Bryan 2002 Yearbook

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Table of Contents Karen's Memorial and Remembrance .............. 2-3 Drawing of Bryan .. . .... ..... ...... . . ... .. .... ... .. .. .... 4 Our Theme 'Changing Faces' ......................... 5 The Bryan Guiding Principles .................... 6 Our Memories of Bryan .......... .-....................... 7 Congratulations Graduates ........................ 8-9 Students Photos ................................... 10-16 Students Not Pictured ..................................... 17 Staff Photos ............................................. 18-19 Student Parenting ...................................... 20-21 Student Artwork and Poetry ................. 22-27 Exclusives .................................................... 28-29 All School Photo ............................... 30-31 Field Trips ... . . .. ... .... .... ..... .. .... . . .. . . .. . ... . ... . 32-34 Friends At Bryan ........................................... 35-37 Music Collage .......................................... 38 Student Tattoos ............................................... 39 Remembering September nth ................. 40-41 Scholarship Recipients ...................................... 42 Gold Star Award Recipients ..................... 43 Miscellaneous .............................................. 44-45 More of Our Memories ......................... 46 The Great Yearbook Staff ........................... 47 Autograph Pages ..................................... 48-50 Sponsors and Ads . ..... ..... ... . .. . . .. ... . .. ... . ... ... . ... . 51-58 A Final Tribute to Karen ............................. 59

Karen Ellis

This year an important part of our community was lost. Our art teacher, Karen Ellis, aiea of a suaaen heart attack over Christmas vacation. She Wps only 49.

Karen was a believer who believea in all of us to follow our ambitions ana reach our goals. She was a aeaicatea teacher who wantea to help all of us be proua of ourselves ana our accomplishments.

She was also an inspiration to those of us who really love art ana gave us that extra boost of confidence to pursue areams we may have.

Her smile brightenea up the hallways ana the art work that hangs throughout the school will continue to remind students and staffjust how beautiful of a person Karen Ellis was. She will be greatly missed.

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-Alicia G. 0 great ,, she w~se teacher i nteracttV f energY. with ~ho rest in rv,ay s e " Peace.wn D• -faysha

..~he Was a-very creative, Ven, enernec 'F ft. :,, lc Person or as long as I've known her. She gave everyon Warm ea Welcome,, -nttany •

"She was a, won derfu,, teacher.

-Mike J. " Whatever in your life does not kill you, only makes you stronger.

Don't be afraid to make changes when neccessary."

-Josh W.

naren was one of the most inspiring teachers. She Wo':'ld never let you give up until you succeeded. I will always remember her for her kind heart."

-Frank T.

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"Karen had to be the most enthusiastic person l'v~ ever spent time around. She believed in everyone and taught us all to keep our heads up. " -Jacob B.

"She was an in erson awsome P ,r heart.

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"Karen was a person who lived by all of the guiding principals here at Bryan and it e of as o n f really showed."

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"Karen had this energy, it moved people and things into motion."

-AmyF.

""Karen was always a caring person.

She showed me the sky's the limit."

-Jackie K.

""Karen was a bright woman that had lots of things going for her. She brightened up my day every time she smiled. I will miss her."

-Anisha£.

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-Jenny B. and Mingus B.

....,,, naren was an inspiration to me and many other students. She believed in each and every one of the students here. " -Amys.

"I looked up to her a/ot and thank her for all the support she gave me. I've dedicated my life to please 1 her by becoming successful in my art career."

-Jamie S.

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"Changing Faces" From changes in students and staff from the remolding of our halls, we experienced many changes this year. That is why we chose Changing faces as our theme. With the untimely death of our beloved teacher Karen Ellis, our favorite guy Gary Czapla leaving us, and Sarah Meier taking a year off to spend time with her children, we had the pleasure of welcoming three new teachers into our community. Thank you to Tom Sheppard, Mike Stinson, and John Gloe for joining us.

Also all the students coming in and going out every quarter. And who can leave out Sept.

11th which helped bring together our nation and gave us a reason to stand up for each other.

The guiding principles are the foundation of our school. If everyone, including the staff, did not practice these principles, we would no longer be able to call ourselves the Bryan Community.

Q:0(.Q)<f{&l_ ®£ means ... Talcing positive risks in order to reach one's goals, giving of oneself, asking for help, and speaking out for oneself and others.

®i~ti"l® is ... An unconditional gift we give ourselves and others by trusting, acknowledging, and respecting our relationships.

1:0~£ means ... Every member of Bryan Community is 1.0volved in the practice of the unconditional care and concern in creating a welcoming, inviting, and helpful atmosphere for others and self

~ £&1Q:£ means ... Accepting yourself and others, and resolving differences through communications, seeking and giving support, and fairness.

A place of peace creates, a feeling of safety.

£S<f> £(l@ means ... Accepting and treating oneself, others and the community kindly.

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We gave you students a survey and asked you what some ofyour fa vorite maments at Bryan were. Here's what ya'll had to sa y... .. ••• •• "When private investigators came and took me to A.C. ."

-Sean C.

ly one in my "I was the on II the I ebra class to get a ag . . ht on the test. . q uestions rig s the first time ,n my ltWa ,·t 11 ,, I e ..

-Elainea B.

"Field trips."

-Josh 5.

,, "The ropes course.

-Megan K. " First day."

-Scott R.

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"When we used to go on field trips in the morning with John and Cathy; the team building activities.

We grew pretty close as a team, like a family."

-Alicia G.

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"When dimes started falling out of the tampon machine; good times!"

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RATU D Well , another school year h as flown by and most students will b e looking forward to returning to school after the summer . But those of us who proudly belong to the class of 200 2, the end of ' just another school year ' means the beginning of the re s t of our lives .

It seems a s though we have been planning for graduation for our whole lives and now that it ' s finally here , every single one of us has our own feelings of what ' s to come . Some of us already have plans for college , or have a j ob they wi ll be looking into. And some of us are still unsure wha t i s t he b e st thing to do.

But no mat t er what our plans may be , we ea c h have o ur own resource o f motivation and inspiration that have brough t us this f ar.

Parents , friends , teachers , and our peers have all contributed to keeping us focused . So have many of the different obstacles we ' ve faced .

We have all fallen , some more than once or twice , but we each had enough will - power to keep getting back up and keep trying .

All of our determination and hard work has finally paid off!

Thank- you to every single person that has help make us the individuals we are today by believing , caring, comforting , helping, educating , d is c ip l in i ng, and a l l t he o t he r wonderfu l things you a ll ha ve do n e t o help us .

Cong rat u lat i ons t o t he Br yan Community Cla s s of 2002 ! !

To the Graduate, No More a Child t-te11 uttt.t Pri.11\.USS, TIILS 011\.t's For yow....

To the graduate, no more a child, On whom these many years my love has shone: Cl~ l,itetctt~ 01,(.t tll\,to tl,it Take pleasure in the pleasure of my pride, R.tetL Worlct, wtjl.<.St WClll\,ttct However much you've managed on your own. to Ltt ~01,(. R,11\,0W l,iow -proi.<.ct of ~01,(.

Even as you dance upon your stage, wt etrt. yo!,(. l,ietvt -proVtV\, to ~ol,(.rstLf Growing ever more endowed with grace, tl,iett ~OL<. CCIV\, $1,(.CCUct tV\, Cfll\,~ti,,L~ Remember that my love will never change, et~ tVtr~tl,it~ ~oi.<. go etfttr.

A place for you beyond all time and place. ' Do what you will within your own wide world, Understanding in your own wise way: we Love 11ow.1 Always know you are my field of wonder, MOIM., SttVt,jot~, t:>etct, Ttm, Tlte wild tar- trew11 moor on which I wander <::;ret~IM.et § <::;ret~-pet Htstt~CIV\,11\,, Even a I ltonor you today.

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Leah Aguirre

Alex Ahmann

Trisha Ahtoonn

Jennifer Ammerroon

Abbi Anthony

Rio Armijo

Terry Armknecht

Elainea Bahr

Jacob Bear

Fawn Beermann

Downelle Bentzinger

Lyndsey Berryman

Jacki Betts

Karisha Bluford

Janae Blahak

Heather Bratt

Josh Brown

Mingus Burdic

Marissa Buresh

Ashley Canas

Sarah

Seth

Joe

Chadd

Cobb

Cottingham

Mott Cullinane

Sean Cvitak

Josalynn Davis

Patrick De Bord

Fayshawn Dobbins

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Scott Fasnacht

Richard Fisher

Angel French

Shane Glasgow

Alicia Gordin

Amanda Graham

Cassie Graham

Ashley Gulbrandson

Michael Gulliatte

Becky Gulyas

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Tiffany Guthrie

Timothy Hain

Sylvian

Charlie Hartshorn

Kayla Harvey

Lesli e Hoyl

Tara Green

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M1k Jackson

Jennifer Jacobson

Chris

Jennifer

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Kohm

Molly

Jesse

Megan

Keefe

Kenney

Daina Kilgore

Missy Luedtke

Julia Marks

Adan Martinez

Nathan Moyer

Derek Mueller

Katrina Mueller

Derrick Nelson

Drake Nelson

Chase Kavanaugh

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Holly Nevels

Shannon O'Melia

Nikki Oneal

Lori Patterson

Ashley

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Angela Pella

Ashley Pfeifer

Mike Phillips

Adan

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Amanda

Piontek

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Tina Pumel

Jennifer Radicia

Tim

Jamie Roach

Scott Rowley

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Jamie Satterthwaite

Cassidy Schneider

Mike Scott

Brittney Siebels

Nate Sieber

Creonda Silva

Amy Skorohod

Nate Smith

Tameaka Spale

Tiffany Steele

Pamela Stouffer

Chance Straight

Ashley Swift

A.J. Tafoya

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Joshua Wikoff

Chandra Walker

Stevie Weppner

Jason Wiig

Lisa Alvarez Lynn Bahm Heather Ball Jennifer Barefield Sarah Bate Donnie Best Jenny Black Jared Brehm Cyndi Brick Janine Brignola Kristin Buckley Erin Burianek Jason Carl Tanya Car/mark Brandon Casarez Cirilo Cervantes

Nichole Chadd Melissa Collin Holly Conroy Jenni Cooney Jennifer Creps Kayla Crisler Brandon Davis Dustin Dubbs

Sarah Evans Amanda Evers Nick Francisco Amy Fuhrer Nicole Garcia Nate Goff David Hanna Ayesha Harding Chris Harper Travis Hemsath Terre Henderson Pamela Holloway Melissa Hopper Phillip Ijoma David Johnson Tyre/ Jones Jennifer Jozsa Nolan Kersey Jessica Kirchoff Jacqueline Kowalewski Jason Lada Crystal Laf/er Megan Landon Jesse Larson Kyle Lewis Brenda Lyons Isaiah Mills J analee Mclain Jenna Miller Jamie Mohr Jessica Mullendore Bethany Nelson Roger Nyhoff Mike Patterson Rolin Phillips A Jayne Plantz

Ryan Pospisil Brent Poulos Steven Price Cameron Rhodes Carisa Risor Cookie Robinson Tierre Robinson Justin Sanley Andrea Scheiblhofer Amber Schroeder Jake Sullivan Brandon Toussaint Brian Trimble Frank Turek Justin Tyson Chris Vermaas Missy Wagner Jeremiah Walton Megan Watson Thomas Welter Zach White James Winchester Travis Wolfing

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Ann Adams

Barry Barnett

Scott Bendler

Becky Breed

John

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Gloe

Guzman

Theresa Hayes

Susie Larson

Cliff

Mayhugh

Carol Packard

Cathy Rustermier

Tom Sheppard

Mike Stinson

Sydney Tetrault

Cheryl Wilkins

Linda Wilson

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"From God's Arms.To My Arms ,To Yours" With so many wrong decisions in my past I'm not quite sure if i can ever hope To trust my judgment anymore But lately I've been thinking, 'Cause it's all I've had to do.

And in rqy heart I feJ;!I that I Should give this child to you.

And maybe you can tell your baby, When you love him so, that he's been loved before; By someone who delivered your son From God's arms, to my arms, to yours.

If you choose to tell him, and if he wants to know How the one who gave him life ' Could bear to let him go.

Just tell him there were sleepless nights I prayed and paced the floors And knew the only peace I'd find Is if this child was yours.

And maybe you can tell your baby, When you love him so, that he's been loved before; By someone who delivered your son From God's arms, to my arms, to yours, Now I know that you don't have to do this But could you kiss him once for me The first time that he ties his shoes Or falls and skins his knees?

And could hold him twice as long When he makes his first mistake, And tell him that he's not aloneSometimes that's all it takes.

I know how much he'll ache.

This may not be the answer for another girl like me; And I'm not on a soapbox saying how we all should be.

I'm trusting in my feelings, And I'm trusting God above, And I'm trusting you can give This baby both his mothers' love.

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Being a par~nt means ... taking care of your child & yourself, your child comes first , playing, teaching, caring, learning, loving, growing up, reading. singing, disciplining, sleepless nights , messy clothes, finger paints & scraped knees.

Elainea B.

Student/Parent Program Beginning in fall 2002

I think being a parent means being responsible .

I feel very lucky to have been blessed with my wonderful Angela P. healthy daughter.

I guess I could have Next year Bryan Community will provide waited to have a childcare for the student parents. The Angela P. child, but I wouldn't give him back for students will be involved in many the Y<orld. It's hard opportunities to spend quality time with to be a teenager & a parent but ,I have their infant or toddler and engage in many to do it for my little learning experiences as well. man .

I am very excited about the Student /Parent program , and I think it will be a great addition to our Bryan Community.

Monica Lindteigen

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Her w::>rds reachErl rut As a hard. of grace Arrl taught them rech Face to face. ..

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'Ihey realizErl ITJ1,J Tha.t she ¼0S gone for gcx::rl Arrl with tears of grief Alone they stcxxi ..

As they cleared their tears '!heir hearts sparkErl flame Arri in spite of the tirre They sha:1 the blarre. ..

For s.."1-ie taught than pride Arrl ~ to l:e St.rc:nJ Arrl that ev6l. with strength Life j curneys are lcnJ. ..

W1en her ashes ¼ere h.rriErl P..n::l covered at last 'Ihey raisErl t}-l..eir he:ICis A.r rl cheerErl ~ fast. ..

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Looking into a mirror You've taught :ne to like who I see You're support, I've never felt Would walk away from me.

I hope that I have given you All the same as well For the love I hold for you Words could never tell.

So when your sun stops shining And you're in your hour of despair Never hesitate to call my name For you, I'll always be there.

You With you by my side Things could never be wrong As long as we're together We'll stand forever strong .

We compliment each other So different, but the same When I met you the world brightened For I knew an angel had came.

You 've listened to my fears And calmed all my fright Even on the darkest days You've helped ;n,,: ~h1·ough the night.

• You remind me I have worth When I thought I'd lost it all Standi .1g on th t~ edge of sanity You've never let me fall.

You hold my hand , and my heart When the tears fall down like rain You warm my life and make me see That it's all worth the pain .

You 're one of the select few VI.Jho tru:y knows me inside To you , all my secrets I willingly confide.

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"Potat~es don1 taste like anNthlng, unlike chicken· A poem about life by Matt Cullinane

Life is an illusion, no matter what you do.

So many problems; you're the problem.

Life dosen't show you the way, you show yourself If you depend on anything else but yourself; you're the problem.

I sit and analyze the way I see things; Do I see things in reality?

Do I see things truthfully?

Life is just an illusion.

They say honesty is the best policy; honesty is just a word; there is no such thing.

Honesty just brings you down.

Do what you got to do.

They say you can't dwell in the past, but the past is the key to your future.

The past builds your future; the past made you who you are.

Everyone around you is a fraud; even yourself.

You look in the mirror and see the problem; look in the mirror and face the truth and lies.

But which is which? life is an illusion and it will never change.

They say things happen for a reason; well, sh*t happens.

There is no reason; no secret messages to figure out.

Life truly is a gift, a gift that people take for granted.

It has been said countless times, and people think that taking life for granted is just some saying said by the dead and dying .

But its true, you only live once.

If you are to be someone, somebody, then be someone, somebody.

You truly can achieve anything you want, if only you fight for it.

A fight that you can not stop, a fight that will not stop, unless you make it stop.

Fight for your dreams, dream for those who can t, dream for those who won t,

l>rugs Who'f got that fire· that dope; that dank; that ftull we a(( defire1 What (ove we have for the drugf that l'-\alce Uf fee( bad. "fhe paranoia that fUrroundf Uf when we Ufe Malcef Uf wonder whv we at,ufe.

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dream for yourself.

Don t let your life be wasted away by following the leads of others. be yourself, truly yourself, and no one else.

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"A real friend is a person who, when you :7e" , made a fo9l of yourself, helps you forget it. ~Unknown~

'7he way I see it, caring teachers make caring students.

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The terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001 was said to be the Pearl Harbor of our generation.

Together as a school and community we gathered by the flagpole to share a moment of silence with the rest of the United States. We wore miniature f]ags to give respect to those who lost loved ones. We will remember that date as a turning point of our countrys unity.

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FRIEND OF BRYAN SCHOLARSHIP THE 'FRIEND OF BRYAN SCHOLARSHIP' WAS STARTED IN THE SPRING OF 2000 BY THE STAFF M-EMBERS TO HONOR THOSE STUDENTS WHO HAVE DONE AN OUTSTANDING JOB OF MASTERING THE INCREASINGLY DIFFICULT ACADEMIC CURRICULUM AND HAVE SHOWN PERSEVERANCE AND DETERMINATION IN THEIR PROMISING INTEREST TO PURSUE A POST SECONDARY EDUCATION. THE PURPOSE OF THE SCHOLARSHIPS IS TO ENCOURAGE STUDENTS TO FOLLOW ANY DREAMS THEY MAY HAVE THAT WILL REQUIRE THEM TO HAVE A FURTHER EDUCATION. THE FOR

STUDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN RECOGNIZED THESE SCHOLARSHIPS THROUGHOUT THE 200 1-2002 SCHOOL YEAR ARE: JENNIFER BAREFIELD DAVE JOHNSON MISSY LUEDTKE AMY SKOROHOD

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CONGRATULATIONS BRANDON ON YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENT ! !

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