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

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The LHS curriculum allowed students like Mark Anderson to explore career opportunities in fields such as wood construction. Life through the fast lane Drafting was also a possible career choice of Rick Geist who was thoroughly concentrating on the class assignment. As well as remaining busy with college preparatory classes, Sheri Hicks was the head varsity cheerleader. classes gave college credit Some LHS seniors have chosen life through the fast lane, trying to get through college earlier. Starting with their junior year, they have chosen P classes which are the equivalent f college classes. In May, the students have the op- ion of paying a fee and taking the AP xam administered by the College oard. The monetary gains of this move can be beneficial for the student ho could possibly save as much as 180 by scoring a 3 and earning college credit for the high school ourse. Of course, even if students donlt take the exam, they can benefit from the high school course by being placed in honors courses. The exams are very hard. Jeff Schwab expressed his disappointment about the results of his AP History exam when he was a junior, I took the AP History exam hoping to get credit, but I only re- ceived a 'Zi on the test. I am hoping I will get credit from my English class this yearf, Lyman High School is one of the few Wyoming High Schools that offer AP courses. In total it offers two AP classes - AP History and AP English Y and then college preparatory classes like chemistry and physiology. Students may take AP History during the junior year to relieve some of the pressure. During the senior year, any student who takes two or more AP or college preparatory courses may take independent study, which is a period that allows them to take a breath and work on homework. Many times parents do not realiie what students are facing when they take an AP class, said AP English teacher Relta Cox. The parent doesnit 'realize that this course is a college course and carries with it an abundance of reading and writing that is not found in a regular English class. Therefore, the parents become upset- with the teacher when they see the students struggling to meet the pressure of a college course and trying to remain active in high school extra- curricular activities. Seniors 99 1