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

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While some students star in parades and beauty pageants and dream about fame, Must defray the rent others Jessica Dunn 6 6 couldn't believe I'd won because I never expected to, said Leza Chapman after being named Miss Pioneer Days Queen july 22. l didn't expect to win. I was very scared and I didn't think I did as well as I could have. I would have done better if I wouldn't have been nervous, said Bridger Valley Days Queen Angela Doty. American Legion Rodeo Queen Kari Hoopes said, Last year I was first attendant, but I had no idea I would win this year. Three beauties from our school, looking for different summer activities, entered summer pageants, thinking they were long shots, but ended up reigning over the events. In preparation for the Miss Pioneer Days pageant, Chapman and the other contestants attended a charm school, learning about nutrition, make- up, clothing, poise, etiquette, hair styling and modeling. I was proud of my performance, she said. That night I didn't think I'd done that well, but when I saw it on video tape, I was very happy. Chapman said, l plan to study acting at a university, have a family, be happy, rich, successful and to own a BMW. Doty and a dozen other girls vyed for Miss Bridger Valley Days june 16. To prepare for the contest, Doty practiced her modeling, and memorized what moves she wanted to make. The pageant gave me a lot of self confidence. It also helped me decide what I want to do later on. After I graduate I'm moving to San Diego, Calif., where I will either go into modeling or go to a trade school to study business. Since she likes rodeo and loves horses, Hoopes tried out for rodeo queen for the competition and excitement. After all the work is complete, she said, you are satisfied with yourself. I0 Summer Activities l t I Impossible Dream. On their ward's float in the LDS Church Pioneer Days' Parade, Monique Lewis poses as DulcinelIa and Blaine Lewis as Don Quixoteff Many floats were entered by church wards, town businesses, and families in the annual parade during July, recognizing the Mormon trek to the Salt Lake Valley. Sizzling hot. The summer sun beats down upon Queen Angela Doty and Second Attendent Konra Verley as they reign over the Bridger Valley Days' Parade. For the third year the Bridger Valley Chamber of Commerce pulled businesses together for a week's celebration in .lune which involved contests, dances, rodeos, and even a melodrama.

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With mellow warmth, summer time blossoms in pizza breaks and Lagoon, Shocking summer moons his past summer Lyman High School students participated in summer jobs, vacations, and camps. While working at the Taco Time Annette Isom said, after being mooned by two ex-high school students, she was, Enlightened! I didn't know there could be two moons at the same time!', Leza Chapman worked as a life guard at the Lyman Pool. She said, It was kind of boring and hard to stay awake. When it was slow someone would order a pizza and we would eat it during our breaks. Isom and Chapman said they wanted to work during the summer for money to support their habits of skiing and shopping. Another summertime favorite was taking vacations. Stephanie Purcell spent most of her summer staying with relatives in Salt Lake City, Ut. She went Waterskiing at Echo Lake and Willard Bay, camping, Lagooning,,' and shopping in the malls. One incident Stephanie remembered was when she and her sister Melissa were shopping and looking for cute guys. She said, We would rate guys on a scale from 1 to 10. In one shop there was a very good looking guy, who we rated a perfect 10. We followed him around until he realized what we were doing. Adesa Cagle took her vacation in Blanding, Ut. While there she saw old Indian ruins, visited Four Corners, and attended a family reunion. When her family visited the Indian ruins, they climbed up a steep hill to look in some houses built into the side of the mountain. She said, After everyone finished looking, we started walking down the side of the hill, I decided to slide down. On my way down, I caught my foot on a shrub, and tore the side of my shoe. Returning to old haunts in Pocatello, Id., Bobby Morgan spent two months with his grandmother, renewing friendships and spending the days shooting rock chucks, playing video games and having fun. He also went fishing at the Palisades Dam and sight seeing at American Falls. K 3. 'L 3. I ., ,K 'X X L I2 Summer Activities We do windows. Drill Team Members Patti Hicks and Kim Heltz scrub and rinse windows, earning money for a drill team camp in Logan, Ut. The drill team participated in several other money- making projects like a Halloween Dance 4 Zig? t . V 1, Q, if 5,31 K . ,,,, ' .. .V J. ,H I' ,' ,, 5 f F, 1 4. y 4 I A .,.,,. if MF tr if Z1 4 . I V a.f Q,' V - W for Lyman High School, bake sales, a yard sale, car washes and nachos sales during the July Fourth rodeo. They also earned money for a child who needed heart surgery.