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Bailey, Sarah
Baker, Stephen
Balcetis, Emily
Balluff, Amanda
Barajas, Sara
Barnes, Eva Lisanne
Bauer, Abbey

Beatty, Michael
Beck, Lori
Becker, Sally
Behrns, Kell y
Beiriger, Matthew
Belcher, Matthew
Bell, Andrew

Belton, Kevin
Bend, J?oug
Berge, Ryan
Beukenhorst, Laura
Bevill, Shannon
Bigelow, T.J.
Binderup, Adam

Blue, Aspen
Boettner, Michael
Bottazzi, Courtney
Boyd, Todd
Brady, Katherine
Brewer, Andrew
Briley, April

Pets Create Special Bond

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hen a student came home
Bentley said .
and a pet was waiting at th e door to
"I like to watch my dog
greet them, he or she may have felt when it fights and chases the squirrel
that there was a special bond be- in the back yard," said senior Stacey
tween them. Ernst.
Pets also provided comfort Pets also helped students
in some peopl es li ves. "Pets give all eviate boredom. "When I didn't
peopl e comfort when they are lonely have anything to do, I liked to watch
and make people feel good about my fi sh swim in their aquarium,"
themselves," said sophomore Diane freshman Melissa Zurek said.
Grady. Ernst said she liked pets
"Pets bring people joy and because they were easy to take care
teach responsiblity," said freshman of. "I like pets best because they
Ty Stephson. "I remember the first don' t talk. They are just there, and
time I brought my dog home. It was they don't give you trouble," said
the first time I had to take care of it." Ern st.
Having a pet may have Most of all, some students
also brought a form of entertain- fo und it unbearabl e without a pet in
ment. "On the Fourth of July my the house. "I have had pets around
famil y and I go on picnics, and we si nce the day I was born , so it's hard
take my dog along, and we let it to imagin e life without them,"
swim in the lake," senior Allison Bentley said. 0
Holding her pet chinchilla, Duffy, is
sophomore Mi chelle Lee. Lee got Duffy
when her father didn't want a pet. Since he
didn 't know what a chin chilla was, he said she
could get one. (S heryl Lee)