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

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Listeningito class members, Sopho- C more class officers Vicki Anson, Kris- tin Cushing, Anita McCreary, and Christy Young- berg led a brain- - storming session on money-making -ideas during af class meeting. Kurt .. Giles - Traci ,- Gregg Clint Hallam Jeanine A Harrison Dennis Henson Tammy Hicks Don Hinton Renee Hinton 1 12-Sophomore +I, Officers plan strategy Students executed the plan Sophomore class meetings were always noisy. Vicki Anson said, Our class meetings are orga- nized, but we really don't have a lot of class input or participation. We would probably get a lot more accomplished if we had a little more cooperation. Our advisor keeps the meetings under control. Overall they go wellf' Shawna Owen said, We hardly ever get any- thing done because no one will listen to anyone and if someone comes up with an idea for a money maker, no one wants to do it. They put the ideas down and wonlt come up with any more ideas. If one of us is in charge of something, hardly anyone will show up at the meeting, When we have any activity to do, all the girls help, but some of the boys don't want to help the class. Renee Hinton added, If we'd just sit down and think things over, we'd have better involvement. People are always talking and not listening to what the president has to say, Shelly Odom said, I think our class meeting are fun but more people need to be involved. Officer Kristen Cushing said the strategy for keeping organized meetings was the officers planned the agenda, informed the class members and then the cooperative ones did the work. Of course, Advisor Layne Parmenter saw the meetings a little differently than the students did. He said, When Christy speaks, people listen. Generally meetings were better than last year. We are expect- ing even bigger and better advancements next year. All in all, sophomore class meetings were similar to those of other classes.

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The curse of the latex paint Soph broke a tradition A tradition each year during Homecoming is he sophomore class painting the street, using vater soluable paints. The Class of '88 apparently ivanted to make their lasting mark in the world. Kristen Cushing was delegated to get the paint. She asked her father to help. Even though LHS Vice President Brian Warnick said, Make sure .he paint is water soluble,', Kristen didn't relay Qhe message to her father. Arriving at Main St. the assigned time, the students were anxious to start, so opened the cans af paint and began painting. A police officer ar- rived to put up a street block. When he saw the paint, he immediately called the station and stopped the painting before any more damage was done. The sophomores were using latex wall paint. When we arrived for the activity,', said Anita McCreary, a fire truck was washing the paint off before it dried. Kristen said, I told them not to open the paints, but when I arrived, they already had started painting. The salesman at Western Building Supply said, When Mr. Cushing called, I thought the paints were for the football field. They always order them from us. ZRJQMQ fm, :am Jerry ' 3' l Davidson, Shaun A . Dotson ,. Patrick Doty Tina ' Elmer Dale , Erdman ,I Jason 'J Evans -,s Jim Estes W l tsio 125011. + teeorr ti1esroar1esff?Ti safnz, -'f, if ,--f et,-if-ffw-fra,-t-,,,..,, ,.., ,,,,,,.,,,,.,, ffffiy 'iJ:,,-fgjfgrs' iv '?JA5Vf?EA'K, f?1't:,,'5- i211-,IQ 5 :. Q -5 gf, yy, -:M I. ,, H ..,,,.M., ,,,g,,,W, ttre i ,,-:: t :,,r

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Karnita Hoopes Earl Hyatt .lon Jcnscn Dennis Johnson Randy Johnson Spinner Jones Winston Jorgensen John Keller Jason Laney Amye Larsen Julee Lee John Lewis Monique Lewis Danny Lopez Chad Marshall Brenda Massa Anita McCreary Carl Menck Chris Morgan Duke 0,Neal Brady Odden Blake Odom Shelly Odom Heidi Olsen Sophomore-