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

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Ready, set, run. Another chemistry experiment W Brent Walk, Chad Anderson, Brent Williams and Robert Platts carefully prepare a setup while Teresa Nelson hesitates about being involved. Snake! The snake is missing! 7 dreaded words for custodians and some of the teachers. The friendly gopher snake wrapped around Brett Shahan's arm and being observed by Instructor Mark Seals took a weekend vacation, touring the school, before he was located, WWW 'L M-i-e-k-e-y. Mr. Jaggi makes biology interesting. He relates every day things to what he is teaching, and makes jokes and fun with the material, said Sophomore Jessica Dunn. Mount St. Lyman. The school was always in danger of burning down when Chemistry Mare Lynn and students Deon Thomas, Chad Anderson and Brent Williams were turned lose in the lab, Lynn said he added 50 experiments to the course, but even at that the class still ended seven weeks ahead of schedule. 98 Academic Science E N- ,M wg!