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

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Planning sneak. Travel agencies contacted, plans made, Seniors Janet Early Sllffik- Min SHC21kS Created 21 Buckner, Brent Walk, Bill Morgan and diversion f0l' 500105 before they Stephanie Young review their route to lfav'-filed 10 Callfofma Bill Morgan Disneyland- a break on the slopes ...- A e-fa-.rex 1 Wifi Mickey greets grad lt's going to be a really good opportunity to say our good-byesf, Tammy Hicks he Senior Sneakw was not the least bit sneaky as the whole school knew all the details. But the seniors were sneaky on other issues. Parental notes appeared in the office as pre-excuses for doctors' appointments. Of course, many of the doctors' offices were on ski slopes or in malls. For the formal kind the money making projects. For the informal sneaks, they had to be ingenious to elude the strict attendance code. They favored a repeat trip to Knotts Berry Farm and Disneyland with one night in Las Vegas. Vince Blasi said, live never been to Disneyland. l'm looking forward to seeing the beach because l've never seen the ocean before. l'm going to soak up the sun as much as I can. lt'll cost me a S135 for the trip alone and a couple of hundred to buy clothes and different things. This trip lets seniors be alone together for the last time before they venture off on to their own worldsf' students had to earn their right I think it's going to be a to go by participating in senior really good opportunity to say our good-byes because it's probably the last time weill see those people, said Angela Doty. Advisor Mark Seals noted the class started the year in good shape with S4000 and only needed to raise S2000 more by fund raisers like the Homecoming spaghetti dinner and dance, Miss LHS contest and Tri-night. I know some who plan on bringing their alcohol and whatever, said Senior Teresa Nelson. Just in case, the advisors decided students with an attitude or drug problem enroute would be sent home by bus and their parents would then assume responsibility and reimburse the school for the tickets.

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ei , 1 Vocational grant. Seventeen local scholarships awaited students like Vince Blasi who is mastering a Multigraphics printing press. Local construction companies, businesses and service clubs offered scholarships for vocational skills like welding, mechanics, printing, cosmetology, building trades and accounting. Wyoming colleges also offered grants for students who did well in agricultural areas. Academic scholarship. Not only do the students have a multitude of forms to fill out to apply for scholarships, but the American College Test descends upon them. Counselor Ralph Erickson explains how to complete an ACT application to Michelle Yoak. Her score on this test helped determine her success for scholarships. Many scholarships were wasted due to lack of applications or a change in college plans of the student. mffxfffyae Scholars seek mone I don't feel we are limited to the types of scholarships we apply forf' Spinner Jones nly fourteen more application forms to fill out. Name, Address, Age, Sex, Personal History, Need . . , Seniors picked up a packet of applications for the 17 local scholarships from Counselor Ralph Erickson and began the tedium of filling out the forms with the same information again, again, again. The biggest determining factor in getting a scholarship at larger universities was grade average. Not so for local scholarships. The determining factor for the 557,220 offered by businesses varied from career choice to financial need. Some seniors reached out to their chosen universities for the scholarships. Craig Johnson, who applied for the BYU four year full tuition Ezra Taft Benson Scholarship, said, I don't feel we are limited to the types of scholarships we apply for because all we have to do is write the college and fill out their scholarship applications. Pat Bates intending to enter the service to finance his college education said, 'sWhile lim in the service for three years, I can also work on college credit. Then I can go to school on the G.I. Bill which allows 517,000 expenses for three years of college. At the University of Wyoming, the ROTC will pay half my tuition, plus S140 a month for miscellaneousf, Only twelve more application forms to fill out. Name, Address, Age, Sex, Personal History, Need . . .

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