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

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Misty Heltz Tammy Herron Julie Hillstead Jamie Hoopes Rhonda Horrocks Shelly Hortin Jake Huber Archie Hubert Tammara Huggins Pete Isom Joe Johnson Kristen Johnson Suzette Lacy Bobby Landry Mike Larchick Codie Larsen Roxie Lester Lance lind Krysta Linza John Lopez Trooly McCarroll Donna McCreary Michele Nelson David Nichols People - Freshman

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Pressure release students seek seclusion I get time by mysehf when I 'm not in school. I d0n't have to find the timeg I just get it. s varsity cheerleader, pep club secretary, senior class president, SADD and FHA member, Charlene had her hands full. She was always busy with one activity or an- other. When pressure built and she was frus- trated with the way things were going, she went dancing or bike riding. Physical exertion was one way she could get her thoughts together and become more content with her hectic situation. Charlene, a fictitious person, had a schedule similar to the ones many LHS students had. Stu- dents had to find various ways to cope. Music release. A Walkman isolates Senior Deon Thomas giving him needed time alone while doing homework. Senior Tom Tippets found it re- laxing and peaceful just going to his room. Sophomore Eric Giles said, I either watch television, sit and think, sleep or do homework. School was a pressure that often caused teenage stress. Sophomore Sharla Williams said, I have a lot of homework this year, and I worry about my family. So I ride my bike or just sit in my room with the door closed and listen to music. Some would rather have been with a fun group than by themselves in a time of depression. Williams, said I'm a quiet person but I like being X gli Listening to music helps the mind relax and increases academic performance. around people having fun. It helps me to relax and forget my problems. How often did students of '88 get time by themselves? Sophomore Heidi Peterson said, I get time by myself when I'm not in school. I don't have to find the timeg I just get it. Giles added, I can't drive yet and there is nothing to do, so I guess I get a lot of time by myself. Wil- liams noted she usually had to find time for herself, I usually get an hour by myself about once a week? Tina Elmer Playing helps. Guitar strumming is one Fiction freak. Curled up with a good way Jtmior Adesa Cagle can relax during the book in a cozy comer, Sophomore Marcia pressure of a busy lifestyle. Jones finds seclusion! Books offered new worlds far away from students' concems. Peo. le Relaxation