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STAFF Co-Editors-i n-C hief Nancy Cleland- Todd Manley TABLE OF CONTENTS Life with the Chargers . . . .. . . . . . ... . . . . . .. . . 1-11 Activities . . .. . . . .. . .. . . . . . .. . . . ... . . . . . . 12-19 Sports .. .... .. . . . .... .. . . . ... . . . ... . . . . 20-49 Organizations .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . . . . .. .... . . . 50-93

Organizations Lashunda Hambrick - Lynne Grusy Sports Harry Walter- Mary Beth Eddleman Seniors Susie Schweighart- Katie Gal livan

Seniors . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . .. . .. . . . .. 94-127

Underclassmen Don na Dodson- Jan Stradley

Juniors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . .. . . . . . . . 128-141

Academics Angie Buckley- Lisa Wendland

Sophomores . . .. .. . . . . . . .. . . .. . ...... . 142-155

Typist Dena Plotner

reshmen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . 156-1 69 Academics . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . .. . . .... 170-197

Closing . . . .. . ... . . . . .. . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . 198-199 Index .. .. . . . .. . . .. . . . .... . . . . . . .. . .. 200-209

Advertisements ... . .. .. . . . ... . . ..... . .. 210-224

Copy Editor Terri Huefsbusch Head Photographer Tom Janowski Rich Segall- David Well s Artist Paula Bermingham Editorial Advisor E. M. Engefhaupt Business Advisor D. Speer

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Annex! Annek! Morons! Morons! Lou who? Just a few of the (printable) words thrown across the field when cross-town rivals Centennial and Central met at the beginning of football Âˇ season . Every school has a rival, a team they get a feeling of satisfaction out of beating, that no other victory can give them. Centennial had that,

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and a few other feelings during their 30-20 romp over Central. The first of which was shock; as with only a few minutes ticked off the clock, Chargers were losing 14-0. Confidence came . when Quarterback Kreg Brown connected with End Jim Miller; the Chargers started to roll. They were

executing plays accurately, moving the ball, scoring points, and doing it all well. Then time ran out; the game was over. The Chargers had come back to win the last contest of the seventies. They were elated, proud, and finally satisfied.

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Life in the 80's ...

More Challenging Than Before.

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With thermostats set at 65° F, writer 's cramp, formerly students no . 1 ailment, is on the decline and frostbite is rapidly moving to the front. Being able to see your breath in class is only interesting for the first few minutes. Admiring a girl friend's earrings only to discover that they are icicles can be frightening and when you can't hear the teacher above the chattering teeth, something m·ust be done. Obviously the situation hasn't reached these proportions but unless attitudes and habits are changed things could become critical. The beginning of a new decade could trigger the beginning of a new awareness of the energy situation. Today's high school students will be the adults of the future forced to deal with the problems of the oil situation. Right now students are already feeling the crunch with the high price of gasoline. The oil shortage may result in the popularity of biking, jogging, or even walking instead of driving .

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Homecoming: Alums' Ticket to Memories

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The ''Spirit'' Arrives

The Thespian Playmakers presented the 1979 fall play, Blithe Spirit, on November 15 and 16. The unusually small cast included: Todd Manley as Charles, .Sarb Bryan as Ruth, Carolyn Kodes as Elvira, Liz Mort as Madame Arcati, Marilyn Rudnick as Edith, Terri Huelsbusch as Mrs. Bradman , and Peter Jessop as Dr. Bradman. The play was directed by Mr. Keith Page. The story takes place in England during the 1940's. It's about an author, Charles, who is writing a book about psychic phenomenon. During a seance held at Charles' house , Madame Arcati conjures up the spirit of Charles' first wife, Elvira. Elvira's presence causes many funny confrontations between Charles, Ruth, and Elvira.

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Track Sends TwoÂˇto State

Centennial's Boys ' Track Team produced two state qualifiers. Senior Terry Williams qualified for state in the 400 meters and Junior Tony Marcott qualified for state in discus with a 163 foot throw. Two school records were broken this year, Junior Jim Miller ran the 300 low hurdles in 40.7 and Junior Mike Carroll triple jumped for a record of 44'2%". Centennial's Boys' Track Team beat Central in the Urbana relays. Boys' track finished out a hard season with a record of 2-2 .

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SCOREBOARD Centennial

Centennial

Centennial Centennial

85 62

Urbana Relays Champaign Open Conference District

Kankakee Westview Decatur MacArthur Bloomington Danville 6th 7th 7th 8th

61 75 59 84

Row 1: Alan Williams , Amir Kazemi , Joe Edwards, Eric Faulkner, Pookie Davis, Ted Brya, Ferron Ross, Vince Mosley, Brian Hollis, Chris Chapman, Mike Buttimer, Dahmin Chu . Row 2: Alan Weber , Tony Marcott , James Henderson , Rick Remmert, Harry Walter, Larry Earl, Terry Williams, John Karich , Tim Broeren , Todd Oliver, Mark Neuman , Don Evans . Row 3 : Rasmus Fahraeus , Herb Peters, Chuck Bareis, Mark Hartman , Steve Deckard, Mike Carroll, Sam Shelton, Eric Roberts , Wayde Henderson, Mitch Marlow. Row 4: Kevin Mulrooney , Jim Mil ler, John Tyree, Eric Ribelin .

Girls Run to Victory

Girls' Track worked harder than ever. The effort showed . Under Coach Mallory the team improved 100% over the year before . The team was more balanced in field events and running this year. This year Girls' Track Team was the best in a long time due to dedication, determination , and hard work.

A. (L. to R.) 1: Baerbel Roeder, Ginger Britt, June Chiang, Jamie Frillman , Theresa Henderson , Heidi Kaiser, Jeanette Gibbs, Bonnie Blair, Mae Robinson , Missy Dewitt, Debbie Timme. 2: Susan Baker, Tara Fredericks, Kitty Creswell , Lise Henderson , Lee Ryniec, Lisa Nelson , Kathy McGinnis, Angie Buckley, Charlotte Brown , Regina Greene, Leslie Hartman. 3: Tonja Schade, Kerry Dixon, Karen Bradley, Mary Beth Eddleman, Cathy Dungan , Laura Marchiando, Carolyn Uchendu, Celestine Barbee, Cathy Lawrence, Anita Stroud , Melanie Schm isseur, Amy Riggins, Mr. Mallory. 4: Coach Trevaskis, Desiree Tillman , Karen Stark, Alicia McKinney, Kerry Williams, Laura Williamson , Kim McNamara, Pat Washington, Kim Hartz, Mary Lindgren, Katie Gallivan, Beth Overman.

SCOREBOARD Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial

63 66 63 41

Stephen Decatur Southeast Decatur MacArthur Central Urbana

50 62 50

87 86

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Softball Keeps Spirit Up

I' A A. (L. to R.) 1: Linda Evans , Tami Schweighart, Tammy Hire, Judy Freeman , Bonnie Carter, Kathy Wachala, Terri Evans. 2: Beth Arie, Pat McGregor, Paula Elmer, Andrea McCullough, Denise Hyde, Jane Campo , Kathy Woods, Chris Heffley. 3: Lori Hallowell, Amy Lewis, Wendy Bell, Martha Dennler , Chns Langley, Arleen Adams, Marla Ogdon. 4: Sue Pritchard , Terrie Grothe, Leslie Wells, Susan Dietrich, Karen Ryan, Mr. Woods.

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Through the bad playing conditions caused by the weather , the Girls' Softball Team kept their spirits going. With help from new coaches Woods and Vance, the team built a spirit of unity and kept each other going when it was rough. Karen Ryan was voted most valuable player. Many returning players make the coming season even more hopeful.

SCOREBOARD Cent. Cent. Cent. Cent. Cent. Cent. Cent. Cent. Cent. Cent.

13 10

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Hoopeston Normal Mahomet Central Georgetown Urbana Rantoul Central Mahomet Urbana

4 14 7 11

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Baseball Has Ups and Downs

A. (l. to R.) John Sapora, Todd Manley, Bill Hamrick, Greg Jones, Doug Ault, Kreg Brown , Tim Millage, Tom McAuliffe, Coach Benny Bryan , Paul Hoffman, Coach Ed ~moch, Rich Howard, Scott Madden, Brian Vizek, Mike Moore, Jeff Dodson, Dave Becker, Herb P-rasse, Mark Montgomery, Tom Broeren, Jesse Williams. B. (L. to R.) 1: Eric Parmenter, Ken Langlois, Chuck Hutchcraft, Mike Ross, Jeff Powell , Jim Giuffre, Ed Wachala, Marc Elder. 2: Ken Warmbier, Mark Ehlers, John McAuliffe, Bubpa Bryan , Greg McCullough, Don Grothe, Mike Renner. 3: Coach Piascowe, Chris Jones, Kevin Saathoff, Greg Wermers, Chris Cunningham, Tom Dedin , Stan Paul.

Boys' Varsity Baseball had many strong points this year such as the hitting of Tom Broeren and Tim Millage. Pitchers Scott Madden, John Sapora, Jeff Dodson, and Kreg Brown pitched many great games. The team finished the season with a record of 3-9. They had a great attitude and would have won more games except for a few untimely errors. The Freshman-Sophomore Baseball Team had a good season with a record of 9-3-2. The team cooperated well with each other and with Coach Piascowe. The team put in hard hours practicing every day. They lost to Central by only a margin. Many freshmen are returning and they're looking forward to a good season this year.

Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial

6 4 5 4 4 5 7 0 2 2 1 8

Decatur Eis. 8 0 Decatur Eis. Stephen Decatur 6 6 Urbana 1 Rantoul 14 Rantoul Monticello 3 8 Danville Mt. Zion 3 5 Danville 8 Urbana 10 Rantoul

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Tennis Looks toÂˇFuture

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SCOREBOARD Centennial tennis is beginning to show signs of much improvement. After a slow 6-8 season in 1979 the team is now looking forward with high aspirations to a winning 1980 season. All letter winners will be returning to the tennis program. The team feels that they will have enough strength this season to beat Central, which has not been done for some time.

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Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial

12 9 8 7 1 5 2 0 7 1 1 6 1 0 9

Olney Paris Rantoul Step. Dec. MacArthur Mattoon Urbana Central Grancite CN Grancite CS Danville Kankakee E Normal Springfield Rantoul

7 0 1 2 8 4 7 9 2 8 8 0 8 9 0

Row 1: Chris Farlow , Scott Whitsitt, Chris Evans, Row 2: Tom Scaggs, Peter Czajkowski , Stephen Zak, Mark Merton, Row 3: Coach Mike Ourado, Scott Frillman , Kevin Thomas, Mike Floyd .

Girls Net Many Victories

A. (L. toR.) 1: Missy Menguy, Viveka Fruth , Barb Bareis , Paula Elmer, Joyce Werner, Robin Limp. 2: Mary Ann Quinn , Julie Dieker, Jamie Frillman , Mary Gorrell, Chris Federhart, Mindy Carroll , Jamelyn Foster, Mrs. Yates (sponsor). C. Coach Yates gives her team pointers during practice. B. Mary Gorrell gets into the swing of things.

The Girls' Tennis Team showed great improvement over last year. Many of the girls worked on their own when there wasn't practice. Barb Bareis won Conference, went to State, and placed second in singles competition. The team supported each other and hopefully will have an even better season next year with many returning players.

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Striders Move TowardÂˇImprovement

Row 1: Britt Powell, Mark Neuman, Rick Rem-

mert, Keith Olson, Mike Chastain, Eric Faulkner, Larry Earl, Mike Buttimer, Amir Kazemi, Dahmin Chu, Pedro Carroll, Coach Tim Fairchild , Chris Farlow , Chris Cunningham , Susan Baker, Not pictured; John Tyree, Harry Walter.

A. Pedro Carroll discusses his strategy with Mike Chastain .

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Under Coach Tim Fairchild's gu idance, Centennial's Cross Country Team n1ade great improvements this year. Larry Earl, with a time of 15:50, had the best time in the past five years at Centennial. He also placed third in Twin City. Co-captains for cross country were Larry Earl and Harry Walter. Mike Chastain received the most improved player award , Larry Earl, the most valuable player award, and Britt Powell , the best freshman award at the end of the season .

A. Mark Neuman knows the pain of cross country. B. Amir Kazemi shows his Charger pride. C. Larry Earl , Centennial 's # 1 runner, finished third in the Twin City meet. D. Each class did its part in cross country. Here Senior John Tyree, Sophomore Chris Cunningham, and Junior Dahmin Chu "pack up."

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Girls' Swim Has Best Year Ever

Row 1: Nancy Jolliff, Carolyn Czajkowski , Cam illa Dussinger , Kitty Crewsell , Mary Beth Eddleman , Laura Marchiando, Coach Marty Vance . Row 2: Julie Goyne, Michelle Whitney, Susie Waldbauer, Betsy Breckenridge, Karen Grothe, Susan Eddleman, Beth Hill, Tami Schweighart, Susan Jones, Bonnie Carter, Amy Marxmiller, Patti Perissini . Row 3: Julie Black, Kim Czajkowski , Aimee Castongue, Sara Vogel , Regina Ogden, Liz Glidewell, Susan Gerber, Mary Nolan .

A. Susan Edd leman shows her record breaking form.

Next year should be a strong year for the girls' swim team with nine letter winners returning . The team gained valuable experience this year. At the end of the season Susan Eddleman was voted most valuable swimmer , Mary Beth Eddleman most improv~ed, and Beth Hill best sportsman . Nancy Jolliff had High point for swimming , and Karen Grothe high point for diving this season .

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Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial

53 126 110 103 60 52 67 106 122 71 111

Urbana Eastridge Normal U-High Pekin Olympia Central Urbana Springfeld Bloomington Normal

30 36 62 69 22 34 105 66 44 98 61

A. Coach Vance gives her girls a pep talk. B. George the mascot. C. The season high-point scorer, Nancy Jolliff concentrates toward victory. D. Junior, Mary Beth Eddleman works hard during practice. This paid off when she was named most improved .

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Football Has Unforgettable Season

Row 1: Bryan McGow- Mgr., Joe McMahon, Jim Giuffre, Eric Meyer, Mark Klaus, Ken Langlois, Tom Broeren , Scott Urbanek, John Karich, Todd Manley, Don Evans, Bryan McCoy, Kevin Banks, Keith Staggs, Mike Urbanek, Bubba Bryan - Mgr. Row 2: Morris Mallory - Ass't, Neil Marty, Doug Kunde, Kreg Brown, Chunk Baries, Mitch Hartman, Joe Petry, Terry Trimble, Dan Wells, Dallas Moss, Don Grothe, Scott Kemper, Bill Hamrick, Paul Pittman, Scott Kight, Rob Blair- Ass't. Row 3: Ed Fredericks- Ass't, Scott Black, Bill Cotter, Kevin Saathoff, Mark Brown, John Nickell, Chunk Hutchcraft, Jim Nelson, Philip Hassell, Paul Lumsden , Brain Robbins, Kevin Watson , Ken Meeks, Brent Carey, Mark Armstrong, John Macek- Ass't, Wes Davis- Head Coach . Row 4: Benny Bryan- Ass't, Gary Hembrough- Ass't, Tony Marcott, Mike Carroll , Chuck Hanson, Eric Carlson , Steve Wiseman , John McCarty, Brain Martin, Jim Miller, Mark Piper, Marty Scott, David Clark, Kevin Mulrooney, Mike Button, Marc Elder, David Munds.

A. Jim Miller makes a spectacular catch .

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SCOREBOARD Centenn ial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial

30 30 54 27 54 36 14 30

Central Southeast Jacksonville Griffin MacArthur Eisenhower Normal Lanphier

20 14 0 22 6 6 19 6

The 1979 football season won't easily be forgotten at Centennial. The team missed a spot in the playoffs because of its loss to Normal and the fact that a game with Urbana was never played . Mike Carroll broke seven records in rushing offense, scoring and touchdowns. Jim Miller set four pass receiving records. The blocking of an interior line that included center Eric Meyer, guards Scott Urbanek and Mitch Hartman and tackles Mike Button and Dave Clark won 't easily be forgotten by Centennial fans. The last-minute heroics of quarterback Billy "Hollywood" Hamrick won't be forgotten either. The team had a victory over Central which helped to top off the season . A. Mitch Hartman gets psyched fo r another kill. B. The BEST in Champaign . C. If only we could have played Urbana ...

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A . Billy "Hollywood" Hamrick inspired a come-from-behind victory over defending Capitol Conference champion Springfeld Griffin. B. Mike Carroll broke seven school records en route to a 197 4 yard season. C. Tony Marcott's kicking contributed to victories against Springfield Griffin and throughout the season.

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The Sophomore Football Team finished a tough season 4-4. A victory over Urbana helped the season this year. Many sophomores played Varsity and gained a lot of experience . The team members lifted weights all summer and through the year three times a week. The sophomores of this year should help make the Varsity strong next year.

A. Sophomore defense stifles opponents again. B. Row 1: Morris Mallory, Jim Nelson, Eric Parmenter, Chuck Hutchcraft, Brent Carey, Bill Cotter, Phil Hassell, Doug Sippel!, Mark Armstrong, Alan Williams, Bubba Bryan, Ass't Robbie Blair. Row 2: Ass't Ed Fredericks, Paul Lumsden, Mark Brown , Todd Herges, Kevin Saathoff, David Hasty, Ken

Meeks, Scott Black, Steve Staples, John Nickells , David Munds, Head Coach - Wes Davis . Row 3: Ass ' t Benny Bryan , Wayne Faulkner, Marc Elder, Paul Nichalas, Kevin Mulrooney, Mark Piper , Steve Wiseman, Kevin Watson, Brian Robbins, Scott Meyer, Mark Thurber, Ass 't John Macek, Ass't Gary Hembrough .

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Freshmen Learn Charger Ways

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St. Joe Central Unity Mattoon Urbana Chiddix Danville St. Theresa

0 12 6 34 20 29 44 6

The Freshmen finished off a hard football season with a record of 3-5. Though they were a small team, the effort they gave was large. A lot of experience was gained by this freshman team which will help them in their years of footbal l to come.

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A. Row 1: Chuck Buck, Billy Martin , Shawn Bickers, Mike Nelson, Gerry Dozier, Frank Manella, Jeff Schweighart, Mike Langley, Todd Buhrmaster, John Stewart. Row 2: Coach Morris Mallory, John Watson, Chris Fiedler, Doug Bittinger, David Buck, Ron Shaw, Chris Palmore, Todd Rogers, Tim Powell, Jeff Nichols. Row 3: Coach Benny Bryan, David Martin, Jim Klein, Tom Woods, Melvin McClellan, Mike Miller, Russell Gruelle, Dale Speer, Jimmie Smith, Coach Rob Blair, Coach Wes Davis.

Golfers Swing to 2-5 Season

This year's boys golf team struggled to a 2-5 record. Disappointing losses to Bloomington and Mahomet turned a possible winning season into a losing one . The Chargers were led by Senior Terry McNamara, who qualified for sectionals. A.L. toR. Row 1: Jeff Cochrane, Terry Mcnamara, Joe Lamb, Clark Peterson, Tom Krouse, Clayton Snyder, Jeff Powell , Coach Bob Nelson. Row 2: Brad Miller, Mike Hagan, Steve O'keefe, Greg McCullough, Bryan Wade, Bob Krouse, Steve Klitzing , Pete Czajkowski. Not Pictured: Eric Schmisseur, Paul Hoffman.

B. Concentration is one reason why senior Terry Mcnamara went to sectional.

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Spikers Struggle

The Girls' Volleyball team finished the season 4-8. However the girls held their poise until the end of the season. The team was very co-operative and coachable and show a great potential for next year. Susan Dietrich was voted most valuable player and Laura Wavering and Toni Long improved players this season . A. Row 1: Pat MacGregor, Amy McDuffee, Susan Dietrich , Diane Oestreicher , Tara Fredericks. Row 2: Laura Wavering , Sue Pritchard , Linda Evans, Coach Nina Brown . Row 3: Angie Buckley, Anna Willard - managers.

B. Row 1: Angela McCabe, Susan Lenore, Andrea McCullough , Diana Mil ler , Babette Trautman. Row 2: Dawn Oestreicher, Carole McCowen, Kris Hart. Row 3: Angie Buckley - mgr., Anna Willard - mgr., Coach Marty Perry.

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Wrestlers Pin Up Good Season

A. (L. toR.) 1: Chuck Buck, Chris Farlow, David Harding , Brian Walker, Todd McCierren , Eric Parmenter, Paul Hoffman , Marty Slade, Tom Wininger, Fred Lathrop , George Roney. 2: Jim Nelson, Mark Eh lers, Mitch Hartman, Billy Rasmussen , Mark Brown, David Buck, Bubba Bryan , Paul Lumsden , Terry McNamara, Eric Meyer, Troy Maxey. 3: Kirk Hagen, Bill Sprouse, Jeff Gumbel, Bob Proksch, Scott Kight, Doug Kunde, John Stewart, Dean Spitz, Asst. Coach Scott Lynn , Asst. Coach Morris Mallory, Asst. Coach Robbie Blair, Coach Bob Nelson. B. Under the referee 's watchfu l eye, a Centennial wrestler battles his opponent.

The wrestling team worked hard this year practicing every day and even during some holidays. The team took part in district and conference meets. Most of the varsity wrestlers placed in at least one tournament during the season . The wrestlers were a young team and have gained experience this year . They are looking forward to a promising season next year .

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Lakeview Central MacArthur Rantoul Lanph ier Normal Olympia Metamora Danville Urbana Eisenhower

26 37 20 30 48 57 26 31 21 36 22

Centennial 21 Stephan Decatur Centennial 21 Hoopeston Centennial 28 Southeast Centennial 16 Springfield Lockport Tournament 8th Normal U- High Tournament 9th Conference Tournament 7th District Tournament 6th

34 33 32 38

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Swimmers Win Conference Title

The Boys Swim Team had a good season with the added bonus of breaking every freestyle swim record previously set at Centennial. The boys worked hard with early morning and afternoon practices every day. The work paid off. The team placed first at conference , second at district, and sent members to state .

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Centennial 70 Central Centenn ial 108 Kankakee W. Centennial 97 Urbana Centennial 73 Kankakee E. Centenn ial 78 Danville Centennial 126 Southeast 52 Urbana Centennial Centenn ial 103 Springfield Centennial 91 Normal Centennial 112 Bloomington Centennial 47 Normal U.H. Centenn ial 106 Danville Centennial 126 Manual Centennial 121 Lanphier Peoria Invitational - Sixth Conference - First District- Second

102 64

75 96 91

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79 81 60

36 65 43 51

Row 1, Doug Ward , Greg Harding , Eric

Schmisseur , Phil Bo rtner , John Goin, Jeff Faullin. Row 2, Coach Don Waybright, Paul Pittman, Mark Bradley, Duke Chaney, Todd Howe , Coach Ed Fredricks . Row 3, Todd McCierren , Kenny Hill , Rob Fletcher, Brian Goodell. Row 4, Jerry Schweighart , Rob Elmer, Greg Martin, Tom Barton , Mark Faullin, Jeff Warmouth .

Swimmers Take 3rd in District

Row 1, Billy Martin , Syed Shah, Shawn Bickers , Mike Langley , Eric Schmissuer , Scott Milne, David Rudnick, Sergio Gonzalez , Row 2, David Martin , Dean Carlson , Todd Howe, Howard Hill , Rob Fletcher, Joe Cleveland, Managers - Tami Schweighart, Lacie Blevins, ÂˇSusan Abell. Row 3 Coach Don Waybright, Phil Bortner, Greg Harding , Duke Chaney, Paul Pittman, Jeff Faullin , Dale Speer, Coach Ed Fredricks.

Centennial 122 Southeast Centennial 109 Kankakee W. Centennial 51 Urbana Centennial 79 Bloomington Centennial 79 Normal 85 Danville Centenn ial Centennial 66 Central Centenn ial 87 Springfield 88 Bloomington Centennial Centennial 80 Griffin Centennial 106 Lanphier Centennial 91 Normal 78 Kankakee E. Centennial Centennial 95 Urbana Centennial 67 Danville Peoria Invitational 4th of 8 Kankakee Invitational 7th of 10 Conference 2nd District 3rd

44 61 30 93 93 87 105 85 84 90 65 81 94

Boys Swim became a winter sport this year. Many freshmen came out for the team . The team has improved and gained experience. One highlight of the season was triumphing over Central at district. More Chargers qualified for state competition than ever before. Duke Chaney finished the season by placing seventh at the state championships.

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Chargers Win Turkey Tourney!

A. All-Conference forward Myron Cockrell watches the action carefully. B. Ell iot Terry lays the ball in. C. Senior Charles Williams battles for the ball against Central. His leadership and fighting spirit contributed to a decisive victory.

The 1980 Pressing Chargers began the season on a high note. They swept through the annual Turkey Tourney to the championship. Next, at the Carbondale Holiday Tournament, Centennial won the consolation championship . After a mid-season slump the Chargers surged before the state tournament, winn ing five of six games. Highlights of the season included victories over local rivals Central , Rantoul, and Urbana. Individually senior forward Myron Cockrell led the area class AA teams in scoring and rebounding throughout the season. But the Pressing Chargers were not a one-man team. They also received substantial help from guards Charles Williams, Ken Warmbier and James Henderson, forwards Elliot Terry and Sam Shelton and center John Tyree. Although their record was not superb, in front of home fans Centennial posted an outstanding 11-3 record . They went on to win the Regional tournament.

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A. (L. to R.) 1: John Connett, James Henderson, Robert Williams, Ken Warmbier, Jim Pirie, Coach Coleman Carrodine. 2: Sam Shelton , Rob Twardock, Elliot Terry, John Tyree, Tom Dedin , Myron Cockrell. (Not Pictured- Charles Williams.) B. Ken Warm bier goes for two while John Tyree battles below the boards.

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A. John Tyree fights off two Cyclones for a tip-in. B. Charles Williams beams after being named to the All-Turkey Tourney team . C. Terry vs. McFarland . Centennial vs . Central 58-42 .

Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial

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78 47 61 58 77 74 54 59 69 53 56 64 49 64 66 50 33 65 72 57 62 46 70 65

Unity Rantoul Urbana Central Southeast Jacksonville Mattoon Marion Murphysboro Herrin Belleville East Griffin MacArthur Eisenhower Lanphier Normal Rantoul Southeast Jacksonville Urbana Griffin Normal MacArthur Eisenhower

53 45 57 42 60 76 56 74 58 52 48 67 54 71 52 63 48 69 69 55 53 47 47 57

~ , ophomores Struggle A. Mark Piper leaps above the defense for a basket. B. (L. to R) 1: Randy Shaw, Darry Howell , Mike Chastain, Freddy Grady, Chuck Hutchcraft, Cyrus Williams. 2: Kevin Watson, Steve Wiseman, Mark Piper, Derek Bank, Chris Cunningham , Eric Roberts .

21 37 56 41 42 39 28 47 33 53 45 45 70 74 44 44 64 55 43

Central Southeast Jacksonville Rantoul MacArthur Mattoon Griffin MacArthur Eisenhower Lanphier Normal Community Rantoul Southeast Jacksonville Urbana Griffin Normal MacArthur Eisenhower

31 46 53 61 38 53 46 49 53 51 64 57 60 69 47 90 66 58 72

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Freshmen Build for Future

B A. Row 1: David Brown , Todd Covington, J. T. Warmbier, Otis Thompson , Ray Alexander. Row 2: Tony Harvey, Frank Manella, Todd Rogers, Jeff Williams Row 3 Coach Jim Terry, Tom Woods, Ronny Shaw, James Linzy, Chris Pel more . B. Todd Rogers displays his lay-up form .

Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial

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Brookens Urbana Parkside Gibson City Monticello Mattoon Bloomington Urbana Matton Bloomington Chiddix Bloomington CC Parkside Lakeview MacArthur Eisenhower Chiddix Unity

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Girls Twin City Champs

A. Row 1: Judy Freeman, Diane Oestreicher, Kelly Hagan , Susan Haring , Angie Buckley. Row 2: Coach Tim Fairchild , Mary Beth Eddleman , Marla Ogdon , Laura Ramshaw, Desiree Ti llman . B. Row 1: Lisa Catchings, Sandy Golliher, Laurie Kanet, Michelle Leblanc, Renata Circeo. Row 2: Regina Ogdon , Dawn Oestreicher, Felicia Cockrell , Theresa Karich , Row 3: Coach Molly Mills , Beth Overman , Michelle McNamara, Kathy Lawrence , Kelli Nimmo.

The Girls Basketball Team made great strides this season . Victories over Farmer City, MacArthur, Central, and Urbana raised the team 's spirits greatly. Because there were no seniors on the squad , next year's team will have gained a great deal of experience this season . Mary Beth Eddleman and Marla Ogdon were co-captains of the team this year.

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In all sports, one person is present to guide us, to teach us, to help us. Our long hours are often matched by those of the coaches . Together we attempt to achieve our goals. This page is one way of showing that we, the athletes of Centennial High School appreciate the effort. Thank you .

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A. All-Conference forward Myron Cockrell . B. All-Stater Jim Miller. C. Capitol Conference champion and state qualifier Barb Bareis.

Centennial's athletic program works hard to achieve its goals and bring out the best in its athletes. This year we are honoring some of our outstanding athletes who have worked hard to achieve excellence. Centennial is proud of these athletes. We salute you! Football All-State All-State All-Conference All-Conference All-Conference Boys Swim Duke Chaney State Qualifier Phil Bortner State Qualifier Rob Fletcher State Qualifier 400-yard relay team Girls Tennis Barb Bareis Conference Champion, State Qualifier Volleyball All Area Pat McGregor Basketball All-Conference Myron Cockrell Boys Track Tony Marcott State Qualifier Terry Williams State Qualifier Mike Carroll Conference ChampionTriple Jump Wrestling Jimmy Nelson- Conference Champion -1051bs.

Mike Carroll Jim Miller Dave Clark John Karich Chuck Bareis

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Student Council Keeps

A. (L. toR.) 1: Susan Eddleman, Christa Bermingham, Liz Frasca, Angie Price, Cindy Filicia, Jamie Frillman, Scott Kemper, Mark Neuman. 2: Nancy Cleland, Milica Kokotovic, Elizabeth Hill, Brenda Klein, Lashunda Hambrick, Pam Pirtle, Chris Evans, Mr. Globe (Sponsor). 3: Tom Broeren , Cathy Button, Susan Gerber, Terri O'Donnell, Cindy Smith. 4: Nancy Deschene, Brenda Palmisano, Mary Beth Edd leman, Jill Lewis , Kim Johnson, Angie Farmer. 5: Steve O'Keefe, Susan Baker, Lisa Wendland, Scott Frillman, Joyce Grabher, Barb Alexander. 6: (kneeling) Scott Testory, David Rudnick. (Not Pictured- Kim Bash, Veronica Petrillo, Joni Hall). B. (L. to R.) Scott Kemper (Co-Vice-President), Jamie Frillman (Co-Vice-President), Chris Evans (President), Lashunda Hambrick (Secretary), and Mark Neuman (Treasurer).

Student Council is in charge of many school activities. They sponsor most of the activities during Homecoming week and generally see that Homecoming goes smoothly. The Student Council organizes all school assemblies. The Student Council is the voice for the studen.ts when they want to communicate with the administration. The Student Council members are elected by the student body . Student Council usually meets once or twice a month.

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the Spirit Alive

A. Centennial students say "Mash the Maroons!" C. Susie Schweighart shows off her macho hat on Hat Day during " Beat Central Week. " B. Charger fans show their spirit against Central at the pep assembly.

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Charger Council Enters

A. Barb Alexander models some of the newest moron fashions for Twit Day. B. Blow 'em. up, knock 'em flat, the Chargers are where it's at. Top (L. to R.) Lisa Wendland, Mary Beth Eddleman, Angie Buckley. BoHom (L. toR.) Lynne Grusy, Katie Gallivan, Susie Schweighart. D. Mr. Macek welcomes back Robbie Blair, an all-conference football player, during the Homecoming pep assembly. C. Homecoming Game starts out with a. big boom .

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A New Decade

A. Mr. Mallory decides to take a refresh er course. B. Student Council hosts another Spirit Event. C. Chris Evans at a loss for words? NEVER! D. An enthusiastic Charger says, "I'm going to give you alii got."

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The Charger Âˇsand

A A. (L to R.) 1: Missy Po shard, Regina Odgen, Melissa Merger, Kathy McGinnis, Amy Terstriep, Don Gerber, Joyce Grabher. 2: Kim Wilson, Andrew Johnson, Jennifer Montgomery, Susan Gerber, Lavetta Hambrick, Jennifer Staples, Carol Porter, Jamie Frlllman, Robin Limp, Sarah Pence, Ann Davis, Angle Price, Julie Dleker. 3: Joe Cleveland, Pam Black, Floyd Walsh , Adrienne Woods, Karen Reinertsen, Cathy Button, Kevin Thurber, Pam Coon, Chris Brademas, Harris Webb, Scott Frlllman, Mike Harte, Doug Andrerson , Troy Daniels, Gerry Dozier, Mike Chastain, Eric Hoffman, Andy Rhodes. 4: Mike Zimmerman, Barb Alexander, Jim Adams, Mike Cornell, Jeff Schweighart, Nancy Bonnett, Phil Hassell, Dana Howell, Jeff McKowen, Mary Slocum, Erich Stenzel, Keith Staggs, Andy Stallman , Tom Ganzt, Judy Freeman. 5 (litting): Mark Thurber, John Kraatz. 1: Russ Beck, James Mast, Craig Cicero, Mike Langley, Keith Olson, Terry Howard, Mike Renner, Ed Healea, Paul Lumsden, Chris Farlow, Larry Beers, Rosanne Benfatto, and Mr. Ottmers (Director). B. (L. toR.) 1: Scott Frillman, Mike Harte, Doug Anderson, Andy Rhodes, Mike Chastain, Eric Hoffman, Troy Daniels. 2: Jennifer Staples, Larry Beers, Nancy Bonnett, Kathy McGinnis, Joyce Grabher, Dawn Gerber, Jim Adams, Mike Zimmerman. 3: Pam Coon , Harris Webb, Mary Jane Slocum, Tom Gantz, Judy Freeman, Erich Stenzel , Dennis Ottmers. (Not Pictured -Marty Wamsley, Keith Campbell).

Concert Band is the main band at Centennial. They march at all the home football games, assemblies, and give Christmas and spring concerts. The band also goes to regional contest to compete with other bands for ratings. Concert Band members have been busy this year selling pecans and raffling off a side of beef to buy new uniforms. Jazz Band is a select group of band members and outside musicians who perform for special events. The Jazz Band plays at basketball games, Christmas and spring concerts, and at Spectrum. They have also gone out and performed for nursing homes and the middle schools. The Jazz Band has also attended many jazz festivals this year.

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A. (L. toR.) Band Officers 1: Joyce Grabher, Jamie Frillman, Jennifer Staples, and Susan Baker. B. (L. to R.) Jennifer Staples and Lovetta Hambrick blow their clarinets to the "Championship " theme during half-time at the Centennial vs. Central football game. C. The percussion players stand at alert as they wait their turn to play. D. Mr. Dennis Ottmers directs the band during the annual winter band concert.

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Varsity

A. (L. toR.) 1: Jill Snow, Andrea Stewart, RoseAnne Forrester, Katie Gallivan. 2: Brenda Palmisano, Susie Schweighart, Gina Ignasiak, Jeanette Gibbs. (Not Pictured - Melanie Schmisseur, Leslie Hartman). B. The Varsity Cheerleaders show their stuff during the Varsity Show. C. Susie Schweighart and Brenda Palmisano practice their kicks fo r the V.arsity Show.

Cheering at all home and away Varsity games is just part of a Varsity Cheerleader's job. The Cheerleaders put in many hours of learning and practicing cheers before and after school. They do many fundraising projects . This year they helped with the raffle that took place during the Turkey Tourney . The Cheerleaders can also be seen painting banners to be hung in the cafeteria and putting locker signs on the players' lockers.

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Cheerleaders

A. Melonie Schmisseur does a " C" jump at one of the many Charger pep assemblies. B. The Varsity Cheerleaders yell, " Are we vicious , HELL yes!" Pyramid (Top to BoHom) Susie Schweighart, Gina Ignasiak, Katie Gallivan , Brenda Palmisano, Jeanette Gibbs (Back)- Andrea Stewart, (Front)- Jill Snow. (Not Pictured)- Melonie Schmisseur. C. Jill Snow asks, " Who 's gonna win th is game tonight?"

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Sophomore Cheerleaders

A. (Clockwise) Joni Hall, Lee Ryniec, Michelle McNamara, Lisa Buoy, Joni Rasmussen, Jill Lewis, Mae Robinson . B. Joni Rasmussen keeps the Charger spirit going at the Homecoming assembly. C. The Sophomore Cheerleaders ride in style.

The Sophomore Cheerleaders are busy. Cheering at all the sophomore football and basketball games is just part of their activities. They paint banners for the cafeteria and put up locker decorations as well. This year the Sophomore Cheerleaders sold candy bars and held bake sales to pay for their uniforms. The Sophomore Cheerleaders also buy flowers for the players to wear before special games.

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Freshman Cheerleaders A. (L. toR.) Susan Eddleman, Laura Manley, Michelle Whitney, Heather Duprey, Susan Baker, Liz Frasca, Mrs. Dawson- Sponsor, Kathy Gantz, Cindy Fileccia, Kim Dickerson , Mary Daniels. (Not Pictured- Michelle Mcnamara). B. They may be nervous but they don't look it, as the Freshman Cheerleaders do their first cheer before the student body. C. Mary Daniels, a new Freshman Cheerleader, looks so confused I

The F~eshman Cheerleaders are just learning all Centennial's cheers. They spend a lot of time practicing. The Freshman Cheerleaders practice every day but Monday before school. The Freshman Cheerleaders also paint banners and put up locker decorations for the Freshman players.

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Lancers Dance to A. (Clockwise) Maureen Due, Regina Green, Fran Manella, Vanessa Stewart, Janice Pittman, Georgia Powell, Debbie Butts, Simone Phorney, Dee Dee Allen, Kathy Murphy, Dawn Bodine; (Center- L. toR.) Amy Lindgren, Kim Coffey, Patty Trahiotis. B. The Lancers' dividend for their many hours of rehearsal was an outstanding performance during the Homecoming assembly. C. The Lancers kick their legs high when performing with the Central Maroon Pepettes during halftime at the Centennial vs. Central basketball game.

The Lancers is Centennial's own pom-pom squad. They perform during assemblies and during halftime at home basketball and football games. This year the Lancers sold M and M's to help pay for their new uniforms. Some of the Lancers went to Pom-Pom Gamp this summer and brought back many new ideas for routines this year.

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the Charger Beat

A. The Lancers show their fancy foot work when performing with the Central Maroon Pepettes during half-time at the Centennial vs. Central basketball game. B. Lancers do a great job of entertaining the crowds at half-time. C. Sophomore Lancer, Patty Trahiotis, waits for her cue. D. Lancers march in the Homecoming Parade.

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A. (L. toR.) Lisa Nelson , Mrs. Palmer, sponsor, Kathy McGinnis, Jill Snow, Tara Fredericks, Barb Bryan , Helen Thow, Susan Baker, Lisa Punkay, Susan Abel, Susie Schweighart, RoseAnne Forrester, Gina Ignasiak, Jamie Frillman, Patty Peressini, Kitty Creswell, Nancy Cleland , Carolyn Czajkowski, Sharon Holdcroft, Amy McDuffee, Ginny Smith, Mary Kaye Dedin, Paula Bermingham . B. RoseAnne Forrester interviews Mike Carroll (Susie Schweighart - #1 5) during the Senior Girls' Skit at the Homecoming Pep assembly.

lnterserve is a group of girls chosen by the teachers on the basis of outstanding qualities. This year, lnterserve ushered at the Fall Play, helped out with parent visitation night, planned a progressive dinner, and held a picnic with Interact members. They also, along with Interact, helped with the Freshman Disco. The Freshman Disco was part of the big brothers and sisters program , started to help freshmen get acquainted with high school.

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Council A. (L. toR.) 1: Nasseh Hariri, Alan Weber, John Karich , Mike Carroll. 2: Paul Pittman , Kreg Brown , Herb Prasse, Tom Broeren . 3: Peter Czajkowski , Bill Hamrick, Mark Merten, Duke Chaney, Chuck Bareis. 4: Eric Meyer, Harry Walter, Stephen Zak, Steve Klitzing, Greg Segall. B. The freshmen boogie down at the Freshman Disco Dance. C. Angie Price and David Martin get in one last slow dance before the Freshman Disco Dance is over.

Interact is a group of boys chosen by the teachers for showing outstanding qualities. Interact is also sponsored by the Rotary Club and is an international organization . Each year Interact undertakes an International Understanding Project. This year they are sending money to the Nobel Prize winner, Sister Theresa, to help her with her work. Interact ushered at the U of I commencement to raise money for their project, Mr. Romero is the sponsor.

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Chamber

A. (L. to R.) 1: Marilyn Rudnick. 2: Tracey Pascal, Lacie Blevins. 3: Lorie Adams, Pam Pirtle, Cheri James. 4: John Pedigo, Maureen Due, Lynn Eichelberger, Dawn Bodine . 5: Kristen LaDuke, Harris Webb, Sarah Craig, James Costa, Alison Jessop. 6: Terri Huelsbusch , Kathie Schzmaniak, Peter Jessop, Jim Adams, Mary Kaye Dedin , Scott Adams, Phillip Christensen, Cindy Gillogly. B. Cheri James and Kristen LaDuke try to hold their tone during the Christmas Chorus Concert. C. Mr. Decker plays a musical instrument during the Christmas Concert.

Chamber Choir is the advanced choir. It is composed of mostly juniors and seniors. An audition is required to become a member of the Chamber Choir. The choir sponsors Varsity Show and gives holiday, winter and spring concerts. The choir also goes on a performing tour in the spring.

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Choir

A. Chamber Choir keeps their tune during the Christmas Concert. B. The choir waits for their signal to sing at the Christmas Concert. C. The Chamber Choir guys sing their solo as the other choir members look on.

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Acappella ,

A. (L. to R.) 1: Donna Williams, Kim Dickerson, Denise Sin not>, tindy Welch , Renee May. 2: Laura Manley, Sherry Henderson, Brenda Haines, Christine Currell, Amy Shelly, Mary Lee Willard, Julie Black, Kim Osmond, Rochelle Calloway, Kathy Roberts, Janet Lofland, Jan Deschene , Jill David. B. The choir sings in Charger tune at the annual Varsity Show.

A Cappella, or girls' choir, is composed mostly of Freshmen and Sophomores. The basics of singing are taught in A Cappella Choir. The A Cappella Choir performs in Varsity Show, holiday, winter and spring concerts along with the Chamber Choir.

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Ego Staff

The members of Ego are interested in literature. They meet once a month to choose an outstanding literary work from the entries submitted. Anyone interested may submit an entry. Each month the Ego winner's work is published in the Centinal. All the works from the year are combined to form the Ego Literary Magazine which is sold at the end of the school year. A. 1st row (L. toR.) Peter Czajkowski, Bob Âˇ Davies, Carol Troerens, Sherry Wenschoff, Karla Westjohn, 2nd row, Karen Evans, Melonie Marhand, Amy Jones, Phaedra Kierns, Dena Plotner, Steve McGlamery, Jim Kurth , Mrs. Nolen (sponsor)

The Speech Club is composed of many different events. This year's members were entered in prose reading, verse reading, humorous and dramatic duet acting, humorous and dramatic interpretation, original comedy. They competed with many schools at tournaments in surrounding high schools and colleges this year. B. (L. toR.) 1: Terri Huelsbusch, Debra Arnold, Mara Tepper, 2. Miss Tighe (sponsor), Tom Scaggs, Carolyn Kodes, and Mohammed Islam. ~

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National Honor Society

A. Charger fans snuggle together in front of the bonfire to keep warm. B. (l. to R.) 1: Barb Bareis, Susan Baker, Barb Bryan, Kathy McGinnis, Rozxanne Bartels, Luba Rascheff, Marie Scantlebury, Barb Alexander. 2: Mr. Lehman (sponsor), Peter Czajkowski, RoseAnne Forrester, Ginny Smith, Terri Haulsbusch , Dawn Gerber, Pat McGregor, Jill Morris, Joyce Grabher. 3: Nasseh Hariri, Steve Kohler, Todd Manley, Steve Mays, Tom Scaggs, Tom Broeren, Mike Carroll, Lisa Punkay, Joy Schmitz, Mindy Carroll, Chuck Bareis.

To be a member of the National Honor Society you must have certain grade point averages as a sophomore, junior, and senior and also be involved in at least one school activity. The National Honor Society is an active organization. The National Honor Society goes to the Covered Bridge Festival each fall, sponsors the Homecoming bonfire and the turkey raffle during the Turkey Tourney, and goes on an annual spring picnic. You have probably also seen NHS members better known as the "Pinheads" in Spectrum.

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NHS Bonfire Attracts Charger Fans

A. Roasting marshmallows is a long time tradition at the annual Homecoming bonfire. B. Homecoming '79 burns bright with memories as does the NHS bonfire. C. Mr. Lehman, NHS sponsor is head "toaster tester" at the Homecoming Bonfire.

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Centurian Records Charger Events

A A. (BoHom to Top) 1: Lisa Wendland , Mary Beth Eddleman , Todd Manley, Lynne Grusy, Tom Janowski , Bob McElwee (Taylor Yearbook Representative). 2. Nancy Cleland , Janice Stradley, Donna Dodson , Lashunda Hambrick , Dena Plotner, Katie Gallivan , Susie Schweighart, Angie Buckley, Paula Bermingham, Terri Huelsbusch , Harry Walter. B. (L. to R.) 1: Stacy VanMeter, Sanna Spencer, Chris Langley , Missy Menguy. 2: (standing) Mr. Speer (sponsor) , (sitting) Jim Pirie , Lisa Spencer, Gina Carrico, Chris Evans. Not Pictured- David Well and Rich Segall.

The people who produce the Centurian, Centennial 's yearbook, take yearbook lab as a class. The Centurian staff members also devote a lot of time outside the class in order to meet deadlines. This year the coeditors went to a yearbook camp and most of the staff attended a daylong workshop to learn how to make a great yearbook for Centennial ' s '79-'80 school year. The Centurian Advertising Staff is a group of students who sell advertising space in the yearbook to local merchants . The Advertising Staff spends many long hours helping to support the Centurian.

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Centurian Advertising Staff

Centinal Writes the News

A. (L. to R.) (sitting) 1: Kim Dickerson, Mrs. Tomlinson (sponsor), Sue Pritchard. 2: Helen Thow, Barb Bryan, Teresa Overholt, Tara Fredericks. 3: Liz Morf, Lashunda Hambrick, Kim Ayres, David Dahl. 4: Darrell Dohrman, Mara Tepper, Diane Shierry, Tricia Semonin . 5: Steve Kohler, Nancy Cleland, Ginny Worthington, Chris Kisseberth . 6: Ginny Smith, Ken Spitz, Terri Huelsbusch, Kitty Creswell. 7: Daryn Denzer, Chris Evans, Rick Ewing, Tom Quinn. (Not Pictured - June Chiang, Karla Westjohn, Pedro Carroll, Chris Heffley, Pat Mitchell, Tami Vaughn, Jim Burk, Doug Brown.) B. Ken Spitz, Billy Hamrick, and Barb Bryan share in the work to meet the Centinal deadline.

Centennial's student newspaper, the Centinal, is a biweekly publication. It is produced by the journalism lab class with some outside news reporters. The Centinal provides us with the latest news, editorials, features and sports.

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Office Occupations

A A. (L. to A.) 1: Sonya Fisher, Pam Cornett, Kathy Due, Veronica Petrillo, Mrs. White (sponsor), Kenda Edwards. 2: Teresa Arnold, Susan Gilles, Kim Bash, Patty Vernon, Gina Ignasiak, Marcia Lynch . (Not Pictured Susan Cox, Diana Kennedy, Teri Mulrooney, Susie Stinson, RoseAnne Forrester.) B. (L. to A.) 1: Doris Campbell, Vanessa Stewart, Tammy Carter, Valarie Shackleford, Mrs. Johnson (sponsor). 2: Skip Spencer, David Rosenbaum, Jim Miller, Bob Smith, Frank Ferree.

Office Occupations is a one-year course for graduating juniors and seniors. Students are enrolled in office-related courses while having an office job. They are paid regular salaries for their jobs. Office Occupations students study office procedures, written and voice communications. Students in Health Occupations work in hospitals, clinics, nursing homes and day care centers in the community. They learn about the aspects of health care while exploring the possibilities of a health-related career.

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Health Occupations

CWT

''On the Job Training '' A. (L. toR.) 1: Ricky Exum. 2: Neil Marty, Marlin Bushman, Bob Nihiser, Jim Burk, Becky Smith, Yvette Atkins. 3: Kathy Kearns, Chuck Scribner, Paula Wright, Mike Gawthorp, Jake Saathoff. 4: Mary Schmidt, Deena Patton, Tina Crosby, Sue Lawrence, Brian Davis. 5: Suzanne Bodamer, lkey Allen, David Brunelle. B. (L. toR.) 1: Melesa Loveman, Cathy Freidmann, Tina Lathrop, Sandra Manning, Nancy Griffin, Mrs. Cooper (sponsor). 2: Ken Adams, Tom McAuliffe, David McNish, Jeff Beckett, Mike Bushman, Jim Murphy, Dave Cline.

Cooperative Work Training members get work experience and training while exploring possibilities for a future career. How to complete application letters and forms, how to figure out a paycheck and have a successful job are learned in CWT. ICE PPS students are interested in pursuing industrial-related careers. In ICE PPS students learn about job and equipment safety, labor unions and organizations, and apprenticeships.

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Senior Leaders

A. (l. to R.) 1: Jill Snow, Kathy McGinnis, Mary Kaye Dedin, Missy Menguy, Mindy Hillen. 2: Chris Federhart, Lisa Spencer, Carolyn Cza/Âˇkowski, Susan Baker, Tina Lathrop. 3: Kel y Chapman, Sharon Holdcroft, Cheri James, Tara Fredericks, Miss Vance (sponsor), Stacy VanMeter. (Not Pictured- Deena Patton.)

Senior Leaders are teaching assistants for the P.E . teachers. They take attendance before class, lead the P.E. classes in doing their exercises, and officiate the game~ during P.E . Senior Leaders are learning leadership qualities while being a great help to the P.E. teachers.

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Junior Leaders

A A. (L. to R.) 1: (aiHing) Katie Gallivan, Heidi Kaiser, Lisa Wendland, Brenda Palmisano. 2: Joyce Werner, Kathy Sansone, Joyce Grabher, Lashunda Hambrick, Barb Bareis, Barb Alexander. 3: Miss Vance (sponsor), Lianne Haring, Kathy Brademus, Leigh Ann Bryan, Linda Evans, Jill Jones, Angie Buckley, Chris Heffley. 4: Susan Jones, Judy Freeman , Karen Harkness, Mindy Carroll, Pat McGregor, Kerry Williams, Frances Graham, Karen Bradley.

The Junior Leaders are a group of girls selected to help with the P.E. classes. They will go on to become Senior Leaders with more responsibilities next year. The Junior Leaders are tauaht and tested on the rules of the games used in P.E. here at Centennial. All Junior Leaders take 5th hour P.E. together. They also do fund-raising projects such as selling carnations for Valentines Day.

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A. (L. toR.) 1: Chris Kao, Rizvi Islam, Greg Dozier, Ann Jones, Dawn Adkins. 2: Rhoan Abraham, Pedro Carroll, Natalie Wheeler, Kayra Jefferson, Lisa Dixon, Mrs. Johnson (sponsor) .

The Title VI Student Advisory Committee is a federally funded program which provides tutorial help to students so that they can achieve their academic potential. Title VI is a voluntary program which assists students in math, science, English, and social studies . Title VI also works with the Challenge group on group projects and field trips.

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The Senior of the Month Selection Committee is a group of students who volunteered at the beginning of the year to help choose outstanding Seniors. Teachers submit nominations for awards in scholastics, activities, and sports. The committee narrows the choice down to five seniors for each category. The candidates names are then given to the teachers again for a final vote.

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Pep Club

A. (L. toR.) 0 Janet Lofland, Frita James, Angie Washington, Yvette Pirtle, Simone Forney, Tracy Pascal, Julie Wade, Lucretia Pierson , Rhona Abraham, Sandy Ott, Kyra Jefferson, Lynn Heath. 3: Diane Alberts, Pam Ellis, Gail Fryer, Marie Scantlebury, Lynette McConkie. 4: Debbie Timme, Chris Heffley, Kathy Woods, Lisa Dixon. B. Debbie Timme helps out at the Homecoming Chili Supper sponsored by the Pep Club. C. Pep Club promotes Charger Spirit in the Homecoming Parade.

Pep Club's purpose is to promote enthusiasm in the school and support school activities. The Pep Club sponsors the fan buses to all the away games and holds the annual Homecoming Chili Supper. This year Pep Club also sold pompoms and holly to raise money to go on a ski trip. A

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Election Board

A. (L. to R.)- (aiHing) 1: Angie Price, Michelle McNamara (standing) Mrs. Siefert (sponsor). 2: Susan Gerber, Debbie Gossett, Joni Rasmussen , RoseAnne Forrester, Tom Broeren, Brenda Klein. 3: Joni Hall , Kim McNamara, Jill Lewis; Gina Ignasiak, Brenda Palmisano, Kim Dickerson . 4: Joyce Grabher, Barb Alexander, Steve Kohler, Mary Lindgren, Lisa Wendland.

The Election Board is a group of students elected by their classmates to help with school elections. They distribute and collect the ballots for all the school elections. After the ballots have been collected, they must then tabulate them to determine the winners. The Election Board members often put in many hours tabulating votes. A B. (L. to R.) Todd Barnett and Daryn Denzer -Co-Captains

Soccer Club is an intramural program. Anyone interested can join Soccer Club. They practiced about three times a week after school and competed with other teams about once a week.

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Radio Club

A. (L. to R. from boHom) Mike Cornell, Eric Meyer, Troy Hinton, George Minton, Chris Williamson, Paul Kohler (sponsor). (Not Pictured- Karl Zemlin.)

Amateur Radio Club is for anyone interested in Ham or Amateur radio operating. Members receive training and background which enables them to obtain their FCC licenses. Information on radio equipment, operation, and technical information is shared at meetings. A

B. (L. to R.) 1: Bob Nelson (sponsor) , Rosanne Benfatto, Lisa Nelson, Kelly Holliday, Zina Lathrop. 2: Betsy Saunders, Liz Glidewell, Debbie Gossett. 3: Juleen Wade, Tammy Thurman, Debbie Timmie , Tina Lathrop.

Half-Nelsons keep scores and times for wrestlers and their teams at wrestling meets. They also keep the books, a record of each individual's standings. Half-Nelsons have held many bake sales to pay for their t-shirts identifying them as Half-Nelsons.

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Afro-American Club

A. (L. to R.) 1: Lucreitia Pearson, Jill Clements, Teena Lenoir, Simone Forney, Marie Scantlebury. 2: Bridgette Veasley, Lisa Halcrombe, Felicia Cockrell, Angie Washington, Jeanette Gibbs. 3: Freada Woods, Pat Washington, Cyrus Williams, Soynda Halcrombe, Angie Slates, Mark Shackleford . B. (L. to R.) 1: Wayne Faulkner, Keith Olson, Dahmin Chu . 2: Harry Walter, Eric Faulkner, Amir Kazemi.

The Afro-American club informs its members about black heritage. The Afro-American club has sponsored many events this year such as the Thanksgiving can drive, Black Ball, Spring Dance and plans an end-of-year field trip for its members. Afro-American club tries to encourage participation in black history month also. Polar Club is for anyone interested in running. Polar Club members keep in shape by running during the winter months.

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Business Associates

A. (L. toR.) 1: Lisa Punkay, Leigh Ann Bryan, Patty Vernon, Veronica Petrillo, Gina Ignasiak. 2: Mrs. White (sponsor), Diane Oestereicher, Jill Jones, Kim Bash, Teresa Arnold , Kathy Due, Mrs. Ecker (sponsor). 3: Marcia Lynch , Susan Gilles, Teri Mulrooney, Diane McNattin, Kanda Edwards, Lianne Haring, Diana Kennedy, Sonya Fisher.

The purpose of the Business Associates is to further educational and social experiences with business. They meet once a month, and anyone interested in business may join. The Business Associates have guest speakers during meetings, and this year they held a Christmas party and spring field trip. The Business Associates run the school store which is open every morning to sell school supplies. B. (L. toR.) 1: Mrs. Decardy (sponsor), Laura Kuhn, Diane McNattin, Mr. Danielson (sponsor). 2: Tom Janowski, Darrell Dohrman, Daryn Denzer, Alice Pfeffer, Carol Troerens.

The Art Club sponsors many public and school related projects. This year they silk-screened t-shirts for many school events and painted murals for the post office windows. The Art Club is an opportunity for those students who may not have an art class to work on art-related projects which interest them.

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,Computer Club

A. 1st row (L. toR.) Mike Cornell, David Dahl, James Chang, Bob Davies, 2nd row Mark Racer, Chad Leeper, Bob Bobak, Troy Hinton, Kevin Miller, Rob Adams, 3rd row Kevin Williams, Karen Evans, Melonie Marchand , Phaeda Keirns, David Rudnick, Sergio Gonzalez, Mr. Boyd (Sponsor), 4th row, Brent Dunn , Gelmut Raether, Nasseh Hariri, Mike Spinkel , Bryan Thomas, and Dave Sippel.

Computer Club has been busy this year raising money to buy a computer terminal. Computer club members have access to Plato through group or author sign-ons. This year Computer Club also took a tour through Cerl on the University of Illinois campus. A

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B. (L. toR.) 1: Viveka Fruth, Kathy Brad emus. 2: Leigh Ann Bryan , Karen Bradle~ Susan Abell , Laura Williamson . 3: Donna odson , Tammy Schweighart, Susan Jones, Anita Mathews, Karen Grothe.

The Centennial Guard is a very important club to the Boys' and Girls' Swim teams. The Centennial Guard attends all the home swim meets to keep times and scores for the swimmers and their teams.

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Gifted Program

A. (L. toR.) 1: James Glockner, Barb Bryan, Pat McGregor, Kitty Creswell , Janice Stradley, Mrs. Decardy. 2: Chuck Bareis, Lisa Punkay, Kathy McGinnis, Jamie Frillman , RoseAnne Forrester, Mr. Lehman , Peter Czajkowski, Miss Moon. 3: Mrs. Willis, Tom Broeren , Nasseh Hariri, Mrs. Langsjoen. 4: Andy Rhodes, Mike Carroll , Mrs. Nolen , Steve McGlamery, Steve Mays. (Not PicturedTerri Huelsbusch .)

The Gifted Program is a new group this year. Students were selected on the basis of grades, MAT, PSAT, ACT, or SAT test scores,andteacher Âˇ recommendations. The students attend events dealing with the arts, humanities, and social sciences. B. (L. toR.) 1: David Hasty, Dave Munds , Matt Swartz, Tom Schmidt, Jill) Scroggins. 2: Paul Pittman , Rodney Morris, Mike Hasty, Jeff Munds, Tonja Schade . (Not PicturedMr. Das- sponsor.)

Future Farmers of America is a club for anyone interested in farming and agriculture . With their sponsor, Mr. Das, they undertake many agricultural-related activities and projects.

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German Honor A. (L. toR.) 1: Julie Fisher, Luba Rascheff, Katrina Fruth , Dahmin Chu . 2: Alison Jessop, Greg Janusz, Siv Helena Kristensen, Harold Abraham, Keith Staggs. 3: Miss Spooner (sponsor), Karla Westjohn, Elizabeth Santas, Alice Pfeffer, Jeff Kouzmanoff, Scott Kite. B. Sarah Vogel, John Stallmeyer, Luba Rascheff, Julie Fisher. 2: Sergio Gonzales, Amy Testroy, Cheryl Bartels, Kem Berlivaker, Katrina Fruth, Costis Romanos. 3: Mark Sweeney, Jeff Sparks, Randy Taylor, Michael Bobak, Alice Pfeffer, Elizabeth Santas, Jim Pirie, Miss Spooner (sponsor).

German Honor Society members are people who have shown an academic excellence in their German classes. They often plan activities in competition with other Honor Societies. There is emphasis placed on academics in German Honor Society. German Club is for anyone interested in learning about the culture and people of Germany. The German Club meets twice a month. Its members give presentations on German culture which are of interest to them. The German Club held a bake sale at Lincoln Square during the Octoberfest, went German Christmas caroling, and plans a field trip for this spring.

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Spanish Honor Society

A. (L. toR.) 1: Lindsey Sharp, Lisa Montgomery, Dave Spitzer, Nancy Cleland . 2: Jill Morris, Kathy Brademus, Pat MacGregor, RoseAnne Forrester, Lisa Mitchell, Marie Scantlebury. 3: Tom Scaggs, Mike Lewis, Steve McGlamery, Sherry Wenschof , Kitty Creswel l. 4: Brad Walker, Mike Hagan , Chris Romero, Steve Kohler, Ginny Worthington . 5: Troy Daniels, Marcie Bennett, Kevin Lyke, Terri Grothe, Bridgette Veasley. 6: Doug Sippel , Doug Anderson , Tom Broeren , Barb Bareis, Any McDuffee. 7 (standing): Andy Rhodes, Rodney Morris , Cyrus Williams , Mark Neuman , Larry Earl , Susan Baker (sitting). (Standing in Back) Miss Mot! (Sponsor). (Not pictured- Mindy Carroll).

Membership in Spanish Honor Society is based on academic excellence in Spanish classes. To remain in the Spanish Honor Society, you must continue in Spanish classes. The Spanish Honor Society has held many bake sales to help pay for spring in itiation . They also planned a volleyball tournament with the other honor societies. B. Foreign exchange students: Siv Kristensen- Norway and Carmen de Silva- Chile .

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Frenc,h Honor Society

A. (L. toR.) 1: Kathy McGinnis, Jennifer Blum, Barb Bryan, Tricia Semonin , Teresa Overholt. 2: Jenna Sue Broyles, Terri Huelsbusch, Julie Dieker, Phaedra Keirns, Dena Plotner, Mrs. lscher (sponsor). 3: Rob Twardock, Tom Lessaris, Todd Manley, Karin Dussin~er, Ginny Smith . B. French Honor Soc1ety presents a gingerbread house after caroling at a local nursing home. C. The German and French Honor Societies sing Christmas carols at a local nursing home during the Christmas season.

To be a member of the French Honor Society you must have no more than one B in your first two years of French . The French Honor Society went caroling, decorated a French Christmas tree, and plans a spring activity. The Honor Society gives its members a chance to learn more about French .

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Thespians A. (L. toR.) 1: Todd Manley, Sandy Blevins, Andy Rhodes, Tom Scaggs. 2: Caro Kodes, Marilyn Rudnick, Viveka Fruth, Veronica Petrillo, Mary Kaye Dedin , Terri Huelsbusch, Bob Davies. 3: Jenna Sue Broyles, Elizabeth Morf, Allison Jessop, Debbie Mclaird, Tara Fredericks, Barb Bryan. 4: Mr. Page (sponsor), Rick Ewing, Tim Aires, Jim Adams, Peter Jessop, Jeff Fryer, Gary Haruska.

The Thespian Playmakers is the drama society at Centennial. To become a Thespian, a student must work over one hundred hours in stage-related work. The Thespians produce the Fall Play, Spectrum, and the Spring Musical. The Thespians also go on an annual spring tour. B. Mr. Page seems to be enjoying this Thespian meeting .

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Spectrum '80

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S~ectrum , once again , charmed Centennial audiences . On January 31st , February 1st, and February 2nd , the Thespian Playmakers presented their first production of the new decade , Spectrum '80 . The annual Charger variety show offered everything from, " Who 's on First, " to the "Hippie Dippie Weatherman" plus, for the second year in a row , the " Pinheads." The show featured over seventy performers including our own Charger jazz band . It was three solid nights of fun for all and another outstanding Keith Page production .

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Centennial Guard 10, 11, 12; Co-President 11 , 12 ; Interserve 12; JV Volleyball1 0, 11

CCE 11 Teresa Arnold Business Associates; CCE 11, 12 Kimberly Ayers Art Club 10 - Secretary; Centennial Staff 12 - Secretary; Chess Club 10; Conservation Club 12

Sports Manager 10- Football

Band Council 11 , 12 Secretary-Treasurer 11 President 12; Concert Band 10, 11 , 12 Secretary-Treasurer 11, President 12; lnterserve 12 Freshman Director; Jr./Sr . Leader 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 Vice-President 12; Bye Bye Birdie Pit Band 11; Sr. of the Month Selection Com . 12; Small Ensembles 11 , 12; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11 , 12 Vice-President 11 , President 12; Spectrum 10, 11 , 12

James Adams

Boys' State 11 ; Chamber Choi r 11 , 12; Concert Band 11 , 12; Jazz Band 12; Marching Band 12; Blithe Spirit crew 12; Bye Bye Birdie quartet 11 ; Varsity Show 12 Scott Adams Chamber Choir 11 , 12 Treasurer 11; Bass Encore 11 , 12 Treasurer 11; Small Ensembles 11, 12; Bass Track 11; Varsity Show 11 , 12; Barbershop quartet 11 , 12; Large Ensembles 11; District All State Choir 11; Honor Choir 12

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A. First Row: Mrs. Davis - Sponsor; Kathy McGinnis dent; Jamie Frillman - Vice-President; Lisa Spencer surer. Second Row: Stacy VanMeter- Secretary.

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BSA 10, 11 , 12- Secretary 10 Steven Barbee

Concert Band 10, 12; CWT 12; Spectrum 10 Charles Bareis Interact 12; lntramurals 10, 11 ; National Honor Society 10, 11 , 12; Football 10, 11 , 12; Track 10, 11 ; Gifted Program 12

David Becker

Homecoming Escort 12; Baseball10, 11,12 Marcie Bennett Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12

A. John Karich seems to need a little help on his Trig while Jeanette Gibbs shows off her famous smile. B. Drum Major Kathy McGinnis conducts the Centennial Marching Band.

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Bill Bergstrom Chess Club 10, 11; Concert Band 10; lntramurals 10; Marching Band 10; !3aseball 10; Swingers 10 Paula Bermingham Class Shyest; lnterserve 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11 , 12; Volleyball11 Jennifer Blum Conservation Club 10, 11; French Honor Society 10, 11 , 12; lnterserve 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; On Borrowed Time - crew 11 ; Spectrum

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Nancy BonneH Centennial Amateur Radio Club 11 ; Concert Band 12; Jazz Band 11 , 12; Marching Band 12; Spectrum 11 , 12; Varsity Show 12 Saundra Bright Tom Broeren Class Friendliest; Election Board 10, 11 , 12; Interact 12; lntramurals 12 ; National Honor Society 11 , 12; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Student Cou nci I 12; Gifted Program 12

Douglas Brown Centennial Staff 12 - Photographer; Chamber Choir 12; Computer Club 11, 12 Treasurer; 'Concert Band 10; Marching Band 10; Barbershop Quartet 12; Varsity Chorus Kreg Brown Interact 12 -Vice-President; lntramurals 12; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11 ; Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Baseball1 0, 11 , 12 Mark Brown Football1 0; Baseball 10

Randy Brown David Brunelle Barb Bryan Centennial Staff 10, 11 , 12 Reporter, News Editor, Sports Editor; Conservation Club 10, 11 ; French Honor Society 10, 11, 12 - President; Gir ls' State 11; lnterserve 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 - Secretary; Blithe Spirit 12; Oliver 10; Bye Bye Birdie 11 ; Spectrum 11 ; Thespians 10, 11 , 12- Vice-President

A. The enthusiastic crowd do their part in supporting the Chargers against our crosstown rival. B. Harry Walter strides in after a long ru n. James Burk Mike BuHon lntramurals 10, 11 , 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11 Deborah BuHs Spectrum 11; Lancers 11 , 12; Varsity Show 11 Evelyn Bilbrey CCE12

William Byars BSA 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11 ; Marching Band 9, 10, 11 Gary Cardwell Mike Carlson Kelly Chapman Concert Band 10 , 11; Flag Corps 10, 11; Jr./ Sr. Leader 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11 ; Small Ensembles 10, 11

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Gina Carrico Centurian Sta ff 12 - Advertising; Jr./ Sr. Leader 11 , 12; Sports Manager 11 - Cross Country; Thinclads 10, 11 Dawn Carrie Business Associates Mike Carroll Most Likely to Succeed, Class A thlete; Interact 12; National Honor Society; Varsity Football 10, 11 , 12; Basketball 10, 11 ; Track 10, 11, 12; Gifted Program 12

Tammy Carter

CCE12 Todd Cary

Conservation Club 10 Jordan Chaney

Homecoming Escort 12; Interact 12; National Honor Society 10, 11 , 12; Swimming 10, 11, 12 Captain -12 ; CCSC 10, 11 , 12

A. Class President Kathy McGinnis makes another presentation to Mr. Davis . B. Seniors work together to build another outstanding float.

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Seniors Last Homecoming Is a Success June Chiang

Centinal Staff 12; Basketball Program asst. 12; Ego Literary Magazine Staff 10; Girl's Track 10, 11; Girl 's Volleyball1 0 Dave Clark Yvonne Clark

CCE 11

Nancy Cleland Most Active, Class Friendliest; Centinal Staff

11 , 12· News Editor; Centurian Staff - CoEditor-in-Chief ; Sophomore Cheerleaders Co-Captain ; Class Officers 11 - President; lnterserve 12- President; Jr. / Sr. Leader 11 , 12; Sr. of the Month Selection Com . 12 Secretary; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Student Council11 , 12 Treasurer -11 ; Thinclads 10, 11 Dave Cline

CCE 11, 12 Patricia Cobbs

BSA 10; CCE 11 ; Student Council1 0

Myron Cockrell

Basketball 10, 11 , 12 Randy Coffey Pamela Coon

Concert Band 10 , 11 , 12; Jazz Band 12 ; Marching Band 10, 11 , 12; Spectrum Pit Band 10; Varsity Show 10, 11 , 12 '.

Pam Corne«

CCE 11 , 12; Student Council1 0 Susan Cox Cindy Cozad

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Seniority Sets In

Sara Craig

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Peter Czajkowski

Kay Davis

A Capella 11 ; Chamber Choir 11 , 12; Varsity Show 11, 12; Girl 's Barbershop 12

A Capella 1 0 ; BSA 10, 1 1; CCE 11 , 12; Lancers 10, 11 , 12 Co-Captain - 11; Captain - 12; Spectrum 11; Varsity Chorus 10; Varsity Show 10, 11

Chess Club 11 ; Ego Literary Magazine Staff 11, 12; French Honor Society 10, 11 , 12 VicePresident 12; Interact 12 President; Math Team 10, 11, 12 ; National Honor Society 10, 11 , 12; Golf 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12; JETS 10; Gifted Program 12

BSA 10, 11 -Secretary

Peter Creighton

lntramurals 10, 11 , 12 Kitty Creswell

Centinal Staff 11 , 12 ; Co-Editor 12; lnterserve 12; National Honor Society 12; Sr. of the Month Selection Com . 12 ; Spanish Honor Society 1 0, 11, 12; Girl's Swim Team 10, 12; Volleyball 10; Girl's Track 11, 12; Gifted Program 12

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Scott Currid

CCE10 Carolyn Czajkowski

Centennial Guard 11, 12 CoPresident 11 ; lnterserve 12; Jr./ Sr. Leader 11 , 12; Girl's Swim Team 10 , 11, 12 CoCaptain 12; Tennis 11

Scott Dalzell

Centinal Staff 11 ; Reporter , Photographer; Interact 12 Julie David

Mary Kaye Dedin

Chamber Choir 1 1 , 12 Vice-President , Secretary ; Encore Club 11, 12 - VicePresident, Secretary; Girls' State 11; lnterserve 12; Jr./ Sr. Leader 11 , 12; On Borrowed Time 11 crew; Blithe Spirit 12 crew; Bye Bye Birdie 11 crew; Spectrum 11 ; Thespians 11 , 12; Title 7 Board 11 ; Varsity Show 11 , 12; Barbershoppers Glen Demorest

Susan Dietrich

Softball 10, 11 ; Volleyball 10, 11 , 12; Swim 10, 11 Stephen Dixon

Centinal Staff 12 Michele Donley

Kevin Dragoo

CCE Kathleen Due

Business Associates 12 Secretary-Treasurer; CCE12 Maureen Due

A Capella 11; Chamber Choir 12; Lancers 12; Varsity Chorus 12; Varsity Show 12

Tina Dunaway Cathleen Dungan

Conservation Club 11, 12- Secretary; Track 11 ; Powder Puff 11 Karin Dussinger

French Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10; Girl's Track 10, 11; Cross Country 11

John Easley Kenda Edwards

A Capella 10; Art Club 10; Business Associates 12; Christmas Musical 10; Varsity Show 10 Lisa Elder

French Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Half Nelsons 11; Pep Club 10

Rhonda Driver Connie Eggers

CCE12 Richard Ewing

Centinal Staff 11 , 12, 11 - Reporter; 12 People Editor; Man Who Came To Dinner, Oliver 10; Bye Bye Birdie 11 ; Senior of the Month Committee 12; Thespians 11 , 12 - Publicity Mgr.

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Scott Elston

Concert Band 10 , 11; lntramurals 10, 11; Marching Band 10, 11; Tennis 11, 12; Baseball10 Tim Evans

Football1 0, 11; Student Council11 Chris Evans

Centinal Staff 10, 11 , 12- Cartoonist; Centurian Staff 11 -Cartoonist; Baseball 10; Tennis 11 , 12; Student Council12- President

Chris Federhart

Jr./ Sr. Leader 11 , 12; Pep Club 10; Girl's Tennis 11, 12 Karen Ferris

Volleyball1 0; Girl's Softball12 Sonya Fischer

CCE 12 Office Occupations ; Business Club 12

Mike Floyd

German Honor Society 11, 12; National Honor Society1 1, 12; Tennis11 , 12 RoseAnne Forrester Most Likely to Succeed, Nicest Personality; Bus-

iness Associates 11 ; CCE 12; Cheerleader 10, 11 , 12- Co-Captain 11 , 12; Class Officers 11 -Secretary; DAR 12; Election Board 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Queen 12; lnterserve 12Board of Directors; National Honor Society 10, 11 , 12; Pep Club 10, 11 ; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11 , 12 Vice-President 10; Student Council 10, 11 ; Varsity Show 11 , 12; Office Occupations 12; Gifted Program Tara Fredericks

Centinal Staff 11, 12 - Photography Editor; Conservation Club 11 ; lnterserve 12; Jr./ Sr. Leader 11 , 12; Oliver 10; Bye Bye Birdie 11; Spectrum 11 ; Volleyball 10, 11 , 12; Swimming 10; Track 10, 11; Thespians 11 , 12 Catherine Friedman Jamie Frillman

Band Council 12 - Publicity Manager; Class Officers 10 - President, 12 - Vice-President; Concert Band 10, 11 , 12; lnterserve 12; Jingle Bells Court 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11 , 12; Oliver 10; Bye Bye Birdie 11; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11 ; Spectrum 10; Track 10, 11; Basketball 10, 11; Tenn is 12; Student Council 10, 12 Vice-President Jeff Fryer

Computer Club; Blithe Spirit - Stage Manager 12; Bye Bye Birdie -Asst. Stage Manager - 11 ; Spectrum 11 , 12 - Stage Crew; Thespians 11, 12- Stage Manager

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Appreciating Moments of Life Andrew Fumento Centinal Staff 11; Ego Literary Magazine Staff 11, 12; Interact 12 Dawn Gerber Concert Band 10 , 11 , 12; Jazz Band 12; Marching Band 10, 11 , 12 ; National Honor Society 12; Oliver Pit Band 10; Small Ensembles 10, 11, 12 - IHSA solo / ensemble contest and IHSA District Band 11 , 12; Spectrum Pit Band 10 Cynthia Giboney BSA 11 ; CCE 11 , 12

A. A group of Seniors anxiously await for the assembly to begin . B. Nancy Cleland , Jamie Frillman , and Mark Neuman cheer Chris Langley on to a pie eating contest victory.

Cindy Gillogly Lesli Gillogly Susan Gilles CCE 12; Office Occupations; A Capella 11 ; Chamber Choir 12 ; lntramurals 10, 11; Varsity Business Club 12 Chorus 12

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Beating Central in Both Football and Yolanda Gillon BSA Mary Gorrell Tennis11,12 Susan Graham Art Club 11 ; Ego Literary Magazine Staff 12

Regina Greene BSA 10, 11 , 12; Concert Band 10; Lancers 11, 12; Marching Band 10; Spanish Honor Society 10; Spectrum 11 ; Girl 's Track 10, 11 , 12; Varsity Show 11 , 12; Citizen's Advisory Com . 11 Susan Griffet Conservation Club 11; German Club 11 ; Bye Bye Birdie crew 11 Jaray Griffin

A. Chicago Sun Times all-staters Mike Carroll and Jim Miller take a break late in the game with the Chargers way ahead .

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Basketball Makes History

AJ.. A. Years of experience help Charles Will iams perfect his form .

Jeff Gumbel Wrestling 10, 11, 12 Michael Halton Jazz Band 11 ; Marching Band 11; Bye Bye Birdie crew 11 Bill Hamrick C-Ciub 11 , 12; Centinal Staff 11 , 12 - Sports Editor; Election Board Âˇ1 0 ; Interact 12 ; lntramurals 10, 11 , 12; Football 10, 11 , 12; Baseball 10, 11 , 12; Swingers 12

Cheryl Harbison Centennial Guard 12; Concert Band 10 , 11 , 12 ; March i ng Band 10, 12; Oliver 10; Spectrum 1 0; Diving 10 Nasseh Hariri Computer Club 12; Interact 12 - Secretary; lntramurals 10, 11 , 12; Math Team 10, 11 , 12; National Honor Society 11 , 12; Soccer 11 , 12; Soccer Club 11 , 12; Gifted Program 12 Kimberly Hartz PepCiub12;Track 11, 12

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Garry Haruska

Computer Club 11; Blithe Spirit Asst. Stage Manager 12; On Borrowed Time crew 11; Bye Bye Birdie crew 11 ; Spectrum Sound Manager 11 ; Football 1 0; Thespians 11 , 12 ; Varsity Show crew 11 Michael Hasty

FFA11 , 12 Curt Hayden

Wayde Henderson

Track 11 Willie Henderson

C-Ciub 10, 11 , 12; Basketball1 0, 11, 12; Track 10, 11 , 12 Bonita Hicks

A. Peter Czajkowski campaigns for President in Cont. History class . B. Tom Broeren waits for his Senior 1. 0 .

Melinda Hillen

Jr . / Sr . Leader 11 , 12 ; National Honor Society 10, 11 , 12 Julie Hoke

Ego Literary Magazine Staff 10; Pep Club 10; Bye Bye Birdie crew 11 ; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11 , 12; Title VII Tutor 11

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Taking the Final Step, Yet Only the Beginning

Sharon HoldcroH

Cheryl James

Marcus Johnson

Concert Band 10; Conservation Club 12; lnterserve 12; Jr. ! Sr . Leader 11 , 12; Marching Band 10; Pep Club 10

A Capella 10; Chamber Choir 11, 12; Encore Club 10, 11, 12; Jr./Sr. Leader 11, 12; Oliver make-up crew 10; Bye Bye Birdie 11 ; Varsity Chorus 10, 11 , 12; Varsity Show 10, 11, 12

BSA 12- Treasurer; CCE 12; Student Council 11 ; Title VII Board 11 -Representative

Dana Howell

Marching Band 10, 12 Gina Ignasiak

Business Associates 11 , 12; CCE 12; Centennial Guard 10, 11 ; Cheerleader 10, 11 , 12; Class Officer 10- Secretary; Election Board 10, 11 , 12; lnterserve 12- Secretary; Jr. Leader 11; Pep Club 10, 11; Student Council11

Thomas Janowski

Art Club 12; Centurian Staff 12 - Photographer; Chess Club 10, 11; Computer Club 12

Martin Johnson

CCE 11 , 12 P.ebecca Johnson

Diane Jones John Karich Class Smile; Conservation

Club 10; Interact 12; lntramurals 12; Student Council 10; Election Board 1 0; Football 10, 11 , 12; Basketball 10, 11 ; Track 10, 11 ScoH Kemper Best Dressed; Football 10, 11,

12; Wrestling 10; Baseball 11 ; Student Council 10, 11, 12 Vice-President

Letitia Johnson

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Diana Kennedy

Brenda Klein

Carolyn Kodes

BSA 10; CCE 12; Lancers 11 ; Spectrum 11; Track 11 ; Varsity Show 11

Election Board 12; Basketball 1 0 ; Volleyball 1 0 ; Student Council12

Michelle King

Steve Klitzing

Chamber Choir 12; Conservation Club; Th e Man Who Came to Dinn er 1 0 ; On Bo rr owed Time 11 ; Blithe Spirit 12; Oliver 10; Bye Bye Birdie 11 ; Spectrum 11 ; Speech Club 11 , 12; Swimming 10; Thespians 10, 11 , 12 Secretary-Treasurer 11, President 12; Varsity Show 12

Homecom ing Escort 12; Interact 12; lntramurals 10, 11; Golf 10, 11 Donna Kobel

Business Associates 11; CCE 11 ; Pep Club 11

Joe Kohlmann

Student Council11 Diane Kouzmanoff

Flag Corps 11 ; Half Nelsons 11

A. Michelle Donley proves who the real karate expert is . B. Disco Bill Hamrick and Gina Ignasiak get things started at the Freshman Disco Dance sponsored by lnterserve and Interact.

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Siv Kristensen Bob Krouse

Business Associates 11 ; Golf 10, 12 Tom Lane

Chris Langley

Centennial Guard 10 , 11 ; Centurian Staff Advertising ; Concert Band 10, 11 ; Marching Band 1 0, 11; Softball 10, 11 ; Basketball 10; Swim Team 11 ; Student Advisory Council1 0 Angela Lassiter Tina Lathrop

CCE 12; Half Nelsons 11 , 12; Jr./ Sr. Leader 11 , 12; On Borrowed Time 11

Sue Lawrence

CCE12 Mark Leger Tina Lenoir

BSA 10; Conservation Club 11

A. Senior fans enjoy watching our Varsity Basketball team add another victory to their record. B. Steve McGlamery dresses his best on Twit Day.

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After It's Over, What's Next?

Joann Linzy Kevin Logue Basketball1 0, 12 Melesa Loveman CCE12

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Marcia Lynch Business Associates 12 Beth Lyons Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11; Bye Bye Birdie P it Band 11 ; Small Ensembles 11 , 12; Spectrum Pit Band 10; Varsity Show Pit Band 10 ScoHMadden C-Ciub 11, 12; Football 1 0; Baseball10, 11 , 12

A. Senior Lancers Georgia Powell and Debbie Butts enjoy doing their routines during halftime.

Todd Manley Class Swee test, Most Active, Nicest Personality; Centurian

Staff 11 , 12 Co-Editor-in-Chief - 12; Class Officers VicePresident 10 , 11; Concert Band 10, 11 Public Relations - 11 ; French Honor Society 10, 11 , 12; Homecoming King 12; Jazz Band 10, 11 ; National Honor Society 12; On Bo rrowed Time 11 ; Blithe Spirit 12; Oliver 10; Bye Bye Birdie 11 ; SAR 12; Spectrum Pit Band 10, 11 ; Speech Club 11 ; Football 10, 12; Baseball 10, 11 , 12; Thespians 11 , 12 - Public Relations Sandra Manning CCE 11 , 12 Tony Marcott Track 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11 ' 12

Stephen Marsh

Art Club 11 , 12; Conservation Club 12; Cross Country 10 Laurie Martin Centennial Guard 10; Tennis 10; Thinclads 11 Neil Marty CCE 12; Footba ll 10, 11

Robert Maxey Wrestling 10, 11 , 12 Wayne May CCE 11 Steven Mayes coÂˇncert Band 10, 11; Jazz Band 11 ; Marching Band 10, 11 ; Math Team 11 ; National Honor Society 11, 12; Sr. of the Month Selection Com . 12; Spectrum 10 , 11 ; Student Council 12; Varsity Show 10, 11

Thomas McAuliffe

CCE 12 ; Basebal l 10 , 11 ; lntramurals 11 , 12 John McCarty lntramurals 10, 11 , 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball1 0, 12 Mark McClain Football1 0, 11 ; Track 10

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Seniors Work To-wards the Future

Todd McCierren John McCormick CCE 12; Ego Literary Magazine Staff 12; National Honor Society 11; Business Associ ate 11; Chess Club 10, 11; Election Board 12; Spectrum 12 Amy McDuffee lnterserve 12; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Vo ll eyball 10, 11,12

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Kathy McGinnis Class Officers 12 - President; Concert Band 10 , 11, 12; Drum Major 11, 12; French Honor Society 11 , 12 - Secretary-Treas urer; Girls' State 11 - State Central Committeeman; l nterserve 12 Vice-President; Jazz Band 12; Gifted Program 12; Jr. / Sr. Leader 11, 12 - President; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Track 10, 11 Steve McGlamery Gifted Program Tom McMahon

Terry McNamara Business Associates 11, 12; Interact 12 - Finance Chairman; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Golf 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10,11,12 David McNish CCE 11, 12; Centinal Staff 12 Missy Menguy C-Ciub 11, 12 ; Centennial Guard 1'0, 11, 12; Centurian Staff 12 - Advertising; Election Board 12; Jr.!St. Leader 11, 12; Girl's Tennis 10, 11, 12 - Co-Captain; Student Advisory Com. 12; Thinclads 11

Mark Merten Conservation Club 11; Interact 12; lntramura ls 11, 12; Tennis 11, 12; Basketbal1 10 Eric Meyer Centennial Amateur Rad io Club 10, 11 , 12 Vice-President -11; German Club 10,1 1 Vice-President; Interact 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestl ing 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10; Jets 10, 12 Jim Miller Basebal l 10; CCE 12; Football 10, 11 , 12; Track 11

Maria Miller George Minton Centennial Amateur Radio Club 10, 11 , 12 President- 12 Mike Moore Baseball10, 11 , 12

Elizabeth Morf Centinal Staff 10, 11 , 12; Ego Literary Magazine Staff 10; Lancers 10, 11 , 12; The Man Who Came To Dinner 10; Blithe Spirit 12; Oliver 10; Bye Bye Birdie 11; Sr. of the Month Selection Com . 12; Spectrum 11 ; Speech Club 10, 11 ; Thespians 11, 12; Varsity Show 10, 11, 12 George Morrison Teri Mulrooney Business Associates; CCE

A. Chargers win the coin toss against Decatur MacArthur. B. Senior Mary Kaye Dedin and Junior Kristen LaDuke sing together in harmony at the Varsity Show.

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Seniors Come Together

Julie Munds

A Bronco Bill sits on his jackass.

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Debra Naanes

Lisa Nelson Best Dre ss ed ; Centennial Guard 10, 11 ; Chamber Choir 11 ; Half Nelsons 10, 11 , 12 ; Homecoming Court 12; Interserve 12; Jingle Bells Court 12; Pep Club 10, 11 ; Track 10, 11 ; Student Coun cil 10; Varsity Show 11 Mark Neuman Boys ' State 11 - Attorney General , Outstanding Senator ; Class Officer 10 , 11 Treasurer; Conservation Club 10 , 11 , 12 ; Homecoming Escort 12; Interact 12; Polar Club 10 , 11 , 12 ; Spanish Honor Society 10 , 11 , 12 ; Spectrum 10, 12 ; U of I Student Congress 10 , 11 , 12 ; Track 10, 11, 12 ; Cross Country 10, 11 , 12; Boys' Nation 11 - National Security Advisor; Society of Distinguished American High Sc hool Students 11 , 12; Student Counc il 10, 11 - Vice-President , 12 -Treasurer Robert Nihiser

Thomas Oliver Mindy O'Neill Centennial Guard 10 , 11 ; Centurian Staff 12 ; Jr . / Sr . Leader 11 , 12 ; Thinclads 10, 11 Donna Osborn A Capella 11 , 12; CCE 12; Chamber Choir 12 ; Varsity Show 11 , 12 ; Varsity Chorus 11

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Donna Owens

Art Club 10; German Club 11 ; Baseball10

BSA 10; Title Vl 111 Deena Patton

Richard Perring By e Bye Birdie 11 crew Sona Petit

CCE 12; Health Occupations 12; Jr./ Sr. Leaders 11, 12; Bye Bye Birdie 11 crew

Block C Pep Club; Flag Corps 11 ; Half Nelsons 1 0

Patti Peressini Class Athlete; Conservation Club

1 0; lnterserve 12; Swim Team 10, 11 , 12 Captain - 12; Track 10, 11

B.A A. Jim Miller (alias Mary Kaye Dedin) takes care of his final touch ups. B. Senior Council members enjoyed organizing the Freshman Disco Dance .

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The Spirit of the Class of '80 Has No Limit Veronica Petrillo Business Associates 12; CCE 12; Blithe Spirit 12 - Assistant Director; Oliver 10; Bye Bye Birdie 11; Student Council 12; Thespians 11 , 12 -Secretary- Clerk Alice Pfeffer Art Club 10, 11 , 12 President- 11, 12; Chess Club 11 Treasurer; Conservation Club 12 Paul PiHman Interact 12; Conservation Club 12; Football 10, 11 , 12; Wrestling 10, 11 , 12; Swim Team 10, 11,12

Georgia Powell BSA 10; Lancers 12; Spectrum 12; Intramural Volleyball11 Herb Prasse CCE 11; Interact 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Football1 0; Basketball1 0; Baseball1 0, 11, 12 Donald PraH, Jr.

Robert Proksch Centinal Staff - Photographer 11; German Club 10, 11 -Vice-President; lntramurals 11; Football1 0, 11 ; Wrestling 10, 11 , 12 Lisa Punkay Business Associates 12; Centennial Guard 11; lnterserve 12; National Honor Society 12; Sr. of the Month Selection Committee 12; Span ish Honor Society 10; Gifted Program 12 Thomas Quinn Centinal Staff 10, 11 , 12 Editorial Editor- 11, 12; Conservation Club 11 , 12; Ego Literary Magazine Staff 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Debate Club 10

Helmut Raether Chess Club 11; Computer Club 11 , 12; German Club 11 ; National Honor Society 11 , 12; WARP 10, 11 , 12; Gifted Program 12 H. Andrew Rhodes Concert Band 10, 11 , 12; Jazz Band 11 , 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12 ; The Man Who Came To Dinner 10; On Borrowed Time 11 crew; Bye Bye Birdie 11; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11 , 12; Spectru m 11; Thespians 11 , 12; House Manager 12; Varsity Show 10, 11 -Pit Band ; Gifted Program 12 Randall Riddell

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Sarah Roberts

Jacob Saathoff

BSA 11; Lancers 11, 12; Spectrum 11 ; Varsity Show 11

Tonja Schade

Kimberly Roney

Half Nelsons 10, 11, 12 President 11 ; Lancers 10 David Rosenbaum

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CCE Art Club 10, 11 , 12 Secretary10, Treasurer- 11 , Vice-President - 12; Chess Club 10, 11 Treasurer - 10, President 11 ; Computer Club 10, 11 Treasurer - 10, Secretary - 11; lntramurals - Soccer 11 ; Math Team 10, 11 ; Spectrum 10 crew; Sports Manager - Track 10, 11; FFA 12 - Reporter ; 4-H 10, 11 ; East Central Illinois Beekeepers Association 11 , 12 -Honey Queen Melonie Schmisseur

Cheerleader 10, 11 , 12; Homecoming Court 12; Jr./ Sr. Leader 11 , 12; Pep Club 10, 11; Track 10, 11; Student Council 10, 11 ; Student Advisory Committee 10

A. One can hardly say that the Senior Girls are too shy to support their class during the competitions . B. The leader of the pack.

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Joni Schmitz

Marty Scott

Block C Pep Club 10; Centennial Guard 10; German Honor Society 11; Half Nelsons 12; National Honor Society 11 , 12; Pep Club 10

Football 10, 11 , 12 Brian Sergent Kerry Seward

Conservation Club 10, 11 , 12; Basketball

Michael Schroeder

Homecoming Escort 12; Intramurals Susie Schweighart Class Sweetest; Centurian Staff

12; Cheerleader 10, 11 , 12; CoCaptain - 10; Homecoming Court 12 ; lnterserve 12 Treasurer; Jingle Bells Queen 12; Pep Club 10, 11 ; Sr. of the Month Selection Committee 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Varsity Show 11 , 12; Thinclads 10, 11

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A. Jeannie Skelton concentrates on her artwork. B. Steve Mayes, Kreg Brown , and Steve Klitzing use their time wisely in the library.

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Chorus 11 , 12 Melinda Sharp Samuel Shelton

Basketball1 0, 12; Track 10, 11

Cynthia Sherbert Denise Sinnott

A Capella 10, 11, 12; Varsity Chorus 12 ; Varsity Show 12 David Sippel!

Computer Club 12

A. Peter Creighton takes his job seriously.

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Jeanne Skelton Helen Slade Business Associates 11 Carl Smith Sr . of the Month Selection Com . 12

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Cynthia Smith BSA 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; Upward Bound 10, 11 , 12 Ginny Smith Cent i nal Staff 11 , 12 Reporter; Chamber Choir 10, 11 Secretary; French Honor Society 11 , 12 -VicePresident; lnterserve 12; National Honor Society 11, 12 Laurie Smith BSA 10; Title VII Board 10, 11

Rebecca Smith CCE 11 , 12 Robert Smith CCE12 Jill Snow Centennial Guard 10; Cheerleader 10, 11 , 12; German Club 10; Homecoming Court 12; ln terserve 12 ; Jr . / Sr. Leader 11, 12 ; Pep Club 10, 11; Student Counc il 10; Varsity Show 10, 11 , 12

Joel Speer Interact 12 Lisa Spencer Centenniai . Guard 10 , 11 ; Centurian Staff 12 - Advertising ; Class Officers 12 Treasurer; Jr./ Sr. Leader 11 , 12; Student Council 12; Thinclads 11 Norman Spencer CCE12

David Spitzer National Honor Society 10, 11 , 12- President; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11 , 12 Vice-President; Tennis 1 0; Soccer 10; Student Council1 0 Jennifer Staples Band Council 12 - Vice-President; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Ego Literary Magazine Staff 10, 11 Editor - 1 0; German Club 11 - Secretary; Half Nelsons 1 0, 11 ; Jazz Band 11 ; Marching Band 10, 11 , 12 ; Oliver 10; Spectrum 10; Student Council 10; Varsity Show 10, 11 Vanessa Stewart CCE ; C'NT ; Lancers; Varsity Show

Susan Stinson Business Associates 11 , 12 Bruce Stone Business Associates 11 ; Conservation Club 10 , 11 , 12; Tennis 10, 11,12; BBC 11 , 12; Illinois Youth and Govt . Program 12 Janis Stradley Centurian Staff 12; National Honor Society 10; Sr. of the Month Selection Com . 12 ; Gifted Program 12

Anita Stroud Concert Band 11 ; Election Board 11; Flag Corps 11 ; Tra ck 11 Jonatnan Tarter Building Trades Elliot Terry Basketball1 0, 11, 12

Jeffrey Terstriep Computer Club 10, 11 ; Wrestling 10 Bryan Thomas Computer Club 12 Edward Thomson

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Helen Thow

Centina l Staff 11 , 12 Editorial Edi t or , Co Editor-in-Chief ; Interserve 12

Debra Timme

Half Nelsons 12; Pep Club 12 ; Soft ball 10; Track 11

Terry Trimble

Footbal l 10 , 11 , 12 ; Basketball 10

Christy Tromley John Tyree

Michael Urbanek

Stacy VanMeter

Class Shyest; Conservation Club 12 ; Interact 12 ; Math Team 11 ; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11 , 12; Cross Country 10, 11 , 12; Basketball 10, 11 , 12; Track 10, 11 ; BBC 11, 12; WARP10, 11 , 12

Chess Club 11 , 12 - Vice President; Baseball 10; Football10, 12

Centennial Guard 10, 11 ; Centurian Staff 12 -Advertising ; Class Officer 12 - Secretary; Election Board 10 ; Jr . / Sr . Leader 11 , 12; Track 10; Thinclads 10, 11

Richard Vanetta

CCE12

Anthony Urbanek

Football10, 11 , 12

A. Kathy Due poses for her Senior Portrait.

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Tamara Vaughn

Centinal Staff 11 , 12- Typist, Ad Manager; Ego Literary Maga zine Staff 10- Staff Writer ; Election Board 12 ; Math Team 10

Collect the Dreams You Dream Today

Patricia Vernon Business Associates 11 , 12 ; Chamber Choir 10 , 11 , 12; Conservation Club 11 ; Encore Club 10, 11 ; Pep Club 1 0; Oliver 10; Varsity Chorus 11 ; Varsity Show 11 Kathleen Wachala Jazz Band 11; Softball 11 , 12 Julie Wade Pep Club 12

Tim Wahl Football10 Brad Walker ScoHWaller

Daniel Walling Art Club 10; CCE 11, 12

Harry Walter Centurian Staff 12; Homecoming Escort 12; Interact 12 Treasurer; Polar Club 10, 11, 12; Sr. of the Month Selection Com . 12; Cross Country 10, 11 , 12 Co-Captain - 12 ; Track 10, 11

A. Mark Neuman participates in " Tie 'em up Day."

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The End Marks a New Beginning Marty Wamsley

Concert Band 10, 11; Jazz Band 10, 11 , 12; Marching Band 10, 11 ; Football 10, 11 ; Track 10, 11 ; Baseball 11 Patricia Washington

BSA 12- Secretary ; Pep Club 11 ; Track 11 Harris Webb

Chamber Choir 12 ; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; German Club 10; Jazz Band 11 , 12; Marching Band 10, 11 , 12; Bye Bye Birdie Pit Band 11 ; Spectrum 10, 11 ; Barbershop Quartet 12; All State District Choir 12

Alan Weber

Interact 12; Track 11 Sherry Wenschof

Art Club 10; Centennial Guard 12; Conservation Club 12; Ego Literary Magazine Staff 11 , 12 - Editor; Pep Club 10; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11 , 12; Title VII Board 11 -Tutor Scott Whitsitt

Tenr.is 10, 11, 12

Kim Wilson

Concert Band 10, 11 , 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Spectrum Pep Band 10; Varsity Show Pep Band 11 Ericka Wisniewski Paula Wright

Clydezel Williams Stephen Zak

Chess Club 11 ; Interact 12; Tennis 10, 11 Karl Zemlin

Centennial Amateur Radio Club 10, 11

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Camera Shy Seniors Phillip Adams

Âˇ Vanessa Frazier

Donna Lewis

Debra Arnold

Mitch Galardy

Darlene Redd

John Ault

Michael Gawthorpe

Tony Rose

Kimberly Bash

Jeanette Gibbs

Mary Schmidt

Sheri Binkley

Sarah Granato

Richard Segall

Eliza Boykins

Nancy Griffin

Steven Selander

Brian Briggs

Charles Hanson

Ken Spitz

Michael Bushman

Daphne Healey

Annette Toews

Sherry Chaney

Stephen Hemphill

Daniel Ward

Vicki Christians

Bettey Houston

Charles Williams

Terry Davis

Nathanie Jackson

Cl ydezel Williams

John Dorsey

Anthony Jackson

Danny Whitley

Barry Edwards

Brenda Jones

Steven Wilkins

Julie Empson

Kathy Kearns

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Junior Year: Working Together

The Junior Class has lots of spirit. Working together they sold magazine subscriptions and candy canes to help pay for prom . Prom is a big activity for Juniors. The Class of '81 spent lots of time and energy putting together this year 's prom. The Junior year is also a time to start planning for the future . Many Juniors take the PSAT / NMSOT, ACT, and SAT college tests . The Class of '81 is dedicated and has true Charger loyalty .

A. Jun ior Class Officers: Lashunda Hambrick - Vice-President; Mary Beth Eddleman Pres ident ; Miss Moon - Sponsor ; Steve Kohler - Treasurer . Not Pictured: Lynne Grusy- Secretary. B. The Junio r Class show their spirit against MacArthur with their 1979 Homecoming float .

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Harold Abraham Kenneth Adams Diane Alberts Barb Alexander Delonn Allen Isaiah Allen Debra Anderson

Brian Andrews Tim Arie Barbara Armstrong Tina Arnett Michael Arvola Gregg Ash Yvette Atkins

Barbara Backy Linda Bailey Mike Baker Mary Ball Kevin Banks Celestine Barbee Barb Bareis

Roxanne Bartels Jeff Beckett Rosanne Benfatto Leora Bilbrey Julie Black Sandy Blevins Suzanne Bodamer

Eric Bohlen Jill Borchers Phil Bortner Kathy Brademas Karen Bradley Amy Bragg Joyce Brazil

Teena Britt Charlotte Brown Jeff Brownfield Jenna Sue Broyles Robert Bruce Greg 6runelle Stephen Brunkow

A. Many nervous Juniors prepare to take the PSAT / MNSQT test.

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Leighann Bryan Angela Buckley John Burke Randy Buskirk Francine Butler Beth Buttitta Tim Byrnes

Keith Campbell Eric Carlson Meli nda Carroll Bonnie Carter Cynth ia Chaney Eronda Charity M. Chinoy

Phillip Christensen Dahmin Chu Mary Clements Paul Coad William Cooper Juannaca Cowart Barb Currid

Mike Curtis Albert Dania! Brian Davis James Davis .Lori Dayton 'Tom Dedin Daryn Denzer

Nancy Deschene Kara Devlin Shari Dewese Mike Dickenson Donna Dodson Darrell Dohrman Donald Dunlap

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Raymond Dunn Mitch DuVall Larry Earl Jeff Eastman Marybeth Eddleman Mark Ehlers Greg Ellis

Paula Elmer Donald Evans James Evans Linda Evans Rickey Exum Chris Farlow Mary Farmer

Frank Ferree Melanie Fitch Scott Flesher Shaunna Fondren Jamelyn Foster Judy Freeman Viveka Fruth

Katie Gallivan Sammy Gardner James Giuffre Dale Glidewell James Glockner Anne Goodling Karen Gorrell

Joyce Grab her Frances Graham Donald Grothe Karen Grothe Lynne Grusy Mike Hagan Sonya Halcrombe

Lashunda Hambrick Brenda Hanes Ricky Hardin David Harding Greg Harding Allison Hardwick Lianne Haring

Karen Harkness Leslie Hartman Mitch Hartman Edward Healea Christine Heffley Rebecca Hegarty Dawn Hepler

A. Are the counselors on break, Lori Dayton? B. Marybeth Edd leman is jealous of Liz Mort's stylish outfit on Twit Day. C. Centennial ' s Choir provides entertainment at Varsity Show.

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Theresa Henderson Andre Hewitt John Hilding Tammy Hire Eric Hoffman Victoria Hoke Diane Holden

Jon Hollern Robin Holliday Terry Howard Laurel Hoy Theresa Huelsbusch Lillian Huff Williett Jackson

A. Leslie Hartman shows her penmanship. B. John McAuliffe takes time out to ponder the world's problems.

BA Greg Janusz Jenette Jenkins Allison Jessop Nancy Jolliff Jeff Jones Jill Jones Susan Jones

Dennis Jordan Edward Kadlec Kandy Kahler Heidi Kaiser Suzanne Kanet Phaedra Keirns Shelly Kerr

Scott Kight Willie Kinney Chris Kisseberth Rana Klasing Mark Klaus Steve Kohler David Kohlmann

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Jeff Kou zmanoff Doug Kunde James Kurth K. LaDuke Jerry Lancaster Kenny Langlois Kathy Laurent

Daphne Lawson Melanie LeBlanc Carol Lee Tom Lessaris Mike Lewis Paula Limes Mary Lindgren

Joel Livingston Janet Lofland Ton i Long

Kevin Lyke Pat MacGregor Elizabeth Manning

Jean Markland Brian Martin Kathy Martin

Amy Marxmiller Angela Matthews Barbara May

Chris McAfee John McAuliffe Donald McCain

Belinda McClellan Brenda McClellan Bryan McCoy

A. Underclass band members warm up for a pep assembly. B. Chris Romero admires the new hairstyle of a Central Moron?

Greg McCullough Tim McDaniel Bryan McGow

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Debra Mclaird Joseph McMahon Lori Meister Dianna Miller Brian Mitchell Lisa Mitchell Lisa Montgomery

Gregory Moody Dora Moore Mark Moore Jill Morris Rodney Morris Terri Morrison Dallas Moss

James Murphy Kathy Oare Diane Oestreicher Marla Ogdon Steve O'Keefe Keith Olson Brenda Palmisano

Tracey Pascal Karen Patzke Stanley Paul Pamela Pedigo Joe Petry Mike Pfeffer Jason Pierce

Susan Piker Pame la Pirtle Dena Plotner Melissa Poshard Jeff Powell Kenneth Powell Miles Pratt

Luba Rascheff Billy Rasmussen Brian Rawley Jody Reekers Clarence Redmond Mike Renner Zelda Rhoden

A. Andrea Stewart and Nancy Deschene start off the new year by helping with registration . B. Who will finish his pie first?

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B_. A. Joyce Werner tries to get everyone to sing along- " M-1-C-K-E-Y M0-U-S-E." B. Kathy Woods works at the Chili Supper to help make it a success.

Brad Rodgers Chris Romero Mike Ross Natalie Ross Keith Rotzoll Sherry! Roy Marilyn Rudnick

Deborah Russell Greg Russell Nancy Rybak Jon Sanford Kathy Sansone Elizabeth Santas Tom Scaggs

Marie Scantlebury Rodney Schertz Jeff Schlee! Theresa Schmidt Tammera Schweighart Greg Segall Tricia Semon in

Laura Severns Lindsey Sharp David Shaw Diane Shierry Sandy Smith Jeff Sparks Sanna Spencer

Keith Staggs Andy Stallman Andrea Stewart Mark Sweeney Kathy Szymaniak Mark Tabor Gertrude Taylor

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Mara Tepper Mike Thomas Ernest Thompson Jeffrey Thompson Desiree Tillman Thomas Troiano Gerianne Truscelli

Patricia Turner Robert Twardock Victor Uchendu Ronald Unzicker Kevin Urbanek Doug Varner Lessa Varnum

Richard Vaughn Bridgett Veasley Teresa Wachala Susan Waldbauer Brian Walker Kenneth Warmbier Laura Wavering

Daniel Wells Lisa Wendland Gregory Warmers

Joyce Werner Karla Westjohn Deirdre Weston

Charles Willinbring Brenda Williams DeWayne Williams

Earleen Williams Kerry Williams Chris Williamson

Laura Williamson Wendy Wilson Doug Wimmer

A A. Daniel Wells works hard on his project.

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Kathy Woods Virginia Worthington Darlene Yarbrough Carol Young EvaZak Colleen Zarbuck Michael Zi mmerman

A. Doug Kunde admires a sleeping beauty.

Camera Shy Juniors Troy Bandel Steven Bentz Doris Campbell Patricia Davenport Darlene Dillard Gregory Dozier Laura Gilles John Haines David Hays Eric Hieser Kimberly Hill Julie Jamison Janet Jefferson

Larissa Johnson Dena Lawrence JoAnne Linzy Jeffrey Lipscomb Kathy Lipscomb Frances Manella David Mansen Audrey Marshall Tommy Matthews Kimberly McCabe Billy Nash Thomas Nelson Timothy Nelson

Kelly Pierce Mable Redd Colette Sanders Charles Scribner Dale Stevenson Kenneth Terry TuTo Octavia Warren Debra Weber James Williams Pearlie Williams Robert Williams Shade Wilson Anthony Wimmer

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Juniors: Looking Good!

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Sophomore Year: Building Spirit

Sophomore year in High School is a time for building class unity. The Class of '82 really came out and supported the football and basketball games and other school activities. The sophomore class has a lot of school spirit, and they are well on their way, continuing the Charger tradition. A. Sophomore class officers: Teresa O'Donnell -Treasurer; Troy Daniels- President; Pedro Carroll -Vice-President; Sponsors Mrs. Eichelberger, Mr. Speer. B. The sophomore Homecoming float became reality when the Chargers overruled the Generals.

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Rhona Abraham Juliette Adams Lori Adams Robert Adams Jan Agans Doug Anderson Steve Anderson

Dawn Aprile Mark Armstrong Laura Arnauld Deborah Arseneau David Atteberry Chris Austin Rhonda Bagley

Kemberli Baker Leisa Baker David Barbee Pamela Barbee Todd Barnett Russell Beck Larry Beers

Rick Benfatto Chris Berbaum Mike Bilbrey Reginald Binder Scott Black Bonnie Blair Lacie Blevins

Mike Bodamer Dawn Bodine Bridget Bonne Therese Bordenga Richard Bowman Jeff Bradford John Bradley

Andra Brent Ginger Britt Annazette Brooks Dwayne Brookshire Darla Brown Lisa Brown Mark Brown

A. Marc Elder spies the camera while the rest of the crowd is interested in something else.

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Stephen Brown William Brown Gary Brownfield Ted Brya Eldon Bryan David Buennemeyer Lisa Buoy

Mike Buttimer Jeff Byers Christine Canull Pedro Carroll Brent Cary Lisa Catchings Jewel Cates

Betsy Cekander Charlie Chaney

Christopher Chapman Tari Christians

Jill Clements Felicia Cockrell

Kim Coffey John Connett

Joann Cooper Bill Cotter Gayl Coval Philip Cox John Creighton Steven Crouch Chris Cunningham

Kim Czajkowski Troy Daniels Bob Davies Linda Davies Edward Davis P. Davis Frank Davison

Melissa Dewitt Julie Dieker John Diniz Kerry Dixon Lisa Dixon Trina Domenico Stephen Donsbach

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A. Kristy Spitz seems to have found something funny .

A. Really Marcus, picking on girls? B. The Lancers show off their new uniforms for Centennial fans.

Todd Drennan Mark Dungan Danny Dunlap Camilla Dussinger Robert Dye Joseph Edmond Lynn Eichelberger

Mark Elder Darwin Ellis Gayla Evans Karen Evans Angela Farmer Eric Faulkner Wayne Faulkner

Jeff Faullin Jim Ferree Jeania Ferris Charles Fester Julie Fisher Robert Fletcher Karen Flickenger

Simone Forney Mark Fredericks Duane Frichtl Teresa Friedmann Scott Frillman Katrina Fruth Gail Fryer

Mary Furrow Thomas Gantz Jeff Garrett Pamela Gibbs Chane! Gillon Greg Glasper Elizabeth Glidewell

Roman Gordon Deborah Gossett Miriam Granger Kelly Green Terrie Grothe Tracy Guetle Ginger Gustafson

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Michelle Haarh ues Kelly Hagan Jon i Hall

Katherine Halton Lavetta Hambrick Susan Haring

Scot Harmon Patricia Harris Michael Harte

Kristi Hartz Philip Hassel l David Hasty

Laura Hays Geralee Heath Lisa Henderson Tony Henderson Charla Henry Todd Herges Michelle Hermann

Michael Hilson Sandra Hoch Randolph Hodges Paul Hoffman Kelly Holliday Brian Hollis Pamela Holt

Julie Holzhauer Charles Houston Todd Howe Darry Howell Kathy Hubbard Tracie Hubert Charles Hutchcraft

Cynthia Hutchison Mohammed Islam Freida James Penny Jam ison Patty Janowski Ron Janowski Peter Jessop

Andrew Johnson Kim Johnson Rhonda Johnson Andralen Jones Chris Jones Dwight Jones Hossem Kazemi

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David Kearns John Kouzmanoff James Kraatz Tom Krouse Laura Kuhn Patrick Kurth Tammy Lambert

Cletus Laslie Ethelda Lathrop Fred Lathrop Zina Lathrop Cathy Lawrence Sandra Lee Patrick Lenover

Jill Lewis Amy Lindgren Jay Lipschutz Bill Longfellow Nancy Lowry Paul Lumsden John MacGregor

Sharon Malek Vincent Manning Melanie Marchand Laura Marchiando Mitchell Marlow Martin Maske James Mast

Anita Matthews Scott Maxey Brian Maxwell Mark McCabe Ruby McClelland Lynnette McConkie Carole McCowen

Bryan McCoy Andrea McCullough Alicia McKinley

Kim McNamara Teresa McNamer Diane McNattin

Michelle Medjesky Kenneth Meeks Kim Melchi

A. Joni Hall's got the spirit - have you? B. Tracy Guetle eyes the food at the Chili Supper.

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Janet Menner Scott Meyer Brad Miller Kevin Miller C. Minor Eric Minor Pat Mitchell

Clifford Mitchem Harold Moen John Mochel Jennifer Montgomery Dwight Moore Melissa Morger Teresa Mosley

Vincent Mosley Keith Mosser Wayne Mosser Anthony Mullins Kevin Mulrooney Jeffrey Munds Kathy Murphy

Robin Nagy Eric Nash Levone Neeley James Nelson Cassandra Nesbitt Paul Nicholas John Nickell

Richard Nihiser Kelli Nimmo Mary Nolan Mark Oare Terry O'Connor Teresa O'Donnell Th omas O'Donnell

Todd Oliver Teresa Overholt Elizabeth Overman

Wil lie Parker Eric Parmenter John Pedigo

Melissa Pel more Herbert Peters Scott Petit

A. If you 're going to look at the camera, Amy, Smile!

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Mark Piper James Pi rie , Jr. Yvette Pirtle Janice Pittman Carol Porter Ti na Prigmore Sue Pritchard

Robert Pyles Mark Racer Joni Rasmussen Mary Redd William Reed Bruce Reifsteck Amy Riggins

Eric Roberts Cynthia Robertson Andrue Robinson Larry Robinson Mae Robinson Wanda Robinson Costis Romanos

A. Electronics demands attentiveness, right Pooky Davis? B. Carol Porter is getting her first taste of being a drum majorette.

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A. Janet Menner gets into the rhythm of "Sti letto" at Spectrum '80 . B. Lancers strive for perfection as do all Chargers.

Steven Romero George Roney Cindy Roseman Ferron Ross Steve Rothenberg Mike Rouse Tricia Rowe

Gary Roy Mark Russell Lee Ryniec Kevin Saathoff Betsy Saunders Dan Savignon Ann Schilling

Eric Schmisseur Ricky Schrodt Randall Shaw Steve Sitlley Joseph Sims Cheryl Sinnott Doug Sippel

Susan Skelton Gail Slade Angela Slates Ann Slichter Janet Smith Lisa Smith Terry Smith

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Dale Smothers Dean Spitz Kristi Spitz Mike Sprague Bill Sprouse Kimberly Stacy Steven Staples

Erich Stenzel Lewis Sterling Diane Stevens Margie Stroinski Linda Tauber Timothy Taylor Chris Thomas

Tina Thompson Mark Thurber Tammera Thurman Carol Torrens Patricia Trahiotis Daniel Tru itt Doug Trumbull

Gina Truscelli Wendy Vanravenswaa Vera Vassar Ed Wachala Bryan Wade May Waisvisz Lisa Walt

A. Erich Stenzel supplied great music for Spectrum along with other Jazz Band members. B. Bob Davies and company, the tone sounded five minutes ago!

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Tony Warren Kevin Watson Darcy Weber Leah Wermers Laurie Witlatch Lori Wienke Anna Willard

Alan Williams Cyrus Williams Kelli Wilson Stephen Wiseman Terence Yearby Deana Vets Kenneth Vette

A. The sophomores in A Cappella Choir show their enthusiasm.

Camera Shy SophQmores Bank, Derek Brown, Charles Brown, Terence BushmanÂˇ, Marlin Calloway, Rochelle Chastain, Mike Chinoy, Mahnaz Circeo , Renata Dalton, Terry Devine, Willie Driver, Phyllis Dudley, Lawrence Elam, Francine Faust, Lisa Ferran, Gordon

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Fritz, Christine Froelich, Angela Goff, Randy Grady, Freddie Jennings, Timothy Jones, Eugene Keyhea, Robert King, Robert Lattimore, Daniel Leonard, Jerry Lewis, Tina Maggi, Marcella Mann , James Matthews, Estella

McDonald, Jimmie Moore, Minnie Mosley, Tammra Munds, Michelle Peters, David Redd, Willie Robbins, David Strow, Pam Thompson, Brett Townley, Brad Turner, Rabon Williams, Donna Wolff, Kevin Zanussi , Gerry

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Freshman Year: A Big Change

Freshman year of high school is one that is never forgotten . A big, scary new school , new demands in classes, getting involved and learning what high school is all about provide the Freshman class with many frustrations. The Class of '83 got off to a great start by winning first place in the Homecoming float competition . The Freshman class is well on its way to becoming loyal Chargers.

A. Freshman Class Officers: (front) Milica Kokotovic- Treasurer; Angie Price- President. (Back) Mr. Nollen -Sponsor; Cynthia Fi leccia - Secretary; Susan Gerber- VicePresident ; Miss Ch ild - Sponsor. B. The Chargers swatted the Generals as the Freshman float suggested .

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William Ald ridge Angela Allen Charles Allen Lisa Arbu.ckle Linda Arseneau Dawn Atkins Daniel Atteberry

Glenda Bailey Susan Baker Beatrice Ball Marcia Ball Caroline Banks Zachary Banks Jeff Barger

Cheryl Bartels Dawn Bauer Jennifer Bauman Mike Beaumont David Beck Christa Bermingham Jenny Bettridge

Shawn Bickers Stacy Bigham Doug Bittinger Pamela Black Cathy Blickenstaff Mike Bobak Deborah Bosch

Christine Brademas Leslie Bramley Jacquline Brazil Clifton Brent Sam Bright Walter Bright William Broadway

Danita Brockman David Brown Kevin Brown David Buck Todd Buhrmester Pamela Burden Rosemary Burge

A. Freshman cheerleaders? Hmm . . . they are different every year!

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Bonnie Burnett Scott Butler

Cathleen Button Christine Gao

. · Cardwell Chnst1ne Dean Carlson

Robert Carrier Cameron Carter

Aimee Castongue Conn1·e Chancellor

James Chiang Dahlon Chu Craig Circeo Cara Clark Richard Clark Troy Clark John Clarke

Tracy Claypool Michael Cleaver Anita Clemons Joseph Cleveland Jeff Cochrane Terrance Cook John Cooper

Mike Cornell Todd Covington David Dahl Alfred Danial Mary Danie.ls Jill Dav1d Ann Davis

Earlena Dav!s Julie Dav1s Robert Davison John Dawkms Susan Deckard Susan Decker Janice Deschene

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Clay Deval Kim Dickerson Gerry Dozier Langford Dudley Chantal Dunn Heather Dupuy Mary Earl

Susan Eddleman Pamela Ellis Mark Ely Roxann Eshleman Scott Esserine Tracy Farley Susan Farrar

Chris Fiedler Marsha Fitch Jacqueline Flemmings Lee Foote Paula Foote Elizabeth Frasca Charles Freels

Dennis Frichtl Matthew Fumento John Furrow Katherine Gantz Susan Gerber Dewayne Giboney Charlotte Gladen

Sandra Golliher Sergio Gonzalez

Freddie Gordon Steve Gorrell

Adam Gossett Julie Goyne

Theresa Graham Pamela Greene Âˇ

A. Rob Cook questions Mike Cornell about "Who's on first base?" B. Scott Testory prepares to mount his donkey at the donkey basketball game .

Michael Greene Russell Gruelle

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Kirk Hagen Leisa Halcrombe

Carene Hambrick Deanna Harlan

Marie Hart Anthony Harvey

A Rebecca Hays Lynette Heath

Laura Hecht Lori Hendershott Adam Hender$on Yvonne Henderson Scott Henman Beth Hill Howard Hill

Donna Hillborn Troy Hinton Susan Hoffman Mary Holden Hattie Hollins Amy Holmes Julie Hopper

Jesse Hughes Janine Jed linski Kyra Jefferson Kim Johnson Larkin Johnson Lee Johnson Amy Jones

Edgar Jones Gerald Jones Larry Jones Stephen Jordan Laurie Kanet Karen Kao Michael Kappes

Theresa Karich Michael Keeling Alicia Keirns Robert Kelly Joseph Kerr Eric Kihlstrom James Klein

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A. Freshman registration is just the start of piles of paper work.

Stacey Kohl Theresa Kohlmann Milica Kokotovic Brendan Korb Helen Kosmopoulos Joe Lamb Michael Langley

Michelle Leblanc Mark Lee Thomas Lee C. Leeper Susan Lenover Cassandra Leshoure Lisa Lewis

Tony Lewis Robin Limp Sia Lindstrom James Linzy Judy Lowery Robert Lowry Francis Manella

Laura Manley Colleen Manning David Martin William Martin Marilyn Mauer Chris Maxwell Kevin Maxwell

Renee May Eric McAfee

Angela McCabe S. McCain

Melvin McClelland Heather McConkie

Wayne McCulley Donald McKee .

Jeff McKeown Dennis McMahon

A. Remember David, don't cheat!

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Michelle McNamara Karen McNutt Lisa Meister Terry Merriweather Willard Miller Scott Milne Michelle Morgan

Teresa Morgan Terry Morrissey James Mosley David Munds Kelly Murphy Scott Musson Dennis Nash

A. Is Kim Dickerson a Halloween witch or a Freshman cheerleader? B. Clay Duvall works hard in class. A

Michael Nelson Susan Nicholas Jeff Nichols Shelly Nihiser Linda Noffsinger Dawn Oestreicher Regina Ogdon

Holly O'Keefe Kimberly Osmond Sandra Ott Louie Palmer Vincent Parker Lucretia Pearson Chris Pelmore

Sarah Pence Clark Peterson Terrence Peterson Charles Petry L. Pettigrew Jeff Petty June Pfeffer

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A. The art of sharing at Centennial has been learned by Dennis McMahon and David Buck.

Bruce Pirie Kemal Piskin Terrel l Plaag Britton Powell Timothy Powell Angela Price Mary Ann Quinn

Laura Ramshaw Louis Rawley Karen Reinertsen Rickie Riddell Kathy Roberts K. Robinson Toya Roetemeyer

Barbara Rogers Todd Rodgers David Rudnick Susan Schmall Tom Schmidt Michael Schrock Jeff Schweighart

Larry Scogin Jimmy Scroggins Kevin Selph Vanessa Severns Syed Shah Ronald Shaw Amy Shelly

Timothy Sherwood Jill Sinnott Marty Slade Alisa Slaughter Mary Slocum Jacqulli Smith James Smith

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Michelle Smith James Snelling Clayton Snyder Dale Speer John Stallmeyer Rose Stanfield John Stewart

Stephani Stotts

David Stroud

Dawn Sullivan

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Bonnie Tabor

Donna Tatman

Nancy Tatman

Debbie Taylor Randal Taylor Amy Terstriep Scott Testory Shelley Thomas Cheryl Thompson Otis Thompson

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Kevin Thurber Ross Townley Babette Trautman Scott Tromley Christopher Tuveson Kathy Urbanek Angela VanAuken

Tracey VanDyke

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Sarah Vogel

Kelly Wade

Troy Walker

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A. Karen Kao takes time to finish her assignment before the tone sounds. B. Bang bang, you're dead Kim Johnson. C. The contestants for the pie eating contest look towards Scott Testory in preparation to start eating. D. The Freshman Disco Dance provided entertainment and fellowship for the new students at Centennial. Angela Washington

John Watson Falica Weatherall Francine Webb Cynthia Welch Floyd Welsh Christopher Wenschhof Natalie Wheeler

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Michelle Whitney Gala Williams Jeff Williams Juanita Williams Kim Williams Shareese Williams

Gary Williamson Mary Wingler Tommie Wininger Adrienne Woods Tom Woods Greg Ziegler

Camera Shy Freshmen Alexander, Raymond Amdor, Lisa Anderson, Geneva Buck, Charles Costa, James Currell, Christina Eastin, Robert Ersen, Can Fileccia, Cynthia

Greene, David Hassell, David Henderson, Sherry Houston, Angela Johnson, lngamar Lassiter, Robin Manning, Jacqueline Mendenhall, Aharon Moore, John

A. Laura Ramshaw concentrates on making a basket at an assembly.

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Riddell, Heidi Spitz, Anne Swartz, Matt VanWinkle, Aaron Weber, Tim Welch, Kim Well, David Willard, Marilee

A. Scott Esserine and Kemberlie Baker get into the Christmas spirit by having a party . B. David Brown takes time to pose for the picture before continuing with his work. C. Aimee Castongue concentrates on performing a perfect dive.

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A. Mr. Griggs rid es again in the Homecoming parade. B. Mrs . Decardy explain s the facts of art to Pat Washington . C. Mrs . Strater gets involved in " Hats off to Chargers Day ." D. Mr. Macek keeps an eye on his P.E. class .

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P. Abell - Social Studies - B.S . and M.S. Illinois State University. M. Beissner - Mathematics - B.S. Texas Tech University. W. Berger - Counselling - B.A. and M.A. Illinois State University.

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A. Boehm - Industrial Arts - B.S. Western Illinois University, M.Ed . and Advanced Certificate University of Illinois. E. Bondurant - Mathematics - B.S. and M.Ed . University of Illinois. W. Borror- Industrial Arts- B.S. and M.S. Illinois State. University.

A. Mrs. Palmer ponders a question asked by one of her Consumer Ed . students. B. Mrs. Perry orders carnations for the Varsity Volleyball players.

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T. Boyd - Business Educat ion - B.B.A . Southwest Texas State University, M.S. Millikin University. N. Brown - Physical Education - B .S. Southern Illinois University. B. Bryan- Physical Education- B.S. North Eastern Oklahoma State, M.S. University of Illinois.

S. Burton -Special Education - B.S. Avila Col lege . C. Carrodine - Physical Education - B.S. Western Illinois University, M.A. Eastern Illinois University. H. Casey- -Business Educat ion- B.S. Dane College , M.Ed . University of Illinois.

D. Casteel - Science - B.S. University of Illinois, M.S. Western Illi nois University. J. Chalfont- Special Education- B.A. University of Arizona. C. Child- Reading - M.Ed . University of Illinois.

S. Cooper - Home Economics - B.A. University of Pudget, M.A. Central Missouri State Un iversity. N. Croy- Physical Education- B.S. University of Illino is. J. Dahl- Physical Education- B.S. University of Illinois.

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A. Mr . Jones has had his fill of " chicken legs."

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F. Danielson - Art - B.F.A. University of Illinois. N. Das - Agriculture - B.S. India, M.S. and M.Ed. University of Missouri, Doctoral Candidate University of Illinois. R. Davenport - Counseling -B .S. Eastern Illinois University , M.Ed . University of Illinois.

A. Davis - Principal - B.S. and M.S ., Advanced Certificate, University of Illinois. M. Davis - English - B.A. Eastern Illinois University , M.A. Un btersity of Illinois. W. Davis - Physical Education - M.S. Bradley University.

M. Decardy - Art - B.F.A. and M.A. University of Illinois. D. Decker - Choir - B.S . and M.S. Eastern Illinois University. M. Eaton - Mathematics B.S. and M.S. University of Illinois.

A. Centennial ' s adult choir at '79 Varsity Show.

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D. Ecker- Business Education - B.S. Ed. Southern Illinois University. L. Eichelberger- C.C.E.- B.S. , M.S. , and Advanced Certificate University of Illinois. E. Engelhaupt - English - B.S. Northern Illinois State University, M.A. University of Colorado.

T. Fairchild - Science - B.S. Ed. Illinois State University, M.S. University of Illinois. R. Fisher - Social Worker - B.A. and M.S. W. University of California- Berkeley. E. Fredericks - Physical Education - B.S. and M.S. Central Missouri State.

D. Garrett - Mathematics - B.S. and M.S. Ed. Illinois State University. R. Globe- Social Studies- B.S. and M.S. Illinois State University, Advanced Certificate University of Illinois. A. Griggs - Assistant Principal - B.S . Arkansas, A.M. and N.M. Ed . University of Illinois.

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J. Haizman- Special Education- B.S. Ed . Northern Illinois University. M. Haluzak - School Social Worker - B.S. Southern Illinois University , M.S. University of Illinois. R. Hardin - Special Education - B.S. and M.S. Illinois State University, Advanced Certificate Un iversity of Illinois.

R. Hays - Foreign Language - B.A. and M.A. DePauw University, Zeme Degre Un iversite de Grenoble. K. Heinemann- Prevocational CounselorB.S., M.A., and Advanced Certificate Un iversity of Illinois. G. Hembrough- Physical Education- B.S ., and M.S. University of Illinois.

G. Hembrough - English - B.A. and M.S. University of Illinois. S. Jenkins - English - B.A. DePauw University, M.Ed . University of Illinois. F. Johnson - C.O.E. and Health- B.S. and M.S. University of Illinois.

R. Jones - Physical Education - B.S. and M.S. Southern Illinois University. E. Kmoch - Science - B.A. North Central College , M.S.T. Illinois Wesleyan University, M.Ed . University of Illinois. E. Knight - Science - B.A. and M.S. University of Chicago .

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P. Kohler - Mathematics - B.S. and M.::i. Illinois State University. T. Kramer - English - B.A. and M.A. University of Illinois. i... L:mge- Mathematics- B.A. Northern Illinois Ur,iversity, M.A. University of Illinois.

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R. Langsjoen - English - B.A. Gustavus Adolphus, M.Ed . University of Illinois. W. Lehman - Social Studies - B.A. , B.S., and M.Ed. University qf Illinois. J. Lewis- Industrial Arts - B.S. University of Illinois.

A. "I want to make something too!" pouts Mr. Lewis. B. Mrs. Woodie lscher who replaced Mrs. Vawter as French teacher during the 1979-80 school year, received her degree in B.A. and M.Ed . University of Illinois.

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A. Lovell - Industrial Arts- B.S. Ed . Eastern Ill inois Un iversity, M.S. University of Illinois. J. Macek - Physical Education - B.S. Ed. Illinois State University. M. Mallory - Physical Education - B.S. Lane College .

A. R. Blair- Para-Professional in S.S.R. and Part-time Substitute- A. A. Parkland Jr. College. B. " Mm-mm , not bad ," says Mr. Garrett.

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J. McGuire -

Social Studies - M.S. Illinois State University. R. Miller - Supervised Study - B.A. and M.Ed. University of Illinois. M. Mills - Special Education - B.A. Purdue, M.S. Northern Illinois University.

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J. Mopn - Counselling - B.A. and M.Ed . University of Illinois. D. Mosher - Special Education - B.A. University of Nebraska , M.S. Northern Illinois University. C. Mott - Foreign Language - B.A. and M.A. University of Illinois.

R. Nelson - Mathematics - B.S. Ed . Midland College, M.A. University of Illinois. J. Nolen - English - B.A. and M.A. Baylor University. T. Nollen - Social Studies - B.A. Divine Word College , M.A. University of Iowa.

G. Norman- Special Ed ucation- B.S. University of Missouri . D. Ottmers- Band- Mid Southwest Texas State University, M.S. University of Illinois . K. Page- English - B.A. and M.A. University of Illinois.

L. Palmer- Business Education- B.S. University of Pittsburgh , M.S. University of Illinois. M. Perry - English - B.S. Ed . Illinois State University, M.A. Ed . University of Illinois. R. Pittman Industrial Arts B.S. McPherson College, M.Ed . University of Illinois.

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L. Roberts - Industrial Arts - B.S. Eastern Illinois University, M.S. Un iversity of Illinois. R. Romero - Foreign Language - B.A . Quincy College, M.A. Illinois State University, M.S. University of Illinois. R. Rose - Mathematics - B.S. Ed . Eastern Illinois University.

S. Scanlan -Special Education - B.S. University of Illinois. D. Schrock- B.A. Eastern Illinois University. J. Seifert- Business Education -B.S. University of Wisconsin .

R. Sexton - Counseling - B.S. and M.A. Bradley University. A. Shaul- B.S. University of Illinois- English. D. Shuman- B.S. University of Illinois, M.S. University of Chicago.

M. Sinder- Business Education - B.A. M.Ed. University of Illinois. L. Skizas - B.S. and M.S. University of Illinois. D. Speer- Prevocational Counselor- B.S ., M.Ed ., and Advanced Certificate at University of Illinois.

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J. Spoonamore- Science -

Eastern Il linois University: M.S. University of Illinoi s. S. Spooner- Foreign Language - B.A . Illinois State Uni versity. N. Storch - Dean of Students - B .A . Queens College.

C. Tighe- English- B.S . and M.Ed . Unive rsity of Ill inois. A. Tomlinson - Engl ish - B.S. and M.Ed . University of Illinois. J. Tomlinson- English -Athletic Director , B.S. Arkansas University , M.A. Eastern Illinois University.

A. Joe T. tells Charger fans to get ready for Centennial 's first big contest against the Morons . B. "It was this big! " Mr. Lang tells Mr . Berger about the one that got away.

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G. Valentine - Social Studies - B.A. and M.A. University of Illinois. M. Vance- Physical Education - B.S. University of Illinois. B. White- Business- B.S. Western Illinois University, M.Ed . University of Illinois. C. Willis- Social StudiesB.A. Olivet College.

R. Wilson - Librarian B.S. and M.S. Illinois State University. G. Wiseman - Dean of Students - B.S. and M.S. Indiana State University. M. Woods - Social Studies - Doctorate of Educat ion University of Illinois. M. Yates - Counselling B.S. Ohio Univers ity , M.S. Miami University.

Mr. Lehman wonders when will they ever learn?!

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MultiTalented People Centennial's secretaries are much more than just secretaries. They do man y other important things such as dealing with the fan bus permission slips and money. They show people how to run the copying machines. They also provide people with lots of important information unavailable anywhere else. The secretaries keep Centennial running smoothly throughout the year .

A. Mrs. Summers - Head Secretary. B. Mrs. Blevins - takes time out for our photographers. C. Mrs. Tate- main office- is on her way to lunch.

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B. A. Mrs. Griffet- attendance office- without a phone in her hand? B. Mrs. Walker takes another call from a parent. C. Mrs. Walker attendance office secretary. D. Mrs. Follmer - counseling office secretary- still smiles through it all.

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Setting Guidelines for the 80's The Deans at Centennial work hard in guiding us in the right directions. They help with student-parent-teacher problems, take care of pre-arranged absences and generally try to keep us happy in our classes. The Deans help keep the school day running smoothly.

A. Mr. Wiseman - Dean of Students. B. Mr. Wiseman and Mrs. Johnson await the beginning jumpball of another Charger basketball game.

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A. Mrs . Storch - Dean of Students. B. " I think I'll pass on this one ." says Carolyn Kodes. C. Mrs . Storch helps out at the Spirit Event.

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The

Principal People Mr. Davis and Mr. Griggs are often found out in the halls among the students and teachers . Besides doing their required duties our principals visit classrooms and listen to what the students and teachers have to say . Centennial has a principal and vice-principal who are constantly trying to make Centennial a better school.

A. Mr. Davis introduces the 1979-1980 Centennial Basketball team . B. Principal AI Davis takes a breather. C. Assistant Principal , AI Griggs, greets our photographer warmly. D. Mr. Griggs observes students in the courtyard.

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A. Dr. H. James Mahan- Superintendent of Schools. B. Board of Education- Row 1 -Muhammed Abdullah , Richard Squire , George Wood . Row 2 -Larry O 'Rielly, Phillip Hopke , Peter Shoresman , President ; Not Pictured- Virginia Perucca , Vice President; C. Jerry Hoffman- Assistant Superintendent for supportive service . D. Dr. Alain Holt - Assistant Superintendent for program .

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The

Organizers of Knowledge Keeping all those books , magazines , newspapers , and more checked in , checked out , organized, and in working order is what our librarian and clerks do best. They keep track of the school's audio-visual equipment and films too. They also track down those of us students and teachers who have once again forgotten to return that book or magazine.

CA ' A. Mr. Wilson warns students to keep quiet . B. "What did you say?" asks Mrs. Strader. C. Mrs. Strader - library c lerk - keeps the magazine shelves in order. D. Mrs. Seigerlibrary clerk- is a real asset to the library.

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Behind the Scenes People What would we do without our cafeteria workers and custod ians. The cafeteria wo rkers prepare meals for most students and teachers every day. They serve up our meals at lunchtime. The cafeteria workers also make those peanut butter cookies we love to eat. Our custodians keep our halls , classrooms, and restrooms clean . They keep the school in mechanical working order. A custodian can also often be found helping someone open a jammed locker.

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A. Bottom, Left to Right, Row 1 -Bill Wetmore , Herdie Thomas, Brett Pittman, Thomas Grayson, Top, Left to Right, Row 2 - Charles Caston, Lyman Bergfield , Head Custodian ; Jim Fairfield, Fred Hodson . B. Row 1 -Mary Galentine, Hazel Honn , Bev Anbres, Charlease Williams, Kay Holden , Norma Ohlsson . Row 4 - Mary Norwood , Dorothy McKinney, Dorothy Wires, Betty Nale , Judy Hackler, Manager; Francis Rose, Darlene Gawthrop .

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D. A. Davenport- Director of Guidance. B. Mr. Berger smiling as always. C. Mrs. Fisher- Centennial's social worker. D. Âˇ"Another satisfied customer, " says Mrs. Miller. E. "Now when they get here .. . " Mr. Berger, Miss Moon, and Mr. Davenport discuss their strategy for freshman testing while Mr. Sexton tests the microphone .

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A. Miss Moon summons another student. B. Mr. Sexton takes his job seriously. C. Mrs. Yates listens intently to a student. D. " I've heard that story before," says Mrs. Miller. E. Mr. Davenport hands out answer sheets for the PSAT testing .

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As Editors of the 1980 Centurian we would like to thank the following people: Miss Engelhaupt and the Centurian Staff for all their long hours of hard work, Bob McElwee our Taylor Yearbook Representative who contributed his time, ideas, and experience, Mr. Speer and the Advertising Staff, Diane Shierry who wrote the copy for Blithe Spirit, and the News Gazette. Good Luck in the 80's. Nancy and Todd

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Abell, Susan .... . ... 41, 64, 84, 96 ABELL, P..... . . . ........... 174 Abraham, Harold . . ........ 86, 131 Abraham, Rhona ..... . . 78, 79 , 145 Adams , James . ...... 56, 66, 89 , 96 Adams, Juliette ... . .. . .... . .. 145 Adams, Kenneth .... . ..... 75 , 131 Adams, Lori . ........ . .... 66, 145 Adams , Phillip .. . ....... . ...... . Adams, Robert . . . . . ... . 84, 145 Adams, Scott . ...... . ........ 66 Agans, Jay ... . . . ........ . . . 145 Alberts, Diane ...... . ..... 79, 131 Aldridge, William . . . .. . .. . . . .. 159 Alexander, Barbara .. 52 , 56 , 70, 77, 80, 131 Alexander, Raymond . .. . . . .. . . 46 Allen , Angela .... . .... . . . ... 159 Allen , Charles . . .. . . . . . ..... . 159 Allen , Delonn ........ .. .. 62 , 131 Allen , Isaiah . ........... 75,1 31 Althaus , Patrick .............. 96 Amdor, Lisa .... . . .. .... . . . .... . Anderson , Debra .. .. . ....... 131 Anderson , Douglas ..... 56, 87 , 145 Anderson, Geneva ..... .. ...... . Anderson, Steve ... . . . . . .. . . . 145 Andrews, Brian ...... ... .. . . . 131 Aprile , Dawn ... . .. .. . . .. .... 145 Arbuckle , Lisa ... .... ....... . 159 Arie, Timothy ..... ... . . . .. 89, 131 Armstrong , Barbara .......... 131 Armstrong, Mark . ...... 32 , 35 , 145 Arnett, Christina ...... . . ..... 131 Arnold, Teresa . . .. . . ... 74, 83, 96 Arnould, Debra . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Arnould, Laura . . . . . .. . . . . ... 145 Arseneau, Deborah . ... . . . . .. 145 Arseneau, Linda .. . . . .. .. .... 159 Arvola , MicHael . .. . . . . ....... 131 Ash , Gregg ... .... . . .. . . .. . . 131 Atteberry, Daniel ... . . . ... . . .. 159 Atteberry, David .. . ... .. . .. . . 145 Atteberry, Dawn . . . . . . . .. . 78, 159 Atkins, Yvette .. . . . . .. .. .. 75, 131 Ault, Johnny .. . . . . ... . . . . ... . 25 Austin, Chris . . .. . . . . .. . . .. . . 145 Ayers, Kimberly ... .. . . .. . . . 73, 96 Backy, Barbara .. . .. . ...... . . 131 Bagley, Rhonda . ... , ... . . . .. 145 Bailey, Gl enda . . . ... . ... .... 159 Bailey, Linda .. . . .. ... . . .. .. . 131 Baker, Gregory . . ... .. . . . . . . . . 96

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Baker, Kemberli ..... .. ..... . 145 Baker, Leisa ... .. ... .. . ... .. 145 Baker, Mich ael . .... . ........ 131 Baker, Susan . . .... . ...... 61,159 Baker, Susan . 23,28,52, 64 , 70, 76, 78, 87,96 Ball , Beatrice ..... . .. .. .. . .. 159 Ball , Marcia ................. 159 Ball, Mary ......... . ........ 131 Bandel, Troy .. .. . ......... . . . . . Ban k, Derek .. . .... . . .... . ... 45 Banks, Caroli ne . . . . .... . .... 159 Ban ks, Kevin ...... .. ... .. 32 , 131 Banks, Zachary .. ...... . . .... 159 Barbee, Angela . ... .. ...... . . . 97 Barbee, Celestine .... .... . 23 , 131 Barbee, David . .. .. ... ... . .. . 145 Barbee, Pamela .... . . . . . . . . . 145 Barbee, Steven . . . . . ...... . ... 97 Bareis, Barbara . . . 27 , 49, 70, 77 , 87 , 131 Bareis, Charles ... 32, 65 , 70, 85 , 97 Barger, Jeffery . .......... . .. 159 Barnett,Todd .. . . .... .. .. 80 , 145 Bartels, Cheryl ........ .. . 86, 159 Bartels, Roxanne . ........ 70 , 131 Bash , Kimberly .. . ..... . . . . 74, 83 Bauer, Dawn .. . . .... . .. ..... 159 Bauman , Jennifer . .. ... ... .. . 159 Beaumont, Michael ........ . .. 159 Beck, David ... .. ... . .. . ..... 159 Beck, Russell . . .... . .. . . . 56, 145 Beckett, Jeffrey .. . .... . ... 75,131 Becker, John .. ..... . . . . . . . 25, 97 Beers, Lau rence . . ........ 56, 145 BEISSNER, M....... . . . . . ... . 174 Benfatto, Richard ..... . ... . .. 145 Benfatto, Rosanne ... .. 56, 81, 131 Bennett, Marcie ..· ... . . ... . 87 , 97 Bennett, Veda . . . .. ... .. . .. . ... . Bentz, Steven . . .... . . . . . . . . .. . . Berbaum , Chris ....... . . . . ... 145 BERGER, W.... ... . .... . 174,197 Bergstrom, William . ... . . .. . .. . 98 Berlivaker, Kem .... .. .... ... . 86 Bermingham, Christa .. .. .. 52, 159 Bermingham, Paula . .. . . 64, 72, 98 Bettridge, Jen ny . ......... . .. 159 Bickers, Shawn .... . .. . 36, 41, 159 Bigham, Stacy .. . . . . .. . ..... . 159 Bilbrey, Evelyn . . . . . ..... ... . . 99 Bilbrey, Leora . .... . ..... . ... 131 Bilbrey; Michael ..... . . . ... . . 145 Binder, Reginald . . . . . . .. . .... 145

Binkley, Sheri . . . ........ .. .. . . . Bitti nger, Douglas ......... 36, 159 Black, Julie .. . .. _. ... . . 30, 68, 131 Black, Pamela .. .. . . . . .... 56, 159 Black, Scott . .... . . . ... 32,35, 145 Blair, Bonnie . . . .......... 23, 145 BLAIR, R.. .. . ... 32 , 35,36,39, 180 Blevins, Arthur ......... .. 89, 131 Blevins, Lacie . . .... . .. 41 , 66, 145 Blickenstaff, Cathy . .......... 159 Blum , Jennifer ........ .. ... 88, 98 Bobak , Michael . . . .. .. . 84, 86, 159 Bodamer, Michael ..... . ..... 145 Bodamer, Suzanne ....... . 75, 131 Bodine , Dawn .. ....... 62 , 66, 145 BOEHM, A. . . . .. . . .. . . . . .... 174 Bohlen , Eric .... .. ...... . . .. 131 BONDURANT, E. . . . .. ....... 174 Bonne , Bridget ...... .. ...... 145 Bonnett, Nancy ............ 56,98 Borchers, Jill . ....... . . . . . ... 131 Bordenga, Therese ....... . ... 145 BORROR, W . ...... . .. .. .... 174 Bortner, Philip . .... .. . . 40 , 41, 131 Bosch, Deborah .. ...... . .... 159 Bowman, Richard .. . . . ....... 145 BOYD, T. ...... ....... . . . 84, 175 Boykins, Eliza .. . . . . . . . .... . ... . Brademas, Christine . ...... 56, 159 Brademas, Katherine 77, 84, 87, 131 Bradford, Jeffrey . . ... . . ...... 145 Bradley, John . ... ..... . ..... 145 Bradley, Karen . . . .. 23, 77, 84, 131 Bragg , Amy .... . .. . ... .. .... 131 Bramley, Leslie .. .. ... . . .. ... 159 Brazil, Jacquline .... . . . ...... 159 Brazil , Joyce ......... . ..... . 131 Brent, Andra .. . . . . .. . ...... . 145 Brent, Clifton ..... . ...... . . .. 159 Briggs, Brian . . .... . . ........ . . . Bright, Sam . ... . . . . .. ·. . . . . . . 159 Bright, Sandra . . . . . . . .... . . . . . 98 Bright, Walter . . .. .. . . .. . . . .. 1'59 Britt, Ginger ... . . . .. . .. . . . 23, 145 Britt, Teena . . . . . ... .. . . .. .. 131 Broadway, Wil liam . ...... . . .. 159 Brockman, Danita ... ... . . . ... 159 Broeren, Thomas . 25, 32, 52, 65, 70, 80,85,87,98 Brooks,Annazette ... . . . ..... 145 Brooksh ire, Dwayne . . . ... . ... 145 Brown, Camille .. . .. .... .. . . ... . Brown, Charles ... .. . . . .. . ... .. . Brown, Charlotte . . . . . . .. . . 23, 131 '

\ Brown, Darla ....... . ... . . . . . 145 Brown, David ............. 46, 159 Brown, Douglas ........... .. . 98 Brown, Kevin . . ............. 159 Brown, Kreg ...... 25, 32, 64, 65, 98 Brown, Lisa .......... . ...... 145 Brown, Mark ... ... .. . ... .. . . . 98 Brown, Mark ..... . . 32, 35, 39, 145 BROWN, N....... . ....... 38,175 Brown, Randy .......... . ..... 98 Brown, Stephen ......... .. .. 146 Brown, Terence ..... . . ........ . Brown, William .............. 146 Brownfield, Gary . . . ........ .. 146 Brownfield, Jeffrey . ... . .. . ... 131 Broyles, Jenna Sue ... . . 88, 89, 131 Bruce, Robert ....... ... .. ... 131 Brunelle, David ....... . .... 75, 98 Brunelle, Gregory ............ 131 Brunkow, Steven .. .. ........ 131 Bryan, Barbara 18, 64, 70, 73, 85, 88, 89,98 Brya, Ted ............... ... . 146 BRYAN, B . . ..... 25, 2, 35, 36, 175 Bryan, Eldon .... 25, 32, 35, 39, 146 Bryan, Leig Ann .... 77, 83, 84, 132 uck, Charles .... .. ....... 36, 39 Buck, David ..... .. ... . 36, 39, 159 Buckley, Angela . . 23, 38, 47, 72, 7 ,

1 2 Buennemeyer, David ... . .... . 146 Buhrmester, Wodd ... ...... 36, 159 Buoy, Lisa .... . ..... . . ... 60, 146 Burden, Pamela ... ... .. ... . . 159 Burge, Rosemary .. .. ... ..... 159 Burk, James .............. 75, 98 Burke, John . .... . ...... .. .. 132 Burnett, Bonnie. . . . . ..... .. . 160 BURTO , S. . .. ........ ..... 175 Bushman, Marlin . ... .. ....... 75 Busl)man, Mike ... .... .. . . ... 75 .. . .... . .... . . 132 Buskirk, "Ran Butler, FranGine ...... . ..... . 132 Butler, Scott . ........... .. . . 160 uttimer, Mike .... .... . .. . 28, 146 Buttitta, Elizabeth .. ...... .... 132 Butts, Deborah . ..... . ..... 6 ,..99 Button, Cathleen . ... .. . 52, 6 160 Button, Michael .. ... ...... . 32,99 Byars, Jeffery .. . . . .......... 146 Byars, William .. . .. . .. . ... ... . 99 Byrnes, Timothy ... .. .. . ..... 132 Calloway, Rochelle . ... .... .... 68

Campbell, Doris ............ . . 74 Campbell, Keith . ............ 132 Canull, Christin .............. 146 Cao, Christine ............ 78, 160 Cardwell, Christine ....... .... 160 Cardwell, Gary ........... .... 99 Carlson, Dean ..... ...... . 41, 160 Carlson, Eric . .... . ....... 32, 132 Carlson, Michael ... ........... 99 Carrico, Gina . . ....... .... 72, 100 Carrie, Dawn ................ 100 Carrier, Robert .............. 160 CARRODINE, C. . ...... 43, 48, 175 Carroll, Melinda ..... 27, 70, 77, 132 Carroll, Michael .. 32, 65, 70, 85, 100 Carroll, Pedro ..... 28, 78, 144, 146 Carter, Bonnie ......... 24, 30,132 Carter, Cameron ............. 160 Carter, Tamela ........... 74,100 Cary, Brent ........... 32, 35, 146 CASEY, H..... ..... . . . ... ... 175 C STEEL, D.... .... ......... 175 Cas ngue, Aimee .. ...... 30,160 Catchings, Lisa ........... 47,146 Cates, Jewel . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 146 Cekander, Betsy .... ......... 146 CHALFON , . . ....... . ... .. 175 Chancellor, Connie ....... . .. 160 Chaney, Charlie .... . ........ 146 Chaney, Cynthia .. . ... . . ..... 132 Chaney, Jordan .... . 40,41,65, 100 Chaney, Sherry .............. . . . Chapman, Christopher ........ 146 Chapman, Kelly ... ........ . 76, 99 Charity, Eronda .............. 132 Chastain, Michael . . .... . 28, 45, 56 Chiang, James . . . .. .. .... . 84, 160 Chiang, June ...... .. ... .. 23, 101 CHILD, C. . ........... .. 158, 175 Chinoy, Mannaz . . . ... ... ...... . Chinoy, M..... . ............. 132 Ct'ir;istensen, Phillip . . . ..... 66, 132 Christians, Tari .............. 146 Christians, Vicki . ... .. ... ...... . Chu, ahlon ....... ... ...... 160 Chu, ahmin . ...... 28, 82, 86,132 il'lce , Craig .. .... .. .. ... 5 , 160 Circe , Renata ............... 47 Clark, ara ..... . . . ......... 160 Clark, !David . ... ..... ..... 32, 101 Clark, vonne .......... . ... . 101 Clark, Richard ............... 160 Clark, clOY .............. ... 160

Clarke, John ...... .......... 160 Claypool, Tracy .. . . . ......... 160 Cleaver, ichael .. ........... 160 Cleland, Nancy .. 52, 64, 72, 73, 78, 87,101 Clements, Jill ..... . .. ... .. 82, 146 Clements, Mary .............. 132 Clemo s, Anita ... .... . . ..... 160 Cleveland, Joseph ..... ~1, 56, 160 line, Dave .... . ......... 75, 101 Goad, Paul ...... . .. .. ...... 132 Cobbs, Patricia ..... ... ... ... 101 Cochrane, Jeffrey ......... 37, 160 Cockrell, Felicia ....... 47, 82, 146 Cockrell, Myron ........ 43, 49, 101 Coffey, Kimberly .. . .. .. ... 62, 146 Coffey, Randall .............. 101 Connett,John ............ 43,146 Cook, Terrance .............. 160 Coon, Pamela ............ 56, 101 Cooper, Joann .............. 146 Cooper,Joh~ . .... . . ..... . . . 160 COOPER, S. . .. ... . ...... 75, 175 Cooper, William ............ . 132 Cornell, Michael ... . 56, 81, 84, 160 Cornett, Pamela .......... 7 4, 1 01 Costa, James ....... ......... 66 Cotter, Bill . ........ 32, 35, 48, 46 Coval, Gayl ......... ..... ... 146 Covington, Todd .. . ...... .46, 160 Cowart, Jenise .... ... ... . .. ... . Cowart, Juannica . . .......... 132 Cox, Philip ........ . . ........ 146 Cox, Susan ....... .. ........ 1 01 Cozad, Cynthia .. . . ... . . ... . . 101 Craig, Sara .............. 66, 102 Creighton, John . ............ 146 Creighton, Peter .. ....... .... 102 Creswell, Catherine .. 23, 30, 64, 73, 78,85,87,102 Crosby, Tina .... ... ...... 75,102 Grouch, Steven ..... . .... .... 146 CROY, N . .......... ......... 175 C nningham, Christopher ... 25, 28, 45,146 Currid, Barbara .............. 132 Currid, Scott . .. ..... . .....â€˘. 102 Curtis, Michael . . ... , ........ 132 Currell, Christina ............ . 68 Czajkowski, Carolyn . 30, 64, 76, 102 Czajkowski, Kimberly ..... . 30, 146 Czajkowski, Peter. 26, 37, 65, 69, 70, . 85, 102

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DAHL, J ......... ... ........ 175 Dalton, Terry . . .... . ..... ...... . Dalzell , Scott ....... ... . .. . .. 102 Dania! , Albert ..... . ..... . . . . 132 Dania! , Alfred .. . . .. ......... 160 Daniels, Mary .. . ...... ... 61 , 160 Daniels, Troy . ..... 56, 87, 144, 146 Danielson , Chris ... .. .. . ... . . . . . DANIELSON , F. .. .. . . .. ... 83, 176 DAS, N...... . . ..... . . . .. .. . 176 Davenport, Patricia .. .. . . . . . .. .. . DAVENPORT, R. .. ... . . .. 176, 196 David, Jill .. ... . . ... . . . . .. 68, 160 David, Julie . . . .. .. . ......... 102 Davies, Linda .. .......... . . . 146 Davies, Robert . . ... .. .. .. 89, 146 DAVIS, A . . ..... . ........ 176, 190

Davis, Kay . . . .. .... . . . .. . . . . 102 DAVIS, M . . . . . . .. . .. . . . .. . . . 176 Davis, P. . . ....... . .. .. . . .. . 146 Davis, Terry . .... ... .... . ..... . . DAVIS, W . . ..... 32 , 35, 36, 48, 176 Davis, Winnie . . .. . .. . ... . . .... . Davison, Frank . ........ . . . .. 146 Davison, Robert ........ . . . .. 160 Dawkins, John ... . ....... . .. 160 Dayton, Lori . . .. .... ... ... .. 132 DECARDY, M ... .. . ... . 83, 85, 176 Deckard, Susan .... . .. ..... . 16D DECKER, D. . ...... . ........ 1176 Decker, Susan . .. ... .. .. .. .. 160 Dedin, Mary Kaye 64, 66, 76, 89 , 102 Dedin, Thomas . . .... . . 25, 43, 132 Demorest, Glen . .. . ... .. .. . . .. . . Deschene, Janice . ... . .... 68, 160 Deschene, Nancy .. . . .. .. . 52, 132 Denzer, Daryn ..... . 73, 80, 83, 132 Deval, Clay .......... . . .. .. . 161 Devine, Willie ......... . ........ . Devlin, Kara ............... . 132 Dewese, Shari ...... . . . . ..... 132 Dewitt, Melissa .... .. . .... 23, 146 Dickenson, Michael . ... . .. . .. 132 Dickers ,Kimberly . 61, 68, 80, 161 e ....... 27, 56, 88,146 Dieker,

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Din iz, John .......... . ...... 146 Dixon , Kerry ............. 23, 146 Dixon, Lisa ........... 78, 79, 146 Dixon , Stephen .. . .. ... . .. .. . 103 Dodson, Donna .. . ..... 72, 84, 132 Dohrman, Darr . .. . ... 73, 83, 132 Domenico, Trina . .. . ... . .. . . . 146 Donley, Michelle . ... ...... . .. 103 Donsbach,Steven . . .. .. ..... 146 Dorsey, John ..... . . . ... .... ... . Dozier, Gerry . . ... .. . . . 36, 56, 161 Dozier, Gregor . . ... ....... .. 78 Dragoo, Kevin ... . ..... . ... . . 103 Drennan, Todd .. . .. .... . .. .. 147 Driver, Phyllis . . . .. .. . . . . .... . . . Driver, Rhonda . . . . . . . . . . . ... 103 Dudley, Langford .. . .. . . .... . 161 Dudley, Lawrence ... .. .. .. . . ... . Due, Kathleen ...... . .. 74, 83, 103 Due, Maureen ......... 62, 66, 1 03 unaway, Tina ....... . ... . .. 103 Dungan, Cathleen ... ...... 23, 103 Dungan, Mark ............... 147 Dunlap, Danny ...... . . ...... 147 Dunlap , Donald ... ..... ...... 132 Dunn, Chantal .. ... ... .. . .... 161 Dunn, Raymond .. .. . ... . . 84,133 Dupuy, H ather . . . ... . . . .. 61, 161 Dussinger, Camilla . .. .. . .. 30,147 Dussi n ger, Karin . . . . . . . . . . 88, 103 Duvall, Mitchell .. , . ...... .... 1 Dye, Robert . ... . .. ..... . . .. . 147 Earl, Mary . . .. ..... ... . . . ... 161 Earl, Quentin .. . .. . . . . . 28, 87 , 133 Easley, John ... ..... ....... . 103 Eastin, Robert . . . .... . ...... ... . Eastman, Jeff . .. . . .... . . .. .. 133 EATON, M ....... .. .. . ... . .. 176 ECKER , T ... . ..... . ...... 83, 177 Eddleman, Mary Beth . 23, 30, 47, 52, 72,133 Eddleman, Susan . .. 30, 52 , 61, 161 Edmond, Joseph . . . ... ... . . . . 147 Edwards, Barry ... ..... . . . . . . .. . Edwards, Kenda .. ... . . 74, 83,103 Ehlers, Mark ..... . . .. . 25, 39, 133 EICHELBERGER, L. ... .. . 144, 177 Eichelberger, Lynn . . ... . . . 66, 147 Eggers, Connie . .. . . .. ... . . .. 103 Elam, Francine . .. . . . . . .. ... . .. . Elder, Lisa ....... ... . . . .. .Â· .. 103 Elder, Marc ... .. ... 25, 32, 35, 147 Ellis, Darwin ......... .. . .. . . 147

Ell is, Gregory ..... . .... . ... . 133 Ell is, Pamela . ..... .. . . .. . 79, 161 Elmer, Paula .... . .. .. . . 24, 27, 133 Elston, Scott . .... . . . .. .. . . . . 104 Ely, Mark . . . .. . . .. .... .. .. . . 161 Empson , Julie . . . ..... . .. . .... . . ENGELHAUPT,E ... ... ... .. . . 177 Ersen, Can . .... . . .... . . . . ... . . Eshleman, Roxann . . . . . .. . . . . 161 Esserine, Scott . .. ..... . . .. .. 161 Evans, Charles .. . . . . . . . .... : 104 Evans, Christopher .. 26, 52 , 72, 73, 104 Evans, Jr., Donald .. ... . 32 , 48, 133 Evans, Gayla . . .. . . . ......... 14 7 Evans, James . .. ..... . . . . . . . 133 Evans, Karen ... .. ... . .... 84,147 Evans, Linda . . . .... 24,38, 77,133 Ewing, Richard ... . .... 73, 89, 103 Exum, Rickey ... .. . . . . . . . 75, 133 FAIRCHILD, T ... . . . . . .. .. .47, 177 Farley, Tracy . . . .... . .. . . . .. . 161 Farlow, Christopher . . 26, 28, 39, 56, 133 Farmer, Angela ... . .. . . . . . 52, 147 Farmer, Mary . ....... . . . . . .. 133 Farrar, Susan . .. ...... . ..... 161 Faulkner, Eric .. ... . .. . 28, 82, 147 Faulkner, Wayne . .. ... . 35, 82, 147 Faullin, Jeffrey . . ... ... 40, 41, 147 Faust, Lisa ........ . ......... . . . Federhart, Christine .. . . 27, 76, 104 Ferran , Gordon .... . . ... .. . .... .. Ferree, Frank . . . .... ... .. 74, 133 Ferree, Jim .... . .. ... ... .. . . 147 Ferris, Jeania . .. . . . ..... ~ . .. 147 Ferris, Karen .. . . ... . . .. ..... 104 Fester, Charles .. . . .. .... . ... 147 Fiedler, Christopher .. . ... . 36, 161 Fileccia, Cynthia ... .... . 52, 61, 158 Fischer, Sonya . . .. . .. . 74, 83,104 Fisher, Julie. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 FISHER, R. .. .. ... . ..... 177, Fitch, Marsha .. .... .. . .. ... . Fitch, Melanie . .... . .. . . . .. . . Flemmings, Jacqueline ..... . . 1 Flesher, Scott ... . ........... 1 Fletcher, Robert . . ... . . 40, 41, 147 Flickenger, Karen .... . . . ..... 147 Floyd, Michael . .. . .. .. .. . . 26, 104 Fondren , Shaunna . . . ... . .... 133 Foote, Lee . ...... .. . . . . : . .. . 161 Foote, Paula .... .. . .. . ....... 161

Forney, Simone . . . .. 62, 79, 82 , 147 Forrester, Rose Anne . 58, 64, 70, 80, 85,87,104 Foster, Jamelyn .. . .... . .. 27 , 133 Frasca, Elizabeth 52, 61, 161 Frazier, Vanessa .... .. ......... . FREDERICKS, E.. 32 , 35, 40, 41, 177 Fredericks, Mark ... .... ... ... 14 7 Fredericks, Tara .. 23 , 38, 64, 73, 76, 89,104 Freels , Charles ........ . ..... 161 Freeman , Judith . 24, 47, 56, 77, 133 Frichtl, Dennis ..... ...... 161 Frichtl, Duane ............ .. . 147 Friedmann, Cathrine ....... 75, 104 Friedmann, Teresa ......... . . 147 Frill man, Jamie .. . 23, 27 , 52 , 56, 64 , 85,104 Frillman, Scott ... .. . 26, 52 , 56 , 147 Fritz, Christin ........... . ... .. . Froelich, Angela ......... .... .. . Fruth , Katrina ..... . . ... . . 86, 147 Fruth, Viveka . .. .... 27, 84, 89, 133 Fryer, Gail . ... .... . . . .. .. 79 , 147 Fryer, Jeffrey .......... . . . 89, 104 Fumento , Andrew .......... . . 105 Fumento, Matthew ........... 161 Furrow, John ..... . . . . ...... 161 Furrow, Mary ..... . . . ...... . . 147 Galardy, Mitchell ....... ..... . .. . Gallivan, Katie ... 23, 58, 72, 77 , 133 Gantz, Katherine .......... 61, 161 Gantz, Thomas ... ... ..... 56, 147 Gardner, Sammy .. . .. . . . . . ... 133 GARRETT, D.... .. . ... .. .... 177 Garrett, Jeffery ........... .. . 147 Gawthorp, Michael ..... . .. .. .. 75 Gerber, Dawn .. .. . . .. . 56, 70, 105 Gerber, Susan .. 30, 52, 56, 80, 158, 161 Gibbs, Jean etta ........ . 23, 58, 82 Gibbs, Pamela ...... ......... 147 Giboney, Cynthia ..... ....... 105 Giboney, Dewayne ..... .. .... 161 Gilles, Laura .. ..... .... ..... .. . Gilles, Susan ... .... . . . 74, 83,105 Gillogly, Cynthia .. . . .. .... 66, 105 Gillogly, Lesli . ..... .. ... .... 105 Gillon, Chane! ..... ..... . .. . . 147 Gillon, Yolanda ...... . . ... ... 106 Giuffre, James ......... 25, 32, 133 Gladen, Charlotte ............ 161 Glasper, Gregory ............ 147 Glidewell, Dale . . .. ... .. . ... . 133

Glidewell, Elizabeth .... 30, 81, 147 GLOBE, R................ 52, 177 Glockner, James ... .. ..... 85, 133 Goff, Randy ...... . ..... . .. . . . . . Golliher, Sandra .. .... .... 47,161 Gonzalez, Sergio .... 41, 84, 86, 161 Goodling, Anne .............. 133 Gordon, Freddie .... .. ... . .. . 161 Gordon , Roman . . .. . .... . ... 147 Gorrell, Karen ...... .... .. .. . 133 Gorrell, Mary ... . . . ... . ... 27, 106 Gorrell , Steven . .... . . .. . . . . . 161 Gossett, Adam .. .. ... .. ..... 161 Gossett, Deborah . . . .. .... 80, 147 Goyne, Julie . .... . ....... 30, 161 Grabher, Joyce ... 52, 56, 70, 77, 80, 133 Grady, Freddie ............... 45 Graham, Frances . . ....... 77, 133 Graham, Susan ........... . .. 106 Graham, Theresa ............ 161 Granato, Sarah . . . . ..... . . .. ... . Granger, Miriam ............. 147 Green, Kelly ............. .. . 147 Green , Pamela ... . . ....... .. 161 Greene, David .. ... .... ..... ... . Greene, Michael . ............ 161 Greene, Regina ..... ... 23, 62, 106 Griffet, Susan ....... . ... . ... 106 Griffin, Jaray . . ....... . . . . ... 106 Griffin, Nancy . . .... .......... 75 GRIGGS, A. . ...... .. . . . . 177, 191 Grothe, Donald .. . .. ... 25, 32 , 133 Grothe, Karen .... .. ... 30, 84, 133 Grothe, Terrie . ..... .. . 24, 87, 147 Gruelle, Russell .. .. . .... . 36, 161 Guetle, Tracy . . ...... . ...... 14 7 Grusy,Lynne .......... .. . 72 , 133 Gustafson, Ginger ........... 147 Gumbel, Jeffrey .......... 39, 107 Haarhues, Michelle ........... 148 Hagan, Kelly .......... : . . 47,148 Hagan, Michael ........ 37,87, 133 Hagen, Kirk ........ . . .. . . 39, 162 Haines, John ...... . .... ... .... . HAIZMAN, J ................ . 178 Halcrombe, Lesia ......... 82, 162 Halcrombe, Soynda ....... 82, 133 Hall, Joni . .......... .. 60, 80,148 Halton, Katherine .... .. ...... 148 Halton, Michael ......... ..... ~ 07 HALUZAK, M.... ...... ...... 178 Hambrick, Carene ...... . .. . .. 162

Hambrick, Lashunda . 52, 72, 73, 77, 133 Hambrick, Lavetta .. . ... . .. 56, 148 Hamrick, William .... 25, 32, 65, 107 Hanes, Brenda ..... . ..... 68,133 Hanson, Charles .............. 32 Harbison, Cheryl .... .... ..... 107 HARDIN, R. .. . ..... . ....... . 178 Hardin, Ricky ... ...... . ..... 133 Harding, David . . ... .' ..... 39, 133 Harding, Gregory . .. .. . 40, 41, 133 Hardwick, Allison ..... . ..... . 133 Haring, Lianne ......... 77, 83, 133 Haring, Susan . . .......... 47, 148 Hariri, Nasseh ... 65, 70, 84, 85, 107 Harkness, Karen . . . . . ..... 77, 133 Harlan, Deanna .............. 162 Harmon, Scot ... . ........ .. . 148 Harris, Patricia .............. 148 Hart, Marie ..... .. ........ .. 162 Harte, Michael ............ 56, 148 Hartman, Leslie ........... 23, 133 Hartman, Mitchell ..... . 32, 39, 133 Hartz, Kimberly .. ... .. . .. . 23, 107 Hartz, Kristi ........ . .... . 38, 148 Haruska, Garry .. . ........ 89, 108 Harvey, Anthony .. ........ 46, 162 Hassell, David ............ .. ... . Hassell, Philip ...... 32, 35, 56, 148 Hasty, David ............. 35,148 Hasty, Michael ... . . .. .. .. 85,108 Hayden , Curt ................ 108 Hays, David ................... . Hays, Laura .. . . .......... .. . 148 HAYS, R. . .. . .... . . .. ....... 178 Hays, Rebecca ... . .......... 162 Healea, Edward . . ...... .. . 56, 133 Heath , Geralee .... .... . ..... 148 Heath , Lynette ...... . . ... . 79,162 Hecht, Laura . ... . .... . . .... . 162 Heffley, Christine .. .. 24, 77, 79, 133 Hegarty, Rebecca ..... . .. . ... 133 HEINEMANN, K. ...... ... ... . 178 HEMBROUGH, G.. .. 32, 35, 48, 178 HEMBROUGH, G .. ........ ... 178 Hemphill, Stephen . ........ ... .Âˇ . Hendershott, Lori ............ 162 Henderson, Adam . ... : .. . .... 162 Henderson, Lisa ....... ... 23, 148 Henderson, Sherry . ..... . . . ... 68 Henderson, Theresa ....... 23, 134 Henderson, Tony ... .... ..... 148 Henderson, Wayde .. . . . . . .... 108 Henderson, Willie ... ...... 43, 108

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Henderson , Yvonne . ...... . .. 162 Henman, Scott .............. 162 Henry, Charla ............... 148 Hepler, Dawn ............... 133 Herges,Todd . ...... ..... 35 , 148 Hermann, Michelle .. . ...... . . 148 Hewitt, Andre ....... . ....... 134 Hicks, Bonita ....... . ........ 1oa Hieser, Eric ................... . Hilding, John ................ 134 Hill, Elizabeth ......... 30, 52 , 162 Hill, Howard .............. 41, 162 Hill, Kimberly . ............... . . . Hill born, Donna .... . ....... . . 162 Hillen, Melinda ........... 76 , 108 Hilson, Michael .. . ...... . .... 148 Hinton, Troy ........ .. 81 , 84, 162 Hire, Tammy ....... . ..... 24, 134 Hoch, Sandra ............... 148 Hodges, Randolph ...... ..... 148 Hoffman, Eric ............ 56, 134 Hoffman, Paul . . . . . . . . 25, 39, 148 Hoffman, Susan. ........ . . . .. 162 Hoke, Julie . . . . ......... .. . 108 Hoke, Victoria .. ............. 134 Holdcroft, Sharon . . .... 64, 76, 109 Holden, Diane ............... 134 Holden, Mary . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 162 Hollern, Jon ................ 134 Holliday, Kelly ............ 81, 148 Holliday, Robin .............. 134 Hollins, Hattie ............... 162 Hollis, Brian ... . ... ......... . 148 Holmes, Amy ............. : . . 162 Holt, Pamela ................ 148 Holzhauer, Julie . . ....... .... 148 Hopper, Julie . ... .. .. ....... 162 Houston, Angela ............... . Houston, Bettey ............... . Houston, Charles ..... . . ..... 148 Hovde,·Kelly ................. . . Howard, Terry ............ 56, 134 Howe, Todd ........... 40, 41, 148 Howell, Dana ... .......... 56, 109 Howell, Darry ........ . ... 45, 148 Hoy, Laurel . . . ............... 134 Hubbard, Kathleen .......... . 148 Hubert, Tracie ... ...... ...... 148 Huelsbusch, Theresa . 18, 66, 70, 72, 73,88,89,134 Huff, Lilliam . ..... . .......... 134 Hughes, Jesse .............. 162 Hutchcraft, Charles . . 25, 32, 35, 45, 148

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Hutchison, Cynthia . ... ... . . .. 148 Islam, Mohammed ........... 148 Ignasiak, Gina 58, 64, 74, 80, 83, 109 !SCHER, W ............... 88, 179 Islam, Rizvi ........... .. ..... 78 Jackson, Nathaniel . . . . . . . . . . ... Jackson, Williett ............. 134 James, Cheryl ......... 66, 76 , 109 James, Freida ... .. . .. .... 79, 148 Jamison, Julie ................ . . Jamison, Penny 148 Janowski, Patty .............. 148 Janowski, Ron 148 Janowski, Thomas ..... 72, 83, 109 Janusz, Gregory . ........ . 86, 134 Jedlinski, Janine .. .. ...... ... 162 Jefferson, Janet ..... ...... .... . Jeffersc:m, Kyra ...... .. 78, 79, 162 Jenkins, Jenette ............. 134 JENKINS, S..... .. ..... .. ... 178 Jennings, Timothy ............. . Jessop, Allison .. ... 66, 86, 89 , 134 Jessop, Peter ...... 18,66,89, 148 Johnson, Andrew .... . .... 56,148 Johnson, Anthony . ..... ....... . JOHNSON, F...... .... 74, 78, 178 Johnson, lngamar ....... .. . .... . Johnson, Kim ............. .. 162 Johnson, Kimberly ........ 52, 148 Johnson, Larissa .... .......... . Johnson, Larkin ... .... .... .. 162 Johnson, Lee . .............. 162 Johnson, Letitia .......... ." .. 109 Johnson, Marcus .... .. ...... 109 Johnson, Martin ............. 109 Johnson, Harry ........ .... .... . Johnson, Rebecca ..... . ..... 109 Johnson, Rhonda ..... .. .. ... 148 Jolliff, Nancy ............. 30, 134 Jones, Amy ............. .· ... 162 Jones, Ann .................. 78 Jones, Andralen . . .. ......... 148 Jones, Brenda ................ . Jones, Diane ................ 109 Jones, Christopher ........ 25, 148 Jones, Dwight ............... 148 Jones, Eugene ......... ... .... . Jones, Edgar ................ 162 Jones, Gerald ....... . ...... . 162 Jones, Jeffrey ....... . ....· .. . 134 Jones, Jill ............ 77, 83, 134 :Jones, Larry .............. . . 162

JONES,R ..... .... .. .. .. . ... 178 Jones, Susan .. .. ... 30, 77,84,134 Jordan , Dennis ...... . ... .. ... 134 Jordan, Stephan ...... . .... . . 162 Kadlec, Edward ..... .. . . .... 134 Kahler, Kandy . . . ...... . . . . . . 134 Kaiser, Heidi ... . .. . 23, 76, 77,134 Kanet, Laurie ...... . ..... 4 7, 162 Kanet, Suzanne ............... . Kao , Karen . ... . ...... .. . . .. 162 Kappes, Michael .... . .... . ... 162 Karich, John .......... 32, 65, 109 Karich, Theresa ....... . . . 4 7, 162 Kazemi , Hossem ... ... . 28, 82, 148 Kearns, David ...... . .. .. . . .. 149 Kearns, Kathleen ...... ....... 75 Keeling, Michael ............. 162 Keirns, Alicia ... ..... ... . .... 162 Keirns, Phaedra ...... . 84, 88, 134 Kelly, Robert ................ 162 Kemper, Scott ......... 32, 52, 109 Kennedy, Diana ... . .. .... 83,110 Kerr, Joseph ... . ......... . .. 162 Kerr, Shelly ............ ... .. 134 Keyhea,Robert ......... . .. . .. . . Kight, Scott ........ 32, 39, 86, 134 Kihlstrom, Eric ........ ...... 162 King, Michelle ....... . .. . .... 110 King, Robert .................. . Kinney, Willie . . ..... .. ...... 134 Kisseberth, Christopher .... 73, 134 lasing, Rana .... . ... .. .. ... 134 Kla s, Mark .............. 32, 134 Klein, Brenda ......... 52, 80, 110 Klein James ..... . . . ..... 36, 162 Klitzing, Steven ... . .... 37, 65, 110 KMOCH, E. . ..... . ....... 25, 178 KNIG T, E.. ........ . ...... . 178 Kobel, Donna .... . .. . .... ... 110 Kod s, Carolyn .... . ... 18, 89, 110 Kohl, Stacey ................ 163 Kohl r, John .... 70, 73, 80, 87, 134 KOHUER, P . .............. 81, 179 Kohlmann, David . ..... . .. . .. 134 Kohlmann, Joseph .. . . .. . ... . 110 Kohlm nn, Theresa .. . ....... 163 Kokotovic, Milica .... .. 52, 158, 163 Korb, Brendan ......... . .... 163 Kosmo oulos, Helen ...... . .. 163 ouzmanoff, Diane ... . ....... 11 0 Kouzmanoff, Jeffrey ....... 86, 135 Kouzmanoff, John ........... 149 Kraatz, James . .. .. .. ..... 56 . 149

KRAMER, T ............ ..... 179 Kristensen, Siv ........... 86, 111 Krouse, Robert ... .. .... . . 37,1 11 Krouse, Thomas . . ...... .. 37, 149 Kuhn, Laura ............. 83,149 Kunde, Douglas ....... 32, 39, 135 Kurth, James ... .. ..... . .. 69, 135

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LaDuke, Kristin .... 0 .. 0 0 . . 66, 135 Lamb, Joe . ..... . 0 0 0 . . 0 .. 37, 163 Lambert, Tammy . ....... .. ... 149

Lewis, Tina . . . .. Lewis, Tony ..... . ... . . 0 0 . 0 . . 163 Limes, Paula .. . . . .... . ...... 135 Limp, Robin ......... . . 27, 56, 163 0

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Lipsc9mb, Kathy ..... . . Livingston, Joel . ..... . ...... 135 Lofland, Janet .. . ..... . 68, 79, 135 Logue, Kevin ....... ......... 112 Long, Toni . .. ...... . ...... .. 135 Longfellow, William ... . ...... 149 LOVELL, A .... . .. . . . .. . .... . 180 Loveman, Melesa ......... 75, 112

Laslie, Cletus .... . . ......... 149 Lassiter, Angela ....... . ..... 111

Lowery, Judy . ...... .. .. .... 163 Lowery, Nancy .. . .... . ...... 149

Lassiter, Robin ....... . Lathrop, Ethekda 0 .... 0.. ... . 149

Lowry, Robert ............... 163 Lumsden, Paul ... 32, 35, 59, 56, 149 Lynch, Marcia .... . .... 74, 83,112 Lyke,Kevin ... .. .. .... ... 87,135 Lyons, Beth ................. 112

Lancaster, Jerald . . 0 . . .. 0 0 0 .. 135 Lane, Thomas ..... ... . ..... . 111 LANGE, L . . . ..... 0 . . ... ... .. 179 LANGSJOEN , R. ...... . . .. 85, 179 Langley, Christine 24, 72, 111 Langley, Michael ... . 36, 41, 56, 163

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Maxwell, Brian ... ..... 0 0 ... . 149 Maxwell, Christopher ..... 0 ... 163 Maxwell, Kevin .. ...... .. 0... 163 May, Barbara . ..... 0 .. 0 . .... 135 May, Renee .. ... . . . .... .. 68,163 May, Wayne ......... . .... .. 113 Mayes, Steven .... . . 70, 78, 85, 113 McAfee, Christopher . . . ...... 135 McAfee, Eric ................ 163 McAuliffe, John . ........ . . 25, 135 McAuliffe, Thomas . . . .. 25, 75, 113 McCabe, Angela ............. 163 McCabe, Kimberly ... .. ........ . McCabe, Mark .............. 149 McCain, Donald .. . ...... .. .. 135 McCain, St. Thord ....... .. ... 163 McCarty, John ........ . ... 32,113 McClain, Mark ...... 0 ........ 113 McClellan, Belinda ...... . .... 135 McClellan, Brenda ........... 135 McClellan, Esque Jr . ..... ... .... . McClelland, Melvin ........ 36, 163 McClelland, Ruby . .. . ........ 149 McCierren, L. ...... .... .. 40, 114 McConkie, Heather ........... 163 McConkie, Lynette .. . ..... 79, 149 McCormick, John ... 0 . 0 ..... . 114 McCowen , Carole ..... . .. . 38, 149 McCoy, Bryan ............ 32, 135 McCoy, Bryan ...... 0. 0 . ...... 149 McCulley, Wayne ............ 163 cCullough, Andrea . ... 24, 38, 149 McCullough, Greg ... .. . 25 . 37, 135 Mcpaniel, Tim .. .... .. . ...... 135 McDonald, Jimmie ...... .... . .. . McDuffee .. . ....... 38,64,87,114

INDEX I 209

McGinnis, Katherine . 23, 56, 64, 70, 76,85,88,114 McGlamery, Steven .. 69, 85, 87 ,114 McGow, Bryan ............. . 135 MCGUIRE, J .... . ........ . ... 180 McKee, Donald ....... . .. . ... 163 McKeown , Jeffrey .. .. . . . . . 56, 163 McKinley, Alicia . . . .. .. .. . 23, 149 McKinney, Curtiss .. . ... .... . . . . McLaird, Debra .... . . . .. .. 89, 136 McMahon , Dennis .. .... .. ... . 163 McMahon , Joseph . .. ... . . 32, 136 McMahon, Thomas ..... . ..... 114 McNamara, Kim ..... 23 , 60, 80, 149 McNamara, Michelle ... . 47, 80, 164 McNamara, Terrance . . . 37, 39, 114 McNamer, Teresa .. . . . . ..... . 149 McNattin , Diane . . . . . . ... 83, 149 McNish, Dave . . . . . . . . ... 75, 114 McNutt, Karen . . ........ . . ... 164 McQueen , Steven ... ........... . Medjesky, Michelle .. ..... .. . . 149 Meeks, Deloris .... . .. . . . ...... . Meeks, Kenneth . . ... .. 32, 35, 149 Meister, Lisa . . . . ... . ..... . .. 164 Meister, Lori . . . ... .. . . .. . .. . 136 Melchi , Kimberly ..... ... . . .. . 149 Mendenhall, Aharon ..... . .. .. . . . Menguy, Michelle .. . 27, 72, 76, 114 Menner, Janet . . . ....... ... . . 150 Merriweather, Terry . .... ... . . 164 Merten , Mark .. . ... . ... 26, 65, 114 Meyer, Eric . .. . . 32, 39, 65,81 , 114 Meyer, Scott . . .. . .. . ... . . 35, 150 Miller, Bradley .... .. . .. . .. 37, 150 Miller, Bruce .. . . . ..... . ...... . . Miller, Dianna . .. ... . .. . . . 38, ~ 36 Miller, James .. .. ... 32, 49, 74,114 Miller, Kevin ... .... . ... . . 84, 150 Miller, Maria . ... . . ..... . .... 115 Miller, Mike . . .. . ... . . . ..... . . 36 MILLER, R.. ... . .. . .. . . . 180, 196 Miller, Willard . .. . .. . .. . . .... 164 MILLS, M. . ..... . . . . . . . .. 47, 180 Milne, Scott .. . . . ... . .. . .. 41,164 Minor, Eric .... .. . . ....... . . 150 Minor, Hoy .. .. . . .... . ...... 150 Minton , George . .... .. .... 81, 115 Mitchell, Brian . . . . ..... . .. .. . 136 Mitchell, Lisa ... . . . . . .. . .. 87, 136 Mitchell, Pat . . . .... . ........ 150 Mitchem, Clifford ... . . .. ..... 150 Mochel, John ....... . .. . . . .. 150 Moen, Harold . . .. . . . .. .. .... 150

210 I INDEX

Montgomery, Jennifer ..... 56, 150 Montgomery, Lisa ......... 87, 136 Mood y, Gregory ............. 136 MOON , J ............. 85, 181, 196 Moore, Dora ............. . .. 136 Moore, Dwight .......... . .. . 150 Moo e, John . .. . .. .. . . . .. .. ... . Moore, Mark . .. .......... . .. 136 Moore, Mike . . .......... . 25, 115 Moore, Minnie .. . . .. ... .. . .. . .. . Mort, Elizabeth . . 18, 73, 78, 89, 115 Morgan, Michelle .. .......... 164 Morgan, Teresa . .... ... ... . . 164 Morger, Melissa ... . . . .... 56, 150 Morris, Jill .... . .. . .. .. 70, 87, 136 Morris, Rodney . . .. .. . . 85, 87, 136 Morrissey, Terry . .... . ..... .. 164 Morrison, George .. .. .... .. . . 115 Morrison, Terri . . . ......... . . 136 MOSHER, D. ...... ... ... . ... 181 Mosley, James . . . . . . . . . . . . . 164 Mosley, Tammra ... . ..... . ..... . Mosley, Teresa .. . .... .. . ... . 150 Mosley, Vincent . . .. . . ... .... 150 Moss, Dallas . .. . . ... .... 132, 136 Mosser, Keith .... . .. . . .. .... 150 Mosser, Wayne .. . .. . . .. . . . . . 150 MOTT, C .. . ..... .. .. . ... . 87, 181 Mullins, Anthony .. . . . .. ..... . 150 Mulrooney, Kevin . . ... . 32, 35, 150 Mulrooney, Teresa . ... . . .. 83, 115 Munds, David .. .... . ..... .. . 164 Munds, Jeffrey .. . .. . . . 32, 85, 150 Munds, Julie .... .... . .... . .. 116 Munds, Michelle .. . .. .. . ... . . . . . Murphy, James . . ... . . .. . . 75, 136 Murphy, Kathy ............ 62, 150 Murphy, Kelly .. . . .. ... . . .. . . 164 Musson, Scott .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . 164 Naanes,Debra ... . .. . .... . .. 116 Nagy, Robin . . .. .... . ... .. .. 150 Nash, Billy .. . ... .. . . ... . . . . .. . . Nash, Dennis . . ... . . . ... . ... 164 Nash, Eric ... . .. . . .. ... . . .. . 150 Neeley, Levone . ..... . . .. . . .. 150 Nelson, James .... . . 32, 35, 39, 150 Nelson, Lisa ........ 23, 64, 81, 116 Nelson, Michael . .. . . ... . . 36, 164 NELSON, R . ... ..... 37, 39, 81, 181 Nelson, Thomas . ...... . . . . ... . . Nelson, Timothy .. . ... .... . ... . . Nesbitt, Cassandra ... .. . . .. . . 150 Nettl, Gloria . . ... . . . . ... .... . .. .

Neuman, Mark .... .. 28, 52, 87, 11 6 Nicholas, Paul ........ . ... 35, 150 Nicholas, Susan ........ . .... 164 Nichols, Jeffrey ....... . ... 36, 164 Nickell, John .......... 32, 35, 150 Nihiser, Richard . . .. . ........ 150 Nihiser, Robert . .. ...... . . 75, 116 Nihiser, Shelly .......... .. . .. 164 Nimmo, Kelli ... . ... . . .. . .47, 150 Noffsinger, Linda .. .... .. . . . . 164 Nolan , Mary .. . ...... . .. . .. . . 150 NOLEN , ~- . .. .... ... . .. . . 85, 181 NOLLEN, T .. .... . .... . .. 158, 181 NORMAN, G . .. . .. . .... . .. .. . 181 Oare, Kathleen ..... .. .. . .. .. 136 Oare, Mark ... . . . . . . .. .. . ... 150 O'Connor, Terry .. . . .. . ... ... 150 O'Donnell, Teresa .. . . . 52, 144, 150 O'Donnell, Thomas . ... . . . ... . 150 Oestreicher, Dawn . .. .. 38,47, 164 Oestreicher, Diane . . 38, 47, 83,136 Ogdon, Marla .. .... ... 24, 47, 136 Ogdon, Regina .... . 30, 47, 56, 164 O'Keefe, Holly . . . .. .... ... . . . 164 O'Keefe, Stephen . ... . . 37, 52, 136 Oliver, Stewart ...... .. . . . . . . 150 Oliver, Thomas .. ... ...... . . . 116 Olson, Keith . . . . . . .. 28, 56, 82, 136 O'Neill, Melinda .. .. . .. . . . ... 116 Osborn, Donna . ... .. . . ..... . 116 Osmond, Kimberly . ... . . . . 68, 164 Ott,Sandra . . ..... .. . ... . 79,164 OTTMERS, D . . .. . . ... .. . . 56, 181 Overholt, Teresa ... .. ..... 88, 150 Overman, Elizabeth ... . . 23, 47, 150 Owens, Donna . .. . ... . . ... .. 117 PAGE K. . . . . ... . ...... . . 89, 181 PALMER, L. . . . . . . . .. . .... . .. 181 Palmer, Louie . ... .. . .. . .. . . . . 164 Palmisano, Brenda ... 52, 58, 77, 80, 136 Parker, Vincent . . . .. . ... . .... 164 Parker, Willie ... . . . . ... . ..... 150 Parmenter, Eric ... . . 25, 35, 39, 150 Pascal, Tracey . . ...... 66, 79,136 Patton , Deena . . . . . . .. . ... 75, 117 Patzke, Karen . ... . . . ... . .... 136 Paul, Stanley ... . ... . .. .. . 25, 136 Pearson, Lucretia .. .. .. 79, 82, 164 Pedigo, John .. .... . ...... 66, 150 Pedigo, Pamela . ... . . . ... .. .. 136 Pel more, Chris . . ... . . . 36, 46, 164

Pelmore, Melissa . ......... . . 150 Pence, Sarah . ...... .. . . . 56,164 Peressini, Patricia ... . .. 30, 64, 117 Perkins, Edward ......... . ... 117 Perring, Richard ............. 117 PERRY, M. . ............. 38, 181 Peters, David . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . Peters, Herbert . . . . . . . . . ..... 1 50 Peterson, Clark ........... 37, 164 Peterson, Terrence .......... 164 Petit, Scott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150 Petit, Sona. . . . . . ........ 89, 117 Petrillo, Veronica .... 74, 83, 89, 118 Petry, Charles ........... . ... 164 Petry, Joseph .. . ......... 32, 136 Pettigrew, L. ............ . .. 164 Pettis, James . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · Petty, Jeffrey .... . . .. . . ...... 164 Pfeffer, Alice .... . . .. . . 83, 86, 118 Pf ffer, June ... . ........... . 164 Pte fer, MichaeJ .. . .... . ..... 136 ~ierce, Jason . . . . . . . . . . .... 136 E?y~rce, Kel y . . . . ... ..•......... iker, Susan ......... r-:--. . . . 136 ~per, Mark ..... 32>, 35, 43, 45, 151 Pirie, Bruce .......... . ...... 165 l?irie, James Jr.. . ... 43, 72, 8()), 151 irtle, Pamela ........ . 52, 66, 136 Pir.tle, Yvette ............. 79, 151 Piskin, Kemal ......... . . . ... 165 Pittman, Janice ........... 62, 1 1 BLttooan, Paul . 32, 40,41, 65, 8 , 118 PITTMAN, R. ................ 181 Rlagg, Terrell ............... 165 Plotner, Dena ......... 72, 88, 136 Porte~. Carol ............. 56, 151 Poshard, Melissa ......... 56, 136 Powell, Britton ............ 28, 165 Powell, Georgia . ......... 62, 118 · Powell, Jeffery ..... . ... 25, 37, 136 Powell, Kenneth ........... . . 136 Powell, Timothy ......... 36,165 Prasse,Herbert ........ 25,65, 118 Pratt Donald Jr............ . . 118 Pratt, Miles ............. . ... 13 Price, Angela ... 52, 56, 80, 158, 165 Priester, Earniste .............. . Prigmore, Kris 'na ............ 151 Pritchard, Sue . . ....... 24, 38, 151 Proksch,Robert ..... . .... 39,118 Punkay, Lisa . 64, 70 7,.8, 83, 85, 118 Pyles, Robert . . ............ 151

Quinn, Thomas . . .. ... . ... 73, 118 Racer, Marcus .... .. ..... 84, 151 Raether, Helmut ... .. ..... 84, 118 Ramshaw, Laura .... . ..... 47, 165 Rascheff, Luba ........... 86, 136 Rasi'Tlussen, Joni ....... 60, 80, 151 Rasmussen, William ....... 39,136 Rawley, Brian ............... 136 Rawley, Louis ............... 165 Reekers, Jody ............... 136 Redd, Darlene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . Redd, Mable ................. : . Redd, Mary ................. 151 Redd, Willie. . . . . . . ........... . Redmond, Clarence ........ . . 136 Reed, William ............... 151 Reifsteck, Bruce ....... . ..... 151 Reinertsen, Karen . . . . . . .. 56, 165 Remmert, Richard ............ 28

Riddell, Randall ...... . . ..... 118 Riddell, Rickie ............... 165 Riggins, Amy ............ . 23, 151 Robbins, Brian ..... . .. . ...... 35 Roberts, Eric ............. 45, 151 Robe s, Kathy .............. 165 R BE S, L. ............... 182 Roberts, Sarah ... . . . Robertson, Cynthia . .......... 151 Robinson, Andrue ....... . . . . 151 Robinson, Brian . . . . . . . . . . . 165 Robinson, La r~ . . ........... 151 Robinson, Mae ... . .... 23, 60, 151 Robinson, Wanda ............ 151 Roetemeyer, Toya . . . . . . . . . . 165 Rogers, Barbara . . . . . . ...... 165 ~ogers, Bradley . .. ...... . ... 137 Rogers, Todd ......... 36, 46, 165 Ramanos, Costis ............. 151 Romero, Cjuistopher ...... 87, 137 ROMERO, L. ................ 182 Romero, Steven . . ........... 152 Roney, George ........... 39, 152 Roney, Kimberly .. . . . ........ 119 ROSE, R. ................... 182 Rose, Tony ................... . Roseman, Cindy ............. 152 Rosenbaum .............. 74,119 Ross, Ferron ........ . ..... , . 152 Ross, Michael .. . ......... 25, 137

Ross, Natalie ...... . ...... . .. 137 Rothenberg, Stephen ......... 152 Rotzoll, Keith . . . . . . . . . . . .. 137 Rouse, Michael .......... . ... 152 Rowe, Tricia . . .............. 152 Roy, Gary .................. 152 Roy, Sheryl ................. 137 Rudnick, David . . .. . 41, 52, 84, 165 Rudnick, Marilyn . . .. 18, 66, 89, 137 Russell, Deborah ............ 137 Russell, Gregory ...... . ...... 137 Russell, Mark ............... 152 Rybak, Nancy ............... 137 Ryniek, Lee ........... 23, 60, 152 Saathoff, Jacob .......... 75, 119 Saathoff, Kevin . .. .. 25, 32, 35, 152 Sanders, Colette ...... . ........ . Sanford, Jon .. . ........ . . . . . 137 ~ansone,Kathy .. ~ . . ...... 77,137 Santas, Elizabeth ......... 86, 137 Saunders, Betsy . . . . . . . . 81, 152 Sa),/gnon, Daniel ....... . .... 152 Seaggs, ifhomas . 26, 70, 8 89, 13 SCANLAN, S. ......... . .... 182 Scantlebury, Marie ... 70, 79, 82.r87, ;137 Schade, Tonja ......... 23, 85, 119 Schertz, Rodney ............. 137 Schilling, Ann ............... 152 Sct.lleef, Jeffrey .............. 137 Schmall, Susan .............. 165 Schmidt, Mary. . . . . . . . . . .... 75 Schmidt, Theresa ............ 137 Schmidt, Tom . . .. . .... . ..... 165 Schmisseur, Eric ....... 40,41, 152 Schmisseur, Melonie ...... 23, 119 Schmitz, Joni ............... 120 Schrock, Michael ............ 165 Schroat, Ricky .............. 152 chroeder, Michael .......... 120 Schweighart, Jeffrey .... 36, 56, 165 Schweighart, Susan .. 58, 64, 72, 78, 120 Schweighart .... 24, 3(!), 41, 84, 137 Scogin, Larry ............ : . . 165 Scott, Marty ..... . ........ 32,120 Scribner, Charles ............. 75 Scroggins, Jimmy ......... 85, 165 Segall, Gregory .............. 137 Segall, Richard, ....... . ....... 65 Selander, Steven .............. . SEIFERT, J .. . ......... ·... 80,182 Selph, Kevin . ........ . ...... 16~

Semonin, Patricia .. ... . 73, 88, 137

Smith, Robert ............ 74,122

Tabor, Bonnie .......... ..... 166

Sergent, Brian .. .. ........ .. . 120

mith, Terry ............. ... 152

Tabor, Mark ........... . . .. . 137

Severns, Laura ....... ... . ... 137

Smothers, Dale .............. 153

Tatman, Donna ... ........ ... . 166

Severns, Vanessa .... . ....... 165

Snelling, James ............. 166

Tatman, Na cy .......... .... 166

Seward, Kerry .... ........... 120

Snow, Jill .......... 58, 64, 76, 122

Tauber, Linda ............... 153

SEXTON, R. . . . . . .... ..... .. 182

Snyder, Clayton ......... . 37, 166

Shackelford, Mark ............ 82

Sparks, Jeffery ........... 86,137

Shackelford, Valarie ... ... .... 121

SPEER, D............ 72, 144, 182

Shah, Syed ....... ....... 41,165

Speer, Dale ..... . .. ...... 41, 166

Sharp, Li'ldsey ...... ..... 87, 137

Speer, Joel .... .. ........... 122

Sharp, Meunda ... ........... 121

Spencer, Lisa ......... 72, 76, 122

SHAUL, A ... . ..... . ..... .... 182

Spencer, Norman ......... 74,122

Terry, Elliott ............. .43,123

Shaw, David ................ 137

Spencer, Sanna . . ........ 72,137

Terry, Kenneth

Shaw, Randall ...... ...... 45, 152

Spinkel, Mike ......... . .· . .... 84

T erstriep, Amy .............. 166

Shaw, Ronald ......... 36, 46, 165

Spitz, Anne ... . ............... .

Terstriep, Jeffrey ........ . ... 123

Shelly, Amy ..... . . ....... 68, 165

Spitz, Dean .............. 39, 153

T estory, Scott ............ 52, 166

Shelton, Samuel .......... 43, 121

Spitz, Kenneth .. . ............ 73

Testroy, Amy ..... . .... .. .... . 86

Sherbert, Cynthia ..... .. ..... 121

Spitz, Kristi ................. 153

Thomas, Bryan .......... . 84, 123

Sherwood, Timothy .... ...... 165

Spitzer, David ............ 87, 123

Thompson, Edward . .. . .. . . . . 123

Shierry, Diane ............ 73, 137

SPOONAMORE, J ............ 183

Thomas, Michael ............ 138

SHROCK, D.... ............. 182

SPOONER, S. . ........ .. . 86, 183

Thompson, Brett ............... .

SHUMAN, D ................. 182

Taylor, Debbie .............. 166 Taylor, Gertrude ............. 137 Taylor, Randall ........... 86, 166 Taylor, Timothy .............. 153 Tepper, Mara ............ 73, 138

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Sprague, Michael ............ 153

Thompson, Christin .... . ..... 153

Sibley, Steven ............... 152

Sprouse, William .......... 39, 153

Thomas, Bryan . . ......... 84, 123

Sims, Joseph ............... 152

Stacy, Kimberly ..... . ........ 153

Thomas, Christopher .. . ...... 153

SINDER, M . ................. 182

Staggs, Robert ..... 32, 56, 86, 137

Thomas, Michael ............ 138

Sinnott, Cheryl ...... ... .. ... 152

Stallman, Andrew ......... 56, 137

Thomas, Shelley ........ . .... 166

Sinnott, Denise ........... 68, 121

Stallmeyer, John ..... .. ... 86, 166

Thompson, Brett ............. . . .

Sinnott, Jill . . . .............. 165

Stanfield, Rose ............ .. 166

Thompson, Cheryl . ... . .. . ... 166

Sippel, David ...... ....... 84, 121

Staples, Jennifer . ......... 56, 123

Thompson, Christin .......... 153

Sippel, Douglas ... ..... ... 87, 152

Staples, Steven .. .. ....... 35, 153

Thompson, E. ..... . . .. .. .... 138

Skeltcr:, Jeanne ..... ... ..... 122

Stenzel, Erich ..... ..... . . 56, 153

Thompson, Edward ......... . 123

SkeHon,Susan .............. 152

Sterling, Lewis . .. ........ ... 153

Thompson, Jeffrey . .... . ..... 138

SKIZAS, L. ............... . . 182

Stevens, Diane . . ............ 153

Thompson, Otis .......... 46, 166

Slade, Gail .................. 152

Stevenson, Dale . . ............. .

Thow, Helen ....... . .. 64, 73, 124

Slade, Helen .............. .. 122

Stewart, Andrea .......... 58, 137

Thurber, Kevin ........... 56, 167

Slade, Marty ............. 39, 165

Stewart, Juhn ......... 36, 39, 166

Thurber, Mark . . . ...... 35, 56, 153

Slates. Angela ...... . ..... 82, 152

Stewart, Vanessa ...... 62, 74, 123

Thurman, Tammera .... . .. 81, 153

Slaughter, Alisa ............. 165

Stinson, Susan .............. 123

TIGHE, £. . .............. 78, 183

Slichter, Ann ................ 152

Stone, Bruce ............. . .. 123

Tillman, Desiree ....... 23,47, 138

Slocum, Mary ............ 56, 165

STORCH, N......... .... 183, 189

Timme, Debra .. .... 23, 79, 81, 124

Smith, Carl ........ . ..... 78, 122

Stotts, Stephani .... . ...... . . 166

Toews, Annette ... .... .. . . .. .. . .

Smith, Cassandra ............ 137

Stradley, Janis .... . . 72, 78, 85, 123

TOMLINSON, A . . ... . .... 73, 183

Smith, Cynthia ....... ..... 52, 122

Stroinski, Margie .......... . .. 153

TOMLINSON, J. . ... ..... . ... 183

Smith, Ginny ....... 64, 70, 88, 122

Stroud, Anita ......... . ... 23, 123

Torrens, Carol ..... ... .... 83, 153

Smith, Jacq4.eline ....... . .... 165

Stroud, David . . ... . . . ....... 166

Townley, Brad ... .. ............ .

Smith, James ......... ...... 165

Strow, Pam ..... .. ............ .

Townley, Ross .... . ......... 167

Smith, Janet ....... .... . .... 152

Sullivan, Dawn .............. 166

Trahiotis, Patricia .... ..... 62, 153

Smith, Laurie .. ........ .. .... 122

Sullivan, Steve .... . . . .. .. . . . 166

Trautman, Babette ... . .. .. 38, 167

Smith, Lisa ........ .... .. . .. 152

Swartz, Matt ........ . .. ....... .

Trimble, Terry ... . . . ...... 32, 124

Smith, Michelle . ............. 166

Sweeney, Mark .. . ......· .. 86, 137

Troiano, Thomas ............ 138

Smith, Rebecca .......... 75, 122

Szymaniak, Kathleen ... . .. 66, 137

Tromley, Christy .. . . .. . . . . .. . 124

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Tromley, Scott .... . . ... . .... 167

Walt, Lisa . . . .. ... .... ...... 153

Williams, James

Truitt, Daniel ................ 153

Walter, Harry . 28, 65, 72, 78, 82, 125

Williams

Trumbull, Douglas . . . . . . .... 153

Wamsley, Marty ...... . . . . . .. 126

Williams, Juanita

Truscelli, Gerianne ..... . .... . 138

Ward, Daniel ..... . . ... .. . ..... .

Williams, Kerry .

Truscelli, Gina ............... 153

Warm bier, Jeffrey . . . ..... 46, 167

Williams, Kevin ....

To, Tu .................... . .. .

Warmbier, Kenneth . . . . . 5, 43, 138

Williams, Kimberle

Turner, Patricia .............. 138

Warren, Octavia ......... .. .... .

Williams, Pearlie

Turner, Rabon ........ . .. . .... .

Warren, Troy . ......... . .... . 154

Tuveson, Christopher . . . . . . . . . 67

Washington, Angela ... . 79, 82, 167:

Twardock, Robert ......... 88, 138

Washington, Patritia . ... 23, 8

Tyree, Joh

Watson, Jo

.......... . 28, 43, 124

Watson, Kevin . . . . . . 2, 35, 6, 154 Uchendu, Victor ............. 138

Wavering, Laura . . ........ 38, ~ 3

Unzicker, Ronald ............ 138

Weatherall, Falica . . .. . . . .. . .. 1

Urbanek, Anthony ......... 32, 124

Webb, Francine

Urbanek, Katherine .......... 167

Web ,

rri

Williams, Robert . Âˇ iams, Sharese

IV . . . . . . . . . . . . 167

167

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Ilia son, Chris Williamson, Gary. . . , Charles .. . WILLIS, C .. . ............

. 1

Wilso , Kelli . . . . . . . . . .

Urbanek, Kevin .............. 138

Wilson, Kimberly ......... 56, ,6

Urbanek, Michael ......... 32, 124

, R.. .... .. ...

VALENTINE, G ............... 184

Wilson , Wendy . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Vanauken,Ang~a ........... 167

VANCE, M .......... 30, 76, 77,:184

Wimme

hony . . . . . .

Wimmer, D u las . ..... .

138

Wmgler, Larry . . . . .. . . . Vanatta, Richard ............. 124 VanMeter, Stacy ....... 72, 76, 124

Wells, Daniel . . . . . . .. . . . elsh , Floyd . . . . . . . . . . . 56, 167

Wingler, Mary . . .. .... . Wininger, Tommie . . . . .

39, 168

WISEMAN, G. . . . . . . . . . . . 84, 18d Wenschhof, Christopher . ..... 167

Wiseman, Stephen .. 3 , r: 45, 154

Wenschhof, Sherry ..... 69 87, 126

Wisniews i,

Wermers, Gregory

Wolff, Kevin. . . . . . . . . . . .

....... 25, 138

ricka . . . . . . . .

126

Wermers, Leah . . . .......... 154

Woods, Adrienne . . . . . . . . . . . 168

Werner, Joyce . . . . . . . 27, 77,138

Woods, Erita .. ..... , . . . . .

. . 82

Westjohn, Karl ........ 69, 86, 138

Woods, Kathy .. .. . .... 24, 7

. . . .. . . 124

Weston, Deirdre ............. 138

WOODS, M .. . . . .. . ....... 2

Veasley, Bridgette ... .. . 82, 87, 138

Wheeler, Na alie .......... 78, 167

Vernon, Patricia ....... 74, 83, 125

Whitley, Danny . . . . . . . . . ...... .

Worthington, Virginia ... 73, 87,

Vogel, Sarah . . . . . . ... 30, 86, 167

WHITE, B............. 74, 83, 184

Wrigt,t, Paula . . ... . .. .... 75,

Yarbrough ,

aughn, Tamara.....

Whitlatch, Laurie ............ 154 Wachala, Edward .... . .. . . 25, 153

Whi

ey,

icheUe ...... 30, 61, 168

itsitt, Scott ............ 26, 126

YATES, M .......... . 27, 184,

Wienke, Lori ................ 154

Yearby, T eren

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Willard, Anna ............. 38,154

Yets, Deana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Willard, Marilee ............... 68

Vette, Kenneth . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154

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Williams, Alan ............ 35,154

Wahl, Timothy ............. . . 125

Young, Carol. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139

Williams, Brenda ..... . ....... 138

ade, Ju een . . . . .. . . 79, 8 , 125 Wade, Kelleen

arlene . . . . . . . . .

Waisvisz, Max . .. ............ 153

Williams, Charles ............. . .

Zak, Eva . .. . . ... .. . ... . . . . "39

Waldbauer, Susan .. ...... 30, 138

Williams, Clydezel . . . . . . . . . ... 126

Zek, Stephen . .. ..... . . 26, 65, 126

Walker, Bradley ....... . 39, 87, 125

Williams, Cyrus ..... 45, 82, 87,154

Zanussi, Gerry .. . .. . . . .. . ..... .

Walker, Brian ............... 138

Williams, Dewayne . .. ... . .. . . 138

Zarbuck, Collen ............. 139

Walker, Troy ...... . ......... 167

Williams, Donna .............. 68

Zemlin, Karl . . . . ........... 126

Waller, Scott

125

Williams, Earleen . ........... 138

Zimmerman, Michael .. . ...... 139

Walling, Daniel . . ....... . .... 125

Williams, Gala .. . ...... . . .. .. 168

Ziegler, Greg ..... .. ... . . .... 168

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