CENTURIAN 1983 VOLUME XVI CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL 913 SOUTH CRESCENT DRIVE CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS
TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING ..... ........................ ... .................... .... ........... .. ..... .......... •.. . 1- 17 SPORTS ... .. ..... ... .. .. ... .. ... ................................ .... ......... .................. 18- 55 Thomas Lee - Karen Espeseth STUDENT LIFE ...... .. ... ... ................................ .... ..................... ....... 56- 77 ORGANIZATIONS .......... ................................ .. .. ..... ....................... 78-115 Diane Galhvan - Demse Leskis UNDERCLASSMEN ...................................................................... 116-149 M1ke North-Reggie Nat1v1dad SENIORS .... ..... ................................... .. ................. ............. .... ... 150-185 Maryann Ou1nn-June Pfeffer ACADEMICS .................................... ... .......... ............. ................ 186-203 Susan Baker Cathy M1nogue CLOSING .... .. ... ..... .................. ...... ......... .................................... 204-206 ADVERTISEMENTS .................... .................................................. 207-219 INDEX .............. .................. ... ..................................................... 220-224
CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF: Colleen Manning-Cheryl Bartels TYPIST: June Pfeffer ARTIST: James Boyce PHOTOGRAPHERS: Bryan Cox-M1ke Muhlenhaupt-Reggie Natividad EDITORIAL ADVISOR : E. Engelhaupt
BUSINESS ADVISOR: D. Speer
CHARGERS HAVE A TASTE
... FOR LIFE
BEAT CENTRAL WEEK
Sp1rit ran h1gh this year during Beat Central Week. Once again the Chargers played the1r cross-town rivals in the opening game of the season, so the atmosphere was doubly tense. Students showed the1r sp1nt by joining in the fun on Surf's Up Day, Hat Day, Blue Day, and everyone's favorite . . . Tw1t Day. Throughout the week the Chargers smashed the Maroons' car to p1eces in the traditional car bash. On Friday the cheerleaders, the lancers, and the band performed at the pep assembly. The band also hosted the annual spaghetti dinner before the game. Kick off t1me was 7 :30. The Chargers played with great spirit and determination, but unfortunately the Maroons won. The Chargers still had high hopes for the rest of the season , though, and there's
The band leads the Chargers m the f1ght song at the pep assembly.
always the prom1se of "next year."
The football players get ready to catch some of that Charger sp1r1t.
Band d1rector Mr. Mahoney gets mto the mus1c.
4 Openong
How ¡s the game gomg Chargers7
Semor Chargers g1ve the cheerleaders some compet1t1on at the Central game.
Susan Gerber wallops the Central car dur¡ mg Beat Central Week
Chr~s
Brademas dlfects the band w1th a
warnmg to all loafers on her back .
Openong 5
' Testmg. one. two. three •.. •• says Mr. Dav1s.
Cella Jones escorts Central tw1t M1chelle Whitney around Centenmal.
Central tw1t, Susan Baker. has a hard t1me seemg her money through her space glasses
What are Central tw1ts, Angela Washmgton and Randy Taylor domg m Centenmafl
6 Openong
CENTENNIAL VS. CENTRAL
Teresa Graham works at the concess1on stand at the Central game. M1ke M1ller and Chns F1edler confer w1th the referee before the Central game.
( The football team prepares to meet Central
Coach Dav1s smiles as he listens to the cheers of the crowd.
Opemng 7
CHARGERS SHOW THEIR SPIRIT
8
9
SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW
Makmg reference to the popular v1deo game Pac-Man. the Semor float eas1ly
The Jumor float salutes the Chargers.
wms flfst place
Chargers say they 're number one duflng the Homecommg parade.
The football team IS ready to wm.
The band concentrates on the mus1c duflng the parade.
10
SOMETHING BORROWED, SOMETHING BLUE
The Sophomore float threatens a st1cky end to Sprmgf1eld Gnffm.
The Freshman float (2nd place) prom1ses to hang-up the Cyclones.
The Sophomore cheerleaders show thelf sp1nt.
Horses m the Homecommg Parade7 A mce touch Chargers'
Openmg 11
HOMECOMING - A TIME FOR MEMORIES
The Chargers ftght hard agamst Sprmgfteld Gnffm.
Kevm Thurber presents Chns Brademas wtth the Charger of the year award.
Gerry Dozter looks around for someone to gtve the ball to.
The chOirs combme thetr talent at the Varstty Show
12 Openong
A s they w att for the football p layers to com e out of the locker room, the varstt y cheerleaders show off thelf artwork ,
Homecoming fell on October 15th this year, and the entire week was full of spec1al activities. Tuesday was 50's Day. Everyone dressed up in 1the outfits of three decades ago . Wednesday was Bag Day; students were encouraged to wear a bag somewhere on their person . Thursday was Favorite Athlete Day; and Friday was the traditional Dress-up Day . Thursday n1ght the National Honor Soc1ety hosted the annual bonf1re. This year the band cons1sted of Charger
The Chargers get rowdy at the Homecommg game.
alumni . At the assembly on Friday the band, the Lancers , and the cheerleaders performed, and lnterserve gave its parody of the Charger locker room before the game. This year ' s interclass competition was an egg- toss wh1ch - for probably the first time in Charger h1story - the freshmen won. Four alumni cheerleaders performed as a spec1al attraction, and the homecommg court and their escorts were presented. Immediately after school the parade began . The class of ' 82 won the float contest . . . for the third time. At 5:00 the Centennial cho1rs proved their calibre once aga1n 1n the Vars1ty Show. Kim Dickerson gave an excellent rendition of "Bel1eve in Yourself" from The Wiz, and Chris Brademas received the Charger of the Year Award . Interact hosted the chili supper from 6 :00 to 7 :00. The Homecoming game began at 7 :30 . This year the Chargers played Spnngfield Gnffm, the number 1-rated team in the state. The Chargers played their best game so farforcing f1ve turnovers and holding Griffin to only Sixteen po1nts but the Cyclone defense was too tough for them . Altogether though the 1982 Homecoming was very memorable - for everyone .
Standmg at attentton for the Nattonal Anthem, the football players contemplate the commg game.
Open1ng 13
At tbe Homecommg assembly the 1982 ~ 83 court 1s announced (top to bottom, left to nghti ~
M1chelle
Wh1tney, escort Dale Speer;
Susan
Hoffman, escort Bill Martm, Susan Baker, escort Tom Woods, Laura Manley, escort Todd Rodgers; Jenny Bauman, escort Ray Alexander;
1981 82 Homecommg Oueen Amy R1ggms w1th escort Bntt Powell.
HOMECOMING COURT 1982-83 Excitement filled the air. The moment had finally arrived. The Homecoming court stood on the field at halftime awaiting the announcement. ·'The 1982 Homecom~ng Queen IS . . • Laura Manley!" Screams, cheers, and applause filled the air. At the Homecoming Dance Saturday n1ght everyone gathered around as Frank Manella was crowned Homecoming King out of the court of Joe Lamb, Steve Sullivan, David Mart1n, Mike M1ller, and Chns F1elder. Then the dancing continued as the band Combo Aud1o played. One more Homecoming had come and gone. The Royal Court · Bntt Powell who escorted 19B1 -82 Homecommg Queen. Michelle
Amy Riggms,
Whitney, escort Dale Speer; Susan
Baker, escort Tom Woods , Jenny Bauman. escort Ray Alexander; Laura Manley, escort Todd Rodgers. Susan Hoffman. escort Bill Martm .
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OKLAHOMA!
Eyes gleammg w1ckedly, Jud threatens ven · geance on Curly. As the town watches, Curly and Jud b1d for Laurie 's p1cmc basket.
Ado Anme watches w1th mterest as the peddler shows h1s wares to Aunt Eller.
Jud and Curly square off over Laune.
16 Openmg
The 1982 musical was Oklahoma! Set 1n the days before Oklahoma became a state, the musical is a humorous protrayal of lovers' quarrels and the eternal triangle. Peter Jessop and Kelly Wade played the lead roles. The show was directed by Mr. Keith Page .
Curly keeps Laune entranced w1th h1s descnpt10n of the surrey w1th the frmge on the top. W11/ watches
angnly as Ado Anme demonstrates
what
the
peddler taught her.
" Oh yeah? " says Ike to an angry Will. Forced mto a mamage he d1d not want, the peddler weeps as the townsmen try to console h1m .
Openmg 17
Sports 19
CHARGERS SPRINT TO THE FINISH Boys Track ended their season with three record breaking times. Enc Faulkner, Britt Powell, Rick Remmert, and Eric Minor set a new school record m 3200 meter relay with a time of 8:03.9. The 400 meter dash school record was set by Enc Minor with a time of 48.9 while R1ck Remmert's 1:57.4 established the 800 meter run record.
The boys finished a high 6th in the Urbana Open and finIShed 8th m the MacArthur Invitational. Coach Jones felt that the team had excellent m1ddle and distance runners. Hopefully the new track will stimulate a greater participation next year.
Row 1· Mtke Butttmer, Enc Faulkner, Troy Hmton, Tom Woods, Randy Shaw, Oavtd Martm. Larry Jones, Wayne Faulkner, Bntt Powell, Rtck Remmert. Row 2 . Enc Goff, Steve Klaus, Randy Ftsher, Matt Kratz, Randy Taylor, Enc Parmenter, Oavtd Stroud Ron Shaw, Earl Otckey, Bryan Cox Rtckey Rtddell. Andy Phtlltps. Max Watsvtsz Row 3 · Coach Hembrough, Coach Carrodme. Curtts Mmor, Mtke Keelmg, Denms Fnchtl, Tony Hamngton, Enc Mmor, Mtke Chastam. Davtd Remmert, Cary Ktrby, Enc Kaelm, Dana Evans. Byron Jones, Kevm McGmnes. Marc Racer, Steve Fryer, Bnan Luckenbtll. Coach Jones.
Girls Track has a rough season w1th a 1-11 record. The team expenenced a real challenge with many InJUries. Three semors participated in the first NewsGazette Honor Roll Track Meet. Cathy Lawrence and Mae Robmson ran 1n the 400 meter and 3200 meter dash respectively. Coach Mallory felt that the team's eminence lay m field events and distance events. He looks for a more successful season next year.
Row 1: Rtta Rodnguez, Lmda Arseneau. Cathy Lawrence. Capnce Banks, Julte Oteker, Tracy Guetle, Chns Bobak
Row 2 : Wendy Maxwell, Chns Bagley, Robm
Lasstter, Angte Washmgton, Mtchelle Whttney, Susan Baker, Tracy Claypool, Margte Earl, Roste Owens. Shannon Hagen. Coach Karla MacNetlly Row 3 · Coach Morns Mallory, Rhonda Valentme, Karen Own/an. Shelly Jo Savage. Kns Hartman, Oamelta Rasmussen. Mtssy Dewttt Mttchell. Karen Espeseth. Ltsa Otxon.
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Mae Robmson. Mary Beth Murphy, Amy
BOYS TENNIS
Row 7: Troy Eichelberger, Serg1o Gonzalez, Chns Lee, Jeff McKeown, M1ke North, Joe Mulcahey, Harold Holzer, James Ch1ang, Charles Sm1th. Coach Don Waybnght. Row 2 : Kevm Maxwell, J1m Froelich, M1ke Trah10t1s, Jeff Peterson, Thomas Lee, John Donahoe, Steve Sullivan, Grant Slomger, R1chard Neal. Syed Shah, Jeff McCartney
Charger Netters f inished the season w 1th a record of 4 10-1. Desp1te the record , the Charger tennis team proved to be dangerous as they tied Springfield, which defeated Central. The young team gained valuable experience, and with no seniors on the squad , virtually everyone will return next year . Mike North , a sophomore letterman and the third seed, received the Most Improved Player award . Chargers fin ished on a winning note as they finished third in the district behind Rantoul and Central.
6
James Ch1ang
7
Thomas Lee
8
.loti MuicBIIf!Jy
Boys Tenms 21
GIRLS SOFTBALL
Freshman Softball Row
t·
Angela Weber. reresa Grady. Debb1e Frank . Ga1l Palm1sano. Fonte/la Nash. Ann Cullen . Row 2 : Chns Furia. Karen
Landreth Kathy Johnson. Suzanne Martm. Sus1e Malek , Samantha Stevens. Patnce McKmley. Kelli Myler. Row 3 .· Coach AI Boehm. He1d1 Kaelm. Hoa Luu, Kns Lesk1s. Tnsh McMahon. Melissa Bowman. Robm N1h1ser, Becky Black , Lynn Muhlenhaupt, Am1e Kennedy, M1chelle McCall. Cathy Corum. Tammy P1per
Freshman Softball finished the season w1th a record of 0-6. Kelli Myler led the team in batting average w1th . 750, while her teammate Am1e Kennedy led the team m RBI w1th 9.
After having one of the best seasons ever m 1981, the Lady Chargers went wmless in 1982. Some achievements include team unity and team work , while Jean Wingler had back-toback homeruns.
Varsity Softball Row 1· Susan Gerber, Lisa Alexander, Cynthia Grady, Sandy Goll1her, Pam Black, Tracy Lew1s. Row 2 . Ann Swartz, Dawn Oestreicher, Kelly Wade. Jean Wmgler, Debb1e Taylor, Natalie Wheeler, Donna Williams Row 3: Coach Preston Williams, Shawn Sm1th, Ang1e Pnce. Andrea McCullough, Sue Pmchard, Tem Grothe, Danette Silverwood, M1ke Muhlenhaupt.
22 Softball
BOYS BASEBALL
Varsttv Baseball Row 1· Coach Ed Kmoch. Bubba Bryan. Joe Lamb. John Dmtz, Ken Meeks. Kyle Herges. Jtm Skelton. Joe Stms , Coach Ben Bryan. Row 2 · Frank Manella. Ed Wachala. Paul Hoffman. Ray Alexander, Clark Peterson, Chuck Hutchcrah. Scott Butler, J T. Warmbter, Chns Peters. Btlly Martm. Gerry Dozter.
Chargers' remarkable 4-0 start could not be sustained as they finished the season with a record of 7 wins and 15 losses. There were many close games that could have been won, but rallies fell short. With experienced pitching staff as well as other exceptional players returning for the 1983 year, they hope to have a winnmg season. Seniors who have graduated last year were: Paul Hoffman, 2nd baseman; Ken Meeks, out fielder and pitcher; Chuck Hutchcraft, out fielder; Bubba Bryan, catcher.
J V. Baseball Row 1: Coach John Harshbarger. Joe Wtsner, Joel Ehlers. Chns Perkms. James Kmoch. Burlte Caston, John Lmdgren
Mark Jeffery, Damon Fatrbanks. Vada Poltte. Row 2· Enk Mueller, Scott Evans, Dan Brown, Troy Rogers. Toby
Herges. Jeff Corum , Jeff Lewts. Dave Sttllwell. Blame Pratt, Chuck Brmkley.
Baseball 23
GIRLS SWING TO SUCCESS
Row 1¡ She/ly-Jo Savage, Rebecca Tepper, Jenmfer Rust. Liz Frasca, Robm Limp. Row 2 . Coach Ya tes. Mary Beth Murphy, Denena Lee, Laura Ramshaw. Chnstte Furia. Engel.
Vtvtan
Bahadon,
Manager Anne
Row 3 ; Jean Kadansky, Rebecca Limp, Jamte Car y, Ktm
Hambnck . Karen Speer.
Girls ' Tenn1s had another f1ne season with a record of 8-6 and 5- 1 10 the Cap1tol Conference . Plagued by 1llness early 1n the season , they won many meets with team effort . Leading the way for the Charger was senior letter w1nner Laura Ramshaw. Becca Tepper, the third seed, had the best singles record with 10 wins and 3 losses. Highlights of 1982- 3 season include a 3rd place finish in the conference meet and a 5th place finish at the Bloomington Central Catholic Invitational. Laura Ramshaw became the sem1finahst while duo of Becca Tepper and Liz Frasca placed fourth 1n the doubles competition . This year , the Coach ' s Award went to Rebecca Tepper. Laura Ramshaw was named the most valuable player and Mary Beth Murphy was honored as the most improved player .
2 4 Tenms
Robm L1mp, the second seed, h1ts a backhand wmner.
Jenny Rust concentrates on her forehand.
Liz Frasca attempts to fool her opponent w1th a moonba/1.
Ballerma Becca dances on the court durmg a meet agamst the Spartans of Sprmgfleld Southeast.
Laura Ramshaw, the top seed, pursues another wm .
Tenms 25
GOLFERS ADVANCE TO THE SECTIONALS
Row 1: R1ck Garrmger, John Hoffmeister M1ke Dedm, Joel Lopez, Scott Paulson, Greg Slomger. Row 2 : Jason Cam. Damon Fa.rbanks, Joe Lamb, Clark Peterson, Jeff Cochrame, Steve Paulson, Clayton Snyder, Dave Mayes, Jeff Buttitta. Coach Bob Nelson.
Team effort and practice propelled the Charger Golf team to a winnmg season. As the season progressed, they Improved dramatically. A second place fin1sh in the D1strict tournament advanced the entire team to the Sectional tournament. Some of the other tournament finish include a 12th out of 22 teams at the Decatur Invitational and 27th out of 48 teams at the Peoria Invitational.
Coach Nelson and Joe Lamb engage m a puttmg competitiOn.
26 Golf
Clark Peterson wa1ts pat1ently for h1s putt to smk dur-
Coach Nelson 's putt rolls mto the hole while surposed Jeff Buttitta surveys the
mg a pract1ce round
green .
Jeff Cochrane tees off wh1le h1s teammates Joe Lamb. Clark Peterson, and Clayton Snyder look on.
Clark Peterson and Clayton
Snyder
walt
on the falfway while thelf partners are searchmg for a lost ball.
Jeff Buttitta prepares to blast out of the sand trap durmg a meet at the Lmcolnshlfe F1elds.
Golf 27
K1m W1lllams (m .v.p .) momentanly takes a break before the opponets' serve.
Karen Espeseth (34) and Babette Trautman (26) attempt a block agamst thmr opponents, Decatur MacArthur.
Laura Malek ( 13) and her teammates, Melissa Bowman (32) and Cmdy Lawrence (20), prepare themselves for the serve. Ourmg the Decatur MacArthur game, Dawn Oestreicher (29), k1lls a sp1ke, while Babette Trautman (26) and Tracy Claypool (23) are prepared for a questionable block .
28
G~rls
Volleyball
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
(Varstty} Row 1: Deanna Harlan. Dawn Oestretcher, Tracy Claypool. Ktm Wtlftams . 'Babet te Trautman. Cheryl Bartels. Row 2
Sherry Catron
Coach Nma Brown
Colleen Conlon Angel McCabe Cathy Paulson. Karen Espeseth. Suste M alek . Tnsh M cMahon. Stephame Warmoth Jtm Lafray
The Centenmal volleyball team ended their season with a 4-
20-0 record . Coach Nina Brown felt if the gtrls could have had a winning streak they would have had a better season. Senior Kim Williams was voted most valuable player and also led the team 1n most pomts scored wtth a total of 89 . Cathy Paulson was second and Tracy Claypool was third in most points scored wtth 81 and 74, respecttvely.
The junior varsity volleyball team had a rebuilding season this year . Thetr season ended wtth a 6- 18-0 record . Freshman Cmdt Lawrence was voted most valuable player.
(Jumor Varst t y) Row 1. Hetdt Kaelm, A nne Cullen. Vtckt Shoudel, Laura M alek, Hoa Luu. M eftssa Bowman. Row 2 : Asst. Coach Ltsa Anderson. Tamt Peete Angela Healey, Robm Nthtser, Cmdt Law rence, Becky Wtsner. Susan Buker, Coach M art y Sterra Perry.
Goris Volleyball 2 9
MEMORABLE SEASON
Row 1: Lynn Muhlenhaupt, Rhonda P1ttman, Tracy M oon, Ellen Blankenship, D1ane Stoddard. Row 2 : Manager Angela Jones, M anager Karen Own/an, Prmcy Uhf, D1ane Gall1van, Amy Mitchell, Row 3 . Ass1stant Coach Dane Carr, Jt/1 Smnott Sarah Vogel, Beth H1ll, Jenny Bet tridge, Bndget Powell. Row 4 : Head Coach Ed Fredencks, Ass1stant Coach Jeff Warmoth , Cathy Corum, Nanet te Schroeder, Jt/1 Ward, Suzanne M artm, Amy M oen, Ton1a Kmgh t.
Despite a losing record, it was a memorable season for the girls swim team . Many of the losses were closer than the scores indicate. Diving and medley relay were the team's forte. Freshman diver Sarah Karich ' s stupendous performance advanced her to the state finals where she placed 25th overall. She was one of two freshman competitors . Earlier in the season , quartet of freshman Sarah Kanch ; sophomore Suzanne Martin; junior Princy Uhl; and senior co- captain Beth Hill shattered the old record in medley relay with a time of 2 :05 . Princy Uhl broke her own record with a time of 1: 16.2 , . 7 second better than the previous time , in 100-yard breaststroke . With many of the underclass swimmers returning for the 1983-1984 season , Coach Ed Fredericks hopes to have a winning season next year.
30 G~rls Swtm
Ton1a Kmght and Cathy Corum prefer the shallow end of the pool.
01ane Gallivan emerges from the Centenmaf pool dur¡ mg sw1m pract1ce.
Sarah Kanch demonstrates one of her state
What can Amy M1tchell be /oolcmg forl
quafdymg d1ves
Dmne Gallivan yells. "'I've lost my bathmg swtl"
' Freshman sensat1on Sarah Kanch makes a perfect d1ve.
Rhonda P1ttman and Prmcy Uhf on fanes 3 and 4 respecttvefy, awa1t for the race to start,
Goris Swor" 31
SUPER SEASON FOR STRIDERS
Row
1
Dave Stroud. M•k e Smtth . Roger Faulkner, M att Woods. Rtck Botlean. Andy Worthmgton , Kelly Weatherall
Row 2 : John
Donahoe, Earl Dtckey, Dave Remmert. Bryan Cox, Jtm Kmoch . Row 3 : Joel Ehlers. Andy Phtlilps. Dave Ault, Tom Woods , Troy Hmton, Kevm McGmms. Joe Wtsner, BJorn Gamback, Ned M ochel.
Charger Cross Country team had a fine season with a record of 6 and 3 . T earn effort, espec1ally when many of the starting runners were plagued by illness , was a maJOr factor to a winning season . Marvelous performance by senior letterman Br i tt Powell and JUn i or letterman Bryan Cox carried the team to a runner-up showing at the Twm City Meet and the Cap1tol Conference Meet. Bryan Cox finished f1rst at the Twin City Meet and h1s strong performance at the D1stnct meet advanced him to the sectional. At the Normal Community H1gh School Invitational , Bntt Powell set a new school record m three-m1le run w1th a time of 14:48, which shaved nearly twenty seconds off the prev1ous record set by Britt a year ago in Peoria . Troy Hmton. Jtm Kmoch . Earl Dtckey
and Bryan
Twtn Ct t y M ee t. The Chargers ftms hed second
3 2 Cross Coun try
Coach Fatrch1/d and h1s team d1scuss the
Earl 01ckey and Bntt Powell v1e for the
Bntt Powell accelerates around the corner wh1/e ex Charger Enc
strategy poor to the Twm C1ty Meet
lead
Faulkner cheers h1m on.
Bryan Cox traverses the fm1sh /me to take
01sappomted Bntt Powell 1s comforted by
the md1v1dua/ honor at the Twm C1ty Meet.
Coach
Fa~rchlid.
Bryan Cox proudly d1sp/ays the f~rst place trophy he won at the Twm C1ty Meet.
Cross Country 33
Row 1: S1m Nakaranurack , Gerry Doz1er, Rod Stewart, K~rk Redfern. J1m Skelton. Jon Bnstow, M1ke M1ller, Chns F1edler, Dav1d Martm, Stewart Freeman. Tate Merten, Ron Shaw, Randy F1sher, Jeff Corum , Steve Klaus, J1mmy Sm1th. T1m Sm1th. Row 2 : Suwah Yu, Chuck Brmkley, Steve Hepler, Bnan M1ller, T1m Powell. Chns Tuveson, Byron Jones, Joe Mulcahey, R1ck R1ddell, Scott Fruend, Delmar Rhodes, Charlie Petry, Don Cnst, Dan Brown, Benny Baker, M1ke Lmdstrom, Kevm Selph . Row 3 : Derry P1cket Ch1p Garth, Ahn To. Ken Dav1s. Matt Banks. Phil Sexton, Steve Hope, Chns Peters, Dana Evens. Tony Hamngton, Ron Catron. Kurt Dav1s, Fred Markstahler, Matt Kratz. Mark Ely, Jon Luchen. Todd Buhrmester Row 4 : Ron Sexton. Morns Mallory, Kerry St1llman. R1ck Estes. Shawn Cannaday, Jeff Rogers, Jeff Schumacher
T1m D1llman, Matt Galardy, Glen Damels. Denms B1gham, Kevm Kasper, R1ch Armstrong. Ron Nesb1tt, Robert Williams. John Han -
son. Brad Ward, Chns Pelmore, Enc P~rtle, Elijah Grant, Head Coach Wes Dav1s, Asst. Coach John Macek Row 5 . John Parker, Delbert R1ch, Kyle Herges, Vada Polite. Frank Perry, Ron Palm1sano, John Lmdgren, Greg Nelson, Joe Ehlers, Billy Knowles, Chm K1m, Darron Ba1ley, Melvm McClellan, Scott Hendne, John Fraser, Darrell Ba1ley. Troy Clark , Asst. Coach Benny Bryan.
VARSITY (3 -6 )
It was a memorable season for the Charger football team . Coach Wes Dav1s got h1s 1OOth victory whtle senior quarterback Gerry Doz1er established a new school record for the most passing yards in a career w1th 1,569 and Steve Klaus astontshed the crowd w ith his electrifying 99 yard ki ck off return for a touchdown agatnst Decatur Eisenhower . Defens ive back Jeff Corum led the Cap1tol Conference i n interceptions with five , wh ile senior Chris Fiedler led the team in tackles w1th 94. Four Chargers were named to the All-Conference team . They were senior quarterback Gerry Dozier; senior lineman Mike M iller; senior lineman David Martin; and junior defensive back Jeff Corum .
34 Varsoty Football
Centennial Centennial
FOUR CHARGERS NAMED TO ALLCONFERENCE
Steve Klaus runs for yardage as K1rk Redfern sets up a block agamst h1s oppo nent, Sprmgf1eld Gflffm.
Dave Martm has h1s taste for football as demonstrated at the football banquet.
Gerry Doz1er scrambles lookmg for a clear pass to a re ·
cetver
M1ke Miller (70) and Ron Shaw (89) break through the varsity s1gn. ready to f1ght .
Varsity Football 35
" Gee Gerry, I always thought a quarterback needed two legsl Guess 11 JUSt goes to show you how rough football can really get."
Coach Hembrough sends m the next play w1th sophomore Dan Brown.
J1mmy Sm1th (41/. Dav1d Martm 153), and Joe Mulcahey (65) destroy Sprmgf1eld Grtffm 's offense.
36 Varsity Football
Duong football practice. the team lmes up for a few wmd spnnts. Leadmg the pack 1s J1mmy Sm1th.
Centenmal players stand at attent1on (?) for our Nat1onal Anthem before the Champa1gn Central game.
A
hard h1t
by
the
Charger
defense
stops
Champa.gn Central from obtammg any more yardage.
Varsoty Football 37
ENCOURAGING SEASON
Row 1. Vada Polite, Delmar Rhodes. Steve Hope, Don Cost, Robert Williams . Row 2 ¡ Coach John Macek, Tony Hamngton. Ahn To, John Fraser, Matt Kraatz, John Lmdgren, Ktrk Redfern, Randy Ftsher, Scott Savage, Eric Ptrtle, Coach Gary Hembrough. Row 3 : Steve Reynolds, Kendall Kasper, John Parker, Jeff Rog ~ ers. Sean Cannaday, Derron Batley Kevm Kasper, Greg Nelson. Tony Freund. John Hansen, Monty Mtddleman . Row 4
Ron Palmtsano, Robert Rucker, Chtp
Garth, Rtch Armstrong. Frank Perry Devry Ptckett. Glen Damels, Dan Brown, Ron Nesbttt, Matt Galardy.
The Sophomore football team had an encouraging season with a record of five wins and four losses. Having to overcome many adversities, they demonstrated that they had a consistent and winning attitude to keep up the Charger tradition.
Scores Mattoon
0
Centenmal
22
Centenmal
6
Centenmal
64
Southeast
Centenmal
12
Normal
Centenmal
12
Danvtlle
Centenmal
26
MacArthur
Centen mal
42
Urbana
12
Centenmal
10
Central
13
Centenmal
2
Rantoul
0
Etsenhower
21 0 28 1g
7
Charger defenders prepare to stall Urbana Ttgers ' march toward the goal/me.
38 Sophomore Football
CENTENNIAL DEBUT
Row 1. Nastr Kanm. Matt Lesk1s. Chns Sm1th, Brent Walton. Steve Freeman, Charles Yets, M1ke Medtesky. Row 2. Aaron Mmor, Kendall Kasper, Kent Holl1s, Kevm Own/an, James Dorner, Sean Smclatr, Todd Hamson, T1m Robbms John Mulcahey, M1ke Healea Row 3 : Chaunsey Hunter, Todd Yaxley, Scott Denmson, Glen Warf1eld. R1ch Sanders, Don Hays, Dean Hargrave, B1lly F1erke, Martm Wade, Coach Ben Bryan, Jerome Murphy. Row 4 ¡ Alvm Overton. Tony Freund. Row 5 : Allan Horath, Damck Lee, Tony Roberts. Curt1s Kmney, Terrance Dav1s. Scott W1/ilams, T1m Atterberry.
Freshman Scores
Freshman footba ll team finished the season with a record of three w ins against s1x losses. They demonstrat-
Centen mal
B
Rantoul
Centenmal
0
Monticello
Centenmal
2 16
Centenmal Centenma/ Centenmal
ed that they can move the ball and had the potentiality of becom i ng a w i nning t eam . They hope to have more wins in the near future as sophomores .
Mahomet Central
22 1B
Mattoon Urbana
14 30 0 21 6 34
Centenmal
0
Normal
14
Centen mal
B
Danvtl/e
26
Centenmal
18
St. Theresa
0
The Charger offense dnves toward the end zone agamst the Bulldogs of Decatur St. Theresa .
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WRESTLERS GRAB MANY VICTORIES The Charger wrestling team concluded the regular season w1th a record of ten wms and four losses. The team established a school record as they recorded 79 pins during the regular season. Enk Mueller had the highest winning percentage in the dual meets with 14-0, followed by Mike M1ller' s 13-1 and Jim Smith's 12-1. Quartet of Erik Mueller, Phil Sexton, Jim Sm1th, and Mike Miller advanced to the sect1onal meet with impressive victories at the Urbana regional. The Chargers will lose only three wrestlers to graduation, and w1th many talented juniors and sophomores, Coach Nelson will have another winning team.
L1ke many good sportsman. M1ke M1ller greets h1s opponent m a heavywe1ght match.
(varsity) Row 1¡ Greg McConaha, R1ck Armstrong, Glen Oamels, Enk Mueller, Ph1flp Sexton.
Row 2 :
Coach
Moms
Mallory Byron Jones, J1m Smith, M1ke M1ller, Tate Merten, Coach Sexton . Not p1ctured¡ Head Coach Bob Nelson .
Enk Mueller overwhelmmgly subdues h1s adversary m a 112 pound match .
40 WRESTLING
Steve Hope goes to work agamst a Rantoul Eagle.
(Jumor varstty) Row 1· Kendall Kasper, Ed Healea. Oavtd Stt//we/1, Vada Poltte, Don Cnst, Kent Hollts . Row 2 · Matt Phtlltps, John Murmghan. Matt Leskts. Chns Smtth. Kevm Kasper, Ketth Stamper, Todd Hamson, Oenms Btgham. Row 3 ; Coach Moms Mallory, Btl/ Fterke, John Gardner, Mtke Gernand. Rtck Estes, Devry Ptckett. Mtke Lmdstrom, Scott Wtlltams, Coach Sexton.
Ertk Mueller tnes out a new move on Phtl Sexton.
The referee declares Jtm Smtth as the wm ner.
Only Vada Poltte can gtve Mtke Mtlfer a senous challenge.
WRESTLING 41
A SENSATIONAL SEASON FOR CHARGER CAGERS
Row 1: Manager Doug Peratt
Coach J1m Terry, Coach Gary Hembrough, Head Coach Coleman Carrodme, Coach M1ke Woods, Manager Jeff
Hashbarger. Row 2 : Dale Godbolt, Mark Blackmon, Jeff Lew1s, Burlle Caston, Rodney Stewart
Tom Woods, J R. Hughley, Roger McClendon,
Scott Nagy, Todd R. Rogers. James Kmney, Todd E. Rogers, Derry Sm1th.
After a sub par season in 1981 - 2 school year, the Charger basketball team rebounded strongly in 1982- 3 season with a record of 14- 10. Among this year's accomplishments were Turkey Tourney championship and top seed at the Carbondale Holiday Tournament . The team ' s offense improved dramatically throughout the season and the Pressing Charger' s defense came alive as it forced more turnovers than it has committed . The Chicago Sun Times named Roger McClendon to All-State team in March .
Coach J1m Terry and h1s players confer pnor to the game.
The Chargers wa1 t for the announcement of the startmg /me up.
42 BOYS BASKETBALL
Semor Dale Godbolt, and JUntor J R. Hughley play aggress1ve basketball at pract1ce.
Tom Woods shoots a free throw wh1le the reboundmg leader Roger McClendon wa1ts.
L1ftmg we1ghts before pract1ce IS James Kmney.
Desp1te roughness under the basket, J . R Hughley attempts a f1eld goal.
Todd R. Rogers and an lronmen f1ght for the pOSitiOn.
BOYS BASKETBALL 43
CHARGERS SNARE TURKEY TOURNEY
The locker decoratton prophested the outcome
Roger McClendon, the leadmg scorer, attempts a
Tom Woods ' mobtltt y enables htm for an easy
of the tournament .
dtfftcult shot agamst M attoon.
lay-up.
The pressing Chargers captured its first Turkey Tourney title of the 1980's with an Impressive 51 - 42 victory over h1ghly rated Chicago Corliss Trojans in the championship game . After extirpating Rantoul 60- 46 and annihilating Mattoon 51-42 , the Chargers advanced to the final with confidence .
The Chargers out -play the Trojans tn th e champtonshtp game.
Wt thout the efforts of AD Joe Tomlmson, Turkey Tourney w ould not have been posstble.
44 Boys basketball
Todd E. Rogers, Roger M cClendon. and Tom Woods m ecstasy fol/ow mg the tttle game.
Dale Godbolt looks for an open man agamst Corliss TroJans .
Jeff Lew1s, Todd E. Rogers. and Tom Woods entertam the crowd wh1le wa1tmg for the opponent to show up.
Coach Carrodme outlmes the new strategy.
Burhe Caston goes up for easy lay-up.
Oesp1te the poss1btl1ty of an tn}ury, Scott Nagy concentrates on h1s shot.
BOYS BASKETBALL 45
SOPHOMORES GAIN EXPERIENCE
Row 1· Coach Gary Hembrough . Row 2 · LtJt Hanny, Joel Ehlers. Steve Poulson. Kevm Malone. John Fraser, Alvm Overton. Bryan Overman. Robert Davts, Matt Lt/ly, Damck Lee, John Lmdgren. Wtlltam Lasstter, Troy Rogers, Andrew Pettigrew. Adnan Godbolt
Despite a losmg record, the sophomore basketball team gained valuable experience. Throughout the season, the team exhibited many qualitieS of a fine basketball team. Having many talented players, they will boast a wmning team next year.
The sophomore basketball team m actton agamst Jack sonvtlle John Fraser shoots a free throw whtle Adnan Godbolt looks on.
Kevm Malone nps apart the Jacksonvtlle defense.
46 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL
FRESHMAN BASKETBALL
Coach Jim Terry's squad had a satisfactory season with a record of 5-1 5. Exhibiting vast potentials, they have a bright future waiting ahead of them.
Row 1: Coach J1m Terry. Row 2
Jason Cam, Paul McKmney, John Garvey, Matt Woods , Jeff Bruner, Paul
Nast, Jeff Rosenbeck .. Dave Ault, Tom Cotter, Kevm Own/an. R1ck Boileau. Mark Hutch1son.
Daron Baskm attracts a tno of Green Waves.
Ant1c1patmg a three pomt play 1s Damck Lee. " Reach out, reach out and smk that shot" 1s Alvm Andrew Pett1grew goes up for a Jump shot.
Overton's motto.
FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 47
A REBUILDING SEASON
Row 1· Ltsa Smtth. Otane Galltvan. Sandy Gollther, Theresa Kanch . Dawn Oestretcher, Lynn Muhlenhaupt Row 2 · Oennts Johnson. Lmda Arseneau. Capnce Banks. Apnl McConkte, Cathy Paulson. Oebbte Taylor, Regma Ogdon , Head Coach Ttm Falfchtld.
W ith only s1x returning players from last year ' s record breaking team , the Lady Chargers had a reasonably successful season with a record of 12- 14. The Chargers suffered a senous setback as they lost return ing letterman Reg.na Ogdon to InJury early 1n the season . For the second t ime 1n the last two years , the Lady Chargers won the consolation bracket of the Sixteen team Peoria Manual tournament. They also defeated both Central and Urbana for the fourth consecutive year. Leading the team in sconng was Caprice Banks, followed by Theresa Karich and Cathy Paulson . Providing leadership were seniors Linda Arseneau , Debb1e Taylor, Dawn Oestreicher, Theresa Karich , Regina Ogdon , and Sandy Golliher .
Centenmaf's Debbte Taylor outJumps her opponent M egen Healey of Central to control the ttp off.
4 8 GIRLS BASKETBALL
Dunng the Centenmal versus Central game, 01ane Galltvan mt1m1dates her opponent.
Dunng practice, Lmda Arseneau puts up her lay-up.
An after school scnmmage w1th the JUntor varsity helps the vars1ty sharpen thetr sk11/s.
Capnce Banks warms up w1th her JUmp shot before a game.
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GIRLS BASKETBALL CHARGED UP FOR THE FUTURE
!Freshman G~rfs ' Basketball team) Row 1· Scorekeeper Lynn Muhlenhaupt. Marc1a Levy, Lucy Keck
V1kk1 N1cholson. Fa/me McConk1e. Julie Neuses.
Barbara Pettus, Cathy Hoch . Row 2 . Coach Molly M1lls. Manager Amanda Sm1th
Katnna Porter, Jenn~fer McCombs. Sarah Kanch . Cmdy Lawrence.
Stac1 Shaw, Valene Mansen, Jean Kadansky, Manager D1ane Stoddard, Manager Ang1e Jones .
(Jun~or
The year 1983 has been a very good season for the freshman girls' basketball team. After a 0-3 start, the team kept its composure and rebounded with a 9 game winning streak to finish the season with a record of 10-6. Cooperation and team work have been the key to success for the team.
varsity) Row 1: Mmdy Peterson. Lisa Sm1th. V1kk1 N1cholson . Fa/me McConk1e. Sarah Kanch , Lynn Muhlenhaupt. Row 2 : Denn1s Johnson, Kns Lesk1s. Apnl
McConk1e, Mellsa Fondren. Cmdy Lawrence. L1sa Alexander. Nanette Schroeder, Coach T1m
50 GIRLS BASKETBALL
Fa~rchlfd.
01ane Gall1van g1ves 1un1or vars1ty 's L1sa Sm1th a work out.
Jumor vars1ty and vars1ty work on man to man defense durmg a scnmmage
Mehsa Fondren attempts to dr1bble the ball w1th two hands.
GIRLS BASKETBALL 51
GO, FIGHT, SWIM
The Charger Boys' Swim Team had a 4-7-0 record this year with Howard Hill shattenng the divIng record, with a score of 313.60. Although the team th1s year didn't have as good a season as the1r previous year, there will be more experienced freshman and sophomore swimmers on next year's team. The team this season had a newcomer, Jochen Luchau, an exchange student from Germany. Dav1d Martin, Chns Grider, Bill Martin, and Dale Speer qualified for the state.
Rtch Babey catches hts breath m between strokes.
Row 1 Adam Wtsnewskt, Brad Mttche/1. Eugene Mochel, Chrts Shaw, Mark Hendne, Dean Hargrave
Row 2
Mtke
Muhlenhaupt, Jamte Dorner, Jeff Noffsmger Chrts Keller, John Depew, Rtch Babey, Chrts Grtder. Row 3 .· Head Coach Ed Fredertcks, Btl/ Martm. Dale Speer, Davtd Mar· tm. Jochen Luchau, Dtvmg Coach Don Waybrtght.
52 BOYS SWIM
MORE BOYS' SWIM
The d1vmg team , cons1stmg of J1m H11/ (/eft) and Howard H11/ (nght) coached by Coach Don Waybnght, shattered the d1vmg record m the 1982-3 season.
Hopmg to shave more seconds off h1s best t1me, Dav1d Martm pract1ces h1s free style stroke. Jeff Noffsmger and Jochen Luchau prepare for sw1m pract1ce. Dale Speer glides through the water dunng a sw1m meet.
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THE CHARGER Baseball We (7 15)
Opponent
Boys Track
Softball They
We (0 191
Opponent
They
We
(3 4)
Decatur MacArthur
B6
Mahomet/ Seymor
B5
Tuscola
69
They
Opponent
B
Warren Townshtp
Georgetown
21
Stephen Decatur
7 4
10
5
16
Mahomet
17
Rantoul
2
Hoopeston
12
Danvtlle
3 2
9 14
60 77 77
Champa1gn Central
24
77
Gtbson Ctty
41
Georgetown
16
62
Decatur E1senhower
95
Rantoul
11
62
Stephen Decatur
2B
Mont1cello
57
Rantoul
30 34 34
Danville
B9 116
Normal
73
Rantoul
79
10 4 0 4 4
Decatur Etsenhower Urbana
6
7
Decatur Etsenhower
14
15
5 4
Decatur MacArthur
9 2
6
Sprmgfteld Southeast
25 15
3
Sprmgfteld Lanphter
20
2
Champatgn Central
12
16
Urbana
17
2
Rantoul
B
Rantoul
11
Decatur MacArthur
10 9 10
Decatur MacArthur
6
Mt. Zton
7
Mt Zton
B 7 6 4 2
Urbana
Clmton
Bradley
2
Bradley
5
Bloommgton
7
Bloommgton
2
Mattoon
0
Normal
5
Monticello
17
Spnngf1eld Southeast
16
3 9
Champa1gn Central
13
Mahomet
12
6 12
B
Urbana
10
7
Potomac
15
3 4
2
Danville
12
Normal
11
14
9 16
Girls Track We
(1 - 111
45 ·~ 45 ·~
Opponent
They
81oommgton
59 ~
Stephen Decatur
59
23
Urbana
6B
23
Rantoul
2B
Danville
73 100
60 60 54
Oakwood
6B
Umty
36
Decatur E1senhower
72
31
Danv1lle
71
40
Cross Country
31
Urbana Sprmgfteld Southeast
64
We (6-3)
Opponent
47 47
Sprmgfteld Lanphter
63
They
21
Mahomet
37
27
Decatur E1senhower
2B
27
Urbana
2B
22
Normal
37
22 24
Mattoon
37
Danvtlle
NS
36
81oommgton
36
Rantoul
22 24
Decatur E1senhower
27
31
The athletiC dlfectors from
area schools
d1scuss the new 8tg 12 conference.
Second m the Cap1tol Conference
Boys Tennis
G1rls Tennis Opponent
54 Sports
5
Gtbson Ctty
5
Decatur E1senhower
6 9 2 2 6 7 2 0
Decatur MacArthur
They
4 4
Rantoul
3 0
Champaign Central
7
Urbana
7 3 2 7 9 1 5 2 6
Sprmgf1eld Southeast Jacksonvtlle Watseka Normal
B
Sprmgf1eld Lanphier
4 7 3
Rantoul
Danville Stephen Decatur
We (4 - 10- 1)
Opponent
6
Olney
4 0 0 7 3
Pans
2
Rantoul 81oommgton Stephen Decatur Decatur MacArthur Mattoon
Golf They
3 1 9 9 2 6 7
We
(6 ·5 - 1)
Opponent
They
202
Champa1gn Central
207
21B
Decatur MacArthur
236
217
Monticello
255
216
Normal
215
191
Decatur Eisenhower
1B1
177
Mahomet
166
1B1
Rantoul
177
B B B
173
Stephen Decatur
1BO
166
Mahomet
193
1B5
Champa1gn Central
1B5
162
81oommgton
173
Sprmgf1eld Gnffm
0 9
1B1
Danvtlle
160
Jacksonville
B
Normal
9 3
Urbana Champa1gn Central 1
Danville
9 0 1 0 3
Kankakee
Sprmgfteld Htgh School
SCOREBOARD We
Opponent
Boys Basketball
Girls Basketball
Wrestling They
We
Opponent
They
We
Opponent
They 46
40
Rantoul
21
30
Rantoul
36
60
Rantoul
35
Normal
25
34
Champa1gn Central
43
51
Mattoon
42
47
Decatur MacArthur
14
43
Champa1gn Central
38
51
Ch1cago Corliss
42 42
37
Danville
19
37
Peor1a Woodruff
49
51
Champa1gn Central
57
Hoopeston -East Lynn
45
Toulon
43
60
Peor1a Manual
76
32
Spnngf1eld Southeast
9 27
44
Peona Spaldmg
40
60
Sprmgf1eld Southeast
46
17
Sprmgf1eld H1gh School
38
45
Normal
49
70
Jacksonville
43
18
Central
33
38
Rantoul
42
48
Sprmgf1eld Gnffm
68
15
Spnngf1eld Lanphier
40
52
Urbana
43
52
Decatur MacArthur
54
20
Urbana
35
49
Decatur MacArthur
31
53
Z1egler Royalton
46
28
Decatur E1senhower
27
46
Jacksonv1lle
43
61
Cahok1a
75
38
Stephen Decatur
29
44
Danv1lle
48
59
Decatur E1senhower
52
53
Kankakee East
12
35
Washmgton
33
51
Sprmgf1eld Lanph1er
74
34
Mt. Z1on
12
42
Decatur MacArthur
20
46
Normal
47 50
NEW BIG 12 WEST Bloomington E1senhower MacArthur Lincoln Normal Stephen Decatur
47
Sprmgf1eld Lanph1er
54
73
Spnngf1eld Southeast
39
Decatur Eisenhower
63
46
Jacksonville
12
47
Sprmgf1eld Southeast
60
46
Urbana
45
47
Umty
45
55
Sprmgf1eld Gnffm
44
33
Jacksonville
35
46
Normal
68
45
Mont1cello
44
62
Rantoul
54
57
Sprmgf1eld Lanph1er
30
43
Decatur MacArthur
50 69
41
Normal
57
70
Decatur E1senhower
42
E1senhower
57
54
Sprmgf1eld Lanph1er
75
32
Urbana
24
48
Rantoul
57
38
Danville
48
EAST CENTENNIAL Central Danv1lle Mattoon Rantoul Urbana
Volleyball We
Girls Swim
Boys Sw1m We
Opponent
They
We
15·8)
(4 20)
Opponent
They
2 0 0
Decatur MacArthur
1
Decatur E1senhower
2 2
0
Jacksonville
1
Urbana
2 0
Spnngf1eld Southeast
Monticello
Hoopeston
2 2 0 2 2 2 0
1
Champa1gn Central
0
Normal
They
2
Sprmgf1eld Southeast Normal
2
Urbana
61
St. Jo-Ogden
Opponent
60
Urbana
67
80
Kankakee West
45
54
81oommgton
72
0 2 0
Sprmgf1eld Lanph1er
0 2
53
81oommgton
74
50
Peoria Central
77
1
Umty
2
Decatur E1senhower
2
Mt. Z10n
2
63
70
Normal
57
62
Spnngf1eld H1gh School
63
0
53
Peor1a R1chwood
74
60
Champa1gn Central
61
51
Danv1lle
72
75
Normal
51
50
Normal U-H1gh
75
0 0 0 0
62
Sprmgf1eld Gnffm
65
52
Urbana
72
55
Champa1gn Central
71
43
60
Urbana
66
51
81oommgton
75
64
Danville
54
68
Normal
59 54
80
Champa1gn Central
68
Olymp1a
1 0 0 0
Steward-Strasburg
2
Normal
2
Decatur MacArthur
2
Sprmgf1eld Lanph1er
2
Danv1lle
2
Rantoul
2
Jacksonville
2
Champa1gn Central
2
Sports 55
s T
0 D N T L I
F E
Student Lofe 57
A LOOK AT CENTENNIAL
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CHARGERS ''GET DOWN ON IT'' One of the f1rst events this year was Sp1rit Event. Sponsored by Student Council, Sp1nt Event featured good music and a hve DJ. The dance was an opportunity for students to get together with friends they had not seen over the summer and to involve themselves once more m school activities . The turn out was fairly small, but those who came enjoyed themselves greatly.
Lynne Eckert . Gall Palm1sano , and Sally Cekander move to the beat at Sp1flt Event.
Ms. Storch keeps a t1ght gnp on the money pouch at the t1cket table at Sptr1t Event.
Paula R1ggms gets down .
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Fire!!!
The Chargers have lots to talk about at the bonflfe,
Bottom to top Wilson ,
Carmen
Left to R1ght - Sonya Williams, Tammy Williams, Mana Jones, Elana
Hassel,
John Semerad helps keep the fife gomg,
Laura Brunkow. Carena Hambnck , Angela Washmgton, and Julie Rosenbeck pose for the cameraman
Capnce Banks, and Burly Caston are goofmg off agam.
The annual bonfire sponsored by the National Honor Society is one of the most enjoyable events of homecoming week . Everyone has fun warming up by the fire with a cup of hot chocolate in one hand - talk1ng w1th a good friend or just sitting in quiet companionship as the band plays the music he loves. The bonfire IS an event marked by laughter, the renewal of old friendships , and the begmning of new ones . Here are some gl1mpses of the 1982 bonfire . . . the fun , the friendship , the memories.
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Harvey
y
AUDITORIUM Elwood (M1ke Cornell) asks Harvey tf he would ltke to s1t down.
Veta (K1m Osmond) asks Nurse Kelly (Kelly Wade) about the accommodatiOns at the samtarwm. When Judge Gafney (Steve Gorrell) mforms Dr. Chumley (David Rudmck that he mg to sue, Wilson (Frank Manella) becomes 1mtated.
Mrs.
Chumley (Laura Manley) asks Dr
(Dav1d Rudmck) what a pooka 1s.
62 Student L1fe
Chumley
IS
go-
The fall play th1s year was Harvey. Harvey IS a htlarious comedy centered around an elderly gentleman, Elwood P. Dowd, and his best friend Harvey, who is an mvisible rabbit, a pooka, to be exact. As the plot develops, Elwood's stster, Veta Loutse, tnes to have him committed because he is an embarrassment to her and her daughter. A huge tangle of misunderstandmgs result. Elwood was played by Mike Cornell. K1m Osmond played Veta Louise. Scott Esserine played Dr. Lyman Sanderson, the psychiatnst m charge of the case, and Harvey played htmself. The show was directed by Mr. Ke1th Page.
A hystencal Veta (K1m Osmond) relates the story of the "wh1te slaver " to Judge Gafney (Steve Gorrell) and Myrtle Mae (Susan Hoffman).
Mrs . Slone appears to be dazed by her meetmg w1th Harvey.
M1ke Cornell and Harvey take a bow as the curtam close.
Student L1fe 63
SPECTRUM '83
M ark Black. M1ke Langley, Enc Olson. and Billy Knowles show the1r style.
Kevm Thurber as Spectrum Man - the trad1t1onal openmg to the annual vars1ty show
Amy Terstnep and M1ke McGwre delight the aud1ence m their sk1t " Not the Maltese Falcon ...
Susan Hoffman. Jan Deschene. Becca Tepper, Laura Manley, and Susan Deckard get that " Fascmatm ' Rhythm " along w1th the other members of the Swmg Cho1r.
This year's Spectrum involved a variety of acts and many students. Music ranged from rock to classical; valley girls, Reaganomics, and the lancers were satirized; and both the swing choir and the jazz band performed. The show certainly offered something for everyone. Spectrum was directed by Mr. Keith Page.
The show 's most voluptuous pep squad
the Bagettes - are really Troy Hmton, Jack Dorsett, Rob lrwm.
Floyd Welsh , and Dan Atteberry.
"How grodyl like bag those clothes! " Sue/len Scoby urges Laura Morf
Kelly Wade smgs a beautiful rendttton of
Susan Hoffman dtsplays her talent
as Ttm Shaw ( " zone me out!' ') and Steve Wachala ("ltke fer sure " ) look on.
" Send m the Clowns. "
tn
modern
dance
1n
the
act
" Phlegmattc. ••
One of the shows most btzarre acts Street" - ts performed by Mtke
"Prodigy
McGwre and Rob
Cook .
STUDENT LIFE 65
IN MEMORIAM
Ren1ta Weatherall September 16, 1968 September 13, 1982
There's a Reason "Remta" For every pain, that we must bear For every burden, every care, There's a Reason . For every grief, that bows the head, For every tear-drop that IS shed, There ' s a Reason. For every hurt, for every plight, For every lonely, pain-racked night, There's a Reason. But if we trust God, as we should, It will all work out for our good, He knows the Reason.
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Student Lofe 6 7
68 Student l1fe
The End of the Line? When our youth has passed And all our friends are scattered, It 's the good times we'll remember And not the dreams that shattered. The places seen while we were young Will come as vivid flashbacks. While we regress in time and space With mem 'ries as our backpacks Thinking back on days gone by And treasures yet to come. We have still a life to live For life is not yet done. Chris Grider
JINGLE BELLS The choosing of a Miss Jingle Bells and the Jmgle Bells court is a tradition at Centennial. To be selected as Miss Jingle Bells is an honor almost as great as being chosen as Homecoming Queen. The M1ss Jingle Bells of 1982 was Susan Baker. She was crowned by last year's M1ss Jmgle Bells, Joni Rasmussen. Susan and the rest of the court acted as Santa's helpers at Market Place. Along w1th the M1ss Jmgle Bells of past years, Susan will have her picture hung in the main office. The Jmgle Bells Court ¡ Chns Brademas Les1a Halcrombe . Laura Ramshaw, Beth Hill Susan Baker.
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Mrs Santa (Mosher) tells the little children a Chnstmas story.
The Chamber Cholf smgs at the Chnstmas concert.
Mr Sexton fills h1s plate at the faculty Chnstmas party.
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1gth ce II male-female pa1r 'of ceramic Chi· Pu dogs guarded a garden m Allerton , the 1,768-acre e tate near Monticello Robert Allerton gave to the UI m 1945. e fierce cobalt-blue bea ts- each part On, part hon and part dog - were seat1 pedestals placed m parallel rows along site edges of a lawn partly enclosed by rees. The arrangement was unchanged 1932 when Allerton assembled h1 ctwn of Fu dog m one area . ·h sculpture. IS J feet tall and we1ghs t ISO pounds. Walter M Keith. professor ldscape architecture. Said that alth,.- e ,tatues were executed 111 •" Jg St}le art exnp·· ogs. D~es l vii ~vllS" KP1th i. .,ctses deep inside its to. _ .... v-anced Sovtet SAM-S antiaft miSSiles that cou14 senously ten Israeh aircraft within Israel's own
The Oriental guardians agamst fire, flood, wmdstorm and famine proved helpless agamst theft and vandalism . By 1979, thieves had taken six dogs and returned two, leavmg 22. Vandals had defaced a few, and winter freezing had caused some damage. The . , remammg dogs we.re placed m storage. ow four new dogs that match the old ones are ready to JOin the pack, brmgin,. · b.ack to Its ongmal strength so;. ' turned to duty Keith ~ ~ shou;d,.be ba··•· \ • 1 thiS ., 'ff u+ 1 and de1:1 ..... g the new dog<>. It lV ,...c:mber to June and tests of 100 -~·> JUSt to fmd a glaze that matched the glazt• on the dogs Allerton bought m pairs h"•w• "" IQ!lll <~nrl .19.'l? Those do~rS were ported two Israeli soldieis were abducted at g~npomt Tuesday near the coastal town of J1ye, 15 m1les south of Be1rut Tnpoh's halt-million residents spent their
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deserted by hiS Free Democratic coal!- ~~ • •-'a t perma "I' ts the fir~ ur the Kohl has_Jed the cor partners who teamed up with Kohl's w \..\"\• •t:J c Clark g~ ., and 1ts Bavanan tary oppositiOn for me con'>ervatives to dump h1m staunch fam1ly man Kohl. chairman of the conservative cot BarneY .. ~ Lhnsllan Soc1al Umon It ,.~.,..,,1 o"nald Reagar Chnstwn Democratic Union, _was uldup. sworn 111 as chancellor later m th e 1s the be· the case of social welfare benefit ks come rna creased unemployment and other er m the 1 resulting from a weak economy. 1 h1m an 1m Many of the president's key econ• ', visers fear the government will be with huge deficits through at least 1 1982-83 was a school year marked by many events across 1ers should ·"ect that could rekindle inOati• the nation . lnflatton was down to a negligible 5 or 6 percent, se of about ~lites high and prevent 1 but unemployment~ 1n December reached 11 percent with a to- : rates and ~ staging a strong, st tal of 12 million people JObless, the highest in 42 years. Ten gas rates, a "Ttg recession years after the war ended, a memonal honoring the 57,939 1te order d ~ '-.,en reS\StaJ m1ssmg or dead soldiers from the Vietnam war was finally 1s Commer ~e easury St erected. tesday. Do.. ~ .ute Hous• 1th the rat 1982 saw the deaths of many famous people . Leonid Brezhmist Ma. . ad other a1 on membe he pare his • .ding plans nev died after leadmg the people of Russ1a for 18 years . Henry still would dted havmg finally won an Oscar for hts 85th and last Fonda Pentagon and see... tlonal tax ir of any mv film . The year also saw the birth of baby William to Pnnce It was not known 1f Lebanon was lhno1s. The to accept some other phrasmg m th Charles and Lady Dtana of England. 1fic numbe In lllinots , cyanide-laced extra-strength Tylenol capsules killed that m1ght break the deadlock would be Meanwhile , nval Alawlte and Su seven people from the Chtcago area 1n three days, unleashmg a IllinoiS Pu stnng of "copycats" whtch brought fear to all and caused !em m1ht1amen hurled grenades a! Illinois L1 other's positions behmd murdero many commun1t1es to ban Halloween enttrely. The Fightmg lllin1 1ealth Ed1so IP.rv nnrl rf\r\roPt h.,~ .. ~~n~ •'-at rag went to the L1berty Bowl - thetr ftrst bowl 1n 19 years . ' will vote < Enthustasm ran high 1n Champatgn-Urbana and dtd not stop e mcrease thern even though the lllin1 lost to Alabama 21 to 15 . Bear Bryant, >Ut comm1s coach of Alabama for many years, ret1red after the liberty eed Wedne Bowl. !8 milhon The Chtcago area was hit hard by ratns in November and ttes and a $3 early December caustng heavy flooding along the lower regions n natural g· cordmg to Strack, would brmg A·H of the Illinois and Mississtppt nvers . The flooding was mcreased Power ha sume tax bracket - With the exceJ by the heavy rams whtch also fell 1n those areas . Calumet Ctty, 10n h1ke Bement - as surroundmg schools. lllinots, even sued 1ts netghbors across the nver, Munster, a 50.5 m1lli< "Most of our neighboring school lndtana , for sandbagging the nver on the Indiana stde thereby es. from S180 to $2.10 and most have b causmg worse flooding 1n Calumet City. 2 16 million lectmg this money for several year The Illinois governor' s race between Jim Thompson and Adlai ·nues IS abc Strack. "We have not taxed for the p; Stevenson brought charges of tnckery and threats of recounts vhat the De 12 years m companson to what othe as new ballots kept appearing everywhere. It took days to ght from th and consequently we've gotten qm count the ballots and months to settle the ensuing court ::ase, in Jul behmd." Illmo1s Pow Maintammg the status quo over battles, causing many llhn01s c1t1zens to hope that the race f the new might be decided before the next election rolled around. long penod, says. Strack. has mevitc: On another note, great advances were made 1n technology. A to A-H's money woes 1als were r · We started gomg in the hole abot 6 1 year-old man from Seattle was the first to receive a totally : m a comm1 ·rune years ago and we should hav arttfictal heart. Home computers became more common and n't been fir: · ·· mpt then to mcrease taxe~ Time magazme even named the computer its Man (or in this clearly d1 • ~1tnever caught up smcc case Machme) of the Year. In the theatres, a short, squat , be a lot ha \,;"'_ "ool board has no< brown extra-terrestnal by the name of E.T. managed to capture es1dent Lan hty has a q~ "'lid the refer the hearts of mtllions and immortalize the words "E.T. phone fail. •. the A·H home. " Overall 1t was a year of many changes, some good, aid at least program ur SI some not so good. It was certainly a year to be remembered. ·tion near D would undergo ~ 1ange~ .mg to the "It would defmtel}' Jme me ort on Sovi smd "I couldn't tell you _ actly wl as first depl school board has in mmd . It could complexes some coachmg positions would be el 1 throughou "'" "nurse, we have to prov1de a1 sa1d SAM-5s -•" for g1~l~:~dt~~s~; utside tho " tlcm
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COURTYARD REBORN
Th1s year a group of students headed by Mr. Casteel worked on the renovatiOn of the courtyard . The work began the week of October fourth in honor of the courtyard's tenth anniversary . After ten years of wear and tear the courtyard was 1n great need of repa1r. Using money donated by the Class of '82, the group resodded part of the east side and raised two of the fiower beds. Future plans are to repa1r and pamt the p1cmc tables and to replace the fountam w1th an outdoor statue.
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Anne Spttz works hard prunmg the trees
Jtm Lafay helps wtth the mowmg of the courtyard
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The football team says they 're number one. M1lmda H1cks, M1chelle McCoy, and Ngh1 Lu attempt to build molecules out of tmker toys m chem1stry class.
' Take a p1cture of us, Bnan (Cox)' "
The band members have an unusual way of celebratmg after touchdowns.
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The flag corps d1splays thelf new T-shlfts.
Marc Bona, Kelly Wade, John Stallmeyer, Chnsta Bermmgham, and M1ke Cornell pretend they are underclassmen at the freshman dance.
/ NHS members pose m a tree at an outmg at Turkey Run.
Sally Cekander, Paula R1ggms, and Dawn Dohrman won 't let a little ram dampen thelf spmts.
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STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council's mam goal is to represent the student body and to reflect their needs and concerns. The council starts the year off with Spirit Event and has a major role in the Homecoming activ1t1es. They also organize many of the school's assemblies, and later in the year they set up Vice-Versa dance.
Bottom Row L to R . Molly Slontger, Ntkkt MedfBSky, Susan Baker, Julte Conlon. Vtkkt Ntchol路 son. Luanna Wtlltams. Kellt Myler, Amy Cekander, Tammy M cDamel. 2nd Row路 Mary Beth Murphy, Beca
Tepper, Demse Leskts, Jenm Rust, Stacy
Shaw, Susan Gerber, Sally Cekander, Jtm Kmoch, Janet Btckers. 3rd Row: Beth Htll, Cmdy Chastam, Mmdy Peterson, Paula Rtggms, Laura Punkay, Ka 路 ren Speer, Pam Black, Meg Ntmmo. 4th Row: Ltsa Alexander, Julte Oldham. Angte Pnce, Mtchelle McNamara. Laura Malek . Andy Worthmgton. Steve Sulltvan. Top Row: Dave Martm. Kevm Maxwell, Bryan Cox. Patnce McKmley, Chns Ftedler, Mtke McGutre. John Donahoe.
Student Counctl offtcers - Bottom Row L to R. Joe Lamb. prestdent; Mtchelle McNamara.
treasurer,
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Student counctl treasurer, Mtchelle McNamara. pms a rose on advtsor Mr. Bondurant.
Student Councol Presodent Joe Lamb, stands m awe of Shawn Percy 's amazmg
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Student Councol members show off Central fashoons at Ramada Inn.
Student Councol Presodent, Joe Lamb, predocts a voctory over Central.
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CHARGERS HAVE A TASTE FOR MUSIC
Homecommg queen , Laura Manley, and her escort Parky
Julie Oldham and Grant Slomger show a Charger's taste for dancmg.
Hays sway to the mus1c at Homecommg.
" Up Where We Belong " was the theme for Homecommg 1982.
The Homecommg queen of 1981, Amy R1ggms. prepares to crown the Homecommg queen of 1982
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M1ke M1ller and Jenny Bettndge dance to a Charger beat at Homecommg.
Russ Gruelle and Rob Cook clown around at Homecommg 1982.
Doctors Kevm Maxwell and Lynette Heath operate at the Halloween Dance.
Fred Markstaler and Tnsh McMahon pose for a p1cture at Homecommg
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VARSITY CHEERLEADING The Varsity Cheerleaders started out thetr year by long hours of practice during the summer. They attended a USCA camp at Western Illinois Untversity for four days. Besides cheering at games on weekends the cheerleaders keep very busy during the week-practicmg, making cafeteria stgns, locker stgns, and attending athletic banquets. The cheerleaders also take part in many fund raising activities. They had a car wash, sold bumper stickers, buttons, and candy bars. Thts money helped to buy the new uniforms, which were the skirts and vests. The cheerleaders had a new experience th1s year wtth a boy on the squad and a mascot. The mascot worked wtth the cheerleaders and helped keep up the spirit in the school.
Bottom Row L to R: Sally Cekander, R1chard Neal. mascot. Dawn Dohrman 2nd Row Paula R1ggms. Melame Hermann. M1chelle Whitney. Susan Baker. Top Row: Joe Sm1th and Laura Punkay
Cheerleader (for football) Jenny Bauman d1scusses the next cheer w1th sponsor
Cheerleaders Susan Baker and K1m D1ckerson (for football) keep Charger Spmt
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Cheerleaders Jenny Bauman and Michelle Wh1tney teach at the cheerleadmg clime.
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K1m Dickerson, Melame Hermann, and R1chard Neal reach for the sky at the
The Charger Cheerleaders practice bulldmg pyram1ds before school.
cheerleadmg clm1cs.
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SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADING
The Sophomore Cheerleaders participated in a variety of activities during their sophomore year. Dunng last summer they attended summer camp and won a spirit stick for showmg pep . The cheerleaders made locker signs for the players and a s1gn for the cafeteria. To raise money, they sold candy and buttons and held bake sales and car washes.
Bottom from left to nght ¡ Patrice McKinley, Ga1l Palm1sano, Kelil Myler. 2nd row: Marc1a Scantelbury, Karen Brown. Julie Oldham. 3rd row: Knst1 Osmond and Molly Slomger
Sophomore cheerleader Molly Slomger presents Mr Dav1s w1th a sp1nt stick earned at camp. The Sophomore cheerleaders generate splflt at the Homecommg parade.
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FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS
Freshman cheerleading tryouts held in September. The
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cheerleaders began their year by cheering f1ve home freshman football games, but also showed the1r support by cheenng for Wrestling and G1rls' Basketball. Janet Bickers and Amy Cekander were elected co-captains. The squad helped develop spirit by making locker decorations and posters for the cafe ten a.
Freshman cheerleaders
bottom row: Manssa Dtener. Lisa Holman. Bndgette McNamara . Erm Cook. Janet
Btckers. Top row: Amy Cekander, Laura Rouse. Marybeth Otener, and LuAnna Wtlilams.
Amy Cekander "ptgs out '' at the football banquet.
Freshman cheerleaders perform at the Homecommg assembly.
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CENTENNIAL CHARGER BAND
Bottom row L to R: Adflenne Woods, Tom Ph1111ps, Becky W1sner, Rachel L1lly. Sharon West}ohn, Kfls Klfkham Kathy Bergstrom. Sarah Edmonds, Amy Terstflep. 2nd Row: Pam Black , Ellen Banks, Floyd Welsh. Ben Meyer, Sh1ela Woods, Shannon Bues, Carol P1ppm. Carolyn Schm1dt, Michelle Reed, Tammy Steen. M1chelle Scogm , Natalie Mcintyre. Sus1e Henmgh . Malikah Muhammad. 3rd Row: Shelly Gflffet
Jay McManus. J1m Anderson. Bob C1cone. N1cola Carstedt, Cheryl
Mefled1th. Paul Jensen. Ann McCulley, John Hoffmeister, Ann Wflght, Barbara Day, Eflc Kaelin, Jack Dorsett, John Tro1ano. John Laurent. Ron Wflght. Jeff Peterson. Benny Baker, Ef/c Hoerner, Mary Jane Slocum. 4th Row: Tflsha Ranson, Shell1 Beckrum, Eric Kappes. Ang1e Jones. Jody Jam1son. Ang1e McChesney, Mary Ann O'Connell. ChflstJ Wann. Tam1 Peete. J1m E1senkoff, Kafl Rettig, Chfls Gom. Rob lrwm. Chfls Pullen. Chfls Brademas. Todd Boehm. Steve Sch1cht, M1ke Healea
Bflan Goff, Jeff Kmg. Aaron Sawdey, Dav1d Jensen. Kevm Memf1eld. R1ck Garmger, Tony Bamert, M1chael McGwre. 5th Row: Ang1e West}ohn. Debb1e
Perkms George Buchanan. Amy W1enke. Rhonda Pittman. Anne Elliott, DaVId Mayes. Eflk Olson, Jeff Johnson. M1ke Cornell. Marcy Levy. Top Row: Mr Mahoney, M1ke Langley, Mark Black, Jeff N1chols. B1ll Knowles. J1m Creason. Kevm O'Donnell, Steve Goyette.
The Concert Band held three formal concerts: the holiday, winter, and spring concerts. They have also competed in the IHSA State Band contest. Several students of the Concert band performed solos and formed ensembles to be Judged at solo-ensembles.
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This year's Centennial Flag Corps started its season during the summer at a week long lllini camp and was awarded "The Most Improved Squad". In the fall season they participated m the marching band at football games, parades, and competitions. To end the year they performed for pep-assemblies, basketball games, and Spectrum.
The Jazz Band performed at the winter concert, spectrum, and the spnng concert. Its main event was performing at a jazz festival.
Jazz Band: Bottom Row L to R 路 R1ck Gaflnger, Rhonda Pittman, Jeff Kmg. Kevm Memf1eld. Jeff Johnson. Ron Wflght, Second Row 路 Ang1e McChesney, Eflc Kaelm . Ann Wflght, Eflk Olson, Mary Ann O'Connell, John Tro1ano. Thlfd Row路 M1ke McGwre, Mr. Mahoney
Flag Corps Bottom Row: L to R. Mafle Jones. Rhonda Valentme, Susan Hayes. Stephame Eshleman . Second Row路 Laufle W1dner, Cath1 Pratt, Sonya W1lllams Tasha Walker, Roxann Eshleman . Thlfd Row: Maryann Oumn. Carena Hambflck , Julie Rosenbeck. Laura Brunkow. Fourth Row: Melmda H1cks. Chflsty R1gsbee, Tflsha Bowers
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LANCERS
The Lancers have made many changes for '82-'83. They got a new sponsor as well as reducing their squad to fifteen girls. They attended summer camp at the U of I. For the first time the Lancers are now involved with the band . The Lancers drilled, marched, and practiced two hours a day with the band . The Lancers went to competition with the band and also as a squad by themselves. The Lancers' spirit for Centenn1al has been improved this year, and they look forward to even work1ng harder next year! Miss Lyons served as the advisor.
Bottom Row L to R: Elana Hassell. Gma Gannaway, Wendy Maxwell. Shelly Reynolds. Angela Washmgton . Mtddle Row: Mtssy Rosenbaum. Lort Leonard. Ntqw Beckrum. Top Row: Ltesl LaDuke, Karen Landreth. Lynne Eckert, Julte Cao. Caprtce Banks. Pamela Wtlltams, Angte Weber
Lancers "Punk Out " at the Varstty Show.
Lancer, Gma Gannaway, always has a smtle ready for the cameraman.
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Lancer, Capnce Banks, leads the band m cheermg durmg the football game.
Ang1e Westjohn , ÂŁ/ana Hassell, and Shelly Reynolds wonder If the sound system 1s gomg to work
Wendy Maxwell and Karen Landreth help themselves at the football banquet.
N1qw Beckrum , Lon Leonard. and Capnce Banks shake thelf thmg.
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CHAMBER CHOIR
Bottom Row¡ Cathy Mmogue. Rhonda Pittman, T1m Le1sch. Chns Gnder, Angela Weber, Fonte/la Nash . Tammy McDamel. N1kk1 Med1esky. 2nd Row: Andrea Adcock, Knstm Thomas, Don S1ppel. Ke1th Stalvey, Enck Outcalt, Kevm Thurber, Jan Deschene, Donna Dyksma. Kelly Grant, Mrs. W11/1ams . 3rd Row: Amy Mitchell. Stacey Kohl. Meg N1mmo. Allan Horath , Bnan Waldrop, Dan Atteberry, DaVId Sherwood. K1m 01ckerson. Elana Hassell, Jody Jam1son, Mary W1snewsk1 . 4th Row: Carol P1ppm, Debb1e Perkms. Bndget Powell, Eugene Mochel. M1ke McGwre. Doug Leonard. James Costa, Teresa Graham. Chns Szymamak . Knsty McKmz1e. Kns K1rkham .
Treble Cho1r IS open to students at Centennial with unchanged voices who are interested in learning more about singmg in a choir. Choir members have the opportunity to perform many different styles of music.
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Choir consists of Chamber sophomores, juniors, and seniors who audition m order to be part of the Chamber Cho1r. The cho1r continues developmg md1v1dual sk1lls and group sk1lls that they began in Treble Cho1r. Performances in a group situation IS stressed as one of the maJor goals of the Chamber Cho1r.
Swing Choir is composed of chosen sophomores, juniors, and seniors who have auditioned. In addition to continued development of smg1ng sk1lls and group performances, Sw1ng Ch01r stresses the use of choreography to enhance a mus1cal performance.
SWING CHOIR Bottom Row L to R.· Mrs. W1lllams. Susan Deckard. Chns Cao, Kevm Thurber Laura Manley, Kathy Roberts, Nlkk1 Beckrum, K1m Osmond. 2nd Row· M1ke Cornell. Cmdy Gendry, Jeanne L1ddle, Joe Zemlm. Beca Tepper, Amy Terstnep. Knst1e Osmond. Top Row: Scott Esserme. Dav1d Rudmck. M1ke McGwre. Jeff McCartney, T1m Le1sch.
TREBLE CHOIR Bottom Row· wheelcha", Gmger Gustafon, Debb1e Wheatley. Renee Bourg01s. Chns Bagley, Dana Mergenthaler, Shona Lmdstrom, Adellta Martmez, M1chelle Olson, wheelchair, L1sa R1bbe. Top Row: M1chele Anderson. Katrma Porter. Knsty Rotzoll. Kathy E1senkoff, Ellen Blankenship, Donna Grady, Rhonda Braaten. J1m Lafray.
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INTERACT
Interact is a serv1ce organization in the schools sponsored by Rotary International. Membership in the club is based on responsibility, achievement, and leadership . Th1s year's Interact sponsored the Freshman Dance , which helped get the freshmen into the spirit of th1ngs, and the Chili supper to help k1ck-off Homecoming. The1r plan for the year was to renovate the s1gn in front of the school and participate in an mternational and a community service project .
Bottom Row L to R: Syed Shaw. DaVId Rudmck , Chns F1edler, M1ke Cornell. Randy Taylor, Kevm Maxwell. 2nd Row: Russ Gruelle, Tom Woods, Dav1d Dahl, Ron Shaw, J T. Warmb1er. 3rd Row: Marc Bona. Serg1o Gonzales, Steve Gorrell. Troy Hmton, Tom Lee, Frank Manella, Mr. Romero, sponsor. Top Row: Kevm Thurber, Joe Sm1th, John Stallmeyer, Melvm McClelland Not pictured: Dav1d Martm, Dale Speer.
Kevm Maxwell helps h1mself at Interact 's ch1ll supper.
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Steve SulliVan and Susan Hoffman have trouble sellmg Steve 's browmes d1d you put m them Steve?
What
INTERSERVE lnterserve is an honorary service organization of twenty-five senior girls selected by the faculty of Centennial. Members are "on call" to serve at many school events as well as some community occasions. In conjunction with Interact, lnterserve ass1sts in Freshman Onentation and 101t1ation of the new Senior Council (Interact and lnterserve) members. Throughout the year lnterserve also enjoys many social events such as the Progress1ve d1nner, ''Secret Santas, 路 路 pancake breakfasts, and an overnight lock-up.
Bottom Row L to R 路 Susan Hoffman. Lon Leonard. Susan Baker, Angela Washmgton. Susan Gerber, Theresa Kanch . Chns Brademas. Ltz Frasca
2nd
Row: Teresa Graham. Karen Kao. Susan Deckard. Chnsta Bermmgham. Kelly Wade. Mtchelle McNa路 mara. Angte Pnce, Laura Manley, Sponsor
Mtss
Moon.
Top Row . Carena Hambrtck , Sta
Lmdstrom. Heather McConkte, Dawn Oestretcher, Lesta Halcrombe, Amy Terstrtep, Mary Jane Slo-cum .
Interact and lnterserve members show a taste for chtlt.
lnterserve Member, Laura Manley, shows off for the cameraman.
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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
The Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety annually holds the Homecoming Bonfire. Th1s year in the fall, the members took a trip to Turkey Run. In May they had a p1cn1c and they also initiated the new members.
Bottom Row L to R: Mr. Lehman. sponsor,· Mary Jo Elam, Tma V1erra. Shelly Reynolds, Mary Jane Slocum.
Karen
2nd Row: Amy
Kao.
Terstoep
(pres) Chos Brademas, Susan Hays. Cheryl Bartels, Jome Neuses (sec), Robm L1mp (treas), 3rd. Row: Mary W1snewsk1. Jenny Keller, Sarah Edmonds, Sarah Pence. Ang1e Poce. Kevm Hawley. 4th Row: Kostm Thomas. Demse Lesk1s, Chos Lee, Marg1e Earl.
Floyd Welch .
5th Row: Ang1e
WestjOhn,
Jeanne Liddle, Dav1d Rudmck , Chns F1edler, Bodget
Powell.
Beth
H1ll,
Jeff McKeown .
6th
Row: John Hegarty, Andy Phillips, Kevm Maxwell. Lynne Eckert, Serg1o Gonzalez, Eok Horner.
7th
Row: R1chard Neal, M1ke Cornell. Liz Frasca. Tom Lee. Dale Speer, Denms McMahon . 8th Row: S1a Lmdstrom , Dav1d Martm , Chns Tuveson , Enk Olson. not p1ctured: Mll1ca Kokotov1c, Amy Jones.
Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety Members pose for a p1cture at Turkey Run.
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NHS Members clown around at Turkey Run.
FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY The French Honor Society has had a busy year. They began the year w1th a cookout at Mrs. lscher's house. A BakeSale the Sunday after Thanksgiving and a candy sale were the1r fund raisers for the year. New members were initiated in April. Members also attended French classes at the U of I and went to the Lamplighter for lunch. They also sponsored a child in Africa through the Christian Children's Fund.
Bottom Row L to R: Mary Jane Slocum. Kathy Bergstrom. Jenny Keller. Mary Ann O ' Connell, Cathy Thow. M1ddle Row: Mrs. lscher. Karen Kao. Kevm
Thurber. Sharon West)Ohn. Lynne Eckert,
Kevm Maxwell, Jeanne L1ddle. Top Row: Jenmfer Sechnst. R1chard Neal, Syed Shah. Charles Sm1th, Chns Lee. Suzanne Martm, Scott Hendne Not pictured: Tamm1e Dover, S1a Lmdstrom.
The Spanish Honor Society has had an interesting year. In October they sold candy to raise money. During November they attended a Spanish Dance Show in Decatur followed by a trip to Los Banditos for lunch. In the spring new members were initiated and a trip to attend classes at the U of I was planned.
Bottom Row L to R¡ Rachel L1lly. Sh1ela Woods, Julie Oldham. Molly Slomger. Kelfl Myler, Demse Lesk1s.
L1sa Alexander
Karen
Landreth.
M1ddle
Row: N1qw Beckrum. Shelly Reynolds, Tma V1erra. Mary Jo Elam. Sarah Pence, Susan Hayes, Ang1e Weber. Ms . Mott. Top Row: Susan Deckard, Ang1e West)Ohn. Laura Brunkow, Chnstme Bobak, Jenm MacDonald Jay McManus, John Fraser, Joe Mulcahey . Not p1ctured: Sus1e Malek , Theresa Kohlman and Chns Pullen .
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ELECTION BOARD
Election Board, which consists of five members from each class, has the responsibility of superv1smg all school elections. They provide ballots, make a system for p1ck1ng up ballots so that none are excluded, and tally the votes after they are collected.
Bottom Row L to R: Marcy Levy, Kent Hollrs, Laura Malek . Paula Rrggms, Jon Bnstow. 2nd Row: Laura Manley, Angre Pnce, Cook,
K1m
Hambrick.
Janet Brckers, Erm
3rd Row: Susan
Baker,
Mmdy Peterson, Dawn Dohrman, Laura Punkay, Susan Gerber.
Top Row.
Mrs
Serfert,
Jenmfer
Rust. Robm Lrmp, Patrice McKmley, Julie Oldham, Mrchael McGwre . Not prctured: Mrke Cornell.
The German Honor Society is composed of students with a record of academic excellence in both German and other subjects. To be eligible one must have taken three consecutive semesters of German at Centenn1al and maintained a B plus average in the class as well as a B average all around.
Bottom Row L toR ¡ John Hegarty, Mary Wrsnewskr. Sarah Edmonds.
Top Row: Mrs . Dame/son,
sponsor, Rob lrwm, Tom Tollrver, Kevm Hawley.
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JUNIOR AND SENIOR LEADERS Bo ttom Row L to R. Chns Butt1mer, Cath1 Pratt, Chns Szymamak. Laura Brunkow
2nd Row · June
Hashbarger, Anne Gardner, Amy Merz. Nma Moll, Heather MacDonald, Amy Engel. 3rd Row
Mrs.
Goud•e. sponsor, Robm H•cks. Knstm Thomas lie Rosenbeck ,
Top
Row: Laune
W1dner,
JuNikk1
Medjesky.
A ll sophomores interested in pursuing the Junior leadership program must file an application . On the basis of recom mendations from the physical education staff and information on their application , candidates are selected. After selectiOn all of the candidates are placed m the same physical education leader class . After the Junior year, those students show 1ng the abi11ty to accept the responsibilities required of a senior leader are assigned to the activities where the1r ass1stance will be of the greatest benefit . The semor leader IS to stimulate mterest be 1ngen1ous, and motivate the students.
Bottom Row: Barbara Rogers. 2nd Row: Anne Sp1tz, Nancy Tatman, Mrs. Goud1e. sponsor, 3rd. Row: Pam Ell1s, Amy Terstnep, Teresa Graham . 4th Row: Karen Kao. Amy Jones. Ang1e Pnce. Carena Hambnck . Top Row: S1a Lmdstrom. Jon1e N euses . Susan Gerber, Ch,sta Bermmgham , Theresa Kanch. Not p1ctured: Mll1ca Kokotov•c.
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SENIOR OF THE MONTH COMMITTEE
The Senior of the Month Selection Committee is composed of faculty and students at Centennial. They work together to determine the finalists for the Charger of the Year Award. They also pick 3 students a month who excel in Athletics, Academics, and Activities.
Bottom Row L to R: Maryann Oumn, Mr. Dav1d Casteel. Roxann Eshleman . 2nd Row: Dav1d Dahl, Colleen Mannmg, Tma V1erra, Amy Terstnep, Ken Deemer.
Top Row: Anne Sp1tz, Steven Gorrell,
Barb Rogers.
Business Associates assist students who plan on entering into a business type career. The Club sponsored the Halloween Dance and the Valentines Dance. The members also operate the school store which is open every morning.
Bottom Row L to R: Deanna Harlan (sec), Lmda Noffsmger (pres.) , Donna Dyksma (v1ce -pres), Heather McGaw and Kelly Weatherall (treas) Row
Mr
2nd
Boyd, sponsor, Julie Hopper, Adnenne
Woods , Lynne Heath . 3rd Row: K1m Powell, Kathy Gantz, Heather Dupuy, L1sa Arbucle, Samia Dupuy, M1chelle Mittleman, Jennifer MacDonald Top Row-
Debb1e Frank, Donna
Brown, Marsha F1tch, J1m Kmoch .
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Tatman, Bor1s
TNT
At the end of each month, the members of TNT, the school's literary magaz1ne, meet to judge any original poems or short stories submitted by Centennial students . The w1nnmg entnes and other selected works are then published in a magazine at the end of the school year which is sold by the club.
Bottom Row L to R: Tma V1erra Karen Kao, Anne Sp1tz, Heather McGaw. Kelly Weatherall. 2nd Row: Carolyn Schm1dt, Knstm Thomas,
Jenmfer
MacDonald, Nma Moll. Top Row: S1a Lmdstrom. M1ke North, Heather MacDonald. Bndget Powell.
The Speech Team this year participated 1n tournaments each month from October thru February. The members strive to gain experience and success during the tournament season. Several of the members won awards in their categories. Tina Vierra, radio speaking category, placed first in Reg1onal competition, second 1n sectionals, and was ranked tenth in overall state competition.
Bottom Row L to R: K1m Hambnck , Todd Hamson. Tma V1erra . Top Row. Tammy Steen. Debb1e Frank. Mrs . McCormick , coach, Josephme Moncnef.
SPEECH TEAM Organ1zat1ons 10 1
DE-HO AGRI-BUSINESS
D1stribut1ve Education, Health Occupations, and Agn-Business students learn about the world of work in related classes at Centennial and on the JOb at a bus1ness in the commun1ty. They are placed in day care centers, vetennary clinics, nursing homes, hospitals, grocery stores, small spec1alty shops. Students study and develop the spec1fic skills needed for their success at the1r traimng stat1ons.
Bottom Row L
to R: Angela
VanAuken , Mrs
Etchelberger, John Menold. Janet Lane. 2nd Row: Mtchel/e Taylor, Tma Cardwell. Robm Lasstter Top Row: Dave Munds. Jtm Klem, Mtke Langley. Mtke Beaumont.
Th1s a one year capstone program open to seniors. Students spend at least 1 5 hours per week m office positions for which they are pa1d regular salaries. Students are enrolled in a related class where the major goal IS to develop an enthusiasm to become productive, capable office workers.
Bottom Row L to R. Donna Dyksma. Heather Dupuy, Judy Lowery Rosemary Burge. 2nd Row; Karen Remertsen. Kathy Gantz, Julte Davts. 3rd Row ¡ Deanna Harlan . Sherry Henderson, Lmda Noffsmger, Julte Hopper
4th Row: Ltsa Arbuckle,
Marsha Fttch, Julte Goyne. 5th Row: Mrs . Whtte, Donna Tatman, Jean Wmgler, Yvonne Henderson, Lynn
Heath.
Top
Row: Karen
McNutt.
Tatman . Not ptctured: Babette Trautman.
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Nancy
CWT
Cooperative Work Traming students gam work experience and training wh1le exploring career possibilities. They learn basic skills related to the world of work.
Bottom Row L to R: Trac1e Rowe. Mrs. Johnson, sponsor Ron Roseman. 2nd Row: Dav1d Leh1gh.
L. C. Pett1grew. Dawn Bauer, M1ke Osborn. Renee May
Cooperative Career Education IS broken down into two parts, the related class at Centennial and on the job expenence at a community business. In class students learn various aspects of the working world.
Bottom Row L to R: Dav1d Beck. Scott Tromley, Mart Banks. Top Row: Robert Carner, Mr. H1cks Dean Carlson, M1chael Cleaver.
ICEPPS Organozatoons 103
COSMETOLOGY Cosmetology students spend three hours each day at the Beau Monde School of Beauty, learning the theory and developing the sk1lls to become licensed beauticians. Students begin in the fall of their junior or senior year and continue in the program until they have completed 1500 hours of training. Those beg1nning as sen1ors in high school complete the program at Parkland College. Students are eligible to take the State Board Licensure Examination upon completion of the 1500 hours and having passed all theory and practical exams.
Bottom Row L to R: Chos Currell, Kathy Clark. 2nd Row: Jtll Johnson, Rostta Miller, Angel McCabe. 3rd Row: Mrs. Etchelberger, sponsor, Vanessa Severns, Conme Chancellor, Pam Eilts.
Centennial's new peer counseling program R.E.A.C.H. has been actively involved informing the student body of its programs and purpose. The program was designed to provide students with peer counselors so they might have someone their own age to talk to about problems on their mind.
Bottom Row L to R. Margte Earl, Jom Hoerr, Kyra Jefferson, Ktm Johnson, Beth Htll, 2nd Row: Ruth Fisher, school soctal worker (sponsor), Mtchelle Morgan, Robm Ltmp, Debbte Frank, Angela Washmgton. 3rd Row: Jenny Keller, Alysta Douglas, Amy Terstoep, Bridget Powell, Lesta Halcrombe, Tracy Claypool. Top Row: Julte Rosenbeck, Scott Freund, Maxme Yates, (Counselor, Sponsor), Sta Lmdstrom, Lynn Muhlenhaupt, Joel Lopez. Not Ptctured: Ktm Wtlltams, Janme Jedlmskt, Susan Decker, Co-Sponsor Karen Greger, (school soctal worker (Intern)), Donna Mosher, (Counselor, Sponsor).
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CENTINAL STAFF The Centinal staff puts together the school newspaper. The members take journalism laboratory as a class. Th1s year they dec1ded to send copies of the paper home to each student, so more of the parents would get a chance to see The Centmal. The Centmal is published every two weeks.
Flfst Row: L to R. Jenny Keller, Jeff McKeown. Charles S1kora . R1ck Smith , Matt Clegg. Dan Atteberry, Heather Hardenbrook, Kathy Bergstrom. Floyd Welsh. V1kk1 N1cholson. Dav1d Rudmck, Second Row: M1ke North. Pam Black. Joe Mulcahey. N1kk1 Med1esky, Robm H1cks. Colleen Conlon. Sherry Catron. Debb1e Frank, Sarah Pence. Ann Dav1s. Sarah Vogel. Beth Hill Thlfd Row: Shelly Gnffet. T1m Lane. Ken Deemer, Carolyn Schm1dt. Scott Freund. Marc Bona. K1m Powell. M1chelle McCoy. Leanne McNamara.
Dav1d Dahl.
Jenny
Bettndge. Fourth Row: T1m McFall. Dav1d Well. Joel Lopez.
Bryan
Cox,
Sarah
Edmonds. Amy
Terstnep , Tom Woods , Bndget Powell, John Stallmeyer, John Furrow, Joe W1sner F1hh Row: Russ Gruelle, Mrs . A. Wh1te, (advisor) Serg1o Gonzalez.
This year Centennial has been lucky to have a mascot, the first in Charger h1story. The Mascot wears a suit of armor designed especially for him. The role of the mascot has not yet fully been explored, but it will be utilized to strengthen Charger spirit 1n the future.
Mascot; R1chard Neal.
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POLAR CLUB
The Polar Club is for anyone mterested in running during the winter months. The club mainly consists of CrossCountry and Track runners who want to stay in shape in the off season.
Bottom Row L to R: Kevm McGmms, John Donahoe, Matt Kraatz, Andy Worthmgton. 2nd Row: Ned Mochel, Randy Ftsher, Troy Hmton, Dana Evans, Roger Faulkner 3rd Row: Dave Stroud, Earl Dtckey, Bryan Cox. Joe Wisner.
The Programmers Club learns to program the PLATO computer system in the tutor language. They are allowed to form their own account on PLATO and are programming lessons for their own personal use along with helping students that are learning by computer assisted instructions.
Bottom Row L to R: Nastr Kanm, Enc Kappes, Chuck Stkora, Matt Phtlltps. 2nd Row: Mr. Rowe, sponsor, Lee Johnson, Terry Meadors, John Hegarty, Mtke Kappes.
PROGRAMMERS CLUB
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FENCING CLUB
Members of the Fencing Club meet three to four times a week during the winter months for fenc1ng practice and instructions. They also compete against one another in duels.
Bottom Row L to R. Elysse M c Gmley, John Greene, Dean Stiebner, Matt Clegg. 2nd Row: Joel Lopez, Danny Manella, Terry Gustafson, Greg Momgold, R1ck Sm1th Top Row¡ D1vma Fourman. Terry Meadors, Mary W1snewsk1, Paul Kohler, sponsor.
The Afro-American Club informs its members about black history and hentage. This year they sponsored the Halloween Dance to promote Charger Spirit.
Bottom Row L to R: Mrs. Casey, sponsor, Tanya Hams, Clifton Brent, Elana Hassell, Earlena Dav1s, Cara Clark
2nd Row
Tabby Carter
Ang1e
Washmgton, K1m Richardson. Tern Ch1pman. Les1a Halcrombe. Patrice
McKmley.
Top Row: Randy
Taylor, Melvm McClelland, Johnme Slaughter Lon Leonard, Roger McClendon .
AFRO-AMERICAN CLUB Orgamzat1ons 107
CENTENNIAL GUARD
The main function of the Centennial Guard is to help conduct the Charger's home sw1m meets. Members serve as t1mers and scorers for both the boys and g1rls teams. They also help instruct and life guard during the P.E. classes.
Bottom Row L to R Dtane Galltvan. Sarah Vogel, Beth Ht/1, Jean Kadansky, Pnncy Uhf, Wendy Maxwell. 2nd Row ¡ Amy Mttche/1, Shannon Bues, Chnsta Bermmgham. Susan Gerber, Cathy Thow, Pam Black. Top Row: Ltz Frasca, Cathy Corum, Sarah Kanch . Jt/1 Ward. Ann Davts, Karen Own/an.
The Chess Club had a very large turnout this year. Many were among the best players that have ever joined. Many members expressed the desire to compete, and plans were made to play several schools th1s year and possibly enter the IHSA Chess tournament in May. The club provides an opportunity for the members to 1mprove their skills 1n the game of Chess .
Bottom Row L to R. John Luchan, Lee Johnson, Davtd Watsvtsz, Lehman Watsvtsz . 2nd Row: Mtchael Bobak, Sergto Gonzalez, Tom Tolliver, (pres). Top RoW" Shawn Percy, Joel Lopez, (sectress). John Hegarty, B)Ofn Gamback.
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HALF-NELSONS Half - Nelsons are very active throughout the Charger wrestling year. They keep scores for the Centennial wrestlers during meets, keep individual standings of each wrestler, design locker decorations, and hold fund raisers, but most of all they encourage Charger Wrestling Sp1rit.
Bottom Row L to R; Amy Engel, Tracy Scroggms. Sheila
Woods.
Debboe Poerce.
Jenny
Bettndge,
Rhonda Valentme, Brenda Bazzell. Amy Reynolds 2nd Row: Gaol Palmosano, Shona Lmdstrom. Mo路 chelle Morgan. Kom Johnson, Tom Kostler Montague , Mrs .
Walker . 3rd Row
Chns Stacy
Rodemoyer. Nancy Ogle, Debboe Frank, Mochelle Scogm, Chnsty Rogsbee. 4th Row: Karen Landreth. Karen Oumlan . Heather McGow . Mochelle Mittleman , Ellan Blankenshop , Juloe Wliloams , Mmdy Hocks . 5th Row路 Rochelle Bolbrey, Sherry Catron
Kelly Weatherall, Stephame Eshleman .
Robm Lomp, Mary Anne O'Connell. 6th Row: Beth Benson, Jill Ward, Roxann Eshleman, Anne Spotz, Anne Gardner, Ann Davos . Top Row
Colleen
Conlon, Laura Mayhall, Jodo Jamoson, Barb Rogers, Bndget Powell,
Jenmfer
MacDonald.
Patnca Bowers, Soa Lmdstrom,
8th
Row:
Suzanne Malek,
Stephame Warmoth .
Our Thespian Troupe # 1043 is a member of the International Thespian Society, an honorary drama organization with chapters in every country of the free world. Our members have earned 10 points to become a Thespian, wh1ch is equivalent of a 100 hours of work in onstage or offstage activity. The PLA YMAKERS sponsor the three major dramatic activities at Centennial; Fall Play, Spectrum, and the Spnng Musical. A new offering of the Thespians this year is the Thursday Afternoon at the Movies. Each Thursday at 3:30 p.m . Centennila students may see, free of charge, a classic film of the past or present. Bottom Row L to R; Mr. Page, sponsor, Cathy Thaw , Beca Tepper, Susan Hoffman , Laura Manley, Kevm Thurber, Chns Cao. Chns Brademas, Mary Jane Slocum . 2nd Row 路 Mrs . Willos. honorary member,
Keoth
Manley,
Don Soppel.
LBIXB
Morf, Chns Buttlmer
Tom Leosch
Melame
Hermann , Robm Hocks
Kom Osmond. Mossy
Rosenbaum. 3rd Row: Jenny MacDonald. Knstln Thomas
Nma Moll. Lynne Eckert. Loesl LaDuke.
Bndget Powell. Jeanne Loddle. Amy Terstnep. Su路 san Deckard. Chns Szymamak , Adroenne Woods . Top Row : Moke Cornell, Louos Rawley, Jay McManus. Moke McGwre. Enc McAfee. Rob Cook ,
THESPIANS
Scott Essenne
Davod Rudmck , Allan Tauber,
Heather MacDonald. Kara Powell.
Not poctured:
Kelly Wade.
Organozatoons 109
CENTURIAN STAFF
The Centunan Staff IS composed of sophomores, JUniors, and seniors who apply in the spring to be selected as a staff member. They spend many long and hard hours continually working to make the Yearbook a success for everyone. Students learn how to make layouts, crop pictures, and most importantly, meet deadlines.
Bottom Row L to R: Demse Lesk1s. D1ane Gallivan. Susan Baker. Cathy Mmogue. 2nd Row: Colleen Mannmg. Maryann Oumn. Regg1e Nat1v1dad 3rd Row: Cheryl Bartels. June Pfeffer Thomas Lee. M1ke Muhlenhaupt. Top Row M1ke North, Karen Espeseth, Bryan Cox, Bruce Plfle.
The Centurian Advertisement Staff is a school serv1ce organization that ass1sts the Yearbook staff during the summer and throughout the first semester. The members of the Ad Staff call on area busmesses that have spec1al meaning to the life of the CHARGERS and sell ads. The money from the ads helps to insure that the Yearbook can be offered to the Centennial student at an affordable pnce. The members also help with the selling and distribution of the Yearbook.
Bottom Row L to R.¡ Robm Limp, Mr
Speer,
sponsor Sarah Vogel. Chnsta Bermmgham. 2nd Row: M1chelle McNamara, J1mmy Kmoch, Karen Espeseth, Jome Neuses, Jill Johnson. Top Row: M1ke Muhlenhaupt, Bryan Cox. Susan Baker. Not P1ctured: Kelly Wade .
CENTURIAN AD STAFF 110 Orgamzat1ons
Organ1zat1ons 111
PRINCIPAL SCHOLARS The Pnncipal Scholars is a group of students who w1sh to grow academically. They attend meetings and go on field trips to better their knowledge and to help in preparation for college.
Bottom Row L to R: M1ss Lyons, V1kk1 Nicholson, Tanya Williams , Mernanne Brent , Mr. Oav1s . Notasha Gavms . Usa Pelmore , Sec ond Row: Veromque Beckrum, Robert Jones, Chauncey Hunt er,
Th1rd Row
Jennifer Mannmg , Marc1a
Scantlebury Cynth1a McCleary, Bnan Jones. Baron Brown, Robert Rucker, Fourth Row: Elana Hassell, Denena Lee, Bryan Jones. Stephen Reynolds, F1hh Row
Sonya
W1lilams, Ailsa
Slaughter,
Mailkah
Muhammad, S1xth Row : Angela Washmgton , Tanya
Hams,
Cheryl Downmg,
She/11
Beckrum,
Seventh Row: Katona Porter, Joseph Sm1th , Lucret1a Pearson. Melvm McClelland. E1ghth Row Pamela W1/ilams
Edd1e Redd. Tam1 Peete, Nmth
Row. M1chae/ Ba1/ey, N1che/le McCall, Capnce Banks
W1/ilam Lass1ter. Tenth Row · Ronald
Nesb1t, Les1a Halcrombe, Top Row.· Alvm Overton, Darryl Lee.
Roger McClendon.
Clmton
Hughley,
Tony Hamngton. Rodney Stewart
Future Farmers of America is a group of young men and women who are interested in an agricultural occupation when they leave high school. F.F.A. helps students mature through competitive contests between schools.
Bottom Row: L to R: Jeff Markland, Daryl Salm, Scott
Poulson,
Vance
Keen,
Buddy
Chancellor,
Second Row: Matt W1snewsk1 , Angela Swa1m. Pa· me/a Swa1m , M1ke Gernand, Top Row: Jeff Johnson . Todd Hamson. Mr Baker, Scott Poulson, Bnan Waldrop .
FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 112 Organozatoons
CHARGERS HAVE A TASTE FOR FUN
Lancer Wendy Maxwell shows off her outfit for the Centenmal Students.
Band member Ang1e West1ohn plays durmg the half lime show.
Sophomore cheerleaders help support the CHA RGERS at a pep assembly.
Student counc1l members sponsored "BEAT CENTRAL WEEK .. wh1ch mcluded Tw1t Day.
Orgamzauons 113
114 Organozatoons
The Centennial H1gh School Orgamzat1ons had a taste for many different activ1t1es th1s year. These mcluded a bonf1re, numerous dances, and athletic events . The organizations had a very prosperous year and hope to have many more in the years to come . The pictures on these two pages reflect a sample of the events that the organizations sponsored throughout the 1982-' 83 school year.
Organozatoons 11 5
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c L A
s s M E N Underclassmen 116
Underclassmen 117
FRESHMEN ADJUST TO NEW WAYS
Allison White , sponsor; Front Luanna Williams, president; Cindy Chastain, vice president (not pictured); Row 2 Tammy McDaniel, treasurer; Janet B1ckers, secretary.
Tammy McDamel shows off her outftt durmg Twtt Day.
118- Freshmen
Shetla Arbuckle
Chflstop A/edge
Becky Arseneau
Daron Baskm
Lauren Beasta/1
She/It Beckrum
G. D . A ckman
Jackte Allen
James Anderson
Mtchele Anderson
Timothy Atteberry
Davtd Ault
Ellen Banks
Dtane Bartels
Dale Bennett
Eltzabeth Benson
Amanda Beranek
Tracy Benedtct
Danny B1ckers
Renee Bourgo1s
Janet B1ckers
Melissa Bradley
Rochelle B1lbrey
Ellen Blankenship
E.T Boehm
R1chard Boileau
Marchell Broadway
Barbette Brown
Baron Brown
Kem Brown
George Buchanan
Ph1ll1p Nat1v1dad
IS
Susan Buker
Mark Rudmk
Debra Bordenga
Jeff Bruner
Shannon Bues
wondermg what h1s fnend 1s havmg for lunch .
Jeff Buoy
Kyle Burford Stacy Shaw relaxes dunng lunch penod.
T1m Burge
Pam Burke
Sean Calvm
Nicola Carstedt
Jason Cam
Tab1tha Carter
Freshmen - 119
Melvm Caston
Amy Cekander
James Chancellor
J . Clevland
Ertn Cook
Tom Cotter
Tracy Chaney
" Th1s
Cynth1a Chastam
IS
Lillian Clark
Matt Clegg
more work than I thought/ " thmks Fa/me McConk1e .
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Erm Cook g1ves her best durmg tryouts.
Susan Cozad
A. Dav1s
120 - Freshmen
James Creason
Robert Dav1s
Edd1e Daugherty
Terrence Dav1s
Freshman testmg takes much concentration.
M1ke Dedm
Tony Delio
Scott Demson
Manssa D1ener
Mary D1ener
Raymond Dodd
Kevm Donovan
James Dorner
Dwayne Dorsey
Cheryl Downmg
Sam1a Dupuy
M att Eastham
Mark Eggers
Katherm Elsenkoff
Anne Elliot
C. Farestad
Roger Faulkner
Jill Femberg
Mary Fe/la
Shannon Fems
W1lllam F1erke
Wayne Folsome
Jason Foote
Dawn Freeman
Steven Freeman
Mark Games
Tma Ga1ther
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Tony Freund
T1m Frost
Matt Lesk1s takes a break durmg the game.
John Gardner
John Garvey
Kelly Gaskm
Natasha Gavms
C. D . G1bson
Tamara G1lhland
Bnan Goff
Khnstm Gom
Dame/ Grady
Freshmen-121
Evelyn Grady
At the Spmt Event are Blam Peratt and Jeff Hashbarger
Nalan Hargrave
Cheryl Harnsberger
M. Hams
I. Hays
M1ke Healea
Angela Healy
Aaron Hamson
Kelly Grant
John Greene
Chns Gnder
Lmda Gnffet
Greg Hall
L1p Hanny
Steve Hardm
Jeff Hashbarger
Dan Hays
Greg Hart
Ja1me Guemero
The new Freshmen cheerleaders g1ve a cheer durmg luncht1me.
122-Freshmen
Sarah Kanch works hard dunng Freshman Testmg
Mark Hendne
Kurt Henke
Carolyn Herron
John Hoffme1ster
Kent Holl1s
L1sa Holman
M1ke Hubbard
Chaunsey Hunter
DaVId Jensen
Areatha Johnson
Kelton H1ll
Kathy Hoch
Todd Hoerner
Jenmfer Hoffman
Pam Holman
Gary Holt
Chnst1an Holzer
Allan Horath
Mark Hutchmson
Dame/ lnsk1p
Jenmfer lsdale
Jody Jam1son
AnJanett Jones
Bonme Jones
Robert Jones
Jean Kadansky
Charlene Jenkms
Enk Kappes
Freshmen
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Sarah Kanch
Naslf Kanm
Duane Kasper
Jeff Kmg
Curt1s Kmney
Gary Kmser
Lucy Keck
Vance Keen
Mark Keller
Members of the freshman class take part m Homecoming act1V1t1es.
Chns Klfby
124 - Freshmen
Kns Klfkham
Andrea Per1sho has somethmg to say to Laune McCabe.
James Klmkenberg
Gat! Knox
Shane Kolato
Kathy Kunze
James Lafray
Damck Lee
Lynnette Lee
Charles Lehocky
Matt Lesk1s
Janet Lange
Marc1a Levy
Tma Larson
Cynth1a Lawrence
Rebecca Limp
Cra1g Lmke
De/wood Lmzy
Pam Lmzy
Cuong Lu
Anthony Maggto
Ray Mahannah
Laura Malek
Freshmen show thelf sptflt durmg the Homecommg Parade.
Dame/ Manella
Valefle Mansen
Jeff Markland
Kevm Own/an and Stacy Shaw watt to enter the Freshman Dance.
Rebecca Marsh
Tammy McConkey
Bfldgette McNamara sprmgs htgh durmg practtce.
Demse Marshky
D. Mate}owsky
Stacy Maxwell
Laufle McCabe
Jenmfer McCombs
Ktmberly McConky
Fa/me McConkte
Phyllts McCoy
Tamara McDamel
Melody McGee
Atmee McGwre
Natalte Mcintyre
Freshmen-125
Paul McKmney
Paula McKmney
Knstma McKmz1e
DaVId M11ts
Thoom M1ller
Aaron Mmor
Bradley M1tchell
Dana M1tchell
Eugene Mochel
Trac1 Moen
James Moore
Paul Morf
John Mulcahey
Mark Munds
Josephm Moncnef
Greg Momgold
Anthony Moore
John Murmghan
Paul Nast
Julte Neuses
V1kk1 Nicholson
Megan N1mmo
Kevm O'Donnell
Bndgette McNamara Leanne McNamara
126
Freshmen
Dayna Mergenthaler
·rm trymg to eat my lunch! " says Anne Gardner.
Nanc y Ogle
Only two words are needed to descnbe th1s year's Freshman class.
M1chael Me1esky
Enk Outcalt
Alvm Overton
Tamt Peete
Andrew Petttgrew
Carol Ptppm
Doug Peratt
Audrea Pensho
Deborah Perkms
R. Perkms
Shannon Peters
John Petnllo
Char/ott Pettts
Barbara Pettus
Ttm Petty
Ronald Peyton
Matthew Phtlftps
Thomas Phtlltps
Chenetta Porter
Katnna Porter
Jeffrey Purcell
Kevm Own/an
Joshua Owrk
John Plfte
Todd Ramsburg
Eddte Redd
Mtchelle Reed
Karen Relllg
Amy Reynolds
Dwayne Roberts
Kelly Roberts
Enc Robeson
Lesly Rodemoyer
Edward Rodnguez
Jeff Rosenbeck
Laura Rouse
Darcy Ruggles
'?tchard Sanders
Scott Savage
Steven Schtcht
Peter Schnafel
Sara Schott
Stacy Shaw holds on ttght dunng the parade.
Freshmen
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M1chelle Scogm
Robert Semerad
Rebecca Shatzer
Chfls Shaw
Stac1 Shaw
Dav1d Sherwood
Charles S1kora
Sean Smclalf
Greg Slomger
Amanda Sm1th
V1ck1 Shoudel
Johnny Slaughter
Chflstop Sm1th
Tony Bamert and Marcy Levy keep warm durmg the bonflfe
Durmg lunch, Steve Sch1cht d1scusses h1s homework w1th a fflend.
Samuel Sm1th
128
Freshmen
V1ctor1a Sm1th
Walter Sm1th
Ernest Stallmgs
Dame/ Sm1th
M1chae/ Sm1th
R1chard Sm1th
Ke1th Stamper
Tammy Steen
Jud1th Stewart
Phtltp Sttebner
Dtane Stoddard
Mtke Sulltvan
Angela Swatm
Pam Swatm
Helen Tand1ung
Andy Terest
Danelle Testory
Cheryl Downmg
Candy Todd
John Tnano
Chen Turner
Eddte Turner
Julte Vogel
Stephen Wachala
Martm Wade
C. Watte
Chnsten Wann
Ronald Ward
J. G. Warfteld
Wesley Weeks
Betty Wtlltams
Hester Wtlltams
Latonya Wtlltams
Luanna Wtlltams
Mtchael Willtams
Scott Wtlltams
Matt Wtmsett
Camera Shy Freshmen
Wmston Wmdom
Andrew Worthmgton
Rebecca Wtsner
John Wubbaldmg
Adam Wtsnewskt
Russell Wurm
Matt Woods
Sonya Abernathy
Nolah Lee
Ltsa Adkms
Jerome Murphy
Brenda Bazzell
Phtltp Nattvtdad
Eltzabeth Brother
Sadte Redd
Kelly Collms
Ttm Robbms
Larry Emory
Cleo Ross
Davtd Fatth
Aaron Sawdy
Charles Graves
Dave Schultz
Bnan Greger
Ltsa Smtth
Terrance Gustafson
Glenn Stark
Marcy Hoerman
Anme Thompson
Howard Hopper
Kara Wtttler
Terry Jennmgs
Ketth Young
Conme Jones
Todd Yaxley
Charles Yets
Lort Zarbuck
Freshmen
129
SOPHOMORES SHOW THEIR CHARGER TASTE FOR LIFE Th1s
year's Sophomore class
off1cers are:
Ms .
Eckert, class sponsor; Top to bottom: Patrice McKmley, pres1dent; K1m Hambflck , V1ce pres1dent. Jenny Rust. secretary; Mmdy Peterson. treasurer
Scott Adams
L1sa Alexander
Demse Anderson
R1chard Armstrong
Terry Meadors and Jeff Noffsmger cheer for the Chargers.
130 Sophomores
Andrew Atteberry
R1chard Babey
Brooks Bagley
Andrea Adcock
Darron Bailey
Melissa Brown gets ready for the next pomt to be played
Anthony Bamert
Bryan Bauer
George Beckett
Ann}enette Beckrum
Lene Bened1ct
Susan Bennett
Katherm Bergstrom
Paul B1gham
Mark Black
Chnstm Bobak
Melissa Bowman
Chnstm Bradford
Barry Brady
Steve Brown
Debb1e Frank odes m the Homecommg Parade.
Mana Bona
Ga1/ Palm1sano
Julie Cao dances w1th the Lancers durmg the pep assembly.
Steve Bom
IS
Patr1c1a Bowers
wondenng what Kelly Myler
IS
pomtmr,
at.
Memann Brent
Charles Brmkley
Sondra Brooks
Dame/ Brown
Karen Brown
R1chard Brownmg
Donald Bryant
Sophomores 1 3 1
Todd Bunnemeyer
M1ke Bues
Troy Buhrman
J. C. Buoy
Ken Burden
Laura Butt/mer
Ellen Caldwell
Mary Beth Murphy looks " p1cture perfect" on Tw1t Day.
R1chard Babey seems to be warned about somethmg
Sean Cannaday
Julie Cao
Sherry Catron
N Causley
Robert C1cone
Julia Conlon
Cathy Corum
Ray Cnst
Bnan Carter
Suzy Malek hams 1t up dunng the game.
Jerry Clark
132 - Sophomores
Teresa Clark
John Cochrane
Colleen Conlon
Ann Cullen
Ken Dalton
Afram Dem1sse
Mark Denhart
Deanna Derby
S. D1Matteo
Georgett Dorsey
Alex Duge
Joel Eblers
Troy Eichelberger
Randy F1sher
Trac1 F1tch
James Flemmg
Melissa Fondren
D1vma Fourman
Debby Frank
John Fraser
Suzanne Funk
Mana Furia
Matt Galardy
Amy Gee
Mark G1uffre
M1chael Glaze
Adnan Godbolt
Donna Grady
R1chard Gnner
Shannon Hagan
D1ane Hambnck
Dav1d Hanoka
Glen Damels
Molly Slomger looks hke her mmd 1sn 't on the game.
M1chael Green
Lisa Hall
M1chella McNamara and Molly Slomger seem to be a httle out of place.
John Depew
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WI/son McCoy '¡cheeses " for the camera
John Hansen
Heather
Jeff McCartney wonders what he 's havmg for lunch .
Antomo Harmon
Lon Harmon
Wlihe Hamngton
R1chard Hams
Marla Heath
M1ke Helm
Dwayne Henderson
V1ctor1a H1lson
Steve Hope
Dwayne Johnson
Jeff Johnson
Ton1a Hams
Hardenbrook
A lan Hart
134
Sophomores
Penny Harw1g
Ellen Hays
Amy Henson
Toby Herges
Sue H1cks
Tony Howell
Devnes Hunt
Rob lnsk1p
Leo Heath
Cra.g H1eser
Robert lrwm
Beatnce Johnson
Kathy Johnson
R1ck1e Johnson
Bflan Jones
He1d1 Kaelin
N1ck Karabalos
Chfls Keller
Amy Kennedy
John Kosmopoulus
Joe Zemlm and T1m Le1sch watch the fife slowly burn out.
Tom K1stler
Matt Kraatz
Kyle Lambert
Karen Landreth
John Laurent
Chfls Layne
Steve Le1shner
Denena Lee
Kfls Lesk1s
Jeff Leasure
Mark Lilly
Matt Lilly
Mmdy Melmger hopes she can get everythmg together for her next class. Rachel L1lly
John Lmdgren
Sophomores-135
Bnan Luckenbtll
Hoa Luu
Jenmfer MacDonald
Bnan Markstahler
Maureen Marlow
Suzanne Martm
Chad Madtx
Suzanne Malek
Kevm Malone
Ketth Manley
Hetdt Kaelm prepares to serve the ball
136
Sophomores
Andeltta Martmez
Tammte Mathes
Shawn Matheson
Carol Maxwell
Davtd Mayes
Ntchelle McCall
Jeff McCartney
Angela McChesney
Wtlson McCoy
Ann McCulley
Patnce McKmley
Patty McMahon
John McManus
Trymg to keep warm are Patnce McKmley and Marcta Scantelberry
Merrtdeth McClure
Melmda Mellmger
Mtchelle McCoy
Melltssa Mellmger
Cheryl Mefldeth
Howard M1tchell
M1chelle Mittleman
Monty Mittleman
Dav1d Morger
T1m Momssey
Kelll Myler does a cheer durmg the pep assembly.
Steve Martensen
K . Mosser
Lynn Muhlenhaupt
Karen Landreth and N1kk1 Beckrum don ' t look too happy about the game.
Amy Hensen and Kara Powell have a laugh durmg the bonflfe.
Amta Mu/lms
M1ke Murdock
Mary Beth Murphy
Kelli Myler
Fonte/la Nash
Greg Nelson
Ronald Nesb1t
Cherese Nesb1tt
Marme N1cholas
Robm Nib1ser
Jeff Noffsmger
Julie Oldham
Kflstme Osmond
Bryan Overman
Sophomores -
137
Kevm Malone and Joe Wtlltams stnke a pose for the camera
138 Sophomores
Enc Plftle
Rhonda Ptttman
Chuck Plotner
Juan Poltte
Ktm Powell
Chns Pullen
Karen Own/an
K lfk Redfern
Harral Rhoden
Delmar Rhodes
Ltsa Rtbbe
M. Rtddell
Deanne Robmson
Jeff Rogers
Rachel Rogers
Troy Rogers
Gat! Palmtsano
Ronald Palmtsano
John Parker
Blame Peratt
Frank Perry
Jeff Peterson
Mmdy Peterson
Khamtanh Phanrana
Tammy Ptper
Vada Poltte
Steve Paulson
Kara Powell
Davtd Remmert
Steve Reynolds
Chnstm Rtgsbee
Curtis Rmehart
Steve Rtggs
James Romero
Robert Rucker
Elizabeth Russell
Jenny Rust
Shelly Jo Savage
Marc1a Scantlebury
Kyle Schaumburg
Bob Schoonover
Nanette Schroeder
Jeff Schumacher
Tracy Scroggms
Jenmfer Sechnst
W1th a look of determmat1on, Rhonda Valentme marches
Steve Bom, Jeff Noffsmger, and Greg Stahlmeyer show thelf Charger sp1nt.
J . Semerad
Donald Sippel
Molly Slomger
L. Sm1th
Karen Speer
Rhonda Sprague
Greg Stallmeyer
Paul Stanley
Joseph Sterlmg
Samantha Stevens
Dav1d Stillwell
Bob Stotts
Ben}amm Stovall
Mark Sullivan
Ann Swartz
Allan Tauber
m the parade.
Sophomores 139
Anh To
M1ke Trah1st1s
Audrey Tramor
Susan Tromley
Rhonda Valentme
Dav1d WaiSVISZ
Bnan Waldrop
Tasha Walker
Wendy Wallace
J1ll Ward
Stephame Warmoth
Mary Washmgton
Kelly Weatherall
Angela Weber
Ronald Weeks
Sharon WestjOhn
Deborah Wheatley
Tma Wh1te
Donna Whitehouse
Martha W1lkmson
Mark W1lllams
Camera-Shy Sophomores
Pamela Wllhams
Matthew W1snewsk1
Ron Wurm
140 Sophomores
Robert Wllhams
Sheha Woods
Carol Yets
Juhe W1lms
James Wnght
Ann Yoss
Column A 1
Column B2
Cashone Allen
Darlene Lane
Debb1e Ash
Wilham Lass1ter
Melissa Babey
Greg Lee
Mozdeh Bahador1
Stepham Marshall
M1chael Ba1ley
Lisa McConaha
Becky Black
Cynth1a McDonald
Jerry Bland
Ros1e Moore
Stacy Boswell
Stefame May
Jerry Brown
Anne Paulson
Teresa Burnett
M1chelle Pettus
Sharon Caldwell
Derry P1ckett
Dav1d Canull
Todd P1ckett
Teresa Chaney
Joseph R1der
Jerry Darsey
Chnstme S1e1a
Mozella Faust
Dawn Sweeney
Lee Garth
Jacquhne Thomas
Teresa Grady
Chemhthathavoug Vllayseuk
Anthony Holt
Crystal W1ggms
Constanc Houston
Robm Wilcoxen
Demetnous Houston
Joe W1lhams
Sharon Ingram
Vmcent Wllhams
Sheila Jackson
Wade W1throw
Kevm Kasper
Charles Yanclf
Lorne Kucharczyk
Irene Zak
JUNIORS PREPARING FOR THE YEARS AHEAD Offtcers for the JUntor class mcludes: Top to bottom Mrs. Whtte, sponsor; Brian Cox, prestdent. John Donahoe, vtce prestdent: Paula Rtggms. secretary. Mtke McGwre. treasurer. Absent - Sponsor - Ms. Tighe
Demetnu Allen
Lmda Andrews
Krtstme Arvola
Meltssa Babev
Darrvl Batfev
Mtchael Batfev
Ben Baker
Capnce Banks
Ltsa Berger
Mtchelle Beaumont
Steve Borberlv
James Bovee
Matt Banks
Maftssa Btlbrev
Cmdv Bradlev
Class of 'B4?
Katte Bradlev
Davtd Brad'f
John Bnstow
Sarah Brother
Jumors 141
Boos Brown
Cynthoa Brown
Laura Brunkow
Chnstm Brush
Ench Burkhardt
Tom Burns
Chns Buwmer
Jeff Buttotta
Chns Campbell
fnc Kaelm shows hos Charger pnde whole playmg m the band.
Jamoe Cary
Doug Campbell
Burhe Caston
142 Junoors
Margaret Caston
fnc Mueller wants to know what 's so funny about Dawn Dohrman 's Spamsh book .
Ronme Catron
Sally Cekander
Theresa Chapman
Cara Childress
Bruce Clapp
Mark Clapp
Kathy Clark
Momca Cochrane
Bryan Cornwell
Jeff Corum
Bryan Cox
Susan Craog
Robert Curtos
Lor1 Dalzell
Donald DaVIS
Ken Dav1s
Kurt Dav1s
Lee DaVIs
Barbara Day
Bob Derem1ah
Earl D1ckey
Dawn Dohrman
John Donahoe
Jack Dorsett
Lynn Douglass
Na1la Dupry
Lynn Eckert
Sarah Edmonds
Ronald Edwards
Mary Jo Elam
Ja on Elliston
Damon Falfbanks
Debby Femberg
Phil Sexton says. " Th1s can ·t be my Grammar and Usage class' "
Amy Engel
Bndgme
Stepham Eshleman
Karen Espeseth
R1cky Estes
Scott Evans
Chns Fe/la
Cass1e Fondren
Scott Freund
J1m Fraelich
Anne Gardner
Rick Garmger
Matt Gamson
M1ke Gernand
Ferdmandsen
Lon Fulfer
D1ane Gallivan
Gma Gannaway
Juntors 143
' Don ' t take my ptcture nght now; I'm trymg to listen' ' says Laura Punkay.
144 Junoors
Rhonda Gtllogly
Steve Goyette
L. Greger
Davtd Harbtson
Mary Hardtmon
Mmdy Hams
Kns Hartman
June Hashbarger
Elana Hassel
Charles Hawley
Susan Hayes
John Hegarty
Scott Hendne
Suzy Henmgh
Allcta Henry
Steve Hepler
Melame Hermann
Robm Htcks
Tma Htggms
Steve Hillard
Rtch Hoch
Enc Hoerner
Chns Holman
Harold Holzer
Tma Horath
Chns Hughes
Vtctor Hunt
Carllrvm
Anthony Jamerson
Jill Jamtson
Jtm Skelton and Molly S/omger share a laugh at Spmt Event
J Jenkms
Paul Jensen
L. Johnson
Mtke Johnson
Angela Jones
Celta Jones
Byron Jones
Mana Jones
Shen Jones
Ttm Jones
Tonya Jones
Terry Ktzer
Steve Klaus
Sandra Janowskt
Steve Goyette plans hts next move agamst Shawn Percy.
Dunng class. Jamte Cary ts tn deep thought. or ts she asleep?
Enc Kaelm
Jenmfer Keller
James Kmney
Cary Ktrby
Alan Knell
Btl/ Knowles
Ltsa Knox
Angela K ucharczyk
Ltesl LaDuke
Janet Lane
Ttm Lane
James Lanvtere
Chns Lee
Juntors 145
Typmg takes much concentration for Lynn
Darryl Lee
Davtd Lehtgh
Kam Lemmon
Doug Leonard
Dentse Leskts
Jeff Lewts
Somethmg catches Shawn Smtth 's eye at Splf-
Eckert.
146 Jun1ors
Tracy Lewts
Jeanne Liddle
Arthur Lmdsey
Joel Lopez
Cuchang Luu
Heather MacDonald
Jenntfer Mannmg
Fred Markstahler
James McCormtck
Berntta McCurry
Ttm McFall
Elana Hassell checks to make sure her marshmallow ts cooked JUSt nght
Steve Marshky
Elysse McGmley
Roger McClendon
Greg McConaha
Apnl McConkte
Kevm McGmnts
Heather McGaw
Mtke McGwre
Robert Meade
Terry Meadors
N1kk1 Med)esky
John Menold
Mane Jones says, "I JUSt hope I can remember those next few steps!"
Scott Mortensen
Kevm Memf1eld
Tate Merten
Amy Merz
Ben Meyer
Bnan M1ller
Ros1ta Miller
Cathy Mmogue
Amy M1tchell
Nma Moll
Chns Montague
Lee Moore
Laura Mod
Enc Mueller
Mallkah Muhammad
M1ke Muhlenhaupt
Joe Mulcahey
Scott Murrell
Scott Nagy
Regg1e Nat1v1dad
Ron Neal
Tim Oare
Mary O'Connell
Enc Olson
L1sa Pelmore
Shawn Percy
Chns Perkms
Chns Peters
Andy Ph1lllps
Jerry Polen
Cathy Pratt
Laura Punkay
Jumors 147
148 Junoors
Pamc1a Ransom
Chfls Rap1er
Eflk Rasmussen
Shelly Reynolds
K1m Richardson
Paula R1ggms
Tammy Roberts
Dora Robmson
M1ssy Rosenbaum
Julta Rosenbeck
Kflstme Rotzo/1
Trac1e Rowe
Tammy Rushmg
Robert Sarzanm1
Mmdy Sauro
Sue/len Scoby
Greg Scott
Phd Sexton
T1m Shaw
Scott Shockey
J1m Skelton
Grant Slomger
Oerron Sm1th
Shawn Sm1th
Clayton Snyder
Shelly Sphar
Ron Stachurski
Ke1th Stalvey
T1m Steen
Rodney Stewart
Becca Sweet
Chflstme Syzmamak
Sandra Tand}ung
' 'I don 't know the answer to that one e1ther!'" says 01ane Gal/1van.
Susan Stroud
Liz Thomas
Kflstm Thomas
Laura Thompson
Dav1d Torrens
Yo/ana Turk
Prmcy Uhl
Brad Ward
R. Washmgton
Kay Weber
Brenda Terrell
Kefl Tapscott
Brad Taylor
Becca Tepper
Eflc Thompson
Mafltha T1llman
Tern Todd
Mark Vaughn
Lehman Wa1sv1sz
Cortney Walker
John Walt
Lauf/e W1edner
Angela West}ohn
Laufle W1dner
Amy Wemke
Tma Todd
Andrea Wll/lams
Regme W1/llams
Tom Williams
Camera Shy Jumors
Tamera W1lson
Kflssa Wolff
Joe W1sner
Ann Wflght
Mary W1snewsk1
Soohwa Yu
Column A 1
Column B2
Kevm Adams
Car Ia Meeks
Bflan Beck
JuVIons Meeks
Donna Behm
Ned Mochel
Denms B1gham
Marcelon Mosley
Kflsta Boekhoff
M1ke North
Natalie Causley
M1ke Osborn
Chfls Dabney
Paul Petflllo
Tony Dorsey
Debby P1erce
Anne Engel
Scott Poulson
Dana Evans
Todd Rogers
Dewy Ford
Ronald Roseman
Jeff Frost
B1ll Rushmg
Amy Goff
Daryl Salm
Cynth1a Grady
T1m Sm1th
Kyle Herges
Bobb1 Stotts
Roy Kmg
M1chelle Taylor
Twana Leshore
R1chard Thomas
Donald Lmdsey
Cathy Thow
M1ke Lmdstrom
Teresa Trogden
Mark Logue
Ratakorn Vathanasombat1
Robert May
Carmen W1/llams
Cynth1a McCleary
Jacquell Wmdom
Larone McGee
Bobby Yancy
Joe Zemlm
Junoors 149
E N I 0
R
s
Sen1ors 151
Top Row: Steve Sullivan - VIce Pres1dent, Second Row: Susan Gerber- Pres1dent; Chnsta Bermmgham Secretary; Kelly Wade Treasurer
M1ke Cornell wh1stles wh1fe he works .
CAMERA SHY SENIORS Lynn Akers
152 Senoors
Jesse Hughes
Reemah Alhuma1dan
lngamar Johnson
Angela Allen
Gerald Jones
Glenda Bailey
Mustafa Kapan
Derek Banks
Scott Knudsen
Jeffrey Barger
Deborah Lane
Dawn Bauer
Mark Lee
M1chael Beaumont
Thomas Lee
M1chael Bobak
Cassandra Leshoure
W1/ilam Broadway
Yulando McMullen
Pamela Burden
K1mberly Melch1
Robert Camer
Clay Neal
Conme Chancellor
Sandra Ott
Cra1g Clfceo
Chns Pelmore
Jeffrey Crawford
James Perkms
T1mothy D1llman
Freada Pett1s
Doug Dunn
Dameila Rasmussen
Julie Early
Bnan Robmson
Sherry Felty
Alonzo Rose
Laura Foster
Larry Sm1th
Denms Fnchtl
Kena Steward
Dalemonte Godbolt
Stephame Stotts
Adam Gosset
Robert Townley
Freddie Grady
Katherme Urbanek
Pamela Green
Kelvm Vassar
Carena Hambnck
Mantee W1llard
Lula Hilson
Temce Wilson
Charles Houston
Kenneth Yette
Trumpet solOISt Mary Jane Slocum
Wolham Aldrodge
Londa Arseneau
Cheryl Bartels -
Basketball 10,
111 , 12; Track 10, 11, 12
Raymond Alexander -
Co-editOr¡ m -
chlef - Centunan Staff 12
Vars1ty
Ger-
man Honor Soc1ety 10, 11 -
Baseball, 10, 11, 12: Basketball
Oanoel Atteberry - Centmal Staff
9, 10: Homecommg Escort
12.
12; Chamber Cholf 12; TNT L1t.
Intramural Basketball 11 , 12;
Staff 10; Vars1ty Chorus 12;
Team 9 , 10; Nat1onal Honor
Pres. Bench Warmer Basketball
Vars1ty Show 12; Fencmg 11
Soc1ety 10. 11 , 12; Volleyball
Secretary;
G1fted Program
10
11 , 12 , lnterserve 12 ; Math
10: Vars1ty Track 9
10. 11, 12
Susan Baker - Centenmal Guard Losa
Arbuckle
Busmess
11 ; Centunan Advert1smg 12;
Associates 11, 12; Half Nelsons
Centunan Staff 12; Cheerleader
10, 11, 12
12; Off1ce Occupations 12
9 , 10 - Captam, 11 , 12; Elect1on
12; Vars1ty Show 11, 12
Jennofer Bauman- Cheerleader Homecommg Court
Board 10, 11 , 12; Homecommg Court
12 ;
lnterserve
Davod Beck - CCE 12: Wrestlmg
12 ;
9
Spamsh Honor Soc1ety 10, 11; Spectrum 12; Student Council 12; Track 9 , 10, 11; Ms Jmgle Bells 12
Wake up Ron Shawl You 're supposed to be dancmg.
153
Joe Smtth (second from nght) and company enJOY a treat at the bonftre.
Chnsta Berm1ngham -
Centenmal
Guard 11, 2 ; Centunan Advertlsmg 12; Class Offtcer - Sec. 12;
Stacy B1gham -
CCE 11
Doug B1tt1nger - Football; Stage Crew
Pamela Black -
Centenmal Guard
1 1, 12, Centmal Staff 1 1, 12 ; Band 9 , 10, 1 1, 12; " How To
lnterserve 12 ; Jr./ Sr Leader 1 1,
Succeed tn Busmess " - 10 ;
12; Spamsh Honor Soctety 10,
Softball 11, 12; Student Counctl
1 1; Student Council 9, 10
12; Swtm 9
Jenn1fer Bettndge
Centenmal
Mark Blackmon - Basketball 11,
Guard 9, 10, 1 1, 12
Centenmal
12
Staff 12; Half Nelsons 12
10, 1 1,
Prestdent; Swtm co-captam
Marc Bona -
Cent ina/ Sports
9, 10. 1 1, 12; Track 12
Edtt . 11, 12; Chess Club 11; In -
Shawn B 1ckers -
Harvey 12
teract 12 ; Publtctty crew for Swtm 9 , 10, 1 1
154
Football 9 '
Rhonda
Braaten
Treble
Cholf; Varstty Show
Chnst~na
Brademas
Centenntal
Guard 9 ; Centmal Staff 9 10. 11
Feature Edttor. Con c ert
Band 9 , 10, 11 . 12; DAR Drum
MaJCX
Program
10. 11. 12.
12.
Gtfted
11 , 12; Gtrls ' State
Senator 11; lnterserve 12; Na ttonal Honor Soc. 10. 11. 12. Ptt Band for Mustcals: Sentor of the Month Selectton Commtttee 12; Solo/ Ensemble Contest 9 . 10. 11 , 12; Spantsh Honor Soctety 9 . 10 , 11 .
Spectrum
10, 11 ;
Student Counctl 9 : Thesptans Program Manager 11, 12: Mtss . From the smtle on Randy Taylor's face, that popcorn sure must taste good.
Jungle Bells Court 12
Leslie Bramley
Cl1fton
Brent -
Afro-Amencan
Club 12: Football 11. 12: Track 11. Wrestlmg 11, 12
No buts about tt Mr. Jenkms, June Pfeffer IS a Central Twtt.
155
Afro-Amencan
Bonn oe Burnett
Club 9 ; Softball 12
Baseball 9, 10, 11 ,
Scott Butler -
12
Swmg Cho1r members. Kevm Thurber, Joe Zemlm. T1m Le1sch. Dav1d Rudmck and Jeff MacCartney hope to be " The Boy From New York C1ty."
Chros Cao -
Arsen1c and Old
Lace 11; Harvey 12
Oklahoma
11; Mus1c Man
Spectrum
12
11, 12; Student Adv1sory Com· m1ttee 9 , Thesp1ans Vars1ty
Chorus
11 , 12 ;
10, 11 , 12 ;
Vars1ty Show 10, 11 , 12; Swmg Cholf 11 , 12 ; Treble Choir Treasurer 10
Tona Cardweii -
Dwayne Brookshore
Todd Buhrmester - Basketball 9.
10, 11 - manager, 12; Football Davod Brown
tiC/an
Freshmen Stalls·
9 , 10, 12 ;
Baseball
Rosemary
Burge - Off1ce
pat1ons; CCE
156
Sports
manager 11 Occu·
CCf 12
Dean Carlson
Cameron Carter -
Football 9 , 10
Robert Carvell - Off1ce Occupations 11, 12: stage crew 11
James Choang - Centenmal Amateur Rad10 Club 9 ; Computer Club 9 . Cross Country 10, 11; Gifted Program 11 , 12; Polar Club 11; Pflnc1pal Scholars 11, 12; Tenms 11, 12. Track 9 , 10
Tern Chopman Afro-Ameflcan Club 9 10. 11 , 12: CCE 12; Chamber Cholf 9 . Thesp1ans 11 Vars1ty Chorus 9
Cara Clark 11 , 12
Afro-Ameflcan Club 10.
Cmdy Fllecc1a and Chfls Tuveson smile for the camera
Senoors 157
Kevm Maxwell makes good use of the Centenmal library.
Troy Clark -
Football. 12
John Clarke -
Football. 10, 11
Tracy Claypool Volleyball. 9 , 10. 11 , 12: Track 9 . 10. 11, ¡ R.E.A.C.H. peer counselor 12
The concentration needed for draftmg shows on Sarah Vogel's face .
158 Senoors
Mochael Cleaver CCE, 11, 12. " Harvey stage crew 12; R1vers1de Mus1c Man-stage crew 12; Spectrum stage crew 12. Thesp1ans 12
" I can ' t believe my head 1s that b1g. " says Beth Hill, while bemg measured for cap and gown.
Syed Shah and Mary Jane Slocum seem to have found an amusmg book
Jeffrey Cochrane - Baseball 12; Busmess Assoc1ates 11, 12, Golf 9. 10. 11 , 12, lntramurals 10, 11, 12
Terrance Cook German Honor Soc1ety 10; Gifted Program 11,; Math Team 9 , 11; Bad Seed 10; Arsemc and Old Lace - L1ghts manager 11 ¡ Harvey - Lights manager 12 Calamity Jane 9 ; How to Succeed m Busmess W1thout Really Trymg 10; Oklahoma - Lights manager 11 ; Mus1c Man - Lights manager 12 Spectrum 9. 10. 11, 12; Student Counc1l 10; Thesp1ans 9, 11, 12; Vars1ty Show Llghtmg manager 10, 11, 12
M1ke Cornell- Boys ' State 11; Chess Club 11; Concert Band 9, 10. 12; Cross Country 10. 11; Elect1on Board 12; G1fted Program 10. 11, 12; Interact 12; Jazz Band, 11. 12. Marchmg Band 9 , 10. 11, 12-treasurer; Math Team 9, 10, 11 , 12: National Honor Soc1ety 10; V1ce president 11 . 12; Bad Seed 10; Arsemc and Old Lace 11, Harvey 12 Calamity Jane 9 ; How to Succeed m Busmess Without Really Trymg 10; Oklahoma 11; Spamsh Honor Soc1ety 10, 11; Spectrum 9, 10. 11 Student Counc1l 10. 11 ; Thespians 9 ,¡ Pres1dent. 11 , 12; Vars1ty Show 11 Swmg Cholf 12
James Costa Chamber Cholf 9 . 10. 11. 12, Small Ensembles 9: Vars1ty Chorus 9 10. 11, 12; Vars1ty Show 9 . 10. 11, 12
Senoors 159
Todd Cov1ngton Boys Basketball 9 ; Football 10; Boys Track 9
Chnst1ne Currell
Ron Shaw lends a hand to Tom Woods .
Dav1d Dahl Centmal Staff 9, 10. 11 , 12 - Co-ed1tor-m-ch1ef; Computer Club 9 ; German Honor Soc1ety 10; Gifted Program 11 , 1 Interact 12; Semor of the Month Selection Committee 12
Mary Dan1els
"A Student 's work
160 Sen1ors
IS
never done." thmks Heather McConk1e .
J1ll Dav1d
Ann Dav1s Centenmal Guard 11, 12. Concert Band 9 . 10; Half Nelsons Secretary, 10. 12. Marchmg Band 9 . 10; P1t Band for How To Succeed In Busmess W1thout Really Trymg 10
R1ck R1ddel/ 1s always prepared for class
Earlena Dav1s Afro-Amertcan Club 12; Prmc1pal Scholars 11, Student Adv1sory Committee 11 ; Upward Bound 10. 11 12
Juhe Dav1s Flag Corps 1 1; German Club 9 ; Off1ce Occupa(lons 12
John Dawk1ns
Sen1ors 161
Susan OtM •d
TNT L1tMary Mli9UIM Staff
10 lnteru:r~ t2 - 8MJ s.d tO. ArSIMIC MJd OkJ L.c. I I H.-wy 12 · c.lam1ty .Jarw 9 He w ro 5uct:MKJ In 811$1tlf1$S Without RMlly h>"'ff 10 Ol<lahom• II Span.s/1 Honor Soc'"t> 10 II 12 SQ«r......, 9 10 II ~ tO 1 1
Susan Decker Centennral Guard 9 . 10; Half Nelsons 10: R.E.AC.H. 12; Thm ·clads 12
Ken Deemer - Centmal Staff Entertamment Ed1tor 11 , 12; Computer Club 10: Sw1m 12
costume m11n.gM t2
VarSity Show tO. 11 . 12. Sw,ng choir 1 t 12
Tr- Choor 10
Could Scott Butler have JUSt made a m1stakel
Jan Deschene Chamber Chotr 11, 12 French Honor Soc1ety 10; Gifted Program 11, 12; Vars1ty Chorus 9. 10. 11, 12· Vars1ty Show 9 . 10. 11, 12; Treble ChOir 9 , 10
162 Senoors
Clay Deval
K1mberly D1ckerson Chamber Chotr; Treble Ch01r; Concert Ch01r; Swmg Chotr; Freshman Cheerleader; Cheerleader 10. 12: Elect1on Board 9: Spectrum 10; Student Counc1l 9 · Varstty Chorus 9 . 10. 12; Vars1ty Show 9. 10.; T1tle 7 Program 9
Donna Dyksma Busmess Associates 11, 12 - V1ce pres1dent; Chamber Cho1r 12. Off1ce Occupations 12; Varsity Show 12; Property crew 11 , 12
Heather Dupuy Busmess Assoc1ates Treasurer 11, 12; Cheerleader 9 , Half Nelsons 12; Off1ce Occupat1ons 12
Chantal Dunn -
Lancers 11
Enc McAfee concentrates on h1s glasses wh1le Jenny Keller concentrates on other thmgs .
Tammy Dover - Centmal Staff 12, French Honor Soc1ety 10. 11 , 12 - Secretary; Half Nelsons 12
Gerry DoZier - Baseball 11, 12: Concert Band 9 . Football 9 . 10. 11 , 12; Interact 12; lntramurals 10. 11, 12
Langford Dudley Bound 10, 11 , 12
Upward
Senoors 163
Tona Eaglen
Margoe Earl Gifted Program 12; /ntramura/s 12 : Natwnal Honor Soc1ety 10, 11 . 12; Spamsh Honor Soc1ety 9 , 10. Track 9 , 10, 11 , 11 , R E.AC.H 12
11 ,
Jenny Bettndge g1ves us a fnendly howdy.
Pamela Ellos - Jr./Sr Leader; Pep club
Mark Ely - Football 11, 12; lntramurals 12; Sports Manager 11
Charger sp1r1t shmes through at the Centenma/1Central game.
164 Senoors
Susan Baker shares her knowledge of cheerleadmg woth youngsters .
Stacey Kohl models the current Central hbrary fashoons .
Pamela Emery
Roxann Eshleman - Flag Corps 11, 12 - presodent; Half Nelsons 12. Marchmg Band 11, 12; Senoor of the Month Selectoon Commottee 12
Scott Esserone - Computer Club. 11 ¡ TNT Loterary Magazme Staff 12 German Honor Socoety 10; Interact 12, Math Team 9, 10: Harvey 12 Oklahoma 11 ¡ Musoc Man 12. Spectrum 11 12; Thespoans 11 , 12: Varsoty Show 12; Wrestlmg 10.
Chros Foedler - Football 9 . 10, 11, 12; Gofted Program 10, 11, 12; Homecommg Court 12; Interact Voce presodent 12 lntramurals 10, 11, 12, Natoonal Honor Socoety 10, 11, 12; Spanosh Honor Socoety Voce presodent 9 , 10, 11, 12; Student Councol 11, 12
Senoors 165
Vars1ty cheerleader. K1m D1ckerson leads us m a cheer.
Cond1 Foleccoa Centmal Staff 11 ; Cheerleader 9 - captam: Class Off1cers Secretary 9 . 10: Elect1on Board 9 10. 11; Calam1ty Jane ma e-up crew 9 : Flag football 10. 12. Student Council 9 , 10 - Pubflc Relations Cha,man, 11 Secretary, 12
Loz Frasca Cheerleader 9 . 10. Gifted Program , 11, 12: lnterserve 12; lntramurals 10; Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 10. 11, 12, Spamsh Honor Soc1ety 9 , 10, 11 ¡ Student Council 9 , 10; Tenms 11 , 12; Track 9 . 10
BJOrn Gam back - Chess Club 12. Cross Country 12, Soccer Club 12
Marsha Fotch - Busmess Associates 12; CCE 12, Off1ce Occupations 12
Stewart Freeman - Baseball 10: Football 9 , 10, 11, 12 lntramurals 11
Kathenne Gantz Busmess Assoc1ates 11, 12, Cheerleader 9 ; Off1ce Occupat1ons 12
Central tw1t, Floyd Welsh . lets h1s fmgers do the walkmg
Jacko Flemmongs - Track 9 . 10: Upward Bound 11, 12; Project House 11, 12
166 Senoors
John Furrow - Baseball 12; Basketball 10: Busmess Assoc1ates 10. 11, 12; Centmal Staff 11 , 12; lntramurals 11, 12
Condy Gendry - Basketball 9 : ConservatiOn Club 12; Flag Corps 9 .; Gifted Program 9 . 10. 11, 12; Half Nelsons 11 ¡ lntramurals 10. Track 9 , Vars1ty Chorus 11 , 12; Vars1ty Show 11, 12
All together now' Left. left , left nght left .
Susan Gerber - Centenmal Guard 11 , 12; Class Offtcers V1ce Prestdent 9, 10: Prestdent 12; Concert Band 9 , 10, 11, ElectiOn Board 9 . 10, CoPrestdent 11, 12; lnterserve serv1ce dtrector 12; Jr./Sr Leader 11 . 12; Marchmg Band 9, 10 11 , Softball 10. 11 , 12; Flag football 10, 11 , 12, Student Counc1l 9 10, 11 , 12 Secretary; Tenms 9 . 10: Student Adv1sory Counctl 11
Eroc Goff - Afro-Amencan Club 12, Track 12; Wrestlmg 12
Its hard to get mterested m Psychology so early m the day, thmks Sarah Pence.
Sandra Golloher Basketball 9 . 10, 11, 12: Gifted Program 11 , 12; Softball 9 , 10, 11, 12; Flag football 10, 12
Senoors 167
Serg1o Gonzalez Boys ' State 11 ; Chess Club 11 , 12; Computer Club 9 ; German Club 9 ; German Honor Soc1ety V1ce Pres1dent 10. Treasurer 11, Gifted Program 10. 11 , 12; llhno•s State Scholars 12; Interac t 12, Math Team 9 .. 11, 12, National Honor Soc1ety 10, 11 , 12; Sw1m 9 : Tenn•s co-captam 9 , 10. 11, 12 Fredd•e Gordon Steve Gorrell - Interac t 12; ' Harvey " 12; Semor of the Month Selec t1on Comm1ttee 12
Julie Goyne Busmess Assoc1ates 10. 11; CCE 12. Off1ce Occupat1ons 12; Sw1m 9 . 10 Teresa Graham - Chamber Ch01r 11, 12; Half Nelsons 12. lnterserve 12; Jr./Sr. Leader; Semor of the Month Select1on Comm1ttee 12; Student Adwsory Committee 12, Student Counc1l 10. 11 , 12; Vars1ty Chorus 11, 12; Vars1ty Show 11 12 EliJah Grant -
Football 12; Track 11, 12
Dav1d Greene Russ Gruelle Centmal Staff 11, 12 - News Ed1tor; Football 9 . 10, 11; Interact 12; lntramurals 11, 12 G1nger Gustafson
K~rk
Hagen -
Wrestlmg 9
Les•a Halcrombe - Afro-Amencan Club 9 , tO Secretary, 11 - V1ce Pres•dent. 12; lnterserve V1ce Pres1dent 12. Prmc1pal Scholars 9 . 10, 11, 12; Ms. Jmgle Bells Court 12; REACH 12 Deanna Harlan Busmess Assoc1ates Secretary 11 , 12; Off1ce Occupations 12; Volleyball 11, 12
168 Sen•ors
Adflenne Woods blows her brams out.
Lynne Heath - Busmess Assoc1ates 11 , 12; CCE 11 , 12, Off1ce Occupat1ons 11 , 12; Pep Club 9 - Treasurer
Laura Hecht Centenmal Guard 9 . Half Nelsons 11
Sherry Henderson
Yvonne Henderson - AfroAmeflcan Club 11; Basketball 10. TNT L1terary Magazine Staff 12, Off1ce Occupat1ons 12; Student Adv1sory Comm1ttee 11
Howard Hill Chamber Cholf 11, Football 11; lntramurals 9 . 10. 11; How to Succeed m Busmess 10. Soccer Club 9 . 10. 11; Spectrum 10: Sw1m 9 , 10. 11 , -Captam: Vars1ty Show 11 Troy H1nton Centenmal Amateur Rad1o Club 9 : Computer Club 9 ; Cross Country 11. 12, Interact 12; Polar Club 11, 12; Track 9 , 10, 11, 12
Cara Clark sm1les as she races down the hall.
Loro Hendershott -
9
German Club
Beth Hill - Centmal Guard Chalfman 9 . 10, 11, ; Centenmal Staff Ed1tor 11. 12; G1fted Program 11, 12; Half Nelsons 11 Marchmg Band 9; Nat1onal Hon;, Soc1ety 10. 11. 12; Spamsh Honor Soc1ety Secretary 9 . 10. 11. Sports Manager 10. 12 · Student Counctl 9, 10. 11, 12. Sw1m co-captam 9. 10. 11 , 12 REACH 12; Jmgle Bells Court 12
Sen•ors 169
Janone Jedlon ko Chess Club Secretary 12, TNT L1terary Magazme Staff 9, 10. 11; Oklahoma costume crew 11 ; Spectrum 10. Art Club 10. 11 ; REACH 12
Mr. Hembrough makes sure that hos students get a lock .
Kyra Jefferson Centmal Staff 11; Flag Corps captam 11, Half Nelsons 10. 11 ; Marchmg Band 11 ; Vars1ty Show 11 ; REACH 12; Student Adv1sory Counc1l V1ce Pres1dent 11
Joll Johnson
Komberly Johnson Half Nelsons 11 , 12; Sports Manager 10; Track 10, REACH 12
Jono Hoerr REACH 12
Centmal Staff 12;
Susan Hoffman Centenmal Guard 10: Homecommg Court 12; lnterserve 12; 'Harvey ·· 12, ' How to Succeed m Busmess W1thout Really Trymg " 10; Oklahoma 11, ' The Mus1c Man" 12; Spectrum 11, 12, Thesp1ans 11 , 12; Swmg Chotr 12
170 Senoors
Mary Holden TNT Literary Magazme Staff 10 Juloe Hopper Busmess Associates 11, 12, Off1ce Occupat1ons 12
Ton1a Kn1ght -
Sw1m 12
Stacey Kohl - CCE 11 , 12; Chamber Cho1r 11 , 12; Semor of the Month 12; Varstty Chorus 10. 11 . 12; Varstty Show. 11, 12; Treble Cho1r 10
Lark1n Johnson
Larry Jones
Track 9 . 11
M1ke Kappes Chess Club 12; Computer Club 11, 12; Gtfted Program 11, 12
Lee Johnson Centmal Staff 11 Chess Club 11, 12; Computer Club 9. 10· Programmers Club 11 Prestdent, 12; lntramurals 10; Fencmg Club 11
Laune Kanet 11
Basketball 9. 10
Theresa Kanch - Basketball 9 . 10, 11, 12; lnterserve vtce prestdent 12; lntramurals 10. 12, Jr./ Sr. Leader
Amy Jones TNT Ltterary Magazme Staff 9,. 11, 12 - Co edttor; Gtfted Program 10. 11 , 12; Jr / Sr. Leader; NatiOnal Honor Soctety 11 , 12, Bad Seed props crew 10; How to Succeed m Busmess Wtthout Really Trymg props crew 10; Spamsh Honor Soctety 10. 11
Karen Kao - TNT Ltterary Magazme Staff 10. 11 , 12; French Honor Soctety 10, 11 secretary, 12: Gtfted Program 10. 11, 12, lnterserve 12 treasurer; Jr ·Sr. Leader; Nattonal Honor Society 10, 11, 12
James Klem
Sen1ors 171
Theresa Kohlmann Spamsh Honor Soc1ety 1 1, 12
M1ke Langley - Baseball 9 . 10: CCE 12; Concert Band 9 , 10. 11 , 12; Cross Country 9, 10; Football 9, 10; Jazz Band 11 , 12; Marchmg Band 9 10, 11, 12: Soccer Club 10. 11 Spectrum 9 , 10, 11, 12; Sw1m 9. 10, 11, 12
Mil1ca Kokotov1c ·- Cheerleader 11 co captam. 12; Class Off1cer 9 10 treasurer: Gifted Program 10. 11 , 12; JR. SR Leader; Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 10. 11, 12: Student Counc1l 9 , 10: Vars1ty Show 11
Rob1n Lass1ter CCE 12, Health Occupatwns Club 12; Track 11
Joseph Lamb Baseball 9, 10, 11 , 12; Busmess Assoc1ates 11 , 12; Class Off1cer 11 Pres1dent; Football 10; Golf 9, 11 12, lntramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Adv1sory Committee 11 pres1dent, 12; Student Counc1l 12 - pres1dent
Thomas Lee - Centunan Staff 12; German Honor Soc1ety 10. 11 · treasurer · Interact 12, Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety, 11 , 12; Tenms 10, 11 , 12
K1m Osmond performs at the Vars1ty Show.
172 Sen1ors
Does Susan Baker always look so surpnsed when her name 1s called?
Lon Leonard Afro-Amencan Club 10. 12 treasurer; lnterserve 12; Lancers 11 , 12 captam; Marchmg Band 12; Vars1ty Show 11, 12 M•ke L1ddle -
Track 9 , 10
Rob1n L1mp Centenmal Guard 11, 12, Centunan Advert1smg 12, Class Off1cer IT - secretary,· Concert Band 9 , 10. 11 ; Elect1on Board 12; Gifted Program 10. 11, 12; Half Nelsons 11, 12 treasurer; Marchmg Band 9 , 10; Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 10, 11, 12 treasurer; Tenms 9 , 10, 11, 12; REACH 12
S1a Lindstrom - TNT L1terary Magazme Staff 11 , 12; French Honor Soc1ety 10. 11, 12, G1fted Program 10, 11 , 12 ' Half Nelsons 9 ,. 11 , 12; lnterserve secretary 12; Jr 'Sr. Leader; Math Team 9; Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 10, 11, ; Semor of the Month Select1on Committee 12; Student Counc1l 11 REACH 12 Judy Lowery
CCE 12
Ngh1 Lu
Jochen Luchau Sw1m 12
Chess Club 12; Soccer Club 12;
Ch1 Luu Marc1e Magg1
Frank Manella - Baseball 9. 10. 11 12; Basketball 9. 10 · Football 9 . G1fted Program 10. 11; Homecommg Kmg 12; Interact 12; Harvey 12 Laura Manley Cheerleader 9 ; Elect1on Board 10. 11, 12; Homecommg Queen 12, Homecommg Court 12; lnterserve 12; lntramurals 10. 12; "Harvey" 12; "Blithe Spmt ' 9 "Arsemc and Old Lace " 11, "Bad Seed ' ; ''How to Succeed m Busmess Without Really Trymg " 10. "Oklahoma" 11· "Calam1ty Jane " 9 : Spectrum 11; Student Counc1l 11 Thesp1ans 11, 12, Vars1ty Chorus 9 . 11, 12; Vars1ty Show 9 . 11, 12 Colleen Manmng - Centunan Staff Co-ed1tor 12, " Harvey" house crew 12; Semor of the Month Select1on Committee 12
Sen•ors 1 7 3
Dav1d Mart1n - Football 9 . 10. 11, 12 Gifted Program 10. 11 , 12, Homecommg Court 12; Interact 12. lntramurals 11, 12; Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 10. 11, 12; Spamsh Honor Soc1ety 9 10. 11, Student Counc1l 11, 12; Sw1m 9 , 10. 11 , 12; Track 9 . 10, 11 , 12
William Mart1n Baseball 9 , 10 11 , 12: Football 9 .· Homecommg Escort 12, Sw1m 9 , 10. 11 , 12 captam
Chns Maxwell
Kev1n Maxwell French Honor Soc1ety, 11 , 12 pres1dent; Gifted Program 11 , 12; Interact 12, Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety. 11 , 12, Student Counc1l 12 · Sw1m 9 ; Tenms 11 ; Track 9
Roxann Eshleman seems to get the hang of 1t but Rose Stanf1eld sttll1sn 't sure.
Renee May Cholf 9
174 Senoors
CCE 12. Chamber
Enc McAfee Wrestlmg 10
Thespians 12;
Angel McCabe - Spamsh Honor Soc1ety 9 . 10. 11 ; Volleyball 9 . 10, 11 , 12
Melv1n McClelland Afro Amencan Club, 9. 10 11, 12; Computer Club 9. Football 9 10, 11. 12; Interact 12; lntramurals 9 . 10; Sr. Leader; Prmc1pal Scholars 9. 10 11 12; Rad1o Club 9 Spectrum 9 , 10; Student Adv1sory Committee 9 10: Track 9 . 10. 11
Wayne McCulley
Devery McGee
JeH McKeown - Centmal Staff 12; Chess Club 11 - secretary, 12. Concert Band 9 , 10; G1hed Program 11, 12; Marchmg Band 9 , 10; Math Team 10, 11, 12; Soccer Club 11; Tenms 9, 10, 11, 12 captam
Heather McConk1e Gifted Program 11 , 12; lnterserve 12 Denms McMahon Gifted Program 9 , 10 11, 12; National Honor Soc1ety 11, 12, Prmc1pal Scholars 12; Spectrum 70;
The Lancers and band perform to " B1g N01se From Wmnetka "
Serg1o Gonzalez Kevm Maxwell, and Theresa Kanch are wondermg how many freshmen are attendmg Sp1nt Event
Sen•ors 175
M1chelle McNamara Basketball 9 , 10. 11 ; Busmess Assoc1ates 12, Centunan Advert1smg 12; Centunan Staff Sports Ed1tor 11 , Cheerleader 9 , 10; Elect1on Board 9 . 10: lnterserve 12; lntramurals 9 ¡ Math Team 9 , Flag Football 9 ; Student Counc1l 9 10, 11, 12 - treasurer; Tenms 11; Track 9 10. 11, 12 Karen McNutt - Afro Amencan Club 9 . 10. 11; Off1ce Occupat1ons 12; Softball 11
Baseball 11; Cross Country 11
Bill MeHord -
M1ke M1ller Football 9 , 10. 11, 12; Homecommg Court 12, Track 9 , 10, 12, Wrestlmg 10. 11, 12
Sw1m 12
Amy Moen
M1chelle Morgan Gifted Program 9, Half Nelsons 11 , 12; Track 12
James Mosley Dav1d Munds -
Football 10. 11 CCE; FFA
treasurer
S1m Nakaranurack
JeH Neal -
" Harvey " 12
R1chard Neal VarSity Cheerleader 12; French Honor Soc1ety 11, 12; Gifted Program 11, Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 12, "Oklahoma " 11, Tenms 11 , 12 Joan Neuses Busmess Associates 11 ; Concert Band 10, 11; Gifted Program 11, 12; lntramurals 10. 12. Jr./Sr. Leader; Marchmg Band 10. 11; Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 10. 11, 12 - secretary; ¡ Arsemc and Old Lace " make up crew 11; p1t band and make up crew for "Oklahoma" 11 and " Mus1c Man" 12; Vars1ty Show 10. 11
176 Senoors
Jeff Nochols Concert Band 12 · Football 9 : Marchmg Band 12 Londa NoHsonger Busmess Assoc1ates 11 , 12 presldent: Off1ce Occupations 11, 12. Student of the Month 12; Props crew 11, 12 Dawn Oestreocher - Basketball 9 , 10, 11 , 12; lnterserve 12, Softball 11; Track 9 10, Volleyball 9 . 10 11, 12 Art Club 11, 12
Regona Ogdon Basketball 9 , 10. 11, 12; Busmess Assoc1ates ; Centenmal Guard 9 ; Concert Band 9 . Marchmg Band 9.· Softball 9 ; Sw1m 9 . 10 Kom Osmond - Chamber Cholf 10. 12, ' Bad Seed " 10 " Arsemc and Old Lace " 11, "Harvey" 12; ··calamity Jane" 9 : 'How to Succeed m Busmess W1thout Really Trymg" 10; " Oklahoma" 11; " Mus1c Man ' 12: Small Ensembles 9 , 10 11 , 12; Spectrum 9 . 10. 11, 12; Speech Club 11 ; Thesp1ans 10. 11 - makeup manager 12 - v1ce pres1dent, Vars1ty Chorus 9 10. 11 , 12; Vars1ty Show 9 . 10, 11 , 12; Treble Cholf 9 . Swmg Cho1r 11, 12 - secretary Afro-Amencan Club 9 , 10. 11, Lucretoa Pearson French Honor Soc1ety 9 , 10: Lancers 9 . 10. 11, Prmc1pal Scholars 9 . 10, 11, 12; Vars1ty Show 9 . 10
John Peete Sarah Pence - Centenmal Guard 11 , 12, Centmal Staff 11, 12: Concert Band 9. 10 11; Half Nelsons 10, 11, 12, Marchmg Band 9. 10 11 ; Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 11 12. ·How to Succeed m Busmess W1thout Really Trymg " 10; p1t band for ' Dklahoma " 11. Spamsh Honor Soc1ety 10, 11 , 12; Track 11, Small ensembles 10, 11; lncramurals 12 Clark Peterson - Baseball 9 . 10, 11 , 12; Busmess Assoc1ates 10, 11, 12 - treasurer; Golf 9 , 10 11, 12; lntramurals 9. 10, 11, 12, Spectrum 9
Tammy Dover says.
Can t you see I'm Eatmg7 "
Senoors 177
Charles Petry Basketball 9 : Football 12; Golf 10, 11; lntramurals 10. 11, 12 L. C. Pett1grew Spectrum
CCE 11, 12:
Jeff Petty Baseball 12; Busmess Assoc1ates 12; Football 10; Gtfted Program 10. 11 , 12; lntramurals 11, 12 June Pfeffer Ed1tor 12
Centunan Staff- Typ1st and Semor
Cenrmal Staff 12; Computer Club 10: Bruce P1ne Soccer Club 10; Sw1m 9
Cenrmal Staff 11 , 12. Chamber Cholf Bndget Powell Pres1dent 12.· Conservation Club 12; TNT Literary Magazme Staff 12; Gtfted Program 11, 12, Glfls ' State 11; Half Nelsons 12; Math Team 11; Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 11, 12: " Harvey·· 12; " Oklahoma " 11 . Speech Club 11, 12; Sw1m 12; Thesp1ans 12; Vars1ty Chorus 12. Varslly Show 12 Bmt Powell - Cross Country 9, 10. 11 captam, 12; Homecommg Escort. Polar Club 9 . 10. 11 12 pres,dent; Track 9 . 10, 11, 12
T1m Powell Busmess Assoc1ates 11 , 12; Football 9 . 11, 12; Golf 10: lntramurals 11, 12
Ang1e Pnce - Class Off1cer Pres1dent 9 . 10: Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Elecllon Board 9. 10, 11 12; lnterserve Pres1dent 12, lntramurals 10. 11, 12; Jr Sr Leader; Marchmg Band 9 10. 11; Nallonal Honor Soc1ety 11, 12, Softball 9 . 10. 11 , 12. Spamsh Honor Soc1ety 9 , 10, 11. Student Council 9 , 10. 11 , 12, Varslly Show 9 , 10, 11 Semors show thelf Charger Spmt.
178 Sen1ors
Maryann OUinn Centuflan Staff 12; Flag Corps , Marchmg Band 12; " Harvey " housecrew 12; Semor of the Month Select1on Committee 12; Tenms
9
Nora OUirk Laura Ramshaw Basketball 9 , 10. 11 ; lnterserve 12; Tenms 10. 11, 12, Track 9 LOUIS Rawley -
Thesp1ans 11 12
Karen Re1nertsen - Busmess Assoc1ates 12; CCE 12, Concert Band 9 . Health Occupations Club 11; Off1ce Occupations 12. Art Club 9 . 10; Acapella Cholf 9 . 10 R1ck R1ddell 12
Football 10, 11, 12, Track 9 , 10. 11,
Kathy Roberts Chamber Cholf 10; Vars1ty Chorus 9 , 10 11, 12; Vars1ty Show 9 . 10. 11, 12; Swmg Cholf 11 12; Treble Cholf 9
Janet Robmson 12
Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 10, 11 ,
Stacy Rodemoyer German Club 9 , 10, 11 ; Half Nelsons 12, Softball 10: Sports Manager 10, 11 ; Chorus 9 Barb Rogers - ConservatiOn Club 12; Half Nelsons 10. 11, 12; Jr./ Sr. Leader; Semor of the Month Select1on Committee 12; Sports Manager 9
Todd Rogers - Baseball 9 . 10, 12; Basketball 9 , 10 11, 12; Busmess Assoc1ates 11, 12; Centmal Staff 12; Homecommg Escort 12; lntramurals 12; Semor of the Month Select1on Committee 12; Spamsh Honor Soc1ety 9, 10: Spectrum 12 Dav1d Rudmck - Boys State 11; Chess Club 11; Computer Club 9 , 10; German Honor Soc1ety pres1dent 10, 11 ; G1fted Program 10. 11 12; lllmo1s State Scholars 12, Interact 12 - pres1dent; Math Team 9 . 10. 11 , 12,¡ Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 10 11 , 12; 'Harvey" 12; 'Oklahoma" 11; Spectrum 10, 11; Speech Club 11. Student Counc1l 9, Sw1m 9 : Track 11, 12 - treasurer, Vars1ty Chorus 12: Vars1ty Show 12: Swmg Cholf 12 Susan Schmall
Sen1ors 179
Carolyn Schm1dt Centma/ Staff 11, 12. Concert Band 12; TNT Literary Magazme Staff 12; Marchmg Band 12
What's so exc1tmg Joe Sm1th?
M1chael Schrock -
Wrestlmg 9
Larry Scog1n -
FFA 9 . 10. 11
J1m Scrogg1ns -
Kev1n Selph
Centmal Staff 11
Football 12
Vanessa Severns Shahzad Shah Soc1ety 11, 12 Secretary; Math Sw1m 9 ; Tenms
Cross Country 10; French Honor V1ce Presllient ; Interact 12 Team 9, 10; Prmc1pal Scholars 11, 12, 11, 12; Track 9
Ron Shaw Baseball 9, 10, Basketball 9, 10. 11 ; Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Interact 12; Track 11, 12 Amy Shelly -
180 Sen1ors
CCE 12
Tom Schmidt
T1m Sherwood
Football 9
Gregg Shockey -
Student Council 10
Danette Silverwood Concert Band 9 ; Marchmg Band 9 , Sohball 9 , 10, 11, 12
J1ll S1nnott Centenmal Guard 9 , 10. 11 ; Half Nelsons 10; Sw1m 10, 11 ; Flag Football 12: Thmclads (Manager) 11, 12 Marty Slade Ahsa Slaughter - Afro-Amencan Club 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 10; Half Nelsons 10; Prmc1pal Scholars 10. 11, 12, Track 10
Mary Jane Slocum Concert Band 9 , 10, 11 , 12; French Honor Soc1ety 9, 10 11, 12: Gifted Program 10. 11, 12; lnterserve 12. Jazz Band 9 , 10, 11, 12; Marchmg Band 9, 10 11. 12; Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 10 11 , 12; Arsemc and Old Lace 11; Harvey 12: How to Succeed m Busmess W1thout Really Trymg 10; Oklahoma 11 ; Spectrum 9, 10, 11 , 12; Thesp1ans 11, 12 Charles Sm1th - French Honor Soc1ety 11, 12; Gifted Program 11, 12: Speech Club 11; Tenms 11 J1mm1e Sm1th Football 9, 10, 11 , 12: Track 9, 10, Wrestlmg 11, 12
Joseph Sm1th- Afro-Amencan 10: VarsityCheerleaders 12; Football 10; Interact 12 Oklahoma 11; Prmc1pal Scholars 11, 12. Spectrum 10; Student AdVIsory Committee 11, Varsity Show 12; Wrestlmg 10 Dale Smothers J1m Snelling
Semors 181
Clayton Snyder - Basketball 10. 11, Chess Club 9 , 10; Golf 9 , 10. 11 , 12; lntramurals 10. 11 12, Spectrum 11, 12
182 Senoors
John Stallmeyer 12; Interact 12
Dale Speer - Boys ' State !Sw1m) 10. 11 · Football 9 , 10: Homecommg Escort 12. Interact 12; Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 10. 11 12, Sw1m 9 . 10. 11, 12
Rose Stanf1eld
Anne Sp1tz Conservat1on Club 12. TNT Literary Magazme Staff 10. 11 , 12. Gifted Program 11 Half Nelsons 10. 11. 12, (Trea surer · 11 ); Jr. Sr. Leaders 11 12; Semor of the Month Selection Committee 12, (secretary), Sports Manager 9 (Gifls Sw1m)
John Stewart -
Centmal Staff
Dav1d Stroud Cross Country 11 , 12; Polar Club 11 , 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12
Jean Suhor
Wrestlmg 9 , 10
Dawn Sullivan -
Steve Sullivan Class Off1cers 11, 12, V1ce -Pres1rlPnt; Cross Country 9 . 10. 11 FFA 12, Homecommg Court 12; Interact 12, Fmance Chalfman: Polar Club 10. Spamsh Honor Soc1ety 9 10. 11 ; Student Adv•sory Counc1l 11 , 12; Student Council 9 , 10, 11, 12 V1ce-Pres1dPnt; Tenms 10. 11, 12; Track 9 Bonn1e Tabor - CCE 11, 12; Health OccupatiOns 9
Softball 10. 12
Donna Tatman Busmess Associates 12, Off1ce Occupat1ons 12
Nancy Tatman TNT L1terary Magazme Staff 11; Half Nelsons 10. (secretary) 11, Pres1dent; .Jr.1Sr Leaders 10, 11 , 12: Off1ce Occupations 12; Spamsh Honor Soc1ety 9 10. 11 Debb1e Taylor - Afro-Amencan Club 10. 11; Basketball 11, 12, Softball 10, 11, 12 Randal Taylor - Afro·Amencan Club 12. Computer Club 9 . 10; Cross Country 9 , 10; German Club 9 ; Interact 12; Track 9 . 10. 11
Amy Terstnep - Centmal Staff 9 , 10, (Ad Manager) 11 . 12, Concert Band 9, 10, 11 , 12; Conservation Club 9 ; German Club 9 ; German Honor Soc1ety 10, 11; Gifted Program 10. 11, 12; lnterserve 12; .Jr/ Sr. LeadPr; Marchmg Band 9 , 10, 11, 12; Math Team 9 ; Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 10, 11, 12 - pres1dent; " Harvey ' 12, " Oklahoma · 11; " How to Succeed m Busmess W1thout Really Trymg " pit band 10; Semor of the Month SelectiOn Committee 12; Thesp1ans costume manager 12: Vars1ty Show 9 . 10, 11, 12: Swmg Cholf 12. Courtyard Club Pres1dent 12: Pep Band 11 , 12 Scott Testory Shelly Thomas
Cheryl Thompson - Afro Amencan Club 12; Half Nelsons 11, Softball 12, Sports Manager 12, Upward Bound 10. 11, 12 Khampeng Thongsy Kev1n Thurber Chamber Cholf 10. 11 v1ce pres1dent, 12; Concert Band 9· French Honor Soc1ety 9 . 10. 11 v1ce president, 12; Interact 12; Marchmg Band 9 ; " Arsemc and Old Lace" 11; "Calam1ty Jane" 9 ; " How to Succeed m Busmess W1thout Really Trymg " 10; "Oklahoma" 11 ; " Mus1c Man " 12; Spectrum 10. 11, 12, Sw1m 9 ; Thesp1ans 10, 11 , 12 secretary; Track 9 , 10; Vars1ty Show 11, 12; Swmg Cholf 12 president
Tom Toll1ver - Chess Club 11 12 - pres1dent. Math Team 10, 11; "How to Succeed m Busmess " 10; Fencmg Club 10. 11 , 12 Babette Trautman - Busmess Assoc1ates 12, Half Nelsons 11, Off1ce Occupations 12: Spectrum 11, Volleyball 9 . 10. 11 , 12 Scott Tromley
CCE; Homecommg Court
Chns Tuveson Football 11, 12, German Honor Soc1ety 10. 11; Gifted Program 10. 11, 12, Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 9 10. 11, 12 Angela VanAuken Tracey VanDyke - Afro-Amer~can Club 10. 11, 12, Basketball 9. 10: Busmess Assoc1ates 10. Half Nelsons 11, Prmc1pal Scholars 10. Softball 10. 11; Spectrum 9. 10. Volleyball 10. Upward Bound 11, 12
Sen1ors 183
Ttna Vterra TNT Literary Magazme Staff 10. 11 ass1stant secretary, 12; G1fted Program 10. 11, 12; Math Team. 11 , Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 12, " Harvey ' crew 12; Semor of the Month Select1on Committee 12; Spamsh Honor Soc1ety 12; Speech Club 10. 11 , 12
Jeff Peete enJoys ndmg on the Semor float .
Kelleen Wade Chamber Cholf 12; Class Officertreasurer 11 . 12; lnterserve 12; " Harvey " 12; " Oklahoma " 11 ; Thesp1ans 11 , 12; Vars1ty Chorus 12; Vars1ty Show 12; Swmg Cho1r 12 J.T. Warmbter Interact 12
Baseball 11 , 12; Basketball 9 . 10:
Angela Washtngton - Afro American Club 9, 10. 11, 12, lnterserve 12; Lancers 11, 12 co-captam. Marchmg Band 12; Math Team 9 : Prmc1pal Scholars 10. 11, 12; Track 10, 11; Vars1ty Show 12; REACH 12
Ctndy Welch Davtd Well 10
Chamber Cholf 9 Centmal Staff 11, 12; Centunan Staff 9,
Floyd Welsh - Centmal Staff 12; Concert Band 9. 10, 11, 12; G1hed Program 10. 11, 12; Marchmg Band 9, 10. 11, 12: Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 10. 11, 12. Spamsh Honor Soc1ety 9 , 10, 11
Natalte Wheeler - Basketball 11 12: Chess Club 11 Gifted Program 10. 11, 12; Glfls' State 11 lllmo1s State Scholars 12; lntramurals 10, 11; Sohball 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Advtsory Committee 9, Volleyball 10 James Whtte
184 Sentors
Sarah Vogel Centenmal Guard 11 , 12, Cer>tmal Staff 12; Centunan A 1vertwng 12; Half Nelsons 11, 12, Softball 10, 12; Flag Football 12 Sw1m 9 . 10. 11 , 12; Thmclads 12
Sonya Williams - Afro Amer~can Club 10. 11; Flag Corps 12; Prmc1pal Scholars 12; Spectrum 12, Thesp1ans 11
Gala Williams -
Shareese Williams
Gary Williamson 11
Adnenne Woods - Band 9 . 10. 11 , 12 - v1ce pres1dent: Busmess Assoc1ates 11. 12; Centenmal Guard 10. 11, Concert Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Marchmg Band 9 . 10. 11, 12: ' Arsemc and Old Lace " makeup crew 11 ; " Oklahoma ' make up crew and p1t band 11; ''How to Succeed m Busmess ' 10: Pep Band 10. 11 , 12
Tom Woods - Basketball 9 , 10. 11, 12, Centmal Staff 11 , 12 · Cross Country 12; Football 9 ; Homecommg Escort 12; Interact 12, Track 11 , 12
Track 12
Fencmg 10,
Jeff W1lliams - Basketball 9 , 10; Football 11 ; Track 11
Mary W1ngler CCE 12; Softball 9, 10. 11 Sanghwa Yu
M1chelle Wh1tney - Busmess Associates 11; Centenmal Guard 10; Cheerleader 9 , 10. 12 captam; Homecommg Court 12. Spectrum 12; Flag Football 12; Tenms 11; Track 9 , 10, 11 , 12 K1m Williams - REACH 12; Volleyball 9 . 10. 11 , 12 Tomm1e W1n1nger Greg Z1egler
Sen1ors 185
P.. D E
M I
c s
Academocs 187
BOARD OF EDUCATION AND ADMINISTRATION
Seated: James E. Taylor. Dr. Joseph W. Stucki. Secretary; Or. Eldon Gle1chman. Actmg Supenntendent; and Or. Oav1d J . Wlll1ams. Pres1dent. Standmg ¡ Jerry Hoffman. Busmess M anager; Henry Barnard. Ass1stant Supermtenden t; John Goldens tem. M1chael H. Thompson. Mrs. Carol L. Schumacher, V1ce Pres1dent; and Reverand A C. Wnght
The Board of Education is a group of seven elected members of the community charged by law to establish policies under wh1ch the school district operates. They rece1ve no salary and devote innumerable hours in the 1nterest of the students within the district.
Henry Barnard- Ass1stant Supenntendent
Jerry Hoffman - Busmess Manager
188 Academtcs
Dr. Eldon Gle1chman - Actmg Supermtendent
CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION
Any organization is is only as strong as its top leadership. We are fortunate 1n havmg that leadership 1n the admm1strat1ve staff at Centennial High School. Mr. AI Dav1s, principal , has led our school in having a taste for life both academically and in extra-curncular act1v1ties of the school. His administrative staff Includes Mr. Freeman, ASSIStant Principal; Mr . Rose and Mrs. Storch, Deans of Students.
Mrs . Storch, the Dean of Students.
Mr. Dav1s. Centenmal H1gh School Prmc1pal.
0
Mr Rose. the Dean of Students.
Mr Freeman. Ass1stant Prmc1pa/.
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FACULTY A faculty and staff are the backbone of any school. Centenmal IS fortunate in having a well-educated and dedicated staff. The faculty has a total of approximately 185 degrees; 95 Bachelors; 80 Master's; and 10 Doctorates or Advanced Certificates. Each department has been mnovat1ve m curnculum development as well as in teaching techniques with the students being again pnmary consideration. The entire staff, support staff Including custodians, cafeteria workers, secretaries, and teachers truly have a taste for life at Centenn1al. They are willing to help the student body in every way possible. Th1s year the Centunan staff has grouped the faculty by department. If (or) a teacher is a member of more than one department, the staff member has been placed in the department where he/she teaches the most classes.
FINE ARTS AND ENGLISH
Is Mrs . Decardy sm1/mg at one of her student 's p1eces of artwork?
Mr. Mahoney dlfects another great performance by the Centenmal Charger band.
C.F
190 Academ•cs
M . Decardy - Art ¡ 8 F. A .
J
Des1gn at Umvers1ty of Illi-
Dame/son
Art. B.F.A.
and M .A
8 M Ed
nois
hnOIS
at Umvers1ty of 1/-
Mahoney -
Mus1c :
and M M . Ed
Umvers1ty of lllmOIS.
at
C. Williams
MUSIC: 8 M .Ed.
at lllmo1S Wesleyan Umvers1ty,
MS. at Umvers1ty of 1/hnOIS
E. Engelhaupt - Engllsh : B.S.
G
at
B. S.
Northern
Untverslty,
1//tnOIS
M .A .
at
Hembrough and
M . S.
Engilsh : Ed.
at
Umverstty of ///mots
S. Jenkms-Engllsh. B.A. at
T. Kramer -
DePauw Umverstty, M .Ed. at
and M.A. at Umverstty of fl.
at
Umverstty of ///mots
/mots
College, M.Ed. at Umverstty
English : B A .
B
McCormtck -
Gustavous
Adolphus
of ///mots
Umverstty of Colorado
B .A
R. Langs)oen - Enghsh : B.A.
Engltsh :
at Elmhurst College ,
J. Nolen
English. B.A. and
M .A. at Baylor Umverstty
K. Page - Engltsh : B.A. and M.A. at Umverstty of ///mots
M .A T. at Umverstty of 1111·
Mr. Tomlmson tnes to get everyone 's attentton at the CentraiCentenmal pep assembly.
nots, M . A . at Roosevelt Umverstty
M.
Perry
English · B.S.
at
1/ltnots State Untverstty,
D. Schrock - Enghsh : B.A. at
C. Ttghe -
Eastern 11/mots Umverstty
M.Ed. at Umverstty of ///mots
Engltsh
B.S. ,
M .S.Ed at Umverstty of 1111· nots
J. Tomlmson
Enghsh; Athlettc
D.-ector, B.S. at Atl<ansas State
A.
Whtte - Engltsh : B S.
at
Eastern ///mots Umverstty
UmverSity. M.S.., E. D. S.., and Advanced Certtftcate at Eastern 1111-
oos UntverSity
Mr. Jenkms ts fhrtmg wtth June Pfeffer agam, so Mrs. Sepesy walks away to leave them alone.
Dtd you know that Mrs Mars?
Hembrough ts really a marttan from
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BUSINESS EDUCATION
T. Boyd
Busmess . B . B.A .
H
Casey
Busmess: B.S. at
Busmess: M . Ed.
L. Palmer - Busmess. B.S. at
J.
at Southwest Texas State
Lane College. M. Ed. at
at Umverstty of ///mots. B.S.
Untverstty of Ptttsburgh ,
at Umverstty of Wtsconsm.
Umverstty,
Umverstty of 11/mots
at Southern 11/mots Umverstty
M.S at Umverstty of 1/ltnots
M
M.S.
at
Mtlltkm
D . Ecker -
Umverstty
B
Whtte -
Seifert - Busmess: B.B.A. Ed. at Untverstty of lilt¡
nots
Busmess: B.S at
Western 11/tnots Umverstty, M . Ed. at Umverstty of 1/ltnots
Mr Boyd ts always there to help hts students.
As Mrs. Setfert passes out papers. Chfls Pelmore cheeses at the camera
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FOREIGN LANGUAGE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS
M1ss Matt models her new Chargers T-sh1rt that she bought
A
Boehm
Industrial Arts.
B . Ed at Western
from student counc1f.
IllinoiS
W
Borror - lndustnal Arts :
R
Hays - Fore1gn Language.
B.S. and M.S. at lllmo1s State
B.A. and M.A. at DePauw
Umverslty, M .Ed. and Ad-
Umvers1ty, Advanced Certifi -
Umvers1ty, Zeme Degree at
vanced
cate at Umvers1ty of lllm01s
Umvers1ty de Grenoble.
C.
R. Pittman
Certlf1cate
at
Umvers1ty of ll/mo1s
W
lsher - Fore1gn Language:
A.B.
and
M .S.
Ed .
at
J . Lew1s
lndustnal Arts .
A
Love/1 - /ndustna/ Arts.
B.S. Ed
B.S. at Umvers1ty of lllmo1s
at Eastern llflno1s
Umvers1ty, M.S at Umvers1ty
Umverslty of lllm01s
Mott - Fore1gn
Language:
lndustnal Arts:
B.A. and M.A. at Umvers1ty
B.S. at McPherson College ,
of lllm01s
M Ed. at Umvers1ty of lllm01s
of l/lm01s
L
Roberts
lndustnal Arts :
B .S Ed. at Eastern l/lmo1s Umvers1ty, M.S at Umvers1ty Of 11/mOIS
L 0. Romero - Fore•gn Language : B.A. at Owncy College, M.A at lllm01s State Umvers1ty,
M.S L.S.
S. Dame/son - Fore1gn Lan guage: B.A
at lllm01s State
Umvers1ty
at
Umvers1ty of lllmo1s
Mrs . Dame/son 1s workmg hard trymg to get her students to learn German.
Academ•cs 193
HEALTH AND HOME ECONOMICS
L.J. E1chelberger
Home Eco-
F
Johnson - Home Econom-
normcs and Co-operat1ve Ca
ICS and Co-operat1ve Career
reer Educat1on . B.S., M .S .,
Educat1on : B.S. and Ed M . at Umvers1ty of 1/lmOIS
and Advanced Cert1f1cate at Umverslty of lllmo1s
D
Kwlfant - Home Econom-
M . Smder- Home Econom1cs:
ICS: B.S at Umvers1ty of 11/1
B.A. and MEd. at Umvers1ty
nOIS
of lllm01s
Mrs . Johnson IS wa1tmg to hear John Bflstow's excuse.
L Skuas - Health Educat1on : B.S.. M .Ed. , and Advanced Certlf1cate at Umvers1ty of IllinoiS
D1d you know that these eggs from the Ch1ld Development class could be future Chargers 1f they don ' t get smashed?
194 Academocs
MATt-
E. Bon Durant - Math : B.S.
M
and M.Ed. at Umvers1ty of
M .S. at Umvers1ty of lllmo1s
Eaton - Math . B.S. and
IllinOIS
Mr Nelson toes to keep h1s mmd on Algebra, but he ·s really trymg to dec1de If the wrestlmg team IS gomg to have a good season.
D. Garrett
Math . B.S. and
C. Hopkms - Math : B.S and
M S
IllinOIS
M.Ed. at Umvers1ty of lllmo1s
at
State
Umvers1ty, Advanced Certlf1· cate at Umvers1ty of lllmo1s
P. Kohler - Math . B.S.
Ed.
L. Lang -
Math · B A . at
and M.S . at lllmo1s State
Umvers1ty of North Colorado.
Umvers1ty
M.A at Umvers1ty of lllmo1s
J.
LaRosa
Math.
B.A
at
R
Nelson
Math. B.A
at
B
Rowe
Math
M1dland College , M.A. at
Sc1ence:
Secondary Ed. at Umvers1ty
Umvers1ty of l/lmo1s
at lllmo1s State Umvers1ty
Of lfllnOIS
B S.Ed. ,
and
Umvers1ty of M1ssoun, M .
M.S.
Ed.
Mr. Lang seems surpnsed over the number of perfect homework ass1gnments.
Academocs 195
SCIENCE
Fa~rchild
D. Casteei- Sc1ence: B.S. at
T.
Umvers1ty of lllmo1s. M.S. at
at lllmo1s State Umvers1ty,
North
Central
College ,
Western lllmo1s Umvers1ty
M .S. at Umvers1ty of lllmo1s
M ST
at lllmo1s
Wesleyan
Sc1ence: B. S.
E Kmoch - Sc1ence: B.A. at
Umvers1ty,
M Ed .
at
Umvers1ty of lllmOIS
E. Kmght - Sc1ence: B.A. at
J . Spoonamore -
Umvers1ty of Ch1cago, M .S.
B.S.
at Umvers1ty of lllm01s
Un1vers1ty,
at
Eastern
Sc1ence : IllinoiS
M . S.
at
Umvers1ty of lllmo1s
Mr. FBirchlld shows h1s B1ology class what the ms1de of a cell looks like .
Mr. Casteel shows Sara Vogel some of the projects made durmg Art Week
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Mr. Kmoch says. " And here's Chem1stryl "
SOCIAL STUDIES
R. Globe - Soctal Studtes:
W. Lehman - Soctal Studtes:
J. McGwre
B S . and M . S
B.A., B.S. , and M .S.Ed.
B.S., M .S., and M .S.Ed
at ///mots
at
Soctal Studtes ¡ at
Umverstty of Mtssourt
11/mots State Untverstty
Soctal Studtes.
C. Wtllts - Soctal Studtes :
G. Wiseman - Soctal Studtes.
at Untverstty
B.A at 0/tvet College, M .Ed
B S. and M . S . at lndtana
at Untverstty of 11/mots
State Untverstty
State Umverstty. Advanced Certtftcate at Umverstty of II¡ /mots
G. Valentme B.A
and M .A
of 11/mots Mr. Woods shows hts Ctvtcs class how to make a muscle.
Tom Lee admtres Mr Hehman 's new hat at the Nattonal Honor Soctety bonftre.
In response to all hts upgraded tests. Mr. Wtseman repltes, " Hey' r ve only got two handsl"
Academ1cs 197
SPECIAL EDUCATION
S . Burton -
Spectal Educa -
D. Campbe/1 - Spectal Educa路
tion : B.S. at Avtlla College,
t1on : B.S. at Western ///mots
B.S. and M .A. at Umverstty
M .S. at Umverstty of Kansas
Umverslty
Of 1//mOIS
J. Hatzman
Spectal Educa -
R. Hardm
tion : B S
Educatton at
t1on. B S. at ///mots State
t1on.
Umverstty
Wtsconsm, M .A. at College of St. Thomas
Northern 1//mots Umverstty
vanced
Spectal Educa M.S. and Ad路 Certlftcate
at
M . Carr- Spectal Educatton.
S . Larkm B.S.
Ms . Mills always seems to have t1me to chat w1th students.
Spectal Educa at Umverstty of
C. Lyons
B . S . m health
educatton at Umverstty of II /mots
Umverstty of 1//mots
M . Mllls - Spectal Educatton :
G. Norman
B.A. at Purdue Umverstty,
tlon:
M S. at Northern 1/ltnOIS
MISSOUri
Umverstty
198
B.S.
Spectal Educa路 at Umverstty of
P
Rushmg
Spectal Educa
0 Speer
Spectal Educatton :
B. Wilson
Spectal Educa -
t1on : B .S. at lllm01s State
B.S. , M. Ed. and Advanced
tion : B.S Ed and M.S. Ed.
University, M.A . Umverstty of ///mots
Certdtcate at Umvers1ty of II路 lmois
at ///mots State Umverstty
at
P.E.
N
Brown - Phystcal Educa -
tton : B.S. at Southern ///mots Untverstty,
M . S.
at
Umverstty of 11/mots
S
Goudte - Phystcal Educa·
tton . B.S. at Eastern ///mots at M .A Untverstty,
B . Bryan
Phystcal Educa -
C. Carrodme
Phystcal Edu-
W
Davts
Phystcal Educa ·
tton : B.S. at Oklahoma State
catiOn: B.S. at Western 11/t-
tlon
Untverstty,
nots Umverstty
Bradley Umverstty
M .S .
at
B S . and M . S.
at
Fredeocks - Phystcal Edu
catiOn . B S Central
and M .S . at
Mtssoufl
State
Umverstty
Umverstty of ///mots
G. Hembrough -
E
Phystcal
0
Jones
Phystcal Educa -
J. Macek - Phystcal Educa ·
M . Mallory
and M . S . at
tton : B.S. Ed at ///mots State
tton . B.S. at Lane College
Educatton B S and MS. at
tion : B S
Umverstty of 1/hnots
Southern ///mots Umverstty
Phystcal Educa
Umverstty
Umverstty of ///mots
Are these two Central twtts. Ms Anderson and Mrs . Brown. laughmg about all
Mr. Mallory dec/Cied to
JOin
m on the fun of fttness.
the dressed up " twtts " m P E. ?
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COUNSELORS AND LIBRARY
W . Berger - B.A. and M .A.
R . Oavenport -
at 11/mots State Untverstty
Eastern 11/tnots Untverstty,
B . Ed
at
J . Moon
B.A
and M .Ed.
at Untverstty of ///mots
0 . Mosher
Spectal Educa·
t10n . B.A. at Untverstty of Nebraska. M .S. at Northern
M .Ed. at Untverstty of ///mots
R. Sexton - B.A. and M .A. at Bradley Untverstty
1/hnots Untverstty
Camera shy faculty: D. Baker, M . Htcks. 0 . Ratts
R. Wtlson - Ltbrartan. B.S.Ed.
M.
and M.S.Ed. at 1//mOts State Untverstty
Untverslty, M Ed. at Mtamt Untverstty
Yates
B S. at Ohto
R. Ftsher - Soctal Worker. B .A .
and
M .S. W
at
Untverstty of Caltfornta
SECRETARIES
Bottom row, L to R. Mrs . Talbott. Mam Offtce; Mrs. Summers. Prmctpal"s Secretary and Office Manager; Mrs. Strater, Ltbrary; Mrs. Follmer Counselmg. Top row, L to R: Mrs . Bntt, SSR; Mrs. Betger, Ltbrary; Mrs. Tate, Mam Offtce, Mrs. Walker , Attendance ; Mrs Attendance.
200 Academ•cs
Gnffe,L
CAFETERIA
Bottom Row L to R.- Dorthy Wtres, Mary Norwood. Betty Nale. Charleasl Wllltams, Dorthy McKmney. Top Row: Mary Calentme. Judy Hackler, Urusula Carson, Gerry Hams, Dorthy Helm1ck
CUSTODIANS
Bottom Row L to R: Tony D1llon. DaVId Pryer, Lymann Bergf1eld. Alfred Johnson . Top Row: B1ll Wetmore. Terrance Jones. Charles Caston. Donald Lmdsey. Nor p1ctured: Dave Lantz, Tomm1e Burnetta. Abdulla Akbar.
Academ1cs 201
SPECIAL EDUCATION AIDS
Spec1al educat1on teachers and a1ds; Mary Fran Dedm, D1anne Warmb1er, Pat Sepesy, Lone Lunde and Theresa Rear
202 Academ1cs
Mr Tomlmson and Mr Dav1s are addmg up the scores of the Freshman cheerleaders at tryouts.
Watch your fmgers Mr. Macek'
Coach Dav1s explams the strateg1es of the b1g football game agamst Central.
Jane James. speech therap1st,
IS
donatmg her blood for Jom Rasmussen.
Mr. Valentme looks hke he enjoys what he
IS
teachmg.
Academtcs 203
MEMORIES OF
THE CHARGERS
It's almost over. The last of the layouts are being sent in and the proofs are coming back . For awhile we weren ' t sure we would make 1t. But we did, and now we want to thank all the people who helped make the yearbook . F1rst on the list, of course , IS the staff, who stayed up late night after night trying to meet their deadlines. Mr. Speer and the advert1s1ng staff also deserve a great deal of credit for their efforts. We'd like to thank Mr. Zimmerman for all the help and adv1ce he gave us. A spec1al " thank you " goes to James Boyce for creat1ng the cover design, and to Matt Phillips and Mr. Boyd for developing a computer program to help w1th the mdex. And , of course, we need to thank Miss Engelhaupt. Without her none of this would have been poss1ble. Thank you all. Cheryl and Colleen
206 CLOSING
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Abernathy, Sonya Ackman G D. 1 18 Adams Kevrn Adams Scott 131 Adcocl< Andrea 92, 131 A ms L1sa Akers Lynn Aldr1dge Wilham 153 Ale•ander LISB 22 50,8097. 131 Alexander Raymond 14 15,23, 153 Alhuma1dan, Reemah Allen Angela A f1 Coshone A n Demetnus All n Ja 1e 118 Anderson Dense 13 1 Ander on James 88 118 Anderson M•ci>ele 93 118 Andrews L1 da 141 Arbuckle L158 100 702 153 Arbu~kle Sheila 1 18 Arledge Chnstopher 1 78 Armstrong Richard 34 38 40 131 Areneau 8 y 118 Arseneau Llf1da 20 48 49 153 Arvola Knst ne 141 Ash Debbl6 Att berry Anaew 131 Atteberry Dame/ 65 92 105 153 Atteberry Timothy 39 1 18 Ault D vrd 32 47 118
8 Sabey Melissa 141 Sabey R1chard 52 13 1 Bag/, y Brooke 20 93 131 Bahadon Mozl>deh 24 BBIIey Darron 34 38 13 1 14 1 Baley Mchael 112141 8 tN Btmpm n 34 88, 141 Sa tN Susan 6 14 1'5 20 70 80 84 95 9B 110, 153 165 172 Anth y BB.131 128 8 m Banks Capnce 20 4B 49 6190.91 7 72 14 7 8 nks Derek Banks Ellen BB 1 IB Banks Thoma 34, 103 141 Bar r Jeffery Barger Lisa 141 Bartes Cheryl29 96 110 153 Bartels Dane 7 IB 8 sk n Daron 47 118 Bauer Bryan 131 8 uer Dawn 103 Bauman Jenn•fer 14 15 B4 B5 Bazze 1 Brenda 109 Beasts/ Lauren 7 1B Beaumont M1chael 102 Beaumont M1chele 141 Beck Bnan Beck D Vld 703 Beckett George 13 7 Beckrum She 1 BB 7 12 'IB Beckrum Veromque 90 9 7 93 97 I 12, 137 Behm Donna Bened1ct Lane 131 Benec/Ja Tracy 118 8 nnett Dale 118 8 nf1ett MJY 131 8 n on Euzabeth 109 118 Beran Amanda 118 Bergstrom Katherm BB 97 105 131 Bermngham Chnsta 77 95 99 108 110 152 154 Bettrrdge Jenmfer 30 83 105 109 154 164 81ckers Danny 119 81 ers Janet SO B7 98 11B, 119 81ckers Shawn 154 81gham Denms 34 4 1 81qham Paul 131 B•qham Stacy 154 B1fbrey Mallssa 141 8 lbre~ Rochelle 109, 119 Billinger Douglas 754 Black Becky 22 Black Mark 64,BB,131,64 Black Pamela 22,BOBB.105 108.154 Blackmon Mark 42, 154 Bland Jerry Blankenship, Ellen 30 93, 109. 119 Bobak Chnstme 20,97,131 Bobak M1chae/ 107 Boehm. E T 88, 119 Boekhoff, Knsta Bo1/eau. R1chard 47 119
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Bona Mar.: 77 94 105 154 Causley Natalre 132 Bona Mana 13 1 Cekancler. Amy BO 81 120 Bon1. Stephen 139 131 Cokancler Sally 60. 77 BO B4 142 Borberly Steve 14 1 Chane /lor Conme 104 Bordenga. Debra 119 Chancellor. James 112 120 Boswell, Stacy Chaney, Teresa Bourgo~s, Renee 93 119 Chaney, Tracy 120 Bowers, Patrtoa 89. 109, 131 Chanhthothavong, Vrlayseuk Bowman. Mal!ssa 22 28.29. 131 Ch pman, Theresa 142 Boyce James 14 1 Chastam, Cynthra BO, 11B. 120 Boykms Sammy Chrang, James 21 , 157 Braaten, Rhonda 93, 155 Chrldress. Cars 142 Brademas, Chnstma 5 , 12 70,88.94 95. 109, 155 Ch1pman. Tem 107, 157 Bradford. Chnsllna 13 1 C1cone. Robert. Jr BB. 132 Bradley Cmdy 14 1 C11 eo Cr rg Bradley Kathleen 14 1 Clapp Bruce 142 Bradley Melssa 119 Clapp Mark 142 Brady Barry 13 1 Clark Cars 107 157 Brady Davrd 141 Clark Jerry 133 Bramley Le he 155 Clark Kathryn 104 142 Bralfn Steve Clark Lillian 120 Brent Cldton 107 155 Clark Teresa 1.32 Brent, M nann r 12, 13 1 Clark Troy 34, 158 Brr le · Cherles 23 34 13 1 Clarke John 15B Bnstow, Jon thon 34 98 141 194 Claypool, Tracy 20 28 29 104 15B BroadWB che 1 119 Cloav r M1chae1 103 158 Broadway - - - - - - clegg Matthew 105 107 20 Brockman 1am Cochrane Jeffrey 26 27 159 Br s Sondra 131 Cochrane Momca Brookshrre Dwayn 156 Cochrane, Wilham 132 142 Brother Elizabeth Conlon. Colleen 29 105, 109. 133 Brother Sarah 141 Conlon. Julia BO. 133 Brown. Barbette 119 Cook Erm 87,9B, 120 Brown. Baron 112 119 Cook Terrance 65,B3, 109. 159 Brown. Bor1s 100 131 Cornell, Mrchael 16 62.77 BB 93 94, 109. 152 159 Brown. Cynth1a Cornwell Bryan 142 Brown Dame/ 23,34 36.38 132 Corum Catherme 22 30 10B 133 Brown. Davrd 156 Corum, Jeffrey 23 34 142 Brown. Jerry Costa, .J:Jmes 92 159 Brown Karen 64,86,131 Cotter Thomas 4 7 120 Brown Kem 119 Covmgron Todd 160 Brownmg. Chnstopher Cox Bryan 20,32 33 76 BO. 105 106. 110. 142 Brownmg R1chard 137 Cozad. Susan 120 Bruner, Jeffrey 4 7, 119 Cra•g Susan 142 Brunkow Laura 61,89,97.99 Crawford Jeffery Brush Chnstme Creason James BB 120 Bryant Donald 131 Cr1 r Donald 34 3B 41 132 Buchanan George BB 119 Cullen, Ann 29 133 Budm, Mark 119 Currell, Ch11stme 104, 160 Buennemeyer, Todd 132 Curtrs. Robert 142 Sues. M1chael 132 Sues, Shannon BB. 10B, 119 Buhrman, Troy 132 D Buhrmester, Todd 34. 156 Buker Susan 29. 119 Buoy J.C. 132 Dahl Davrd 94 100 105,160 Buoy Jeffrey 119 Dalton, Kenneth 133 Burden Kenneth 132 Dalzell L 01'1 14 2 Burden, Pamela Danrels, Glen 34 3B 40, 133 Burford Kyle 119 Damels. Mary 160 Burge Rosemary 102 156 Daugherty Edd1e 120 Burgo Timo y 119 Davrd Jill 161 Burke Pame 119 Davrs Ann 105 10B 109 120 161 Burkhardt Er Davrs Donald 143 Burnett, Bonn 156 Davrs Ear/ens 107 161 Burnett Teres D vr Julie 102 1 1~-------! Burns, Timothy Davrs. Kenneth 34, 143 Butler Scott 23 156,162 Davrs , Kurt 34 143 Buttrmer. Chnsty 99 109 DaVIS, Lee 143 Buttrmer. Laura 132 DaVIs, Robert 46, 120 Buttrtta, Jeffrey 26 27 DaVIs, Terrence 39, 120 Dawl<ms John 161 Da~C Barbara BB. 143 D ard Susan 64 93,95,97 109. 162 De er, Susan 104 162 Dedm, M1cheel 26 120 Cam, Jason 26 47 119 Deemer, Kenneth 100. 105 162 Caldwell Ellen Delio Tony 120 Caldwell. Sharon Dem1ssre, Afrarm 133 Calvm Sean 1 19 Denhart Mark 133 Campbell, Chnstopher 142 Demson, Scott 39 120 Campbell. Douglas 142 Depew John 52 133 Cannaday, Sean 34,3B. 132 Derby, Deanna 133 Canu/1, Davrd DeremiBh, Robert 143 Cao Chnstme 109, 156 Deschene, Jamco 64 92, 162 Cao. Julie 90.93,132,131 Deva/, Clay 162 Cardwell, Chnstme 102.156 Dlc.l<erson, K1mberly B4 B5.92, 162 166 Carlson. Dean 103 157 D1ckey Earl 20.32 33 106 143 Camer Robert 103 D1ener Manssa 8 7 120 Carstedt Nicola BB 119 D1ener Mary Beth 8 7 12 1 Carter Bnan 132 D1llman, T1mothy 34 Carter Cameron 757 Dabney Chnstophcr Carter Tab1tha 10 7, 1 Dodd, Raymond 121 Carvell Rob t Dohrman Dawn 77,B4 98, 142,143 Cary Jam1e 24 , 142, 145 Donahoe, John 21 32 BO 106 141 143 Caston, Burlre 23. 42, 4561 142 Donovan, Kevm Caston, Margaret 142 Dorner James 39, 52, 12 1 Caston, Me/vm 120 Dorsett, Jack 65.B8, 143 Catron, Ronme 34 . 142 Dorsey, Dwayne 12 1 Catron, Sherry 29. 105. 109. 132 Dorsey. Georgette 133
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Dorsey Jerry Dorsey Tony Doug/a~. Aiy!;ta 104 143 Dover Tarrmy 163 77 7 Downmg Cheryl I 12 12 7 Doz'ler Gerry 12 23 34 35 36, 163 Dudley L ngford 163 Duge Alex 133 Duncan Wilham Dunn Chafltal 163 Dunn Doug Dupuy, Heather 100 102 163 Dupuy, NDJID 143 Dupuy, Samta 100,120 Dyksma Donna 92, 100 102 163
E Eaglen Tma 164 Earl Mary 20,96 104 164 Early Julte Eastham. Matthew 1.Z 1 Eckert Carolyn 60 90 96 91 109, 143 146 Edmonds Sarah 88,94 98. 105, 143 Edwards. Ronald 143 Eggers, Mark 12 7 Ehlers Joel 23 32,34,46, 133 Etchelberqer Troy 21, 133 Etsenkoff James 88, 143 Etsenkoff, Katherm 93, 121 EIIJm, Mary 96,91 143 Elliott Anne 88 121 Elhs Pamela 99. 104, 164 Elliston Jason 143 Ely, Mark 34, 164 Emery Pamela 165 Emory, Larry Engel Anne 24,99 109 143 Eshleman Roxann 89 100 109, 165 174 Eshleman Stephame 89 109, 143 Espeseth Karen 20 28.29. 110, 143 Esserme Scott 17 93 109 165 Estes Rlclcy 34 4 1. 743 Evans Dana 20 34 106 Evans Mark 23 143
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Fmrbanks, Damon 23.26. 143 Fmth, DaVId Faulk Tier Roger 20 32. 106, 121 Faust Mozelle Femberg Deborah 143 Femberg Jt/1 12 1 Fe/la. Chnstopher 143 Fe/la, Mary 12 1 Felty Sherry Ferdmandsen 8ng111e 143 Ferns Shannon 12 1 Ftedler Chnstopher 7 34 80.94,96 165 Fterke Wl!ham 39. 4 1 12 I Ftleccta. Cynthta 157 166 Ftsher Randy 20,34 38 106, 133 Fttch Marsh·• 100 166 Fttch, Tract 133 Flemmg. James 133 F!emmmgs. Jacq /me 166 Folsom Ill, Wayoo 121 Fonaen. Casste 143 Fondren, Mehsa 50.51 133 Foote. Jason 121 Ford. Dewey Foster, Laura Fourman, DIVInO 101 133 Frank Deborah 22 100 101 104 105 109 131 133 Frasca. Elizabeth 24,25 95.96, 108 166 Fraser, John 34 38,46.91,133 Freeman, Dawn 121 Freeman. Stev n 39. 121 Freeman. Stewart 34. 166 Freund. Anthony 38,39. 121 Freund. Scott 34 104 105 143 Fnchtl. Denms 20 FrOP/ich. James 2 I 143 Frost, JefftJry Frost, Ttmothy 12 1 Fulfer, Lon 143 Funk . Suza no 133 Furia. Mana 22,24 133 105 166 Furrow. Jo
G
Games. Mark 72 1
Gatther Tens 121 uBiardy Matthew 34 38 133 G lltvo n Dtane 30 31 48 49 51 108 '10 14.3.148 Gambaclc BJDrn 32 108, 166 G,mnaway, Gma 90,143 Gantz Katherm 100 102 166 Gardner Anne 99 109 126 143 Gardner John 4 7 12 7 Garmger Rtchard 26 88 89 143 Gam on M tthew 143 Garth Edward 34 38 Garvey John 4 7 12 7 Gaskm Kelly 12 7 Gavms, Notasha I 12, 72 7 Gee Amy 133 Gendry Cynthta 93, 167 Gerber, Susan 5,228081,95,98.99108,152167 Gernand, Mtchae/ 41, I 12 143 Gtbson C. 12 1 Gtlh/and, Tamara 121 Gtllogly, Rhonda Gtuffre, Mark Glaze, Mtchael Godbolt, Adrtan 46 Godbolt, Dalemonte 42,43 45 Goff, Amy Goff, Bnan 88, 121 Goff Enc 20, 161 Gom, Chnsttne 88 121 Gollther Sanaa 22 48 167 Gonzalez Sergto 21 94 96 105 108 168, 175 Gordon Freddte 168 Gorrell, Steven 62 63.94 100 168 Gossett Adam Goyette Steven 88 145 Goyne Juhe 102 168 Grady Cynthta 22 Gr.Jdy Dame/ 121 Grady, Donna 93,133 Grady Evelyn 122 Grady Freddte Grady Teresa 22 Graham, Teresa 7 92,95,99, 168 Grant EhJBh 34 168 Grant Kelly 92, 122 Green, Mtchae/ 133 Green, Pamela Greene, DaVId 168 Greene, John 107, 122 Gnder, Chns 52,92 122 Gnffet Lmda 122 Gnffet Shelly 88. 105 Gnner Rtchard 133 Gruelle, Russell 83.94, 105, 168 Guemero. Jamte 122 Gustafson, Gmger 93. 168 Gustafson, Terrance 107
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Hagan Shannon .ZO 133 Hagen Ktrk 168 Ha/crombe lesta 70.95, 104. 107 112 168 Hall Gregory 122 Hall Ltsa 133 Hambrlclc Carena 61,89 95.99 Hambrtck, Ktmberly 24.98 101 131 , 133 Hanny LtJI 46 122 Hanol<a. Davtd 133 Hansen .John 34,38 134 Harbtson DaVId Hardcnbrool< Heather 105 134 Hardtmon. Mary Hardm Steve 722 Har(Tave Nolan 39 52. 122 Harlan. Deanna 29,100 102 168 Harmon Antonto 134 Harmon Lon 134 Ham berger Cheryl 122 Hamngton. Willie 20,34,38.112,134 Ham M Rtchard 122 134 Hams. Melmda Hams. Tonya 107 1 12, 134 Hamson. Aaron 39,41.101 712,122 Hart, Gregory 12 2 Hart John 734 Hartman Knstme 20 Harwtg Penny 734 Hashbarger, Jeffrey 42, 122 Hashbarger, June 99 Hassell Elane 6190.9192,107 172 146 Hawley, Kevtn 96,98 Hayes, Susan 89,96 97 Hays. Dame/ 39. 122 Hays, E 134 Hays. I 122 H alea Mtchael 39.88, 122 Healey Angela 29.48, 122
Hath Leo 134 Heath Lynette 83 100 102, 169 He th Marla 134 He th Mtch et 134 Hechr Laura 169 Heg rty John 96 98, 106 108 Helm Mtchael Hendershc.tt Lort 169 Henderson Dwayne 1.34 Henderson. Sherry 102 I 9 Henderson. Yvonne 102 169 ftendne Mark 52 123 Hendrte Scott 34 91 ftenko Kurt 123 Henmgh, Suzanne 88 Henry, Altcta Henson Amy 134 131 Hepl r Steven 34 Herges Kyle 23,34 Herges Tobm 23 114 Hermann Melamtt 84 85 109 Herron Carolyn 1.Z3 Htcks, Mttlmda 76,89 109 134 Htcks, Robm 99. 105 10'1 Ht ser, Cratg 134 Htggms. Tma Ht/1, EliZabeth 30,10 80 96 104, 105. 108, 159. 169 Ht/1, Howard 53, 169 Htll. James 53 134 Htll Kelton 123 Htllard, Steven Hilson. Lula Htlson, Vtctorta 134 Hmton, Troy 20,32 65 94 106 169 Hoch. Kathenne 50 123 Hoch, Rtchard Hoerm n Marcy Hoerner, Enc 88 Hoerner Todd 123 Hoerr, Jom 104, 170 Hoffman. Susan 14 15 16 I 1,63 64 65 94 95 109, 170 Hoffman .Jenmfer 1.Z3 HoffmeiSter, .John 26 88 12 3 Holden. Mary 170 Hollis. Kent 39,41 98 123 Holman, Chfls Holman, L1sa 87, 123 Holman, Pamttla 123 Holt, Anthony Holt, Gary 123 Holzer Chnstma 123 Holzer Harald 2 1 Hope, Stephen 34,38 40. 134 Hopper Julte 100,102, 170 Horath, Allan 39.92 123 Horath, Tma Horner Enc 96 Houston, Chari s Houston, Constance Houston Demtttn Howtt/1, Anthony 134 Hubbard, M1chael 123 Huff Donna Hughes, Chnstme Hughes • .Jesse Hugh/tty. J.R 43 Hunt Devns 134 Hunt, Vtctor Hunter, Chaunsey 39 I 12 123 HutChiSOn MarA 47 123
Ingram Sharon lnsktp, Dame/ 123 lnsktp, Robert 734 IrVIn, Carl lrwm, Robert 65. 88. 134 lsdale, .Jenmfer 12 3
Jackson, Shetla Jamerson Anthony James. L orne Jamtson. Jl!l Jamtson .Jody 88.92 ~09 123 Janowski Sandra 145 .JedlmsA1, Janme 104 170 .Jefferson, Kyra 104 170 .Jell< s. Charles .Jenkms. Charlentt 123 .Jenkms. .Jeffery 145 .Jennmg H. Terry .Jensen, DaVId 88. 123
Index 221
.Jense P ~ 88 I 4£ .John on Area tha 123 Johnson Be tr e 134 Johnset> Hou ton 134 .Johnson nyamar .Johnsen Jeffrey 88 89 I I 2 I 35 John .)1/ 104 110 170 .John Kather n 2 2 135 Johnson K.m 16 104 109 110 Johnsor< Larkm 171 Johnson Lee 106 108 745 111 Johr n M•ch I 145 JOhr n RICI<~e 135 JOnes Amy 99 1/1 JOnes Angela 30 50 145 Jones An1anett 88 123 Jones Bonme 123 Jones 8nan 20 34 40 I 12 135 Jones Cella 6 145 Jones Conme Jones Gerald Jones James 145 Jones Larry 20 I 7 I Jones Mana 6 I 89. 145 147 Jones Robert I 12 123 Jones Shero 145 Jon TlfTJOthy 145 JOnes Tanya 145
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Kadansky Jean 24 50 108, 123 Keelm Enc 20 88.89 142 145 K lm ~e•d• 22 29 135, 136 Kanet Laur1e I 71 Kao Karen 95.96,9799 101 171 Kepan Mustafa Kappes. Enc 88 106. 123 Kappes M1chael 706 111 Karavolds, Nt 135 Kanch Sarat> 3 I 50 108, 123 124 Kanch, Theresa 48,95,99 171,175 Kanm Nas~r 39 106, 124 Kasper Kendall 38.39.41, 124 Kasper Kevm 34,4 1,38 Kearney, M1chael Keck Lucy 50. 124 Keen. Vance 112. 124 Chr~stopher 52, 135 Kell Keller, Jennifer 96.97, 104. 105. 145. 163 Keller, Mark 124 Kennedy, Am1e 22, 135 K1m . Ch1n 34, 135 K1m . M•hee 124 Kmg Jeffrey 88.89. 124 Kmg Roy Kmney. Curt1s 39. 124 mney, James 42 43. 145 Kmser, Cary K1nser, Gary 124 K~rby Cary 20 145 K rby: Christopher 124 K1rkham . Knslln 88.92, 124 KIStler Tom 109. 135 K1zer Jr .• Terry 145 K/a<JS. Steve 20.34 .35, 145 Klem, James 102, 171 Klmk nberg. James 124 mach. James 23,32.80. 100. 110. 145 Knell Alan 145 Kmght Ton1a 30, 171 Knowles, W.lltam 34 64,88. 145 Knox Ga1/ 124 Knox L•SB 145 Knudsen. Scott Kohl, Stacey 92, 165, 171 Kohlmann. Theresa 172 Kolr.otOV'C MJI.ca 172 Kalata. Shane 124 Kosmopoulos. John 135 Kraatz. Matthew 20,34 ,38. 106, 135 Kunz. Katherme 124
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Laduke, L•esl 90, 109. 145 Lafray James 29 75 93. 124 Lamb Joe 23.26.27 80,8 1, 172 Lambert Kyl 135 Landreth, Karen 22 89.91 97, 109, 135, 137 Lane Darlene Lane Deb01ah Lane Janet 102. 124 t45 Lane T1rnothy 105, 145 Lange. Janet Langley M1chael 64 88, 102. 172
222 Index
Lartwer James I 45 Larson Tma 724 Lassiter Robm 20 t02 112 La 1ter W1l1am 46 112 Laurent .John 88 135 Lawrence Cynthia 28 29 50 124 Layne Chr topher 135 Leasure ffrey 135 Lee Chns 2196 91,145 Lee Damck 39 46,124 Lee Darryl 712 146 Lee. Denena 24 7 12, 135 Gregory L Lee Lynette 124 Lee Mark Lee Nolah Lee Thomas 21,94,96,1 10 172. 197 Leh1gh Dav1d 103. 146 Lehocky Charles 124 Le•sch T•mothy 92,93, 109. 135. 156 Lemmon Kam 146 LtiOnard. Douglas 92 146 Lt10n rd, LOI• 90 91 , 95. 107, 173 Leshoure Cassandra Leshoure Twana LeskiS, Demse 80 96.97, 110. 146 L tS, Kn 22,50 135 Leskrs, Matthew 39.41 , 121 , 124 Levy, Marc1a 50 88,98. 124, 128 Lewrs, Jeffrey 23 42 45, 146 Lew1s, Ntels 146 Lew1s, Tracy 22, 146 Liddle, Jean 93.96, 146, 173 L•ddle. Jeanne 97, 109 L1lly. Mark 135 L1lly Matthew 46 135 Ltlly. Rachel 88.97, 135 L1mp, Rebecca 24, 124 L•mp, Robm 24.25,96,98, 104 , 109, 110, 173 Lmdgren. John 23.34,38.46, 135 Lmdsey. Arthur 146 Lmdstrom MIChael 34,4 I Lmdstrom Shona 93. 109 Lmdstrom S•a 95,99, 101, 104, 109. 173 Lmke. Cra•g 124 Lmzy, De/wood 125 Lmzy. Pam 125 Lloyd, Tyrone Logue, Mark Lopez, Joel 26. 104 . 105. 107, 108. 746 Lowery, Judy 102. 173 Lu. Cuong 125 Lu. Ngh1 76. 173 Luchau. Jochen 52.53 Luchen. Jon 34, 108. 173 Luckenbill. 8nan 736 Luu. Ch1 173 Luu. Cue 146 Luu. Hoa 22.29. 136
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MacDonald. Heather 99. 101 709.146 MacDonald. Jenmfer 97, 100,101,109,136 Mad1x, Chad 136 Magg1. Marc•e 773 Magg1o. Anthony 125 Mahannah. Ray 125 Malek , Laura 28.29.80.98, 125 Malek , Suzanne 22.29. 109, 132, 136 Malone. Fredenc 46, 136. 138 Manella , Dame/ 62, 107, 125 M,mella Frank 23. 94, 173 Manley, Keith 109, 136 Manley, Laura 14.62.64,82,93 95.98. 109,113 Mann•ng. Colleen 100. 110. 173 Mannmg Jennifer 112, 146 Mansen. Va/ene 50,125 Markland. Jeffrey 112, 125 Markstahler Ill. Fred 34,83. 146 Markstahler Bnan 136 Marlow, Maureen 136 Marsh. Reb8CC8 125 Marshall. Stepham Marshky, Demse 125 Marshky, Stephen 146 Martm. Da111d 20,34.35.36.52,53.80.96. 174 Martm, Suzanne 22,30.97. 136 Martm, Wilham 14.23.52 Martmez, Ado/ita 93. 136 Mate}Owsky 0 1Z5 Mathes, Tamm1e 136 Matheson. Shawn 136 Maxwell. Chflstopher 174 Maxwell. Gwendoly 20,90.91 108 112 136 Maxwell, Kevm 21.80.83,94.96 97,158.174,175 Maxwell, Stacey 125 May. Renee 103, 174
May R !bert Mayes Da111d 26 88 136 Mayha Laura 109 M<Afee Ere 109 163 174 McCabe Ange/e 29 104 I 74 M~Cabe Laune 124 '2!> McCall Niche/le 22 112 136 McCarlney, Jeffrey 2 1 93 1'14 136 156 McChesney Angela 88 89 116 McCleery Cyn•h•a 112 McClelland, Mel111n 14 94 107 11.2 114 McClendon Roger 42 43 44 101 112 146 McClure Memed.•h 135 McCombs .Jenmfer 50 125 McConaha Gregory 40. 146 McConaha. L•sa McConkey K•rnberly 125 McConkey Tammy 125 McConk1e, Apn/ 48 50 146 McConk•e Fa/me 50 120. 125 McConk1e Heether 95 160 115 McC01m~ek James 146 M<Coy M•c.helle 76 105 136 Mc.Coy Phyllis 125 Mc.Coy Wilson .Jr 134 136 McCulley Ann 88 136 McCulley Wayne 175 McCurry 8errura 146 McDamel, Tamara 80,92 112 125 McDonald Cynthia McFall. Tlmc.thy 105, 146 McGee, Devery 175 McGee, Larone McGee Melody 125 McGmley Elysse 107 14& McGmms, Kevm 20,32. 106 146 McGow, Heather 100 101 109. 146 McGu~re. A•mee 125 McGwre Michael 64 65.80.88.89 92 93 98.109, 141 147 Mclntyr Natalie 88, 125 McKeown, Jeffrey 2 1,96, 105, 175 McKmley. PatriCe 22.64,80 86 98, 107, 131, 136, 138 McKmney Pavl 41 126 McKmney, Paula 726 McKmz1e, Knstma 92 126 McMahon. Denms 96, 175 McMahon, Patroc1a 22.29,83,136 McManus, John 88,97, 109,136 McMullen, Yutando McNamara, 8ndget 81 125, 126 McNamara. Leanne 126 McNamara, M1chelle 80,95. 105. 110, 113,176 McNutt, Karen 102, 176 Meade, Robert 147 Meadors. Terry 706, 107, 131, 147 MedJesky, M1chaet 39, 126 MedJesky, Nikk1 80,92,99, 105 147 Meeks Carla Meeks, Juwouns Mefford. William I 76 Melch1, K•mberly Mellmger, Melmda 135. 136 Mellmger, Mellissa 136 Menold. John 102. 147 Mergenthaler, Oayna 93,126 Menedth, Cheryl 88, 73 7 Memfleld, Kevm 88,89. 147 Merten. Michael 34.40, 147 Merz, Amy 99. 147 Meyer, BenJBmm 88. 147 MII1S, DaVId 126 M1ller 8flan 34,147 M•ller Marsha M•ller, Rosna 104, 147 M•ller, Thoom 126 M•ller W•llard 7,34,35.40 4 1 83 r 76 Mmogue, Catherm 92 7 70 147 Mm01, Aaron 39 126 M•tchell Amy 20,30,31,92 108 147 M•tchell. Bradley 52 126 M•tchell. Dana 126 M1tchell Howard 137 Mittleman, M1chelle 100,109, 137 M•ttloman, Monty 38 137 Mochel, Eugene 52,92, 126 Mochel. Ned 32. 106 Moen, Amy 30. 176 Moen Thomas Moen, Traa 126 Moll, Nina 99,101, 109,147 Moncflef, Josephme 101, 126 Momgold. Greg 107 126 Montague, Chflsttne 109. 147 M001e, Anthony 126 M001e, James 126 M001e, .Johnny 147 M001e, Rosw Mort, Laura 65 109 147 Mort. Paul 126
Mor(J8n. M•che/le 104 109 176 Morgcr Davtd 137 Morrissey TimOthy 137 Mortensen Scott 74 7 Mortensen St phen 137 Mosley James 176 Mosley Marco/on Mosser, Kay 137 Moy. Stefame Mueller, Enk 23.40 4 1, 142 14 7 Muhammad. Mallkah 88. 112 147 Muhlenhaupt Lynn 30 48.50. 104 137 Muhlenhaupt, M1chael 22,52 110,147 Mulcahey, John 39, 126 Mulcahey, Joseph 21,34 36 97, 105, 147 Mullms Amra 137 Munds. Davtd 102 776 Munds. Mark 126 Murdocl, M1chael 137 Murmghan. John 4 7 126 Murphy, Jerome 39 Murphy, Mary Beth 20.24 80. 132 137 Murrell Scott 147 Myler Ke/11 22 64 80,86,97 131, 137
N
Nagy Scott 42,45 147 Na aranurack, S1m 34 176 Nash Fonte/la 22 92 1J7 Nasr. Paul 4 7, 726 Nattv1dad, Ph1llp 119 Nat1v1dad, Regldor 7 70 147 Neal, Clay Neal Jeff 176 Neal, R•chard 2 7 84 B5,96,97, 105 176 Neal, Ronald 147 Nelson. Gregory 34.3B Nelson. Scott 137 Nasb1t Ronald 34,3B. 1 12 137 Nesbitt, Cherase 13 7 Neuses. Joan 96,99. 776 Neuses. Julie 50 126 Nicholas, Marn•e 137 Nichols. Jeffrey BB. 777 N1cholson. V1kk1 50.BO, 105 7 72, 126 Mh1ser Robm 22,29 137 Nimmo. Magan 63.80,92, 126 Noffsmger, Jeffrey 52,53, 131,137, 139 Noffsmger, Lmda 100 102. 777 North, Gary 21 10 7 705, 1 10
0 Oare, Timothy 147 O'Connell. Mary Ann 8B,B9 97 109 147 ODonnell. Kevm BB. 126 Oastre1cher, Dawn 22,2B.29.48.95. 177 Ogdon, Regma 4B. 177 Ogle. Nancy 709, 126 Oldham. Julia 64 80.B2,B6.97,98. 137 Olson. Enk 64.BB.B9.96, 147 Olson. M1che/la 93 Osborn. M1chaal 103 Osmond. Kimberly 16,62,63.64.93. 109, 172177 Osmond. Knslina 86.93. 137 Ott. Sandra Outcalt, Enck 92, 126 Overman. Bryan 46. 13 7 Overton. Alvm 39.46.47, 112 126 p
Palm1sano. Gad 22,60,64.B6, 109, 131, 138 Palm1sano. Ronald 34 .38, 138 Parker, John 34. 3B 13B Parker, Vmcant Paulson, Catherma 29 48 Pearson. Lucrat1a 112, 177 Peete. John 177 Peate. Tam1 29 88, 1 72, 127 Pelmore, Chrrs 34 192 Patmore. L1sa 112. 147 Pence Sarah 96.97, 705. 167 Peratt Darrell 138 Peratt Douglas 42 127 Percy, Padratc 81 lOB 145 147 Per1sho, Andrea 124 127 Perkms. Chnstopher 23,147 Perk1ns, Deborah B8 92 12 7 Perkms James Perkms. Rhonda 127 Perry, Frank 34,38 Peters. Chns 23,34 147
Peters Shannon 72 7 Paterson Clark 23 26 2 7 177 Paterso' Jeffrey 2 7 8B Peterson Me nda 50 80 98 73 7 738 Petrr lo John 72 7 Petnllo Paul Petry Charles 34 778 Pettigrew Andrew 46 47 127 Pettigrew L C 103 778 Pews Charlotte 127 Pews Freada Pettus Barbara 50 127 Pettus Mte nelle Petty Jeffrey 72 7 778 Petty T1mothy Peyton Ronald 127 Pfeffer, Jun 7 70. 155, 178,191 Phanrana. Khamtanh 13B Ph1/11ps, Andrew 20.32,96,147 Philips Marth w 4 7 106. 127 Philips Thomas 88.127 _ei!:.k.elt. Devry 34 3B 4 7 Pterce Deborah 109 Ptper, Tamara 22,138 Ptppm. Carol B8,92 127 Pme Bruce 1 10. 77B Pme, John 72 7 Plftle, Enc 34 38 13B P1ttman. Rhonda 30,3 1,88,B9 9 7 138 Plotner Charl s 138 Polen Jerry 74 7 Pol1t Juan 13B Pol1te, Vada 23 34 38,41, 138 Porter Chenetta 12 7 Porter Katnna 50.93 112, 127 Poulson. Scott 26. 112 Poulson. Stephan 26,46, 13B Powell, Bndget 30.92.96,101 104 109, 17B Powell, Britton 14, 15.20.33. 778 Powell, Kara 109. 137, 13B Powell, K1mberly 100,105, 13B Powell, Timothy 34 Pratt, Catherm B9.99, 147 Pnce Angela 22.80,95,96,9B.99. 17B Pullen, Ch"stopher B8, 13B Punkay, Laura 80,84 9B 147 Purcell Jeffrey 72 7
0 Oumlan, Karen 20.30, 108. 109. 138 Oumlan, Kevm 39.47,125, 127 Oumn. Maryann 89, 100, 110, 178 Owrk, Joshua 12 7 Owrk, Nora 179
R Ramsburg, Todd 127 Ramshaw Laura 24.25 70. 779 Ranson, Patr1c1a 88. 148 Rap1er Chns 148 Rasmussen. Damelta 20 Rasmussen. En 148 Rawley Lou1s 109. 779 Redd Edd1e 1 12.127 Redd M1chelle 12 7 Redd, Sad1e Redfern, James 34,35,38 Redmon Matthew Reed. Mtchelle 88,127 Remertsen. Karen 102 778 Remmert, Davtd 20,32 138 Rettig. Karm 88,127 Reynolds, Amy 109 127 Reynolds. M•che/la 90,91,96.97,148 Reynolds. Stephen 38. 112,138 Rhoden, Harral 138 Rhodes. Delmar 34.38. 138 R1bbe. Lisa 93. 138 R1chardson. K•mbarly 107, 14B R1ddell, R1ck1e 20.34 161, 179 R1der, Joseph R1ggms. Paula 60.77, 80.84,85.9B, 14 1,14B R1ggs, Steven 138 R1gsbee, Chnslina 89. 109. 138 Rmehart. Curt1s 138 Robbms T1m 39 Roberts. Dwayne 127 Roberts Kathy 93. 779 Roberts Kelly 127 Roberts Tammy 148 Roberts Tony 39 Robeson, E"c 72 7 Robmson, 8rran Robmson, Deanna 738
Robmson Dora 148 Robm on Janet 719 Rodemoyer Lesley 121 Rodemoyar Stacy 109 179 Rodriguez Edward 12 7 Rogers Barbara 99 100 109 779 Rogers Jeffrey 34 38 138 Rogers Rachel 138 Rogers Rona d Rogers Todd 14 15 42 43 44 45 13t. 779 Rogers Troy 23 46 Romero Jame 139 Rose Alonzo Roseman, Ronald 103 Rosenbaum. Melissa 90 109 140 Rosenbeck. Jul1a 6 7 89,99, 104. 148 Rosenbeck, R Jeffrey 47,127 Ross, Cleo Rotzoll, Krrstma 93. 148 Rouse, Laura 87 127 Rowe, Trac1 103. 148 Rucker Robert 38, 112, 139 Rudmck DaVId 17, 62, 93.94.96, 105 109,156 179 Ruggles, Darcy 12 7 Rushmg, Tammy 148 Rushmg. W1lham Russell. Elizabeth Rust. Jenmfer 24.25,80.98. 131,139
s Salm. D ryl 7 12 Sanders R1chard 39 127 Sarzamm. Robert 748 Sauro Mmi:fy 148 Savage. Scott 38. 12 7 Savago, Shelly·Jo 20,24, 139 Sawdey, Aaron 88 Scantlebury, Marc•a B6, 7 12 136,139 Schaumburg. Kyle 139 "Seh1cht, Steven 88, 127 12B Schmall, Susan 179 Schmtdt Carolyn B8. 101,105,180 Schm1dt Tom 180 Schnabel, Peter 127 Schoonover, Robert 139 Schott, Sara 12 7 Schrock M1chael 180 Schroeder, Nanette 30 50. 139 Schultz. DaVId SchumachiJI', Jeffrey 34. 139 Scoby, Sue/len 65, 148 Scogm Larry 180 Scogm M1chelle 88,109,128 Scott. Gre{IO£}' 148 Scroggms. Jimmy 180 Scroggms. Tracy 109. 139 Sechrrst, Jenmfer 97 139 Selph, Kevtn 34 180 Semerad Ill. John 61 139 Semerad. Robert 128 Severns. Vanessa 104, 180 Sexton, Philip 34.40,41. 143, 148 Shah. Syed 21,94.97 159,180 Shatzer, Rebecca 12B Shaw. Chns 52. 128 Shaw. Ronald 20 34.35,94. 153. 160.180 Shaw, Stac1 50 80 119,125 127 128 Shaw, Tim 65 148 Shelly, Amy 180 Sherwood, DaVId 92, 128 Sherwood. T1mothy 181 Shockey, Gregg 78 1 Shockey, Scott 148 Shoudel, VICkt 29. 128 S1e1a. Chnstme S1kora. Charles 105, 106. 12B Silverwood Danetta 22, 1B1 Smclalf, Sean 39, 128 Smnott, Jill 30. 1B1 S1ppel, Donald 92,109 139 Skelton, James 23 34 148 Slade Marty 180 Slaughter Ahsa 7 72 Slaughter Johnny 107 128 Slocum. Mary Jane 88,95.96.97, 109. 153. 159 181 Slomger, Grant 2 7 82 148 Slomger, Gregory 26. 128 Slomger, Molly 64.80.B6,97 33,139 Sm1th, Amanda 128 Sm1th, Charles 21,97,181 Sm1th. Chnstopher 39 41 , 128 Sm1th. Dame/ 128 Sm•th, Derron 42. 148. 180 Sm1th. James 34,36,37. 161, 1BO Sm1th, Joseph 84,94 112,154 181 Sm1th, Larry Sm1th, L1sa 48,50.51
lndPx 223
Sm1th M1ch I 32 Sm1th RIC'lard 105 107 128 Sm th Samue 128 Sm1th Shawn 22 146 148 Sm1th T1mothy 34 Smith V1ctorra 128 Sm1th Walter 128 Smother Dale 181 Snellmg J3mes 18 1 Snyder Clayton 26 27,182 Speer Dale 14 52 53 96 152 Speer aren 24 80 139 Sphar Shelly 148 Sp1tz Anne 75 99 100 101. 109 Sprague Rhonda 139 Stachur r Ronald 148 Stallmgs Ernest 128 Stallmeyer Gregory 139 Stallmeyer John 77 94 105 182 Stalvey Ketth 92 148 Stamper Ketch 41 128 Stanfteld Rose 82 Stanley Paul 739 Star~ Glenn Steen Tammy 88,101 128 Steen, T1mothy 148 Sterlmg, Joseph 139 Stevens. Samantha 22, 139 Steward. Kens Stewart John 182 Stewart, Jud1th 128 Stewart. Rodney 34 ,42, 7 12, 148 St1ebner, Phll1p 107, 129 Stillwell, Dav1d 23,41 , 139 Stoddard. D1ane 30.50. 129 Stotts. Bob 139 Stotts, Bobbt Stotts, Stephani Stovall, 8en1amm 139 Stroud. Dav1d 20.32, 106. 182 Srroud. Susan 148 Suhor, D1 ne Sullivan. Dawn 182 Sullivan, Mark 139 Sull1van. Mtehael 129 Sullivan, Steve 2 1,80.94. 152 Swa1m. Angela 1 12 129 Swa1m. Pamela 112,129 Swarz, Ann 39 Sweeney, Dawn Sweet, Rebecca 148 Szymama~. Chnstme 92, 99, 109, 148
T Tabor, Bonme TandJung H len 129 TandJung Sandra 148 Tapscott. Ken 149 Tatman Donna 100 102. 182 Tatman. N ncy 99 102 183 Ta , Allan 109 139 Taylor Brad 149 Taylor. Debb1e 22 48 183 Taylor Mtchelle 102 Taylor Randal 6 20 94 107 155,183 Tepper Rebecca 24 25 64 80,93 109 149 Teres1. Andrew 129 Terrell, Brenda 149 Terstrlep, Amy 64 88,93 95 96 99, 100 104 105 109,183 Testory Danelle 129 Testory. Scott 183 Thomas. Elizabeth 149 Thomas Jacqulme Thomas Knstme 92 99 101 , 109. 149 Thomas. R1chard Thomas Shelly 183 Thompson Anme Thompson. Cheryl 183 Thompson. Laura 149 Thompson. Warren Thongsy, Khampeng 183 Thow, Cathenne 97 109 108 Thurber Kevm 12,64 92 93.94 97, 109. 156. 183 Tillman Marrth1a 149 Ttrona. Chnstme 129 To, Anh 34 38, 140 Todd. Tem 149 Todd. Tma 49 To tver Thom s 9B 108 183 Torrens, Davtd 149 --~,--.-~ Townl y, Robert TrahtOtiS, M1chael 21 140 Tramor, Audrey 140 rautman Babette 28.29 102 183 Trogden, Teresa Tro1ano John 88,89, 129
224 Index
Tromley, Scott 103, 183 Tromley Susan 140 Turk , Yol na 149 Turner, Cher1e Turner Edd/8 129 Tuveson ChriStopher 34 96 157 183
u Uhl PrmC'otta 30 31 108 149 Urbane~ Katherm
v Valentme, Rhonda 20,89,109 139, 140 VanAuken. Angela 102, 183 VanDyke, Tracey 183 Vassar, K elvrn Vathanasombatht, Rat korn Vaughn, Marc 149 VICfra. Tina 96,97 100. 101, 184 Vogal, Julte 129 Vogel, Sarah 30, 105, 108,110,158, 184,196
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Williams, Vmcent Willtamson Gary 185 W.lms JUII 140 Wilson Tamers 61, 149 Wilson Temce Wimsett Matthew 129 Windom, Jacque/1 Wmdom. Wm ton 129 Wmgler Mary 185. 102 Winmger Tomm1e 1B5 Wisner Joseph 23,32 106, 149 WISner Rebecca 29.88 129 W1snewsk1, Adam 52 Wi newsk1 Mary 92,96,98, 107,149 Wisnewskt Matthew 112, 129. 140 Withrow, Wade Wittler, Kara Wolff Knssa 149 Woods, Adnenne 88, 100, 109, 169 185 Woods Matthew 32,47 129 Woods Shelta 88,97 109 140 Woods. Thomas 14 15 20.32,42,43,44,45,94 105 160185 Worthmgton Andrew 32,80,106 129 Wnght, Ann 88 B9. 149 Wnght, Ronald 88 89 140 Wubboldmg. John 129 Wurm, Ronald 129,140 Wurm, Russell
y Wachala, Stephen 65,129 Wade, Kelleen 16,11,22 62 65,77,95, 109. 152 184 Wade, Martm 39,129 Wa1svrsz Davrd 108, 140 WaiSVISZ Lehman 108. 149 Watte, C 129 Waldrop, Bnan 92,112, 140 Walker, Courtney 149 Walker, Tasha 89. 140 Wallace, Wendy 140 Walt Jr John 749 Walton, Bret 39 Wann Chnsten 88 129 Ward. Bradley 34, 149 Ward, Jill 30. 109,140 Ward, Ronald 129 Warfteld. J. 39. 129 Warmb1er Jeffrey 23,94, 184 Warmoth Stephame 29, 109, 140 Washmgton, Angela 6,20,61,90 95, 104, 101, 112, 184 Washmgton Mary 140 Washmgton. Regma 149 Weatherall, Kelly 32 100. 101,109. 140 Weatherall. Renita 66 Weber, Angela 22,90,92,97 140 Weber, Kay 149 Weeks, Ronald 140 Weeks, Wesley 129 We1dner Carolyn Welch, Cynthta 184 Well, Davrd 10 184 Wei h. Floyd 65,88.96. 105. 166. 184 West)Ohn, Angela 88,90,96,97,113 West)Ohn, Sharon 88.97. 140. 149 Wheatley, Deborah 93 140 Wheeler, Natalie 22 Whtte, James Wh1te. Tma 140 Wh1tehouse, Donna 40 Wh1tney, M1chelle 6. 14, 15,20.84, 85, 185 W1dner, Laune 89,99, 149 Wtenke, Amy 88, 149 Wiggins. Crystal Wilcoxen. Robm Wtlkmson Martha 140 Willard. Manlee Wllltams Andrea 149 Willtams. Betty 129 Williams. Carmen 6 1 W1/liams. Enc Willtams Gala 185 Williams. Hester 129 Wtlltams Jeffrey Wllltams. Joe 138 Wllltams. K1mberle 28,29. 104, 185 WiU1ams, Latonya 129 Will1ams, Luanna 80.87, 118, 124 Willtams. Mark 140 Willtams. M1chael 129 Willtams. Pamela 90. 112, 140 Willtams. Regme 149 Willtams, Robert 34.38. 140 Willtams. Scott 39.41, 129 Willtams, Shareese 185 Willtams, Sonya 61,89, 112. 185 Willtams. Thomas 149 WiiiiBms, Tonya 112
Y. ncy Bobby Yancy Charles Yaxley, odd 39 129 Yets. CIKol 140 Yets, Charles 39 131 Yette Kenneth Yoss. Ann 140 Young Ketth Yu. Sanghwa 185 Yu. Soohwa 34,149
z Zak, Irene Zarbuc~. Lon 129 Zemlm, Joseph 93. 133, 149. 156 Z1egl r, Greg 185