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Emily Ahrens

Lisa Ankrom

Ashley Bearce

Alyssa Arellano

Nick Birchard

Jessica Bevard

Alexandria Bivens

Ashley Bowman

Ashley Brown

Lamelia Brown

Brian Campbell

Jamie Buckles

Allen Chance

Charisse Castillo

Jon Christenson

April Crocker

Seth Dixon

Brittany Elder

Julia Falkner-Marks

Mallory Ellis

Zachary Freauf

Jennifer Flynn

Jessey Fullerton

Patience Gregory

Robbie Hammers

Shawn Hegemann

Ashley Hascall

Nick Hergenrader

Marc Hockey

Kayla Ihrig

Elijah Holden

Brandon Jarosz

Shannon Johnson

Ben Jones

Ashley Jones

Jesse Jordan

Jazmes Lott

Elijah Lahm

Corey Lukas

Michael Malin

Andrew Martin

Dylan McCurdy

John May

Justin Mcintosh

Reshia Moton

Matt Osterhaus

Jessee Newman

Jimmy Owens

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Jason Prange

Kristina Radicia

Tina Pumel

Amanda Ryan

Mallory Ruel

Juanita Salazar

Spencer Schultz

Bryan Simpson

Monica Sutter

Nancy Studey

Louie Tafoya

Tiara Thompson

Chantelle Uecker

Molly Trueblood

Samantha Venhaus

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Jade Ways

Melvin Wells

Ashley Weiler

Heather Whitehead

Emily Wissink

John Young

Brent Crisler

Geno Edgar

Rockie Dubray

Justine Fowler

Ray Hazzard

Ashley Hornung

LaToya Holmes

Sara Long

Barbara Mulloy

Jason Novotny

Jon Nguyen

Cerise Pilgrim

Katrina Saltzman

Randy Roberts

Mallery Stoldorf

Tamica Sutton

MattTonjes

Justin Wiltshire

Tamara Varejcka

Travis Wolfing

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The Friend of Bryan Scholarship was started In the spring of 2000 by memtiers of the 8ryan Community faff. The scholarship honors those students who have done an outstandlngJob of mastering the Increasingly lfficult academic curriculum. It also recognizes those who have shown perseverance and determination In their reas of Interest and plan to pursue a post secondary education. The purpose of the scholarship Is to encourage tudents to follow any dream they may have that requires them to continues their education.

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Pavld Is a young man who become a real leader and Integral part of the Bryan Community. He is willing to help others In any way he can. When Pavld enters a room, his presence is Immediately felt.

Pavld has a great laugh which Is heard throughout the halls.

I I I ~Cllm Heather Is a special person . She I shows a unique balance of creativity and organization, allowing her to I succeed In a variety of academic and personal areas. She has shown I perseverance and determination In her approach to school and life. Her I compassion for animals and the people around her knows no bounds.

I Heather will be a success In whatever

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Nancy has shown herself to be an outstanding student and friend.

She faces challenges with maturity, love and a good sense of humor. She Is an excellent role model to others.

She Is consistently respectful and very grounded In who she Is and what she stands for. She Is deeply concerned for others and offers a helping hand when needed.

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Nichole Is an Inspiration to those who know her best! She Is committed to her education and has shown tenacity and a willingness to perform any task set before her. Her creative spirit and smile will be greatly missed!

she pursues.

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~ (!}rffiirro Peslree personifies responslblllty and strength embodied In the words "mother: "spouse~ and "scholar~ Her devotion to family Is unwavering; her dedication to school unflinching. She gathers strength from responsibility. that Peslree will handle whatever comes her way with courage and conviction Is a certainty. &reat Job Peslree!

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Chantelle lives life through her sense of humor, her vitality, her dedication to art and her will to make the world a better place!

Chantelle has a talent for bringln_g together separate pieces to create a complete and unique "picture: not only In art but In a variety of academic areas. It has been an honor and a prlVllege to know her and work with her.

~ ~ &enulne, reslllent, honut, and great sense of humor; all these words describe who "Auntie Em" Is to 8ryan and the world. Always respectful and cooperative, Emlly wlll be a giant on anyone's first team.

In the classroom, with patience and persistence, she grasps the essence of complex academic material. She consistently draws common sense connections between seemingly disparate points while uncovering contradictions that escape others. thoughtful and reflective, her awesome analytical ability shines through In her prose, which Is at once fluid and original.

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Every year Bryan recognizes "Gold Star" award winners from our community. This year, we honor senior, Nancy Studey, and teacher, Mara Zigurs, for being important members of the Bryan Community.

Mara Zigurs is a thoughtful and committed Social Worker and caregiver at the Bryan Community. Every day, every hour, she tirelessly listens and advocates for students.

Her patience and non-judgemental attitude promote a sense of peace and well-being among all who meet her. Mara has a great sense of humor making her eyes sparkle with good will and laughter. She brings her natural flair and talents to special school events.

Whether decorating cakes for students or cooking for a 150, enlivens our school community to make it a better place.

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ancy Studey is a young woman with hopes and dreams for the future. Her enthusiasm, zest for life and sincerity help make Nancy a well-rounded. This young woman's challenging life experiences have taught Nancy to become resilient and persevere in spite of overwhelming odds. She has made incredibly tough life decisions with respect and honor. Nancy demonstrates integrity, kindness and a tremendous respect for all human kind. We salute her as a student and for the positive adult she is becoming.

ARTS ARE BASIC AT BRYAM \UMMER TRAIMIMG PREPARES TEACHERS TO BRIMG \CRAP ARTS MUSIC TO BRYAM COMMUNITY eachers Mara, Cathy, Jennifer, en, and Susie attended a summer work hop on arts are basic. ·•Arts are Basic" i a program hat allow students to explore he artistic experience of selfxpre sion, discovery and roblem-solving with activites and exercises.

ome Bryan Community student were able to work with artist and musician, Michael Fitzsimmons. he group did multiple art activities including making masks, drum ircle, and scrap art mu ic. The ntire school attended the scrap arts music concert at the Lied Center for Performing Arts. Many classes also attended Lincoln's Ethnic Festival and met Michael Opoku, African rummer and storyteller.

Michael Fit~immo11s demonstrates various instruments at Brya11 '.s Healthy Lifestyles Festival. ~

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he drum circle also erformed at the Healthy ife tyles Festival and got he entire school involved in he act.

Knowing the importance fart in education, we are grateful that this program upported at Bryan

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ILICIIOl 1884 Our world as we know it has changed after November 2nd election. Once again George W. Bush is President and Senator John Kerry is left behind in the dust. The war just keeps getting bigger and terrorism isn't stopping. Now the question of "where will you be in ten years?" is left to the future.

l)Jl)~SJJ)J~N'l Jl(JSJI This year's election was one of the biggest in history; the count11 1

was split apart. We worked hard to get young people to vote ano make a difference. But even though more than 1.4 million new young voters registered to vote in this election, the youth block comprised roughly the same percentage of voters that it did four years ago, according to Associated Press exit polls. (Garofoli , Joe Chronicle Staff Writer, Wednesday, November 3, 2004, San Francisco Chronicle) It was hard, but we did accomplis~~our goal. The election was a close one, and in the end, who is to sa~ we got the right man for the job.

At Bryan Community, of the students who voted, 65% chose Kerry and 25% chose Bush, with about 16% of the votes going to Nader; each of the Independent candidates received votes, as well.

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Bryan Community tried to make people aware of the candidates and get students informed and involved. Posters created in Scott Bendler's classes lined the halls describing the candidates and their stances. They did a great job and I hope young people keep caring about their futures in America.

Not only did America change, but Lincoln did to. There is a no smoking ban in Lincoln for all public places. The gambling did not get passed, and thanks to the lottery we will always have a state fair.

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They didn't want the economy to "drain out".

Students were upset that Bush won but felt the outcome of the election was predictable.

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The majority said that they would lower troces and focus on the problems here at home. They would stop the war and give better health care and education to those who need it.

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er ice-learning included \: ork for Lincoln Action Program [L.A.P.] and Planned Parenthood. Bryc;tn Community wa honored by L.A.P. a an e ential volunteer thi year with the E ential Piece Award.

I Bryan Community ha al o been nominated for ebra ka First Lady' Out tanding Community Service Award.

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Co-founder and Director National Voting Bights Museum

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s. Bland was a witness and ac ivist in the civil rights movement a the early age of eight. She spoke candidly wtth students about how she felt as a young girl participa ing ·n the planning and execution of civil rights protests in her town, Selma, Alabama. She and her peers played a significant role in bringing about black voter registration. She followed and participated in events organized in their town by Rev. Martin Lu her King, Jr. She marched on "Bloody Sunday' (lower left) at the age of eleven and . was arrested along with other protestors.

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recounted that before that mar h, Joanne she had never experienced violence. She remembers hearing he sound of a woman's head hitting the pavement and know:ng, at that moment it was too much for her o ake.

Upon climbing :nto a car wi h her sister, she soon reatzed that the tears she thought her sister ' was crying were actually dr;ps of blood from a head wound.

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I enj@y wridnng p@ef-ry. d@nng y@ga. benng @1AJd0@·rJ. anJ JpenJnn.g fiinze Wnflt nzyfanznty.

" 5eck~ is ver,:1 organized. She reall,:1 cares about the 5r~an Communit,:1 . She works hard to ensure that 5r,:1an C ommunit~ continues to improve and remains a positive place to learn ."

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"Bryan Community is a place for students who didn 'tfeel comfortable at or struggled to do their best at one of the other high schools. Students usually do better with smaller classes.

I think ALL high schools should be like Bryan Community; a smaller community of learners where individuals are receiving more attention for both their talents and their needs."

some inst:'l!Ction o! computer app cations. computer maintenance, s hedLLing a:1d senio'.'/graduat:on

plan:l.i!lg, a:, we.I as gdL:ng the yea'.'book prod1~-::ed. I am sually busy uuL ra:'ely doing the exac same t:-i'ng wice. I '.ove ·t eca1:se I am 11ever· bored."

Richard is like no one I have ever met. He can not be "pegged'' but one 1hing is for ure: if you don't ha,·e an opinion 011 him, you're 1101 paying atTenrion . Richard doe not "mince" words and he doesn 'c avoid touchy s11bjecrs.

He is a ma ter at getting st11de11rs to organi::.e their ideas, helping swdents pull meaning 0111 of difficult text, and processing and di. c11ssi11g their idea . questions, and beliefs.

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We can always rely on Charlie. He really cares about Bryan Community, the students and staff.

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