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

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i Lance Pany Patterson I P31-Idns gi-98 Peters Co Juniors prepare the Spirit Wall, Gateway to Heaven, which took second place. Acting like tough cowgirls are Dana Mickelson and Marilyn Hatch. Fearless leader ol the bad Poky indians in the junior Homecoming skit is Rick Hlndman. new V Sinda Mme 1'lO::1Mitch211 Mark Jmoe John Muigemen arg - Hy Ne fellda N Brandon 13511313 David lsson Paula Oakey Eric Odell David Uh Affsie Olsetgan gnc Qlson 813' 01' 11 David paieard wdpahle yce Petersen 200 Juniors

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Juniors stand around watching the homecom- at A . Holdmg a ob curricular activties. lt also inter- ing game against the Pocatello indians. Showing off her copper project in chemistry is Andrea Taylor. ff 1 9 T at , 30 Ideas of entering the job field went through many juniors' minds during the year. Some jobs which the juniors filled were: auto mechanics, sales clerks, baby sitting, secretaries, reoeptionists, cooks, waiterslwaitresses, photographers, gas station at- tendants, grocery baggers and printers. Entering the chosen job field tended to limit juniors' extra- fered with their school studies, which caused grades to fall. As Ginger Rounds stated, l liked my job, but it got in the way of my school work. As grades were more import- ant than iobs, several juniors chose to study rather than work. But many others joined the ranks of working students and spent late hours doing homework. 'SD fl! L9 Steve Knauts Rachelle Knight Kari Kondel Amy Konvalinka Michelle Kovach Tim Krsul Duane Lamm james Large Tonya Lash Rick Leathers Heather Lee Rudi Lewis Ion Linde Carl Longacre Paula Loop Kari Main Lori Maksimow Danny Marsh Stephen Mayes Eric McDowell Gretchen McFee Brad McGary Randy McNeely Lisa Meikle julie Merrill Doug Metcalf Dana Mickelsen Mike Mill Clara Miller Mark Miller Junlors 199

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in the Middle That simple feeling of just being there was a feeling which most juniors had. As one stated, There really was no change from being a sophomore, except that you sort of knew your way around and you didn't get picked on as much. This yeah the juniors had to really work hard so that the seniors didn't get too far ahead of them in the Homecoming class competitions. They got a good head start by winning first place on Cowboy and Indian Dress-Up Day and also on Toga Juniors gather together forthe saloon scence in the junior skit. f RN Xa Day. Perhaps being a bit over- zealous to win skits, juniors presented a jam-packed western scenario, which went over the alloted time, but they still took second. After taking second overall in Homecoming activities, juniors sponsored their Junior Prom in April-between the February Sophomore Hop and the Commencement Dance for the graduating seniors. Once again, juniors were caught in the mid- dle. V W my vmpvs Lodpieyfen 'nov P0423 P050 ?::IL1ene?0 het . na Quinton TAZYH my Lance Beeieks Bebwca me Edo carfieaose avafmofg ex B Egger Bounds Pete Savggnk gt SC Xgmgen Scmenw sandy Sszffw sason SBSSXOUS Stacy hexxon Tyiiaml She Juniors 201 Brian S Xton Shawnshe :man