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

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With flames shooting out of the top of thc Zandlc, Crystal Netuschil, Andrea Chastain, Advisor Marc Lynn, and Heather Jeans ad- mired the winning junior snow sculpture. X, 1 f f X V 1 'Sf fwgfii C if 5 V ,QT ,Q-,X W ., J U jf' Q Class meetings were an excellent time to study body language which was manifested while juniors discussed prom options. Wallllowers and nerds fdisguises of Angela Doty and Natalie Larchiekb hung around the LHS Commons area during Nerd Day.

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