. 's took two losses in a row, but were still ready and determined to take on anyone. Their season 1 , had its ups and downs, but they .X '- won important games against . . -J. fm' Minico, Bonneville, Poky, and 1 y ' , Twin Falls. .,,igg-, l. Next stop for the J.V.'s was ' 3 1 5 the Snake 'River Tournament. -gt M 5 They took each of the other three .. :gf . teams and taught them all a 5 . lesson and walked away with ' ' the firstplace trophy. in District was taken very Q .l a.f..i - ,i j seriously, also. Only having . 5 problems with Madison, Skyline took second overall and ended up with an overall record of 13 Smlth. wins and 11 losses. Watching Carroll Flscher slam the ball is DaNell Blocking at the net is Nlkl Morgan. . rfffg - JV Volleyball, top - Nlkl Morgan. Clndl Smith, Shelley Anderson, Llsa Adams, Susan Pancherl, Chris Carroll and Llsa White. Bottom - Carroll Fischer, Diane Stewart, Dee Cramer, Renee Fillmore, Janice Morehead, Monica Hamberlln and Detllell Smith. 1 .IINIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Season RQCOTU 13-11 Bonneville Twln Falla Pocat ll 6-15 13-15 15-10 15-13 5-15 12-15 15-11 15-12 13-15 11-15 15-4 0 O Madison 5-15 1dah0FaIIs 9-15 15-8 5-15 10-15 15-13 15-12 15-10 15-10 15-3 son 9-15 Idah0Flll3 16-18 3-15 14-16 14-18 15-12 10-15 8-15 4-15 11-15 15-11 Mlnloo Hlghland Blacktoot Rigby Bonneville Medl 15-7 11-15 Hlgnlana Pocatello 15-B Twln Falla 18-14 M1 I 15-B 5-15 n co Blackfoot 15-13 Snake River Tournament Rlgby 1541 15-10 Blackfoot 15-3 15-8 SBBKQWBI' 15-8 15-12 Dletrlct Tournament ldah0FaIIs 15-B 615 15-7 Medlwn 15-11 4-15 15-12 Madison 11-1515-13 515 Madison 13-15 3-15 1 Junlor Varslty Volleyball 141

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C .sa xx' 1' J Lark'- 4 I fail Putting up a one-handed return is Shelley Andor- son. Watching for a return from the opposition, Nlkl Morgan and Danoll Smith wait at the net for their next play. Slamming a return over the net, Nlkl Morgan goes forthe point. 140 Junlor Varslty Volleyball .l 1. f x I 'L .kv '2A. U j'ann.

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Cross Country ln mld t of rebuilding With a large group of boys out, Cross Country was in the midst of a building year. They did the best they possibly could, and that's all I could ask, stated Coach Deloy Roberts. In most of their meets, both the boys' and girls' varsity teams usually finished in the middle of the pack. For the JV boys, how- ever, it was a different story, as they finished no lower than third in any of their meets. And for Coach Roberts, it was pleasing to see the overall performance of the teams. He said there's a lot of competition for the posi- tions, particularly on the boys' varsity team. .' ' Top runners fromthe boys' varsity were Eric Roberts, David iRichert, Clint Field, Robbie Garr and Todd Williams. Jenny Pat- terson, Arra Elli Carranza, Cathy Rhoades and Becky Bridges. paced the girl varsity runners. The JV boys' team saw junior David Ohman out front. Ohman said he preferred to run J V so he could place higher. Others usually finishing in the top 20 tout of 50-1001 runners which were Mark Thompson, Jason Roberts, Eric Odell, Ken Roberts, Eric Odell, Ken Grangen James Cole, Brad Hindman and Brandy Corgatelli. Blistering, cold wind ham- pered the thinclads at both the Tiger-Grizzly Invitational and the regional runs, both held at Freeman Park in Idaho Falls. This was quite a contrast to the warm sunny weather at the Twin Falls Classic a couple of weeks earlier. Cross Country team runners prepare them- selves to register, while Coach Delay Roberts reads over the rules. . 142 Cross Country M W'-----w I C1 O KIQ Lil