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

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Giant kiss. With before parade jitters, Sophomore king and queen candidates Victor VanGieson and Michelle Redden prepare to ride their class' float as Rhonda Hooten and Lisa Loger put on the finishing touches. Crowned royalty. Coronation activities come to a climax when Seniors Shaun Jaggi and Janet Buckner are crowned King and Queen. The two then reigned over all homecoming activities. 2 K: its , Dancing drillers. After performing with the Statue of Liberty Drill Team in New York, July, l986, Seniors Andrea Chastain and Jadelyn Johnson present the routine for the Coronation. 20 Homecoming Royalty dance. First Attendants Carl Menck and Amye Larsen share the honor during the traditional royalty set at the homecoming dance.

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Nerd day. We end up in the nerd picture in every yearbook, say Seniors Angela Doty and Konra Verley as they beg not to be photographed. Picasso splash. Enlargement and whitewashing of the L is a traditional activity ofthe freshmen who generaliy end up with as much whitewash on themselves as on thc rocks. 5 i t fi! iii! tits new wtf gsm iii! Egyptian pyramid. John Anderson prepares to be the crowning block in the senior pyramid during class competitions for homecoming. Homecoming

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Flammable teams. Prepared for homecoming action, the football and girls' swim teams ride one of the town's fire department trucks for the windy parade on Main Street. ails... 'K-'r It's painters splashing town streets. It's alumni returning to the alma mater Homecoming eaffirms Eagle famil unit Tammy Hicks raditional activities for Homecoming 1986 included the Student Council early morning breakfast organized by Patricia Atkinson which served 100 people. Homecoming royalty was announced at the Wed. night Coronation organized by Teresa Nelson. Baby pictures of the candidates were used to introduce them to the audience. The King and Queen Shaun Jaggi and Janet Buckner were crowned as well as first attendants Carl Menck and Amye Larsen and second attendants Brian Warnick and Stephanie Thomas. Joe Brodine sang The Greatest Love of All', and Jadelyn Johnson and Andrea Chastain danced to New York, New Yorkf' While the police blocked Main Street the Sophomores painted mottos, names, and 'f89 all over. The painting of the L on the hill overlooking the football field was, again, traditionally done by the Freshmen. They used five gallons of whitewash to paint the letter and themselves. Advisor Del Turner said, We have plenty of enthusiasm, but the organization left something to be desired. The approximate 30 Freshmen who came broadened the Ln considerably. Following the successful Homecoming parade, was the Senior-sponsored spaghetti dinner which profited 5430. It was a good fund raiserg our class made a lot of money, said Senior Lisa Jensen. After the pep rally Thursday night, students joined in a honk- a-thon. One minor car accident jeapordized the chance of having another honk-a-thon. Because the bonfire had been lit the night before by an anonymous person, Juniors guarded the second, larger pile of wood. 'fl really hated having to guard the bonfire, noted Junior Spinner Jones, but it was fun lighting it.'i The bonfire was so hot we had to scoot back really far, said Junior Lisa Brunow. The Student Council arranged for a fireworks display as the bonfire was lit which may become a new Homecoming tradition. Homecoming 21