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

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bg... Organizing their pizzas before delivering them, German Club members Michelle Kovach, Jenny Kovach, Gretchen McFee, and Brian Gordon - along with their adviser Herr Bob Koepplln - carry out a major fund raiser to support the German Exchange Program. Playing their saxaphones during the Christmas Concert are Concert Band members Steven Shores and Robbie Maughan. 1 1 Q... ' -r ... -Q In the bright sunlight of the courtyard, Laurel Nelson, a Girls' Fed. officer, addresses the in- coming sophomore girls at the Sophomore Tea before school started in the fall. Taping up Amy Baxter's goalie glove for the remainder of the game is girls' soccer coach, Nancy Howells. Clubs Dlvlslon 87

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Changing with the times, clubs come and go with the flow of student interest. New clubs form every year while others fiz- zle out, yet there are always a large number that continuously remain in action. Two of last year's 47 clubs became inactive this year. Math Club died out due to lack of in- terest. FFA discontinued because that class wasn't of- fered this year, but 14 students individually participated in the competitions. Ski Club came back after a year's absence and club raising items that ranged from shirts, iewerly and posters to junk food, pens and liquid soap. They spent their money that they raised to go on trips and throw banquets or parties. The German Club used their fund- raiser money to help support their German exchange for the fourth year. All in all, the many clubs were kept on the go, with their time and money well spent. a motorcycle club sparked an in- terest but wasn 't organized because the school couldn 't risk the threat of a liability suit or af- ford insurance forthe members. This year's total of 46 clubs kept busy promoting fund- Leading the Pep Band during a pep assembly is Director Bob Dunmire. Finishing a hearty cheer with a jump, varsity cheerleaders Monica Andrus, Katie Jeffries, Bar- bie Gray, and Julie Hobbs rile up the crowd during a time-out in the game against Blackfoot. Waiting for the crowd to settle down so that they can begin induction ceremonies are Honor Society officers Sarah Lilianqulst, Anita Barry, C OUNTRYH! Charlene Johnson, Mark Miller and Debbie Teraguchi. 86 Clubs Division

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,, Their 1 1028 We tried to get everyone in- volved. When everyone is behind something, it goes fan and we proved that! Togethen we put Skyline back where it belonged - at the Top! exclaimed Barbie Gray, cheerqueen. The varsity squad attended the NCA summer cheerleading camp at ISU. Skyline won four spirit sticks and four superior ribbons. They received the Most Spirited award and were awarded a certificate of Ex- cellence. ln order to support Skyline ac- tivities, they held bake sales, car washes and victory dances. Through it all, they had fun times, according to Barbie. Hard working, dedicated and spirited described our Skyline High School Cheerleaders, claimed Barbie as she summed up her cheer squad's activities. Varsity squad showing their talent - Barbie Gray, Holly Jensen, Julie Hobbs, Monica Andrus, and Katie Jeffries. 5h.p 'L' wif' on W .5 U- 1 . t. H .3 v s 'Em E Dressed warmly for a victory game is Holly Jen- sen. Sophomore squad - Ginger Crystal, Cassie Olsen, Mandy Begley, and Sonla Brown. 88 Cheerleaders 8, LL T