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The The Commencement program included the welcome by Joli Youngberg, valedictory ad- dress by Melani Jensen, salutatory address by Misty Platts, benediction by Amy LaTour, and invocation by Geraldine Schell. eliffe reno was made by YQ You, the individual, you make a difference. Granted, in our daily lives it is easy to get overwhelmed by the numbers. Just get stuck in rush hour traffic in one of our large cities, said Evanston Superinten- dent Bob Spence in his commence- ment address to the 1986 Lyman graduates. 'llt can be easy to feel insignifi- cant. I'm only one human being amongst millions on this planet. What can I do? Yes, it is easy to feel that way. Why brother? You know, everyone feels that way some time. But, look at it as a momentary setback. We are all important. You are somebody. Your life, it is what you make it. What you do today makes a differ- ence. lt makes a difference now, and tomorrow and the day after . . . And, if we give up, if we feel we cannot make a difference, then the difference we make will be a nega- tive one. If, however, we know that l 38 Graduation what we do now will have an effect on tomorrow and tomorrow and to- morrow, then we will do our best at all times, and that best will make a positive and glowing contribution to humankind. Spence related the story of a prince and a wise man. Trying to outdo the wise man, the prince was going to hold a dove and ask if it were dead or alive. If the wise man said, Dead, the prince would free the doveg if the wise man said, Alive, the prince would kill the dove. Instead the wise man an- swered, That which you hold in your hand. It is . . . what you make of itf' Spence ended his address, Now, we leave it in your hands. Your life. What will you do with it? Will you live a life of services to others, doing your best or will your life be unused and unfulfilled? lt is what you make of it. Awaiting to line up for their diplomas were Mark Anderson, Andy Hewitt, Rick Geist, and Todd Titmus.
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Colophon Eagles Flrght volume 61 was put together by 9 students at Lyman Hlgh School ln Lyman Wyommg The book was prmted by Josten s Prmtmg and Publlshmg ln Vlsalra Callforma The account was served by .lay Bogner as the company representatlve and Susan George at the plant The theme You Make the Dlfference was created by the staff to emphaslze rndlvldual effort that helped to ma1nta1n the hlgh standards of excellence at Lyman High School The cover mtroduced the theme by l1t1l1Zl1'lg Blue 349 sllkscreened onto Gray 764 The cover was entxrely deslgned by Jrll Shmkawa a former art student of Advlsor Cary Cox The drsplay type used for theme development was Letraset Unlversxty Roman 2905 The cover was desrgned so each student s plcture would appear on the cover of hrs her own book The plcture was mounted by the yearbook staff The pages of the book were prmted wlth black 1nk base color on Gloss 191 80 pound text paper All copy m the book was set ln Trmes Roman Style 45 rangmg rn sxze from 8 pomt to 36 pomt w1th the exceptron of headlmes on theme pages and advertlsements A combmatlon of columnar layouts and mondrran were used throughout the book Ideas for the d1v1s1on pages and theme desrgns were developed from examples ln Lrfe magazme A 30 percent gray background was used throughout varlous sectrons Sprmgs Wyommg and Inkley s of Evanston Wyommg Claude Hack er of Touch Lrfe Studros took posed and club shots for the book The book contams 142 pages wrth 16 of these 1n process color whrch were pasted up by the staff Th1s volume has over 600 black and whrte cand1d shots taken and developed by the photography staff The press run was 250 COPICS The 85 86 Eagles Flrghtstaff received the All State Yearbook award for the second consecutlve year and c1tat1ons for theme development and dlvlsron page deslgn Wtth the effort of the yearbook and the Eagle newswrrtmg staffs the combmed Journalrsm department won the sweepstakes for the On the Spot Contests durmg the Wyommg Stu dent Press Assocratron State conventron at the Umversrty of Wyommg Laramxe Lyman Hrgh School IS a four year secondary 1nst1tut1on rn Umta County School DISITICI Number Slx wlth a student body membershlp of approxtmately 250 The new campus IS located one mule east of Lyman Wyommg The marlmg address for Eagles Flight IS Lyman Hrgh School PO Box 1090 Lyman Wyommg 82937 Goodbyes are hard Sorrow looms In memory of Tern Lynne Walker Sept I0 1970 Sept 30 1985 Sample awkward words and S1 lent tears come to us 5 wrote Jon Jensen rn a poem that aptly ex pressed the femotxons of people saymg goodbye Lyman I-hgh School students had to say goodbye to Tern Lynne Walker 15 who was found dead of a gunshot wound Sept 30 near Lyman She held a black belt in karate and was also a firm supporter of all school athletrc teams attend mg most of the games Terr: was born In Vernal Utah to Vance B and Paula Sue McM1ckell Walker Survlvors in- cluded liter parents sister Tracy and brother Mwhael of Lyman. Tom s classmates expressed then' loss through journal entries and wrmngs trymg to come to terms with the sudden death of a frrend Two of these were pub lashed in the Eagle Oct 1985 Sorrow' by Sptnner Jones and Goodbyes by Jensen I 7 7 C . . . . , y , . 2 1 , . . 1 , l 1, V,'g ' ' f ' 'sf' ' ' ' ' eotle 1 1 ffl' 4 . . . . Vpgip ,,g1. A g 1 1 p .Q ' . , . so 11511 if' - :soy 1 ' 1 8 Y L 1 1 f e ., ft 71 of the book. Color photography was processed by Photo Box of Rock tlgll 2 'QC 1 1 lf p , . , , , . , W K 11 A i 1rV, ff . . , . . . Vg ' ' KV V 1 V Q - , . . . . . . 1 Vi, VV rl E ,jp ' J gi . . .... . pk' .V M 1 3: M . I 1 4VV1 1 7:21 ..Q.V A , 21 fy, 1. 'gt 11 .rv I 1,6 1, 1. 1, 9 4 f 1 1 Colophon 137
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