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

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One, two, down, up. Here they go Platts to their shoulders. Timing again. Will they get her in the air? Tracey Lane and Deena Moretti prepare to hoist Traci is crucial for them or they could all end in a heap on the floor. ll We deliver, 100 percent and more! just one of the favorite sideline cheers of the IV cheerleaders Spontaneous spirit takes Jessica Dunn 6 6 agle defense, get that ball! Little did the JV Cheerleaders know the team had the ball. This was only one of the embarrassing moments experienced by the JV Cheerleaders. Freshman Traci Platts said, 'SThe most embarrassing thing that happened to me was I had to run and jump up on Jessica's shoulders and I missed. Tracey was on Deena's shoulders and I was standing there turning red. Sophomore Deena Moretti added, The most embarrassing thing that happened to me was when we were cheering at Kemmerer and all of us went outside to practice a cheer. We ran back into the gym and I fell flat on my face in front of the varsity cheerleaders and the basketball team. The JV cheerleaders learned new techniques and tried to add new twists to their cheering. They were greatg they knew what they were doing most of the time, and they were a great boost to the team, said Freshman Basketball player Eric Giles. My favorite part of cheering was I liked being at the games and being around the girls, said Platts. Moretti said, Mostly I enjoyed getting to know the other cheerleaders better. Tracey Lane added, My favorite part of cheering was getting a chance to get together with all my friends at games, and getting to know the rest of the cheerleaders better. All four agreed that Assistant Dean of Students Nancy Nakahara's sweet personality and patience played a big part in making it all a success. Being a cheerleader wasn't all fun and games. action JV Head Cheerleader Moretti said, My responsibilities were making sure we had our uniforms and accessories ordered and ready to go for the first game, attending student council meetings, and having practices so we were prepared for games. Why would anyone want to be a cheerleader? Platts said, 'fl wanted to be a cheerleader because both of my sisters were mascots and I never had the chance, so ,I thought being a cheerleader would be fun. JV Cheerleading 93

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Watch the line! All coaches teach the drill driving the lane is 21 drill. Stephanic Eyre shows her technique with the ball against Kemmercr. 'TKZE-it-ale Down- .Iunior varsity basketball team. First row -- Julianne Tippcts, Lisa Logon Dana Vercimak, Wanda Hooten, Angie Sawyer, Coach Layne Parmentcrg back row - Michelle Reclden, Gayle Petersen, Jill Birch, Shari Birch, Rhonda Hooton, Stephanie I Purcell. - I ' I I rt.t 1 ts,t gi gawk - I Freshmen team. First row -- Stefanie Thomas, Traci Platts, L- Stephanie Eyreg back row -- Lisia Schmidt, Tami Scott, Teresa Vigil, Barbara Halcomb. Not pictured - Tracy Vercirnak and Coach Rob Wangren, I IV Girls Stats and Facts I I Team Score Win-Loss Big Piney 20-38 x Cokeville 12-27 X Pincdale 25-47 x Mt. View 20-49 X Saratoga 36-26 x Hanna 33-39 it Kemmerer 38-48 X Evanston 09-42 X Big Piney 22-39 x Mt, View 23-55 x Saratoga 39-33 x Hanna 37-49 x Kcmmerer 35-37 X Pinedalc 31-42 X I W 1 i 1 94 .IV Girls' Basketball Fighting for position. Rebounding takes lots of effort as Jill Birch jockies for position against a Mt. View player as Michelle Redden shoots the ball, ztff txt : ig io- if lift ti i.,Md,gjz,lf W f