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n MY MeMories you ~re, ore er trying to 5 tri e, And ~\though you're gone right Now, In MY heort you're still ~Ii e. Your foce is in MY MeMories, Your soul is in MY he~rt. 5o eorly in life you were token, And e ere torn oport. Everydoy I Miss you e en More. You were the greotest person I knew, And e ert hough you're gone Right no , Th~t ill fore er be true. Your ongel looked down ot you, And thought it w~s tiMe to T ~ke you ow~y. He took you up to heo en, Although I reolly wonted you To stoy. Through good tiMes ~nd b~d, Through loughter ond teors, You ~nd I were ~lwoys one, Until l h~d to f~ce MY Feors. Nothing Meons More to Me, Thon whot we sh~red, And no one in this world Could ever coMpore. M hurting so Much, Without you here. E ery lit tie reMinder, Brings Me to te~rs. My life h~s ch~nged, · 0 5ince you· e been gone, r And e ery single d~y, ~ I try to be 5trong. ·M tryin to get on with MY \ife, But it's oin to toke o lot of tiMe Bemuse this is just so h~ d, o put in the b~ck f MY Mind. 0

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RECIPIENT OF THE 2001 WELLS FARGO GOLD STAR SCHOOL AWARD FOR THE MOST IMPROVED SCHOOL IN LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS. WHILE THE BRYAN COMMUNITY IS OFTEN REGARDED AS THE ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM, IT IS MUCH MORE THAN AN ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL. IT IS ABOUT BUILDING COMMUNITY, PERSONAL CHARACTER, AND CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS. BRYAN COMMUNITY IS ABOUT INSTILLING IN OUR STUDENTS AND WEAVING INTO THE CURRICULUM OUR GUIDING P RINCIPLES OF COURAGE, GIVING, LOVE, PEACE, AND RESPECT. IT IS ABOUT PROVIDING PRACTICAL EXPERIENCES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WHOSE LEADERSHIP P OTENTIAL IS AT-RISK FOR WANT OF LEADERSHIPDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES. 1801 S. 40TH LINCOLN, NE 68506 PHONE:(402) 436 - 1308 FAX:(402) 436-1301 WW W . BRYAN .LPS.ORG PRINCIPAL, BECKY BREED

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Students Not Pictured William Abbott Joseph Afuh Leah Aguirre Ash Iey Arenson Heather Ball Andy Bennett Sarah Bennett Lyndsey Berryman Donnie Best Angel Bevard Janae Blahak Miranda Blakely Bryan Bletch Rachel Bonebright Jared Brehm Jason Brehm Jason Brown Tara Carnicle Brandon Cacarez Ashley Carter Josh Cassidy Tiffany Chamberl in TJ Cleary Katrina Clark Justin Claydon Sarah Conteras Jamie Crane EmilyDenrns Adam Dodworth Salem Dunning Christen Duty Jesse Dyer Josh Ellis Brandon Fl elling Teresa Fowler Jason Geis Shane Glasgo

Chuck Gotchal andi Grote Tasha Heath Crystal Harmes Sarah Hartpence Travis Hemsath Amanda Howard Lindsey Hoyle Jeff Huff Alex Hughes Latisha Hunt Leann Hyatt Phillip ljoma ichael Jackson att Johnson iranda Johnson Christy Jones Elisia Jones Tammie Jones Jennifer Jozsa Chase Kavanaugh ally Keefe Lucas Kirchoff 1ck1 Kometscher Joshua Kopp John Krotz atthew Kula Kyle Kumpla Kns Lafl asche Tien Le Khoa Luu Tiffny Lutz Phillip adloc Vanita ann Ben arquart Thomas art1 att a ej a

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Maybe it's the reason we all come here. There's just something that pulls us all together. Something that makes us understand why we're all here. It's a fairness that makes us equal. There is some sort of unspoken agreement, a contract maybe, that prevents us from purposely attacking or hurting others between the walls of this school. We all sign that contract, but there is no paper and no pen. Just look at us. We are a collaboration of teenagers. Our experiences differ drastically from one to the other but we are all the same inside. We've all fought some terrific battle for ourselves and that gives us the ability to respect others who have done the same. We have worked so hard to get where we are. Way too hard to look back. The future is all we have left. -Tara L. Carnicle Bryan Graduate March 2001

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Durin first seMes ter, 3b W in C students studied topics related to the theMe "O ercoMing A d ersity." A s a result, two banners ere created to reflect this theMe. Indi idual sq,uares illustrate huMc:m s tru \es for justice, freedoM, ~nd huMan ri hts. M cmy ~bo relate to our B r y~n G uiding P rinciples. We subMitted our two banners in the Lincoln HuMan R ights Coalition A rt C ontest ~nd proudly won reco nition for our ork. O ur banners were e hibited at the 5 tate O ffice Bui\din before returning to perM~nently han at Bryan where we hope they ill ser e as a cons t~nt reMinder of the iMport~nce of building and Maintaining a sense of COMMunity.

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5EED MURAL PROJECT Our seed mosaic mural was a collaborative effort between artist, Julia Noyes, Open Harvest.and the Wing C Bryan students. Julia helped students position their flower drawings onto two, 4' x 4' wood panels. After hand-coloring the seeds with acrylic paint, students filled in the flowers and background creating colorful mosaic panels. Students integrated this project with topics related to healthy lifestyles, food/human rights, and sustainable agriculture issues. After going on exhibit at Noyes Art Gallery in June, the mural will permanently hang inside Open Harvest. This mural project was funded in part by the Nebraska and Lincoln Arts Councils and Open Harvest(a Bryan VIP). We were proud to be asked to participate in this artistic experience. Go see it this summer!

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Photo r~phs in this photo-Mont~ge no be\ong to the Uni ersity \~ce rt Center's perM~nent co\\ection.

This year nine Bryan students had an opportunity to explore the art of photography with Glenn Trudel, a well-known photojournalist from Madison, Wisconsin. From September through December, Glenn's artist-in-residency was sponsored by Lincoln's University Art Place Center, the Photo Shoppe, and the Mid Attantic Arts Foundation. Through light, pattern, texture, symbolism, and evidence of life, we created images that reflected the places and people that help define segments of our community. With Glenn's guidance, we used our senses and our cameras to record our experiences and interpret our surroundings. We hope you enjoy viewing our photographs .

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The Bryan yearbook staff would like to also thank the following people and businesses whose support and contributions were critical to the success of our yearbook: Lana Brennan of Lancaster House Printing and Design (a Bryan Ventures in Partnership Business) for her generous guidance and publication of our yearbook. Tom Maricek of Inter-State Studio Inc. for taking the individual student and staff photos. The Picture Man for creating our all school photo. The Bryan student and staff photographers, writers, and artists for their excellent contributions.

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