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

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Officer Ollie. Good boys and girls observe street safety. Officer Ollie trains Debbie Edwards in puppetry. Expe The field trips sometimes help us to get over fears. Karen Gillespie So, Bossy. FFA students from various schools judge dairy cows on one outing. Todd Covolo is one of Lyman's contestants. 106 Class On The G0 Spinner jones chool offers some courses that enable students to get outside of the class once in a while, whether it is a field trip or a class assignment. ' J! mf! Perform Understand rience new horizons puppet shows on safety and drugs in cooperation with the Lyman Police Department. Joe Brodine said, We performed for various elementary school kids ranging from first to third grade. We took them shows about fire safety, bike safety, Seniors enjoy getting out of what todo when lost and school to go on physiology field trips. Karen Gillespie said, NI think field trips are helpful if they're oriented with what you are studying. When we went to see the cadavers we got to see things l had never seen before or even knew where they were. The field trips sometimes help us to get over fears that are situated around the place we're visiting. l also like the crazy fun that goes on during the trips there and back. The drama class performed drug awareness. It was a good experience because the kids took an interest in what we were doing. Jennifer Whitrock added, The little kids were really enthusiastic about the shows. There were some that knew that people were behind the curtain but Mr. Cox kept telling them that there wasn't. A two day tour was one of the outside activities of the chorus, swing choir and jazz band. I thought it was really considerate of Miss Lyon to ask us Uazz Bandj on the chorus tour. We all enjoyed it very much because we had the opportunity to perform for many different peoplef, noted Melody Apezteguia. Monique Lewis added, Chorus tour is a unique experience, because we got tc go to other places and share our talents with them. They went to Cokeville, Rich County High School and the Golden Living Retirement Home in Logan during the first day. Then they stayed aj the Hilton in Ogden for the night. The next day they sang at the Utah School for the Blind in Ogden, and then at the Mount Vernon private school in Salt Lake. After all of the singing, the group was able to go to the 49th Street Galleria. . - r - F I

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Airborne. Learning how to fly a plane is not a course you can take in any high school, Jace Ferguson and Terri Ashton get ready to take off on an adventurous journey into the sky. Nerves of steal. Braving the unknown dangers of unseen creatures lurking in the turbulent depths below. Tom Tippets gets ready to go scuba diving at the shallow end of the Lyman swimming pool. Indian style. With their forearms Turn's over. With two people to parallel to their shoulders and a tank and very few tanks, their hands back behind their students find their turns to be chins, Teresa Nelson and Nancy quite short. Chad Anderson and Clark scope out a target. Brent Williams pull the equipment to the pool's edge. Project Adventure 105

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farms vf -fs... 5,,,,.,......a -nau- Animals travel to Children and pets on the go. FFA pets elementary schools. shower them with love ,M ,W,m.m.,, .. .t ,A Lfinta lure. The mountains in any season are a photographers haven. Yearbook photography trainees Stefanie Thomas, John Keller. Rawdy Rollins and Head Photographer Todd Carter need snow shoes for the trip. am f ,f Diente de leon. Onto the school grounds, the Spanish class troops to identify the Hora in Spanish. Rena Ricks recalls the name for dandelion. Daisy, Daisy. A quick lunch break and then Kim Lester, Barbara Halcomb and Tami Scott ten speed through P.E. Class On The Go 107