Bryan 1996 Yearbook

'The sky is not the limit..

Bryan as We know it!

Bryan Community is a school that many people cannot understand until they experience it for themselves. Bryan is a non-violent school that gives teenagers a second chance at getting an education , instead of settling for the basic G.E.D. Bryan is in a league of its own. Everyone is on a first name basis, and they leave the responsibility of learning and being here on time up to us, the students. The system at Bryan is TRUST! Because of this, some people automatically think that the students here at Bryan are rowdy, disruptive, disrespectful, and never attend class. This is definitely not true. Students here at Bryan are just the opposite. We are active in school, and we respect the people around us, especially for giving us a second chance.

We, the students, are here at Bryan because we want to be, not because we have to. I quit going to school because of the feelings of stress and

rejection from other high schools. We were fed up with the whole school system, so we gave up. Well, Bryan is here to help us get on our feet and back on track.

My name is Sarah Lawrence. Before I came to Bryan I was bored with school; I was

never there; I didn't want to be there. I wanted to graduate, but I didn't want to put out the effort it would take to actually graduate. I wanted school to be over with, but it wouldn't have been over for a while. I was so stressed over prerequisite classes and credits that I freaked out and quit school. Yes, I took the "easy" way out, I QUIT! I'm not proud to state that, but I

did. Thank goodness for Barb Peterson. She helped me realize that I need to finish school. At first I was a little reluctant about going back to school, so they enrolled me into Independent Learning with Phyllis Guzman

a class that combines journalism, computers, and yearbook. Block classes are 2 hours long and skillbuilder is similar to the length of traditional classes-SO minutes. Skillbuilder is a class where you build skills in reading, writing, leadership, and math. The p.m. block is like the a.m. block except different classes are offered.

(Independent Learning is where you work individually on units or on the computer for credits.) Phyllis was a great help. She made me feel comfortable coming back to school, and she taught me everything I needed to know about Bryan. Independent Learning is the program that is helping me graduate on time. Don't get me wrong; my other classes help, like my a.m. block. That is the class that gives me the most credit. It is

Bryan is a very casual, laid back school. It's different because of teachers who respect you, believe in you, and treat you like a person-not like a student with no potential. I would have to give total respect to all the Bryan staff for believing in us, for giving us a second chance, and most of all for being our friends. Thanks.

Dear Students,

It seems like just yesterday it was the first day of school. We have all come a long way since then. We have survived incompletes, assignments, and skits at the all-school meeting. Through it all we have become much more than students and teachers, we have become a community of people who care for and about one another.

Some of us will return to Bryan next year to start anew, some of us won't. You all have left a part of yourself here and will take a part of Bryan with you. We ask that you remember to not let what you think you cannot do influence you in what you can do. If you can imagine it, you can do it. If you can dream it, you can become it.

John Heinke works hard as a manager at Valentino's To Go. We have many other students who are also employed by Valentino's.

Bobbi Kramer is the shift supervisor while her friend Lena Pumel works as a delivery person for Kentucky Fried Chicken. Several other students from Bryan also work at KFC.

Eric Foster works with his brother at Canine Consultant to train dogs. He trains them for obedience and for protection.

Some Students. enjoy playing hacky in their free time. Dan Davis hopes to make this his profession.

Dan Davis, Eric Foster, Buck Crumb

Many students get together after school to play basketball.

Nick Hanson, Jason Betz, _Johnny Ybarra, Andre' Tarter, Butch Baldwin, Jeremy Wilhelm

A few students enjoy biking. Some even bike to school every day.

Morgan Magilton

Leslie Stromer loves horses and enjoys riding them.

Some students enjoy seeing performances at the Lied Center. Walter McDowell, Jill Smith, Dominic Pedersen, Angie SanMiguel, Paula Bitz.

Lots of students like to hang out with each other.

Carla Bryant, Jeremiah Anderson, Joel Brunke, Bobbi Kramer, David Corwin.

Jarrod Lierman

Natasha Loehr

Heather Lombard

Morgan Magilton

Andrew Martin

Tim Massa

Mary Mccaslin

Kathleen McMillan

Mark Merboth

Sean Murrell

James Nelson

Nate Newcomer

At Bryan our As for the lunch policy is sophmores, and not that different juniors and sefrom other high niors who decide schools. Lunch to stay, lunch is starts at 10:55 provided at school. and ends at 11 :35. Even though we We do have an do not have a open campus cafeteria, we do policy for juniors sell pizza, soft and seniors, pro- drinks, candy bars, vided that they ice cream bars, have permission chips, and a variety and are not late of snacks at the for their PM block. school store.

Lunchtime At flry; clq

Quincy Scrivn e r, Jeremy Tuveson , Rachel Lawrence, Katie Kohls , Mandi Howard

During this time we have a chance to eat while visiting with our friends. We also have the choice to make up time for any class absence, if the teacher is available at that time.

The majority of the students go off campus to eat. The ones who do decide to stay

usually sit around on friend's cars and visit, or play basketball. These pictures don't show the store's main employee--Carol Woerner, one of our school's secretaries. She dishes up a mean piece of pizza.

Greg Sandstrom, Barb Peterson Gary Czapla, Stacy Flores, Jenny Jones

This year 225 students attended Bryan

Ginny Allen

Melanie Andersen

Scott Andersen

Robert Andersen

Jeremiah Anderson

Ericka Arizola

Amy Arkulari

Joshua Arney

Hung Au

Hayley Ault

Cyntl1ia Avila

Courtney Baker

Carla Bryant

Bradley Bullock

Angela Burchett

Nathaniel Burke

Michael Burns

John Buterbaugh

Shawna Carney

Rex Casey

Christopher Cash

Merry Dampeer Jennifer Funk

Daniel Davis

Chad Gandall

Aaron Davis Lindsey Gaudreault

Penny Davison Ian Gierhan

Kerry DeCory Robert Goe

Zachariah DeGarmo

Bradley Gruhlke

Melissa Devlin Jeffrey Hall

Anna Donahoo Nickolas Hanson

Hilary Donovan

Shane Harrington

Barry Hegel

John Heinke

Stephanie Heston

Dean Baldwin Wendy Hiatt

Angela Bauersachs Jennifer Hiatt

Amy Bechtolt Carl Hickerson

Erin Beenblossom Jace Hoage

Brian Betz

Jason Betz

Scott Beyer

Paula Bitz

Daniel Black

Terry Black

Shauna Boley

Amanda Howard

Anthony Howard

Denelle Huffman

Samantha Hughes

Tommy Hulett

Matthew Huntington

Alisha Jackson

Steven Bonnett Kevin Johns

Ken Bordeaux

Kelli Boyd

Everlyn Bradford

Darin Brandt

Matthew Brethouwer

Benjy Britton

Anthony Brodecky

Benjamin Brouwer

Melanie Brown

Nicole Brown

Nicole Brummer

Joel Brunke

Nate Chandler

Randall Chandler

Timothy Childress

Kenneth Choma

Jennifer Clifton

Nathaniel Clover

Samantha Cook

Joshua Cornwell

David Corwin

Gavin Cox

Michael Crumb

Carlos Cruz

William Dunn Ann Johnson

Mackeshaw Escarnilla Jennifer Jones

John Ewoldt Shane Jones

Anas t acio Flores Casey Jones

Valerie Flores

Tara Folsom

Brian Kelly

Brett Kemper

Misty Forbes Bethany Kent

Amanda Ford Ryan Kizzier

Eric Foster

Lorna Fox

Sonya Francisco

Luke Fuller

Katie Kohls

Nichole Koves

Bobbi Kramer

Amy Kramer

Sara Kriha

Jonathan Olson

Rachel Lawrence AJ Oziah

Sarah Lawrence

Jasmine Laws

Torrey Lee

Jarrod Lierman

Natasha Loehr

Heather Lombard

Shelley Longsine

Jennifer Lowe

Kevin Lundy

Morgan Magilton

Dominic Pedersen

Matthew Pekny

Natasha Peters

Chris Peters

Jennae Petracek

Brock Phillips

Ronald Phillips

Angel Romero Jacob Smith

Joshua Rose

Kristine Solko

Foster Ross Ricein Solomon

Ryan Rutt Tara Songster

Jeremy Saddler Treva Sowash

Anna Sammons

Nickey Sampson

Michelle Sowash

Kristy Spahn

Aaron SanMiguel Elisa Stanosheck

Angela SanMiguel

Melody Stedman

Leslie Stromer

Eric Talbert

Andre Tarter

Andrew Martin Grant Taylor

Timothy Massa Amaris Taylor

Jason Maybee

Chris Threadgill

Mary Mccaslin Renee Tomcak

Ryan McConnell Amee Tontegode

Walter McDowell

Kathleen McMmillan

Mark Merboth

Mark Mesenbrink

Nata Miller

Ronald Miner

Aaron Moreland

Jeremy Mort

Kristine Mort

Philip Moss

Sean Murrell

James Nelsen

Nate Newcomer

Doug Newman

Vu Nguyen

Michelle Nickels

Ryan Nordbrock

Bethany Nosal

Brenda Novak

Jason Picraux

Trinidad Ponce

Shawn Prenosil

Megan Price

Amanda Prochaska

LeenaPumel

Rafael Quawrells

Aaron Rabbe

Bobby Reynolds

Danny Rice

Scott Richards

Alicia Rivera

Les Scattergood

Tamara Scheidt

Jason Scherbak

Patricia Schlosser

Ronald Schuster

Quincy Scrivner

Travis Shefferd

Steven Shiveley

Steven Sindel

Jaimie Sindt

Laurah Skinner

Jill Smith

Sean Trainor

Jeremy Tuveson

Dan Tweedie

Scott Underwood

Joseph Urbauer

Ryan Urich

Christopher Wells

Lanna West

Jeremy Wilhelm

Robert Williams

Alison Wilson

Dale Wimberly

Michael Woeppel

Johnny Ybarra

Anita Yoder

Students gather on ~t' the first day of school

My first day at Bryan was pretty neat. I got there and found that I knew a lot more people than I thought I would. That made it easier to adjust to a new school. There were small classes, usually two teachers, no homework, and no fights or arguments. Everyone got along.

Another thing I saw on the first day, and throughout the whole year, is that the students that attend Bryan are smart. Before I came here people told me that students that went to Bryan were trouble makers and not that smart. But when I started to go here, I knew that it wasn't true. There were classes like computers, math, art, writing, construction, PE/Health, etc. Classes like I had at my traditional high school. Just by being here, you know that stu/ dents are having fun and learning at Bryan.

Students wait with their friends until they get their schedules for school.

Jason Betz talcing a break from the Internet.

( Letting Students Get in Touch With the World}

The Internet is a network of over 500,000 computers in 171 countries in universities, schools, industrial sites, and scientific laboratories. The Internet is new to the public schools as well as it is to Bryan. The main purpose of the Internet is to facilitate research and education. Since students need experience in planning, teamwork, research , evaluation, and decision making to prepare them for success, the Internet is a great resource. The Internet allows students to seek information, deal with world events in "real" time, access and manage information in the electronic world, and be effective communicators. The Internet has become a great source for the Bryan students to obtain information for classroom projects. The computer lab is open before and after classes for the students to use the Internet. The Internet has been a great resource for the students at Bryan, letting the students get in touch with the world.

Matt Wagner and Sean Murrell stealing a computer from the computer lab.

( A Powerful Resource For Bryan Students)

Plato is a different and fun way of earning credits on the computer. The system is specifically designed to meet the needs of learners. Plato spans a broad range of subject areas, with each course targeted to specific competencies and skill levels. The Plato system reinforces skills already learned as new ones are mastered. The Independent Learning class offers four computers with the Plato system for the students to use, and hopes to receive many more. Plato has become very popular in the classroom. Since there are so few computers and so many students that want to use them, students have to ration their time so everyone can get a chance to use the system.

Chris Solko and Kathy McMillan working hard on Plato.

Doug Newman and Jeremiah Anderson using Plato.

Steve Shiveley learning his multiplication tables.

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Every Friday morning students from the Bryan Community go to Clinton Elementary School to read and do math with the third and fourth graders. In reading, a Bryan student is paired with one Clinton student for a nine week cycle. In math there may be several Clinton students with each Bryan student. Students from Bryan arrive at Clinton at 10:30 and stay with the children untill l :00.

The Bryan Community and Clinton teachers have seen many benefits for both groups. The younger students get academic

help and they also receive a lot of attention. The Clinton students perceive the Bryan students as adults, and since they usually have to share a teacher with their entire class, they really enjoy having the full attention of an "adult". Another benefit for the Clinton students is that the Bryan students make great presents. At the end of each cycle, the Bryan students bring presents for their student's entire class. For past classes they have brought puzzles or coloring books they had made.

Hung Au helping two students with their math.

Mary Mccaslin reading with her Clinton buddies.

The three stooges, Jeremy Saddler, Brad Gruhlke, Brett Kemper talking With a few Clinton students.

Steve Bonnett reading to his Clinton buddy.

Public Service Announcements

Every quarter the journalism class participated in making a public service announcement. Each class made a thirty second commercial dealing with a different theme. Sandi Mann and Dave Grooman from Cablevision worked with the students on the projects. Before the students started on the public service announcement, the classes had to get together and figure out what kind of theme was needed.

Lincoln Public Schools gave the students a theme, but the students also had a chance to create their own. The public service announcement started with a storyboard (a story board is a rough draft of the content of the commercial). The scenes and dialogue of the commercial were drawn up on the storyboard to get a basic idea of the fmished project.

When the storyboards were finished, the students began using video cameras to shoot various scenes that had been drawn up on the storyboard. Students spent about a week and a half going to different locations like Valentino's, University of Nebraska, State Penitentiary, Mahoney State Park, YMC~ Champions Fun Center, etc.

After the footage was shot and recorded the next stop was Cablevision. The video sequences the students had shot were edited to a master tape and set to music which illustrated the theme of the public service announcement.

The PSA's were shown on Cablevision Channel 21. Some were selected for use on 16 other channels such as ESPN, USA Network, The Discovery Channel, and M1V. The public

service announce- Tiie students that ments were aired a won this award total of 6,000 times. The students are: in the journalism

Melanie Andersen class won the Bobbi Kramer Cablevision Spotlight Steve Sindell Award. This award Hilary Donovan was presented to the Sarah Lawrence

Bryan Community Treva Sowash because of its inno- Loma Fox vative use of cable

Heather Lombard television in the Ryan Rutt classroom.

Chad Gandall

Kathy McMillan

Renee Tomcak

Faye Koehn, Raphael Quawrells , Carla Bryant, Shauna Boley, Bobbi Kramer, and Angie SanMiguel shoot footage at Mahoney State Park .

Nick Hanson

Jeremy Wilhelm

Rafael Quawrells Jeremy Saddler

Matt Brethhower Joel Brunke

Mark Merboth Jerimiah Anderson

Angel Romero

Jake Smith

Misty Forbes Carla Bryant

Sean Murrell

Angie SanMiguel

Wendy Hiatt

Tony Brodecky

Leslie Stromer

Lindsey Gaudreault

Nate Newcomer Dan Davis

Jill Smith

Chris Peters

Ron Phillips

Eric Talbert

Alicia Rivera

Shauna Boley

Amaris Taylor

John Heinke

Doug Newman

Jeremy Tuveson

Eric Foster

Jason Scherbak

In Construction class taught by Pat Strauss there have been a variety of projects.Students have worked together with community and for the community.

Technology

This was a doughnut contest. They had to eat the doughnut as fast as they could and win a prize. Everybody enjoys the All School Meetings.

This was at one of the All School Meetings before winter break. As you can tell, the teachers get into these activities just as much as the students.

All School Meetings

All School Meetings happen every Friday. It is a way to learn about events and happenings in our school each week. We also honor students who have had 90°/4 attendance. As you can tell we have fun with the different activities. The meeting gives positive feedback to the students.

These are the cheerleaders at the Bryan Community. They have some great cheers!

Open House

At the open house. students show their parents what they have done. It also gives the students an opportunity to show off their work to the community. Students are very proud of their work and do a great job.

Barb Peterson preparing punch and popcorn for the guests at the Open House

Carla Bryant shows her family her accomplishments in Industrial Technology.

P.E. /Health in '96

This year's P.E/Health class was faithfully led by Matt, Roger, and Paula. We played excit- • Ing games like the famous ghetto soccer, although softball was the best. In health we got to participate in fun activities such as urine screening and learned some handy first aid tips from Jill Hoover, school nurse. In all, it was a pretty good time.

Mackeshaw Escamilla resesitates "Annie".

Morgan Magilton, Carla Bryant, Kris Solko and Matt Wagner play some cards at the Irving Rec Center.

Johnny Ybarra, Jason Betz, Jeremy Wilhehn, Butch Baldwin, Andre' Tarter get some exercise playing basketball.

Even though students at Bryan work hard at school, everyone needs a break sometimes.

Matt Huntington is also enjoying a little sleep before creating a masterpiece.

Here we have Angie Burchett taking a little nap. "Go to bed earlier next time Angie."

The photographer tried to be slick and catch Hung Au sleeping. but he's always on his toes.

Bryan students and staff are recognized for ...

Brad Bell's house: (above)

Here we have Pat Strauss and Johnny Ybarra looking over the blue prints.

Helping out with the recycling program are Leslie Stromer and J.D. Nelson. (right)

This year, Bryan's Hispanic students were recognized for their academic achievements. The students that were recognized for this were:

Paula Bitz, Mackeshaw Escamilla, Anastacio Flores, Rafael Quawrells, Aiicia Rivera

Angela San Miguel, Andre Tarter, and Juan Ybarra.

This year, Bryan students helped decorate a tree with bookmarks at the Children's Museum. The bookmarks were summaries of popular children's books. (Students in this picture from left to right standing) Penny Davidson, Katie Kohls, Courtney Baker Jill Smith, Jeremy Saddler, Michelle Sowash, (front) , Jeremiah Ander on and Jason Betz.

Other awards received were: The Lincoln Foundation Grant by Pat Strauss and Alysa Lanning for creating leadership opportunities for students, and AJ Osiah received the American History Award which was presented by the Woodman of the World for achievement in Social Studies.

Faye Koehn accepts the award for the Bryan journalism class for production of Public Service Announcements made the 95-96 school year. The students in this picture from left to right are: Dan Davis, Jill Smith, John Heinke, Kathy McMillan Rafael Quawrells, ick Han on, Bobbi Kramer, Le lie Strom r, and Fay Kohn.

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And for the 1996 Gold Star Award picture we have from left to right Jill Smith, Matt Wagner, and Mark Merboth. (left)

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Caring Responsibility

LINCOLN HIGH

ROBERT ANDERSEN

COURTNEY LYN BAKER

BRIAN BETZ

MA'ITHEW BRETHOUWER

PENNY DAVISON

LORNA FOX

SHANE HARRINGTON

BARRY HEGEL

WENDYHIA1T

CASEY JONES

SHANE JONES

BOBBI KRAMER

TORREY LEE

JARROD LIERMAN

SHELLEY LONGSINE

RYAN MCCONNELL

MARK MERBOTH

PHILIP MOSS

LESLIE SCATrERGOOD

IAURAH SKINNER

TARA SONGSTER

AMEE TONTEGODE

JEREMY WILHELM

LINCOLN EAST

SEAN MURRELL

JAMES NELSEN

DOUGLAS NEWMAN

JASON SCHERBAK

CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION

LINCOLN NORTHEAST

GAVIN ROY COX

BRIAN KELLY

SARAH IAWRENCE

MARK MESENBRINK

ANNA SAMMONS

QUINCY SCRIVNER

STEVEN SINDEL

KRISTINE SOLKO

MICHELLE SOWASH

LINCOLN SOUTHEAST

SCOTT ANDERSEN

MELANIE ANDERSEN

JEREMIAH ANDERSON

RANDALL CHANDLER

SAMANTHA COOK

DAVID CORWIN

VALERIE FLORES

NICHOLE KOVES

MORGAN MAGILTON

BETHANY NOSAL

ALBERT OZIAH

SHAWN PRENOSIL

JILL SMITH

LESLIE STROMER

REMEMBER WHEN ...

CASEY JONES WAS ON TIME

CHAD AND HALEY WEREN'T FIGHTING

BAH-B WAS QUIET IN CLASS

JOEL HAD PERFECT ATTENDANCE ... 0 WAIT THAT NEVER HAPPENED

JOHN H. WASN'T ROAMING THE HALLS

CARLA BRYANT WAS HERE FOR ONE WEEK ON TIME

PEOPLE REMEMBERED HOW TO PARK

SEAN MURRELL WASN'T DRINKING COFFEE

MATT HUNTINGTON TOOK SCHOOL AS SERIOUSLY AS DELIVERING PIZZAS

ANGIE WASN'T TALKING

FAYE DIDN'T WANT SOMEBODY TO TYPE SOMETHING BARB WASN'T SMILING

RAFAEL WASN'T WORKING ON THE COMPUTER ROGER WAS TEACHING AND WASN'T ROAMING AROUND

JENNY AND STACY WEREN'T TOGETHER

MATT DIDN'T SAY, "WATCH THE DEMOS" ANDRE FORGOT HIS LOCS

BARRY HIT IAN WITH THE BASEBALL

ERIC TALBERT FOUND our WHAT rr WOVLD BE LIKE TO DRIVE A CONVERTIBLE IN THE RAIN WHEN VICKY TOOK A BREAK FROM GRADING

SCOTT USED A SOFT VOICE

DAN DAVIS WASN'T PIERCING SOMETHING PHYLLIS WORE PLAIN CLOTHES

DAVE CORWIN DIDN'T THINK HE WAS GOD ALYSA WASN'T (STILL) IN LOVE

ANDRE' WASN'T RUNNING SOMEWHERE

PAT BROUGHT ALL HIS TOOLS BACK FROM THE CONSTRUCTION SITE

CARLA DIDN'T HAVE VALENTINO'S FOR LUNCH GREG WAS THE DOOR MONITOR

CHERYL W ATE A BIG MAC JASON AND BRYAN WEREN'T ACTING LIKE uBROTHERS"-WATCH OUT!

CHERYL H DIDN'T WANT YOUR WORK STUDY FORMS

CAROL SAID, uyou DON'T NEED A TARDY SLIP TODAY" MARY WAS RUDE

BILL AND MATT DIDN'T TEAM TEACH PAT AND GARY WERE SMOKING IN THE PARKING LOT AT LUNCH

JEREMY AND JOHNNY GOT SCHOOLED BY BAH-BIN BASKETBALL

MATT WASN ' T TRYING TO STEAL A COMPUTER FROM FAYE ERIC FOSTER GOT HIS 1ST STAR 4TH QUARTER

GARY WAS TRYING TO SHOW OFF ms GYMNASTICS AND FELL ON HIS HEAD

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FEAR, ALL THE THINGS I FEEL AND TELL NO ONE, FEAR, THE THINGS I THINK OF WHEN DAYDREAMING, FEAR, THINGS THAT KEEP ME AWAKE AT NIGHT, FEAR, THAT KEEPS MY HEART FROM WVING, FEAR, THAT KEEPS ME ALWAYS ANXIOUS, FEAR, KEEPS ME CONSTANTLY AWARE, FEAR, MAKES ME CAUTIOUS, FEAR, MAKES TEARS AND HURTS ... FEAR~

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LONELINESS

DEPRESSED, CRYING, QillETNESS ARE ALL SIGNS OF WNELINESS, BEING BLUE, WSING YOUR SMILE, WILL ALL LEAD TO WNELINESS, ALL BY YOURSELF. NO ONE AROUND. NOTHING BUT DARKNESS, BLACK, COLD, ANDWNELY.

BY HEATHER

Charcoal drawings created in Matt's class by Ryan Rutt and Steve Sindel. (left and below)

Bryan Community Music Survey

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RATINGS = 5 People

Farewell My Friends

ROGER and SCOTT: Sean Murrell it's sure been nice getting to know your grandma. Dave Convin has a future in some production company, we just hope he keeps it legit. Ryan McConnell rm going to leave it to the very end and then do a great job. Shane Jones champion of-the Underdogs. Quincy Scrivner thanks for taking it easy on us-you can challenge your college professors. Brian Kelly thanks for showing us a new way to comb our hair. Mark Merboth (Paco) a word of advice, Don't loiter at KWIK shops. Courtney Baker (Scrappy) after knowing you this school year, we know you will "NOT FADE AWAY' from our memories. Amee Tontegode smile Amee, smile. A.J. Oziah You were much better for me than you were for Mr. Zetterman, Thanks!

GREG: Jason Sherbak is one wild and crazy guy.

CAROL:Randy Chandler an interesting life, always had a good story to share.

ALYSA: Scott Andersen Love the super beetle! Can you figure the gas mileage?

Jeremiah Anderson What flavor of coffee for you? I'll deliver it on my bike! Penny Davison wanna go for a walk? I've got lots to tell you! Shawna Carney Oh no-another flat tire! Michelle Sowash I can drive! I've been here the longest and now I am out of here!!

FAYE: Laurah Skinner I miss our quality lunches together, you make me smile!

PHYLLIS: Matt Brethouwer self reliance should enable him to seek the best in himself and others. Val Flores' pleasant disposition and smile made a dreary day brighter. Philip Moss' high sense of order caused me to be more focused. Once Beth Nosal challenged herself to get done, nothing could stand in her way.

VICKY:Wendy Hiatt was very nice and a hard worker. Jeremy Wilhelm gives a new meaning to the word dedicated.

MATI: Morgan Magilton I know Mr. Pierce is your favorite teacher of all time, but maybe I am your second (Ha Ha). I hope your back doesn't give you anymore trouble. Congrats on graduating, you really earned it. Melanie Andersen you're a sweetheart, remember last year in P.M. block when you're the only person that showed up day after day, thanks you cheered me up. Shane Harrington you're a hard worker and that's a fact, good luck with parenthood. Bobbi Kramer to my daughter the next president of Xerox corporation, be all you can be, don't end up with a loser and read your Bible, Love you Matt. Kris Solko thanks for taking my class, you helped me keep my sanity, amongst a class of incompletes.

CHERYL W: Casey Jones you gave me my first gray hair.you made me laugh, pull up your socks. Leslie Stromer thank you for all your help and keeping me organized, the dishes in the dishwasher are clean.

CHERYL H: Shelly Longsine she knew she would do it. Robbie Andersen the real "lawn mower man!". Sam Cook A warm smile and a big heart.

GARY: Brian Betz Jason better get out here or I'm leaving the punk.Jill Smith you are the coolest-you're so awesome. JD Nelson you're being quiet today-NOT. Barry Hegel Man we need to do rec or something. Doug Newman I feel like I've been here forever.

BARB: Lorna Fox showed us all what hard work and determination can do, she's on fire. Nichole Koves brought joy to our lives and we benefited from her determination to graduate. Sarah Lawrence came, worked and graduated, WOW. Torrey Lee knew what she wanted and how to get it done. Mark Messenbrink did it after year of truggle, he reached hi goal. Shawn Prenosil worked hard to reach hi goal and did it. Anna Sammons i a gift to all of us, she came to ~'live life out loud and did it. Les Scattergood worked hard to finish last summer and Bryan benefited from his work. Steve Sindel was a delight 8th through 12th grade and always made me smile. Tara Songster was here a short time and was a model student.

This yearbook staff has worked long and hard to make a top-notch yearbook for the Bryan students. The theme for our book ( Sky's The Limit ) represents that the sky is the limit for the students at Bryan. The theme was created by a student to repre-

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sent Bryan, because nothing is stopping Bryan students from s-u.ccess. The material in the yearbook was all written by the students and approved by the staff. The yearbook staff worked on Macintosh computers with the use of Aldus Student

Pagemaker Version 4.2 and 5.0 to publish the book. Lana and Roger from Lancaster House Printing helped us with the layout and design of our book and also helped design the cover. We would like to thank them for all their great ideas and hard work. We would also

Kathy McMillan

Carla Bryant

Heather Lombard

Angie SanMiguel

Lindsey Gaudreault

Shauna Boley

Leslie Stromer

Alicia

Amaris Taylor

Jeremy Tuveson

like to thank Matt Wagner for taking the all school photo and the yearbook staff photo. Most importantly, we would like to thank the staff' members who took extra responsibility to help out.

Chris

Rafael Quawrells

Bobbi Kramer

Joel Brunke

Mark Merboth

Steve Sindell

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