Bellevue West High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Bellevue, NE)

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On the second day of my long journey through the wild corn fields of Nebraska, l come upon one of the most spirited groups of all: the Juniors. To describe them in one word would be impossible, but l'll try. How about diversi- fied . . . They come with many different talents, including athletics, academics, and school spirit groups. As one junior said, Sports wouldn't be the same without us Juniors playing at the varsity level. Bellevue West needs those second classmen, as they play important roles as both leaders and followers. I have gained much experience through my Sophomore year and have had much to grow on and learn. I only hope that the '87-'88 year will teach me as much, and prepare me for the years to come, not only as a senior, but as a responsible adult, in later days yet to come. l'm sure by the end of my journey l'll have many more wild experiences and thoughts to share. As I reflect on the past, l look at the future. Being the oldest in the school, everyone would respect and look up to me. Juniors R ssh 1 Q1 5 H' 1 l f I 41:11 , .f i is 41,6 A l K J f is