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

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2' ?, zfmwffkg 1 2 Ripppppl Pride burst through as each ' aeeo l minor, inn mp ishment was rec d ' ma' er or ed. The minor and jor break throughs a ' ppear throughout th b highlightin th e ook g e performances of' ' ' academic c ' ' ' individuals ourses, organizations and athletic teams Each step forward made major gains for Lyman High School, propagating new goals and records to break. More and more interest was stimulated about national competitions. A sneaking nag i question lurked ' I , S H2- in some minds f h Ru compare on th ' ow do l e national level in f? Some dared to find out v

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' 1 I W M M4 0 I r 4 I 4 eff? ' s standards went up, the 'iaiiure iist grew. and arose as a Nationai Merit Semi-tinaiist. Perpiexed the tacuity and statt groped tor Maintaining a tradition, the Y.621Yb00i4 WHS the methods gf incgeasing gtiudegt Compexencyl SVAKC Ps book 896 HTC SOUYYYAXXSYU 16319 was Q16 pggghm hom was room. Nw Student, WM, state champion tor the third year in a row. The N10 of mme Q-FSM paced mandatory auendance of newspaper ieaped from obscurity to state runner- eighth hour for the first tive weeks ot the second 'W' Q v 1 quarter. Teachers came in and heiped those 'UW Wm was Sim WW- Eicuefnem Simca D Studgnts fading mm Grasses, p, ,MSM throughout the student body which was breaking bfeakgmougin grrmmemd. PM Qgrigd qwqef, the out with a surge ot schooi spirit that had been eighth hour iist was cut by 50 percent. Eighth XHCKKUQ- The attendance was U9 M besiwtbah hom was woqgmg, games. Students cheered as a unit, setting new stair other breakthroughs were erupting. Both SYGHYJW5 YYGNKS mai OWU 503005 Picked U?- the band and state drama production entered their The Student Councii deciared the second week first state competitions and emerged as state oi the second semester as Spirit Week. champions. Son Sensen, Lance Waiker, and Suiie Anticipation grew as each successiui thrust was Tippets soared to nationai heights during the recognized. Students wondered f who eise and summer whrie Craig Sohnson continued the spirai what eise wouid break through? F O I I otw ation is the key to this dass. We are trying to get these students to assume O O O Q ' ' resp ortsrbrirtres. Gait Gagne .. N,- 4 Opening iove. Carctuiiy Gaii Gagne goes over ciass assignment with Eason Bakr, T caching with