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

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Eagle spirit. The junior class cheers as Lyman displayed lots of school spirit by attending activities and becoming involved. Far out. Students like Junior Deena Moretti participaates in the many dress up days as nerd day. Spike it. Sophomore Stephanie Purcell spikes the ball as the Eagle teams showed detenninationduring Homecoming. Bubbling Energy. Librarian Carol Buckley gives encouragement and hope for evryone to do their best. Student Life Homecoming it

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i i Football fanatic. Senior running back Deon Thomas tucks the ball and runs but the Kemrnerer Rangers beat Lyman in the i homecoming game. TN 1 Y e -uns... -l - N-......,.f 4 , 4 ii 5 Jw .U .'1iflfQ'iY mr 'fkx leqdh. Obvious entry. Chorus students Heather Interior decorations. Sophomores Jim Bowman, Sharla Williams, Bryan Johnson Chapman and Brad Nelson participate in announce the name of their parade entry with decorating the inside entryway. generic signs. Student Life - Homecoming

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.. s Q X xx N at X X 1 X S gt, 'i?f5ifi.L?- . . -- . labs, classes and I really enjoyed the band and the support by the student body. It got us up when we were down. It was great to have the support for a change. hrough present and past traditions the students at Lyman enjoyed prepar- Giles and Patty Hicks. The homecoming games were against 3A Kemmerer in both Team found the eeret ing for homecoming week fes- tivities. During the week, studentbody found, This is itg the secret of our success. Clubs and classes debated what the secret of our success was. Freshman Krysta Linza noted, The secret of our success is hard work and determination, using the facilities and people we have to make things happen. The week began with only half a day of school. During the after- noon the faculty attended an in- service meeting and clubs and classes were allowed to start hall and float decorations. The sopho- mores worked on hall decorations while the seniors started float building. Also, the J .V. kicked off with a football game against Big Piney, a close 22-25 defeat. The Spanish Club and the SADD chapter brought changes to the homecoming scene by nominating King and Queen can- didates. Also foreign exchange students Petra Strijker, Carlos Varona, Antonio Pineda were nominated as candidates. The evening coronation saw the crowning of Homecoming King Robert Platts and Queen Kellee Eyre. The rest of the homecoming court included first attendants Lance Walker and Jill Birch, and second attendants Kurt volleyball and football. Junior Shari Birch said, Our teams re- ally played well even though we did lose. Student body and the band were well repre- sented at the h o m e c o m in g games. Unfortu- nately, the band was kicked out of the volleyball game while sup- porting the team. Many students 1 ttf Wf,,,,-Wg. . thought the ttit s band's expulsion wasn't neces- sary. Birch noted, lt really stunk that the band was kicked out just because they were trying to support us. Junior Jill Birch added, I really enjoyed the band and the support by the student body. It got us up when we were down. It was great to have the support for a change. The question of rules was . wwf . -wr- wzm., .. fy ,aw raised. Why was the band kicked out? The band was playing during the wrong times when the ball was alive or when Lyman was having a great volley. The rules and stan- dards set by the Wyoming High School Athletic Association stated that noise was notpennitted Pavement painting. Paint- ing Lhe town is just one of the many activities. Sophomore Lynae Wamick paints the street. at these times. It was an unpopular judgement call but students be- came more aware of the rules the WHSAA had for various sports. Student Life - Homecoming