Lyman High School - Eagles Flight Yearbook (Lyman, WY)

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Class of '86 Kindergarten picture included back row: Wendy Doan, unidentified, Melani Jensen, unidentified, Diane Hartley, Boomer Menck, Teresa Ramerosg second row: Rex Verley, Kelly Berrier, Molly Campbell, Blaine unidentified, Mark Anderson, Richard Eyi Lewis, Nikki Stugart, Shannon Ashlock, Todd Titmus, Kim Near, Shaun Jaggi Sandy Staley, Kathy Weber, Teacher Betty Powers, front row: Ted Walker, Misty Platts, Pilgrims were jeered art thrower scored. During the Senior's last year in high school, they recalled when they were little, scrawny kids. Misty Platts said, I remember when Me- lani Jensen used to bring her tiny plastic horses and gorilla and feed them water in lids during class in the first gradef, Brion James remembered second grade when he shot Ted Walker in the ear with his dart gun during re- cess. Ted had to go to the nurse to get it pulled out. Andy Hewitt recollected his first day at Lyman in Dorothy James' third grade class. All the kids were dressed up as pilgrims because they were studying the way they used to live. l can remember laughing at the kids and how stupid they lookedf' Everybody recalled third grade when Lisa Martin, Lisa Cunnliff and 96-Seniors Diane Hartley played Charlie's An- gels and would never let anybody else play until a few of the other students complained, so Dorothy James told them they had to let oth- ers play or she wouldn't let them continue to play anymore. Out of all the six graders, Jorinda Miner was the one to receive the most paddle wacks from teacher Gordon Cottrell. Everyone knew who was out in the hall screaming. It was a normal part of my sixth grade, said Miner. Chris Prince remembered in sixth grade when she was caught playing tackle football with all the boys, 'They took all of us in the office and used the paddle on us. Jeff Schwab recalled his meanest teacher, Mrs. Heningson. She would go to the library and leave us there with our heads down on our desks, and we couldn't move. Diane Hartley reminisced about the time when she was a freshman and was kicked out of Marc Lynn's class. While she was out in the hall, Misty Platts kept trying to get kicked out so she could see Diane. Misty tried everything from cough- ing and acting like she had to go to the bathroom. Then she held her breath until she really passed out and Mr. Lynn still didn't believe herf' added Hartley. Rex Verley remembered when he, Bill Bair, Brion James, and Ted Walker stood on the desks in the trailers andjumped up and down and put big holes in the ceiling with their heads.

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