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

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t Selectin the ri ht ig ., SQ prom dresspwas a must for most i-miof S5fl?l35kF'?f Heather Jeans. Nancie V Clark ' Mikegp ,. Condos Todd ,V Covolo Patrick Delgado p Angela Doty I Spencer Eyre Jace Ferguson ' Dale Fillin I l6f.Iunior Junior prom is a Valley event Dress selection took time To select a prom dress a Lyman girl must plan a full day of shopping after travelling 60 miles to the nearest shopping mall. When should a girl start looking for a prom dress? Karen Gillespie said, I think you should get your dress early even if you haven't a date yet. You should be prepared? Others think girls should wait to get a dress until they have a date since a prom dress may cost from S60 to S300 plus. Bridal shops have lower priced used dresses and high priced new dresses. The advantage of bridal shops are that they fit dresses personally and keep records. Dresses are not mass pro- duced as in department storesg thus, eliminating girls appearing with the same dress at the same prom. Emma Sather related her experience of another girl having the same dress. QI went into the dry cleaners and a dress exactly like mine was hanging getting pressed. I was shocked, sur- prised and mad that there was another girl with the same dress as mine. Some girls may choose to shop in department stores for lower prices. Natalie Larchick said, I don't care what it costs. If it costs two dollars and I like it I'm going to get it. eei.. p. - . W . .... . ,Q