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

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Kim Lester David Lewis Drew Lewis Lisa Loger Mike Mackenzie Tyler Maxfield Suzie McDonald Michelle Miller Deena Moretti Donna Nichols Gayle Peterson Anthony Pineda Mark Powers Tracy Prather Michelle Redden Jodie Revelli Danna Richins Rawdy Rollins Angela Sawyer Jamie Schmidt Janet Schwab Bryan Searle Eric Sharp Shane Snyder Peo' le Juniors

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Tommy Anson Teri Ashton Shannon Baer Jason Bair Joe Beauchamp Leo Beauchamp Jill Birch Shari Birch Jimmy Bramlett Adesa Cagle Jessica Dunn Susan Edwards Darrin Ferguson Kim Heltz Rodney Hewitt Christine Hofeldt Dwayne Hoopes Kristine Hoopes Annette Isom Scott J aggi Dusty Johnson Jason Jones Arleene Kelley Dawn Klaes People E! 1 J umors

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Go-for gang 0 its not what 1t's typed up to be The tests are hard and you have to study for them. They usually consist of phone numbers within the district, room numbers and knowing how to call teachers. ello, this is Lyman High School, may I help you? The office aide was a secre- taiial trainee who had the responsibility of helping to run the high school office by an- swering the phone, collecting attendance and dis- tributing bulletins to classes. In order to be in the class, the students had to show an ability to do well in the secretarial field. Secretary Maurene Ryan said, To become an office aide, students sign up for the class. Then I take the list, which usually isn't that big, and do some research on the people that have signed up. What I look for in the people is the grades they have in English and if they have had experience in typing and Slip Collection. Hourly roll call requires Senior Kristen Cushing to collect daily nervous at first, because I had to talk to the people within the school and I had to get used to working the phone and memorizing phone numbers. The class is definitely work and I'm on my feet a lot of the time doing stuff around the office, added Sen- ior Kristen Cushing. McCreary noted, The tests are hard and you attendance which is one school statistic open for state auditing. have to study for them. They usually consist of phone numbers within the district, room numbers and knowing how to call teachers. After school and during lunch, Senior Shawna Owen was hired to be a real secretary. She typed, gave out change and answered the phone. Owen said, It's kind of nice to work at the school because I have to come to school anyway so it isn't that hard to come to work. I also like being paid to come to school. Of the more embarrass- ing moments in the office Ryan said, lean remem- ber calling a house for an absent student after one of the aides had already called. When the people computer skills. Senior Office Aide Anita McCreary said, As an office aide, we do things like an- swering the phone, typing the announcements, and us- ing the intercom when neces- saryf' The students that did sign up for the class not only had the experience of running an office and completing daily assignments, but also typed pa- pers for Ryan and delivered materials to different teachers. Senior Christy Youngberg said, I was .N--1' Marked absent. After calling parents about an absent student, Senior Carol Bluemel makes a note of the call for the attendance record. answered the phone, they wondered why I had called them again. Sometimes the office workers referred to cer- tain people by their nick- names. Ryan added, There were times when an office aide answered the phone and told me who it was. I took the phone and blurted out a nickname only to dis- cover it really wasn't the person I thought it was. Miguel Apezteguia People Office Aides E!