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

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at 'fr ' 'sig i . 'Lf Ahead Most seniors, when they g t of high school, planned to ou go to college, but a few planned ' d. to work or even to get marrre When some seniors were asked what they would do after they got out of high school, t of them replied that they mos would like to finish their schooling. ot Lorin Pack said, Relax for t one year and then go o college. Maybe get a job to get some more money. Barbie Gray replied, Go to college and just have a lot of fun. Practicing a pose o Rod Teal and Deana Baxter. t r their wedding pictures are Y, fit ,Z .Wt-L l if X t ,Q :K V .b g Q W' -li Q. 4.3-n..' V. . ,ul 42- 1 -: tg 49, .t A Q . fy . - 11' 'E' ia Q... rg at ' wa 4 va- Senlors 185

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At their first class meeting, seniors resolved to pull together and really put their efforts into their final year. Homecoming was the seniors' frist real challenge. Af- ter taking third place last year, the Sweepstakes trophy was a tough goal. Howeven under the organization, dedication and direction of the class officers, the Class of '86 pulled it off. They placed first in every event except the tricycle race and Dress Up Day. Big seniors just didn 't fit on small trikes. There was also a whole lot more work. Seniors had to make sure they fulfilled all of the graduation requirements, write dreaded research papers, apply to colleges and compete for scholarships. The reward was finally getting to walk through the graduation exercises, receive their diplomas and take their final seat to form the SHS at the end of the cere- monies on June 2. 184 Senior Dlvlslon Playing newscasters, Katie Jeffries and Bryan Stoslch voice on-the-spot coverage at Grlzalot during the senior skit. Senior Class Officers - Holly Jensen, cheerleader, Steffanl Monson, historiang Michelle Thiel, vice-presidentf Bob Copyak, president, Shawnle Larsen, secretaryg and Katle Jeffries, cheerleader. Strutting about the first place senior float in the Homecoming parade is King Grlz. Dancing under the carefully hung Christmas decorations, students attend Senior Ball. Nm. I . xr

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leff Bufmn Cinfh' Buda Spring fever and senioritis brought down the emotional high of many seniors. Because of this slack, which occurs generally during second semesten interest in school and school studies dropped as seniors suffered from these terrible diseases. When Laurie Barrie was asked how they affected her, she replied, Half of my senior year was over, but it seemed like l'd never make it through the second half. My senioritis was at its peak! Personally, my second semester was very easy, so l lucked out! I was just excited to graduate and go on with life! exclaimed Dana Keller. Finding time to give Mike Krsul a ride to his next class is Dana Keller. , - , CaH Pairing ampbeu Michclke Carey V dede Carlson X th Carn9Y 1f:XfCw1fH1'i0 Douglw Clark ard CX ark luck Cx aunch Seth CNW Rich Stew COM' Tern. Crunk Y Babb? Cowie Breck Cfysmx Todd Dilmemn T ami Danids Debbie Dane: Tv DMCHPOY Clerk Lin DSQMO Kaxhermff v L LAS-a Nlarv Dweuci it Man Diwfenzo Toby Dixon T' 1 Doten D Tigthan Umm Trev0f Rad 3 ames Ecchef 4 'L 1 L 186 Seniors