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

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W asap.. FF X ki Warm at last. Yourbook travels with the seniors to Califomia and basks under the palm trees. Along with Senior Carl Menck, I contemplates how to bring the warmth and trees to Wyoming. .:, ' af, 5 .. L V A , MQW, 3, , . ,,, t, .21 r fe 'wh -M .f i ff it I.. ..,, , QQ Casual attire. If underclassmen cannot be with the seniors in Califomia, t.hey can at least pretend to be. The last three days of school the student govemment allows the student s to wear shorts and sweats much to the enjoyment of Juniors Terry Wood, Lisa Loger and Kim Heltz as they check out of school. 9 ypt ppy saat Empty are the halls. Yourbook and the student body says goodbye to the seniors. The class poses for their very last picture where all seniors will be together. Surprise. Lockers are cleaned out for the summer. Notebooks needed four months ago are finally found. With stacked up art projects and other items separated, Sophomore Jcramie Foote and .lamie Sing claim their belongings. Yourbook H la Closmg

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