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

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Ns-.1 MS:--.-:s , M :as 5 N f A . LL.L A .. T Qi X SSS' .Q Y f s L -. NK K i SQ.. This years yearbook is about a journey made by the Bellevue West Thunderbird. The journal entries found in the book are those obser- vations kept by the Thunderbird during its three years at West. Realistically, the Thunderbird is everyone in this school. We all carry and record certain events, people and memories of our high school lives through our journeys. But these are just a fraction of all the memories that we will aquire. Life is a series of journeys and this is just one stop in our goals. This yearbook is dedicated to everyone who contributed to these memories, for they are the most precious ones: friends at games having a good time, our new leader, Dr. Randy Boardman, who carries a father image for us ally the Thunderbird which will always represent West even after we have graduated. Chrissy Billones, Editor

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