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

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1-2-- After placing second in Sweepstakes for homecoming last year, the Class of '87 prepared for a sweeping victory over the seniors in this year's homecoming competitions. They gave the seniors a run for their money, but the seniors were not going to be humiliated a second time. The juniors placed first in the tricycle race and the dress-up days com- petitions, but took second in the sweepstakes. Putting their talents and en- thusiasm to good use, the juniors staged their prom in April, two weeks after the Sophomore Hop. Caught in the middle of a heavy academic schedule, juniors settled down to their demanding day-to-day studies and also important tests. American history, junior English, math and science filled the main part of their school day. Tests such as the ACT and I TED taxed their intellect. Junior Class Officers, back row - Monica Andrus, cheerleaderg Jennlfer Gabettas, historian and Julie Hobbs, cheerleader. Front row - Pete Savln, presidentg Janet Silva, vice-president and Rachelle Knight, secretary. Shooting the breeze before hirst hour are Todd Densely, Doug Metcalf, Steve Hayes, Eric Roberts, Tracy Hoover and Jennifer Cherry. Giving Deyne Snarr a kiss as he crowns her Prin- cess is Pete Savln. Waiting to take part in the ceremony are Todd Holverson, Angle Ker and Da vld Carroll. Showing that being a junior isn't all that it's cracked up to be is Brian Shelton.

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e Dating Game That innocent age of 1 6, when everyone was held more ac- countable-more responsible-for what they do, finally arrived. One of those responsibilities was being able to go out for an hour or two with a member of the opposite sex. By the time students were ju- niors, a majority of them had turned 16. For this reason, more students went to daces when ju- niors than they did as sopho- mores. When some funiors were asked about dating, many re- sponses were that It's fun or that You got the opportunity to make new friends and meet new people. Lisa Meikle stated, Dating helps you to make friends with new people and to broaden your horizons. Juniors recalled fun dates that they had gone on. Some told about having candle-lighted din- ners in a hotel elevator, at McDonald's or at Big Mama 's. Other juniors recalled playing hide-n-seek in a department store or going on an around- the-town treasure hunt. Even though people dated be- fore they were juniors, more en- tered the dating game during their junior year. Couples, such as Lalrd Brown and Patrlco Tromp, enjoyed being themselves at the Homecoming Dance. Bushed out by the long ride home from the jour- nalism convention in Sun Valley are Llsa Meikle and Davld Hansel. I Ruben Brad t Anita Barry g Cindy Bate 194 Junlors All