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

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v F: r- f ifiiiiffi. :Na fl I .1 ef- WF s lla. Y bf g 44 M35 Q is . -11 ' ,ai While most students enioy going out ot lunch, some students such as Becky Kruplnskl stay and study by their lockers. While listening to the question of Mr. Dale Gullford's, students ponder their responses. American history teachen Mr. Richard Pattee, shows his class where to find social studies books in the 900 section of the library. Stumped at how to prepare a diito is Jay Wllkln- son, a teacher's aide. Av 'Q' 'FR' 'R xv -n R +-'fagiik 4-if ,N Trying to find a particular encyclopedia for a report is Bred Foster. Taking a break from the seven-hour day are Boog Clute, Mlke Summers and Klrk Wllllams. Studying in the library to keep up with all hls classes is Rod Teel. Academics 17

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WQWM At first, taking on an extra class seemed exciting and new. But students and teachers soon found it to be a lot of extra work. A seven-period day gave teachers an extra class for which to prepare, extra papers to grade and another classroom full of somewhat rowdy students. A few new teachers were soon called in to help teach some of the classes. Several teachers from last year found themselves teaching another subject. Additionally students found out that an extra class meant extra homework. Instead of 2-3 hours of homework per night, it rose to 3-5 hours. I dislike the seven-period dayg it gives me another class to prepare for and extra work to grade, was often heard echoing from the teacher's lounge or the halls. Students who cared about their school work had to drop some or their extra-curricular activities to be able to do their homework. 'Although I like school, l have found it difficult to keep up with all of my classes and the 90M atten- dance policy, was a common remark made by students while they were in a discussion with some teachers as they were talking about the pro's and con's of the seven-period day. 16 Academics

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Exchanging a friendly hug are Tom Musgrave and Andree Merrill. After finishing up their chemistry labs, Mlke Bills, Miko Dawley, Doug Olsen, Troy Thomson, Todd Wllllems, Mlke Bama and Corey Leethem checkin the winter sports program to see if the next varsity game is at home. Getting a good laugh at Jett Bohl's clowning with a watermelon at the senior watermelon bust are Scott Flsher, Mike Sayer and Tom Kasnlckl. 18 Student Llfe Dlvlslon 1,1 27353 2 fs, .x :S tg.