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

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Tux Towne. Each year Junior Prom brings out the latest fads in formal attire. Junior boys Kurt Giles and Clint Hallam display their tuxes with tails while the girls show the latest styles in prom dresses. Top flick. One ol the most popular activities to alleviate boredom is go to the local video store and rent a movie. Anita McCreary looks around and finds Top Gun the top movie for most of the students at Lyman. Eiclfffit YES 7 PM 3' Ll. PRICE .aw ft M-1 - 'zum ....W.., A :..l1cvK I . ,. K 1 ' A ' ,.- . . .V my 'V nn - .J ww ' 1 -av ft f .4 'iw' H Y' V C wwmuwmn Wild apparel. While reading Glamour Charlie Bluemel and Lisa Brunow discover the latest styles and fashions. 24 Style vi 'N .... .- ' r' Nix' 9 . a Q R? . ::,. is 1. ff f ii' 'f 'rf ,.....5 kk: Y -f. .1 . if Mg il .g 4 Q f 'W C xox N .2 . .,., M i ,M ,J E ,Qt .same : W is w x X Q M X Q NX e gsm , ,, if X ssl l N3 Mmix gim all X S Gi X 'X .. sera.. lf..-A . T f -.mg xx, Q s as x is . .r . i ' . ' 1 X X .. as W s X W wk -fm-M gwm-..a.....a Looking in style. Wearing in paint splattered sun glasses Karen Gillespie and Andrea Chastain go for a drive. K. X s ..... S

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II I learn more about the subject if I see it on video, In a world of electronics, video than if I just hear it. Michelle Redden freaks squander hours staring at shelves bemg Media blitzed with data Jessica Dunn 'videol they think Top Gun etc. i Then that puts them in the right reak the overused format frame of mi-nd and they pay of lectures and note more attention to what they're , S' , watchingf' said Social Studies Move up to the 80 S Wlth Teacher Dale Turner video education! Video programs Sophomore Michelie Redden rug. used mgre tofbreaithg said, I remember more about e 'ous mu me 0 Over fm the subject if l see it on video, notes, lectures, and outlines. than if I just hear it. I like MKIQS today aff? more them when they're interesting, receptive to videos because of but when theyre not you can all the television they watch. catch up on lost sleep. Dawn Also when kids hear the word Klaes added, lt's a good Not that again! Trying to find a movie they haven't seen yet, Rawdy Rollins and John Keller browse through Rent-a- Flick la local video store.J change to see a video. Turner said, While showing a video you can't just turn it on and go sit back in your desk. They fstudentsj don't learn if they donlt have some type of worksheet. They kind of zone out. l try to lecture along with it to keep them interested. He also added, You shouldn't show a video that lasts the entire hour because they get bored. 3 Shape up. Physical fitness is a major fad. Anita McCrcary chooses a fitness video to stay in shape and help her with cheerleading. Videos 23

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Bumper crop of knees. During the with or without socks. Besides an spring, the usual bluc jeans give way to abundance of knees, shorts also can give shorts-the tropical kind that are tight or baggy and short to long, but the wilder the better. Tennis shoes are also in a bumper crop of goosebumps since in Wyoming it can be freezing or snowing even during the summer. We IIEW Tammy Hicks 6 6 anny Toejam! was a trendy saying among students according to the annual style poll. Some of the other results were predictableg others were not. Styles included 501 jeans, Reebok tennis shoes, metallic shirts with tails, paisley stirrup pants, banana', hair clips and denim jackets. Freshman Stephanie Purcell said, The difference between being here and in middle school is that the high school students dress more in style. Lyman teens enjoyed school for the most part and liked English class best. Favorite teacher Scott Ehlers coached the favorite sport basketball. Home Economics Teacher alley students incorporate and catch Trend bend Debra Rudd and Ehlers were selected for being the most stylish of faculty members. The most enjoyed extra-curricular activity was wrestling, but football came in close behind. National Honor Society is the most prestigious club in Lyman High School, noted Librarian Carol Buckley. Students agreed. For entertainment, kids went to the favorite movie Top Gun, cruised Main Street, or listened to favorite rock group Bon Jovi. Shadow Song was next to Seventeen', magazine for the preferred reading material. I listen to the radio a lot and popular music or soft rock is my favorite, said Sophomore Jessica Dunn. Kids also listened to the favorite song Nobody's Foola' by rock group Cinderella or watched the Cosby Showf, Others read comics like Garfield or Bloom County. Crossroads Plaza in Salt Lake City was the preferred place to shop. The Sizzler and McDonald's were the places to eat with a date after a movie in Rock Springs or Evanston. Certain students rose as the top choice for looks and other qualities. Seniors Angela Doty and Vince Blasi were named the best dressers. I usually just buy what fits and what looks pretty good, said Blasi. Juniors Carol Bluemel and Lance Walker had the nicest eyes. Seniors Brent Williams and Doty had the nicest hair and Senior Chad Anderson and Doty were selected for the most shapely legs. The two with the cutest smiles were Junior Kari Hoopes and Freshman Clint Bradshaw. Junior Clint Hallam and Senior Andrea Chastain were known for their humor. Style 25