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Contents Opening Section ..................................... ......................................... .......................... ........ .............................. 1-17 Student Life .......................... ............................................................. ............................................................ 18-47 Sports ................................................. .................... ....... ........................ .. ..... .. ...... .. ........ .. .............. ...... .. ........ .. 48-85 Diane Gallivan-Julie Oldham Steve Mortensen Seniors ... ..................................................................................... .. .... .................................... ... .. .................... 86-117 Bryan Cox-Catherine Minogue Underclassmen ...... .................. .. ......... ..................... ............................... .................. ................... .. ..... ........ 118-151 Cathe Paulson Assistants-Julie Conlon, Julie Oldham Organizations .... ........................................ .. .. ......................................................... ........................... .. ... .... 152-185 Debbie Frank Assistants- Ellen Blankenship Mary Murphy Academics ......... .......... .................. ... .......................... .............. .. .... ......... .. ..... ... .... ...... .. ......... .... ................. 186-199 Toni Kistler Closing .............................. ............... .. ..... ... .. ... .. .. ........... ......... ... ............. ..... ...... .. ............... .... ............ ........ 200-201 Advertisements ...... ..... ..................... ...... .. ............................. ... ............. ........ .. .... .............. ......... ... .......... .. . 202-215 Index ...................... .......... ........ .... .. ......................... ......................... ...... ............... ................. ....... ... ....... .. ... 216-224 Co-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF: Karen Espeseth-Denise Leskis PHOTOGRAPHERS-Mike Muhlenhaupt-Reggie Natividad Steve Mortensen BUSINESS ADVISOR: D. Speer EDITORIAL ADVISOR: E. Engelhaupt

As the Seasons Are Reflected As the seasons are reflected, we all look back upon the passing school year. The memories are something we will cherish for a life time. Our

victory against the Central football team. All those cold morning walks to school are forgotten in thinking about one hot summer day when for the first time in

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Centennial's history classes were dismissed early because of the intense heat and memories of a very spirited Homecoming will be remembered by all.

Page 2; P1cture 1: The Centennial Flag Corps 1m1tate each other's movements m order to carry off thezr precision routme. Picture 2: Dan Brown and Jon Bnstow reflect the happmess of the Charger football team upon scormg a touchdown. P1cture 3: The Charger Marchmg Band lead the 1983 Homecommg parade. P1cture 4: John Lmdgren's mom supports the Charger football team wherever she goes. Page 3; P1cture 1: The National Honor Society Bonfire is a good place to keep warm on a ch1lly Thursday nzght. P1cture 2: Centennzal football parents are involved in many organzzations, like the P.T.S.A. Picture 3: Coach Hembrough hands his wife a flower during opening ceremonzes of the Homecoming game. P1cture 4: The Charger football team huddles up to d1scuss thezr next successful play. Picture 5: The Cheerleaders wish the Chargers a "Happy Homecommg for 1983."

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Page 4; P1cture 1: Central Twit , Lisa Sergent wonders what she's domg 111 Centermial. P1cture 2: Enk Mueller says: " Don't tell ar1yone you saw me l1ke this, okay." P1cture 3. Demse Leskls, Dwne GalliVan, and Karen Espeseth punk out in yearbook class, wh1/e Tl1eodore Kam1s wonders what's gomg on. P1cture 4: fohn Lmdgren wonders where all these "Central students" came from. Page 5. P1cture 1: Natalie Causley and Mike McGurre take time out to pose for a p1cture on Punk Out Day dunng Beat Central Week. Prcture 2: Centennial Chargers don mmiskrrts and leather jackets for spmt durmg Beat Central Week P1cture 3: Mr. Woods' 2nd hour class clowns around for an mterest111g reflection on Beat Central Week.

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Central Week Alters Our Reflection Beat Central Week-this year reflected Charger Spirit. The week consisted of five days . It started off with Hat Day . Students tipped their hats off to the Chargers . Tuesday was Punk Out Day. Everyone wore their like totally awesome clothes. Wednesday was a day to go to Hawaii . Sweaters were exchanged for shorts and floral print tops. Thursday was the ever popular Twit Day. Chargers mirrored the latest Maroon fashions . The week ended with Blue Day. Chargers went all out with everything from blue hair to blue socks . All the spirit generated throughout the week paid off because our Charger football team was victorious over Central, 21-9 .

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Page 6; Picture 1: Bryan Cox wonders, when Interact get to eat at the Chilr Supper. Prcture 2: The Band gets the crowd sprrrt started at the Homecomrng Assembly. Prcture 3: Vada Polite, alras Caprrce Banks, asks Tate Merlin, alias Beca Tepper, if he can borrow hrs car. Prcture 4: Chargers keep therr sprrit warm at the bonfrre. Prcture 5: The Centenmal Chorrs entertain indrviduals at the Varsrty Show. Page 7; Prcture 1: The football team strrs up the crowd after a pep talk from Coach Hembrough . Prcture 2: Luanna Willrams, Kelly Grant, Tammy McDaniel and Nrkki Medjesky harmonize at the Varsity Show. Prcture 3: The pre eatrng contest proved to be a rather sticky mess especrally for freshman fody Cekander, far left . Prcture 4: The Lancers perform another of therr fantastrc routrnes at the Varsrty Show.

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As We Look Into the Future Many hours of preparation are needed to put on a successful Homecoming. Reflecting upon this year's Homecoming extra preparation was needed for changes that were made this year because of a lack of king candidates recognition. The king court escorted the queen ' s court at the assembly. Escorts were chosen to be used at the game only. The Hospitality Room was moved from the Professional Library to the cafeteria. This hopefully decreased classes being disrupted by the wandering alumni in the halls. The parade route was lengthened. This year it went all the way to Kirby Ave. before returning to school. Student Council and the student body should be thanked for their efforts. Homecoming 1983 will hopefully be reflected as a memorable one for all for many years to come.

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Page 8; P1cture 1: Plul Sexton , #28, executes a block while Randy Fisher, # 83, gets ready to make Ius IIIOt>e P1clure 2: The Cheerleaders pred1ct the outcome of the Cente1111ial PS. Central game. Picture 3: The Chargers l111e up to execute another long yard ga111 play. Page 9; PICture 1: Jumor Matt Kraatz mollle11f's rest from the game to watch the action from the sldel111es. PICture 2: Coach Hembrough sends the offe11Se pla11 111 w1th Sen1or Rodne11 Stewart.

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Charger spirit was reflected in the outcome of the Centennial vs . Central game . The game was postponed from Friday night to Saturday on account of rain. It was a damp misty night on Saturday and the Chargers were victorious with a score of 21-9. Centennial went out on the rain soaked field and dealt the Maroons their first conference loss of the season.

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Page 10; Picture 1: Coach Hembrough fires up the crowd at the Homecoming Assembly. P1cture 2: The Junior-Varsity Cheerleaders lead the Chargers m another rowdy cheer. Picture 3: The Varsity Cheerleaders build up Charger spmt at the assembly. P1cture 4: Scott Mortensen (alias Ang1e West]ohn) explams why Jon Bristow (alias Diar1e Gallivan) left the room. P1cture 5: The Centenma/ Flag Corps stand at attention dunng the assembly. Page 11; P1cture 1: Charger fans get ROWDY dunng the assembly. P1cture 2: Student CounCil pres1dent, Kurt Dav1s, gets the spmt started w1th h1s speech. Picture 3: Scott Nagy devours his pie to wm first place m the class compet1tion. Picture 4: 1980 queen Kat1e Gall1van escorted by 1981 king - Troy Damels were brought back for the 1983 Assembly.

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Our Souls Find Their Reflection The Student Council's many hours of work paid off on Friday, October 28. The Hospitality Room was in the cafeteria from 1:15 until 2:30. The assembly began at 2:30 in the gym. It opened with Kurt Davis and Mr. Freeman. The Senior Skit followed. Interserve members

portrayed the football players in a classroom scene. The Band performed part of their Halftime Show for the enjoyment of the student body. Both Varsity and J.V. cheerleaders generated spirit with their cheers. The class competition involved a pie-eating contest.

Freshmen representative was Jody Cekander; Sophomore was Matt Leskis; Junior was Troy Rogers and the Senior was Scott Nagy, who was the winner this year. The 1983 Royal Court ended the the assembly. Another Homecoming had come and gone.

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In Our Memories and Visions The Homecoming Parade started at 3:15 p.m. this year. It ran on an extended route from Crescent to John St. to Mattis Ave. to Kirby Ave. to Crescent Dr. to school. In the neat rows of blue and white uniforms the Centennial Band led this year' s Homecoming Parade . The freshman float won this year's float competition. The senior float came second place with the junior and sophomore floats coming in respectively. The queen and king courts rode in covertibles following the floats . The Chili Supper began at 5:30 and went to 7:00. It was held in the cafeteria and members of both Interact and Interserve served the hot, delicious chili to the hungry Charger fans . Excitement was running for the game. Page 11, PICture 1: The Ce11temual Cheerleaders pose for a !IICf ure durmg the 1983 Homecommg Parade. Prcfure 2Âˇ The se111or float slrdes mfo seco11d place 111 the amwa/ competrtio11. Page 13; Prcture 1: The freslllllall float "Char gers Are Strrkmg ," takes first place i11 the float co11test Prcture 1: The sophomore float prepares to si11k tire Vrkmgs . Prcture 3: Tire JIIIIIOr class get rowdy 011 lherr tlurd place float. Picture 4: The Marchmg Chargers lead the pa rade 111 style.

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In the Journeys We've Completed. â€˘ â€˘ The 1983 Royal Homecoming Queen and King Courts were presented at this year's assembly. The queen's court consisted of Elana Hassell, Barbara Day, Karen Espeseth, Dawn Dohrman, and Sally Cekander. The king court members were Jeff Buttitta, Jeff Corum, Roger McClendon, Kyle Herges, and Steve Klaus. The 1983 queen was crowned at the game by the 1982 queen, Laura Manley. And the 1983 Homecoming Queen is . . . Sally Cekander. Roger McClendon was crowned king at the dance by last year's king, Frank Manella. The queen candidates were escorted by Jeff Lewis, Burlie Caston, Mike McGuire, Bryan Cox, Erik Mueller, and Jim Kmoch. Another Homecoming fades away.

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Page 14; Picture 1: The Royal Court: Row 1 (1. to r.) Sally Cekander, Dawn Dohrman, Karen Espeseth, Barbara Day, and Elana Hassell . Row 2 (/. to r.) Steve Klaus, Kyle Herges, Kurt Davis (replacmg absent Roger McClendon), Jeff Corum and Jeff Butt1tta. P1cture 2: The 1982 queen, Laura Manley crowns our 1983 Homecommg Queen, Sally Cekander. Page 15; P1cture 1: kmg cand1date, Jeff Buttitta and queen candidate, Elana Hassell . P1cture 2: kzng cand1date, Jeff Corum, and queen candidate, Barbara Day. P1cture 3: queen cand1date, Karen Espeseth (kzng candidate, not p1ctured, Roger McClendon) Picture 4: kzng candidate, Kyle Herges and queen candidate, Dawn Dohrman Picture 5: kzng candidate, Steve Klaus and queen candidate, Sally Cekander. P1cture 6: 1982 Homecomzng Kzng and Queen, Frank Manella and Laura Manley.

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And in Those We've Yet to Start

2 Picture 1: Anthon!{ Carter discusses the last pial{ Willi teammate Randy F1sher. P1cture 2: Kevm McGmms asks Amy Henson whether or not sl1e has her homework finished. P1cture 3: The balloons travel upward mto the sky much like the future of CHS students come upon graduatiOn.

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PICture 1Âˇ The lights reflect therr rmages upon tire Ira/Is of Centemrral Hrgh School Prcture 2: The Charger football team shows therr JUbrlatron at the Rantoul game Picture 3: Damd Ault and Kerth Stamper clown around durrng their P.E. hour

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3 Page 20; P1cture 1: Mr. Borror takes a few pictures of the Homecommg parade. P1cture 2: Je1mi Rust concentrates before taking to the courts. PICture 3: How d1d that b1ke become suspended 111 the a~r? PICture 4: Susan Sl1a11ghnessy takes a break from a tough pracllce. Page 21 ; P1cture 1: Computer/and the 1983 Park D1stnct football champs procla1m " We're #1"

P1ct11re 2: Lunch m the courtyard sounds /1ke a good break from school. P1cture 3: Deborah Wheatley punks out at flag pract1ce. P1cture 4: Photographers catch Leslie Langley studymg on a game day . P1cture 5: Amy Gee asks Mr. Rowe about Orbitals m Chemistry class.

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The 1983 Jingle Belle Court

As the weather turned colder the time came for the annual Miss Jingle Belle Court. The court was presented at the Winter Sports Assembly. They were as follows Cindy Bradley , Jeanne Liddle , Denise Leskis, Elana Hassell and Laura Punkay . The 1982 Miss Jingle Belles, Susan Baker, crowned the winner. And the 1983 Miss Jingle Belles is . . . Elana Hassell. The court helped to greet Santa Claus upon his arrival that Friday at Market Place. Escorts for this year's court were J . R . Hughley , Ned Mochel, Erik Olson, Byron Jones, Scott Mortensen , and Mike Muhlenhaupt. Ptcture 1: fmgle Belle Court members co11gratulate lite 1983 Mtss fmgle Belles, ÂŁ/ana Hassel. Ptcture 2. All exuberant ÂŁ/ana Hassell is co11gratu/ated blf Iter [ne11ds.

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The 1983 MISs Jmgle Belles Court . P1cture 1. Jean11e L1dd/e escorted by Ned Mochel . P1cture 2: Demse Leskis escorted by Enc Olson. P1cture 3.· Cmdy Bradle11 escorted by f.R . Hughley. P1cture 4· Laura Pzmkay escorted by Scott Mortmsen. P1rture 5: £/ana Hassel escort ed by Byron Jones.

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The Music Man

The 1983 Spring Musical was "The Music Man." The story involved a traveling salesman named Harold Hill played by David Rudnick who went to the town of Iowa City. The salesman was "selling" the idea of a boys band, but in the end there wasn't a band or was there? The play is a very humorous tale of gullible people. The music man was another excellent Thespian performance that will be remembered for years to come.

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You Can't Take

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It with You The 1983 Fall Play was "You Can't Take It with You." The play was directed by Keith Page. The main character was Martin Vanderhoff played by Jeff McCartney. The story involved a family who appeared to be a little crazy but in the end proved to be a "normal" caring family. The main story was one of a young lady named Alice, played by Liesl LaDuke and the man she fell in love with Anthony Kirby, played by Ned Mochel. All of this along with the humorous acting of Wendy Maxwell, Mike McGuire, and Missy Rosenbaum made for another excellent Thespian performance that will be remembered both by the actors and audience.

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Page 28; P1cture 1: Lissy Thompso11 1s caught off guard as the camerama11 s11aps her p1cture. P1cture 2: Charger fa~ts cheer the team 011 to a11other hopeful VICtory. P1cture 3: He1d1 Kaelm e~t)oys some popcom a11d hot chocolate at the HS bo~tfire. P1cture 4: Durmg Volleyball pract1ce, Tern Hambnck helps Melissa Bowma11 stretch out. P1cture 5: Leftovers from the Ce~ttuna11 staff mu11chies. Page 29; P1cture 1: Mark Black a11d Wtll Barker keep the beat durmg the Homecommg assembly. P1cture 2: Enc Kaelm proofreads h1s typmg paper before ha11dmg 11 m. P1cture 3: Jeff Butt111a fi~tds photography class very elljoyable. P1cture 4: Mi-Hee K1m applies Jason Ch1coine's make-up for the Fall Play.

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Sound Mind Sound Body

The exercise craze has hit Centennial High School. Exercise is a very important part of both the students and faculty ' s lives . Weightlifting has become a very popular activity . Centennial ' s weight program is excellent and many students and faculty take advantage of it. Aerobics are also a very popular way to get in shape. Many individuals belong to local aerobics instruction and the P.E. department has added it to the curriculum . Both students and faculty have begun to realize the connection between having a welltrained mind as well as a fit body.

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Page 30; Pzcture 1: Many students use weights to build up thezr bzceps. Pzcture 2: Krzs Hartman works on her Accountmg when she should be typmg. Picture 3: Competztzve sports are a good way to keep your body fit. Page 31; Pzcture 1: Mr. Freeman keeps m shape by ridmg hzs bike. Pzcture 2: Lancers stay m shape by domg thezr strenous routmes. Picture 3: Cathy Corum glzdes through the water durzng a swzm meet. Pzcture 4: Carolyn Widner does her homework m tbe lzbrary.

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Spectrum The 1984 Spectrum consisted of many interesting and unique acts. As usual the show opened with Spectrum man portraying man's evolution from before birth. The Centennial Jazz Band delighted the audience with jazz music between the acts. Many dance acts were in

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this year's show. Music from Micheal Jackson, Foreigner, and others set the pace for the routines. The parents gave an amusing performance in their skit "The Apple." This act was a satire of the Centennial student. One of the most interesting acts was The

Dragon. This act involved a breathtaking display of martial arts. All in all Spectrum '84 was an extremely excellent performance that will be remembered for many years to come.

Page 32, P1cture 1. Tim Leisch opens th1s year's Spectrum as Spectrum Man . Picture 2: The World's Smallest Man played by M1ke McGu~re prepares to shave as Don S1ppel pers1sls wllh more questions. Picture 3: It 's gomg to take "Steam Heat " to warm up members of the swmg choir Page 33; P1cture 1: R1chard (David Tepper) writes off h1s best fnend Janet (Beca Tepper) from his baseball team. P1cture 2: Janet (Beca Tepper) rubs m R1chard's team /osmg streak m a letter of reply. P1cture 3: L1es/ LaDuke and MISS.ll Rosenbaum discuss the~r friend's unfortunate m1shap m the "Elevator Skit ." PICture 4: A Barber Shop Quartet cons1stmg of Mrs . Henkel, Mrs . Weber, Mrs . Klem, and Mrs. Be1ger smg a variety of songs from the Twent1es.

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2 Page 34; Pzcture 1: The Centennial Drum /me performs an excellent drum routme at Spectrum 1984. Picture 2: Sonya Trent, Cmdy McCleary, and Sue/len Scoby smg the up beat song "Why do Fools Fall m Love?" Pzcture 3: Enk Olson beats out a fast tempo on hzs drum durmg Spectrum. Pzcture 4: The Centenmal Jazz Band sets the mood for the next act. Page 3S; Pzcture 1: Students aren't the only participants m Spectrum. Parents also were mvolved like in the skit "The Apple." Picture 2: Ned Mochel (in black) and Jeff Leasure (in white) give the audzence a vzsual depzctzon of Nmja fighting with a vanety of weapons. Pzcture 3: Parents of some band members used thzs cute skit to push pizza sales. Pzcture 4: Sally CeKander, Dawn Dohrman, and Molly Slomger dance to a vanety of Mzchae/ Jackson songs m "Trilogy."

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Page 36; P1cture 1: Greg McConaha takes his opponent down m a wrestlmg meet t/us season. P1cture 2: Athlet1c director Joe Toml111son introduces another coach at the assembly. P1cture 3: The Centennial cheerleaders get the spint started at the assembly. Picture 4: The crowd keeps the spint gomg durmg the assembly. Page 37; P1cture 1: Mr. Nelson has a look of frustratiOn from the actiOn on the mat. P1cture 2: Football players get rather th~rsty durmg a game. P1cture 3: Sophomore football players attenllvely l1sten to Coach Bryan explam the finer pomts of the game. Picture 4: J.R. Hughley anxiously awa~ts the opening tip-off of the game.

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Prcture 1: Bonme Blarr, photographed Brran Johnson of the News-Gazette, at a skatmg practrce m Wisco11sm. Prcture 2: 11/mois vs. UCLA Bowl game. Prcture 3: Bo11me 8/arr, a Ce11tenma/, is on her way to compete m 1984 wmter 0/ymprcs, m Sarajevo, Yugoslavra.

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And Now For The News

The 1983-84 school was one of triumphs and tragedies. Tragedy hit the U.S. in Lebanon. On October 23, 1983 Marines were killed in Lebanon. One of these brave Marines was Joel Livingston. Joel was a 1981 graduate of Centennial High School. He died for the honor and in the service of his country. On the lighter side of the news, the triumphs. For the first time in twenty years the Fighting Illini attended the Rose Bowl. The ILLINI finished the season with a 10-1 recordbeating the other nine teams in the Big Ten. This was the first time in history that any team had beaten all the other teams in the conference. Although they lost the Rose Bowl game to UCLA, the 1983 football season was one fans will remember for years to come. Also a Centennial alumni Bonnie Blair traveled to Sarajevo, Yugoslavia where she participated in the 1984 Winter Olympics. In the games she placed eighth in the 500 meter speed skating competition. The 1983-84 school year was definitely filled with exciting news both tragic and triumphant.

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2 Ptcture 1: In memonum, Joel LtVmgston. Ptcture 2: Joel Livmgston, a 1981 graduate of Centennial Htglt Scltool. Picture 3: Flags were flown at half-mast all over the country when ltundreds of Marines were ktlled m Lebanon. 3

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Page 40; P1cture 1: Jeff Butlllta and Chris Keller wonder how many licks it w11l take to get to the center of the lollipop. P1cture 2: Mark Lilly puts away h1s homework to get caught up on an mterestmg article m True Love. P1cture 3: Bryan Overman shows a look of surprise at h1s p1cture bemg taken. P1cture 4: Todd Boehm checks his l1me durmg a tense wrestlmg hold Page 41; P1cture 1: Amy Goff p1cks her bram for the correct answer in her Economics class. P1cture 2: Joel Ehlers wonders whether or not his Chem1stry books are edible. P1cture 3: Steve Poulson and David Nelson mod1'1 the latest m Charger golf clubs. P1cture 4: Is Doug Leonard studymg or merely lookmg at the pictures?

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Page 42; Picture 1: 1979 Homecommg queen Roseanne Forrester and Kmg Todd Manley were brought back for the 1983 Homecommg assembly. Picture 2: 1983 Homecoming queen Sally Cekander and kmg Roger McClendon pose for a ptcture. Ptcture 3: Charger fans get "ROWDY" for the game. Ptcture 4: The 1983 Homecommg queen and kmg candtdates were dtsplayed m the busmess /tall . Page 43; Ptcture 1: Sophomore cheerleader Ltsa Holman generates spmt at the fall sports assem bly. Ptcture 2: Chargers get wtld m anttctpatwn of the upcommg Charger football wm . Ptcture 3: Interact member Mtke North tnes the Chtlt before reltevmg another member. Ptcture 4: We are the Centenmal Chargers!

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Page 44; Picture 1: A Root photographer captures Scott Nagy's best s1de for Jus senwr p1cture. P1cture 2: Natal1e Causley poses for her memorable semor p1cture. PICture 3: Jenni Rust takes a well deserved drmk of water after defeatmg her opponent m a Iemus match. PICture 4: Lisa Pelmore and Lee Dattis make final deCISIOIIS for the!T senior p1cture packages wllh Root Photography. Page 45; P1cture 1: A not so tim/led, Cathi Paulson takes a break from <;fudymg. P1cture 2: Dw11e Gal/wan COIICCI!Irates 011 gettmg the most from the k11ee maclu11e to help her get mto shape. P1cture 3: Pnmpmg before gettmg her se11ior JI!Ciure take~~ IS Mal!kah Muhammad.

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Illinois weather hit the extreme highs and dropped to the very lows. The 1983 school year started out with steamy hot days. Temperatures rose into the upper 80's and 90's this year. It was definitely a heat wave. In fact, schools were dismissed early because of the scorching temperatures. If only the warm temperatures could have lasted, because they led into some of the coldest days in history. The cold temperatures climaxed around finals . In fact snow days were almost called and finals delayed . However, finals were held as scheduled-much to many students dismay. The 1983-84 school year's weather was definitely one of highs and lows.

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Page 46; Picture 1: Band Members try to cool off in the shade. PICture 2: Some days 11 IS really hard to fmd a cool qUiet place to study. PICture 3: The courtyard IS a beautiful place when m bloom. Page 47; Picture 1: ICicles here remmd us of the below freezmg temperatures of Winter. PICture 2: The Courtyard was once again a Winter Wonderland. Picture 3: Ice and snow complied on the front steps made them unbearable for students to cl1mb. PICture 4: Photographer Bryan Cox had fun m the snow while writmg out Centenmal.

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The Boys' Track team had a rather disappointing season. Although the boys' team had 44 guys on the team they finished with a record of 2-7 . Newly established at Centennial was the Charger Relays in which Centennial finished 6.

Bottom Row L to R: fohn Frazier, Matt Woods, Chaunce11 Hunter, fohn P1erre, Scott Demson, Andy Worthmgton, Bill F1erke, Ron Peyto11, 2nd Row: Bons Brown, Robert Dams, M1k e Bailey, Cary K~rby, R1ck Garnnger, Kevm McGmms, Dana Evans, David Remmert, Scott Savage, Aaron Mmor. 3rd Row: Be11 Myer, Regg1e Nat1v1dad, William Broadway, R1ck Estes, fohn Donahoe, Earl D1ckey, Byron Jones, Ra11dy F1sh er, Matt Kratz . 4th Row: Enc Kael1n , DaVId Stoud, BJOrn Gamback, Troy Hmton , Bryan Cox, Tony Harnngton, Robert Rucker, Steve Klaus. 5th Row: Mark Clapp, Denms Fnchtal, Larry Jon es, Damd Martm , Tom Woods, Vada Polite, EliJah Grant, Clifton Brent, Randy Taylor.

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Softball Shows Improvement Grrls oft ball Central Georgetown Hoope ton Hoopeston Eisenhower Georgetown Rantoul Monticello Monticello Central Spring. Southea t Rantou l Urbana Spring. Lanphier Eisenhower Record 5-10

4 5 12 13 3 10 19 3 8 11 1 0 0 4 5

Them 8 9 7 3 26 6 22 14 14 10 11 10 13 3 10

The Girls' Varsity Softball team saw a great improvement over last year's 0-18 season . Under first year Coach Stack , the Charg e r s i mproved their record to 5 - 10 , looking very optimistic for the future.

Bottom Row L to R.Âˇ Janel Btckers, Sarah Vogel, Lisa Alexander, Debby Taylor, Dmtelle Stlverwood, Marcy Levy, Pam Black. 2nd Row: StaCt Shaw, Shawn Smtih, Becky Wtsncr, Natalte Wheeler, Dawn Oestricher, Angte Pnce, Sandy Col/tiler, Susan Gerber, Coach Stack.

JV Softball ormal Central Monticello Eise n hower Eisenhowe r Ranto ul ormal

Us 14 12 9 8 5 5 6

Them 17 14 8 7 2 17 19

The Girls ' Junior Varsity team finished the season with a 3-4 record. The g irls gained valuable experience throughout the season which will help them next year as varsity players. This was the last year of a junior varsity team.

Bottom Row L to R: Debbie Perkms, Robm Ntluser, nlalte Mcintyre, Gat/ Pnlmtsnno, Debbte Frank, Kelli Myler. 2nd Row: Paula McK111ney , Ntcola Casteel, Susan Byker, Slaci Shaw, Janel Lange, Ly1111 Muhlenltaupl , Janel Btckers, Conch Boehm.

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Baseball Sets Records Boys Baseball Stephen Decatur Rantoul Eisenhower Urbana ormal Eisenhower Danville Spnng Gnffin Urbana Clinton Monticello MacArthur Rantoul Danville Eisenhower Griffin Matton Bloomington Brad ley Urba na Reco rd 14-9-1

Bottom Row L to R: Chns Peters, folm Furrow, Frank Manella, Scott Evans, Ray Alexander, Erik Mueller, Jeff Lew1s, Kevm Kasper, Jeff Corum. 2nd. Row: Coach Bryan, Tim Dillman, Clark Peterson, foe Lamb, f. T. Warmb1er, Jerry Doz1er, Kyle Herges, J1m Skelton, J1m Kmoch, Jon Bnstow, Blily Mar/111, Scott Butler.

Us 5 3 7 11 12 6 2 0 6 5-7 21 10-7 14 10 10 4-1 6 5 3-4 1

Them 1 3 8 9 0 4 11 4 5 7-4 13 13-6 3 6 5 3-4 4 10 2-5 2

The Varsity Baseball team had a very successful season, tying the school record w ith the most wins with 14. The team also set six other records as well as placing second in conference. Several individuals records were al s o s et b y seniors Frank Manella and Ray Alexander. The baseball team ended the season with a 14-9-1 record.

JV Baseball Ran tou l St. Joe o rmal Cen tral Urban a Normal Bloomington Mon ticello Rantoul Urbana Danville Danville Record 8-4

Us 10 10 13 5 6 5 7 18 4 7 7 11

Them 5 4 0 4 11 4 4 7 8 13 12 8

The Junior Varsity Baseball team had a very good year. They ended the season with a 8-4 record under first year coach, Carey Stillman .

Bottom Row L to R: Jamie Domer, Clms Bou11, Harold Rhoden, Coacl1 Silliman, Wlil1r Caston, Kendall Kasper, Ron Palm1sano. 2nd. Row: Joel Ehlers, fohn Lmd:;:rrn, M1kr Drdm, ean Cannaday, Mark Gniffrr, DaVId Stillwell, Toby Herges, Da1>1d A u/1, Robert Wlihams, Alonzo Rose, Mana:;:er 3rd. Row: Jeff Ro:;:rrs, Chuck Bnnkley, Blaine Pratt, Mark Sullnâ€˘an, Scott Fnsbee, fohn Depew, Paul McKinney, Demetnus Allen.

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Chargers Show Great Promise

Varsity Football Team . Bottom row; L to R: Ben Baker , Dan Brown , Dana Evans , Melv1n Blackmon , Matt Kraatz , Ph1l Sexton , Kevin Kasper, Randy F1sher, Denms B1gham, R1cky Estes, Ahr1 To, Enc P~rtle . 2nd row: Coach Morrison, Bnar1 Miller, Matt Banks, Scott Hwdrie, John Har~ser~, Ror1 Palm1sano, Jeff Rogers, John Lmdgren, Frank Perry, Jeff Schumacher, John Fraser, John Kosmopolous, Bill Cochrar~e, Steve Klaus, C!up Garth , Bill Knowles. 3rd row: Tate Mertw, Fred Markstahler, Byron Jones, Sean Canr~aday , Steve Hope , Jeff Corum, Kirk Redfem, Robert Will1ams, Bnan Jones, Lee DaVIS , Jon Bnstow, Willie Caston , Tm1 Jones. Top row : Coach Bryan , Rodney Stewart , Steve Hepler, Kurt DaVIs, Vada Polite, Ron Catron , Scott Mortensen , Scott Fri sbee, Tim Stewart , Tony Harrmgton , Ar~thony Carter, Darr011 Ba!ley, Coach R1ch, Joe Mulcahey, Kyle Herges, Coach Hembrough .

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The Charger football team started off the season with a new coach for the first time in the school's history. The previous Sophomore coach Gary Hembrough was chosen to succeed W es Davis. The team had a slow start with 3 losses, but came back and won 4 out of the last 6 games. The highlight of the season was the 20-9 tromp over Central. The overall record was 4-5, with a conference finish of 2-3. The Charger team tied for third place in the league's final standing. Several players this season had outstanding individual performances. John Lindgren led the league in passing yardage. Jon Bristow ranked 3rd in rushing. In receiving, Dan Brown finished 4th, Rodney Stewart, 5th; and John Fraser, 6th. Dan Brown finished 3rd on the individual scoring list, with Jon Bristow finishing 7th. Kirk Redfern was 2nd in the league in tackling, with Steve Hope finishing 7th. Jon Bristow was 4th in punting. Kevin Kasper led the league in interceptions, with 7. 9 players were selected to the All-Conference team. The team includes offensive players John Lindgren, Jon Bristow, Rodney Stewart, and Chip Garth. The defensive team includes Kirk Redfern, Kevin Kasper, Jeff Corum, Fred Markstahler, and Steve Hope. The strength for next year lies in the Junior class. Several skilled players will be returning and an exciting 1984 season is foreseen. Page 54; Picture 1: The Charger team rnvades Rantoul. Picture 2: Ready; Set; Block! Page 55; Pzcture 1: In lzne at the Kzckoff Banquet, Kent Hollis and Lee Davzs sample the food. Pzcture 2: Coach Gary Hembrough speaks at hzs first assembly. Pzcture 3: Coach Hembrough and Steve Hepler watch Central get slaughtered.

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Page 56; P1cture 1: A determmed Jon Brrstow breaks through the s1gn at the Homecoming game. P1cture 2: "Now here's the play." P1cture 3: Durrng the Central game, Jon Brrstow takes a break to say who IS Number 1. P1cture 4Âˇ Krrk Redfern smiles for the camera before gomg on field . Page 57; P1cture 1: Quarterback John Lmdgren is ready to complete another pass. P1cture 2: Steve Klaus prepares to take the handoff. P1cture 3: Matt Kraatz IS bemg taped before the Urbana game. P1cture 4: The fired up team huddles before the game.

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Sophomores Gain Experience

The sophomore football team gained a lot of valuable experience that will help prepare them for varsity next year. They had a 2-6 record and Coach Bryan felt they showed a lot of i mprovement throughout the season, especially in offense.

Mattoon Etsenhower Southeast Rantoul Normal Dartvtlle Urbana Central

1983 Record WE 0 2 28 14 30 0 38 6

THEY 16 30 0 6 37 41 44 25

Ptcture 1. bottom row: Wtlliam Dtxon, Stelle Freeman , Kurt Henke, Nastr Kanm , Tmt Burge, Tom Ret:olk, Cuong Lu, Tim Thomure . 2nd row: Emt M1110r, Curtis K1111te.11, Wtlltam Carter, Todd Hamson, Clms Smtth, Mlatt Leskis, Kendall Kasper, Kent HoUts, Mark Keller, Jeff Purcell, Tom Retzolk, Marttn Wade . 3rd row: Mtke Slevtck, Shaun S111clatr, Davtd Ault, Ketth Sta m per, Todd Yaxley, Ch rt s Ktrby, Rteh Saunders, Kevm Qumlan, Charlte Yets, Vance Keen. 4th row: Scott Will tams, Btl/ Fierke, fohn Gardner, Dean Gtbson , Terrence Davts, Karl Hardest!{, Tony Maggta, Tony Roberts, Anthony Moore, Coach Bryan. Ptcture 2: The sophomore football team lmes thmgs up durmg a game. Ptcture 3: DaVId Ault watches tlte team from the sidelmes.

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Freshmen Learn Charger Ways

Despite a 0-6 record, the freshman team gained valuable experience in their first year of football at Centennial. There was great enthusiasm that stayed with the team throughout the season. They learned and perfected many skills and plays. They have the ability to develop into a strong team in their future years at Centennial.

The combrned Charger football teams get fired up at the first pep assembly.

Freshman Football team . Bottom Row: L to R Brad Anderson, Robby Lang, Dan Mcneely, DaVId Frerke, Doug Foltz, Bnan Beyer, Will Barker. Second Row: Mrke Yelle, Juslrn Morfey, Pat McGaugha11, Jeff Fraser, Mark Brumfield, Kevrn Duffy , Omar West , Gentree Doz1er, Apollo Salonga, M1ke G1boney. Thrrd row: Lee DaVIs, M1ke Scantleberry , Brad Garnson , Brad Passalaqua, Shad Crawford, Tom Ens1gn, Tony Peppers, J1mmy B1shop, Chad Coleman . Top row: Joel Lamendola, Curt D1llman, M1ke Evans, Joel Sull1van, Kevrn Holl1s, J1mmy Fulfer, Donovan Drake, Coach Snulh .

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Netters Have a Good Season

The G i rl s Tenn is team had a good season under first year Coach Stack . They finished with a 6-6 dual meet record, tied for 9th in the Conference meet, and placed 4th i n the Sectionals . Freshman Lissy Thompson qualified for State. Ne x t year looks very prom1smg with only one senior graduating from the team. G1rls Tennis Decatur E1senhower MacArthur Rantoul Central Pans Bloommgton Central Cath. Lmcoln Stephen Decatur Bloommgton Watseka ormal Commumty Danv1lle Rantoul Big 12 Sectwnal

Cent . Tl1em 3 6 5 4 5 4 2 7 9 0 6th Place 9 0 3 6 0 9 6 3 0 9 1

T1ed 9th 4th Place

Bottom Row: Meredllh McClure , Marybeth Murphy , Jean Kadansky, Kafle Ramshaw , Bngette McNamara, Becky L1 mp, Second Row: Beca Tepper, Coach Stack, Shelly Jo Savage, Chnsfle Furia, Lissy Thompson , Karen Speer, Jem Rust, K11n Hambnck, Julie Deuser, mgr. P1cture 1: The tenms team relaxes before a meet. PICture 2: Clmst1e Furia gets caught drmkmg water agam .

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Prcture Prcture Prcture Prcture

1: 2: 3: 4:

Karen Speer concentrates on Iter next matc/r . Jenny Rust makes lrerself at /rome on tire courts. Clrristre Furia grl'es a smrle to tire cameraman Tire tcmus team work tlrcrr way to tire top.

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Golfers Gain Experience

Bottom Row; L to R: Brad Anderson, Greg Slomger, Jeff Johnson, John Lopez, Troy Burme1ster. Second Row: Jackson Hames, Enc Boehm, David Hepler, Jeff But1tta, Grant Sloniger, Bob C!cone. Th~rd Row: R1ck McMahon, J1m

McCorm1ck, Steve Poulson, Jason Cam , DaVId Mayes . Fourth Row: Mark SulliVan, R1ck Garrmger, John Hoffmeister, Steve Mortensen, Damon Fa~rbanks.

The Charger Golfers had a rather disappointing season and ended up with an 0-11 record in their dual meets. Despite their record Charger Coach Bob Nelson is looking forward to next year. The team lacked experience this year but will benefit from it with strong teams in the years to come.

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P1cture 1; Coach Nelson has players fill out forms at a team meeting. P1cture 2; Jeff Butitta swmgs for the 250 yard marker at the Par-3 dnv1ng range. P1cture 3; Steve Poulson and DaVId Nelson display the1r "st1cks." P1cture 4; DaVId Mayes smks a putt at Lmcolnsh1re F1elds. P1cture 5; Dav1d Mayes shows us the perfect follow through. P1cture 6; Dav1d Nelson keeps his eye on the ball. P1cture 7; Steve Poulson swmgs mto actwn.

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Charger Spikers Despite a record of 6 wins and 17 losses the Varsity volleyball team learned to maintain good attitudes from the players. There was a great improvement i n skill s, techniques , and game play . The players had good sportsmanship and were loyal to coaches and other teammates . In the future , players need to continue to work on skill improvement, strategy play and consistency in execution during game play throughout the season . The team captain was Cathe Paulson, who also scored 94 points. Other high scorers were Cind y Lawrence and Brenda Bainter who scored 72 and 64 points, respectively . Brenda Bainter was also voted Athlete of the Week twice, a title also held by Melissa Bowman, Cindy Lawrence , Trish McMahon , Cathe Paulson, and Becky Wisner. The Most Valuable Player was Cindy Lawrence. The Junior Varsity team was led in scoring by Susan Buker who scored 55 points. Mindy Harlan, the team captain, scored 45 points, and Krista Peterson scored 27. The Junior Varsity ended their season with a record of 0-19. P1cture 1; Vars1ty Volleyba ll: Bottom row; Brenda Bamter, Melissa Bowman, Terry Hamnck, He1d1 Kaelin. Second row; Samantha Stevens, Hoa Luu, Tnsh McMahon, Laura Malek, Julie Willms. Third row; Coach Tracy Hubly,.' Mel1ssa Fondren, C111dy Lawence, Cathe Paulson , Suzanne Malek , Reeky W1sner, Coach N111a Brown, Ellen Caldwell. P1cl11re 2; f.V. Volleyball: Bottom row; Rhonda Filch , Knsta Peterson , Debra Cox , Betsy Carbonneau, L1bby Reynolds. Second row; Kathy Maxwell, Mmdy Harlan, Meg Ackerman, Julie Willms. Tl11rd row; Ellen Caldwell, Coach Nma Brown, Beth Benson, Stephame SulliVan , Angela Healey , Susan Buker; Coach Tracy Hubly , Melissa Fondren.

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4 Picture 1: Samantha Ster>ens smrles at the camera wlule Suzr Malek stretclres her arms. Prcture 2: Cathe Paulson keeps her eye on the ball. Prcture 3: Volleyball players hold a bake sale to rmse money. Prcture 4: Terry Hamnck lrelps Mclrssa Bowman strelch durmg a practrce.

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Divers Qualify for State The Girls Swim team finished their 2n d season under Coach Fredericks with a 4-9 record. They placed 5th in Conference and Sectionals. Divers Sarah Karich and Darcy Ruggles both qualified for State competition. Sarah also set the school record for 6 and 11 dives. Junior Suzanne Martin broke the record in the lOOm freestyle with a time of .58.07. Coach Fredericks commen ted that he was pleased with how the season went. Girls' Swim Urbana Bloommgton Peona Central Sprmgfield Peona Rrchwoods Inv. Central Normal Comm . Normal U-Hrgh Central Danvrlle Urbana Bloommgton Danvrlle Normal Comm . Big 12 Conference Sectronals

Us Them 96 76 75 95 85 87 87 84 7th out of 12 75 95 85 84 29 53 67 104 65 105 94 78 59 106 79 93 61 100 5th 5th

Prcture 1: Bottom Row: Karen Quinlan mgr., Mrchelle Saathoff, Karen Osmond, Jenny Bowman, Connre Mulcahey, Ellen Blankenshrp, Tiffany Trent , Tammy Piper mgr. 2nd Row: Drane Gallrvan, Marla Gi/krson, Sonya Trent, Darcy Ruggles, Sarah Kanch , Suzanne Martm, Rhonda Prttman. 3rd Row: Coach Ed Frederrcks, Prmcy Uh/, Susan Shaughnessy, Cathy Corum , Jrll Ward, Lynn Muhlenhaupt, Coach Don Waybnglrt. Prcture 2: Suzanne Martm and Darcy Ruggles concentrate on the meet whrle Susan Shaughnessy concentrates on the cameraman. Prcture 3: Drver Rachel Medjesky demonstrates perfect form during practice.

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4 f'1cturc 1: Dll•cr Sara/1 kanch seems very 111terested 111 what Coach Waylmght has to sa~ . PICture 2: Coach "Sn11l111' Ed" Fredericks makes sure er•eri(Oile IS workmg hard. f'1cture 3: Semor Prmcy Uhl manages a sm1le before a meet. f'1cture 4: Se1110r So11~a Tre11t takes a breath dunng practice.

Striders Run To Success

Bottom Row; Kalle Kylakallw, John Donahoe, Earl D1ckey, Bryan Cox, Dave Remmert, J1m Kmoch, Andy Worll11ngton, Andy Ph1ll1ps, Kevm McGmms, Dav1d FUirchlid. M1dd/e Row; R1ck Boileau, Spencer Nelson, Mark Warfield, Tim Atteberry, Roger Faulkner, Joe W1sner, Mark Clapp, Steve Schicht. Top

Row; Kelly Weatherall, Scott Dennison, Denms Thomas, Paul Hayes, Ron Peyton, Joel Ehlers, Coach Fairch1/d, Matt Woods, Cathy Wnghl, Anne Eliot, Larry Jahnke.

PKturc 1; A group of our runners proudly d1splay tl1elr awards after Wllllllllg the Normal lnV!Iatwnal. Picture 2; Earl Dickey git>es 11 all he has 111 the home slretcb.

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The 1983 Cross Country Team had a fabulous season finishing with an 8-2 record in their dual meets. The highlight of the season came when they won the Twin City Invitational. They ended the season finishing second in the Big 12 and went on to the regionals and placed third only to bow out at sectionals finishing ninth.

1983 Record Dual Meets (8 -2) Bloomu1gtou 27 Ceutemual Ceutemual 27 Eiseuhower Ceutemual 23 Mahomet Ceutcumal 22 Normal Ceutemua/ 22 E1seuhower Ceuteumal 23 Urbaua Ccutemua/ 23 Mattoo11 Rautou/ 2.3 Ceuteuuial Ceuteuuial 26 MacArthur Ceutemua/ 23 Dam•lile

lnv1tationals Pans Laupluer Normal Tw111 C1t_11 Peoria B1s 12 Coufereucc Rt·gmual Scctmual

28 28 34 37 35 37 33 38 29 34

.3rd of 13 4thof11 1st of 8 1st 17th of 4.3 2ud of 12 3rd of 12 9th of 16

Picture 1; Aud_l/ Worth111gto11 clwlleugmg three othl'f r111111ers at Normal. P1cture 2; fohu Douai1<1C looks JUSt almut wom out by now. P1cture 3; Mark Clapp and foe W1s11er look Perl! relaTed as they help the team to a 1st place trophy at Normal. P1cture 4; Patnck Hawle11 and 1\t'l'lll McG111ms stay al1ead of the pack.

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''Dream Team'' Advances to Hall

The Centennial Basketball team compiled an outstanding record with 26 wins and only 4 losses. We were also co-conference champions with a 10-1 record. They began the year winning the Decatur Holiday Tournament by beating Mt. Zion, Chicago Corliss, and Stephen Decatur. Roger McClendon and Scott Nagy were chosen for the all-tournament team, and Roger McClendon was also the Tournament's Most Valuable Player. One month later they traveled to the 20th annual Carbondale tournament and received a secondplace finish. They beat Bellville East, Chicago St. Patrick's, and then lost to Carbondale 51-49 in the championship game. Roger McClendon was chosen for the alltournament team for the second year in a row. This year's basketball team put in many hours of practice and dedication and the honors they re-

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ceived were well-deserved. The Charger team won the Regionals, Sectionals, and Super-Sectionals. By winning these the Chargers were able to advance to the Elite Eight and assured themselves an Assembly Hall berth. The Chargers became the 1st Champaign County School to go to the Hall since 1969, as well as the 1st team in Charger history to go. We are all proud of the team and this year's season will be one all of us will remember for many years to come. Varsity Basketball team. Bottom row; L to R: Ass't Coach Jtm Terry, Mark Lilly, John Lmdgren, Darm Smtih, J. R. Hughley, Mgr. Jeff Hashbarger, Head Coach Coleman Corrodme. Second row: Gentry Dozter, Ass't Coach Mike Woods, Jeff Lewis, Kevm Malone, Scott Nagy, John Fraser, Burlte Caston, Roger McClendon, Roger Faulkner. Top row: Todd Rogers, Willtam Lasstler, Daron Barnes, Kyle Herges, Rodney Stewart, Ass't Coach Preston Williams. Ptclure 1: Coach Coleman Carrodine prepares to mtroduce the team at the Winter Sports Assembly.

One of the Great Eight The 1984 Pressing Chargers were the first team to advance to the State Finals, since the school opened in 1967. This was also the first Champaign County school to make it to the Elite Eight since 1969. On the road to the Hall, the Chargers had to win the Regionals, Sectionals, and Super-Sectionals. The Pressing Chargers won these with great ease, beating long-time state qualifiers the Quincy BlueDevils as well as other good teams. The key to the success of the 198384 basketball team was team work. Roger McClendon sparked the Elite Eight squad along with eight seniors-Scott Nagy, J.R. Hughley, Jeff Lewis, Rodney Stewart, Todd Rogers, Burlie Caston, Derry Smith, and Kyle Herges. Juniors who earned varsity letters were: Daron Barnes, John Fraser, Mark Lilly, John Lindgren, Kevin Malone, and William Van Dyke. Congratulations arrived from the entire community, including balloons sent from both Central and Urbana High Schools. Buttons were designed to promote the Charger spirit. The Centurian would like to salute Coach Carrodine, his coaching staff, and the entire squad for making this a memorable year for all of us. Picture 1: The Chargers beat the Qumcy Blue Devils to become Sectronal champs. Prcture 2: Roger McClendon shoots-up another Two pomts for the Chargers. Picture 3: Charger fans get ROWDY at the Super-Sec/ronal Fmals.

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3 Page 2: P1cture 1: Balloons were sent to Congratulate the team from both Central and Urbana. P1cture 2: Jeff Lewis runs the Charger offense agamst a tough Blue Devil team. P1cture 3: Rodney Stewart muscles 1n for another two points. Page 3; P1cture 1: Fans cheer on the Chargers at the Assembly Hall . P1cture 2: What some Centennial students will do for attentwn! P1cture 3: Coach Carrodine really gets into the emotwn of the game. P1cture 4: f.R. Hughley gets the offense movmg agamst Joliet West at the Super-Sectionals.

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First Trip to the Hall Roger McClendon's honors were selection to the following all-state first teams: Chicago Tribune, Associated Press, Illinois Coaches Basketball Association, The Champaign-Urbana News Gazette. As well as being selected as Player of the Year by the Chicago Sun Times and News Gazette. He was the only player from Illinois to be selected to the McDonald's All-Star team. Congratulations Roger on a great season and best wishes in the future .

3 P1cture 1: Seniors Jon Bnstow and Steve Klaus carry an exalted Jeff Lewis off the court. Picture 2: Roger McClendon P1cture 3: Free-throw shootmg is just one of Scott Nagy's speCialities. P1cture 4: Roger McClendon goes up for a very difficult shot at the Assembly Hall.

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P1cture 1: Roger McClendon and Burl1e Caston are agam hard at work. P1cture 2: We1ght -llftmg IS an Important part of basketball trammg as shown here by Mark Lilly. P1cture 3: Scott Nagy seems to enJOY the we1ghts. P1cture 4: fohn Lmdgren sk1es m pract1ce for another JUmp shot.

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2 Page 72; Picture 1: f. R. Hughley skies over opponents to add 2 more pomts. PICture 2: Scott Nagy forces the pass to the left . PICture 3: Roger McClendon makes an easy 2 points m the lntersquad game held at Jefferson M1ddle School. PICture 4: Burl1e Caston passes under pressure. Page 73; PICture 1: Rodney Stewart shoots a free throw as Scott Nagy looks on. PICture 2: Rodney Stewart and Kyle Herges sweat 11 out in a typiCal practiCe. PICture 3: Superstar Roger McClendon gets by Urbana 's defense to add 2 more to the scoreboard.

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flottom Row; L to R: LIJI Hanny, Martm Wade, Chns Holzer, Mark Hutch1son, Scott Savage, Jerome Murphy . Top Row: John Garvey, Demck Lee,

Cent en mal Cent en mal Centenmal Centenmal Centennial Centenmal Cent en mal Centenmal Centenmal Centenmal Centenmal Cent en mal Cent en mal Centenmal Centennial Centennial Centennial Cent en mal Centenmal Cent en mal Centennial

1983-84 Record 37 Peona Manual 41 Central 31 Lockport 41 Urbana 52 Danville 39 Bloommgton 53 McArthur 47 E1senhower 60 Lmcoln 60 Rantoul 39 Stephen Decatur 63 Urbana 42 Mattoon 42 Mt. Zion 43 Danv1lle 44 Normal 47 E1senhower 64 Lanphier 67 Urbana 52 Central 58 Rantoul

73 56 58

77 72 60 81

57 58 61

79 70 53 71 68 71 84

record. The best performance this year came from Delwood Linzy, who led the team in scoring and played consistently throughout the season. Delwood has the potential to become an outstanding Varsity player. Picture 2: Chris Holzer puts up a jump shot against Mt. Zion. Picture 1: Paul Nast waits for a rebound during practice.

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The Sophomore Boys Basketball Team had a rather disappointing season finishing with an and 74 Sophomore Basketball

Matt Woods, Enk Robeson, Coach Woods, Paul Nasi, Robert Dav1s, De/wood Lmzy, Alvm Overton, R1ck Boileau.

Freshmen Show Great Promise

Freshman Basketball Team . Bottom row; L to R: Terry Powell, Corey Smlllr , Jerome Jenkrns, Shawn Carter, Joey Vrllantr, Kevm Wrllrams . Second row: Jeremy Strllwell, Van Ewrng, Jeff Fraser, Marcello Gray, Jeff Sullrvan, Avery Pettrs. Top row: Coach Terry, Tony Krnney, Kerth Dalton, Richard Hyde, Danus Davis, Brad Ar1derson, Clrnt McLaughrn, Shannon McNeal, Greg Taylor .

In their first year of organized basketball, the freshman team finished with a record of 8 wins and 10 losses. Since there is not a junior high program, the first year at Centennial is spent learning the fundamental skills. The main emphasis is not on winning, but on getting used to the system for future years. There was great improvement throughout the year, especially in learning the Charger system of defense. These players will be a great asset to Centennial

in their next 3 years.

Durrng a combrned practrce tire ways of Charger Basketball are learned.

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Big 12 Conference Champs The Girls Varsity Basketball team had an excellent season. They started off the year great by winning their own tournament. They also reached the finals of the consolation bracket of the Peoria Tournament. The new year brought on a lot of success for the Chargers, winning 9 out of their first 10 games.

Vars1ty Basketball Them Us Place Centwmal Tournament F~rst 45 52 S. Decatur 37 Central 39 Peona Tournament 2 2 26 Danv1lle 65 44 Ma cArthur 59 62 63 Normal 54 53 E1senhower Bloommgton 45 35 54 33 Rantoul 42 Lmcoln 33 28 Urbana 45 43 38 Danville 51 34 MacArthur 52 59 Umty 41 54 S. Decatur 71 62 Mattoon 58 Normal 60 E1senhower 63 60 Reg1onals F~rst Place Sect1ona/s 0 1 G~rls

PICture 1: Bottom row, left to nght; Usa Sm1th , Fa/me McConk1e, Colleen Farrell , VICki Nicholson. 2nd row; Usa Alexander, Amanda Smith mgr., Cmdy Lawrence, Mel1ssa Fondren , Coach T1m Fa~rchlld, Cathe Paulson, CapriCe Banks, D1ane GalliVan, Kafle Ramshaw, Coach Denms Johnson. PICture 2: Cathe Paulson looks ready to block a shot durmg the Urbana game. PICture 3: The g~rls achieved success through hard practice and by playmg together.

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P1cture P1cture P1cture P1cture

1: Cathy Paulson and Capnce Banks fight for the JUmp ball. 2: Senwr Lisa Sm1th gets the offense gomg. 3: Sophomore Julie Neuses gets ready to make her move. 4: Semor Capnce Banks seems to really enjoy shootmg.

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J.V. Works Hard

The Girls Junior Varsity basketball team had a good season. They learned a lot this year that will help them next year on the varsity team. Coach Johnson said he was pleased with the season because the girls "listened well and worked hard."

Grr/s

5. Decatur Central Danvrlle MacArthur Normal Eisenhower Bloommgton Rantoul Lmcoln Urbana Danvrlle MacArthur Umty 5. Decatur Mattoon Normal Eisenhower

J. V.

Basketball Us 19 26 10 15 24

18 28 6 18 21 30 22 23 15 15 29 34

Them 31 12 34 14 18 29

22 33 29 11 18 13 27 40 22 19 36

Prcture 1: Bottom row, left to rrght; Marcy Levy, Brrdget MacNamara, Fa/me McConkre, Julre Neuses, Vrcky Nrcholson . 2nd row; Jean Kadansky, Julre Hughes, Coach Trm Fa~rchrld, Melrssa Fondren, Karen Detemple, Gena Gullrckson, Coach Denms Johnson. Prcture 2: Fa/me McConkre works the offense.

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Frosh Learns Winning Ways

Bottom Row; L to R: Stepht Mtller, Catherme SaVtgnon , Tma Burley. Second Row: Connie Mulcahey, Oyatta Hanny, Julte Mulcahey, Debbte Cox, Elizabeth

Centenmal Centenmal Centenmal Centenmal Centenmal Centenmal Centennial Centenmal Centenmal Centenmal Cent en mal

1983-84 Record 25 Etsenhower 22 Rantoul 22 MacArthur 38 Eisenhower 17 Central 25 Mattoon 20 Urbana 28 Central 27 St . foe Ogden 15 Stephen Decatur 29 MacArthur

19 38 21 33 20 41 30 30 26 25 25

Well . Thtrd Row: Coach Mtlls, Tiffany Trent , Stepham Sulltvan, Tammy Vaughn , Melmda Day, Angte Slaughter, Manager: Scott DeNormandie.

The freshman girls basketball team had a mediocre season finishing with a 5 and 6 mark. The team came together and learned how to win and will prove that in the years to come. Angie Slaughter led the team in scoring for the season and proved to be a valuable asset to the team. Other standouts among the team were Oyatta Hanny and Tiffany Trent.

2 Ptcture 1: Tiffany Trent and Conme Mulcahey practtce thetr shootmg durmg practtce. Ptcture 2: Tma Burley puts up a JUmper durmg practtce.

Freshman Gtrls Basketball 79

Diver Sets Record

The boys swim team had a tough rebuilding year due to several losses through graduation. They were led by seniors Rich Hoch and Mike Muhlenhaupt. Junior diver Jim Hill had an outstanding year. He was undefeated in dual meets and he placed 2nd at the Kankakee Invitational and 1st at the Peoria Invitational. Jim also set a meet record at Conference, with a score of 509.

Urbana Bloommgton Relays Normal Commumty Peona Rzchwoods Bloommgton Peoria Invztational Danvzlle Kankakee lnvitatzonal Normal Commumty Urbana Kankakee

Us 18 6th 52 38 50 8th 72 12th 61 55 68

Them 64

122 134 122

96 100 116 95

Pzcture 1: Bottom row, left to nght; Buddy Ruggles, Spencer Nelson, Jason Clucome, Learn Maxwell, Ken Pzrok, Jzm Cullen, Chuck Farmer. 2nd row; Will Barker, Chns Keller, Rzch Babey, Jim Hzll, Rzch Hoch, Mzke Mul!lenhaupt, Tony Bamert. 3rd row; Coach Fredericks, Darcy Ruggles mgr., Chns Shaw, Jzm Creason, Davzd Sherwood, Mark Hendne, Eugene Mochel, Brad Mztchell, Coach Waybnght. Picture 2: The team takes a dzve dunng practzce. Pzcture 3: Coach Fredencks gzves the team a few tlungs to thmk about.

3 80 Boys Swzm

Picture Pzcture Picture Pzcture

1: 2: 3: 4:

Coach Fredencks wntes down a tzme durmg tzme tnals. Tlze boys fmd tlzat practice makes perfect. Clzns Keller seems a little camera slzy. fzm Hz// perfects lzzs record settmg form.

Boys Swzm 81

Wrestlers Enjoy Great Year The 1983-84 Chargers Wrestling Team had an excellent season winning 14 out of their 16 meets. This was Coach Nelson's best record in his 17 years of coaching the Chargers. The Chargers had an outstanding team which included senior standouts, Erik Mueller, Greg McConaha, Tate Merten, Phil Sexton, and Andy Phillips. Erik Mueller set many new school records this season. He set career and season records for most wins, falls, and takedowns. Erik and Kevin Kasper both qualified for the state tournament at the assembly hall and Erik finished 2nd in the state at 119 pounds.

Cent en mal Cent en mal Cent en mal Centenmal Centenmal Ce111enma/ Cmtenmal Centenmal Cent en mal Cent en mal Centenmal Centenmal Centenmal Cenlenma/ Centenmal Cet~lenmal

1983-84 Record 35 Rantoul 54 Decatur MacArthur 36 Normal 48 Central 41 Lanphzer

50 54 31 34 38 34 51

22 9 42

Bloomit~glon

Danvzlle Urbana Ezsenhower Stephen Decatur Montzcello Hoopston MI. Zzon Lznco/n Sprmgfzeld S.E. Sprmgfield Hzgh

23 6

Bottom Row; L to R: Todd Boehm, Greg McConaha , Brett Walker, Enk Mueller, Kendall Kasper, Matt Leskzs. Top Row: Phzl Sexton, Kevzn Kasper, Steve Hope, Andy Phzllzps, Tate Mert en, Vada Polzt e.

25 15 18 10 11 27 20 21 32 10 16 34 49 32

Pzcture 1: Coach Nelso11 gets a little excited in hzs team's romp over MI. Zio11. Ptcture 2: Greg McConaha whips a Mt . Zion wrestler. Pzcture 3: Kevzn Kasper gets speared in the gut but stzll wzns hzs match. Pzcture 4: Todd Boehm approaches his opponent. Picture 5: Erik Mueller glances up at the clock before he fzmshes off his opponent.

Bottom Row; L to R: Jeff Purcell, Enc Boehm, Tim Momsey, Mzke Healea, Rzch Armstrong, David Nelson . Mzddle Row: Brad Gamson, Robbze Lang, famze Dorner, fohn Gardner, Matt Phillzps, Todd Yaxley, Somphone Roubouay. Top Row: Davzd Stzllwell, Kezth Stamper, Davzd Fierke, Bzlly Fzerke, Tom Retzolk, Kent Hollis, Terrance Davzs.

82 Wrestlzng

5 Wrestlmg 83

84 Sports

Sports 85

KEVI

ADAMS: ccr

DEMETRIUS ALLEN

Top Row: Ken Davts Vice Prestdent, Paula Rtggms Secretary, John Dot~ahoe Prestdent. Bottom Row: Beca Tepper Treasurer, Mrs. Wlute Sponsor, Mtss Roberts Sponsor.

LINDA ANDREWS:

sc~~oot,.,

IIIICIIIIJ - - mrliHI:

Fmh rt/IU. paper with chlorine blue llnu Alld 1 smct of IIUd IChoolbookl Ue In my room, upon my dale, But I annot study. TH most/"" do Is open up the topmost cover And U.re 11 IITIIlS Book Be/OIIfS To: Me, IIOW, And I 1m 1 11nlor.

C•nllnal

Staff 12

KRIS ARVOLA: RHPS Fan Club 9,10,11 ,12 Cot~!K'n.1 attotl Club 9; Computer Club 9; F•ncrng Club 9,10; Courtyard Commttttt 9 , 10 , 11 , 12, S.Q.U .I D 10: 11 , 12 pr<Sid,nl , W.A RP. II

Ustleuly, I nip through pagn of the book, Stopping now 1nd then to read previous sen/orr' thoughts. Some have wrln.n In their Initials, Carved them Into the page, as If on wood; Some h1ve recorded their ciiiS year with pride Or drawn wisps of pictures, dreaming of the future: A girl named Cheryl once loved 1 boy named Mike, A boy In 1980 dreamed of learning how to

ny ...

In keeping with tradition, I spend my study time Etteloslng my n1me In 1 lopsided hllrl. Eva Pagano, 20, College Park, Met

CAMERA SHY SENIORS

MELISSA BABEY

88 Semors

Paul Beck Pam Burden Ron Catron Shawn Chattman Ron Edwards Lon Fulfer Amy Goff Dame/ Grondm Jesse Hughes Lee Johnson J1m LariVIere

Mtke Lestcko James McComuck Marcelo11 Mosley Clay Neal Ron Rogers Bobbt Stotts Jtil Thoma Thomas Rtchard Thomas Laura Thompson Kay Weber James Whtte

DARRYL BAILEY.

MICHELE BEAUMONT.

MIKE BAILEY: Trac~ 9.ll12; Wustlrng 12; Prmctpal Scholars 9,10, 11 , 12; Afro-Amencan Club.

DONNA BEHM:

BENJAMIN BAKER: Football 9.11.12. Wr.,tl•ng 9 10 . 11.12 . Marchrng Band 9.10; Corrart Band 9. 10.11 ; Jazz Band 9,10; Sptetrum 9,

DENNIS BIGHAM:

Busm~ss

CCE 11.12

Football

10,1112. Wmtlmg 10.11.12.

As'"O<"tates 12

CAPRICE BANKS· Clm Clown, Clas!!> Athlete. Gtrls' Basket ball 9. 10, 1 U 2 Track 9. 10; Lanctr 10,11

~cretarv .

captam. Pnn

MALISSA BILBERY

nptll Scholars 10, 11 12.; Marchmg Band 11, 12, lnterstrt't 12 Afro· Amtrrcan Club 12

\ 'a r-.1111 f tlt'fbtJ/1 q

mana:~a. 10, J1 tagr rtu• q f"a/1 l'la11 ""l'rdrum st agt• crru· Q,JO,I I

J:!

SJ""'.'i:

Mu-.~ra/

Ba'>l'ba/1 10, ((l

JAMES BOYCE.

.. tag,· crt•u• 10 ; 1 J c..tudrnt

LISA BARGER:

tlf

llw

G~rls Track 9,

TAMMY BOYD.

ll; Cosmetology 12

Senwrs 89

CINDY BRADLEY·

Su•11n 9. Tratl 9; SAC 9 f.ecretarl(, 10-prr.-• drnt , 0.0. l 1.12 Fall plav II "'t

THOMAS BOYD.

con .. truct~an, F S.A 11 trrt~ .. urr , Srruor of thr Month StltcllOfl Com nuttrr M1 ., Jmglr Bell Court 12.

KATIE BRADLEY:

JON BRISTOW: Cia•, Clown, Football 9 10 11,12; Track 9, 10, Wrtsllmg 9; Ba~balf 11,12; Student Cmmnl 9, 10; Class Offu:er 9 trl'a surer, 10 prts1dent: lntramurals 9. 10.11 , 12 ba<kttball; Eltct10n Board 11 lnttract 12; Bu.,mr ..:, A"'klC/Dit!'o

CCE 12;

0.0 12 F S.A. 12

12, Sl'nwr of tht Month

SARAH BROTHER.

athltliC'o

CYNTHIA BROWN

LAURA BRUNKOW Bu" nts., "'"""-lflatr .. 9.12; Spamsh Honor Somtv 9,10.11., Flag Corp> IO,ll, 12

CHRIS BRUSH.

Bus. mgr, Jumor Ltadus 11;

St'mors Ltadus 12; Marchmg Band 11,12.

ERICH BURkHARDT:

Chm

Club 10,11, Plato Club IO.Il

Cary Ktrby tnes to fmd where he went wrong wtth tlus anthmattc 011 his accou11tmg.

90 Semors

CHRIS BUTT/MER: n,...,., 111t ..

W. I 1

JEFF BUTTITTA-

Bo<kttboll 9. 9,11,12, Foo/bo/1 10, Intramural ba<.kttball 10, 11,12; Photography Club 9, Homrcommg Courl 12

a ·I /'r&':t(ram mxr , I 2

luJu-.r "'X'. Ar

'tilt

1WJ

Old

Golf

l111 1'

,.,/'t't I rum 10, JI. /tnu,,rJ~tllmr lt·aJa 11 12 llart•t>y II . .\.1u ..u Ma11 I J Ym1 Can't TaJ..r It Wlfh 'h•u 11 HI

()J.I,Jhi•ma

10,

BRIAN CARTER.

BURL/£ CASTON.

MARGARET CASTON:

NATALIE CAUSLEY· Trovrl Club 9, BSA 9,10,11 , 12, Upword Bound 9,10,11.11; Band 9; Prrnnpal Scholors 9,10.11.12. Loncm 10

word Bound 9,10,11.12

SALLY CEKANDER·

Clo" Frrtndlust Class Clown Cia~~ Swttltsl, Class Smllt, Nra ..t Ptr~ltl alllll Most L1ktl.Y to Succttd, Churltodrng 9, 10,11 12 ; Sludtnl

THERESA CHAPMAN.

Counnl 10,1 1; Jnter~n·e 12, 0.0 12, lnlromuro/s flog foolbo/1 12, Homtcommg Court 12; Homuommg Quttn 12.

CARA CHILDRESS:

Grrls' Bosktlbo/1 9.10.11 Sptclrum 10.

Future secretanal typtst, Alo11zo Rose, works to tmprove Ius Typmg skt!ls.

Se"wrs 91

BRUCE CLAPP:

Ba,.ba/1 11.11.

MARK CLAPP: Track 11.11. Crtn.> Country 12: Polar Club 12 s~crrtary of housrng and urban d•vlp

KATHY CLARK:

Voll•yball 10 mgr., Cosm•lology 11, Chamb" Ch01r 11, HalrNe/sons 12; Vars1ty Show 12.

MONICA COCHRANE: Chterltadmg 9, Busmtss Assonatts lO.

REBECCA COLE.

BRYAN CORNWELL:

Foot

ball 9

Larme Dalzell doesn't seem to be very pleased wzth the photographer!

BRYAN COX:

B.st Dms.d .

Studtnt Council 9.10,11,12

trtasur

Cross Countr_v 9,10.11,12 Co Captam; Track 9,10,11,12; Ctnlmal 9, 10,ll,11; Polar Club 9,10,11,12 tr;

JEFF CORUM: al1t~

Ba,,ba/1

N1cc't Per""' 9, HJ , 11 All

(lmfcrt'tlt"r, 12; Football 9,10,11

Cnufamrr

All

All Confrrrncr, Dr

ca,tam, Intramural .. 9,10,11, 12; Htmtl'l"ommg Court 12

/I'INl'l "

prtsrdtnl; Centunan 10,11,12; C Club

10,11,12,· lntergeneratJonal Conf 10, prmd•nt,

11,12: Class Of{1ctr 11

Centurran Ad Staff 11,12; lnttract

12; Twm-Crty Cro!>S Country Tttlt J 1,12; lntramurals baskttba/1 11,

Homtcommg Escort 12.

92 Semors

SUSIE CRAIG .

ROBERT CURTIS.

LORI DALZELL:

Half-ntlsons

12.

MELISSA DANDRIDGE.

KEN A <.

DAVIS:

''' wt,•..,

c''"'' 11

.\fan

'>CI

111/tCt'r

l.,fatf

q 10 11 12

q 10,· ft'll.Jiba/1

12~

tMhtruduHt l'IU'

Studt"nt

10,11

:\fll'll

(las"'

prt• .. ult·t~l

Cct~lmal

Stat~

Cmll'lllcr

Cnrtnr"'al

fc•tml 12

KURT DAVIS.

Cathy Thaw wants to know why j1m Kmoch won't dance w1th her?

LEE DAVIS: Track

9,10,11 , 12~

9,11,12 .

Football 9,12 ; Prmc1pal Scholars

BARBARA DAY: March•ng Band 9.10 , 11,12 drum miiJOr , Conctrl Band 9, 10, 11 , 12; [a>: Band 9, 10: Ptp Band 9, 10 , 12 : How lo Succud m Busmtss Wtthoul Rtall.., Trymg 9, Sp.ctrum 9, 10; 0.0. 12; F .S.A 12 ; lnttrstrt't 12 ; Homtcommg Court 12 .

Semors 93

AFRAIM DEMISSIE.

EARL DICKEY: Cross Country 9.10.11 Co Captatn, 12 c," Captatn, Trod 9,10.11,12 Co· Captam; Polar Club 9,10,11,12 Vtu pr~s1dtnt; lnttrafl 12 corrtspondmK surttar_y; Busmtss Assonatts 12 Studtnt Councd 12 .

DAW

DOHRMAN:

Class

FntndlJtSI , Churltadmg 9, 10, 11 ,12; ElutiOn Board 9,10,11,12; Studtnl CounCil 9, 10, 11_ lntramurals 11,12 flag football; lnttr~n·t 12 trtasur tr; 0.0 12; Homtcommg Court 12.

JACK DORSEIT.

SARAH EDMONDS: Nat10n · al Honor Sontty 10 , 11 , 12 V1ct prt~ldtnt ; Gtrman Honor SoCJtl_y 10, 11 ~crrtary, 12 Prr~1dtnl , Gt{ltd Program !0,11 ,12; Ctntmal Staff !0, 11, 12; Thtsptans 11,12; REACH 12; Stmor of tht Month Stltcllon Commllttt 12; S.AC !0,12; Ok/aho· ma! 10; A r~mc and Old Lact 10; Mus1c Man 11 ; Marchmg Band 9, 11 ; Conctrt Band 9, 11 ,12; Ptp Band 9; Bu.;mtss Assocratts 9; Ptt Band 11 , I M E.A Dtstr~ct Band 9 , 1! , /.MEA . Dtstnct Conttst 9, 11

Joe Mulclralrey stls llrrouglr wlral every semor does for lris/lrer se11ior pictures.

JOHN DONAHOE· Boy> Ttmus 10; Cross Country 10,11,12 Co-Captaw; Polar Club 10, ll,l2 Budgtt Mgr .; lntramurals 10,11,12; Boys Track ll, 12; Class Of{Ktr ll Vret PrtsJdtnt. 12 PrtsJdrnt, Stud~nt Counnl 11, Elect/Otl Board 12; lnttract 12; Busmt!>'> A'>""-")(.·,att:o 12; Ctntmal 12, Computtr Club 12.

NAJ DUPUY.

MARY JO ELAM : Spamsh Honor Soettty 9 10, 11 , Gtfttd Program 9,10,11; Nat1onal Honor Sontty !0,11 ,12.

STEPHA AMY ENGEL.

lnter~ro~

94 Semors

IE ESHLEMAN

Flag Corp> !0.1112; Marchmg Band 10,11 , 12, Hafl·lltlsons 11 , 12; 12 .

KAREN ESPESETH: Vollt~ ball 9,10,11; G~rls Ba<kttball 9,10,12; G~rls Trlfck 9.10.11, Studtnt CounCil 9,12 Corrtspondrng !dC:rttary, lnttr~rot 11, Homtcommg Court 12.

RICKY ESTES: Football 9, 11, 12; Wrtstlmg 11,12; Track 11,12; PrmC/ pal Scholars 11, 12.

Mr. Rowe gets mto tire meanmg of semont1s w1tlr a group of senwrs!

DANA EVANS:

Football 9.10. 11.12 Wmllmg 9; Track 9.10.1l.l2; Polar Club 9.10. 11.12 "crrtar~ of dt{tn~ ; Computtr Club 12; Busmtss A~sooatts 12 tuasurtr_ lntramurals 12.

SCOTT EVANS:

Ba«ball 9,10,

11,12.

DAMON FAIRBANKS: Golf 9.10, 11 12; Ba«ball 9.10: Ba.<Adball 10 ; lntramurals 10,11; Marchmg Band 11 , Spectrum 11, lnttract 12.

DEBRA FEINBERG.

BRIGITTE FERDINANDSEN· G~rls Baskttball 10; Bu<llltss

CASSIE FO ORE .

Assooatts 12.

DEWEY FORD.

JIM FROELICH:

Wrtsllmg 9: Ttmus 10.11.11 lntramurah 11 , 12.

Steve Hepler likes to fraternize wlllr freshman, Clrns Heath , at tire freshmen dance.

Seniors 95

JEFF FROST

Cro" Country 9,

10; Trac! lO.

Gl A CANNA WAY:

Ttnms surttary, trta ·

9. 10: Lanctn-. 11 , 12 surtr; Bask.ttbal 10 mgr boys; Bust · ntss Assooatts 12; lntt~n't 12

ANN GARDNER:

G1fttd

proxram 9,10,11· Ar~mc tmd Old Lart lO. Half-nelsons 11 , 12; Junior/ Stmor Lradtr 11.12

prtstdtnt , Na

soctal dtrtctor

Honor Socrtty 12 Busmtss Assocratts 12 ; Jnttrsut't 12 ; You Can't Takt It W1th You 12

RICK GAR/ GER: Ba-kttball 9.10 mgr Svmphomc Ba11d 9, lO, ll, 12; Marchmg Band 9, lO, ll.12; fazz Band 9, 10, 1U2; Va,..,tv Show 10. 11 Track ll 12, Golf 1 U2; Tht Mu>~c Man 11. Intramurah 11.12 ~ lnttrafl 12

MATT GARRISON:

MICHAEL

GERNAND:

Trac! 9, Wmtlmg 10,11 FFA 10, 11. Programtrs Club 10; Ctnlmal Staff 12.

RHONDA PrOJtCI

Hou~

GILLOGLY:

9, lO; Baskttball 9

I tonal

Football

MARLA GILKISON: G~rls Sw1m 9, 10,11 , 12 Band 910,11 Cro» Country 11

STEVE GOYETTE: Marrhm.~ Band 10,11.12, Concert Band 10, 11 , 12; Jazz Band 12.

CYNTHIA GRADY:

96 Semors

DIANE GALLIVAN: Ba>ktt ball 9 , 10 , 11 , 12 , Sw1m 9, 10 , 11 , 12 , Churltadmg 9, Elution Board 9, 10; Crnltmua/ Guard 11 ,12; Ctnlumm Staff 11 12 , 1nttrstrt•t 12 , lntramurals 12.

Softball

TERRIE HAMBRICK.

MARY HARDIMAN· 11''"' r.,

DA VlD HARBISON.

KRIS

RIHIIII'S<;

~\tlhfJul

Tracl II J., mgr; Hu ..mt•.-.s A :oo«Jtltlt(s ll l11tramura/ .. 11 llaltnrlscm• 12

HARTMAN :

Drt~:o.td, Churltadmg

'ttlt(((d ,,

R,·1tll11 Tr11U1g

Br;t

9,10, G1rls

JUNE HASHBARGER.

Swtm 9; Studtnl Counnl 9,10,11·

EltdiOn Board 9.10. ll. Track 9,10, 11. CCE 12

£LANA HASSELL:

Class Fntndlu•s t, Student Coun(l/ 9.12

Afro-Amtnca Club 9.10,11

':oUTt

tar11 12 prt:o.tdl'nl Trtblr Chmr 9, Var,tlll Show 9.10,11,12; La11ctrs 10, 11 trta .. urt r, 12 captarn ; Su•mg Chotr 10, 12 Vtct pre-.tdrnt, Prmnpal Scholar.. 10,11,12, Elutton Board 12. Marchmg Band 11 .12, Sptctrum 11 , 12 · Chambtr Chorr 11 prt~rdtnt , Homuommg Court

Mt'>S Jmglt Btll Court

12~

Vut 12 ,

CHARLES HAWLEY:

Class Smartr.,t G•fttd Prt~ram 9,10.11 ,12; Grrman Honor $4lorty 10,11 prtsl drnt Nallonal Honor Sootfll 10,11 , 12, Math Ttam 10, 11,12 , f E.T Ttam 11 , 12; lnttract 12 Vru prt~l · dtnt , Studtnt Counc1l 12, lntramurals 12; Busmrss A~1atts 12,· JllmOl<; Stalt Schol11r 12 .

Mr.,:o. Jm

glt Btl/ 12.

SUSAN HAYES: or Socttl.lf 9, 10 , 11

Spamsh Hon

Vrct prtstdtnt ;

G1(ttd Program 9, 10; March"'g Band 10 , 11 , 12 Flag Corps 10, 11,12 captam. Ctnltnmal Guard 10: Spt('• trum 10: Natrona! Honor Socrdy 11 ,

12; 12

lnltr~!'l.'t

12; Busmtss

A!'~talts

SCOTT HENDRIE :

Frtnch Honor Sontty 9 , 10.11 , 12 , Math Ttam 9,10,11. G1(ttd Proxram 10; Football 11.12: lntuact 12.

ALICIA HENRY.

JOHN HAGERTY: G•fttd Program 9.10.11.12; Cht>s Club 9,10, 11 , Progr11mrrs Club 10,11 : Nat10nal Honor SoCitl_y 10 , 11,12 . Gtrmlln Honor Soot>lll 11; Computtr Club 12.

SUZY HENNIGH: \'olltyball 9.10. Band 9,10, 11 ChurltadiiiX 10. 00. 12

STEVE HEPLER:

Football 9,10. 11 12 Baskttba/1 9.10. BaStba/1 10; lnttract 12; R.E.A C H 12.

SI.'IIIOTS

ROBIN HICKS: Bad Sud 9, How To Succttd In Bu . . mt•ss Wrthout

kYLE HERGES: Class Shy· est Nrcest Per~nalrt _y, Football 9,10, ll, 12 Ba<kttba/1 9,10,12; Ba,.,ba/1 9, 10, 71 , 12,· lntramurals 11 , lnttract 12; Homecommg Court 12.

Really Trymg 9; A r"i'mc and Old

Lact 10; Oklahoma' 10; Ctntmal 10, 11 ; Harvey 11 , Tht<>prans 11,12 program mgr.; funror/Senror Leadu 11,12; You Can't Takt It Wllh You 12; Semor of the Month Conrmllttt 12.

STEVE HILLARD:

TINA HIGGINS.

Football 9;

CCE 11

ERIC HOERNER:

RICH HOCH: Boys

Jazz Band 10, 11 , 12; Conctrt Band 10, 11,12; Marchmg Band 10,11,12; Sprctrum JO.ll , 12, Computtr Club 10, 11 , 12; The Musrc Man 11 ; National Honor SoCitty ll,12; lnttract 12.

Sw1m 9. 10

CH RIS H OLMAN: Track 9: Computtr Club JO; Plato Club 10.

TINA HORA TH:

HAROLD HOLZER: T~~ 9 , 12 ; Guman Honor Socuty 11 ; Busrntss AsSQCratts 12 .

Trtblt Ch01r

9, Chambtr Cho1r 10,12.

Beca Tepper reaches m fo r a surprise from Kurt Davis, whzle jeff Buttitta and Rodney Stewart wonder what zt mz~ ht be?

98 Senzors

CHRIS HUGHES.

Eric Kaelm asks Tate Merten wlzat does a real beard feel like?

CASANDIS HUNT.

J.R. HUGHLEY.

SANDRA fANOWSKI : SAC

CARL IRVIN.

10. Mu<IC Man II, 0.0. 12; F S.A 12

ANGELA JONES

JEFFRY ANN JENKINS.

JAMES JO ES: Football 9.10. 11.12: Ba>kttba/1 9. Track 9.10.11: Gr{ltd Program 9 . 10, 11 , PrmCipal Scholars 9.10.11 , 12; Wrtstl~ng II; 5tudrnt Courter/ 12 ; Buswtss A'isoctalrs 12 .

MARIA JONES.

emors 99

SHERI JONES.

TIM JONES · ft>Otball 9,12 Baskrtball 9,10; Afnl-Amcru:an Club 11

TONYA JONES .

ERIC KAELIN: March"'.~ Band Concut Band 9.10,11.12, fa:: Band 10.1112 Pq Band 9.10,

9,10.11.12

11,11; 51(mJ•htHUC Band 12 Track 10. 11,11 Sptclrum 11#12, ,\'at10na/ Achu·l•t'mt'nt Band Ak·ard 12

JENNIFER KELLER · Half nd"'tUb 10; Centmal 10,11,12. Sa fl(lnal Honor Soc1tl11

Frtnrh

Htl1Wr

<d Pn>gram

10,11,12,

Sottt'll( 10,1112; Gt(l

10.11. R E.AC

11.12.

lntrr .. cn•' 12; Bulld1ng Curruu/um

Commtltu 12

CARY KIRBY. Track

Ltesl LaDuke rehearses for the lead m lite fall play, "You Can't Take It With You" as Mr. Jenkins tnes to teach /tis class.

9.10,11.

12.

TERRY KIZER: Ba,k<tball 11.11 mgr Football ll.11 mgr

10.

Yo/ana Turk tltougltt that she was the gwlty one when tl really is Mr. Burlie (SLEEPY) Caston that tS caught act.

STEVE KLAUS: Football 9,10. 11 11, Track 9,10, ll, 11; Wrt>ll111g 11 , /ntramurals 11.12; lnttract 12; Homteommg Court 12 .

100

Semors

ALAN KNELL.

JIM KMOCH.

111

the

KALL£ 10.11.12, Basktlball 9,10; 9.10.11,12; Marchmg Sptclrum 11,12; JJ,J2;

KYLAKALL/0:

Fort1gn Exchangt Student 12; CrO!:>S Country 12, lntuact 12· Busme~s Asscx1atts 12, Polar Club 12

8U!ilntSS

LIESL LADUKE:

Sptctrum 9. 10,11 How To Succud In Bu.,mtss Wllhout Rt11lly Trvmg 9, Arstn11..· and Old Lace 10: Oklahoma' 10. Thtsp1an 10,11,12 pru1dtnt; Lan(m 10.11, Var,.ty Shou· 10.11. You Can't Takt It W1th You 12

JANET LAN£.

TIM

LAN£:

Football

10.

Ctnlmal Staff 11

foe Mulcahey and Cary Kirby seem to be studymg hard.

CHRIS LEE: Frtnch Honor Soc>etv 9.10.11.12, Math Ttam 9,10, 11,11; Nal!otral Horror Sootly JO,ll, 12: Ttmus 10,1 1,12.

DARRYL LEE: Football 9, Track 9.10.11, 12; Prmcrpal Scholars 9,10.ll,12; Upu•ard Bound lO,ll Cathy Mmogue slwws off her "/ Love the Class of '84" button that the Intersen•e girls sold

KARRI LEMMON.

DOUG LEONARD.

GINGER LEONARD:

Cho~r

9: Hal{-ntl""n' 10, ll 12; Plato Club 10; Youth and Got.'ertrmtnt 12 trra~ surer

TWA A LESHOURE.

DE /SE LESK/S:

M o;t Act"''· Socrtly 9,10, 11 Na trona/ Honor Soc•tfl( 10,11.12; Cta .. :. Off•cu 10 lrtasurtr, G•fltd program 10, 11 , Studtnt Councrl 11 , 12 Vrct presrdtnl; Ct,turran Staff ll ,11 Co-Editor m ch~tf; DAR 12; Spam~h

Ho t~or

lnttr~n•t

M•"

11; Busmts:. Assooalt!> 12,

Jmglt Btl/ Court 12; P.T.S .A Board Rtp 12.

Enk Mueller, foil Bnstow, a11d Steve Klaus get ready to go to lu11cft .

JEFF LEWIS:

Class Swnl.st ,

Studmt Counnl 9,· Class Offrar 9

prtSidtnl , Basketball 9. 10. 11,12, Ba<eba/1 9 , 10, 11 , 12; lnluacl 12 , Busmt~s A~socratt.s 12; Homecommg Escort 12.

ElLS LEWIS.

JEANNE LIDDLE: G~rls

TRACY LEWIS: ~'ollt~ba/1

Softball 10.

mKr

Trark 9; Ba;ktlba/1 9. 10. 11, Trrblt Ch01r

9. Var~rl _lf Show 9. 10.11,12; Spectrum 10, 11 Frnrch Honor Socu•tl( 10, 11 , 12 prt~rdttll. Su•mg Cho1r 10 lr brarran . 11 tuasurtr, 12 prt~tdtnl. Grfttd program 10, 11 , 12, NatiOnal Hottor Sootlll 10, 11 , 12 prtsrdtnt Oklahoma' 10. Muo;,r( Man 11 , Thts pran .. 11 , 12 malt up mgr .; Jazz Band 11 , G~rl Stalt 11. Statt Mu~JC Contt'~t

11 Robtnson Board 11.12: You Catr't Takt It W1th You 12; lntu~t'rt•r 12 St'rt'ICf Dtrrctor; M1ss Jmglt Btl/ Court l2.

JOEL LOPEZ.

MIKE LINDSTROM.

Computer Club 9. 10; Cht" Club 10. 11. Golf ll , Ttn · "" 11 R E.A C ll ,12; Ftncm.~ Club 11. Crntmal 11.12.

HEATHER MACDONALD:

cue w u.

102 Se11iors

TNT 10.11 , Arstrur and Old Laa 10, OJ.Iaht~nra 1 10; Thr~p1ans 11 12 co~tuml' nr.~r , Hart•t'lf 11, Thr Mu~1r Man 11, jumor / Srmor Lradrr~ 11, 12; You Ca11't Takt II Wllh You 12.

JENNIFER MANNING . Afro -A mtr~can

Club 9,!0,!!,!2· Softball 9. Pnnnpal Scholars 9.!0.11. 12; S.A C 10; Bu .. mts~ Assocratts 12; Stmor of tht Month Stltct•on 12

FRED MARKSTAHLER: Football 9,!0,!!,12.

Susan Hayes and Angie Westjo/111 work on the1r accountmg together.

STEVE MARSHKY.

CYNTHIA MCLEARY.

ROGER MCCLENDON: Class Frrendlust C/at;s Athlrtt, Nrctst Personality. Mo:-.1 LrAd11 to Succttd, S.A.C 9, 10, Afnl-Ameru:an Club 9,10,11 Vra prr .. tdtnl, Ba-.Att ball 9,10,1L12, Prmnpal Scholar~ 9. 10 , 11,12 ; lnttract 12 prt!o>Jdtnt Burldmg Curru:ulum Comnulttt 12; Homtcommg Court 12; Homtc:otturrg Kmg 12; S.A R 12.

APRIL MCCONKIE Ba-ktt ball 9,11 Musrc Man 11 Su•mg Chotr 12, Spectrum 12; Jnttr~rt't 12, /.MEA . D•stnct Ch01r 12.

GREG MCCO AHA-

Cro><

Country 9, Wrt'>tlmg 10,11,12.

BERNITA MCCURRY:

Prm '1'111 ....,lll'lnr 11 UJ' arJ R tmd 11

12,/\ Jn AmcnumCiuh II

TIM MCFALL. LARONE MCGEE.

Semors 103

EL YSSEE MCGI LEY

KEVIN MCGINNIS. cr",

HEATHER MCGOW:

Countr.v 9 . 10, 11 11 Arl Club 9, Ba,..ba/1 9. Polar Club 10,11.11 "'c retarv of Defetr~. Tratk 10,11 , 12;

9, 10,11. Half ntl>ons 11 11 tarv , 8u1.mts:o.

1'\!tSOCIQtt~

surer, 12

Centmal 11 ,12; Computu Club 12; Busmess A_.,~(K/alts 11.

MIKE MCGUIRE:

.\f,,_t A<-

twr, M1nchm.~ Ba"d 9.10.11 , Gmrrrt Band 9.10.11, Ptp Band 9.10.11 fa:: Band 9,10 , 11 , Orchro;.tra Sprwx Mu~;~cal 9,10,11, S~'tdrum 9,10,11 , 11; Thr!-plans 10,11 Pubilnl.lf mgr , 12 V1ce presrdt11l/publlnllf mgr.,

ROBERT MEADE.

Swrng Chorr 10 , 11 2 trt'asurtr, Arsemc and Old Lart 10; Chamber Chotr 11; Studtnt Counnl 11 . 12 . Class Of/Jar 11 trra-.urrr; Grftrd Program 11 ; Eltcllt.ln Btltlrd 11 , ltr ~ trract 12; &"''-'' of tht A.ftmth 12; Bov Statt II ; Soft & En,..mhlt 11,12; You Can't Takt It J.\.'1th You 12

NIKKI MED]ESKY: TERRY MEADORS:

Fenc"'g Club 9.10.11 , 12; Computer Club 9,10, 11.12. Soccer 9.!0, Cht" Club 9.10; Math Tram 9,11 , 12 ; Arsrnu: and Old LDct !0; Plato Club !0 V<a prt<dtnt. 11./tts Ttam 11,11.

Oklahoma' !0; Chamber Studtnt Council 11;

Sptctrum 12;

Comm1tltt 12

KEVIN MERRIFIELD.

BILL MEFFORD .

AMY MERZ . TATE MERTEN.

Grant Slomger shows off Ius skills as a talented goaltender.

MEYER: Ctntunan 9,10. II; Svmphon~c Band 9,10, 11,11; Marchmg Band 9,10,11,11; Ptp Band 10.11.11. /tts 11,11, ICTM Math Contt<l 9,!0; Plato Club 9 Stcrt tary; How To Succud In Bu>mts~ W1thout Rtally Trymg 9; Track 11, Ctntmal 12; Solo & EnStmblt 11 .

ROSITA MILLER .

104 Semors

BRIAN MILLER.

CATHY MINOGUE: Closs Shyt!>l. Trtblt Chmr 9, Vars1t_v Shou.' 9,10,11 11; llr>tmc and Old Lact 10; Chanrbtr Chotr 10 ~atlary, 11 trta.,urtr, 12 prtsldttrl; Solo & En stmblr 10,11; Crntmal Staff 11 ; Ctnturran Stllf/ 1 J.ll; Ctnturran Ad Staff 11,11: Boy Su•tm 11 mgr., l.ME.A D1stm.t Ftstn,al

NED MOCHEl..

Cross C<>u11trv

9.10.11, P<>lar Cluh 9.10.11.11; Tra<k 9,11, Hart'tl( 1I; Mu . .tc Man 11 Ctntmal 11 [ddor, You C11n't Takt It Wtlh You 11; fmglr Bt11 Escort 11.

NINA MOLL:

Sprctrum 10.11. 11, How To Succud In Busmtss W1thout Rtlllll( Trymg 9, Ar tntc and Old Lact 10; Oklahoma' 10. Hart'tlf 11. Mu~1c Man 1 I; Thtf>ptatts 10.11.11; TNT 11. Jumor/Stnwr Lradrr 11.11, You Can't Takr It Wtth You 11

LAURA MORF:

CHRIS MONTAGUE:

Thtsptall> 9, 10,11 12 prop~ mgr, lttttr~rt1 t 12; G~r/s Statt 11. Bad Sud 9, Sptctrum 9,10,11, Ar><mc and Old Larr 10. Oklahoma' 10. Harvt11 11 Mus1C' Man ll, Hou· To Succud In Bu . . , nt ~ Wlth,Jut Rt11ll11 Trymg 9

Half

nth.on 11 F.S.A 11; CCE 11.

SCOTT

MORTENSEN:

lntramurals 10,11: Math Ttam 10; Boys Stalt 11, Football 12; lnttract 12 trtiiSUrtr; Cttrlmal 12; Mllrqult Changtr 11; Jmglr Br11 Escort 11.

MALIKAH MAD: S.A.C

ERIK MUELLER: wrr,llmg 9. All-Stair 10.11,11: Basrball 9,10.11, Assocratts 1 1.12, Bus1ntss Homtcommg Escort 12.

MUHAM-

9,10: TNT 9, Marchmg Band 9.10.11,12. Conctrt Band 9.10,11. Prp Band 11.11: Sym·

MIKE MUHLENHAUPT:

phomc Band 12; VllrSIIY Show 9.11;

F~..Jtball

Prmnpal Schol11rs 10,11, 12

11.11.

dtnl,

Afro·Amtr~can

prtSI

9. Wrtstlmg 10; Boy Su.•tm

Club 10,12.;

Half-nri<On> 10.11; Math Tram 10; lnttrstrot 12; Studtnl Counnl 12 .

JOE MULCAHEY:

Footba11 9, 10,1111 Ba,krtba11 9,10; Spamsh Honor Sootty 9,10,11, Ttnm~ 10,11 12; Ctntma/ 10,11,12: lntramurals 11.11.

SCOTT 11 12, A~SO(llllt~

AGY· lntnact

Ba<krtball 9,10. Bustntss

12,

Scott Nagy prtmps before taktttg !Jis SettlOr ptclure.

REGGIE NATVIDAD:

Track 11 ; Gt{ltd Program 11, How To Succttd In Bu mt Wrthout Rtalll( Trytng 9, Crnlurtan Staff 11,11; Ctntmal 12; Natrona/ Honor Sooety 11 , 12; Jnttract 12 stcrtt11ry; You Can't Takr It Wtth You 11; ICTM Math Contrst 9,10,11; ITDTA Draft· mg Conltsl 10,11 ,

RON NEAL.

MIKE

ORTH.

Semors 105

MARY ANN O'CONNELL. Spectrum 9.10,11.12: Ja:z Band 9,10,11,12; Symphomc: Band 9. 10.11 st>attar.v. 12 prt .. tdtnl: Ptp

TIM OARE

Band 9,10,11,12, Frtnch Honor

CCE 12

S<lC:Itll( 9,10,11, Gtfltd pm,~ram 10.

11, Half tttlsons 11; Nattmral Htmor St_lotty J2; Ar~mc and Old Lac:r 10,

How To Sun:ud In Bu,.mt s Without

Rtally Trvm,~ 9

ERIK OLSON:

Marrluu.~ Band

9.10,1112: Sympilomc Band 9.10,11. 12: Prp Band 9.10.11 12; fa:: Band 10,11, Sputrum 9,10,11,12, G1{trd pro,~ram

9,10,11.12; Oklahoma' 10. Natwnal Honor Sontty 10,11 12, Mu,,c Man 1 I; lntrrafl 12; flou• To Succud In Bu~uu·~~ W1thout Rrall11 Trvrng 9: Statt Solo & rn~rmblr Comptlttton 10.11. lntramurals 11, fmglt Br/1 Escort 12, Marc:hm,~ lllm1 11,12.

MIKE

OSBORN·

(,1untry 9.10; CC£ 11

Cro» ll

RITWA OPARA-

Fomgn Ex

changr 12, You Can't Takt It Wtth You 12, Art Club 12; Ba,krtba/1 12; Chambtr Ch01r 12

ANNEITE PARIS.

~\'rt•,flmg

LUCRETIA PEARSON. A THONY PAYNE.

LISA PELMORE:

Afro·Amm

an Club 9 10 ,11,12· PrwCipal Sholars 9.10,11,12 Upu•ard Bound 10,11 Buwreo;s

A!'~tatr~

SHAWN PERCY.

12.

CHRIS PETERS: II. Ba<.eba/1 9./0,ll,/2.

CHRIS PERK/ S: 10,1112.

106 Semors

Ba<rball 9.

Football 9,10.

PAUL PETRILLO. ANDY PHILLIPS· Cross Countrv 9.10.11,12, wrr .. tlm.~ 9.10. 1 1,12~ Track 9; Nat tonal Honor SI.Kttll( 10,11,12 tua .. urtr; lntl'ract 12 Club Commrtltt, BuSJnus A $(l(talt::. 12

DEBBIE PIERCE. JERRY POLEN.

SCOTT POULSON:

Golf II

LAURA PUNKAY:

CATHI PRATT.

StuJ<~~t

Counnl 9, 10. 11, Elutton Board 9. 10, II ;

Chttrltod~ng

9,10,11,12

CHRIS RAPIER:

Bo,kttboll 9

Crnttnmal Guard 9, lntramurah 11. 12; 0.0. 12, lnttr~mt 12; Mt~.·• /m glt Btl/ Court 12

KIM RICHARDSO ':

Afro

Amt'fi(Qn Club 9,10,11, Pnnc'l'al

ANGELA REYNOLDS.

,,h<>lor' 9,10,11. St>ftbo/1 10 A~xlCtalt•s 11

m.~r.

CCf 12; Bu ..me ..~

PAULA RIGGINS:

C!rmt.·"J

tn'\ q 10,11. 12. Ut•tt ,,, 81 ard q_ W. Ill~

Studt'nt (,m,,d q 10.11. (Ja ..s

Offt( r Q.JO.JJ,J2

<'<tffllrll

~/'tt

TAMMY ROBERTS:

Trork 9,

10; Upward Bound 10.11

trum w. c,.,,,.,,wJ G1wrd w 0 0 L! lutrr-.at•t' J:z. lntrmnura/., 11

Semors 107

ALONZO ROSE.

RON ROSEMAN.

JULIE ROSENBECK: Bu""''' As!"'Ctatts 9; Half ntlsons 10, Flag Corps 10.11.12 captanr. R.E.A.C H 1l 12, lnttrstnâ€¢t 12; Junror/StniOr Ltadtr~ 11,12 .

MELISSA ROSENBAUM.

KRISTINE ROTZOLL.

TRACIE ROWE.

TAMMY RUSHING:

TONY RUPLE.

9, 0.0. 12: F.S.A 11

DARYL SALM .

Prmcy U!Jl

108

Semors

getting a good laugh out of her accountmg.

Softhall

12 Mu"c Man

SUELLEN SCOBY:

Track 9. /lafl ntlsoTJs 10; Prmcrpal Scholar<. 9, 10, 11 , 12; Sputrum 11 ; R.E.ACH 12.

ROBERT SARZANTN/.

GREG SCOTT. PHIL SEXTON:

Wml/111,~ 9.

10. 11 ,12; Football 10.11.12.

TIM SHAW:

Btst Drt> td,

SCOTT SHOCKEY

Studrnt Counnl 9; Sputrum 11,12;

Mu rc Man 11 ; Swmg Cho1r 12, Vars1ll( Shou• 1 2~ Th~:-ptatr s 12

GRANT SLON/GER.

Ba,ktt ball 9: Ttnms 10,11,12; Golf 12 Po

DERRON SMITH.

lar Club 12· Bu ...mtss Assooatt . . 12.

SHAWN SMITH:

Baskttball 9,

Softball 10,11.12.

A1111 Wnght imperso11ates a 011e-ma11 (woman) band at Centennial's pep assembly.

Semors 109

SHELLY SPHAR: o o.

12.

RON STACHURSKI.

KEITH STALVEY.

TIM STEEN:

Compultr Club 12

RODNEY STEWART: Class Sm1lt. Fo.>lba/1 9. 10.11 12 Ba>Atlba/1 9,10,11,12; Trark 9, Studrnt Counnl 9, Prmnpal S<.:holar .. 10,11,12; lntrr

act

11~ Bu~mess

Assc}(:lale'> 12.

TIM STEWART.

Football 12.

Jeff Lewzs dances wzth Leslie Langley at the Freshmen Dance, sponsored by Interact /lnterserve.

OSCAR

SUNDKVIST:

Fou1gn Exchangr 12

110 Semors

REBECCA SWEET

Sputrum 9, JO; Ctntmal Staff 12; Â£/tct/011 Board 12; Churltadmg 10: C~rls Ba">kttball 9 mgr

CHRIS SZYMANIAK Sptc trum 9,10,11. Trtblt Cho~r 9. Bad Sud 9, How To Succttd In Bu'imt~~ Wrthout Rtally Trymg 9, Arstnrc a11d Old Lact 10, Oklahoma! 10 ThtspraffS 10,1 J, 12; Chamber Chor 11; llarvty 11; Musrc Man ll; Student Councrl 12; fumor/Suuor l.tadtrs J 1,12, Busmtss Assoe~alts 12 You Ca11't Takt It Wllh You 12.

KERf TAPSCOTT.

BRAD TAYLOR: Cross Countr_v 9,10; Ba<ktlball 9,10; CC£ 12; lntramurals 12.

BECA TEPPER: Spmh Club 9; Temus 9,10,11, 12 capt am; Treble Cho1r 9; Bad Snd 9; How To Succud In Busmtss Without Rta!J.v Tr_ymg 9, Sputrum 9, 10, 11, Swmg Chorr 10.11, 12; Oklahoma' 10; Thts prans 10,11,12, Studtnt Council 11, 12; Mu'irc Man 11; lnttr~rt·e 12 prrstdtnt Class Offrctr 12 trtasur· tr; Nallonal Honor Sooety 12~ Busr · ntss A.ssooatts 12.

BRENDA TERRELL: Upward Bound 10.1112 Afro-Ammcan Club 12, Prmnpal Scholars J2.

KRISTIN

THOMAS:

Churleadmg 9; Student Council 9,12; Gt{ltd Program 9,10,11, Math Ttam 9.10,11,12; Natwnal Honor Soctety 10,11.12; Spamsh Honor Soott_y 10; Thtsp1ans 10,11 ,12, Oklahoma' 10; Ar">t'mc and Old Lact 10; Sputrum 10,11.12; Chambtr Cho~r ll; Varstt.v Show ll,12; Hart•ty 11, Musrc Man 11; Ctntmal Staff 11,12; Su•mg Chotr 12, TNT 11,12, lnltrstrvt 12; fumor/Stmors 11,12; Tutor Club 12; Computtr Club 12: You Can't Takt It Wtth You 12.

Demse Lesk1s, dressed in her Robeson board outfit, fmds Mr. Boyd's accountmg class to be very humorous.

CATHY THOW: Gtrl Sw1m 9, ERIC THOMPSON: Band 9, 10; Computtr Club 11

10: Ctnlmnal Guard 9.10; Frtnch Honor Sontty 10,11,12; Thtsprans 10,ll,l2 stcrttar.y; Oklahoma! 10; Gtfttd Program 10.11,12; MusiC Man 11, Han'tl( ll; lnttrsen•t 12 Vret prtsrdtnt

Semors 111

MARITHJA Tll.LMAN. Trrbl~

Cho1r q_ . oftball 9, Varsrtv Sh,,u• 9,10; Pnnnpal ~fht-.lar' 10.12; Cht~mbrr Chtllr 10, Half ntl-.cn .. 10. Upu·ard Bound 10.11, A{rtl-Amtnom Club 12

TERRI TODD.

Tl A TODD. Chamb.r , 10; CCE ll, 0.0. 12; Tub/< 12.

DA VJD TORRENS: Ba;doall 9,11,12. A"~'alt!>

Football 9~ Busrnt~s 12 Vra prt ..rdtnt

TERESA TROGDEN.

J.R. Hughley tnes to tmpress Kris Leskis with a big SMILE.

YOLANA TURK.

PRINCY UHL:

G~rls Suo•m 9. 10,11,12; Ctnltnnral Guard 9,10,11. 12 Softball 9, Bo~s Su•1m 10 m.~r.,

11,11;

Jnttr~rt't

12 .

MARK VAUGHN.

112

Semors

Don't fall asleep Mtke McGutre!

LEHMAN WAISVISZ.

COURTNEY Lanctrs 12 Prmnpal Afro-Amtrtcan Club 12

CAROLYN WARD:

Football 9.10.11

REGINA WASHINGTON.

WEIDNER.

Tra< k 11 mgr Ba . .kttball 10, How To Succttd In Busrnus Without Rtally Trymg 9. Half ntlson 11; lntramurals 12; Bu<>mtss 1\ssonatts 11

ANGIE WESTJOH : Class Smarttst. Marchmg Band 9.10.11,12; Conctrl Band 9.10.11,11; Ptp Band 10.11,11, Spam<h Honor SoCitly 9. 10,11 surtlary I trta urtr~ Grfttd program 9,10.11; JnttrMrvt 12; Na· Ilona/ Honor Sootly 10.11.12; Bu~r· ntss A sooatts 12; Solo & En~mblt 10,11.

LAURIE WIDNER: Flag Corps 10.11, Marchmg Band 10.11, fumor/Stmor Ltadtrs 11.12; CC£ 11; Boys Baskttball 10 mgr

AMY WIENKE: March•ng Band 9,10,11, Symphomc Band 9,10, 11 ; Baskttball 10.

ANDREA

Homecommg Queen, Sally Ceka11der, gets help from a few frtellds.

WILLIAMS:

Chttrltadmg 9,11; Track 9.10,11; Afro-Amurcan Club 10.12; Prmnpal Scholtus 12 . V11rsrty Show 12 Chambtr Chotr 12; Swmg Chotr 12: Sptclrum 12

CARMEN WILLIAMS.

REGINA WILLIAMS.

THOMAS WILLIAMS.

Semors 113

TAMFRA WILSON:

Afro

Ameru:an Club 9,10,11,12: Pml(lpal Sdtolars 10,12 <>tcretar_y; Lanars 12, Varslly Show 12~ St-mor of tilt Month Commlltu 12.

JACQUELINE WINDOM: Softball 9.10.12; Ba<ketball 9.

April McConkie tries to explain the fundamentals of Advanced Rhetonc to Beca Tepper.

JOE WISNER:

Baseball 9.10.11 12· Cro~s Countr_y 10,11 mo~t tm· pror•ed, 12. lntramurals 9,10.11.12~ Polar Club 10,11,12; Centmal Staff 1112 Edttor lnttrau 12; Quill Qnd Scroll 12

MARY WISNEWSKI: Chotr

Trrblr Gt{ted Program 9; Fetrcmg

Club 9,10; Constrt•alton Club 9, Varstty Show 9, 10,11, Math Contt~t

9.10,11: Compultr Club 9; NatiOnal Honor So<~rlv !0.11, 12; Chambrr Chotr 10,11, German Honor Socttty 10,11, Oklahoma.' 10.

A N WRIGHT·

Jazz Band 10. 11,12 Marchtng Band 9,10,1!,12, Concrrt Band 9.10.11; S.ymphomc Band 12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Spectrum 10,11, Centenmal Guard 10.

BOBBY YANCY·

Ba<krtball 9.

fohn Donahoe and company, (Kevm Hawley/Ned Mochel) , want to ktrow wluclr way to exrt for tire fire dn/1.

114 Semors

SOOHWA YU.

Salll{ Cekander, new/11 crowned homecoming queen, recewes a dozen roses from Laura Manley.

JOE ZEMLIN.

JOHN ZOLA.

Matt Banks watches the Centenmal-Central game from the side /me, and he a/,o watches the photographer.

S;â€˘mors 115

Chns Lee gets the popcom mach111e ready for the football game.

Chns Buttuner does11't want the photographer to _,ee what 1s 111 her locker.

116 Semors

Mr. Jenk111s' College Read111g class seems to [111d one of Mr. Jet1k111s' comments to be am11s1ng.

CLASS ELECTIONS

Class Fnendltest: Dau•n Dohrman £/ana Hassell Sally Cekander Roger McClendon Class Clown: John Bnstow Capnce Banks Sall11 Cekander Class Smtle: Sall11 Cekander Rodney Stewart Class Sweetest: Sally Cekander Jeff Lewts Class Shyest: K11Ie Herges Calhll Mmogue

Class Athlete: Roger McCiettdon Capnce Banks Class Smartest: Kemtt Hawley Angte Wesljoltn Best Dressed.· Bryan Cox Kns Hartman Ttm Shaw Most Acltve: Demse Leskis Mike McGutre Ntcest Persona/tty: Sally Cekander Jeff Corum Roger McClendon Kyle Herges Most Ltkely to Succeed: Sally Cekander Roger McClendon

Is Julie Rosenbeck trymg to Impersonate Dr. Jeckyl or Mr. H11de?

Memones NePer Die We'pe walked through these halls For what seems ltke a ltfe ltme. We't>e learned, we've laughed we'pe cried. We'pe struggled to make these years great, For our future, though someltmes we wtslted We had died. We wouldn't ltat>e tmssed these years for The world. The memories, both the good And the bad, We'll always hold a spenal place 111 our Hearts. Thinking of friettds we ltat>e Had. We came to tlus school scared and confused, Attd we flocked ltke bees to Tltetr ltn•es. And though we clatm we learned ltttle, We't>e leamed more titan we wtll for lite Rest of our ltt•es. And though saymg good·bye ts always So hard to do, we'll net>er be too Far apart So as long a' we always keep our memones In that spectal place, deep m the HEART. aj DuPuy Class of '84

Some SENIORS show tltetr school spmt by ndmg

011

the Semor Float.

Smiors 117

118

Juniors Prepare for Bigger and Better Things Ptcture 1: The 1983-84 Jumor Class Officers: Bottom row: Jemtifer Rust, Secretary; Mary Beth Murphy, Treasurer; Top Row: Patnce McKmley, Vtce Prestdent, Ktm Hambnck, Prestdent.

Adams, Scott Adock, Andrea

Alexander, Ltsa Allen, Coshane

Armstrong, Rtchard Aslt, Debbte

This year the Junior class had the task of preparing for the junior-senior prom . This year's prom hopes to have a prom king and queen, a first for Centennial. The juniors had no problems financially because of the fundraising they did as freshmen. For homecoming the juniors float had the theme, "Boot the Vikings to C!" The kids had alot of fun building and riding the float in the parade!

Babel{, Rtchard Bagley, Brooke Bahadon, Vnâ€˘tan Batley, Daron

Bamert, Anthony Barnes, Daron Bauer, Bryan Beckett, George

Beckrum, Veromque Benedtct, Lene Bergstrom, Katherm Bigham, Paul

Black, Becky Black, Mark Blackmon , Melmtt Bobak, Clmstm

120 Jumors

Bosu•c/1, Star11 Bowas, Patnna Bmcma11, Mclhsa

Bradford, Clmst 111 a Bradl/, Barr11 Bre11t, Mcrna 1111

BrlllkiCI/, Charles Bn:c, Twa11a Brooks, So11dra Brow11, Dame/

Brow11, Karc11 Broli'IIIIIS, Clmstopllcr BrmL'IIIIIS, Rlflwrd Brl!a/11, Do11ald

BIICII/lcmcya, Todd

B11rs, MIC!Jac/ Bllllrmall, Troll B11oy, Cllns

B11rdr11, Kcllllelh B11rgham, Karl B11tlcr, Mana BIIIIIIIICr, La11rn

2 Caldll'ell, Ellc11 Ca/du•e/1, Sharo11 Ca111wdal{, Sca11 Cao, /llllc

P1CI11re 1· Sama11fha Stcl'ellS snll/rs for file cam ern. PlclllrC

INC Malek gets mclllalll! prepared

for the po//cyba/1 game. Plfillrc 3: Hc1d1 Kad111 I!SICIIS allelllll'Cil/

111

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typ111g rlass.

Carter, Anthony Cast on, Wzllze Catron , Sherrv Czcone, Robert

Clark, ferry Clark, Teresa Cochrane, Wzlliam Cole, Beth

Conlon , Colleen Conlon , fulze Corum, Catlzrme Cullen, Ann

Picture 1: Rob /rwm discovers hzdden Kamzkazi trazts durmg Beat Central Week. Pzcture 2: Kris Leskis, Marnze Nzcholas and Kzm Hambrzck take notes on water safety techniques.

Dalton, Kenneth Damels, Glen Demzssze, Afrmm Denhart , Mark Deuser, full e Dorsey, Georgett

Dorsey, ferry Duge, Alex Ehlers, Joel Ezchelberger, Troy Ezssfeldt , Andrew Fisher, Randy

Fztch, Tracz Flemmg, Douglas Fondren, Melisa Fourman, Dzvma Frank, Deborah Fraser, fohn

122 fumors

Fnsb1e, Scott Funk, Suzanne Furia, Mana Gabnel, Joe Gmt her, Tma Galardy, Matthew

Garth, Edward Gee, Amy GIUffre, Mark Glaze, M1chael Grady, Donna Grady, Teresa

Gnmdm, Michelle Hagan, Shannon

Hall, L1sa Hambnck, Kunberly Hansen, fohn Hardenbrook, Heather

P1cture 1: Karen Qumlm adjusts the focus on her m1croscope m Anatomy and Physwlogy. P1cture 2: Susan Tromely reads a novel in class. P1cture 3: Glen Damels clowns around durmg his sc1ence class.

Harmon, Lon Harrmgton, W11lie Harris, TonJIIa Hart, John Harw1g, Penny Heath, Leo

Heath, Marla Helm, M1chael Henderson, Dwayne Hen on, Amy Herges, Tobin Hicks, Melmda

Juniors 123

Hrll fames Hof>e Stephen Home, ferry Howell, An/Irony Hunt, Candrs 1rwm, Robert

fal11rson, Dcwa11nc fol11rson. fef{crll folm>OII, J.:atlrcrm foiii~>On, Rrckrc fonc>. Bnan Kaclm , Herdi

kamr,; , Theodore J...aral'olos, :Vrrk kaspcr, Kcrâ€˘m Picture 1: Semor Kevm McGmnis helps Cathy Corum decorate a brrthday locker. Prcture 2: Steve Reynolds trres to remember when thrs is due.

Keller, Clmsloplrcr Kcll11. Clmsl111e J.:rm, Cl1111 krstlcr, Tom Kosmopou/os , fohn Kraal:, Matthew

Lambert, Kl(le Lmrdretlr, Karen Lane, Darlene Laurent, fohn La.11ne, C/rnstoplrer Leasure, feffrey

Leblond, Shawn Lee, Omena LeN lr, Tun Leskrs, Kris Lrlly, Mark Lrll11. Malllrew

124 fumors

L1lly, Rachel L1ndgrm, fohn Luckenbill, Bnan

Luu, Hoa Mc001mld, femufer Malek, Suzanne

Malone, Kevm Manley, Keith Markstah/er, Bnan Marlow, Alison Marshall, Stepham Martm, Suzanne

Mathes, Tamnue Matheson, Shawn Maxwell, Gwendollt

P1cture 1: Varslfy cheerleader Karen Brown IS blowmg a bubble mstead of paymg attent1on m class. P1cture 2: Suzanne Martin concentrates on her work durmg class. P1cture 3: Tnsh McMahon looks really exnted about th1s new math.

McCall, 1chelle McCartney, feffre.ll McClure, Merredlfh McConalw, L1sa McCoy, MIChelle McCulle11, Ann

McDonald, Cynt/ua McKmle11, Patnce McMahon, Patnna McManus, fohn Mellmger, Melmda Mellmger, Mellissa

fulllors 125

Mcned1th, Cheryl M1lchel/, Howard M1ttlemall, M1chelle M111/ema11 , Mo11ty

Moore, Richard Morger, DaVId Momssey, Tmwthy Mortmse11 , Stephen

Muhlenhaupt, Lynn Mullms, Amta

Murdock, Michael Murphy, Mary Beth

Murrell, Scott Myler, Ke/11

Nash, Fonte/la Nelson, Gregory P1cture 1: Sean Cannaday cheeses it up for the camera. P1cture 2: Mrs. Storch asks Daryl Bailey, Karen Brown, and Natalie Causley why they are m the halls? Nesbit, Ronald Nesb1ll, Cherese NJCiwlas, Marme Nihiser, Robm Noffsmger, Jeffrey Oldham, Julie

Onstad, Kathleen Osmond, Knstme Overman, Bryan Palm1sano, Gall Palm1sano, Ronald Pans, Annette

126 Jumors

Parker, Tolm Paulson, Catherme Pa11ton, Chnsten Perat I, Darrell Perr11, Frank Peterson, Teffery

Pettus, M1chelle Phanrana, Khamtanh P1ckett, Devry

P1per, Tamara Eric P1flman, Rhonda

P~rtle,

P1cture 1: Rich Babey seems to be havmg trouble w1th Ius combmat1on. PICture 2: Sle!'e Mortensen looks enthused about his Algebra class. PICture 3: Debb1e Frank can't 1gnore the camera as she gets her picture taken 111 Spamsh class.

Plotner, Charles Pollt, Tuan Polite, Vada

Pope, L1sa Poulson, Stephan Powell, Kara

Powell, K11nberly Pullen, Chnstopher Qum/an, Karen Ransom, Patncia Redfern, Tames Remmert, Dav1d

Tumor 127

Rey11olds, Stt'plre11 Rlrodt'll, Harral Rlrodes, Dt'lmar Rufdell, Mark Rufer, foseplr Rig.'i(S, Stel'ell

Rrgsbee, Clmstma Rmelrart, Curtrs Rogers, Jeffrey Rogers, Troy Romero, fames Rucker, Robert

Prcture 1: Julre Deuser, Kathy Wright, Davrd Ault, and Melvrn Blackmon have a good trme before the Central Football game. Picture 2: Mark Black, the average Central Twit. Russell, Elt:abeth Rust, femffer Satâ€˘age, Shelly-fo Sca11tlebury, Mama Sclroollor>er, Robert Schroeder, Na11ette

Schumacher, Jeffrey Seclmst, fe1111ifer Semerad, folllt Shaugl111essy, Susa11 Sieja, Clmstme Srppel, Donald

S/omger, Molly Smrth, Lrsa Speer, Kare11 Sprague, Rhonda Stallmeyer, Gregory Sterlrng, Joseph

128 Juniors

Stcl'L'II,, Sama11flta Stillwell, Dal'id Stal'all, 8CIIJGIIIIII

Sull1l'a11 , Mark Swee11cy , Daw11 Tauber, Alla11

To, A111t Tow11sley, Jody TraltioiiS, M1cltael

Tra111or, Audrey Trent, Son1a Tromley, Susa11

ValcnfiiiC, Rlto11da Wars!'1s:, Da1>1d P1cture 1: Marl( Anne Brent seems to enjoy tak,g t/1" test . P1cturc 2: MIL'Itclle McCoy gets ready for Iter next class. P1cl11re 3. No wonder Glen Damels is so strong, el'cn so Kel'lll Qwnlan IS there to help. 3

Waldrop. Bnan Walker, Taslta Ward, /Ill

Warmoth , Steplta11ie Wasl1111g1011 , Mar_lf Weatherall, Kelly

fumors 129

Wd>cr, Arrscln Wcsf1oi111, Sharon Wht•nflcl(, Deborah Wlnft', Tum Wluft•hou"'• Do1111a W>SS""· Crystal

\'VIiku~>on, Martha W>llwms, foe Wli/wnl', MarA Wrllra11", Pamela Wlilwms, Robt•rf Willll!>, fuhe

W~>neu•skl,

A1allhcn• Wade Woods, Sheila ~ nght, Ronald Y ancl(, Charles Yo», Ann ~\'1fhrow,

Camera Shy fumors Allcnbcrrl{, Andrew Brrrl(, Naom1

Braun, Ster>c Cami/1, Daz•1d Chancy, Teresa Dorsey, Vmcenf Hat maker, Robert Heal, DaVId Hemosour>an/1, Chanlhaz•y H1lson, V1cfona Holt, Anthon!( Hunt, Der>ns fackson, Sl>elia fames, Lome MadiX, Chad McCoy, W1lson Mendelh, Aaron

P1cfure 1: Glen Damels doesn't seem too excited about flus fest. P1rfure 2: The rowdy JUIIIor class and the1r float, P1clure 3: "Hey Greg Sial/meyer, did you gel all of that down?"

130 fumors

M1llar, R1chard Miller, M1chael Moore, Ro. 1e Newbill, Tess Rol11nson, Deanne Rogers, Rachel Shakeshaft, Brndlel( Slez>111, Bnan Stan/elf, Paul Upton, fohn Van Dl{ke, Wilham Weeks, Ronald Wilcoxen, Robm W>lilams, V111cenf Wright, Kathy Yels, Carol Zak, Irene

Sophomores Look Ahead Adkms, L1sa Albert, John Anderson, fames Anderson, M1chele Arbuckle, Sheila Armour, Angela

Arseneau, Becky Atteberry, Timothy Au//, DaVId Bamler, Brenda Banks, Ellen Bartels, D10ne

Bazzell, Brenda Beckrum, Shell1 Bened1cl, Tracy Benson, Elizabeth Beranek, Amanda B1ckers, Daniel

B1ckers, Janet Plclure 1: Sophomore Class Officers: Front Amy Ceka11der, Preside11/: Manssa D1ener, V1ce Pres1de111 ; Row 2 Er111 Cook , Treasurer; Ja11el B1ckers, Secrelanr P1cture 2: Shmwon Bues lnes real hard to remember her comb111alwn.

The Sophomore Class Officers started the year by organ i zing their class float . After Homecoming, the Sophomore Class began to raise money to pay for the 1985 prom. They sold canisters and then began to work on a Spring Fashion Show. Other fund raisers were planned for next year.

Sophomores 131

Picture 1: Hoa Luu helps Cmdy Lawrence stretch out before t>olleyball practice. Picture 2: Marissa Diener looks up tire meanmg of "tw1t" 111 tire dlcllOiwry. B1lbrey, Rochelle Blankenslup, Ellen Boehm, Todd B01/eau, R1clrard Bolton, foe Bordeuga, Debra

Bourg01s, Renee Bradley, Mel1ssa Bragg, Rhonda Broadway, Marclrell Brother, Elizabeth Brown, Barbette

Brown, Baron Brown, Kern Brown, Teresa Bruner, Jeff Buchanan, George Budn1k, Mark

Bues, Shannon Buker, Susan Buoy, Jeffery Burford, Kyle Burge, T1mothy Burke, Pamela

Cam, Jason Calv1n, Sean Carstedt, N1co/a Carter, Tab1tlra Carter, W1/llam Cekander, Amy

Chancellor, James qwney, Tracy Clrastam, Cyntlra Clark, Lillian Clegg, Mattl1ew Cook, Erm

132

Sophomores

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Cotter, Thoma s Creason, James Dale, Danelle

Daugherty, Eddze Davzs, Robert DaVIS, Terrence

Dedm, Michael Delzo, Tony Demson, Scott

Denormandze, Scott Dzener, Manssa Dzener, Mary Beth D01zovan, Kevzn Dorner, James Dorsey, Dwayne

Dowmng, Cheryl Dupuy, Sa1ma Eastham, Matthew Eggers, Mark Ezsenkoff, Katherzn Ellzot , Anne

Fazth, Davzd Faulkner, Roger Feinberg, Jill Fe/la , Man:1 Ferns, Sha111zon Fzerke, Wzllzam

Folsom , Wayne Freeman, Dawn Freeman, Steven

Frost , Tzmothy Gaines, Mark Gardner, Jollll

Pzcture 1: Matt Leskzs keep. 111 shape for foot /la/1 . Pzcturc 2: Amanda Smztlz is callmg lzer mother for a ndc home from school.

Sophomores 133

Garvey, fohn Gaskin, Kelly Gavms, Notasha G1bson, Dean

G1lilland, Tamara Goff, Bnan Gom, Clmstm Grady, Dame/

I Grady, Eve/l{n Grant , Kelll( Greene, Jollll Griffe! , Lmda Gustafson, Terrance Hau, Gregory

Hanny, Lljl Hardesty, Karl Hardm, Steve Harshberger, C Hamson, E. Hart , Gregory

Hashbarger, Jeffrey Hayes, Dame/ Healea , M1chae/ Healey, Angela Hendne, Mark Henke, Kurt

Herron , Carolyn Hoch, Katherm Hoerman , Marcl( Hoemer, Todd Hoffman , Jemufer Hoffmeister, John

Holl1s, Kent Holman, L1sa Holman , Pamela Holzer, Clmstwn

Horath, Allan Hunter, Chaunsey Hutch1son, Mark lnsk1p, Dame/

P1cture 1: Sophomores Lucy Keck, C111dy Chastam and Chris Gam show tl1e1r charger sp~r11 by ndmg 111 the parade. P1cture 2: U.S. H1story seems to amuse Nancy Ogle. 2

134 Sophomores

lsdale, Jenmfer Jam1son, Jodi( Jenkms, Charlene

Johnson, Areatha Jones, A11Ja11ett Jones, Bon111e

Jones, Robert Kadansky, Jeall Karich, Sarah

Karm, Nas1r Kasper, Kendall

Keck, Lucy Keen, Vance

2 Keller, Mark Kelly, LISa Km1 , Mlitee Kmg, Jeffrey Kirby, Christopher Klenk, M1chelle

Kolata, Shane Kunz, Katherme Lafray, James Lange, Janet Lawhorn, Karyn Lawre11ce, Cyntlua

Lee, Ly11ette Lehocky, Charles Leskls, Matthew Lelâ€˘y, Mareia L11np, Rebecca Linke, Crmg

P1cture 1: StaCI Shaw makes good use of the library. P1cture 2: Keith Stamper pays more attentiOn to the cameraman than to U.S. History.

Sophomores 135

Lm:y, Dcl!t•tl<ld Lm:y, Pam Lu , Cuo11g Magg1o, 411thonl( Malw111wh , Rnl( Malek , /.aura

Ma11ella, Da11iel Manley, El1:abeth Markland, Jeffrey Marsh, Rebecca Marshky, De111se Maxwell, Stacey

Mayhall , Laura McCa/le , Laune McCombs, /c11111{a McCo11key, K1111/la/l( McCo11key, Tall/1111( McCo11kle, Fa/me

McDame/ , Tamera McGee. Melody McGwrc, Amn•c

Mcllltl(re, Natalie Mck11mey, Paul McKm11cy, Paula

P1cture 1. Cmdy Pl(le, Sarah Kanch, Marissa D1e11er a11d En11 Cook work hard 111 7th hour p E. McKm:1e, Knstma McNamara, Bndget McNamara, Leal/IlL' MedJcskl(, Mlfhae/ Merge11tha/a, Dal(lla M1hs, Dm•1d

Mmor, Aaro11 Miller, Tlwom M1tchell, Bradley Mochel, Eugene Moen, TraC/ Moncnef. Josephine

Momgold, Greg Moore, A11tho111( Morf, Paul Mosser, Kal( Mu/cahcl(, Johll Mu11ds, Mark

136 Sophomores

Murmghan, John Nasi, Paul Naltvtdad, Phtltp Neuses, fulte Ntcholson, Vtkkt O'Donnell, Kevm

Ugle, Nancy Orsted, Mark Outcalt, Enck Overton, Alvtn Peete, Tamt Peratt, Douglas

Perkt1ts, Deborah

Perr11, Tamar Peters, ShaltltOit Petnllo, fohn Petits, Char/ott Pettus, Barbara

Petty, Trmothy Pe111on, Ronald Plulrps, Matthew

Plulrps, Thomas Pme, fohn Purcell, Jeffrey

Ptclure J· Durmg passmg penod Dalltd Ault slops at Ius locker to exchange a few books.

P11lc, C11tdy Qumlan, Kem1t Ramsburg, Todd R<•an, Joey

Redd, Eddte Redd, Sadte Reed, Mtchelle Relltg, Kann

Retzolk, Ttmothy Retzolk, Tom Reynolds, Amy Roberts, Dwayne

Roberts, Kelly Rodemoyer, Leslie Rodnguez, Edward Rosenbeck, Raymond Rouse, Laura Ruggles, Darcy

Sa11ders, Rrclrard Savage, Scott Sawdel(, Aaro11 Sclucht, Steve11 Sch11abrl, Peter Schott, Sara

2 Picture 1: The camera mal! takes a prcture of Diane Stoddard before she can take one of lmn. Picture 2: Sara Schott had beller control her laughter of else Mr. Wrlson wrll throw her out of the /rbrary. Schultz, Davrd Scogm, Michelle Semerad, Robert Shalzer, Rebecca Shaw, Chns Shaw, Stacr

She11, Fem Shernâ€¢ood, Davrd Srkora, Charles Smc/arr, Sean Slaughter, Joh11ny Sevm, Mrke

S/omger, Gregory Smrth, Amanda Smrth, Clms Snuth, Dame/ Smrth, Mrchae/ Smrth, Rrchard

138 Sophomores

Snuth, Samuel Sm1th, V1ctoria Snuth, Walter Stamper, Kelfh

Stark, Glenn Steen, Tammy St1ebner, Phli1p Stoddard, D1ane

Stublefield, V1ckle Sul11van, M1chae/ Swa1m, Angela Swa~m, Pamela

P1clure 1: Bndget McNamara dresses up for Punk Day durmg Beat Central Week. P1cture 2: fanllr Domer seems to ha!'e a tough lnne w1th the we1ghts. P1cture 3: Charlene fenkms show:; her Charger Spml by weanng a lwt on Hat Day

TandJimg, Helen Tere 1, Andrew Thompson, Anme Thomure, T1m

Todd, Candy Troia11o, fohn Turner, Chene Vogel, fuhe

Wacha/a, Stephen Walton, Brei Wa11n, Chnsten Ward, Ronald

Sophomores 139

Warfield, Glenn Weeks, Wesley Wzlhams, Enc Wzllzams, Luanna Wzllzams, Michael Williams, Scott

Wzmsett, Mattlzew W111dom, W111ston Wisner, Rebecca Wzsnewskz, Adam Woods, Matthew Worlh111gton, Andrew

Wobbold111g, John Yaxley, Todd Y ets, Charles Young, Kezth Zarbuck, Lon

Pzcture 1: Shannon Peters gzves Mr. Page the top1c for her next speech. Pzcture 2: Matt Plulips concentrates on his next problem in e/ectromcs.

CAMERA SHY SOPHS

Bennett, Dale Bradley, Clms Caston, Melmn Dzxon, Wzllznm Dodd, Raynuma Holt, Gar11 Hul111ard, Mzclznel Jackson, Valene fenmngs, Terry Jones, Co111ue K111cnzd, Dcbllie K11111ey, Curt1s Lee, Damck Llo11d, T11rone

McCo11, Phyllis Miles, Roller/ Murphy, Jerome Murrell, Scott Ostrander, Brad Ostrander, Pamela Rol1b111s, Tun Rolleson, Enc Smzlh, Tzmothy Tesman, Ron Wade, Mar/111 Wash, Twana Wesse/mann, Brent Wzllznms, Latonya

140 Sophomores

Freshmen: Where Do We Begin?

The Class of 1987 had a very productive year. They started off by winning the annual float competition with their float "The Chargers are Striking!" The Freshman Dance was well-attended and gave the freshmen a chance to renew old friendships and start new ones . The Class of '87 looks forward to their new years at Centennial. Ptrlure 1Âˇ The 1983-84 class offtcers, bottom row: Mr. Casteel, Sponsor; Beth Sclummel, Vice Prc"dcnt; top row: Angela Slaughter, Prestdent; Ottalla Hmmy, Seuetary. Not ptctured, Stephanie Sulltl'an, Treasurer.

Abraham, Tamara Ackerman, Margaret Adcock, Shawnda A/gee, Arena Allen, Kelly AlVIS, Enc

Andersen, Dal'ld Anderson, Bradley Ane, Sean Armbruster, Stephame Badertscher, Robert Bagley, Steve

Batley, Andrea Batley, Mary Barbee, Darryl Barker, Barry Benzmger, Andrew Berry, Anne

Beyer, Bnan Bwleschkt, Rebecca Btckers, Dena Btshop, James Boehm, Enc Bollm, Kettllt

Freshmen 141

Bollmger, Ronald Bowman, Jenmfer Brady, Davzd Branch, Aaron Bnggs, Molly Bnggs, Stacy

Bnll, Lynn Bmtow, Kathryn Brou111, Kzmberly Brown, Ronnie Brown Tony Brumfield, Mark

Buchanan, Gregory Buerkle, Erica Bulzrmester, Troy Bullock, Leslze Burch, Charlotte Burch, Geoff

Burkhardt, Earle Burley, Tma Caldwell, Steven Calentme, Can Calle, Jame Camacho, Georgza

Cannaday, Lzsa Connett, Jam Carbonneau, Mary Carter, Shawn Cassel, Lzsa Cekander, Joanny

Cekander, Jody Chapman, Mzchael Chicome, Jason Clark, Angela Clark, Karel! Clegg, Matthew

C/me, Mzke Coleman, Chad Co/email, Crl{stal

Conelry, Yvette Conley, Sarah Cook, Came

f'zcture 1: Wake up Lzbby Reynolds, thzs zs typmg class.

142 Freshmen

Cook, Page Comel/, Chnstma Cougur, Gerald Cox, Debra

Coyle, Nichole Crawford, Carolyn Crawford, Shad Cullen, James

Dale, Melmda Dalton, Ke1th Dav1s, Danus Dav1s, Jenmfer

Picture era on DaVId Nicole class.

1: Stephanie Sullivan poses for the camHawauan Day. P1cture 2: Steve Bagley, Brady, Tony Brown, Robert Dabney, Coyle look like they are havmg fun 111

Davis, Leantwon

Day, Glen

Day, Melmda Deckard, Stacy Delamar, Shannon Derby, K11nberly Detemple, Karen D1llma11, Curlls

Dixon, Todd Dabney, Robert Donaldson, Rachaun Do:1er, Gentree Drake, Donavan Drennen, Tracy

Duffy, Kevm Ely, Susa11 Ensign, Thomas Evans, M1cheal Ewmg, Van Farmer, Charles

Freshmen 143

Felty, Melzssa F1erke, Dav1d Fifer, Pe1111e Filch, Rho11da Fle11fle, Sha11e Foltz, Doug

Fourma11 , Ro11nld Fraser, feffery Freemn11 , M1cht'lle Fndnch , DmPII Fntchelf, Darty Fntsche, Lon

Frit:, Gale Frye, Paul Frye, Roy Fulfer, Donald Furia , Gus Gaddlf, W1/ilam

Garrett, Tony Garnso11, Bradford G1goney, M1chael Goff, Chns

PICture 1 L1sa Castle t'IIJOI{s her English class. P1cture 2: Kevm Hollis, Salll{ Cekander, fommy Cekander a11d fodl{ Ceka11der laugh at the Freshmen Da11ce.

2 Goll1her, Ro/1111 Goll1her, Scott Goodlmg, fohll Gorrell, Mark Goschl{, Patnck Gossett , fames

Govette, Da11ie/ Gra11t , A11tho11y Gra11t , Fn{{i11 Green, Carol Groff. Ga~/ Gulf, Charmame

144 Freshmen

Hagerty, Robert Hahn, Edwm Ham, Denn~> Hames, Jafk Halllll/, Ovatta Harlan, Ml'lmda

Harmon, Ba11mah Harrmgton, FI1Sha Harns, Daronda Harns, Jeremy Haynes, Paul Heath, CJmstwn

Helm, Stacev Hmson, Fn~th Henson, Julia

Hepler, Datâ€˘rd Herge<, Mrchelle HICk>, Amy

Prcture 1: Rrchard Mulcahev tnes to open his Ioder wllh Jus tongue.

Holden, Barbara Hollar, Zachar11 Hollmwn, Chensc

HolliS, Kcmr Horton, Patnna Hucal, Kcll11 Hunter, Jumuta Hyde, Rrrhard Jackson, Terallsa

Jahan, Sarwar Jalrnkc, Lawrence Janl'rm, Jason Jenkms, Clifford Johnson, Jeffrelj Johnson, Julrc

Jol11rsorr, Karen Johrrsorr, Radrellc kerrdncks, CJrawrtine krmrey, Anthorry krrby, Angl'lo kont:, Matthew

Freshmen 145

koss, L1sa kraal:: , A1111 kriiTIIrt'ICh , Wll/wm Lambert , Grr.~ Lammdola, J<N'T>h La11g, Robert

La11gley, Leslie Leli'IS, Mark LewiS, M1chelle LewiS, T nna Lilli!, Stepl1e11 Li>r::y, Paula

Lope::, Joh11 Losche11 , Robert Lyles, S1re11a

Marcus, Joseph Mar/111 , Deborah Maxwell, Jeff

Maxwell, Kathlee11 Maxwell , Lram McClughe11, Angie

McCurry, Deborah McDa11iel, Mauncc McGauglran, Patnck

Prclure 1: Vmce Joh11son listeus in Crvics class. Prclurc 2: Jeff Fraser gets all the 110/es dow11.

2 McKa11. Cathemre McLauglrlm, Clinton McMahon, R1ch McNamus, Kelly McNeal, Shan11011 McPrke, Joseph

Medjesky, Rachel Mernweather, Deslrawn Mrller, Step/rame Monfrel!, Justm Morford, Ja11e Mulcahey, COIISIUIICC

146 Freshmen

Mulcahey, Julie Mulrahel/ , R1chard Mulhall, M1chelle Myers, De"rec Na1•a, Shaw11 Nesa11dl11, Amm

Ncls!lll, Dav1d Nelso11, Spmcer NKI1else11, Taymmy N1elwus, Douglas Ochs, Dav1d Odell, Dm•1d

Oel1mke, Jeffery 011stad, Mana1111e Osmo11d, Kare11

2 PICture 1: Molly Bnggs ca11't believe she JUS/ had l1er p1cture take11 . P1clure 2: L1sa Koss, Martw11 dJSgwsed as stude11l?

Ottm•l/, El1:abeth Palm1sa11o, Debra Parker, Scott Passalacqua, Brad Pt•ppers, A111ho11y Peppers, Alllome//e

Peppas, Da111d Pt'lcr>oll, knsla Pctaso11, Robert PeterS!lll, Tnna Pt'll1s, Abelard PhillipS, Alllle

Freshmen 147

l'lull1ps, Corey P1erce, Chauncey P~rok, k~nneth

P1ffmnn, Jewufer Porter, Shonne,11 Powell, Terry

Pratt, M1ke Pnmmer, Jeffrey Pryor, Kunberly Pyle, Stann Ramshaw, Kat1e Ransom, MIChael

Rea, Sherry Redman, Bobb1 Reynolds, L1bby R1gg, Heather Rob1nson, Rmee Rogers, Chnsta

Roseman, Suzanne Ruggles, Robert Russell, Joy Saathoff, M1chelle Saban, Kurt Sa/m, Janet

l'1clure 1: Laura W1se fnes to f111d her place.

Salonga, Apollo Sauro, Lena

Sal'111gnon, Cnthenne Scantlebury, M1chael

Scheppel, Cheryl Sc/umme Elizabeth Schne1der, Chns Scott, Venessa Se1ders, Molly Shelly, Mary

Sherwood, Steve S1ppel, Donna Slaughter, Angela Smlfh, Rebecca Sm1fh, Theresa Sm1thenry, DaVId

148 Freshmen

Sphar, Carla Stanley, Carla Staples, Ltsa Stevens, Ktmberly Sttckels, Enc Sttllwel/, Jeremy

Strand, Ktmberly Sulltvan, Jeff Sulltvan, Joel Sulltvan, Stephame Sutphen, Mary Sutton, Tanya

Sweeney, Maret Taylor, Greg Taylor, Shawn Tepper, Davtd Terest, Joste Thomas, Denms

Thomas, Meltssa Thompson, Enc Thompson, Kelly Thompson, Ltsbeth Thompson, Mtchael Townsley, Tern

Ptcture 1: The Centenntal parktng lot for Underclassmen. Ptcture 2: Betsy Carbonneau thmks she knows the answers.

Trahiotts, Amy Trent, Tiffany Turk, Damelle

Turner, Debra Valkattos, Dattny Vanblancom, Angela

Freshmett 1

Vassar, Enca Va,;,;ar, Mtrhael Vaughn, Tamt Vt!/anlt, /O<'lf Wade, To111 Walker, Brett

Walker, fame~ Warftcld, Mark Warren, Dcst Washbum, Trol{ Washmgton, Rlumdaly WallltCIIl, Holly

Weber, Ktm Weber, Matthew Well, £/r:abl'lh West, Andren West, Omnr Widner, fonalhan

Wilkerson, Remona Wtlltams, Dwam Wtlltams, 1\er>m Willtams, Pntnnn Wtlson, 1\1111 Wrsc, Laura

Wolf, Susa11 Woods, Heather Yelle, Mrchael York, James York, Rod11ey

Camera Shy Freshme11

Carner, Karl C/mslensen, Mark Clark, Douglas Connett, fall/ Dnr>cnport, Sara Dednck, Patncta Dorself, Orlando Former, M eltssn Fox, Corl{ Gemnnd, Mrchclle Gladney, Marz•in Grady, feff Gray, Mnrcellos Grmtm, Thoma' Hay~, Mrchca/ Ingalls, Bnmt fefferson , Paula

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Ptclure 1; The Class nf 1987 and thctr 1st prize float 111 the Homccommg Parade.

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P1cture 1. R1ch Babey looks a little bll surprised! P1cture 2: Suz1e Malek m her average att~re for the school day. P1cture 3: Charlotte Pett1s seems to be very pleased w1th her test score. P1cture 4: Dan Grady is a man of many faces . P1cture 5: Donald S1ppel rehearses for the fall pial{ Picture 6: Tim Stewart concentrates on memonzmg the plays for the football game.

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Student Council The Student Council is composed of members from each of the four classes. They are elected by their peers in wards. The purpose of the Student Council is to represent the student body. They sponsor many events during the year such as The Spirit Event, activities at Homecoming, and the Vice-versa Dance. This year they were also involved with the organization of many other activities within the community as well as representing the student body at various functions. Bottom Row I to r: Pam Holman, Julie Neuses, Mary Beth Drener, Beca Tepper, Julre Oldham, Kris Leskis, Krm Hambrick, Kelly Allen, Patrrce McKrnley, Second Row: Chrrs Szymamak, Cathy M cKay, Cheryl Sheppel, Melrssa Farmer, Karen Osmond, Chrrs Corn, Janet Brckers, Mary Beth Murphy , Jennrfer Rust , Tammy McDanrel , Melrssa Thomas, Denise Leskis, Tlurd Row: Shad Crawford, Davrd Tepper, Brrdget McNamara , Erin Cook , Sharman Hagan, Kristrn Thomas , Elana Hassell, Earl Drckey, Bryan Cox, Top Row: Kevw Hawley , Byron Jones , Malikah Muhammed, Karen Espeseth, Kurt Davrs, Steve Morterrsen , Lrsa Alexander, Molly Slomger, Mrke McGurre. Prcture 1: Student Council Offrcers: Bottom Row Kurt Davrs, presrdent ; Second Row: Denrse Leskrs, vrce-presrdent ; Bryan Cox, treasurer; Top Row: MaryBeth Drener, recordrng secretary; Not Prctured: Karen Espeseth, correspondrng secretary.

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PICture 1: Student Council pres1dent, Kurt Dav1s, speaks at the school assembly. P1cture 2: Secretary, Mary Beth D1ener, and v1ce-pres1dent, Demse Leskls, lead the Monday mormng student council meetmg. P1cture 3: Student Council makes a deCisiOn on the upcommg VIceVersa dance dunng a meetmg. PICture 4: Student counCil sponsor, Mr. Bondurant, seems to be pleased w1th the meetmg.

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Interserve Interserve is an honorary service organization of twenty-five senior girls selected by the faculty of Centennial. Members assist at many school events as well as some community occasions. Major projects for the Interserve include-freshman orientation, Freshman Dance, Senior Skit and Chili Supper during Homecoming, and initiation of new members. Socially the In terserve conducts a progressive dinner, "Secret Santas," pancake breakfasts, and an overnight lock-in. Bottom Row L to R: Dzane Gallzvan, Denise Leskzs, Paula Rzggms, Gma Gannaway, Barbara Day, Cathy Thaw, Laura Morf, Przncy Uhf . 2nd Row: Angze West)ohn , Anne Gardner, Susan Hayes, Kristm Thomas, Beca Tepper, Mrs . Perry, advzsor. Jrd Row: Malzkah Muhammad, Julze Rosenbeck , Laura Punkay , Dawn Dohrman , Jeanne Lzddle. 4th Row: Karen Espeseth, Sally Cekander, Aprzl McConkze, Caprzce Banks. Pzcture 1: Freshmen are mzrror zmages of lnterserve members at thezr Freshman Dance four years ago. Pzcture 2: Knstm Thomas, Scott Frzsbee, wheels an accident prone Cathy Thaw, Brzan Mzller, to practzce durzng the lnterserve skzt . Pzcture 3: Karen Espeseth, Coach Hembrough, sparks team spmt before the Homecommg game.

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Interact

Interact is a school and community service organization sponsored by Rotary. International membership in the club is based on responsibility, achievement, and leadership. Interact co-sponsors the Freshman Dance and the Chili Supper. The group is responsible for one international relations project and one community service project each year. Bottom Row; L to R: Mr. Jenkrns, Joe W1sner, M1ke McGu1re, John Donahoe, Kevrn Hawley, Burl1e Caston, 2nd row: Andy Phillips, Enc Hoerner, Earl D1ckey, Bryan Cox, Steve Hepler, Damon Fa~rbanks, Jeff Lewis, top row: R1ck Gamnger, M1ke North, Roger McClendon, Scott Nagy, Rodney Stewart, Kyle Herges. Picture 1: Mrs. Perry, Mr. Jenkins, (sponsors of Interact and Interserve) and Mr. Dav1s discuss plans for the Chll1 Supper P1cture 2: L to R: Bryan Cox, and Apnl McConkie serve the ch1il at the Chili Supper

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Varsity Cheerleading

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Evoking spirit at Centennial are the Varsity Cheerleaders. These girls, who are picked in the spring of the previous school year, put in hours of practicing during the summer, and attend camp. They are the people responsible for cheering at games, making locker decorations, making banners for the cafeteria, and attending athletic banquets. They also take part in fund ra1s1ng activities. Mrs. McCormick was their sponsor. page 158: Pzcture 1; L to R: Marcia Scantlebury, Cmdy McCleary (captain), Karen Brown, Patrice McKinley, Molly Sloniger (co-captain) , Julze Oldham, and Andrea Wzllzams . Pzcture 2; Patrzce McKmley keeps the crowd gomg durmg a football game. Picture 3; The Varszty Cheerleaders look as though they are enjoymg the homecommg parade. Picture 4; Poszng for the camera Cheerleaders build a pyramzd.

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page 159: Picture 1; Standmg L to R: Marcia Scantlebury, Julze Oldham, bottom to top: Karen Brown, Patrice McKmley, Kelli Myler, 3rd row, Paula Riggins, Cmdy McCleary, Molly Slonzger, Top, Andrea Williams . Pzcture 2; Molly Slomger keeps the Charger spzrzt rolling.

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Junior Varsity Cheerleaders

This year the freshman and sophomore squads were combined for the first time to form the J.V. squad. They won a first, second and third place in three nights at cheerleading camp. The J.V. squad performed with the varsity squad at the homecoming half-time game. They practice very hard every morning at 7:00 a.m. to 8:15 a.m. They try out in the spring and begin practice in August for the upcoming school year. They sold candy bars to raise money for the group. Bottom Row I to r: Debb1e Palmisano, Tnc1a Peterson, Janet B1ckers, L1sa Holman. Top Row: Tanya Wllhams, Luanna Williams, Regma Williams, Holly Wattnem.

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Page 160; PICture 1Âˇ Debbre Palmisano and Luamra Willrams keep the sprrit gomg at the school assembly. Prcture 2: The f. V. cheerleaders practrce to perfect ron. Page 161; Prcture 1: Tnsha Peterson . !routs for a l'ICtory . Prcture 2: Luanna Wrl/rams and Le~/re Langley concentrate 011 therr cheer. Prcture 3: Varsity cheerleader Ke/11 Myler and f. V. cheerleader Lrsa Holman get the spmt gomg at the pep assembly. Prcture 4: The f. V. cheerleaders c/rmb to the top.

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Election Board The Election Board consists of five members from each class, who take the responsibility of conducting all school elections. They provide ballots and make sure all are collected and counted for so that all elections are fair and official. Bottom Row L to R: Kzm Hambnck, Melissa Farmer, Kns Leskzs, Fazth Henson. Second Row: Mrs. Seifert Sponsor, fame Calle, Shannon Hagan, Dawn Dohrman, Marcy Levy. Thzrd Row: Elana Hassell, Beca Swut, Paula Rzggms, Lzsa Cassel. Fourth Row: Lissy Thompson, Becky Wzsner, Patrzce McKznley. Top Row: Janet Bzckers, Jennifer Rust .

The Senior of the Month Committee consists of seniors and faculty at Centennial who help pick three students each month, who will be featured as outstanding in Athletics, Academics of Activities. Bottom Row: (Szttmg) Sarah Edmonds. Top Row L to R: Mr . Castul, Mr. Valentzne. Other members were not present for the pzcture.

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National Honor Society

Homecoming Bonfire, the only Homecoming event not charged for, is put on by N .H.S. members. They also hold an annual outing to Turkey Run State Park in Indiana every fall. Initiation into the society occurs in late April or early May. Another tradition for N.H.S. is a picnic before the end of the school year. Bottom Row L to R: Andy Phzllips, Jeanne Liddle, Sarah Edmonds, Ang1e West john, Mr. Lehman, sponsor. 2nd Row: Chns Bobak, Susan Hayes, Anne Gardner, Jenny Keller, Mary Jo Elam . 3rd Row: Enc Hoerner, Jenmfer Sechrist, Kevw Hawley , Julie Oldham , Mary Ann O 'Connell, Regg1e Nat1v1dad . 4th Row: Sean Cannaday, John Fraser, Demse Leskls, Knstm Thomas. 5th Row: John Hegarty, Chns Lee, Chns Pullen, Jay McManus . 6th Row: Enk Olsen, She/1a Woods, Ra c hel Lilly , Mary Wisnewski. P1cture 1: Anne Gardner I S lookmg for somethmg dunng the Natwnal Honor Society Turkey Run trip. P1cture 2: Mr . Lehman wat c hes as Angu Westjohn descends the ladder at Turkey Run . P1cture 3: Posmg for the camera are N .H .S. members Bottom Row: Mr. Lehman, sponsor, 2nd Row: Sheila Woods, 3rd Row: Chris Bouy, R1tva Opara . 4th Row: Jeanne Liddle, Anne Gardner, Kevm Hawley , Chn s Pullen, Chns Bobak, Ang1e West]Ohn.

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French Honor Society The French Honor Society is an organization established for high school students by The American Association of Teachers of French. The purpose of the organization is to reward high scholastic achievement and to create an enthusiasm for an understanding of the French culture. The French Honor Society has fund raising projects which keeps them busy. The new members are initiated in the spring of each year. Bottom Row; L to R: Chrrs Lee, Cathy Thow, Sharon Westjohn, Patneta Ransom, Kathy Bergstrom. Second Row: M1ss Lillie, sponsor, Karm Rett1g, Krrst1e Osmond, Amy Henson, Karen Qu111lan. Th1rd Row: Vw1an Bahadori, Debb1e Perkms, Jeanne Liddle, Suzanne Martm, Chrrs Brownmg.

The Spanish Honor Society consists of superior Spanish students who maintain acceptable grades and citizenship in all other classes. They must be continuing in the language when they are recommended by their current Spanish teacher. This year active members sold candy bars to raise money for activities and for the initiation next year. A formal initiation ceremony is held at the end of the school year for initiates. The Spanish Honor Society is not only to recognize high achievement in Spanish, but also to promote interest in the Spanish culture. The officers for this year were: Tammy McDaniel, secretary and treasurer, Niqui Beckrum, Vice-president, Molly Sloniger, President, and sponsor, Ms. Mott.

Bottom Row; L to R: Ang1e Weber, V1kk1 Nicholson, Dawn Freeman, D10ne Stoddard, Janet B1ckers, Julie Conlon, Matt Phli1ps, Mary Beth D1ener. Second Row: Shel~a Woods, Phil Nat1v1dad, Leanne McNamara , Rachel Lilly, Karen Landreth, Julie Oldham, Molly Slomger, Kell1 Myler, Gene K1m , M1ke Helm . Th1rd Row: Steve Wachola , Jetll MacDonald, Jenlllfer Hoffman, Knsty McKenzie, Carolyn Herron, N1q111 Beckrum , Marcy Leuy, L1sa Alexander, Ms. Moll. Top Row: Al1son Marlow, Chns Buoy, Jeff Hoffsmger, John Fraser, Suz1e Malek, J11n Creason, Clms Bobak, John McManus, Jeff Buoy.

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German Honor Society Delta Epsilon Phi honors those students who have maintained a high grade average in their German studies for three consecutive semesters at Centennial. In the spring of each school year the prospective members are honored at a formal initiation ceremony. At this ceremony they are recognized for their achievements. Bottom Row: Sarah Edmonds, Rob lrwm, Top Row: Ms. Stack.

The goals of PSP are to enhance minority students academic potential, to increase student participation in strong academic courses, and to broaden the student's awareness of career choices. Some of the ongoing activities of PSP include: Monthly career orientation meetings at the University of Illinois campus, academic contests and competitions and field trips to college campuses and indus trial sites.

Principal Scholars

Bottom Row; I to r: Tncza Ransom, Chauncey Hunter, Latonya Wzllzams, Brenda Terell, Shawn Carter, Ms. Fisher, Second Row: Fontella Nash, Theresa Brown, Eddze Redd, Kzm Wilson, Byron Jones, Thzrd Row: Nzchelle McCall , Debbze McCurry, Amy Hzcks, Pam Wzl/zams, Aaron Mznor, Fourth Row: Kzm Hambnck, Tonya Wzllzams, Marcza Scantlebury, Tammy Wz/son, Babette Brent, Fzfth Row: Denena Lee, Elana Hassell, Lee Davzs, Robert Rucker, Szxth Row: Oyatta Vanny, Babette Brown, Mzchelle Broadway, Szrezna Lyles, Aran West, Ron Ward, Seventh Row: Desiree Myers, Malzkah Muhammad, Capnce Banks, Meluzn Blackmon, Sonya Trent, Tzffany Trent, Angze Slaughter, Ezghth Row: Courtney Walker, Darron Smzth, Ron Nesbzt, Tony Harrzngton, Darryl Lee, Nrnth Row: Roger McClendon , Darron Barnes, f.R. Hughley, Delmar Rhodes, Rodney Stewart, Keuzn Malone .

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The March ing Chargers went to thre e marching competi ti ons th is year and won several awards. At the Danville Competition they won a second p l ace troph y, and at the Dwight Harvest Da ys competition they received four first place trophies, but their big accomplishment was fin ishing 5th out of 14th at the Illini Festival. Besides these competitions the March i ng Chargers provide spectacular halftime shows and music for the pep rallies, and they also performed at the Middle Schools and Elementary Schools.

Pzcture 1: Cheryl Mendzth and Barbara Day look proud to be 1983- 1984 Drum Majors.

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Front Row L to R; Rachel Lzlly, Tom Plullzps, Ellen Banks, Holly Wattnem, Malihah Muhammad, Sharon WeSIJohn , Janet Sa/m , Kathy Bergstrom . Second Row L to R: Tncza Ranson, Jay M cManus, Bern Meyer, Stacz Bnggs, Shellz Beckrum, Andrea Bazley, Shelza Woods, Shannon Bue s, Fazth Henson , Anne Plullzps, Kelly McManus, Joe Marcus, Venessa Scott . Tlurd Row L to R: Cathy McKay, Jzm Anderson, Anne McCulley , Usa Staples, Shelly Gnffet, Van Ewmg, Christz Cornell, Bob Peterson, Shezla Farrell, Nzco/a Carstedt , John Hoffmez ster, Barbara Day , Ann Wrzght , Erz c Kaelzn , Mzke Healea, Gaz/ Fnt s, John Troiano, John Laurent, Jeff Kmg, Jack Forsell, Ron Wnght , Jeff Peterson, Enc Hoerner. Fourth Row L to R: Bob Cicone, Heather Woods, Cheryl Merzedth , Mzchelle Saathoff, Tammy Abraham, Angze Jones, Crystal Coleman, Davzd Tepper, Anne Ellzot , Jody Januson , Mary Anne O'Connell, Tamz Peete, Chris Pullen, Sarah Conley, Kari Rettzg, Rob Irwm , Karl Hardesty, Todd Boehm, Stacy Helm , Liz Ottney, Greg Buchanan, Bert Badertscher, Steve Sherwood, Aaron Sawdey, Tony Bamert, Kevm Merrifzeld, Rzck Gannger. Back Row L to R: Debbze Perkms, Angze Westjohn , Cheryl Scheppel, George Buchanan, Son1a Trent , Rhonda Pillman, Zach Hollar, Dave Mayes, Enk Olsen, Jeff Johnson, Marcy Levy , Mr . Mahoney , Kevzn O ' Donnel, Steve Goyette, Enc Boehm, Dan Goyette, Jenny DaVIs, Wzll Barker, Geoff Burch, Bzll Knowles, Mark Black, Jzm Creason .

Flag Corps

This years Flag Corps started the season with a week long camp here at school prior to the two week camps with the full band. They participated in the band at football games, parades and competitions. They also performed at pep assemblies, basketball games. Front Row; L to R: Amy Reynolds, Susan Hayes, Rhonda Valentine, Debbie Wheately, Kelly Thompson. Second Row; L to R: Julie Rosenbeck, Kem Brown, Julie Johnson, Fatth Henson . Third Row; L to R; Stephanie Eschleman, Melmda Dale, Bobb1 Redman, MIchelle Reed, Tasha Walker. Top Row; L to R: Beth Sephen, StaCia Pyle, Laura Brunkow. Pteture 1: Flag Corps performs their routine at the Homecommg Assembly. Picture 2; Julie Rosenbeck takes a break after workmg hard on a routme.

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Many changes have been made for the 1983-84 Lancers. They have a new sponsor as well as reducing their squad to twelve girls and two alternates. The Lancers are a part of the Marching Band. They drilled and practiced two hours daily with the band. The Lancers went to competition with the band and as a squad themselves. The spirit for Centennial has improved amongst the squad members and they look forward to working even harder next year. Page 168; P1cture 1: Bottom Row L to R: Fontella Nash, Debb1e P1erce, Pam W1lilams, Ang1e Webber, Karen Landreth. 2nd Row: Gma Gannaway, N1qU1 Becrum, Donnelle Dole, Elana Hassell, captam. 3rd Row: Tammy W1lson, Chris Bobak, Capr~ce Banks, captain, Mrs. Tate, sponsor. Page 168; P1cture 2: Waitmg attent1vely for the mus1c to start dunng pract1ce IS Debb1e P1erce. Page 168; P1cture 3: N1qU1 Beckrum pract1ces to perfectwn. Page 169; P1cture 1: Lancer Ang1e McChesney puts her best foot forward. Page 169; P1cture 2: Donnelle Testory gets mto the routme. Page 169; P1cture 3: Lancers tw1st to the beat at the football assembly.

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Tutors Society The Tutors Society was started at Centennial during the Fall '83 by students interested in helping others with their classes. This year, tutors were offering their services in a wide variety of subject areas. The most popular were math, history and foreign languages. The students believe that tutoring is beneficial for others as well as for themselves. The tutors enjoy sharing their knowledge, experiences and study skills/habits with their peers. In addition, they have become more competent in the subjects they tutor. The group has gotten off to a good start. In order to continue we will need well-qualified students each year who are willing to share their expertise with others. Bottom Row L to R: Chrzs Kelly, Lisa Kelly, Rhonda P1ttman. Second Row: M s. F1sher Sponsor, Jennifer MacDonald, Debb1e Perkins, Kristm Thomas, Sonya Trent , Top Row: Shannon Hagan, Beth Sch1mmel, Christine Cornell, Karin Rettig, S/re/11 Beckrum.

The Speech Club participated in tournaments from November to February . Members competed in individual categories to determine the team's overall tournament rankings while striving to demonstrate a wide variety of communicative skills. Bottom to top: Tammy Steen, Josephine Moncnef, K1m Hambn ck, Mary Fella, Mr. Smlfh, Coach.

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Centinal Staff The Centinal, with a basic staff of ten students and almost forty reporters throughout the school, published eight issues this year. A very energetic staff gained valuable experience in the arts of photography, journalism, typesetting, pasting up and laying out the newspaper. The staff continued to mail issues to the parents as well as to local senior citizens' groups. They also exchanged newspapers with area high schools. All in all, the Centinal enjoyed reporting student accomplishments, honors, and the events that took place during the year. Bottom Row L to R: Bryan Cox, f.R. Hug/riel{, Ned Mochel ( edttor), Scott Mortmsen, Geoff Burclt. 2nd Row: Mrs. Hembrouglr, sponsor, Lau ra Mayhall, Manssa Dtener, Lmda Andrews, Clmstme Kelly, Joe Wis11er (edttor). 3rd Row: Kathy Bergstrom, Deborah Frank, Laune McCabe, Merrtamte Brent, Knstt Osmond. 4th Row: MtHee K1111, Joseplr111e Moncnef, Julte Vogel, Karen Osmond. Stir Row: Becka Sweet, Jenmfer HoffmaiJ, Ltsa Kelly, Mtclrae/ Gemand, Leanne McNamama. 6th Row: Kurt Saban, Wtll Barker, Jay McManus, Cltarlel{ Sikora. 7th Row: Kevm McGu1111S, Krist111 Thomas, Mtclrelle Me Col{, Joe Mulclralrel{, Greg Momgold.

At the end of each month, the members of TNT, the school's literary magazine, meet to judge any original poems or short stories submitted by Centennial students. The winning entries and other selected works are then published in a magazine at the end of the school year and sold by the club. Bottom Row L to RÂˇ Jemufer MacDonald, Vtvian Balradori, edttors. 2nd Row: Elle11 Blaltkenslup, Lynn Mulenlraupt, Wendy Maxwell, Rhonda Ptllman 3rd RowÂˇ Jenmfer Hoffman, Leanne McNamara, Karen Landreth. 4th Row: Ltsa Alexa1tder, Knsttn Thomas, Atmee McG111re, SltannOit Hagan, Stir Row: Debbte Perkms, Clrns Bobak

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Future Secretaries Association The Future Secretaries is an organization offering students who are interested in secretarial work the opportunity to learn about the different careers in this field. They get the chance to listen to speakers in related careers and find out the qualifications needed to pursue their goal in the working world. Bottom L to R: Laura Punkay, Sandra Janowski, Becky Wzsner, Shezla Woods, Janet Lang 2nd Row: Dawn Dohrman, Nahzla Dupey, Stephame Warmoth, Kal!e Bradley, Shelly Sphar, Mamanne fanmm, Top Row: Anne McCuley, Paula Rzggms, Kay Weber, Barbara Day, Chris Nonatague, Amta Mullens, Page Cook, Mrs. Whzte.

The Computer Club is made up of interested students desiring to further their knowledge of computer programming by learning additional languages, or more advanced techniques in a language previous! y learned. Students also participate in contests. This year at Eastern Illinois University, Charleston. Matt Phillips won "The Judges Favorite" trophy a top honor award. Bottom Row: Troy Eichelberger, Ken Davzs, Enk Mueller, Jon Bnstow, Kevm Mcgmms, fohn Donahoe, Top Row: Sarah Edmonds, Mzke McGuzre, Knstm Thomas, Andy Phzllzps, Dana Evans.

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Half Nelsons

The Half Nelsons is a group of girls who support and help the Centennial Wrestling Team. They attend wrestling meets, keep score and statistics for the team. They add to team support by making

locker decorations and banners for the halls. The girls have a selling project every year and at the end of the season they help with the wrestling banquet.

Bottom Row: Thoom Miller, Susan Buker, Beth Benson, Robrn Killran, Amy Beranek, Dana Mergenthaler, Anne Gardner, Sheila Woods, Shannon Bues, Heather Woods, 2nd Row: Becky Arseneau, Stephanie Eshelman, Heather McGow, Pam Holman, Paula McKmney, Michelle Mrttleman , Stephanie Warmoth , Jeni McDonald, Tony Kistler, Tasha Walker, 3rd Row: Kelly

Weatherall, Julie Vogel, Mihre Krm, Renee Bourgois, Colleen Conlon, Melrssa Bowman, Chrrsty Cornell, Hoa Luu, Tricia Lewrs, Mrs. Walker, sponsor, 4th Row: Mary Hardrmon , Carolyn Werdner, Susre Craig, Cathy Clark, Lon Dalzell, Malikah Muhammad, Kara Powell, Shannon Peters, Beth Sutphen, Usa Cassel .

Centennial Guard

Conducting the Charger's home swim meets is the main function of the Centennial Guard. Members serve as timers and scorers for both the boys' and girls' teams.

Bottom Row: Rachel Medjesky, Karen Osmond, Princy Uhl, Diane Gallivan, Ellen Blankenship, Darcy Ruggles, 2nd Row: Coach Frederrcks, Lrsa Cassel, Connie Mulcahey, Sonja Trent, Tiffany Trent, Marla Gilkison, Rhonda

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Chamber Choir

Chamber Choir consists of sophomores, juniors, and seniors who audition in order to be part of the Chamber Choir. The choir continues developing individual skills and group skills that they began in Treble Choir. Performances in a group situation is stressed as one of the major goals of the Chamber Choir.

Front Row; L to R: Rhonda Pittman, Debbie Wheatley, Cathy Monogue, Jason Chicoine, Joe Zemlm, Shad Crawford, Carmen Williams, Luanna Williams, Andres Williams, Dayna Merganthaler, Mrs. Willzams. Second Row; L to R: fame Calle, Marcy Hoerman , Danelle Testory, Keith Stalvey, Brzan Waldrop, Lee Davis, Renee Bourgozs, Adelzta Martmex, Janet Sa/m . Thzrd Row; L tp R: Kathy Howell, Chrzs Brush , Donna Grady, Mzchelle Grondin, Randy McDamel, Erzck Outcalt, Karyn Lawhord, Ellen Blankenshzp, Kathy Clark, Nikkt Medjesky . Top Row; L to R: Debbie Perkms, Darcy Ruggles, Jam Connett, Tma Horath, Allan Horath, Eugene Mochel, Doug Leonard, Carolyn Herron, Rztwa Opara, Sharon Caldwell, Kristy McKmzze, Niquz Beckrum. Picture 1: Chamber Choir performs one of their many songs at the Varszty Show.

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Treble Choir Treble Choir is open to students at Centennial with unchanged voices who are interested in learning more about singing in a choir. Choir members have the opportunity to perform many different styles of music. Bottom Row; L to R: Beth Schzmmel, Heather Rzgg, Tracy Drennan, Becky Smzth, Laura Wise, MzHee Kzm, Mrs. Wzllzams. Second Row: Martha Wzlkmson, Julta Henson, Hoa Luu, Tina Todd, Karen Osmond, Ltsa Cassel. Top Row: Melmda Day, Kristy Rotzoll, Lisa Waldrop, Ann Kraatz, Vzckze Stublefield, Tern Wade, Nzchole Coyle.

Swing Choir is composed of chosen sophomores, juniors, and seniors, who have auditioned. In addition to continued development of singing skills and group performances, Swing Choir stresses the use of choreography to enhance a musical performance. Bottom Row; I to r: Beca Tepper, Tim Shaw, Joe Zemlzn, Don Szppel, Tzm Letsch, Tammy McDamel, Mrs. Wzllzams. Second Row: Nzquz Beckrum, Krzstze Osmond, Jeanne Lzddle, Aprzl McConkze, Kelly Grant. Top Row: Allan Tauber, Jeff M cCartney, Mz chael McGuzre, Davzd Sherwood, Elana Hassell, Krzstze M cKmzze, Krzstm Tlzomas, Angze Weber.

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Business Associates The purpose of the Business associates is to further educational and social experiences with business. They meet twice a month, and anyone interested in business may join. The Business Associates have guest speakers during meetings. This year they sold mugs, sponsored the Valentine's dance, and went on a spring trip. The Business Associates run the pen, pencil, and paper dispensers which can be used any time during school.

Cosmetology

Bottom Row; I to rÂˇ Jem Macdonald, Kathy Johnson, Grant S/omger, /lm Kmoch, Kevm McG111111S, Dana Evens, John Hansen, Dav1d Torrens. 2nd Row: Mr. Boyd, Troy Rogers, Susan Tromley, Kathy Wright , Jeff Lewis, Kurt DaVIS, fun Romero, Becca Tepper, De1use Leskls, Toby Herges, 3rd Row: Kel/1 Myler, Gina Ga111zaway, Julie Conlon, Ke1th Stamper, Debbie Frank, Anne Gardner, Kevm Hawley, Bryon Jones, Laura Bnwkow 4th Row: Hezdz Kaelin, Amv Henson , Jenz Rust , Eren Cook, Kal/1 Kylaka/lzo, Molly Slo111ger, Ken Davzs, Ellen Blankenslup, Clms Szymamak, 5th row: Shannon Buese, Susan Haves, Christ1e Furia, Benny Baker, Marc Vaughn, Kzrk Redfern, Shannon Hagan, Rob Semarad, Shel1a Woods, fohn Mulcahey, fop row; Karen Johnson , Lzssy Thompson, Jeanne L1dd/e, Todd Yaxley, Steve Klaus, fohn Donahoe, Harold Holzer, Mark Keller, Rodney Stewart, Cathy Poulson, Ang1e WesfJOhn, M1ke Dedm.

Cosmetology students enter the Cosmetology program in the fall of their junior or senior year. The students attend classes one half of the day at Centennial and the other half of the day at the Beau-Monde School of Beauty Culture. The Cosmetology Program provides 1500 hours of instruction and practical training when the 1500 hours are completed successfully they are then qualified to take the state Board licensing exam. Bottom Mrs. E1chelberger, 2nd row I to r: Darlene Lane, Marla Heath , Chnstz Payton, Kam Lemmon, L1sa Barger, Kathy Onstad, 3rd row: Ros1fa M1ller.

Art Club The Art Club has meetings after school to work with art materials that are of interest to the group. The Art Club made clay ornaments for the Christmas season. They also were involved in money making projects. For one project they sold Chief IliniWek posters. The sponsor for the Art Club is Mrs. Decardy. Bottom Row L to R: Regrna Washington, R1twa Opara, Al1cia Henry, R1ck Sm1th, Top Row: Julie Willms , M1 Hee K1m , Tasha Walker, Dean St1ener.

Afro-American Club The purpose of the Afro-American Club is to promote human relations and Afro-American Culture within the school. Projects sponsored by the Club include a) observance of Black History month, b) Thanksgiving food diner, c) Martin Luther King Scholarship Awards. Bottom Row L to R: Tanya Harns , K1m Hambnck, Brenda Terrell, Usa Pelmore, Mama Scantlebury, Andrea Wlil1ams, Luanna Will1ams, Darryl Barbee, 2nd Row: Tracy Chaney, MIchelle McCall, Tammy Wilson , Oyatta Hanny, Ros1ta M1ller, Deneda Lee, Yvette Conerly, Johnny Slaughter, Elana Hassell, Mrs. Casey, sponsor. 3rd Row Tiffany Trent , Ang1e Slaughter, Courtney Walker , Mailkah Muhammad, Cynthw McCleary, Sonya Trent , Des~ree Myers.

Thespians The Thespian Troup #1043 at Centennial is a member of the International Thespian Society which is a honorary drama organization with chapters in every free country in the world. In order to become a thespian one must earn 10 points of on and off stage activity. The Thespian Playmakers present 3 productions each year; Fall Play, Spectrum and the Soring Musical. Bottom Row, L to R: Mzssy Rosenbaum, Tim Leisch, Jason Chzcozne, Don Szppel, Joe Zemlin, Kristy McKinzze, Melissa Thomas, Kristzn Thom as, Lies/ LaDuke, Rhonda Pittman. Second Row: Chris Buttimer, Kelly Grant, Cathy Thow, Kathy Bergstrom, Tammy McDame/, Jeanne Lzddle, Reggze Natzvzdad, Jzm Lafray, Paul Morf. Top Row: Mr. Page, Mzke McGuzre, Allan Tauber, Rob lrwzn, Jeff Leasure, Geoff Burch , Jeff Maxwell, Keith Manley, Jay McManus, Heather MacDonald, Erzck Outcalt, Mrs. Henkel. Not Pictured: Sarah Edmonds, Robzn Hzcks, Jem MacDonald, Jeff McCartney, Ned Mochel, Nzna Moll, Lynn Muh/enhaupt, Beca Tepper, Nikkz Medjesky .

This program is designed for anyone interested in working office positions and business fields. Students are enrolled in classes where the major goal is to develop enthusiasm and a positive attitude towards office occupations. Bottom Row L to R: Laura Punkay, Sandy Janowski, Becky Wzsner, She/za Woods, Janet Lange; Second Row: Dawn Dohrman, Na]la Dupuy, Stepahanie Warmoth, Katze Bradley, Shelly Sphare, Mamanne Nzamnm. Top Row: Ann McCulley, Paula Riggzns, Kay Weber, Barbara Day, Chris Montague, Amta Mullzns, Page Cook, Mrs. Whzte Âˇ Sponsor.

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Junior and Senior Leaders All sophomores interested in pursuing the Junior leadership program must file an application. On the basis of recommendations from the physical education staff and information on their applications, candidates are selected. After selection all of the candidates are placed in the same physical education leader class. Bottom Row (I to r): Molly Slomger, Kns Leskls, Marme N1cholas, Julie Oldham. Second Row: Jlil Ward, Kathy Corum, K1m Hambnck. Th1rd Row: Jenmfer MacDonald, Cheryl Mendeth , Tammy Mathes, Rhonda P1ttman.

After the Junior year, those students showing the ability to accept the responsibilities required of a senior leader are assigned to the activities where their assistance will be of the greatest benefit. The senior leader is to stimulate interest, be ingenious, and motivate the students. Bottom Row L to R: June Harshbarger, Amy Merz, Anne Gardner, Laune Widner. Second Row: Julie Rosenbeck , Rob111 Hicks, Nikki Mejesky, N111a Moll , Kns/111 Thomas. Th1rd Row: Laura Brunkow, Chris Buttimer, Chns Szymaniak, Heather MacDonald.

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Cooperative Career Education Students involved in Cooperative Career Education spend part of their day at school and the other part a training station at a business. To earn credit in Cooperative Career Education one must complete requirements for the class attended and the on-the-job training. Bottom Row L to R: M1ke Mulhenhaupt , Laune W1dner, W. Enc Thompson, Sarah Brother, Mrs. Eichelberger , sponsor . 2nd Row : S. M1ke Marshky, Annette Pans. 3rd Row: Tom Boyd, Paul Petnllo, Cass1e Fondren , TraCie Rowe. 4th Row: Alan Knell, Tim McFall, Ron Roseman, Brad Taylor, Kns Hartman

Cooperative Work Training students gain experience and training while exploring careers possibilities. They learn basic skills related to the world of work. Bottom Row L to R: Mrs . Jobnson, sponsor, K1m R1chardson, Tammy Boyd. 2nd Row: T1m Oare, Ken Burden, Bnan Beck.

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R.E.A.C.H R.E.A.C.H peer counseling is in its second year at Centennial. The program is designed to provide students with counselors their own age to talk to about problems on their mind . Twenty-one students have been trained to listen carefully and to help with problem solving. Confidentiality is always stressed. Bottom Row: Karm Rettmg, June Hashbarger, Marcy Levy, V1ck1 Nicholson, Jo Pauley, coSponsor, soc1al worker (mtern) . 2nd Row: Chns Keller , Dave Remmert , Tate Merten , Jean Kadansky, Mrs. R. F1sher, sponsor, school soc1al worker . 3rd Row : Deborah Frank, Julie Rosenbeck, A nne Gardner, Sarah Edmonds , Sue/len Scoby, Steve Hepler, M1ke North .

The Polar Club is for anyone interested in running during the winter months. The club mainly consists of Cross-Country and Track runners who want to stay in shape in the off season. Bottom Row: Grant Slomger, Kevm McGmms, J1m Kmoch, Dana Evans. 2nd Row: Mark Warfield, Mark Keller, Dav1d Ault, Dave Remmert . 3rd Row: Jow W1sner, Earl D1ckey, Bryan Cox, Andy Worthmgton, Andy Phillips.

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Centurian Staff

The Centurian Staff is composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors, who put together the yearbook. They apply for positions in the spring. Members take Yearbook Lab as a class, in which they learn how to prepare layouts and write copy. They also spend many hours out of class in order to meet deadlines and put together a successful yearbook. Bottom: L to R: Theodore Kamis, Michael Muhlenhaupt, Steve Mortensen, Bryan Cox. Second Row: Debbu Frank, Ellen Blankenship, Catherzne Minogue, Julre Conlon, Diane Gallrvan, Julre Oldham. Top Row: Cathe Paulson, Karen Espeseth, Demse Leskis, Mary Beth Murphy.

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4 Page 182; P1cture 1: L to R: Julie Conlon, and Cathe Poulson work hard to meet the1r dead/me. P1cture 2: Julie Conlon, Mary Murphy and D1ane Gallivan seem to tlunk somethmg IS very strange m the class room. Page 183; P1cture 1: The yearbook staff at work. P1cture 2; Steve Mortensen thmks Ius typmg is very funny. P1cture 3; Cathe Poulson listens carefully as Ms. Engelhaupt talks to the class. P1cture 4; L to R: Cathi Poulson, Debb1e Frank, Karen Espeseth and Demse Leskis sure are enjoymg the1r pizza.

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Activities Reflect Involvement of Centennial Organizations

Organizations are an active part of Centennial. Many hold annual activities which will inspire memories in years to come as one reflects back on times at C.H.S. The pictures on these two pages are images of those memories.

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Mr. Jolt11 C. Thomure

Mr. Don G. Overton

Dr. £/doll L. GlciC!tmall

Board of Education and Administration Picture 1: Dr. Eldon L. Gleichman, Superintendent of Schools. Picture 2: Mr. John C. Thomure, Director of Curnculum. P1cture 3: Mr. Don G. Overton, Actmg Busmess Manager . P1cture 4: Mr. Robert L. Moore, D~rector of Staff-Pupil Personnel. P1cture 5: Mr. Henry Barnard, JR., Assistant Supermtendent of Schools. P1cture 6: The Board of Education of Umt 4 1s legally responsible for settmg policy and goals for the d1stnct . They represent one of the few elected groups wh1ch serve without any salary. Front row from left to nght : Carol L. Schumacher, V1ce Pres1dent; James £. Taylor, Sondra G. Libman. Back row: Joseph W. Stucki, Pres1dent; fohn W. Goldens/em, DaUJd f. Wil liams, Secretary; Rev. Phillip L. Wnght.

Mr. Robert L. Moore

Mr He11ry Barnard

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AcademiCS

Centennial Administration

Mr. Wlilwm Freeman, Assistant PnnCipal.

Mr. Randal Rose, Dean of Students

The success of a school is reflected in the dedication of its leadership. Mr. Al Davis, Principal, leads Centennial with the constant goal of excellence in mind. He is capably assisted b y Mr. W illiam Freeman, Assistant Principal; Mr. Randal Rose and Mr s. N i col e Storch, Deans of Students.

Mrs. NICole Storch, Dean of Students

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Educational Service Personnel

Educational Service Personnel are crucial in the reflection of what an excellent educational setting is all about. Our food services, custodial, and secretarial staffs all make up this group. Picture 1: Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Griffet, Attendance office secretaries. Picture 2: Top to bottom : Mrs . Seiger and Mrs. Reed, Library. Picture 3: Mrs. Talbott, Mrs. Tate, Main office secretaries, and Mrs. Summers, Office manager. Picture 4: Mrs. Follmer, Counseling office secretary. Picture 5: Custodians, top row, left to right : Charlie Caston, Glen Heer, William Wetmore. Bottom row: David Lantz, Eric Fraker, Terrance Jones, Andy McCulley. Picture 6: Cafeteria, top row, left to right: Rosie Crook, Gerry Harris, Mary Norwood, Ursula Carson, Mary Calentine . Bottom row : Darlene Gawthorp, Charlease Williams, Dorothy Wires, Martha Kappes, Betty Nale.

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Centennial Faculty Picture 1: A. Boehm-B. Ed. at Western Illinois University, M. Ed. and Advanced Certificate at University of Illinois. Picture 2: E. BonDurant-B.S. and M. Ed. at University of Illinois. Picture 3: W. Borror-B.S. and M.S. at Illinois State University, Advanced Certificate at University of Illinois. Picture 4: T. Boyd-B.B.A. at Southwest Texas State University, M.S. at Millikin University. Picture 5: N. Brown-B.S. at Southern Illinois University, M.S. at University of Illinois. Picture 6: M. Carr-B.S. and M.A. at University of Illinois. Picture 7: C. Carrodine-B.S. at Western Illinois University. Picture 8: H. Casey-B.S. at Lane College M. Ed. at University of Illinois. Picture 9: Students pay close attention as Ms. Larosa explains a problem on the board.

A. Boehm

ÂŁ. BonDuraut

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Borror

T. Boyd

6 M. Carr

5 N. Browu

C. Carrodme

H. Carsey

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D. Castet'i

Picture 1 : D . Casteel-B .S . at University of Illinois , M.S . at Western Illinois University. Picture 2: R. Davenport-B.Ed. at Eastern Illinois University, M.Ed. at University of Illinois. Picture 3: A. Davis-B.S. and M .S. and Advanced Certificate at University of Illinois. Picture 4: M . Decardy-B.F.A. and M.A. at University of Illinois. Picture 5: M. Eaton-B.S. and M .S. at University of Illinois. Picture 6: L.J . Eichelberger-B.S ., M .S., and Advanced Certificate at University of Illinois. Picture 7: E. Engelhaupt-B.S. at Northern Illinois University, M.A. at University of Colorado. Picture 8: T. Fairchild-B.$. at Illinois State University , M .S . at University of Illinois. Picture 9 : R. Fisher-B .A. and M.S.W. at University of California. Picture 10 : Mr . Globe enjoys watching his civics class.

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M. Eaton

M. Decardy

E. E11gelhaupt

T. Fmrc/uld

3 A. DaVIS

R. Dallellport

6 L.f. Eichelberger

9 R. F1sher

T. Fzslr er

E. Fredericks

W. Freeman

D. Garrett

R. Globe

J. Hazzman

R. Hardzn

Picture 1: T. Fisher-B.A. and M.A. at University of Illinois. Picture 2: E. Fredericks-B.S. and M .S . at Central Missouri State University. Picture 3 : W. Freeman-B .S . at Greenville College , M .Ed .Ad . at University of Illinois. Picture 4: D. Garrett-B.S. and M .S. at Illinois State University, Advanced Certificate at University of Illinois. Picture 5: R. Globe-B.S. and M.S. at Illinois State University , Advanced Certificate at University of Illinois. Picture 6 : S. Goudie- B.S . at Eastern Illinois University, M.A. at University of Illinois. Picture 7 : J. Haizman-B .S.E. at Northern Illinois University. Picture 8: R. Hardin-B.S. at Illinois State University, M.S. and Advanced Certificate at University of Illinois. Picture 9: R. Hays-B.A. and M.A. at DePaul University. Zeme Degree at University DeTrenoble. Picture 10: Mr. Spoonamore shows his chemistry class why the use of scientific notation is easier than counting on one's fingers . Picture 11: Mrs . WilliafllS shares her musical talents with the students.

6 S. Goudze

8 R. Hays

10 11

Picture 1: Mr. Wiseman returns tests to his students. Picture 2: G. Hembrough-B.S. and M.S. at University of Illinois. Picture 3: Ge. Hembrough-B.B. and M.S. Ed at University of Illinois. Picture 4: S. Jenkins-B.A. at DePauw University, M. Ed. at University of Illinois. Picture 5: F. Johnson-B.S. and M. Ed. at University fof Illinois. Picture 6: R. Jones-B.S. and M.S. at Southern Illinois University. Picture 7: J. Kiger-B.S. and M.S. at Illinois State University. Picture 8: Mr. Garrett takes time to explain a problem to a student.

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5 F. fohllsOII

R. /OIICS

5. fcllkllls

f. Kiger

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P. Kohler

E. Kmoch

R. Langs1oen

W. Lehman

f. LaRosa

C. Lll tle

L. Lang

6 A. Robert s

Picture 1: E. Kmoch-B.A. at North Central College, M.S.T. at Illinois Wesleyan University , M.Ed . at University of Illinois Picture 2: P. Kohler-B.S.Ed. and M .S. at Illinois State University Picture 3: L. Lang- B.A . at University of North Colorado, M.A. at University of Illinois. Picture 4 : R. Langsjoen-B.A. at Gustavus Adolphus College, M.Ed. at University of Illinois Picture 5: J. LaRosa-B.A . at University of Missouri, M . Secondary Ed. at University of Illinois Picture 6: A.L. Roberts-B.S. Ed. at Eastern Illinois University, M .S. at University of Illinois Picture 7: W. Lehman-B.A., B.S., and M .S.Ed. at University of Missouri. Picture 8: C. Little-B.S. in Ed. at Western Illinois University, Master in French , at Illinois State University, M .E. University of Illino is Picture 9: Mrs. White emphasizes that, in her class, "learning is doing, not goofing off!"

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f. Macek

Picture 1: J. Macek-B.S.Ed. at Illinois State University Picture 2: J. Mahoney-B .M .Ed. and M .M.Ed. at University of Illinois Picture 3: B. McCormick-B.A. at Elmhurst College , M .A .T . at University of Illinois M.A. at Roosevelt University Picture 4: J. McGuire-B.S., M .S., and M .S.Ed . at Illinois State University Picture 5: M . Mills-B.A. at Purdue University, M .S. at Northern Illinois University Picture 6 : D . Mosher-B.A. at University of Nebraska, M .S. at Northern Illinois University. Picture 7: C. Mott-B.A. and M .A. at University of Illinois Picture 8 : R. Nelson-B .A . at Midland College , M .A . at University of Illinois Picture 9: J. Nolen-B.A . and M .A. at Baylor University Picture 10: Students listen attentively as Mr. Borror explains a finer point of photography.

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McGu ~re

B. McCorm1ck

M . Mills

D. Mosher

7 C. Mo ll

f. Mahoney

R. Nelson

f. Nolen

2 K. Page

R. P1 t tman

f. Roberts

R. Rose

3 L. Palmer

5 L.O. Romero

B. Rowe

Picture 1: Ms. Langsjoen watches her students working hard. Picture 2: K. Page-B.A. and M .A. at University of Illinois Picture 3 : L . Palmer-B.A . at University of Pittsburgh, M .S. at University of Illinois. Picture 4 : R . Pittman-B.S . at McPherson College, M . Ed . at University of Illinois Picture 5: J. Roberts-B.A. at North Park College, M .Ed. at University of Illinois Picture 6 : L.O . Romero-B .A . at Quincy College , M.A . at Illinois State University , M .S. L .S . at University of Illinois Picture 7: R. Rose-B.A. Eastern Illinois University. Picture 8 : B. Rowe-R .S. Ed ., M .S.Ed. at Illinois State University. Picture 9: P. Rushing-B.S. at Illinois State University M .A . at University of Illinois

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Picture 1: Mr. Hays concentrates on his Spanish. Picture 2 : J. Seifert-B .B.A . at University of Wisconsin, M.Ed. at University of Illinois Picture 3 : R . Sexton-B .A. and M.A. at Bradley University Picture 4: M. Sierra-Perry-B.S. at Illinois State University, M.S.Ed. at University of Illinois Picture 5: M . Sinder-B .A . and M .Ed. at University of Illinois Picture 6: L. Skizas-B.S., M.Ed. at U ni versi ty of Illinois, Advanced Certificate Picture 7: P. Smith-B.S.Ed. at Illinois State University Picture 8: D. Speer-B.S., M .Ed. and Advanced Certificate at University of Illinois Picture 9: J. Spoonamore-B.S. at Eastern Illinois University M.S. at University of Illinois Picture 10: C. Stack-B.A . at University of Illinois, M .S. at University of Illinois Picture 11: N. Storch-B.A. Queen College

J. Serfert

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f. Spoollamorc

P. Smrth

L. Ski:as

10 C. Stack

5 M. Smder

D. Speer

M. Srerra-Perry

R. Sexto11

N. Storch

M . Tat e

5 B. Whil e

B. Wilson

J. Tomlm so11

Picture 1: Mrs . Hembrough pigs out on a doughnut. Picture 2: M . Tate-B.S. at Eastern Illinois University Picture 3: J. Tomlinson-B.S. at Arkansas State University , M .S ., E.D.S. and Advanced Certificate at Eastern Illinois University Picture 4: G. Valentine-B.A. and M.A. at University of Illinois Picture 5: B. White-B.S . at Western Illinois University, M .Ed. at University of Illinois Picture 6: C. Williams-B.M .Ed. at Illinois Wesleyan University, M.S . at University of Illinois Picture 7: P. Williams, Jr.-B.S. at Indiana State University Picture 8: B. Wilson-B.S.Ed. and M .S.Ed. at Illinois State University Picture 9: R. Wilson-B.S.Ed. and M.S.Ed. at Illinois State University Picture 10: G. Wiseman-B.S. and M.S. at Indiana State University Picture 11: M . Woods- B.S .Ed ., M .A., Doctor of Ed. at University of Illinois

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6 P. Wtll ram s

C. Wllltam s

9 R. Wilson

G Wt scman

M. Woods

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A Abraham, Tamara 143,166 Ackerman, Margaret 64,143 Adams, Kevin 88 Adams, Scott 120 Adcock, Andrea 120 Adkins, Lisa 50,131 Akins, Kevin Albert, John 131 Alexander, Lisa 52,76,120,154,164, 171 Algee, Arena 143 Allen, Coshone 120 Allen, Demetriu 53,88 Allen, Kelly 143,154 Allen, Richard Alvis, Eric 143 Anderson, David 143 Anderson, Brad 75 Anderson, James 131,166 Anderson, Michele 131 Andrews, Linda 88,171 Arbuckle, Sheila 131 Arie, Sean 143 Armstrong, Richard 120 Arseneau, Becky 50,131 Arvola, Kristine 88 Ash, Debbie 120 Atteberry, Andrew Atteberry, Timothy 68,131 Ault, David 17,53,58,128,131,137,181

B Babey, Melissa 88 Babey, Richard 120,127,151 Badertscher, Robert III 143,166 Bagley, Brooke 120 Bagley, Steve 143,145 Bahadori, Mozhdeh 120,164,171 Bailey, Andrea 43,166 Bailey, Darron 54,120 Bailey, Darryl 89,126 Bailey, Mary 143 Bailey, Michael 50,89 Bainter, Brenda 64,131 Baker, Benjamin 54,89,176 Bamert, Anthony 20,166 Banks, Caprice 6,76,77,89,116,156, 165,168,177 Banks, Ellen 131,166 Banks, Thomas Barbee, Darryl 143,177 Barber, Carmel Barger, Lisa 50,89,176 Barker, Barry 143 Barnes, Daron 70,120,165 Bartels, Diane 131

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Bauer, Bryan 120 Bazzell, Brenda 131 Beasley, Donata Beasley, Thomas Beaumont, Michele 89 Beck, Brian 180 Beckett, George 120 Beckrum, Shelli 131,166,170 Beckrum, Veronique 120,164,168, 174,175 Behm, Donna 89 Benedict, Lene 120 Benedict, Tracy 131 Bennett, Dale Benson, Elizabeth 64,131 Benzinger, Andrew 143 Beranek, Amanda 131 Bergstrom, Katherin 120,164,166,171 Berry, Anne 143 Berry, Naomi Beyer, Brian 59,143 Bialschki, Rebecca 143 Bickers, Danny 131 Bickers, Dena 143 Bickers, Janet 52,131,160,162,164 Bigham, Dennis 54,89 Bigham, Paul 120 Bilbrey, Malissa 89 Bilbrey, Rochelle 132 Bishop, James 59,143 Black, Becky 120 Black, Mark 29,120,128,166 Blackmon, Mark 120 Blankenship, Ellen 6,132,171,173, 174,176,182 Bobak, Christin 120,163,164,168,171 Boehm, Todd 40,62,82,132,166 Boehm, Eric 82,143,166 Boileau, Richard 68,74,132 Bolin, Kevin 143 Bollinger, Ronald 144 Bolton, Joe 132 Bordenga, Debra 132 Boswell, Stacy 121 Bourgois, Renee 132,174 Bowers, Patricia 121 Bowman, Jennifer 66,144 Bowman, Melissa 28,64,65,121 Boyce, James 89 Boyd, Lynn Boyd, Tammy 89,180 Bradford, Christina 121 Bradley, Chris Bradley, Cindy 23,90 Bradley, Kathleen 90,172,178 Bradley, Melissa 132 Brady, Barry 121 --~-~ Brady, David 144,145 Bragg, Rhonda 132 Branch, Aaron Braun, Steve Brent, Merriann 121,129,165,171

Briggs, Molly 144,149 Briggs, Stephanie 144,166 Brill, Lynn 144 Brinkley, Charles 53,121 Bristow, Jonathon 2,53,54,56,90,102, 171 Bristow, Kathryn 144 Broadway, Marchell 132,165 Brooks, Sondra 121 Brother, Elizabeth 132 Brother, Sarah 90,180 Brown, Barbette 132,165 Brown, Baron 132 Brown, Cynthia 90 Brown, Daniel 21,54,121 Brown, Karen 121,125,158,159,176 Brown, Kerri 132,167 Brown, Kimberly 144 Brown, Teresa 132,165 Brown, Tony 144,145 Browning, Christopher 121,164 Browning, Richard 121 Brumfield, Mark 59,144 Brunkow, Laura 90,167,176,179 Brush, Christin 90,174 Bryant, Donald 121 Buchanan, George 51,132,166 Buchanan, Gregory 144,166 Budnik, Mark 132 Buennemeyer, Todd 121 Buerkle, Erica 144 Bues, Michael 121 Bues, Shannon 131,132,166,176 Buhrman, Troy 121,144 Buhrmester, Todd Buker, Susan 52,64,132 Bullock, Leslie 144 Buoy, J. C. Buoy, Jeffrey 132,164 Burch, Charlotte 144 Burch, Geoff 144,166,171 Burden, Kenneth 121,180 Burden, Pamela Burford, Kyle 132 Burge, Timothy 58,132 Burgham, Karl 121 Burke, Pamela 132 Burkhardt, Earle 144 Burkhardt, Erich 90 Burley, Tina 79,144 Buttimer, Christy 91,116,179 Buttimer, Laura 121 Buttitta, Jeffrey 14,15,29,40,62,91,98

c Cain, Jason 51,62,132 Caldwell, Ellen 64,121 Caldwell, Sharon 121,174 Caldwell, Steven 144 Calvin, Sean 132

Camacho, Georgia 144 Cannaday, Lisa 144 Cannaday, Sean 53,54,121,126,163 Canull, David Cao, Julie 121 Carbonneau, Mary 144 Carrier, Karl Carstedt, Nicola 132,166 Carter, Anthony 16,54,122 Carter, Brian 91 Carter, Shawn 144,165 Carter, Tabitha 132 Carter, William 58,132 Cary, Jamie Cassel, Lisa 144,146,162,173,175 Caston, Burlie 70,73,91,100,151 Caston, Margaret 91 Caston, Melvin Catron, Ronnie 54 Catron, Sherry 122 Causley, Natalie 4,44,91,126 Cekander, Amy 131,132 Cekander, Joanny 144,146 Cekander, Jody 6,144,146 Cekander, Sally 14,15,35,42,91,113, 115,146 Chancellor, James 132 Chaney, Teresa Chaney, Tracy 132,177 Chapman, Theresa 91 Chastain, Cynthia 132,134 Chattman, Shawn Chicoine, Jason 29,144,174 Christensen, Mark Cicone, Robert Jr. 62,122,166 Circeo, Craig Clapp, Bruce 92 Clapp, Mark 50,68,69,92 Clark, Douglass II Clark, Angela 144 Clark, Jerry 122 Clark, Karen 144 Clark, Kathryn 92,174 Clark, Lillian 132 Clark, Teresa 122 Clegg, Matthew 132,144 Cline, Mike 144 Cochrane, Monica 92 Cochrane, William 54,122 Cole, Beth 122 Cole, Rebecca 92 Coleman, Chad 59,144 Coleman, Crystal 144,166 Conerly, Yvette 144,177 Conley, Sarah 144,166 Conlon, Colleen 122 Conlon, Julia 122,164,176,182,183 Cook, Carrie 144 Cook, Page 145,172,178 Cornell, Christina 145,166,170 Cornwell, Bryan 92 Corum, Catherine 31,53,66,122,124,

173,179 Corum, Jeffrey 14,15,54,92 Costello, Tom Cotter, Thomas 133 Cox, Bryan 6,50,68,92,154,157,171, 181,182 Cox, Debra 64,79,145 Coyle, Nicole 145,175 Craig, Susan 93 Crawford, Carolyn 145 Crawford, Shad 59,145,154,174 Creason, James 133,164,166 Cullen, Ann 122 Cullen, James 145

Dorsett, Jack 94,166 Dorsey, Dwayne 133 Dorsey, Georgett 122 Dorsey, Jerry 122 Douglas, Alysia Douglas, Ernest Downing, Cheryl 133 Dozier, Gentree 59,70,145 Drake, Donavan 59,145 Drennan, Tracy 145,175 Duffy, Kevin 59,145 Duge, Alex 122 Dupuy, Najla 94,172,178 Dupuy, Samia 133

Dale, Melinda 145,167 Dalton, Keith 75,145 Dalton, Kenneth 122 Dalzell, Lori 92,93 Daniels, Glen 122,123,129,130 Daugherty, Eddie 133 Davenport, Sara Davis, Darius 75,145 Davis, Donald Davis, Jeniffer 145,166 Davis, Kenneth 88,93,172,176 Davis, Kurt 10,14,54,93,98,154,155, 176 Davis, Lee 44,54,55,59,93,165,174 Davis, Robert 50,74,133 Davis, Terrence 58,82,133 Day, Glen 145 Day, Melinda 49,145,175 Deckard, Stacy 145 Dedin, Michael 53,133,176 Dedrick, Patricia Delamar, Shannon 145 Delio, Tony 133 Demissie, Afraim 94,122 Denhart, Mark 122 Denison, Scott 68 Denormandie, Scott 79,133 Derby, Kimberly 145 Detemple, Karen 78,145 Deuser, Julie 60,122,128 Dickey, Earl 50,68,94,154,157,181 Diener, Marissa 131,132,133,136,171 Diener, Mary Beth 133,154,155,164 Dillman, Curtis 59,145 Dixon, Todd 145 Dixon, William 58 Dabney, Robert 145 Dodd, Raymond Dohrman, Dawn 14,15,35,94,156, 162,172,178 Donahoe, John 50,68,69,88,94,114, 157,172,176 Donovan, Kevin 133 Dorner, James 53,82,133,139

Eastham, Matthew 133 Eastin, Ken Edmonds, Sarah 94,162,163,165,172, 181 Eggers, Mark 133 Ehlers, Joel 41,53,68,122 Eichelberger, Troy 51,122,172 Eissfeldt, Andrew 122 Elam, Mary 94,163 Elliott, Anne 68,133,166 Ely, Susan 145 Engel, Anne Ensign, Thomas 59,145 Eshleman, Stephanie 94,167 peseth, Karen 4,14,15,50,95,154, 156,182,184 Estes, Ricky 50,54,95 Evans, Dana 50,54,95,172,176,181 Evans, Mark Ewing, Van 75

F Fairbanks, Damon 62,95,157 Faith, David 133 Farmer, Charles 145 Farmer, Melissa 154,162 Farrell, Colleen 76 Farrell, Sheila 166 Faulkner, Roger 68,70,133 . Faust, Mozella Feinberg, Deborah 50,95 Feinberg, Jill 133 Fella, Mary 133,170 Fel , Melissa 146 Ferdinandsen, Brigitte 95 Ferris, Shannon 133 Fiedler, Christopher Fierke, David 59,82,146 Fierke, William 50,58,82,133 Fifer, Penne 146 Fisher, Randy 8,16,50,54,122 Fitch, Rhonda 64,146

lnde.\ 217

Fitch, Traci 122 Fleming, Doug 122 Fleming, James Flentie, Shane 146 Folsom, III, Wayne 133 Foltz, Doug 59)46 Fondren, Cassie 95,180 Fondren, Melisa 64,76,78,122 Ford, Dewey 95 Ford, William Fourman, Divina 122 Fourman, Ronald 146 Fox, Cory Frank, Deborah 52,122,127,171,176, 181,182,184 Fraser, Jeffery 59,75,146,148 Fraser, John 50,54,70,122,163,164 Freeman, Dawn 133,164 Freeman, Michelle 146 Freeman, Steven 58 Freeman, Stewart Fridrich, Dawn 146 Frisbie, Scott 53,54,123 Fritchey, Daryl 146 Fritsche, Lori 146 Fritz, Gale 146,166 Froelich, James 95 Frost, Jeffery 96 Frost, Timothy 133 Frye, Paul 146 Frye, Roy 146 Fulfer, Donald 146 Fulfer, Lori Funk, Suzanne 123 Furla, Gus 146 Furla, Maria 123

Gibony, Michael 59,146 Gibson, C. Gilkison, Marla 66,96 Gilliland, Tamara 134 Gillogly, Rhonda 96 Giuffre, Mark 53,123 Glaze, Michael 123 Goff, Amy Goff, Brian 134 Goff, Chris 146 Coin, Christin 134 Golliher, Robin 146 Golliher, Scott 146 Goodling, John 146 Goschy, Patrick 146 Gossett James 146 Goyette, Daniel 146,166 Goyette, Steven 96,166 Grady. Cynthia 96 Grady, Daniel 134 Grady, Donna 123,174 Grady, Evelyn 134 Grady, Jeff Grady, Teresa Grant, Kelly 6,134,135 Grant, Griffin 146 G ay, Marcellos Green, Carol 146 Green, Michael 123 Green, Pamela Greene, John 134 Griffet, Linda 134 Grimm, Thomas Groft Gale 146 Grondin, Daniel Grondin, Michelle 123,174 Gulhckson, Gina Gustafson, Terrance 134

G Cant, Anthony Gabriel, Joe 123 Gaddy, William 146 Gaines, Mark 133 Gaither, Tena 123 Galardy, Mathew 123 Gallivan, D1ane 4,9,45,66,76,96,156, 173,182,183 Gannaway, Gina 96,156,168,176 Gardner, Anne 96,156,163,176,179, 181 Gardner, John 58,133 Garrett, Tony 146 Garrison, Bradford 59,146 Garrison, Matthew 96 Garth, Edward 123 Garvey, John Gaskin, Kelly 134 Cavins, Notasha 134 Gee, Amy 21,123 Gernand, Michael 96,171 Gernand, Michelle

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Hagan, Shannon 50,123,154,162)70, 171,176 Hagerty, Robert 147 Hahn, Edwin IV 147 Hain, Dennis 147 Haines, Jack 62,147 -~-~-~Halt Gregory Halt Lisa 123 Hambrick, Kimberly 60,120,122,123, 154,162,165,170,177,179 Hamrick, Tresa 28,64,65,96 Hanny, Liji 134 Hanny, Oyatta 143,147,177 Hansen, John 54,123,176 Hardenbrook, Heather 123 Hardesty, Karl Hardimon, Mary 50,97 Hardin, Steve 134 Harlan, Melinda 64,147 Harmon, Antonio

Harmon, Baymah 147 Harmon, Lori 123 Harrington, Flisha 147 Harrington, Wilhe 123 Harris, Daronda 147 Harris, Jeremy 147 Harris, Tonya 123,177 Harrison, Aaron Hart, Gregory 134 Hart, John 123 Hashbarger, Jeffrey 134 Hashbarger, June 97,179,181 Hassell, Elana 14,15,22,23,97,154, 162,165,169,175,177 Hawley, Charles 97 Hayes, Susan 97,103,156,163,167,176 Haynes, Paul 147 Hays, Daniel 134 Hays, Michael Heal, David Healea, Michael 134,166 Healey, Angela 64,134 Heath, Christian 95,147 Heath, Leo 123 Heath, Lynette Heath, Marla 123,176 Hegarty, John 97,163 Helm, Michael 123,164 Helm, Stacey 147,166 Hemsquvanh, Chonthavy Henderson, Dwayne 123 Hendrie, Mark 134 Hendrie, Scott 54,97 Henke, Kurt 58,134 Hennigh, Suzanne 97 Henry, Alicia 97,177 Henson, Amy 16,23,164,176 Henson, Faith 147,162,166,167 Henson, Julia 147,175 Hepler, David 62,147 Hepler, Steven 54,55,95,97,157,181 Herges, Kyle 14,15,53,98,157 Herges, Michelle 147 Herges, Tobin 53,123,176 Herron, Carolyn 134,164,174 Hicks, Amy 147,165 Hicks, Melinda 123 Hicks, Robin 98,179 Higgin , Tina 98 Hill, James 124 Hillard, Steven 98 Hilson, Victoria Hoch, Katherine 134 Hoch, Richard 98 Hoerman, Marcy 134,174 Hoerner, Eric 98,157)63,166 Hoerner, Todd 134 Hoffman, Jennifer 134,164,171 Hoffmeister, John 62,134,166 Hogan, Jennifer Holden, Barbara 147 Hollar, Zachary 147,166

Holliman, Cherise 147 Hollis, Kent Hollis, Kevin 146 Holman, Chris 98 Holman, Lisa 134,160,161 Holman, Pamela 134,154 Holt, Anthony Holt, Gary Holzer, Christina 51,134 Holzer, Harald 98,176 Hope, Stephen 54,124 Horath, Allan 134,174 Horath, Tina 98,174 Horne, Jerry Horner, Eric Horton Patricia 147 Howell, Anthony 124 Howell, Kathy 174 Hubbard, Michael Hucal, Kelly 147 Hughes, Christine 99 Hughes, Jesse Hughes, Julie Hughley, Clinton 70,72,73,97 Hunt, Casandis Hunt, Devris 134 Hunter. Chaunsey 50,134,165 Hunter. Juanita 147 Hutchison, Mark 134 Huxhold, Tammy Hyde, Richard 147

I Ingalls, Brian Inskip, Daniel 123 Inskip, Robert 134 Irvin, Carl Irwin, Robert 65,88,134 Isdale, Jennifer 123

J Jackson, Sheila Jackson, Valerie Jahan, Sar War 147 Jahnke, Lawrence Jr. 68,147 James, Lorrie Jamison, Jody 135,166 Janowski, Sandra 99,172,178 Janurin, Jason 147 Jefferson, Paula Jenkins, Charlene 135,139 Jenkins, Clifford 147 Jenkins, Jeffery 99 Jennings, H. Terry Jewell, Brian Johnson, Areatha 135 Johnson, Houston Johnson, Jeffery A. 147

Johnson, Jeffrey 62,124,166 Johnson, Julie 147,167 Johnson, Karen 147,176 Johnson, Katherin 124,176 Johnson, Michael 145 Johnson, Rachelle 147 Johnson, Rickie 124 Johnson, Shannon Johnson, Vincanta 148 Jones, Angela 50,99,166 Jones, Anjanett 135 Jones, Bonnie 135 Jones, Brian 54,124 Jones, Connie Jones, James 99 Jones, Maria 99 Jones, Robert 135 Jones, Sheri 100 Jones, Timothy 54,100 Jones, Tonya 100

K Kadansky, Jean 50,60,135,181 Kaelin, Eric 29,50,99,100,166 Kaelin, Heidi 28,64,121,176 Kamis, Theodore 4,124,182 Karavolo~, Nick 124 Karich, Sarah 66,67,135,136 Karim, Nasir 58,135 Kasper, Kendall 53,58,135 Kasper, Kevin 53,54,124 Keck, Lucy 134,135 Keen, Vance 58,135 Keller, Christop 124,181 Keller, Jennifer 100,163 Keller, Mark 58,135,176,181 Kelly, Christine 124,170,171 Kelly, Lisa 135,170,171 Kelly, Zanita Kendricks, Chauntine 147 Killian, Robin Kim, Chin 124,1 4 Kim, Mihee 29,135,171,175 Kincaid, Debbie King, Jeffrey 135,166 Kinney, Anthony 147 Kinney, Curti 58 Kirby, Cary 50,90,100,101 Kirby, Christopher 58,135 Kistler, Toni 124 Kizer, Terry Jr 100 Klaus, Steve 14,15,50,54,57,100,102, 176 Kmoch, Jame 53,68,93,100,176,181 Knell, Alan 100,180 Knowles, William 54,100,166 Kolata, Shane 135 Kosmopoulos, John 54,124 Koss, Lisa 148,149 Kraatz, Ann 148,175

Kraatz, Matthew 9,50,54,57,124 Krumreich, Wilham 148 Kunz, Katherine 50,135 Kylakallio, Kalle 68,101,176

L LaDuke, Liesl 100,101 Lafray, James 135 Lambert, Greg :148 Lambert, Kyle 124 Lamendola, Joseph 59,148 Lamvichith, Bouphane Landreth, Karen 124,164,168,171 Lane, Darlene 124,176 Lane, Janet 101 Lane, Timothy 101 Lang, Robert 59,148 Lange, Janet 52,135,178 Langley, Leslie 21,110,161 Lariviere, James 145 Lassiter, William 70 Laurent, John 124,166 Lawhorn, Karyn 135,174 Lawrence, Cynthia 50,64,132,135 Layne, Christopher 124 Leasure, Jeffrey 124 LeBlond, Toby Lee, Chris 51,101,116,163,164 Lee, Darrick Lee, Darryl 101,165 Lee, Denena 124,165,177 Lee, Lynette 135 Lehocky, Charle 135 Leisch, Timothy 124,175 Lemmon, Karri 101,176 Leonard, Douglas 101,174 Leonard, Gmger Leshoure, Twana 102 Lesicko, Mike Leskis, Denise 4,23,102,111,154,156, 163,176,182,184 Leskis, Kris 124,154,162,179 Leskis, Matthew 58,133,135 Levy, Marcia 52,135,162,164,166,181 Lewis, Jeffrey 53,102,110,157,176 Lewis, Mark 148 Lewis, Michelle 148 Lewis, Niels 102 Lewis, Tracy 102 Lewis, Tricia 148 Liddle, Jeanne 23,102,156,163,164, 175,176 Lilly, Mark 40,70,71,124 Lilly, Matthew 124 Lilly, Rachel 125,163,164,166 Lilly, Stephen 148 Limp, Rebecca 60,135 Lindgren, John 4,53,54,57,125 Lindstrom, Michael 102 Linke, Craig 135

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Linzy, Delwood 136 Linzy, Pam 125 Linzy, Paula 148 Lopez, Joel 51,102 Lopez, John 62,148 Loschen, Robert 148 Lu, Cuong 58,136 Luckenbill, Brian 125 Luu, Cue 102 Luu, Hoa 64,125,132,175 Lyles, Sirena 148,165

M MacDonald, Heather 102,179 MacDonald, Jennifer 125 Maggio, Anthony 58,136 Mahannah, Ray 136 Malek, Laura 64,65,136 Malek, Suzanne 64,121,125,151,164 Malone, Frederic 70 Manella, Daniel 136 Manley, Elizabeth 136 Manley, Keith 125 Manley, Laura 115 Manning, Jennifer 103 Marcus, Joseph 148,166 Markland, Jeffrey 136 Markstahler, III, Fred 54,103 Markstahler, Brian 125 Marlow, Maureen Marsh, Rebecca 136 Marshall, Stephani 125 Marshky, Denise 136 Marshky, Stephen 103 Martin, Suzanne 66,125,164 Martinez, Adelita 125,174 Mathes, Tammie Matheson, Shawn Maulding, Judith Maxwell, Gwendoly 125,171 Maxwell, Jeff 148 Maxwell, Kathlee 64,148 Maxwell, Stacy 136 Mayes, David 62,63,125,166 Mayhall, Laura 136,171 McCabe, Laurie 136,171 McCall, Nichelle 125,165,177 McCartney, Jeffrey 125,175 McCleary, Cynthia 103,177 McClendon, Roger 103,157,165 McClughen, Angie 148 McClure, Merriedith 60,125 McCombs, Jennifer 136 McConaha, Gregory 103 McConaha, Lisa 125 McConkey, Kimberly 136 McConkey, Tammy 136 McConkie, April 103,114,156,157, 175

220 Index

McConkie, Faline McCormick, James 62 McCoy, Michelle 125,129,171 McCoy, Phyllis McCoy, Wilson Jr. McCulley, Ann 125,166,162,178 McCurry, Bernita 103 McCurry, Deborah 148,165 McDaniel, Maurice 148 McDaniel, Tamara 6,136,154,175 McDonald, Cynthia 125 McFall, Timothy 103,180 McGaughan, Patrick 59,148 McGee, Larone 103 McGee, Melody 136 McGinley, Elysse 104 McGinnis, Kevin 16,50,68,69,104, 124,171,172,176,181 McGow, Heather 104 McGuire, Aimee 136,171 McGuire, Michael 4,104,112,154,157, 172,175 Mcintyre, Natalie 52,136 McKay, Catherine 148,154,166 McKinley, Patrice 120,125,154,162 McKinney, Paul 53,136 McKinney, Paula 52,136 McKinzie, Kristina 136,164,174,175 McLaughlin, Clinton 148 cMahon, Patricia 64,125 McMahon, Rich 62,148 McManus, John 125,171 McManus, Kelly 148,166 McNamara, Bridget 60,136,139,154 McNamara, Leanne 136,164,171 MeN eal, Shannon 148 McNeely, Dan 59 McNeely, Dan 59 McPike, Joseph 148 Meade, Robert 104 Meadors, Terry 104 Medjesky, Michael 136 Medjesky, Nikki 6,104,174,179 Medjesky, Rachel 66,148 Mergenthaler, Dayna 136,174 Meriedth, Aaron Meriedth, Cheryl 126,166,169 Merrifield, Kevin 104,166 Merriweather, Deshawn 148 Merten, Michael 54,99,104,181 Merz, Amy 104,179 Meyer, Bejamin 50,104,166 Miles, Robert Milis, Davi 136 Millar, Richard Miller, Brian 104 Miller, Michael Miller, Rosita 104,176,177 Miller, Stephanie 79,148 Miller, Thoom 136 Minogue, Catherin 105,174,182 Minor, Aaron 50,58,136,165

Mitchell, Bradley 136 Mitchell, Howard 126 Mittleman, Michelle 126 Mittleman, Monty 126 Mochel, Eugene 136,174 Mochel, Ned 23,105,114,171 Moen, Traci 136 Moll, Nina 105,179 Moncrief, Josephine 136,170 Monigold, Greg 136,171 Montague, Christin 105,178 Moore, Anthony 58,136 Moore, Rosie Morf, Laura 105,116,156 Morf, Paul 136 Morfey, Justin 148 Morford, Jane 148 Morger, David 126 Morrissey, Timothy 126 Mortensen, Scott 23,54,105,171 Mortensen, Stephen 62,126,127,154, 182,184 Mosley, Marcelon Mosser, Kay 136 Mueller, Erik 4,53,102,105,172 Muhammad, Malikah 45,105,154, 156,165,166,177 Muhlenhaupt, Lynn 52,66,126,171 Muhlenhaupt, Michael 105,180,182 Mulcahey, Constance 148 Mulcahey, John 136,176 Mulcahey, Joseph 50,54,94,101,105, 171 Mulcahey, Julie 149 Mullins, Anita 126,172,178 Munds, Mark 136 Murdock, Michael 126 Murnighan, John 137 Murphy, Jerome 74 Murphy, Mary Beth 60,120,126,154, 182,183 Murrell, Scott 126 Myers, Desiree 149,165,177 Myler, Kelli 52,126,161,164,176

N Nagy, Scott 10,44,70,71,73,105,113, 157 Nash, Fontella 126,165,168 Nast, Paul 74,137 Natividad, Philip 137,164 Natividad, Regidor 50,105,163 Nava, Shawn 149 Neal, Clay Neal, Laura Neal, Ronald 1OS Negandni, Amin 149 Nelson, David 41,63,82,149 Nelson, Gregory 126

Nelson, Spencer 68,I49 Nesbit, Ronald I26,I6S Nesbitt, Cherese 126 Neuses, Julie 77,78,I37,IS4 Newbill, Tess Nicholas, Marnie I22,I26,I79 Nicholson, Vikki 78,I37,I64,I81 Nickelson, Tammy I49 Niehaus, Douglas I49 Nihiser, Robin S2,I26 Noffsinger, Jeffrey I26 North, Gary 42,IOS,l16,IS7,I8I

0 Oare, Timothy I06,I80 Ochs, David I49 O'Connell, Mary Ann I06,I63,I66 O'Dell, David I49 O'Donnell, Kevin I37,I66 Oehmke, Jeffery 149 Ogle, Nancy 134,I37 Oldham, Julie 126,1S4,1S8,1S9,163, I64,179,I82 Olson, Erik 23,34,106,163,166 Onstad, Kathleen 126 Onstad, Marianne I49 Opara, Ritwa 106,163,174,177 Orsted, Mark 137 Ortiz, Pamela Osborn, Michael 106 Osmond, Karen 66,I49,IS4,171,173, 17S Osmond, Kristine 126,I64,I7S Ostrander, Brad Ostrander, Pamela Ottney, Elizabeth I49,166 Outcalt, Erick 137,174 Overman, Bryan 40,I26 Overton, Alvin 74,I37 Owens, Earl Owens, Edward

p Palmisano, Debra 149,I60 Palmisano, Ronald S3,S4,126 Paris, Annette 106,I26,180 Parker, John Parker, Scott I49 Passalacqua, Brad I49 Paulson, Catherine 4S,64,6S,76,77, 127,176,182,183,I84 Payne, Anthony 106 Paynes, Antoine Payton, Christen 127,I76 Peete, Tami Pelmore, Lisa 44,106,177

Peppers, Anthony 149 Peppers, Antionette 149 Peppers, David 149 Peratt, Darrell 127 Peratt, Douglas I37 Percy, Padraic Percy, Shawn I06 Perkins, Christopher I06 Perkins, Deborah S2,I37,164,I66, I70,I71,I74 Perry, Frank S4,I27 Perry, Tamar I37 Peters, Chris S3,I06 Peters, Shannon 137,140 Peterson, Jeffrey 127.166 Peterson, Krista 64.149 Peterson, Robert 149,I66 Peterson, Tricia 149,I60,16I Petrillo, John I37 Petrillo, Paul I07,I80 Pettis, Abelard 7S,149 Pettis, Charlotte 137,1S1 Pettus, Barbara 137 Pettus, Michelle I37 Petty, Timothy 137 Peyton, Ronald S0,68,I37 Phanrana, Khamtanh 137 Phillips, Andrew 68,82,I07,IS7,I63, I8I Phillips, Anne I49,I66 Phillips, Corey ISO Phillips, Matthew 82,I37,I40,I64 Phillips, Thomas I37,166 Pierce, Chauncey ISO Pierce, Deborah I07,I68 Piper, Tamara 66,I27,I73 Pirie, John I37 Pirok, Kenneth ISO Pirtle, Eric S4,I27 Pittman, Jennifer ISO Pittman, Rhonda 66,I27,I66,I70, I71,I73,I74,I79 Plotner, Charles 127 Polen, Jerry I07 Polit, Juan I27 Polite, Vada SO,S4,82,I27 Popendieker, Mark Porter, Katrina Porter, Michael Porter, Shonney ISO Poulson, Scott I 07 Poulson, Stephan 4I,62,63,I27 Powell, Kara I27 Powell, Kimberly I27 Powell, Terry 7S,ISO Pratt, Catherin I07 Pratt, Mike 1SO Primme , Jeffery 1SO Pryor, Kimberly 1SO Pullen, Christop 127,163,166 Punkay, Laura 23,107,1S6,I72,178 Purcell, Jeffery S8,82,137

Pyle, Cindy 136,I37 Pyle, Stacia 1SO

Q Quinlan, Karen 127,I73 Quinlan, Kevin 137

R Ramsburg, Todd 137 Ramshaw, Katie 76 Ransom, Michael 1SO Ranson, Patricia I27,164,16S,166 Rapier, Chris I07 Rea, Sherry 1SO Rean, Joey 137 Redd, Eddie 137,16S Redfern, James I27 Redmon, Bobby 1SO,I67 Reed, Michelle I37,167 Reiter, Robert Remmert, David S0,68,I27,I81 Rettig, Karin 127,164,166,I70,I81 Retzolk, Tim S8,I37 Retzolk, Tom S8,82,137 Reynolds, Amy 137,I67 Reynolds, Angela 107 Reynolds, Libby 64,144,1SO Reynolds, Stephen 124,128 Rhoden, Harral S3,128 Rhodes, Delmar 128,16S Ribbe, Lisa Richardson, Kimberly 107,180 Riddell, Mark 128 Rider, Joseph I28 Rigg, Heather 1S0,17S Riggins, Paula 88,107,1S6,1S8,162, I72,I78 Riggs, Steven 128 Rigsbee, Christin 128 Rinehart, Curtis 128 Robbins, Tim Roberts, Dwayne 137 Roberts, Kelly 138 Roberts, Tammy 107 Robeson, Eric 74 Robinson, Deanne Robinson, Renee 1SO Robinson, Susan Rodemoyer, Lesley 138 Rodriguez, Edward Rogers, Christa 1SO Rogers, Jeffrey S ,S4,128 Rogers, Rachel Rogers, Ronald Rogers, Todd 70 Rogers, Troy 128,176 Romero, James 128,176 Rose, Alonzo S3,91,I08

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Roseman, Ronald 108,180 Roseman, Suzanne 150 Rosenbaum, Melissa 33,108 Rosenbeck, Julia 108,117,156,1 67, 181 Rosenbeck, R. Jeffrey 138 Rotzoll, Kristine 108,175 Roubsquay, Somkhovanh Roubsquay, Somphone 82 Rouse, Laura 138 Rowe, Tracie 138 Rucker, Robert 50,128,165 Ruggles, Darcy 66,138,174 Ruggles, Robert 150 Ruple, Tony 108 Rushing, Tammy 108 Rushing, William Russell, Elizabet 128 Russell, Joy 150 Rust, Jennifer 20,44,60,61,120,128, 154,162,176

s Saathoff, Michelle 66,150,166 Saban, Kurt 150,171 Salm, Daryl 108 Salm, Janet 150,166,172,174 Salonga, Apollo 59,150 Sanders, Richard 58,138 Sarzanini, Robert 109 Sauro, Lena 150 Savage, Scott 50,74,138 Savage, Shelly-Jo 60 Savignon, Catherine 79,150 Sawdey, Aaron 138,166 Scantlebury, Marcia 128,158,159, 165,177 Scantlebury, Michael 59,150 Scheppel, Cheryl 150,154,166 Schimmel, Elizabeth 143,150,170, 175 Schnabel, Peter 138 Schneider, Chris 150 Schoonover, Robert 128 Schott, Sara 138 Schroeder, Nanette 128 Schultz, David 138 Schumacher, Jeffrey 54,128 Scoby, Suellen 34,109,181 Scogin, Michelle 138 Scott, Gregory 109 Scott, Venessa 150,166 Sechrist, Jennifer 128,163 Seiders, Molly 150 Semerad, III, John 128 Semerad, Robert 138,176 Sexton, Philip 8,54,82,109 Shakeshaft, Bradley Shatzer, Rebecca 138 Shaughnessy, Susan 20,66,128

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Shaw, Chris 138 Shaw, Stact 52,135,138 Shaw, Tim 109,175 Shell , Mary 150 Shen. Fern 138 Sherwood, David Sherwood, Steve 138,150,166,175 Shockey, Scott 109 Sieja, Christine 128 Sikora. Charles 138,171 Sinclair, Sean 138 Sippel, Donald 128,175 SippeL Donna 150 Slade, Marty Slaughter, Angela 79,143,150,165, 177 Slaughter, Johnnie 138,177 Sloniger, Grant 51,62,104,109,176, 181 Sloniger, Gregory 62,138 Sloniger, Molly 35,128,154,158,159, 164,176,179 Smith, Amanda 76,133,138 Smith, Cory 75 Smith, Daniel 138 Smith, Derron 70,109,165 Smith, Lisa 76,77,128 Smith, Lonnie Smith, Loretta Smith, Michael 138 Smith, Rebecca 150,175 Smith, Richard 138,177 Smith, Samuel 139 Smith, Shawn 52,109 Smith, Theresa 150 Smith, Timothy Smith, Victoria 139 Smith, Walter 139 Smithenry, David Speer, Karen 60,61,128 Sphar, Carla 150 Sphar, Shelly 110,172,178 Sprague, Rhonda 128 Stachurski, Ronald 110 Stallmeyer, Gregory 128,130 Stalvey, Keith 110,174 Stamper, Keith 17,82,135,139,176 Stanley, Carla 151 Staples, Lisa 151,156 Stark, Glenn 139 Steen, Tammy 139,170 Steen, Timothy 110 Stevens, Kimberly 151 Stevens, Samantha 64,65,121,129 Stewart, Rodney 9,54,70,73,98,110, 157,165,176 Stewart, Timothy 54,110 Stickels, Eric 151 Stiebner, Philip 139 Stillwell, David 53,82,129 Stillwell, Jeremy 75,151 Stoddard, Diane 50,138,139,164

Stotts, Bobbi Stovall, Benjamin 129 Strand, Kimberly 151 Stublefield, Vickie 139,175 Sullivan, Jeff 75,151 Sullivan, Joel 59,151 Sullivan, Mark 53,62,129 Sullivan, Michael 139 Sullivan, Stephame 64,79,145,151 Sundkvist, Oscar 110 Sutphen, Mary 151 Sutton, Tanya 151 Swaim, Angela 139 Swaim, Pamela 139 Sweeney, Dawn 129 Sweeney, Mary 151 Sweet, Rebecca 11,162,171 Szymaniak, Christine 111,154,176, 179

T Tandjung, Helen 139 Tapscott, Keri 111 Tauber, Allan 129,175 Taylor, Anthony Taylor, Brad 111,180 Taylor, Greg 75,151 Taylor, Rita Taylor, Shawn 151 Tepper, David 33,151,154,166 Tepper, Rebecca 6,33,60,98,111,114, 154,156,175,176 Teresi, Andrew 139 Teresi, Josie 151 Terrell, Brenda 111,165,177 Testory, Danelle 168,169,174 Thomas, III, Dennis 151 Thomas, Kristin 111,154,156,163, 170,171,172,175,179 Thomas, Melissa 151,154 Tnomas, Richard Thompson, Annie 139 Thompson, Eric 111,180 Thompson, Kelly 151,167 Thompson, Laura Thompson, Michael 151 Thompson, Warren Thomure, Tim 8,139 Thaw, Catherine 93,111,156,164 Tillman, Marithia 112 To, Anh 54,129 Todd, Candy 139 Todd, Terri 112 Todd, Troy Torrens, David 112,176 Townsley, Terry 151 Trahiotis, Amy 151 Trahiotis, Michael 51,129 Trainor, Audrey 129 Trent, Sonja 34,66,67,129,165,166,

170,173,177 Trent, Tiffany 66,79,151,165,177 Trogden, Teresa 112 Troiano, John 139,166 Tromley, Susan 123,129,176 Turk, Danielle 151 Turner, Cherie 139 Turner, Debra 151 Turner, Eddie

u Uhl, Princetta 66,67,108,112,156 Upton, John

v Vabic, Vicki Valentine, Rhonda 129,167 Valkanos, Danny 151 Van Dyke, William Varnum, Laura 151 Vassar, Erica 152 Vassar, Michael 152 Vaughn, Marc 112,176 Vaughn, Tammy 7.9 Villanti, Joey 75,152 Vogal, Julie 139 Vogel, Sarah 52

w Wachala, Stephen 139,164 Wade, Martin 58,74 Wade, Tony Waisvisz, David 129 Waisvisz, Lehman 112 Waldrop, Brian 129,174 Waldrop, Lisa 175 Walker, Brett 82,152 Walker, Courtney 112,165,177 Walker, James 152 Walker, Tasha 129,167,177 Walton, Bret 139 Wann, Christen 139 Ward, Bradley 113 Ward, Jill 66,129,179 Ward, Ronald 139,165 Warfield, J. 53,140 Warfield, Mark 68,152,181 Warmoth, Stephanie 129,172,178 Warren, Desi 152 Wash, Twana Washburn, Troy 152 Washington, Mary 129 Washington, Regina 113,160 Washington, Rhondaly 152 Watters, Thomas

Wattnem, Holly 152,160,166 Weatherall, Kelly Weber, Angela 1 0,164,168,175 Weber, Kim 152 Weber, Mat 152 Weeks, Ronald Weeks, Wesley 140 Weidner, Carolyn 31,113 Well, Elizabeth 79,152 Wesselmann, Brent West, Andrea 152 West, Omar 59,152,165 Westjohn, Angela 9,103,113,130,156, 163,166,176 Westjohn, Sharon 125,164,166 Wheatley, Deborah 21,130,167,174 White, James White, Tina 130 Widner, Johnathan 152 Widner, Laurie 50,113,179,180 Wienke, Amy Wiggins, Crystal 130 Wilcoxen, Robin Wilkerson, Remona 152 Wilkerson, Ronnie Wilkinson, Martha 130,175 Williams, Andrea 158,159 Williams, Carmen Williams, Dwain 152 Williams, Eric 140 Williams, Joe 130 Williams, Kevin 75,152 Williams, Latonya 160,165 Williams, Luanna 6,50,140,160,161, 174,177 Williams, Mark 130 Williams, Michael 140 Williams, Pamela 130,165,168 Williams, Patricia 152 Williams, Regine Williams, Robert 53,54,130 Williams, Scott 58,140 Williams, Vincent Willis, James Willms, Julie 64,130,177 Wilson, Kim 152,165 Wilson, Tamara 114,165,168,177 Wimsett, Matthew 140 Windom, Jacquelin 114 Windom, Winston 140 Wise, Laura 150, 52,175 Wisner, Joseph 68,69,114,157,171, 181 Wisner, Rebecca 52,64,140,162,172, 178 Wisnewski, Adam 140 Wisnewski, Mary 114,16 Wisnewski, Matthew 130 Withrow, Wade 130 Wolf, Susan Woods, Heather 152,166 Woods, Matthew 50,68,74,140

Woods, Shelia 130,163,164,166,172, 176,178 Worthington, Andrew Wright, Ann 109,113,114,166 Wright, Kathy Wright, Ronald 130,166

y Yancy, Bobby 114 Yancy, Charles 130 Yaxley, Todd 58,82,140,176 Yets, Carol Yets, Charles 58,140 Yette, Michael 59,152 York, James 152 York, Rodney 152 Yoss, Ann 130 Young, Keith 140 Yu, Soohwa 115 Yunker, Nadine

z Zak, Irene Zarbuck, Lori 140 Zemlin, Joseph 115,174,175

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Dear Chargers: This is it! Our last pages are being completed and we are actually going to finish on schedule. Before we send these pages in we wanted to thank some of the people who helped to make this yearbook the success that we hope it is. First we'd like to thank the staff for all the hours that they put in, both in school as well as out of school. Without the hours spent on yearbook, this book would not be possible. A special thanks to Index Editor Theodore Kamis, who with the help of Mr. Boyd and Mark Orsted, Mike McGuire, John Mulcahey, and Brian Beyer, put the index together. We'd also like to thank Steve Hale from Helix who gave us much needed reprints of sports pictures. The staff of Centennial also deserves a thanks for all the help and understanding they gave us regarding the yearbook. A special thanks goes to Mr. Speer and his help with the book. And of course we have a very special thanks to Miss Engelhaupt and Don Zimmerman our I.C.P. representative who without their help none of this would be possible! Thanks to everyone and Good-luck next year! Karen Espeseth am:t-Benise Leskis Editors in Chief

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