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

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409' Give Insights Juniors have spent the past year taking many tests, such as the ACTlAmerican College Testi and the CEEB lCollege Entrance Examination Boardl tests, which are required to get into many colleges. Other tests taken were the PSAT lPreliminary Scholastic Aptitude Testi and the NMSQT lNational Merit Scholastic Qualifying Testi. These prelim- inary tests provided some idea of the difficulty in the SAT test, which was required as part of the application for some scholar- ships. Through these test, juniors received indications of where they ranked with other students across the nation. They also found out if they qualified to en- ter college, or whether they needed to retake the entrance exams. All taped up while decorating the junior Spirit Wall is Lisa Peters. jade Siddoway Ianel Silva Stephanie Simons DaN ell Smith Mitch Smith Dayna Snarr Kim Spring Wendy Staples Bill Stirn Ginger Storer jill Stosich Dean Stutzman 1 1 L Dara Summers Tina Summers I Christine Swanson Julie Taggart Andrea Taylor Ann Taylor Ryan Teel Brian Thiel Cindy Thompson Troy Thomson Veronica Thomgren LeAnna Tisdale 9' Dan Trube Kristy Ulrey Becki Walker David Ward IaNe1l Ward Lynn Watson - I ei? '29 .gf - X . 202 Junlors

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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

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