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

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44 ' 3 f E As the snow melted, the length of the pants worn to school also decreased. Shorts appeared as part of the new spring fashions until they were forbidden when the situation got out-of-hand. Spring didn 't just bring shorts, it brought a general attitude among students. To many, school became monotonous and most everyone was eager to be out- side enjoying the nice weather instead of in a stuffy classroom. Music from ghettoblasters could be heard in the halls as a crowd lounged against the wall in between classes. At lunch, the skateboarders cruised around the front sidewalks per- forming tricks while other students sat on the lawn and watched them, talked with their friends or finished their lunch. The student body took on a generally layed-back attitude before they finally had to get it in gear and work hard to make up for all of the enjoyed, but wasted, time. We had all been caught relaxing a little and We Gotcha Covered. l u I E I .M A r-T-N. Finishing off her piece of cake shower for their coach, Mrs. Vickie gm which ner firm and sixth hour debate classes threw for her is Aimee Pollard. i ' Kicking back in their hotel room while ln,Boise for the state basketball tournament, Bryan Stosich and Jim Blair watch some T.V. ' Closing 249

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Asking Teve tCorey Watklnsj for permission to marry his duaghter, Tiztle, in the play, Fiddler on the Roof, is Lazt Wolfe fRobert Cartorj. Geting their senior research paper note cards checked off by Mrs. Carol Mills are Alan F'e I Ld Toby Dixon, Roger Anderson, Collln Knight ands Paul A nderson. Helping the young children who take part in the child development class' pre-school nursery project get ready to make and eat deviled eggs are Linda Hogg, instructor Mrs. Marrlanne Tlm- mons and Rebecca Ricks. Carefully pondering his response to a question on a test in Mrs. Joanne Young's fifth hour iunior literature class is Steve McMurtrey. To illustrate how his physics project, a tone in- tensifien gives him a wider range of notes, Brian Gordon plays his electric guitar.