Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

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Freshmen Begin A Long Journey Freshman seem to be busy in Physical Science. M. Vela, D. Franklin and H. Shipman are too busy typing to pose for the photographer. Right: J. Gudgel prepares for another test 8 L. Willey is trying to program the computer.

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Rocky Millar Matthew Miller Jocilyn Mohr Jeffrey Paben Lindey Pratt Kerri Reed Brian Sauer Brenda Sauer Brad Schmall Lisa Schwartzkopf Heather Shipman Renea Snyder Kimberly Strieker Shawn Teppert Dale Tikalsky . . . about experiencing and trying out new stuff to look forward to in the next three years. Corey Henkel. ... a challenge because it's different than Jr. High and the work is a lot harder. Tanya Jerger. . . . difficult because the upperclassmen pick on you too much but if you ignore them, being a freshman is fun! Kimberly Strieker. . . . being pushed around because you're at the bottom of the pile! Brad Schmall. . . . let's just say that it is a billion times better than jr. high. Lee Willey. . . . being in sports and playing with the big boys. Davis Gonzales. . . . being the youngest but the best and getting a chance to get grades that I can be proud of. Jeff Gudgel. . . . hard work. Since we're considered 'the little people' still, wc have to prove that being a freshman can mean a lot of accomplishments being achieved. Gena Clark. . . . better than being in jr. high. Matt Miller. . . . hard because you have to make so many choices about what you are going to do with your future. Darrell Franklin. ... ok, and it's better than being in jr. high. Lindy Pratt. . . . boring. Shawn Teppert. 7

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Sophomore life behind the scenes J . , „ . . . ul mo c- iaihiia M r nrr'in J- Hoagland and R. Hopkins are trying to occupy themselv T. Chrisman and D. Sterkel enjoy some free time in Home tc. while M. Garcia looks over his work. , L. Ensser is the future Miss Americal Sophomores show how busy they can really be. A. Houston shows us his sly smile. J. tenBensel discusses the game strategy with Mr. Foland, T. Paben and L. Genoways.