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

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Groovy! Blindly math teacher John Block leads the faculty band in their version of Happy Birthday at the second annual LHS birthday party. Substitute teacher? Out of the woodwork come Tricks, pranks and jokes Jessica Dunn 6 6 urry she's coming! Wait, you shut the snakeis head in the drawer! When the substitute comes in, the room is quiet and everyone acts innocently. She knows something must be going on. This was not an unusual situation for a substitute teacher. But practical jokes were only some of the things they had to put up with. The kids are really great. I was afraid on the first day but only for about five minutes. It's been a ball. I'm pretty lenientg they always want to go out to get a drink or use the restroom. I guess they're not potty trained too well, said substitute Nancy Brailsford. I don't think they pull off too much, because I remember doing the exact same things to my substitutes, she added. Mayla Marsing said, Kids always say stuff like, 'My teacher always lets us listen to music,' or anything they can think of. It's fun substituting. I like getting to know the kids, and seeing if they act the same on campus as they do off campus Some kids are more friendly when they're on your territory, but when you're on their territory they're not as friendly. Substitutes have at least one crazy thing happen to them while substituting. For example, Junior Cy Campbell remembers in one of his classes when there was a substitute they switched seats from their assigned seats and pretended to be that person. In another class the substitute was calling the roll and everyone answered for different people, even the people who were absent that day. The substitute became really confused. New teacher. While the task is not always pleasant, Paul Willie teaches algebra and geometry to students who sometimes are not interested in x and y. Overtime. A teacher's job isn't finished at 3:15. There's always the coaching duties to be handled. Football Coach Rob Wangeran checks in uniforms from players Lance Walker, Kelly Felkins and John Anderson. Faculty 135

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Mary Beth Lyon Chorus Swmg Cholr, Freshman Advxsor Layne Parmenter Spamsh, Language Arts, Volleyball Glrls Basketball Jumor Advrsor Debra Rudd Home Economrcs, FHA Mark Seals Scxence, Boys Basketball Head Semor Advlsor Del Turner Hrstory, Head Freshman Advisor, Football Rob Wangren Specxal Educatlon, Football Girls Basketball SADD Paul Wllhe Mathg Sophomore Advisor Lauralee Youngberg Teacher Aide CSpec1al Educationj ara eaaadm AW 'UK M W2 W 134 Faculty

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