Exeter High School - Eagle Yearbook (Exeter, NE)

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An Elite Legacy Do you remember our freshmen year hiding behind houses because the senior girls were being grouches? Remember what happened on the weekends, and the rules that we could not bend? Or walking side by side down the gym floor realizing you won’t have to come into that school anymore? I want to laugh, I want to shout, I want to let these feelings out! It’s the end of our thirteen years, and it brings some tears ... and new fears. Karen Miller Mark Miller Valerie Due Jim Due Dustin Weber Brenda Michl Seniors 13

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An Elite Class To The Seniors Of 1988 Once upon a time, thirteen years ago, we all gathered together with our junior egos. We’ve been through it all in those thirteen years, and now that it’s time to say goodbye. It brings some tears. It brings memories good and bad: If you had feelings for that special person, the whole class was planning a wedding. If two different opinions would collide, we would all take sides. Lisa Ring Scott Jasinski Deb Perkins 12 Seniors

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Juniors Adventurous, Lively, Creative, Crazy, Showoffs, Small, Restless, Supportive, Athletic, Smart, Harmonious, leaders Juniors at EHS have a huge responsibility to the students. They have to put on Prom. To raise enough money for the Prom is a tough job. The whole class has to be dedicated to selling door to door. It’s hard work, but you’re glad you work so hard when you see the finished product in the spring. Also, being a junior you have to prepare for your senior year. You have to organize your classes and start to get a look into the future. Your junior and senior years are the hardest years in High School, but at EHS you can make , them the most fun, too!!! Matt Manning pulls away from his tiger opponent. Stacey Cudaback Mike Dinneen Darin Hassler Jennifer I.awson Matt Manning I 14 Juniors