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TABLE OF CONTENTS Pages _l & 2 "Perceptions of the Bryan Community" Page 3 Yearbook Staff Pages 4 - 11 Student Pictures Page 12 Not pictured Page 13 Fancy pictures for your eyes! Hooray!

Page 14 & 15 Staff Pictures Page 16 Bryan graduates Page 17 Friends of Bryan scholarship Page 18 Gold Star Award Page 19 - 21 SCLC Page 22 Community Cookie Jar Page 23 Friends Pages 24 & 25 Art Pages 26 & 27 Poetry Pages 28 & 29 All School photo Pages 30 & 31 Ropes Course Page 32 Random collage Page 33 Tattoos+ Piercings Page 34 Popular things in 2003 Page 35 Random collage Page 36 Activities Page 37 Music club Page 38 Faces Page 39 Cars Page 40 Thank you to our sponsors

Perceptions of the Bryan Community

by Heather Bratt

There are a majority of people in Lincoln that have heard of the Bryan Community and do not understand the definition of an alternative high school, and do not take the time to learn what we are about. Some people want to just believe what they hear and judge us.

One thing that they do know is that Bryan is a place where students go when they have not been successful at other high schools , but what they do not know is that not a single one of us are failures.

The problem with schools today is that some teachers give up too easily on students. They think that if a student does not come to school for two or three days, their perception is that the students does not want to be in school at all. Most of the time that is not the truth.

At Bryan, students come here to get the help that they didn't receive at their previous high school, and for some of us it is our last chance to do it right. A majority of students have had problems at their previous high school. The concern over these issues pushes them to not come to school at all, and , therefore, may cause them to fail out of all or most of their classes.

The Bryan Community, to me and other students and staff is a place we can call a community, a family. We work together and grow together, and because we have guiding principles that stress respect, our chool is non-violent.

In my personal view, Bryan has been a great experience for me. I have learned so much about myself, I have learned that school is important, and have learned how to overcome obstacle . Before I came here I thought I would never get out of high school, it was always a struggle for me, I had constant problems with other students, and teachers, and I got sick of it so I stopped going, I had given up on everyone. When I fir t came to Bryan ,I had it stuck in my head that I was never going to graduate, but after the week tarted going by I realized that I could graduate, and I could do anything if I put my mind to it.

To me Bryan has been a peaceful and respectful place, and if it was not for my getting enrolled into Bryan, I have no idea where I would be right now. One fact that I do know is that if I would have stayed at my previous high school, I would have been there for another three years or so. I am grateful for everything the staff and students have done for me.

At the Bryan community we go by the guiding principles of LOVE, PEACE, GIVING, COURAGE, AND RESPECT, Each of the principles has its own meaning but to me if I could put them into one word, the word would be UNCONDITIONAL LOVE. The people who make up stereotypes about Bryan do not know what we are about or why we are here , and most importantly these people do not know us as individuals. These people see us as gangsters, drug dealers, and pregnant teenagers, and most of these people look at us as failures because, we have quit our home school.

They do not realize that Bryan is just like any other high school; we do the same amount of work and need the same amount of credits to graduate as everyone else does. Because we do not have homework, does not mean we have it any easier, we just buckle down and get things done in class, so we don't have to worry about taking things home and risk falling behind in our classes. It may seem different but it really is not, we just know what we have to do in order to graduate.

The way I look at these stereotypes is that the people who say these things about our school, do not know anything about us and what we are capable of doing, I wish just for one day some of these people would come and talk with us as individuals, and learn about us and not base everything on what they have heard, I bet they would learn a lot from us and leave Bryan with a totally different perception about our school and the students attending.

We as a community need to remember what Byan is about, and most importantly know why we are here and be proud that we will be graduating So stay strong and do what you've go to do to graduate so you can start building your future and following your dreams.

THE BRYAN COMMUNITY 2002-2003 YEARBOOK STAFF

Pictured in back left to right, James Winchester, Jenn Radicia, Deb OniZ, SVdnev Tetrauh, Dan Florez, Jamie Ulman, Kara Gorden, Mike Stinson Sitting on the sign, Jamie Roach, SteVie Weppner In tront, Billie Rolle, Creonda Silva, Latrice lord, Matt Cullinane

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SIIRIIH EVANS

JULIE FISHER

ZACH FREJIUF

ANSEL FRENCH

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NICK HERBENRIIDER

ALICIA HICKS

JASON HOKE

LINDSEY HOYLE

JENNIIER JACOBSON

CHRIS JONES

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JESSE KENNEY

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NOT PICTURED Andrew Apa Rio Armijio Rachel Beddes Lamelia Brown Tammi Cardwell Leah Colburn Melanie Cook Sean Cvitek Brandon Davis Megan Panders Daniel Florez Shaena Ford Zach Freauf AmyFuher Nicole Garcia Kara Gordon Mikayla Grant Travis Griffin Chevis Grier Bobbi Harders J amekia Harris Dylan Henry Marc Hockey Melissa Hopper Erin Howell-Burke Drew Huchkin Brandon Jarosz Renne Johnson

Zuhair Kambal Jessica Kirchoff Jacquie Kowolewski Donte Mansfield Katie Markov Mark McCray Calvin McLean Derek Mueller Kelly Neukirch Nikki O'Neal Deb Ortiz Lori Patterson Cody Perry Rolin Phillips Brittany Pickinpaugh Adam Piontek Alayne Plantz Jesse Prusa Kali Richardson David Roberdeau Kenneth Roberts Nate Sieber Creonda Silva Eren Solorio Ashley Sorensen Stephanie Stice Pamela Stouffer Jacob Strong

Bryan Swanson Ashley Swift Chancey Thomas Chanta Turner Joel Walker Nicole Woodworth

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ANN ADAMS

ARDEllll ANDERSON

MONICA ASHER

SCOTT BENDlER

BECKY BREED

AUTUMN COUDEYRAS

Al/CE DIN6lE

JENNIFER ESCHUMAN

MAUREEN FOWlER

JOHN 6lOE

PHYlllS 6UlMAN

RICHARD HAR6ESHEIMER

DAVID JOHNSON

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CAROL PACKARD

CATHY RUSTERMIER

CARIN SANDMAN

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MIKE STINSON

CHARLES STUDNICKA

SYDNEY TETRAULT

STACY WIIDDEll

CHERYL WILKINS

LINDA WILSON

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BRYAN GRADUATES OF 2002 - 2003 FOURTH QUARTER GRADUATES FIRST QUARTER GRADUATES Jennifer Jacobson Lori Patterson Mar§hall Vogul

SECOND QUARTER GRADUATES Erin Howell-Burke Sarah Chadd Jenny Kahm Ashley Paul Adam Piontek Ryan Radke Marty Agnew Nikki O'Neal Jessica Kirchoff

THIRD QUARTER GRADUATES Leah Aguirre Jacki Betts Heather Bratt Todd Bush Brandon Davis

Abbi Anthony Elainea Bahr Jacob Bear Jared Brehm Ashley Canas Leah Colburn Christina Cooper Kayla Crisler Matt Cullinane Sean Cvitak Fayshawn Dobbins Laura Drawbaugh Julie Fisher Dan Florez Nicole Garcia Amanda Graham Sylvie Hammack Charli Hartshorn Lindsey Hoyle Megan Kirk Niole Liesveld Nate Mandelko Adan Martinez Judson Mickle Heidi Oziah Tara Rickel J arnie Roach Trevor Roth Amanda Sell Alicia Shafer Tameika Spale Tony Squires Jamie Ullman Joel Walker AJ Yeates

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Earla Karels, Autumn Coudeyras, Monica Asher. Amy Ball, Carin Sandman 2003 Bryan Community staff Gold Star recipients

Every year, The Bryan Community recognizes "Gold Star" members of our community. This year, we honored student Adan Martinez, and staff members Earla Karels, Autumn Coudeyras, Monica Asher, Amy Ball, and Carin Sandman.

Adan is a positive asset and role model at Bryan for several reasons. He has modeled perseverance and fortitude by surmounting his Traumatic Brain Injury disability, and achieving academic success. He has been inspired to motivate young people at a local Jr. High by courageously speaking to small groups in the hope of influencing them to make positive life choices. Through his imaginative artwork Adan has stimulated others to create, and through his outstanding character he has exhibited ideals for others to strive for.

Adan Martinez 2003 Bryan Community Gold Star recipient

The dedicated team of professionals led by Monica Asher serves ixteen babies and toddlers here at Bryan. They work ide by ide with the tudent parent to help establish developmentally appropriate learning goals for children and to trengthen young adult in their role a young parents. Working as an effecti e team they serve as encouragements and teachers, doing their best every day to make a difference.

Congratulations to Adan and the entire daycare taff for their examples of leadership, and excellence in their ongoing efforts to further the great community that is our chool.

Katrina Mueller Trinity Williams 02-08-03

Kayla Crisler Arniyah Crisler

01-30-03

Jared Brehm Camron Brehm 11-07-02

Julie Fisher Adrianna Fisher 11-13-02

Jarneika Harris Amara Harris 09-14-02

Tara Rickel Jayden Martinez 06-20-02

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Stevie Weppner Alize Rangel 0 1-03-002

Nichole Woodworth Ysabelle King 06-16-02

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SCLC Bryan Community's Student Parents

Rheanita McGinnis Caprice McGinnis 09-11-00

Tarneaka Spale Jayden Spale 12-08-99

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Jessica Brazda Dominic Brazda 05--28-02 Bobbi Harders, Adan Martinez Nielly Martenez 03-05-03

Lynette Grothe Destiney Grothe 12-06-01

Fingerprints· You always clean the fingerprints I leave upon the wal I. I seem to make a mess of things Because I am so smal I. The years will pass so quickly I'll soon be grown like you.

And all my little fingerprints Will surely fade from view.

Jennifer Cowell, Adan Martenez Antonio Cowell 07-02-01

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(jraduation Gy 'Abbi 'Ant(iony 'Rej[ectin3 over the years, the mistakes we made, Gut now our da'lf {ias come our time to shine, out -time to araduate.

Wfietfier you're a Syartan, Link, 'Rocket, or 'Kni3ht, we fiave come to3etfier in our own ~ecia[ way at a unique community tfiat we ca[( 'Bryan.

T'l'M!E 6y C(iristina 'A Pume( Look at tfie time pass. 'lt fias 3one so fast. 'Anot lier year has 3one, yet, it did not seem so fon3 . 'A fot fiaa fiapyenea, and witfiout a secona3(ance. '}[ow everythi1YJ fiad clian3ea, Gut it was fiara to understand. Life syins you arouna as it end(ess[y carries on. Somefiow we ao not 3row fond of tfie many faces as time sfiys afon3. 'As days turn into montfis, the months shaff become many years.

'Ni3Jit Gy 'An3ef 'Frencli 'l've seen many tfiirtt3s in tfiis can~, most of w(iic{i sicken and destroy m[ insides. '1 fiave 3rown con~[acent. '1 now fiave to deny my senses, quiet my sou[ '1_f '1 fet myse foe( or take in an-ythi11t3 'l've seen '1 wou[~ burst into a thousand_pieces of_pain. 'My mind writ es every ni3lit with tfie tliou3fit of wfiat has (iayyened tfiat day. '1 fiave to force myself ,wt to think, to not comyrefiena wfiat is (iayyenina here. '1j '1 do (et m'ljself think for even a second '1 wiff die, fie wi(( die, tfiey wiff win, and it wi(L6e over. '1 can never fet tliat liayyen. 'l'm frozen, not just yfiysicaffy, 6i1t in time. Seconds no fonaer tick Gy, tfiere are no more hours or days. 'A(( tfiere is is s,ww, co[a, runnin3, and <(eatfi. '1 can't even think, aff '1 can focus on is tfie _ men runnin3 afiead of me. 'Runnin8. to the IwrriG(e Geat of deatlis fin3er drumm~";B_ on their hearts. '1 am comyfete{y num6 now. i[o fon&er aware of_ what is 3oi113 on around: 'if '1 cou(d on{y stay runninafor one moment Ge warm, andsafe andju(( for just one moment, one moment. Sfeey is 110\,V cascading into my mind, forcine my eyeUds to shut for just one moment.

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Gy C(etus the s(acf jawed yoke( '1 eat ham6ur3ers, and '1 eat fiat c£03s.

'1 put 3aso[iine in my car.

'1 watch tefevision shows ((Fu Survivor, 6ut notfiin3 beats eatirl[J sunj{ower seeds.

somecfay 'A. tri6ute to Cficfy Sfwes 6y '.Matt cumnane 'Before you, '1 aidn't know wfiat fove was Love was a concpt, a definition out of the dictionary SomethinB rputed to be inex_p[ica6re' throu3fi words 'A.nd somethinB '1 had never ex_perienced 'But now '1 know wfiat it is '1 [ove you, '1 think a6out 'JOU arr the time '1n Jact, sometimes '1 think it's crazy 'But when 'l'm witfi you, '1 know it's ,wt '1 want to 6e witli you, '1 want to lw[d you in my arms aff aa:y fon3 Our time to&ether is never {on8 enout3fi.

Someaay, thif185 wiffBet 6etter, time wiff s[ow down for us, or we'ff s_peedfor time, just remem6er that we have eternity at our fin&erti_ps '1 want to 6e witfi you J-,rever, '1 [ove you so much..

Someday, everythinB wiff come to&ether but for now, '1 savor every wafinB moment '1 s_pend with you in my arms.

'1 fove you.

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. eCommunttv Coolie ar was aJunie cheivement companv formed qua er bV srudents In the Brvan Communltv, to help better understand business and teamwork. The companv was started from scratch, and students made the cookies, sold them, and advertised the product through out the school. Students involved in the Communttv Cookie Jar companv were Sarah Bate, Jared Brehm, Daniel Florez, Charli Hansboro, Jamie Ullman, Josh Sanlev, James Winchester, Tonia Springer, Creonda SilVa, Jennifer Radicla, and Jamie Roach.

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