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

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Jogging Giles. Crossing the finish line, Kurt Giles is relieved to be done with his event. All the work pays off in the end. Catching rays. At the Evanston meet, Patti Hicks, Tammi Scott, Stephanie Thomas and Annette lsom pass time. l 1 TKe?w-LDMW 78 Track Track Stats and Facts Regional track placings Triple jump-Susan Apgood, first 100 meter dash-Carol Bluemel, first 200 meter dash-Carol Bluemel, first 400 meter dash-Carol Bluemel, first 300 meter hurdles-Susan Apgood, first Long jump-Susan Apgood, second Girls 400 relay-Lyman, second 300 hurdles-Chad Anderson, third 110 hurdles-Chad Anderson, second Shot put-Vince Blasi, third State track results 400 meter dash-Carol Bluemel, second 100 meter dash-Carol Bluemel, fifth Long jump-Susan Apgood, fifth 200 meter dash-Carol Bluemel, sixth Girls 400 relay-Lyman, eighth

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Rocky Mountain Athletic sports the state's toughest Lad Eagles get Dennis johnson ustle and defense were the main points of concentration for a young Lady Eagles team. The team was about the same size was last year, but with Senior Janet Buckner and Junior Carol Bluemel the only returning starters, a large share of the load was put on the younger members of the team. We're young and inexperienced but the team has a lot of hustle and they are willing to work hard, said Coach Donna Huntsman. One highpoint in a season plagued by fouls and turnovers was a 55-53 overtime victory against Cokeville. A shot at the buzzer by the Lady Panthers sent the gameinto overtime. With the score tied at 53, Anita McCreary was fouled with seconds left. She made both foul shots to secure the victory. Huntsman complimented the players that came off the bench. They came in and did a good job? The team also played one of its best games by upsetting Hanna 50-47 after a loss the night Jump. jump, jump. ln a low scoring game with eventual state champion Mountain View, Janet Buckner jumps for a shot. The Lady Eagles only lost by four points. Lane check. At Kemmerer, Kellee Eyre finds her favorite spot to score in double figures. Lyman had a I7 point lead at halftime. Has a lot of hustle and are willing to work. Donna Huntsman few wins before. They were ticked off after losing to Saratoga. The girls shook it off well and came out as a different team to beat Hanna. If we had played like that against Saratoga, we would have blown them out, said Huntsman. At regionals, the team was eliminated after three games. Their first game was against Kemmerer. The Lady Eagles had a comfortable lead with 5:30 left when Kemmerer came back and tied the game 30-30 at the end of regulation time. In overtime, Kemmerer managed to pull ahead and hold onto the lead to win the game 29-35. In their second game with Saratoga, they came from behind to defeat the Lady Panthers 38-30 and stay in the tournament with a chance for a state berth. When they faced Hanna in their third game, a rally by the Lady Miners was too much to handle ending the season. Buckner was named to the all conference and all tournament teams. Junior Christy Youngberg received honorable mention for all conference team. Girls' Basketball 77

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I'm very excited about next year with a strong group of seniors and. . sophomores. Rick Hansen No track few tracksters, but ecord setting performances. Jessica Dunn ithout a track, the runners worked in the parking lot or on the highway. Bad weather forced them to buzz down halls or jump in the gym. Practices were not all fun and games, said Anette lsom. Stefanie Thomas added, The seniors chose not to go out for track while others decided to go on the trip even after qualifying for state. These all combined to give the track program fewer than 30 students but four went to Casper. Susan Apgood, Carol Bluemel, Patti Hicks and Deena Moretti, placed eleventh as a team at state and scored more points than other practices helped me Out by schools with more entries. keeping me in shape. The senior trip to California conflicted with the state meet. Some Bluemel and Apgood usually earned enough points to place the girls team in the top three or four at each meet. Big Piney beat them for a trophy at regionals by two points. Regional titles and records in the 100, 200 and 400 m runs went to Bluemel. She was the only girl in Wyoming to place in all three state events. Strong in the field and running events, Apgood won the triple jump and was second in the long jump at regionals. She set a new record in the 300 m hurdles in the rain at Pinedale. Some outstanding times were turned in by Chad Anderson in the hurdles. He was rated high state wide, said Coach Rick Hansen. Vince Blasi was the most consistent athlete in both weight events? The most valuable track award went to Anderson and Bluemelg the most improved went to Brent Williams and LeAnn Choate. Hansen said, I'm very excited about next year with a strong group of seniors and some outstanding sophomores. -simaumuww Intense stretching. ln a hurry to finish the relay, John Martin gives it his all to do the best he can. He passes the baton to the next runner and prays they do well. E+ Touch me. A little touch of magic is what Clint Bradshaw wants at this point in the race. He adds his own touch of magic by sprinting as hard as he can. Track 79