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

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-f .4 mf N se -nh A 1 . 4? ,f if-ff t- t x Egg-1 AC-V0 Indoor gardeners. The juniors only expect the quaken aspen to be decorated with lights. but are pleasantly surprised when the trees brighten up the prom with spring buds. Clint llallam. Kellee liyre. Anita NleCreary and Kristen Cushing work on tree stands for their mini forest. Small talk. Making up new lines to songs. getting to know each other better and talking to other couples is part of prom night. While dancing. Christy Youngberg and Lance Walker engage in conversation and a few' jokes. i riii i V, 4 .Z nyvy, lm 1. , r Nh I nf A .,, .., ,,,,-- i it at Y' 5 QE: ,X em, Charcoal artist. Emerged in the nitty gritty of prom decoration. Deon Thomas colors bricks for the castle. King and Queen for a night. The prom royalty includes King and Queen Carl Menek and Kim Piercy, First Attendants Kurt Giles and Amye Larsen, and Second Attendants Clint Hallam and Kcllee Eyre. Prom 37

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Fantasy night. Floor shows create anxiety as this is when juniors join together in their debut for parents and friends and claim the time as their special night. Some of the dancers are Charlie Bluemel. Kari Hoopes, Jerry Davidson, Kristen Cushing and Lisa Brunow performing to Glory of Love. The prince and princess dance in the castle's garden area receiving winks from the magical pink dragon who casts spells dipped in U Leza Chapman ne friendly pink dragon stood guard at the moat protecting the medieval castle for the juniors. Dozens of formally attired men in tuxedoes escorted women bedecked in fairy tale dresses to the court yard setting of Glory of Lovef' A week before prom, the juniors constructed the castle and its surroundings which had been planned by Cary Cox. Cox said, The castle was easy to design, but hard to execute. Drawing and shading in the rocks was probably the most difficult thing to do. But I thought it all turned out to be a very successful evening. My memory of this prom was how 36 Prom hard the juniors worked. They were the best class I've worked with as far as cooperation and dedication. Junior Kellee Eyre noted, 'flt turned out well, but it was over really fast. I think it was good that the class worked together. Besides working on the scenery, the class also had practices for the floor show. The choreographer for the annual event was Lisa Kay Bluemel, who had to travel from Provo for each of the many practices. It was worthwhile. Iim glad I put the time and thought into it instead of goofing around, said Jeff Bluemel. Prom day started with the trip to the hairdresser for the girls. I sat there for about two and a half hours. By the time I Glor of love left, my hair felt like plastic from the hairspray. But it looked good and stayed in place, said Shelly Odom. The couples usually went out to eat. Eating spots included McDonald's in Evanston, Little America and Pizza Hut. Some couples did things a little bit differently. 'SA friend and I took our dates out to the Point at Turtle Hill for a candlelight dinner overlooking the lights of the town, said Bluemel. After finishing dinner, the couples hurried to the dance. Some juniors arrived just in time to be in the floor show. After the floorshow performance was over, the royalty was announced.

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Honored students. Principal Mike Hicks presents the special awards to Valedictorian Brian Warnick and Salutatorian Andrea Chastain. Straighten please. Closing her eyes to remember everything for the evening Patrica Atkinson allows Lori Jensen and Patrica Atkinson to straighten her collar. 1 ar J if at fav Surprise awards. Seniors Brian Warnick, Patriea Atkinson, Jadelyn Johnson and Janet Buckner grasp their Outstanding Young Man and Women plaques awarded them for their contributions to the high school. Donning caps. Senior Girls fuss over tassels on caps and collars before the hired photographer took the group and individual pictures ofthe graduates. Mental preparation. Mentally going over his speech on optimism and aiming high that he prepared to present to the graduates for the commencement address is Superintendent Randy Hillstead. 38 Graduation