This picture of Jessica Holliday would come to symbolize in media updates the suffering surrounding the tragic Columbine High School shootings. A photo of Jessica Holliday along with other students of Columbine High fleeing the school was turned into a cover for Newsweek later that same month.

Student Ashley Prinzi tearfully watches the school.

When the assault began, people ran in any direction they felt was safe. Some chose better than others. Some ran and kept running: Several students interviewed later by investigators reported running home or to the houses of friends where they stayed and watched the news and called 911, family members and others about the event in progress. Several students, unsure where to go, hid in the surrounding neighborhood in alleys and behind houses, alone and in groups. Many didn't come out for several hours, afraid of being shot. Teens escape down Pierce Ave Coming back from hiding in an alley behind the school. More students who fled the school were rounded up and brought back from around the neighborhood to be taken to Leawood Elementary or the Littleton Public Library to be picked up by terrified parents.

Teens wait anxiously outside of Columbine, fearing for those still inside.			Tears of fear turn to ones of joy as friends are reunited.

Students and teachers freed from the staff lounge & cafeteria restrooms run from Columbine. Danny Rohrbough's body can be seen at the base of the stairs that lead to Columbine High School's west entrance.

Students loaded onto buses watch Columbine, waiting to be taken to Leawood Elementary where their families await their safe return.

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