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

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Dubious looks. NHS member Teresa Nelson and a young pal listen intently to the Christmas time story, Twas The Night Before Christmas before moving on to play games. Being there with the kids was so much fun for them and us, said Nelson. Santa speaks. Have you been a good boy? Santa tSpinner .lonesj asks a friend at the Bridger Valley Child Development Center. Shortly alter this, Santa gave out gifts of eoloring books, Candy and toys provided by the NHS members. Leaders of leaders. Officers of NHS are President .Iadelyn Johnson, Secretary Melody Apezteguia and Vice President Brian Warnick. Not pictured is Historian Tammy Hicks. 'iladelyn is such a good president, and Brian helps out so much 46 N H S when Jade ean't be there, said Advisor Carol Buckley mm, ,

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li L,,, I ,uw L f l ws N KY 'af2az51'a2JLZm.a 551. ::, IKA ' if ii ' F Andrea Chastain .ladelyn Johnson Syncopated. Drill teams combine sharp military style with dance. The drillfmistresses and other members make up the movements to either pop or classical songs. Stephanie Young, Andrea Chastain, .ladelyn Johnson and Heather Jeans dance at halftime. Sparkle. First row - Kimberly Piercy, Tressa McRay, Yvonne Silva second - Patricia Hicks, Marlea Haws, Kimberly Heltz, Michelle Yoakg third -e Jadelyn Johnson, Sherri Mair, Jeanine Harrison, Heather Jeans, Melia Youngg back - Lisia Schmidt, Stephanie Young, Terri Allen, Julie Tippets. .ff Bwdcllwagf ver the summer Captain Jadelyn Johnson and Co- captain Andrea Chastain travelled to New York to participate on a 850 member Liberty Drill Team during the rededication ceremonies for the Statue of Liberty. Johnson said, lt was extremely exciting. I felt privileged to be making history. Everyone was so different! But I didn't feel inferior because I knew that if l was one of thc ones chosen to go then I was as good as they were, said Johnson. We didn't see the Statue of Liberty up close because of all the people. lt was like standing in Lyman and the Lady being on the outskirts of Mt. View, Chastain noted. Drill Team 45

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It's a prestigious organization and it helps to build self-confidence in your abilities by being an active leader Search for the best goes on and on New and Leza Chapman ighlight of the NHS CNational Honor Societyl year was a cultural trip to Salt Lake City to attend the Morman Youth Symphony concert and a performance of the Hale Theater's Christmas Carol. i'The cultural activity is kind of a gift from the school to the NHS members for their accomplishments, said NHS Advisor Carol Buckley. The top leaders of the school were accepted in the ld keep NHS. President Jadelyn Johnson said, lt's a prestigious organization and it helps to build self- confidence in your abilities by being an active leader, in serving, and in always being the best you can bef' I was so excited when l heard I was accepted. I thought it was a privilege to be in a group like that,', said new member Dana Vercimak. Each year the NHS hosted an ice cream social for the school and a Christmas party for the Child Development Center. Our service projects HS alive are probably the best in the whole school because Mrs. Buckley puts so much time into it,', said member Jon Jensen. Many members of NHS noted that Buckley was the force behind the organization. '6She's so enthusiastic, she expects perfection. She has real insight and wisdom about life that we donitg she knows how to handle all situations, said Johnson. Candlelight candidates. lnductees are Chad Anderson, Janet Buckner, Todd Carter, Lori Jensen, Michelle Redden and Dana Vercimak. NHS Members. First row - Leza Chapman, Lori Jensen, Patrica Atkinson, Janet Buckner, Carol Bluemel, Anita McCreary, Tammy Hicks. Second row -- Melody Apezteguia, Jay Buckley, John Jensen, Monique Lewis, Michelle Redden, Dana Vercimak, Dennis Johnson. Third Row-Craig Johnson, Spinner Jones, Todd Carter, Brian Warnick and Chad Anderson. Members are chosen on scholarship, leadership, service and character. lt's such a solid organization that is respected all over the country and it's looked on as the highest honor one can receive in high school, said Advisor Carol Buckley. NHS 47 Iadelyn Johnson