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

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Al the Crandall Funeral Home Michele John son, .lan Evans and Shelly Lopez listened in- tently about the procedure used in the em- balming room. 4 Q .,,r , , i A Z L , A 5 lf' i 'A QQQQ .. ',, l rlll J Dave Lewis and Mark viewed oil printing at the Springville Art Museum.

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Cox's photography students practiced photo- graphing nature, shooting a stream at the base ofthe Uinta Mountains. Field trips were planned I , Classes travelled to learn Field trips were aids for teachers, and students enjoyed them while they learned. The most active class for field trips was the vocational ag- ricultural class. Instructor Rex Hamner said, I use these field trips because it gives the students actual experience in the things I teach themf' The Vo Ag students partici- pated in several judging trips like sheep judging in Casper, State dairy judging in Laramie, and around the Valley livestock judging. Hamner's Meats class went to Logan to the Utah Slaughter Company to see beef packing and cutting in the assembly line and to the AI Company. Allen Jaggi's Physiology class in- cluded field trips to B.Y.U. in Provo Ut., to Crandall Funeral Home in Evanston, and to the McKay D. Hospital in Ogden, Ut. At B.Y.U. the students viewed cadavers and other human body parts. Jaggi said The cadaver trip exposed the stu- dents to a sight of a real human body. At the Crandall Funeral Home the students saw where bodies were prepared for funerals and the students heard a lecture on what it takes to be an undertaker. When all of the students viewed the embalm- ing room, Blaine Lewis, a daring stu- dent, lay on the embalming table. Molly Campbell said, I can't be- lieve he could lie on that table. You could see blood spots all over on the barsf' The students also toured the McKay D. Hospital and viewed films about medical professions. Tracey Knudsen said, We saw a real gross film on knee surgery? Instructor Cary Cox included a field trip to the mountains and Carter to give his photography class a chance to take pictures of nature. Cox said, This photography trip gives most of the students their first experience with photographyf, His graphics class traveled to Provo, Ut., to the Utah Technical College and various printers in Provo. Dallas Mahan said, g'This trip gave me an understanding about how long it would take to go to school if I want- ed to go into this field. Cox and Dave Lewis took their art classes to the Ramses II exhibit at Brigham Young University and the Spring- ville Art Museum. Springville Art Museum proved interesting to art instructor Dave Lewis and his art students. 3, o, 1 af , V, f 1 WW? .FFF ff if lil ww W teresa 14 ,Y I' I8 Field Trips

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Geometry took up a lot of time Spinner Jones noted while he completed his homework in the commons. Skipping lunch, Annette lsom finished her al- gebra while Jessica Dunn ate her lunch. H E E Victims wanted relief Homework was a plague Homework plagued all students of Lyman High at some time during the year. Occasionally even a Friday night was needed to catch up from the week. Every once in awhile I get far behind, so I have to do homework on a Friday instead of waiting to do it Saturdayf, said Jessica Dunn. Be- cause of the great amount of extra- curricular activities, students some- times became too involved and put their priorities in the more fun things instead of their homework. Some- times there were days when all work was finally caught up, but a teacher decided to assign a seven page re- search paper. Homework procrastination was easy for some students. Although the homework would be all laid out on a desk, time could be spent with more exciting activities like restacking pa- pers, making sure all the pencils were sharpened, or finding time to watch a favorite television show. If students had a paper due the next day, it usu- ally was done. But if the paper was due in three days, it was usually fin- ished the last night at three in the morning. Bill Morgan said, I usual- ly procrastinate to do my homework until after the 'David Lettermanis Showf Then I get sleepy during the day. I don't have too much home- work and can generally get it done. Many techniques were used by the students when they did their home- work. Some found it relaxing to do their homework in a quiet atmo- sphere, but they usually ended up falling asleep before they finished doing their work. Others found it ea- sier to sit in front of the television, but usually became too involved in the program and completely forgot about homework. Others found that the telephone was a good way of get- ting their homework finished. By using the telephone, I can study with a friend and it makes studying a lot easier, said Tracey Knudson. But the most favorite way of doing home- work was doing it right before the class started. Just as long as they finished the work on time was all that mattered. I take everything home, but I never do it. Then I finish it at school, said Susan Apgood. 20 Homework