Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

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Being a Junior Is. . . . when a lot more pressure is put on you to start succeeding in the real world, and when you start picking colleges. Chris Hasse. . . . the time in your high school years, where you know what you're doing. The time where you can be friends with seniors as well as freshman. I guess it's the time you feel most responsible because you have to prepare for your senior year. It's a wonderful year of high school and for me the only one. Nickie Andersen. . . . one step closer to being in the 'real' world and accepting responibilities. Kristin Kiesel. . . . knowing that you only have one year left until you are out in the real world. Katie Fries. . . . something very exciting, because in the back of every juniors mind is the same thought. Only one year left. Dale Fisher. . . . having more responibility each year and learning more to be an adult and to graduate from high school. Danny Lichius. . . . a great experience because you are the role model for the people who don't think they are better than you. And your life is starting to fall into order. Julie Armstrong. . . . beginning to take on responsibilities you will get in the coming years. Shannon Mott. . . . being in the 11th grade and showing leadership to the underclassmen while having fun. Lani Teppert. . . . actually starting to learn something, it's challenging, before school was easy, it was a joke. Jennifer Maser. . . . being one year closer to graduation. Ty Marker. . . . an experience I'll never forget.” Mike Gudgel. . . . organizing prom and the realization that high school doesn't last forever. Melany Crecelius. . . . having to scrounge for paints to be able to go to prom and having to decorate for prom. Dean Castellaw. Nicoline Andersen Paulette Anest Michael Armstrong Julie Armstrong Scott Bernhardt Cameron Brown Rebecca Buxbaum Dean Castellaw Melany Crecelius Heidi Eirlch Ann Fields Dale Fisher Kathryn Fries Roselinda Gonzales Mike Gudgel Lloyd (Chris) Hasse Julie Hoagland Kristin Kiesel Jim Kizzire Kande Laager 12

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Lynn Genoways Jason Hackett Dawn Harimon Travis Hoagland Russ Hopkins Arnie Houston John (David) Jones Chance Jones Kendra Keith Kerry Kniss Holli Kreman Shane McNabb Scott Mitchell Tonya Paben Paula Peters Christopher Pieper Nikki Rice Andrew Sauer Wade Schaffer Shane Siegfried Ricky Snyder Tracy Staska Denise Sterkel Julie tenBensel Teresa Teppert 11

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Danny Lichius Penny Maher Ty Marker Jennifer Maser Gary McDuffie Debbie Messersmith Lisa Miller Shannon Mott Joy Petersen Suzanne Pontine Aaron Rabenberg Scott Rafferty Tricia Rein Darren Sanchez Dean Sauer Jonathan Schneidai Timothy Shipman Christy Steffen Landra Teppert Tracey Thomas ... a big step from the bottom which is a freshman and a step closer to the top which is graduation. Justin Willey. . . . but my name's not junior. Scott Rafferty. ... it means that your dad has the same name as you do. Jonathan Schneider. . . . I don't know because my parents didn't name me after my nationality. Dean Sauer. . . . terrible because you get tons of work and it's boring. Julie Hoagland. . . . half way between a sophomore and a senior. Jim Kizzire. . . . looking forward to graduation and trying to enjoy yourself while you're still in school. Penny Maher. . . . being able to have some authority over underclassmen. Darren Sanchez. ... not going to my dad's office tor being naughty or nice and everything in between. Mike Armstrong. . . . not being recognized as a total moron. Heidi Eirich. . . . getting no respect. Tim Shipman. . . . waiting for your senior year so you can split, that is if you can stand the torture that long. Lisa Miller. . . starting to take on more responibilities and just having fun out of life. Joy Petersen. . . . when you have to finally start being responsible after all this time. Sue Pontine.