Nebraska City High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Nebraska City, NE)

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Sophomore Cari Stovall daydreams in the Library. We the Pioneers ... say that the people of NCHS are what the school was all about. From the new sophomores to the confident juniors to the anxious seniors and finally to the exhausted staff, each person, though an individual, held a common bond with every other person inside these walls for the year of 1987-1988. Like the Constitution, NCHS would not have worked without the people — striving for excellence, helping one another get along from day to day. In the little space of a year, we influenced each other with ideas, emotions, and actions that will affect us for years to come. Teachers taught students and students taught teachers, too. People are an education in themselves. Laughing until our sides ached and crying until our eyes turned red, friendships formed memories that will last a lifetime. We never would have experienced those times if we hadn’t been brought together by this school. One can only wonder where we will be in a life later on, but the memories of the people we shared our lives with for this brief time will never be forgotten. People ... made the difference at NCHS. The friends we 4 People

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Sophomore Ellen Bennett dissects a flower with the help of a lab microscope. Sophomore Brian Duran celebrates after winning the 189 pound Class B state wrestling title. Duran finished the year with a 33-0 record. Foreign exchange student Rodrigo Martinez enjoys the company of seniors Scott Vann and Mark Chapin in Spanish II class. Sophomores Bridget Bohl, Michelle Wieckhorst. Eric Gosch. and Mike Geb-ert inform the rest of their speech class during their panel discussion. Opening 3

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