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

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A track Was needed eam used parking lot The Lyman boys' and girls' ,track teams had a fairiy successful season, sending twoand ,four ,people respec- tively to State. i'We did reallytwellconsiderisng we were a young team and that we didn't have-a track to practice on, said giris' track coach Donna Hunts- man. The girls who went to the state meet in Casper were Carol Bluemel, Janet Buckner, .Ian Evans, and Su- san Apgood, Bluemel competed in the 100 and 200 meter dashes and the 400 run. Buckner was in the 300 meter hurdles. Evans, Apgood, Buckner and Bluemel made up the 400 meter relay team. Bluemel fin- ished second in the 400, third in the 200, and fifth in the 100. Buckner finished seventh in the hurdles and the relay also finished seventh. The team finished twelfth over all. Boysf track coach John Haning said, We only had 14 team mem- bers and they were all young, but we did pretty well, as well as we expect' ed anyway? Richard Eyre and Mike Condos were the two boys who re- presented Lyman at,State. Eyre lin- ished seventh in the mile, setting a personal best time, and Condos took second in the shot put with a throw of 44i6 . A lot of the guys did well during the regular season, but didn't qualify at the regional meet. But we're expecting good things from them next year, said Haning. B Both Huntsman and Haning noted the disadvantage to their teams by not having a track to practice on. Haning said, Not having a track cuts down on the motivation for stu- dents to go out for track. It leaves us with only the halls, parking lot, and roads to practice on and that doesn't give the kids any experience on a track. The coaches are hoping for more participation next year, so that their teams can have more depth and be able to get more points at meets. Track Team Track team members included , .. ,, ,. ,,.. .. ., , Q, SN A front row: Natalie Larchick, Brent 4 Walk, Vince Blasi, Mike Condos, Chad Anderson, Coach John Han- '. ingg second row: Heather Jeans, L 'Ti - gg I 'ii' . , David Prince, Molly Campbell, .... V., Y X , ... . it L Konra Vcrlcyq Tracey Lune, Mi- ' i i i , chelle Reddeng third row: Coach 'X k i- P Donna Huntsman, Richard Eyre, ' , Janet Buckner, Carol Blucmel, Su- ' ' -i rrr' H li san Apgood, Deena Moretti, Teri - 1 - iv Ashtong fourth row: Jan Evans, V pb riii 3, : Q , Scott Coombs, Jay Buckley, Ricky r if . Q gg Geist, Brent Williams and Carl if X 'iv' X6 i .ii, Mcnck. s s -1 - - Q - 74 Tr tck

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While Molly Campbell boxes outa Saratoga Panther, her teammates Jan Evans and Janet Buckner ara ready to rebound. Q 3, 1 ,Noi E4 3 V . Wm ,ff 'wfN Blocking u shot, .lanct Buckner stuffs a Kem- merer Ranger on her home court. I til., Girls Basketball-73

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Don't drop that baton! Michelle Redden handed the baton oil' to Natilic Larchick in a Flying likc an eagle. Janet Buckner competed relay. in thc hurdles. You made the difference S Carol had an exceptional sea- son, said girls' track coach Donna Huntsman. Carol Bluemel made the difference to Lymanls girls track team this past season. Bluemel quali- fied at regionals in three individual events and as the anchor of the 400 meter relay team. She placed second in the 400 run, third in the 200 dash and fifth in the 100 dash at State. The relay team placed seventh. Ready to run the mile was Jay Buckley, Brent Williams and Richard Eyre. Trick 75