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

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.c9. , ,o5..?!ImL., fast- , 1' .ut f -K'o High school is for learning and attending classes, right? Well, that may sound boring, but actually the academic life wasn't so bad! The wide variety of courses offered made it possible for a student to plan his high school years so that there was some fun in with the hard work. A student could lift weights one hour and then do a chemsitry lab the next. He could cram for a semester test at night or kick back and go watch a game. Course offerings allowed each student to specialize in his career interest or to take general courses until going to college. Some students took in all the education and immediately en- tered the working world after graduation and didn't plan on going to college. No matter which way they chose to go, students could select from 151 different course offerings. Flnlshing up some last minute homeowork at lunch is Cindy Butler.

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10 Theme Taking advantage of all the great opportunities, the entire student body participated in spirit activities. Showing spirit was as simple as wearing funky socks on a dress up day, or as extreme as the girls playing powderpuff football while the guys dressed up as cheerleaders to cheer them on. Spirit lines at football games were more than double their usual length because more people got involved. Spirit Club had a new spak and started up again, with 30 members. Juniors had 45 students activtely ln- volved in their Homecoming skit, more than this student body has ever seen. Pep assem- blies had greater attendance and more participation. With just a handful of people - such as Principal Lewis Gourley, cheerleaders, Teddy Bears, Spirit Club, student body officers and all of the class of- ficers - to set things in motion, the great mound of spirit started rolling and gathered momentum as it went. Spirit at Skyline ex- tended beyond the usual boun- daries this year. Joining the Grizzly on the broadcast booth in the gym, Ginger Rounds displays some double spirit. Giving a kick of enthusiasm on Sock Day, Cassie Olsen displays her pride. All decked out to cheer the Senior Powder Puff Team on to victory are Doug Hart, Kevin Taggart, David Hansel, and Trent Phillips.

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