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1989 CENTURIAN Centennial High School 913 S. Crescent Dr. Champaign, IL 61821 Volume 22

1988 State Golf Champs!

Charging Ahead!

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1 Beth Dahl, as Jason Rotzoll, turns down "cheerleader" Greg Endress in the Senior Skit. 2 Bob Schimmel stares at the opposing team's cheerleaders. 3. The cheerleaders express their enthusiasm. 4. Page Leffelman helps Scott Oldani with his makeup.

(Opposite page) 5. Charger fans howl at the game. 6. Does Tracy George's father own a button factory? 7. Kris Carlson tries to pay for his Homecoming tickets with a flower. 8. Is Mr. Jenkins really a vegetarian? 9. The Marching Chargers perform at halftime.

This year at Centennial was a very special one because of the amazing rise in school spirit, aided by the first state championship in the school's history. The golf team won the IHSA State Tournament this fall. Attendance improved at home football and basketball games and the varsity cheerleaders really did an outstanding job of exciting the fans. Students from Centennial will remember the good times, and all their friends as they CHARGE AHEAD into the years to come.

Opening 3

Show That School Spirit!

1. Morgan Wandell and one of his biggest fans reÂˇ lax at the Freshman Dance. 2 . Jason Rotzoll and Shaine Chilton share a moment of elation at the assembly. 3 . The 1988 Homecommg Court and

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crownbearers . 4 . Dontrey Britt and Stephanie Myler smile as they watch the football players enÂˇ ter the gym .

1. Lemond Peppers dances the night away at the Spirit Event. 2. Amy Peratt tries to use an adding machine without breaking a fingernail. 3 . Todd Kline fervently performs a solo at the game. 4 .

Jim Standerfer is Centennial's little drummer boy. 5 There is a mad rush for the door after students are dismissed from the assembly.

Opening 5

Chargers Rally for the Big Game Centennial students were escorted through the halls into the 1988 Homecoming Assembly by members of the Marching Chargers . After everyone found his seat and the band played the school fight song, he received a hearty welcome from Principal AI Davis and Student Council President Morgan Wandell. The female members of Interact wore the jerseys of the football players in the Senior Skit. For the first time the guys participated, wearing cheerleading uniÂˇ forms, and fired up the crowd with a cheer. Student Council sponsored the annual class competitions. Two students from each class were blindfolded and one was instructed to put additional layers of clothing on the other. This year the Sophomores won. After dismissal many of the students watched the parade.

6 Assembly

8 1 Patty Scully asks Wilson McConkie to pucker up 2 Robby Cekander, KenJi Kuramoto, and Tim Clark share a few laughs before the assembly. 3 . Sophomores T .J. Tomlinson and Jenny Noonan win the class competition. 4 The flag corps was just informed that they can't wear hats in school. 5 . Elizabeth McGreal (Coach Hembrough) explains the game plan to his "players." 6 . Paulette Wisehart practices for the downhill ski race. 7. The Lancers enthusiastically cheer for the class competition participants. 8 . Mr. DaÂˇ vis winks at the cheerleaders. 9 . Greg Endress and Ata Durukan lead the Interact "cheerleaders."

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Save Our Floats! "Save Our Floats" was the slogan adopted by Student Council to represent its campaign to get more Centennial students involved in the Homecoming Parade . The Marching Chargers led the many entries along the parade route . Part1c1pating in the parade were S.A.D D., Art Club, Interact, Lancers, the Homecoming Court, and the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. Charger fans lined up to enjoy the parade.

1. AI Dav1s rides his horse 2 . Interact members wave at the screaming students. 3 . What a S.AD.D. float ! 4 The Lancers cruise along in a stylish convertible. 5. Newspaper staff plasters all of its hard work to a pickup truck . 6 . The Marching Chargers strut down the street . 7. A herd of Art Club members gallops by.

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1988 Homecoming Court

1. Homecoming candidates Dontrey Britt and Scott Clark. 2. Homecoming candidates Amy Atkinson and John Phillips. 3 Homecoming candidates Karen Keating and Kevin Badertscher. 4 . Homecoming candidates Janell Stevens and Jason Carrodine. 5 . Homecoming candidate Regina Nicholson with Curtis Nash, filling in for David Dorner.

Homecoming Court 9

NHS Members Display Their Brilliance The National Honor Society Bonfire was a great start to this year's Homecoming festivities. The bonfire began shortly after the Varsity Show Thursday evening and ended around nine o'clock. National Honor Society provided free hot chocolate to Centennial students. WLRW D.J. Chad Stevens entertained those present with a wide variety of music. This activity got the student body excited and ready for the eventful weekend.

1 The students warm up around the bonfire. 2. Charger fans get psyched up for the football game. 3 Joda Pepple and Michele Bencks enjoy

an evening of fun and dancing 4. Cari Cicone takes some snapshots for the Centinal .

10 Bonfire

1. Todd Coleman does the hokey pokey. 2 . EveryÂˇ one appears to be having a good lime at the bonfire. 3 . Jon Ebert, Molly Blaford, Steve Brush, and Mark Clegg take a pause from the action to visit with each other. 4 , Cheryl Achtemeier serves a savory cup of NHS hot chocolate, 5 , The two most vocal people at Centennial : Michelle Hieser and Mr. AI Davis,

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Charger High Life

1 Paulette Wisehart, Page Leffelman, and Lori McConaha wish that everyone used Dial. 2 . Steve Brush, Dawn Hamelberg, and Jeanene Rollins enjoyed the Spirit Event Dance. 3. Blue and White Day was one of the ways that Student Council

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tried to raise school spirit. 4. Martha Hettinger, Shannon Herber, Rob Newbold, and Tammy Frye party at the Spirit Event. 5 . Debbie Gerber and Cari Cicone are having a great time at a rocking party.

4 1. Jeremy Gardner takes a break from school to relax while fishing 2. Erin Beyer lends Annmarie Nelson and Jenny Rodick a bottle of hairspray. 3 . Erica Lenz practices to become an accountant . 4 Steve Schoonover really knows how to dance . 5 . Carie Aschlnger , Mary Willis, Andy Woods, Todd Fitton, Jenny Rodick , and Jill Pew blow off a class.

Student Life 13

A Great Night for Football On Friday night, October 14, the weather was ideal for a football game. After an inspiring Homecoming Assembly, a great parade, and some Interact chili, Charger students, parents, and alumni filled the bleachers at Unit 4 Field. Before the game, senior football players, cheerleaders, Lancers, and Marching Chargers presented their parents with a flower. At halftime the band performed as usual, and 1987 Homecoming Queen Angie Malone crowned Amy Atkinson queen for 1988. Even though the Chargers lost, it was an exciting evening.

1. The Charger Squad waits to take the field . 2 . Shaine Chilton takes a short break from punting. 3. Coach Hembrough supports all of his Chargers. 4. Richie Griffith and Bob Schimmel concentrate on the game from the bench . 5 . Lance Loschen makes a great block.

1. The 1988 Homecoming Queen Amy Atkinson . 2. Stephanie Myler directs traffic at the football game. 3 . The Flag Corps tries to imitate the Rockettes . 4. Erick Kizer squeezes out a few extra yards.

Homecoming Game 15

Spicing Up Homecoming Spirit Interact held its annual Chili Supper on October 14 Preparations for this event began a month before Homecoming. Once again, the faculty donated dessert items for the dinner. Interact members started serving at 5:30 and were constantly busy until shortly after 7:00. This year was a big success. Hordes of people swarmed for this classic pre-game tradition.

1 Rob Newbold, Jeremy Gardner, and Michele Bencks are "chefs for a day." 2. Joda Pepple blows her diet at the dessert table. 3. Stephanie Jeter appears a bit perturbed at Mr Jenkins' reprimand. 4. Interact members Wilson McConkie, Curtis Nash, Sean Fackler, and Jason Eyman serve chili in an assembly line fashion. 5. Mr. Globe enjoys his third well-balanced meal at the Chili Supper.

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1. The choir presents another great Varsity Show. 2. Mike Todd booms out another solo . 3 . Wilson McConkie sings to the crowds of teenage girls at his feet.

Vaâ€˘sity Show

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3 1. Is Alejandro Nunez trying to teach Mrs. Klimek Spanish? 2. YOU'RE WELCOME 3. Student Council holds another successful cloth· lng drive. 4. An interesting view of the Main Office. 5. Joda Pepple and Janet McNamara are caught red·handed.

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1. Lana Clark and Roger Holben look like they really enjoyed Homecoming. 2. 1988 Homecoming Queen Amy Atkinson and King Jason Carrodine. 3. Jason Carrodine screams as he is

named Homecoming King for 1988. 4. Michele Scheppel and John Nowak pose for the cameraman at the Homecoming Dance.

Homecoming Dance

News Each year the Centurion includes a brief description of some major news events which have had an impact on our community. Once again it was an election year. The presidential election was held on November 8. It was one of the hardest fought races in recent years. Republican George Bush defeated his rival Democrat Michael Dukakis and became the 41st president of the U.S. Both parties campaigned hard through Illinois. Marilyn Quayle (wife of Vice-presidential candidate Dan Quayle) visited Champaign. This January was one of the warmest ever for Champaign. There have been only three warmer on record. On January 31 a new record high of sixtysix degrees was set. It was ironic that one week later temperatures had plummeted to below zero as Champaign experienced a latent winter. Another highlight of this year for our community was the national recognition received by the Fighting Illini basketball team. For the first time in the history of basketball polls, Illinois was ranked the top team in the nation. It came after they defeated Georgia Tech to improve their record to 17-0. This ranking was short-lived, but well deserved. The Fighting Illini also made it to the final four NCAA Basketball Tournament in Seattle.

courtesy of Mark Jones. TINTYPE PHOTOGRAPHY

courtesy of STORCH PHOTOGRAPHY

News

The Marching Chargers were selected to attend the Indianapolis 500 Festival Parade held in Indianapolis on May 28, 1988. The band traveled to Indianapolis by bus and performed along the 41/2 mile parade route . They played to approximately 200,000 spectators along the parade route , including 200 parents and friends, plus a national TV audience of 12 million viewers. The Marching Chargers had 55 seconds of coverage over national TV. Since the beginning of the school year, the Marching Chargers have received numerous invitations from all over the United States and Canada to come and perform in parades and festivals.

Indy Pa<ade

1. Jill Pew asks Colette Rodgers if she knows the capital of Argentina. 2. Beth Dahl, Ata Durukan, John Albers, and Tom Erekson appear to be enÂˇ joying another fun-filled day in Spanish class. 3. John Sullivan and Rachel Palencia plan a fiesta for the Spanish Club. 4. Kevin Badertscher shows off his moves during halftime. 5 . Leslie Walden becomes camera shy in front of the photographer. 6. Anne Conley is quite surprised by the cameraman's entrance.

Student Life

Oliver Was A Big Success The Thespian Playmakers presented the 1988 Spring Musical, 0/iuer in April. The audeince really enjoyed this production. Both cast and backstage crew put a great deal of time and effort into this musical to make it the best posÂˇ sible. The hard work and determination of Mr Page, Mrs. Williams, and Mr. Wolfe paid off on opening night. Each performance was a tremendous success.

Sp<ing Musical

1. Oliver (portrayed by Matt Grismer) cringes in fear because of the taunting he receives. 2. Jim Foster and Lisa Linke appear ecstatic at the news that Scott Bridgewater has brought them. 3. Sarah Lewis, Mike Matuzewicz, Meredith Laduke, and Jason Rotzoll all enjoy a mug of ale. 4 The pickpockets put their best foot forward. 5 . Nancy

(Stephanie Lynge) screams at Bill Sikes (Steve Brush) 6. Mike Creason and Tom Phillips patiently listen to Mark Clegg's explanation. 7. Mr. Page is naturally a little tense before the production. 8 . Mark Clegg tries to reason with Wilson McConkie. 9. Eric Sizemore sings another impressive solo.

Spring Musical

Shakespeare With a Twist Once again the Thespian Playmakers produced a spectacular. This year's fall play was Julius Caesar. Mr. Keith Page modernized the Shakespearean classic. The new version was set against the background of a civil war in Matagalpa . With the use of a giant screen television, this war was brought to life. The cast and crew are to be commended for an outstanding performance of one of the great tragedies.

3 1. Brutus (Allen Stickels) speaks to his followers. 2. Steve Brush looks around to see who's coming. 3. Wilson McConkie makes Jim Foster and Eliza. beth McGreal bow in his presence. 4. John Albers and his cameraman get the scoop on the war in Matagalpa. 5 All hail Julius Caesar! (Wilson McConkie) 6. Steve Brush, Bryce McConkie, Mark Clegg, and Jim Foster see the results of their handywork.

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Fall Play

Spectrum '89 Spectrum '89 was held February 2, 3, and 4. As usual it was an overwhelming success. Many flocked to the auditorium to see this entertaining spectacle. This year's acts included the PTSA, swing choir, Mr. Sandman, The Talking Heads, the drumline, a juggler, a magician, and much more. Mr. Keith Page was once again the director. Both he and the participants appreciated the good turnout. Centennial has been carryÂˇ ing on the tradition of Spectrum for some time now and has firmly established it as great entertainment for an evening.

3 1. Mr. Sandman (Mike Matuzewicz) has no idea what to do. 2. Mark Clegg exhibits his magical cane. 3. Scott Landells is the "perfect match" through 'Matchmakers.'

Spectmm '89

1. Steve Brush attempts to eat an apple while juggling. 2. Jason Ford appears to be a little frazzled during the performance. 3 . Jesus didn't say 'kneel!' 4. The Talking Heads (Aaron Stucki and Bryce McConkle) try to sing on key.

Spectrum '89

1988 Holiday Court

The 1988 Miss Jingle Bells candidates began the holiday season by welcoming Santa Claus to Country Fair. They were enthusiastic about being Santa's helpers and really enjoyed the experience. This year's candidates were Joda Pepple, Michele Bencks, Regina Nicholson, and Annmarie Nelson. The candidates for Mr. Mistletoe were Ata Durukan, Kevin Badertscher, Wilson McConkie, Scott Clark, and David Jenkins. Miss Jingle Bells ana Mr. Mistletoe were crowned at the winter concert. Regina Nicholson and Scott Clark won this distinction for 1988.

Centennial's 1988 Miss Jingle Bells, Regina Nicholson and Mr. Mistletoe, Scott Clark

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1. Michele Bencks, Joda Pepple, Annmarie Nelson and Regina Nicholson take a break for a snapshot with Santa 2. Joda Pepple handles the cashbox for the photographer. 3. Mr. Wolfe does a marvelÂˇ ous job of preparing for the Winter Concert. 4. Annmarie Nelson and Regina Nicholson flash the1r prettiest smiles for our cameraman .

Holiday Court

Centurian The publication of a quality yearbook requires a great deal of determination and dedication Numerous hours of hard work and cooperation among staff members resulted in a superior edition of the Centurian. The two editors, Tom Erekson and John Sullivan, attended a seminar over the summer where they learned about copy fitting, layout design, cropping pictures, and other pertinent information. The teamwork and perseverence displayed in all of the members are also illustrated throughout the '88-'89 Centurian . Interested students should apply in the spring, and qualified applicants will be selected to be on staff.

Front Row : Joe Storch, Kerry Windingland , Robyn Matthews, Kim Heath, Ms. Engelhaupt (Sponsor). Second Row : Heather Cupps, Pia Negandhi, Jenny Glogowski , Stephanie Jeter, Leighann Sarzanini-Calentine . Third RowÂˇ Joda Pepple, Michele Bencks, Jenny Geibel , Christine Conry, Amy Atkinson, Rima Jakstys, Beqi Erekson. Back Row: John Sulli-

1. Ata Durukan receives a surprise for Halloween in Yearbook class. 2. Michele Bencks and Joda Pepple persuade Allen Stickels to purchase another copy of the Centurian.

Centurian

van, Greg Endress, John Albers, Ala Durukan, Tom Erekson, Jenny Crispen, Mary Willis.

'88."89 Centurion Staff Ms. Engelhaupt (Advisor) Mr. Wiseman (Financial Advisor) Tom Erekson (Co-Editor) John Sullivan (Co-Editor) Joda Pepple (Organizations Editor) Michele Bencks (Organizations) John Albers (Organizations) Heather Cupps (Organizations) Beqi Erekson (Organizations) Robyn Matthews (Sports Editor) Ata Durukan (Sports) Greg Endress (Sports) Kerry Windingland (Sports) Mary Willis (Academics Editor) Jenny Geibel (Academics) Leighann Sarzanini-Calentine (Academics) Rima Jakstys (Underclass Editor) Amy Atkinson (Underclass) Jenny Glogowski (Underclass) Jenny Crispen (Underclass) Pia Negandhi (Seniors Editor) Christine Conry (Seniors) Stephanie Jeter (Seniors) Kim Heath (Seniors) Joe Storch, Pia Negandhi , Heather Cupps (Photographers)

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Nat ional Honor Soc iety recognizes students who maintain a 4 .5 cumulative grade point average and exhibit service and leadership qualities. The club provides members with the opportunity for service as well as social recreation. The annual Homecoming Bonfire provided an evening filled with hot cocoa, music , and fun . In a formal induction ceremony, Centennial's NHS chapter initiates new members in the spring. National Honor Society sponsor, Mrs. Allison White and the advisory board composed of Mr. Lee , Mr. Jenkins, Mrs. Eichhorst, Mr. Casteel, and Mrs. Doll assist members in the chapter's yearly activit· ies.

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Lying Down: Wendy Peyton, Leighann Sarzanini-Calentine Front Row: Dawn Imlay, Bethany Parker, Wendy Hagen, Ginny Stevenson, Elizabeth McGreal, Kim Bolin, Rachel Palencia, Michele Scheppel, Angle Milton, Chad Hansen, Robert Quattrone, Thomas Yang. Second Row: Anne Conley, Jennifer DesJardins, Pia Negandhi, Leslie Waldon, Caml Dash, Jenny Geibel, Debra Gerber, Jennifer Black, Robyn Matthews, Molly Kleiber, Debbie Oswald, Carolyn Conry, John Nowak . Third Row David Durbin, Kathy Madsen, Christine Conry, Julia Stucki, Tawnya Stucki, Stephanie Jeeter, Amy Webbink (co-Vice-President), Daniel Lee (Treasurer), Kevin Badertscher (President), Jenny Glogowski (Secretary), Janet McNamara (co-Vice-President), Beth Walton , Joda

1. Is Jenny Geibel decorating the NHS parade en· try or going flying? 2 . Kevin Badertscher flashes his best presidential smile . 3 . Fun at Bonfire '88 .

Pepple, Suzanne Johnson , Michele Bencks, Rob Newbold, Patty Scully. Fourth Row: Kimberly Spark, Joellen Handling, Kathy Sanderson, Dave Lehnus, Chris Doll, John Albers, Mike Matuzewicz, Cheryl Achtemeier, Todd Kline , Steve Hoffman, Benny Kwon, Doug Snyder, Chris Lansford, Wilson McConkie, Matt Elliott, Gina Newbold , Colette Rodgers, Allison White (Sponsor). Fifth Row: Ryan Neitzel, Tabu Terrell, Chris Eggers, Tom McNamara, Christoph Widenhorn , Christopher Mikucki, Jon Ebert, Tom Erekson, Scott Clark, Rima Jakstys, Greg Endress, Jason Eyman, David Bartels, Eric Remsen.

National Honor Society

French Honor Society Members of French Honor Society (La Francais) maintain an A average in French and at least a B average in all other subject areas. Each year the organization participates in various activities: meetings with guest speakers, a French party at Christmastime, celebration of Foreign Language week, and a field trip . The sponsor is Mrs. Little. Leighann Sarzannini Calentine really enjoys French.

Front row: Angie Milton, Leighann Sarzanini· Calentine, Jen· nifer Jones (Sec.fTreas.), Kim Bolin (Pres.), Robyn Matthews, Anne Conley, Karla Fly. 2nd row: Leslie Walden, Christoph Widenhorn, Jennifer Black (Vice·Pres.), Christine Conry, Mol·

F<ench Hono• Sodety

ly Kleiber, Jennifer Meyers, Angie Schmidt, Kim McCloud. 3rd row: John Henson, Ulku Coskunoglu, Mark Sikora, Kathy Sanderson, Matt Eisenstein, Pia Atkins.

German Honor Society

Members of German Honor Society (Deutsch Vereign) have completed three consecutive semesters of German with a minimum G.P.A. of 4.3. This organization furthers the study of German language, literature, culture, and civilization. The group's activities include culture-related trips . The sponsor is Ms. Carol Stack.

Front row: Andrea Fortier, Kathy Madsen (Sec./Treas.), Stephanie Jeter (Pres.), David Durbin (Vice-Pres.), Cheryl Achtemeier, Todd Kline . 2nd row Carol Stack (Sponsor), David Bartels, Geoff

Cockerham, Christoph Widenhorn , Mike Matuzewicz, Heather Cupps.

Todd Kline looks at Cheryl Achtemeier In amazement because she conjugated "gehen" incorrectly.

Kathy Madsen Is Intently studying her German.

Geâ€˘man Honoâ€˘ Sodety

Spanish Honor Society The Spanish Honor Society, sponsored by Mrs. McMaster, is composed of students who excel in the Spanish language. Besides receiving superior grades in Spanish, they must continue their studies in the language and maintain good citizenship in other courses. The members participate in various activities such as fund-raising, cultural field trips, international dinners, and a formal initiation of new members in the spring. The basic responsibility of this organization is to promote excellence in the language and increase member knowledge of the Hispanic culture .

Front Row: Suzanne Johnson (Vice-President), Joda Pepple (President), John Sullivan (Secretary/Treasurer). Second Row : Mrs . Candace McMaster (Sponsor), Rachel Palencia , Robert Quattrone, Jennifer Kulavic, Dawn Imlay, Melinda Marcin, Jenny Glogowski , Robben

Spanish Honor Society

Spanish culture exhibited through art .

O'Bryan. Third Row: John Nowak, Ryan Neitzel, Carolyn Conry, Keda Sikora, Julia Stucki, Rebecca Erekson, Julie Sloniger, Pia Negandhi. Back Row: Tom McNamara, Chris Ennen, Joellen Handling, Chris Lansford, Steve Hoffman, Tom Erekson, Chris Mikucki , Jon Ebert.

Spanish Club The purpose of the Spanish Club is to familiarize the students with Hispanic culture and provide the opportunity to savour its richness. Membership is open to any interested student. In November the students attended Copacabana at the University of Illinois. They witnessed Copa '88 and were able to participate in the festivities . Christmas activities consisted of sampling Latin food , caroling, and, of course, a Christmas pinata. Other activities included guest speakers, progressive dinners, a field trip , and pizza sales.

Lying Down: John Sullivan (President). Front Row: Pia egandhi, Laura Wilkins, Mary Freeman, Tom Albers, Rachel Palencia (Vice路President), Jennifer Kuehn (Trea路 surer), Joda Pepple (Corresponding Secretary), John Albers (Secretary), Shane Truitt, Chad Hansen , Robben O'Bryan, Aimee Noel Second Row : Patricia Klimek (Sponsor), Julie Sloniger, Tim Sullivan, Bryan

Shellabarger, Sarah Gelberg, Kelly Foster, Jill Pew, Joellen Handling, Julia Stucki, Janet McNamara, Oulay Phanrana, Michele Scheppel, Daniel Lee. Back Row : Bethany Parker, Tommy Geibel, Chris Mikucki, David Williams, Chris Lansford , Steve Hoffman, Stephen Stoll, Chris Doll, John Mulhall, Tom Erekson, Amy Webbink , Sascha Beck. Amy Webbink and Jason Ford talk and Tango at Copa

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International Club

Front Row: Rachel Doney (Korea), Joe Storch, James Liu (Taiwan), Lori Schaeffer (Mexico), Oulay Phanrana (Laos), Andrea Fortier (Bulgaris/Isreal), Michele Bencks (Korea), Phayranh Phanrana (Laos), Bouneseng Roupsouay (Laos), Diedra Wallace, Mrs. Caryl Henkel (Sponsor). Second Row: Pia Negandhi (India/Germany), John Lindstrom, Wendy Hagen, Sanjay Joshi (India), Tiffany Ross, Joda

Pepple, Leighann Sarzanini路Calentine, Julia Stucki, Kim Bolin, Jennifer Minogue, Chris Mikucki. Back Row路 Amy Webbink, Katie Peterson, Joellen Handling, Cheryl Achtemeier (Germany), Chris Lansford, Julie Arrasmith , Stephen Mercer, Jill Pew (Colombia), Kathy Sanderson (U.K.), Rachel Palencia (Colombia), Anne Conley.

Members of the International Club represent an interest in the cultures of foreign countries. Some members actually come from foreign countries; others have been exchange students, while many have lived vacationed in foreign countries. The members started the year with a club picnic featuring a variety of international ~::ods and held a December Holiday party. Planning get-togethers with Central students, attending local International events (like fairs at other schools or the University), plus producing our own Fair and Fine Arts Festival in the spring are all activities for students in this group.

2 1. Mary Willis and Mrs. Henkel find the club picmc to be a family affair. 2 . Andrea Fortier prepares to adorn the International Tree with lights.

Spanish I International Club

Interact Interact is a service organization comprised of senior boys and girls selected by the faculty on the basis of participation in school activities, leadership, and dependability. This year, Interact combined with Interserve (formerly an all-girl service organization comparable to Interact) to create one club. Some of their various service projects include: the freshman dance, Food For Families, Oxfam, Make-A-Wish Foundation, and sponsorship of a family at Christmas. The sponsors are Mr. Jenkins and Ms. Foster. Front Row: Beth Walton, Regina Nicholson, Erica Lenz, Elizabeth McGreal, Pia egandhi, Kim Bolin, Heather Cupps, Annmarie elson, Tiffany Ross, Patty Scully, Debbie Gerber, Jenny Glogowski, Beth Dahl, Eric Kizer. Second Row: David Jenkins, Tawnya Stucki, Scott Oldani, Suzanne Johnson, Joda Pepple, Amy Atkinson, Raynika Trent, Michele Bencks, Jennifer Black, Christine Conry, Kathy Madsen, Stephanie Jeter, Mrs. Foster (sponsor) Third Row: Mr. Jenkins

1. Beth Walton usurps the power of Interact President Ala Durukan. 2 . Are all Interact meetings this much fun? 3. Interact members go "Scouting For Food" in the Eagle parking lot.

Interact 3

(sponsor), Janet McNamara, Kevin Badertscher, Joellen Handling, Gregory Endress, Ala Durukan (president), Todd Coleman, Mike Higgins, Jason Carrodine, Robert Jefferson Alejandro Nunez, Tom Erekson, John Mulhall Back Row: Mary Willis, Curtis Nash, Wilson McConkie, Chns Mikucki, Jason Rotzoll, Morgan Wandell, Scott Clark, Rima Jakstys, Kris Carlson, Jeremy Gardner, Sean Fackler, Jason Eyman.

1 Is Suzanne Johnson the new Betty Crocker of desserts? 2 The Pepsi Generation of Michele Bencks, Chris Mikucki, and Joda Pepple drink a toast to the chili supper. 3 An Interact member displays the award winning technique of scooping chili. 4 . Do real cheerleaders wear boxer shorts under their uniforms? 5 . The Italian Stallion (Mary Willis) struts "his" stuff during the senior skit

Interact

Speech Club The Speech Club competed in 12 tournaments during the 198889 school year and experienced considerable success . Lynne F itzmaurice , J ill Pew , Mike Creason, Lemond Peppers, and Allen Stickels were tournament champions . Qualifying for the l.H.S.A. Sectional with a chance to go to the State Tournament were Fitzmaurice , Pew , Creason , Peppers, Stickels, Julie Krute, and Tifani Forman. Hosting its own tournament high lighted the club's many other activities. In a busy year, club members polished speaking skills , received many honors, visited high school and college campuses throughout the state, and met many new friends .

Lying Down: Sarah Reeves , Sascha Beck. Front Row: Jessica Langston, Tifani Forman (Treasurer), Lemond Peppers, Lynne Fitzmaurice (Secretary), Mary Willis, Dawn Hamelberg, Colette Rodgers. 2nd Row Angela Spalding , Dav id So uthc o mbe , Er ic Kir by, Ka th y

Broadcasters Each morning Centennial students are greeted with a cheery "Good Morning" by sophomore Kara Kline and seniors Mary Willis and Wilson McConkie (alternate). As Broadcasters their duty is to inform the student body of the day's and week's events. Open auditions are held in the spring when potential Broadcasters are judged on rate, tone-quality, articulation, and emphasis.

Broacasters Mary Willis, Wilson McConkie, and Kara Kline catch their breath long enough to pose for a picture.

Speech Club I Broadcasters

Sanderson, Julie Krute , Jill Pew (ViceÂˇPresident) . 3rd Row: Stan Yanchus (sponsor), Joe Storch, Ben Cox, Andy Clark, Allen Stickels (President), Chris Tscheschlok, Don Cribbs. Not PicturedÂˇ Kelly Foster, Mike Creason, Robert Jefferson.

EGO Students whose interests and talents lie in the area of creative writing produce Centennial's annual literary magazine, EGO. Poems, short stories, essays, and student art are all showcased in this publication. The EGO staff also hosts symposia where student writers share their work with each other each month. Monthly writing con· tests are also conducted to encour· age creative writing, and Centennial's outstanding creative writer is honored with EGO's an· nual Creative Writing Award at Awards Night.

Front Row: Heather Cupps, Anne Conley (co-editor}, Lynne Fitzmaurice 2nd Row· Mrs. Nolen (sponsor}, Mark Clegg, Sarah Gelberg. Not Pictured: Jim Wilhite (co-edi·

tor}, Robert Diener (co-editor}, Tara Mahannah, Christine Nash .

JETS J.E.T.S. (Junior Engineering Technical Society) is an organiza· tion that explores topics related to the fields of engineering. A major function of JETS is to provide an academic team for a scholastic competition each year held at Parkland College and sponsored by the University of Illinois. Students are tested in the areas of math, chemistry, biology, physics, English, graphics, and computer science.

Front Row: Leslie Walden, Ginny Stevenson, Nicole Hurley, Amy Webbink, Amy McKay, Mrs. Nancy Clinton. 2nd Row: Ryan Adams, David Southcombe, Kim Bolin, Leslie Clark, Daniel Lee, Robert Quattrone, 3rd Row:

Chris Mikucki, Chris Doll, Steve Hoffmann, Cheryl Achtemeier, Chris Lansford, Tom Erekson. Not Pictured: Jon Ebert.

EGO / JETS

Afro-American Club For the third year, the AfroAmerkan Club was instrumental in collecl. 11g donations for the Food for Families Drive at CentenniaL We continue to recognize those students who promote human relations as espoused by Dr. Martin Luther King by awarding Scholarships in his honor.

Front Row: Jennifer Smith (Secretary), Tamu M1tchell, Seana Ware , Lizona Phillips, Karen Buckley, Mrs . Casey (Sponsor). Second Row : Regina Nicholson, Tina Moore , Juanita Standifer, Alisha Carter, April Brown , Antonia James. Third Row Dontrey Britt, Brandi Simmons, Shannon Patterson, Angela James . Fourth Row: Raynika Trent (President), Karla The Afro-American Club displays a sample of the success of their canned food dance .

Computer Club A new organization at Centennial, the Computer Club, is open to any student with an interest in computers. Meetings are held every other Tuesday in the afternoon where members can sample software and share ideas on topics related to computers.

Front Row: Steven Thiele, John Sh ; n, Chris Lansford. Back Row: Dave Powell, Stephen Stoll, John Scarpetta (Sponsor).

Afro-American Club / Computer Club

Fly (Treasurer). gina Evans, Alesha Gladney, Jamal Abdullah, John McClelland . Fifth Row: Lori Halcrombe, Crysslda Green , Shannon Glasper, Mark Thomas. Back Row: Domonlc Cobb, Jason Carrodine, Neysa Pernell, Lemond Peppers (Vice-President), Robert Jefferson

Principal Scholars The Principal Scholars Program is designed for minority c;tudents who want to achieve success at top-ranked colleges and universities. The program offers students an advanced high school curricula as well as special cultural, educational, and recreational opportunities. Centennial High School is proud to participate in this statewide program which encourages academic excellence. The slogan for the '88-'89 school year was "Commitment: The Key to Success."

Front Row: Tamu Mitchell, Karla Fly, Candace Glass, Dontrey Britt (Vice-President), Seana Ware (Treasurer), Lizona Phillips, Brandi Simmons. Second Row: Neysa Pernell, Jennifer Smith, April Brown, Karen Buckley, Chris Johnson, Shannon Burton, Jamal Abdullash, Annitra Farmer, Antonia James, John McClelland . Mrs. Kimberly Taylor (Sponsor), Mrs. Linda Page (Sponsor), Shannon Patterson, Taliah

Abdullah, Teyha Dixon, Kim Page, Regine Nicholson, Lemond Peppers, Cryssida Green , Cesario Williams. Back Row: Ben Cox, Deborah Hunt , Renae Bluitt, Lyvonda Gaither, Alisha Carter, Shannon Glasper, Robert Hutchison, Raynika Trent (Secretary), Brahm Cauthorn , Robert Jefferson (President), John Calloway.

Art Club The Centennial Art Club is open to any interested student. Members have participated in such activities as a Homecoming parade entry, button making, and shirt designing for the benefit of other organizations.

Front Row Kerry Windingland (President), Scott Landells, Mrs. Decardy (Sponsor). Back Row e Angie Milton (President), Christine Vanier, Rachel Doney, Shawn Johnson .

The Art Club gallops in the Homecoming parade with the hopes of a Charger Victory.

Principal Scholars / Art Club 45

Centinal Staff The Centinal is an organization that is run by students for students . It is published once a month and includes timely news articles and need-to-know info; interesting features; play-by-play sports and is a forum for student opinion . The staff is selected by Mrs. Georgine Hembrough through recommendations of previous English teachers and the student's ability to write. The staff consists of fifteen students and is representative of each class-excluding freshmen . Each issue is mailed home compliments of PTSA and is also sold for 25Â˘ for a hotÂˇoff-the-press issue.

Front Row: John Sayles, Matthew Pryor, Bryan Endress, Amanda Robertson, Jennifer Muir, Chris Tscheschlok . Carianne Cicone, Jennifer Jones, Mrs. Hembrough (advisor),

Back Row: Chris Ennen, Eric Kirby, Julie Krute, Toni Gannaway, Wendy Martinkus, Anthony Aniello, Jeremy Alumbaugh.

1. Amanda Robertson realizes that putting a newspaper together is like putting a puzzle together 2. Is Julie Krute secretly laughing at Jennifer Jones' whistling? 3. Is Wendy Martinkus meditating over the newspaper article? 4. The Centinal photographer, Cari Cicone, gets a good view of the bonfire attendees.

CenHnal Staff

Senior of the Month Committee The Senior of the Month Committee consists of seniors and the faculty at Centennial. Seniors are nominated each month by sponsors to represent an organization or sport. Seniors with a grade point average of 4.5 or better are eligible for academic nomination. The committee narrows the choices to five nominees in academics and activities and six nomiÂˇ nations in athletics. The ballot is then distributed to the faculty to vote on one outstanding senior in each category.

Front Row: Mary Willis, Annmarie Nelson, Neysa Pernell, Raynlka Trent. Second Row : Patty Scully, Leighann Sarzanini-Calentine, Albert Yau, Mr Valentine (sponsor).

Back Row: Michele Bencks, Kathy Madsen , Joda Pepple, Kevin Badertscher.

Election Board The Election Board is made up of five members from each class who are responsible for conducting all school elections. They provide ballots to third hour teachers, make certain that all ballots are collected, and tally votes after school on the day of an election.

Front Row Stephanie Myler, Joda Pepple, Tracy Butler, Dawn Imlay, Amy Twohey. Second Row: Katie McDermott, Tiffany Ross, Shelly McMurray, Cher Godden . Back Row:

Amy Kaufman, Angela Witt, Kelly Foster, Kelly Dressel, K1m Page, Kristin Kaufman, Kim Senteney, Mrs. Se1fert (sponsor).

The senior election board members marvel at the nomination .

Senior of the Month Committee / Election Board

Student Council The key word for the 1988-89 Student Council was SPIRIT! The officers made a commitment to bring back Charger Pride in all sports and activities at Centennial. Representatives revived Blue and White days, put on an exciting Spirit Event dance, and made the Homecoming festivities the best ever. In addition, the council set a new record for pounds collected in the Clothing Drive, led the fight against litter, and hosted ViceVersa '89. A combination of service and fun made this year's group excel in representing our school.

Kris Carlson wonders if Mary Freeman will accept Chris Knieja's 1.0 U. for Homecoming tickets.

Lying Down Morgan Wandell (President). Front Row: Tiffany Ross, Katie McDermott, Colleen Trask, Mary Freeman, Julie Kansy, Kara Kline, Scott Latona, Michele Bencks, Christine Brinkman, Thomas Yang . Second Row; Albert Yau, Todd Coleman, Colette Rodgers, Leighann SarzanimÂˇCalentine, Christi Kelman, Jennifer Kuehn, Mary Beth Martin, Kim Page, Jenny Pierce, Kristin Kaufman, Amy Twohey, Becky Wilberg, Cori McDermott .

Student Coundl

Third Row: Mr BonDurant (Sponsor), Melanie Cook, Tim Meeker, Sheila Ochs, Michele Scheppel, Pia Atkins (ViceÂˇPresident), Rima Jakstys, Shelly McMurray, Julie Harmon, Joda Pepple (Secretary), Nicole icholas, Stacie McCabe, Jennifer Smith. Back Row Kelly Dressel, Justine Faith, Dawn Hamelberg, Jeanene Rollins, Chris Lansford, Kevin Badertscher, John Albers, Martha Hettinger, Kelly Beckett, Jenny Shuff, Kim Senteney

I 5 1. President Morgan Wandell leads the fight against litter. 2 . Katie McDermott and Ashley Johnson share a trash bag at the Litter Pick·up 3 . The ' 8·'89 Executive Board of Rob ewbold, Joda Pepple, and Pia Atkins surround their mighty leader, Morgan Wandell. 4. Kim Page and Kelly Dressel proudly show the1r garbage bag to the camera 5 Albert Yau, Julie Kansy, and Martha Hettinger play bouncers for the Spirit Event Dance. 6. Joda Pepple and Michele Scheppel ask, "Who's next for the Pepsi Challenge?" 7 Jenny Kuehn discov· ers the final bit of trash in Centennial's courtyard .

Student Council

Thespians Becoming a Thespian requires one hundred hours of participation in any of the three productions put on during the year . Thespian Playmakers Troupe #1043 is affiliated with the International Thespian Society, the largest drama organization in the world. Not only do Thespians produce shows but every other January they attend the Theatrefest at the University of Illinois, and for the past two years they have sponsored "Theatre in a Trunk," a national comedy touring company. As demonstrated by all their work, the troupe is dedicated to providing every audience with a memorable show.

Jim Foster, Mark Clegg, and Bryce McConkie - friends or enemies.

Front Row: Keith Page, Bethany Parker, Dawn Hamelberg, Beth Dahl, Scott Landells, Allen Stickels, David Durbin, Caryl Henkel. 2nd Row: Michael Stellwag, Lisa Linke, Julie Arrasmith, Mary Willis, Kathy Madsen, Debbie Thompson, Carol Williams. 3rd Row: Molly Blaford, Wendy Hagen, Meredith

Thespian Playmaken

LaDuke, John Lindstrom, Mike Creason. Back Row: Sam Ridenour, John Albers, Don Frichtl, Wilson McConkie, Mike Matuzewicz, Jim Foster, Steve Brush, Jason Rotzoll, Thomas Phillips. Not Pictured : Tom Barker

1 David Durbin begs for mercy from Jason Rotzoll and Steve Brush. 2 . Julie Arrasmith prepares for another spectacular make -up job . 3 . Dawn Hamelberg and Jeanne Rollins discuss their part in this years production of Julius Caesar. 4 . Mike Matuzewicz and Wilson McConkie take time out at set construction to smile for the camera. 5 . Mr. Page experiences backstage burnout.

Thespian Playmakers

Treble C h o i r - - - - - - - - --Treble Choir is a girls' choir open to any students interested in learning more about singing choral music. Beginning choreography is incorporated into many different styles of music they perform. The students participate in three school concerts during the year.

Monica Ludwig sings her heart out.

Front row: Michelle Cater, Diana Taylor, Tara Mahannah, Jodi Unzicker, Monica Ludwig, Harmony Brewer, Steph· anie Baer, Laurie Asher, Deanna Brent, Amy Kuzian, Mily Jump. 2nd row: Becky Wilberg, Dawn Nava , Joy Winfrey, Teejha Dixon, Trina Dawson, Denise Cassel, An· drea Kubbs, Jacki Jones, Anna Toler, Melissa Cullen. 3rd row : Angela Peterson , Quishun Williams , Tasha

Mcfarland, Dawn Kenney , Cyndy Tabor, Tonya Myers, Jennifer Liggett, Pamela Combs, Carmelitta Walker, Sara McNamara. Last row: Molly Blaford, Tricla Weeks, Tanya Judson, Michelle Fitch, Towanna Mcfall, Miki Stewart, Shaunna McNeal, Katrina Lee, Tina Holzhauer, Windy Ligon, Latanya Wash. Not pictured: Stephanie Demaris, Thuy Tran.

Front row: Krissle Ruggles, Trevor Blomberg, Dawn Hamelberg (Vice·Pres. 2nd hr.), Jill Omark, Tamu Mitch· ell, Lizona Phillips, Stephanie McKinzie, Nikki McMahon, Christy Johnson, Lynne Fitzmaurice (Sec. 2nd hr.), Seana Ware (Tres. 3rd hr .), Joy Jump, Tricia Lawhorn. 2nd row: Jeanette Robinson, Lori Schaeffer, Amy Miles, Alicia Merrell, Chrissy Williams, Gina Nimon , Tasha Wright, Deborah Cribbs, Diana Davis, Debbie Thompson, Kirsten Monigold, Tiffen Markham, Brandl Simmons. 3rd row: Kara Turner, Stephen Mercer, David Durbin, Todd

Berkland, Kevin Todd, Brandon Olson, Jeremiah Kerr, AI· len Vogel, Orlando Herman, Donald Grindley, Greg Posey, Shawn Burns, Tyler Bengoechea, Larry Sprout. Back row: Bryant Harvey , Charles Markham, Nick Logsdon, Mark Clegg, Thomas Phillips (Vice·Pres. 3rd hr .), Jason Rotzoll (Pres. 3rd hr.), Shanne McNeal, Don Cribbs, Domonlc Cobb (Sec. 3rd hr.), Aaron Stucki, Mike Todd (treas. 2nd hr .), David Lockett (pres. 2nd hr .), Marcius Moore . Not pictured : Carla Young, Steve Schoonover, Brian Bernard, Toby Gilner, Josh Chicoine.

Chamber Choir consists of Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who audition to become part of the choir. The choir continues developing individual and group skills begun in past years. In addition to performing in the three yearly concerts, students may choose to participate in solo/ensemble contest, audition for IMEA District III Chorus, or All State Chorus. The director is Mrs. Carol Williams.

Chamber Choir's dance experts!

Treble Choir / Chamber Choir

Swing Choir Swing Choir is made up of advanced Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who audition in the spring. This choir stresses the continued development of singing skills as well as the use of choreography to enhance its many musical performances . The Swing Choir participates in the three yearly school conÂˇ certs, Spectrum, as well as many community performances.

Front row : Wilson McConkie , Beth Dahl , Michael Stellwag, Mike Todd, Heather Cupps, John Lindstrom. 2nd row Debbie Oswald, Chad Cassel, Karen Buckley, Thomas Yang, Melanie Cook. 3rd row: Meredith LaDuke.

4th row: Amy Begue, Jim Foster, Julia Stucki, Steve Brush, Katie Mahannah. Back row: Wendy Marlinkus, Bryce McConkie, Kathy Madsen, David Bartels, Lisa Linke, Mike Matuzewicz, Renee Johns.

Bryce and Wilson McConkie, also known as "Pete" and " Repete" , display their singing talents.

The Swing Choir girls warm up with singing and aerobics.

Mike Matuzewicz shows us a stunning choreographic move.

Swing Chob

M a d r i g a l s - - - - - - - - - - - --The Madrigals perform primarily traditional acapella madrigal music. This group meets two mornings a week before school. As a group, they perform at solo/ensemble contests, as well as many other community functions. The students are selected by audition in the spring.

Front row: Katie Mahannah, Monica Ludwig, Jill Omark, Dawn Hamelberg, Julia Stucki, 2nd row: Amy Begue, Mer· edith LaDuke, Molly Blaford, Debbie Oswald, Beth Dahl, Lisa Linke, Kathy Madsen . Back row · Bryce McConkie, John

Lindstrom, Wilson McConkie, David Bartels, Mike Creason, Mike Matuzewicz, Thomas Yang Not pictured : Jim Foster, Mike Todd .

Dawn Hamelberg is at an early Madrigal rehersal!

Orchestra--------------. The full orchestra is made up of Centennial and Central string students combined with Centennial wind students. This group performs in both the Winter Concert and Spring Concert. They also tour the Champaign middle Schools.

Shawn Finfrock concentrates intently on her music.

Front row: Judi Hoffman (Director), Vaskia Reid, Jen· nifer Bartling, Julie Tran, James Argoudelis, Allen Hall. 2nd row: Debbie Oswald, Martha Hettinger, Channelle Lewis, Jack Logue, Sean Fonner, Julie Brown. 3rd row: Malaika Williams, Wendy Hagen, John Lindstrom, Marsha Woods, Carianne Ctcone,

Stephanie Jeter, Amber Brent, Shawn Finfrock. Back row: Doug Snyder, Josh Walden, Steve Hoffman, Todd Kline, Michael Stellwag, Mike Creason, Debra Gerber, Jennifer Black. Not pictured: Rachel Doney, Pat Raimer, Misty Williams, Ellen Phillips, Melissa Stack.

The Orchestra Club members are elected by the class members of the String Orchestra. The group had a fundraiser this fall to pay for a future field trip . They also work with the club's sponsor, Mrs. Hoffman, planning the year's activities, extra performances with the Strolling Strings, and ways of earning money for the orchestra program.

Jennifer Bartling shows off her new StrollIng Strings outfit.

Hagen, Malalka Williams, James Argoudelis, Martha Hettinger.

Front row: Julie Tran (VIce-Pres.), Jennifer Barling (Soph.Rep.), Vaskla Reid (Junior-Rep.). Back row: Wendy

Strolling Strings The Strolling Strings is a new group at Centennial. Members play familiar tunes while strolling around tables at banquets. The highlight of this year was the Strolling Strings Dessert, October 25, 1988, in the Centennial cafeteria. Decorated as a cafe' and parents donating fancy desserts, the group played for a full house of 90 guests. The group also performs out in the community throughout the year. The sponsor is Mrs. Judi Hoffman.

Front row : Julie Tran, James Argoudelis, Jennifer Bartling, Martha Hettinger, Judi Hoffman (Director). 2nd row: Julie Brown, Jack Logue, Vaskla Reid, Allen Hall 3rd row: Wendy Hagen, Debbie Oswald, Amber Brent,

Sean Fonner. Back row: Channelle Lewis, Malaika Williams, Shawn Finfrock. ot pictured: Pat Raimer, Misty Williams, Ellen Phillips, Melissa Stack.

O.chesha Club/ Stâ€˘olling St,;ngs

Marching Chargers This year, our very own Marching Chargers found great success in three separate competitions. In one of these competitions at Arthur they came home with a Grand Championship award . This year is the second year in a row that they achieved this award . For the entire 1988 season, the Marching Chargers brought home fourteen total awards. This dedicated band meets five days a week. Most weekends in September and October are filled with competitions, and they are required to attend a one-week camp in August.

Lying down : Kevin Badertscher, Jennifer Black. Front Row : Molly Blaford, Debby Atwater, Liz Cline, Julie Kansy , Emily Hills, Kim Fletcher, Laura Wilkins, Edna Link , Jill Omark, Cher Godden, Colleen Trask, Julie Arrasmith , Melanie Cook. Row 2 : Christine Vanier, Rachel Doney, Carianne Cicone, Krissie Dennis, Jennifer Desjardins, Kelly Beckett, Jennifer Mickle , Jennifer Lashbrook, Sarah Milton, Heather Gillman, Tyra Clapp, Jeanne Bloomberg, Jesica Sisco, Robert Russell, Lisa Munds, Jodi Lamendola. Row 3 : Dave Powell, Jennifer Ewert, David Cribbs, Matt Wright, Josh Walden, Keith Oye, Matt Piersall, Jeff McCoy, Quantrell Kendrick, Jeff Kendrick, Craig Peterson, Lemond Peppers, Irvin Regan, Ben Terry. Row 4 Âˇ Nicky Wisehart , Frank Bradford, Tim Meeker, Steven Bauer, Aimee Noel, Jennifer Kuehn , Jenny Evans, Mary Freeman, Jennifer Meyers, John Sayles, Stephanie Jeter, Marsha Woods, Julie Blue, Michelle Morger, Nicole Hurley, Juanita Standifer, Teyha Dixon, Jeff Kansy, Steven

Marching Chargers

Schaeffer Row 5 : Joe Wolfe (Director), Christina Wakefield. Chrissy Williams, Laurie Webster, Julie Benz, Dottie McKenney , Debbie Benz, Rachel Palencia , Andrew Miller , Kara Kline, Kim Bolin, Ernestine Regan , Moira Nolan , Kare n Buckley, Carrie Roberts, Kevin Battle, Reid Peterson , Jon Schmidt, Matt Grismer, Julie Sloniger. Row 6: Arwen Sikora, Richie Curtin, Brian McKay , Jason Stiff, Jeff Schmidt, Randy Gawthorp , Ginny Stevenson, D1anna Lashbrook , Amy Webbink , James Sayles, Daniel Lee, Debbie Thompson, Debra Gerber, Angi Schmidt, Sherri Flentie, Lori Huffman, Dorothea Colwell, Dave Lehnus, Richard Adrian , Rashidi Overstreet. Back Row Kara Hagen , Frank Mabry , Kathy Sanderson, Joellen Handling, Mark Gomez, Todd Kline , Cheryle Achtemeier, Steve Hoffman , Doug Snyder, Kip Musson, Chris Doll, Mike Creason, Stephen Stoll , Michael Stellwag, Tom Barker, Joe Deptula, John Lindstrom, Nathan Kinney , James Standerfer, Scott Dreher, Jeanene Rollins .

1. Is Beth Dahl doing her impression of Superman during the Homecoming halftime show? 2. Lemond Peppers plays his clarinet with style. 3 . Todd Kline toots his horn at halftime. 4. The drumline marks the Charger beat . 5 The band entertains the spectators during halftime. 6 . The clarinets speak out above the drums . 7. The MarchÂˇ ing Chargers show the fans their stuff in the Indy 500.

Marching Chargers

Charger Guard The Charger Guard, a very dedicated and important part of the Marching Chargers, helped the band win Grand Champions, and fourteen other awards in three competitions. They give up most September and October weekends to go to competitions. They rehearse five days a week for the first two morning classes and every Thursday after school for an additional three hours. They are also required to attend camp for one week in August.

1. Chrissy Williams and Molly Blaford practice fencing with their flags . 2. A strong gust of wind whips through Centennial's gymnasium at our Homecoming assembly . 3 . Centennial's own Rockettes showing some leg during the Homecoming Game .

Chuge. Gua<d

Front Row : Jeanene Rollins (captain), Julie Arrasmith (captain), Julie Sloniger (captain). Row 2: Cher Godden, Jill Omark, Laurie Webster, LauÂˇ ra Wilkins, Kim Fletcher, Emily Hills. Row 3: Molly

Blaford, Colleen Melanie Cook. Wisehart, Debby Hagen, Christina

Trask, Liz Cline, Julie Kansy . Back Row : Edna Link. Nicky Atwater , Chrissy Williams. Kara Wakefield.

Symphonic Band Symphonic Band begins it season second quarter and continues it throughout the remaining third and fourth quarters. It takes part in three Centennial concerts, plus many other community functions . The members practice five days a week for one class period per day.

Front Row: Rachel Palencia, Jennifer Kuehn, Rachel Doney, Jennifer Meyers, Nicole Hurley, Michelle Morger, Kim Fletcher, Colleen Trask, Julie Kansy, Jenny Evans, Jeanne Bloomberg, Carianne Cicone, Stephanie Jeter, Jennifer Desjardins, Marsha Woods, John Sayles. Row 2 Daniel Lee, Mary Freeman, Dottie McKenney, Debbie Benz, Amy Webbink, Tim Meeker, James Sayles, Matt Grismer, Debra Gerber, Kimberly Bolin, Moira Nolan, Ernestine Regan, Karen Buckley, Angi Schmidt, Randy Gawthorp. Row 3: Joe Wolfe (Director), Dave Lehnus,

Dave Powell, Dianna Lashbrook, Jeff Schmidt, Sherri Flentie, Michael Stellwag, Chris Doll, Jenmfer Black, Joellen Handling, Kip Musson, Craig Peterson, Jeff Kendrick, Antoine Brown, Ginny Stevenson, Lori Huffman. Back Row: Scott Dreher, Mike Creason, Todd Kline, Joe Deptula, Stephen Stoll, Thomas Barker, Keith Oye, Steve Hoffmann, Cheryl Achtemeier, Josh Walden, Doug Snyder, Debbie Thompson, John Lindstrom, Kevin Badertscher, Kathy Sanderson.

Concert Band This year's Concert Band is made up of hard-working individuals, who practice one class period a day for the entire five-day school week. Its season spans throughout second, third, and fourth quarters. The season includes three Centennial concerts and various other community functions.

Front Row: Robert Russell , Tyra Clapp, Edna Link, Sarah Milton, Christie Vanier, Teyha Dixon, Jennifer Lashbrook, Heather Gillman, Julie Blue, Aimee Noel. Row 2 Joe Wolfe (Director), Nathan Kinney, Steven Schaeffer, Steven Bauer, Frank Bradford, Jeslca Sisco, Krissie Dennis, Reid Peterson, Juanita Standifer, Kelly Beckett, Jennifer Mickle, Kevin Battle, Julie Benz, Debby Atwater. Row 3 : Jennifer Ewert, Rashidi Overstreet, Jodi Lamendola, Jeff

Kansy, Richard Adrian, James Sayles, Richie Curtin, Andy Miller, Kara Kline , Lemond Peppers, Lisa Munds, Irvin Regan, Carrie Roberts, Arwen Sikora. Back Row Âˇ Todd Kline, Dorothea Colwell, Frank Mabry, Brian McKay, Jim Standerfer, Jason Stiff, Mark Gomez, Matt Wright, David Cribbs, Quantrell Kendrick, Jeff McCoy, Matt Piersall, Jon Schmidt, Ben Terry.

Symphonic Band / Concert Band

Jazz Band Front Row: Mr. Joe Wolfe (sponsor), Rachel Palenica, Dave Lehnus, Scott T Dreher, Daniel Lee, Kip Musson. Second Row : Jon Schmidt, Todd Kline , Steve Hoffman, Chris Doll Third Row Randy Gawthorp, Richie Curtin, Tim Meeker, Keith Oye, Jennifer Black, Carianne Cicone, Jeff Schmidt Back Row : Josh Walden , M1ke Creason, Amy Webbink , Jenny Evans, Kevin Badertscher, Michael Stellwag.

The Jazz Program, with over 50 students involved, will feature two bands this year. The jazz program will feature extra help via the Tepper Grant, where a leading jazz educator and band director at Oakwood High School, Tom Flanigan, will assist with the jazz program until May. The jazz bands will attend three competitions, plus will perform at the Jazz Night Program which will feature other jazz bands from Unit 4 . Jazz Band 1 meets three days a week and Jazz Band 2 meets twice a week .

Front Row : Jeanne Bloomberg, Dave Powell, Jeff Kansy, Rachel Palencia, Jennifer Meyers, Daniel Lee, Angi Schmidt Second Row Joe Wolfe (sponsor), Steve Schaeffer, Matt Piersall , Brian McKay, John Sayles. Third Row Steve Hoffman, Mark Gomez, Jason Stiff, Jeff McCoy, Andrew Miller Back Row Rashidi Overstreet, Debbie Thompson, Todd Kline , Doug Snyder, Kevin Battle , Richard Adrian

Pep Band The Pep Band will perform at all home basketball games and will provide musical entertainment. This group is not mandatory to be in, however, 60-65% of the band members will sign up to be in Pep Band. Pep Band will have one rehearsal, plus will play for approximately 9-10 home basketball games per year .

Front Row; Carianne Cicone, Jennifer DesJardins, Kelly Beckett, Jennifer Mickle, Jennifer Lashbrook , Heather Gillman, Sarah Milton , Edna Link, Tyra Clapp, Jeanne Bloomberg. Second RowÂˇ Aimee Noel, Jennifer Kuehn , Jenny Evans, Krissie Dennis, Mary Freeman, Jennifer Meyers, John Sayles, Stephanie Jeter, Marshal Woods , Julie Blue, Michelle Morger, Nicole Hurley, Colleen Trask . Th1rd Row: Joe Wolfe (sponsor), Steven Bauer, Julie Benz, Dottie McKenney, Debbie Benz, Rachel Palencia, Andrew Miller, Kara Kline , Debbie Atwater, Kim Bolin, Moira Nolen, Karen Buckley, Carrie Roberts, Kevin Battle, Reid Peterson, Jon Schmidt .

Jazz Band / Pep Band

Fourth Row: Richie Curtin, Brian McKay , Jason Stiff, Jeff Schmidt, Randy Gawthrop, Ginny Stevenson, Dianna Lashbrook, Amy Webbink , James Sayles , Daniel Lee, Lemond Peppers, Debbie Thompson, Jennifer Black, Debra Gerber, Lori Huffman, Dorothea Colwell, Dave Lehnus. Back Row: Frank Mabry, Kathy Sanderson, Joellen Handling, Mark Gomez, Todd Kline, Cheryl Achtemeier, Steve Hoffman, Doug Snyder, Kip Musson, Chris Doll, Mike Creason, Stephen Stoll, Michael Stellwag, Joe Deptula, John Lindstrom, Jim Standerfer, Scott Dreher.

Lancers The Lancers, Centennial's seventeen member drill team, promote school spirit and provide entertainment at all home football and basketball games. They practice daily to improve and develop new routines. The group is ra1smg money for camp and to attend statewide competition.

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Front Row: Dawn Imlay (captain), Tamu M1tchell, Michelle Kelley, Josie Calle, Ang1 Schmidt, Ernestine Regan, Tasha Wright. Back Row: Shantae Lee, Kim Abernathy, Lisa Neuses,

Regina McDonald, Renee Johns, Seana Ware, Michelle Kauffman, Kathy Funk, Tacha Branch (captain). Not Pictured: Colette Rodgers.

2 1 Centennial's Varsity run in behind the Lancer line. 2. Josie Calle, Kathy Funk, and Colette Rodgers flirt with the camera at a football game. 3 . Is there a holdup at Lancer practice?

Lancers

Future Problem Solvers Using creative problem solving techniques, Centennial's Future Problem Solving teams this year worked on problems which the future may present in the areas of energy sources, employment, and youth and the law. Each five-member team solved three practice problems before participating in a regional competition to determine the teams which would participate in the Illinois Future Problem Solving Bowl held annually at lllinois State University. Since its inception at Centennial, Future Problem Solving teams have qualified for state every year but one, and have sent one team to the national competition. The teams are sponsored by the gifted program at Centennial.

Front Row: Shane Truitt. Second Row: Chris Mikucki , Chris Doll, Leslie Walden , Ginny Stevenson, Kim Bolin , Bethany Parker, Cheryl Achtemeler, Rachel Palencia. Back Row:

Steve Hoffmann, Daniel Lee , Todd Kline , Chris Lansford, John O' Rourke, Julie Sloniger.

Half-Nelsons The Half-Nelsons attend all home meets, keep statistics, time and cheer. They travel to away meets to give the team support. Locker decorations and secret Santa gifts are other ways the girls increase the spirits of the team.

Front Row: Robyn Matthews, Carrie D'Aieo, Tiffany Ross easurer), Annmarle Nelson (president), Tammy Frye. Second Row: Cathleen DeLaMar, Shannon Herber, Dana

Futu<e Pwblem Solve.sj Half-Nelsons

Windingland, Stacie Koontz, Amy Atkinson. Back Row: Janet Holden, Kerry Windingland, Amy Peck, Katie McDermott, Erin Beyer, Mr. Nelson (sponsor).

Centennial Guard The purpose of the Centennial Guard members is to serve as timers and scorers for both boys' and girls' swim meets. Their main function is to conduct the Charger home swim meets and provide valuable support for the swimmers.

Front Row: Christine Brinkmann, Jennifer Noonan, Gina Nimon . Back Row: Lisa Linke, Carolyn Conry, Raynika Trent, Mr Fredericks (sponsor).

Polar Club The Polar Club is an organization devoted to helping students maintain a high level of physical fitness . To achieve this end members meet on a regular basis to run (outside in the cold). In years past this group has consisted of mostly runners making the transition from cross country to track, but this year many non-athletes took part as well. This years officers are: President-Jason Buhr, VicePresident-Debbie Knieja, Secretary- Ulku Coskunoglu, Treasurer- Todd Kline.

Front Row: Missy Smith, Lisa Brya, Deb Knieja, Ulku Coskunoglu, Stacey McWherter, Jennifer Kuehn . Second Row: Brandon Olson, Troy Randall, Kara Hagen, Jenny Geibel. Third Row: Christine Raymond, Jason Buhr, Amy

Webbink, Kerry Windingland, Erin McNeely, Mr Walters (sponsor). Back Row: Todd Kline, Mark Gomez, Iren White, Chris Lansford, Martha Hettinger, David Bartels.

Centennial Gua.d/ Pola. Club

Tutor Society The Tutor Society provides Centennial students with assistance in a one-on-one environment, in almost any given subject. The student and tutor meet on their own time, and are responsible for setting meeting times and places. One of the goals of the Tutor Society is to obtain tutors for every subject that Centennial offers .

Front Row: Lori Schaffer, Bethany Parker, Kim Bolin , Pia Negandhi , Neysa Pernell Back Row : Linda Page (sponsor), Kristin Kaufman, Kim Page, Sarah Reeves, Ja-

net McNamara, Michele Bencks, Paulette Wisehart , John Nowak.

Front Row: Karen Buckley, Lynne Fitzmaurice (secretary), Julie Arrasmith (vice-president) , Leighann SarzaniniCalentine (president), Leslie Walden (treasurer), Robert Quattrone Row 2 : Ms. LaRosa (sponsor), Nikki McMahon ,

April Brown, Troy Randall, Rebecca Erekson, Anne Conley, Ms. Tangora (sponsor). Back Row: Jennifer Smith, Alisha Carter, Shannon Glasper, Cami Dash, Katie Peterson, Deborah Cribbs

SADD Students Against Driving Drunk is an organization dedicated to informing others of the problems that driving under the influence of alcohol can cause. They participated in the 1988 Homecoming parade with a float depicting an effect of driving drunk .

SADD sponsors a hard-hitting float in the Homecoming parade.

Tuto< Sodety / SADD

CCE Cooperative Career Education, a program for students interested in obtaining on-the-job experience while still in high school, provides the benefit of work training as well as a related class. In this class, valuable work skills are learned and practiced. An Employer Appreciation Banquet is held in the spring to honor the employers.

Front Row: Tammie Burley, Arnie Garland, Dawn Battiato, Monique LeShoure, Shandra Wilkerson, Renee Johns. Row 2: Jennifer Jamison, Rob Palmisano, Dana Cockrell, Ellen Morford, Mike

Buttitta. Back Row: Troy Delio, William Daven· port, Jim Harms, Curtis Window, Doug Barger, Mike Todd.

Office Occupations Office Occupations is a cooperative training program designed for seniors who are interested in careers in business. Students spend one hour per day in the classroom phase of this program and at least fifteen hours per week at an approved training station. Students receive a salary commensurate with other beginning workers in similar occupations. Regular credit is given for on-the-job training and class work providing a total of three units of credit.

•L Front Row: Bette White (sponsor), Deborah Day, Teresa McCormick, Stephanie McKinzie, Andrea Kingston, Jennifer Buhrman. Row 2: Tracy Butler,

Amy Peratt, Jill Clark, Sharone Chambers. Back Row· Kerry Demanes, Cynthia Bragg, Brad Straka, Erica Lenz, Diane Smith .

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R.E.A.C.H. R.E.A .C.H. (Ready Ears and Caring Help) is entering its seventh year at Centennial with the motto "When you need to talk; we're here to listen." Often talking to someone your own age is a good way to clear up a problem and begin to feel better . The REACH peer counselors are trained to listen and provide guidÂˇ ance with the difficult problems teens face in our society. The program stresses confidentiality. Is Shane Truitt praying for a quick end to this REACH meeting?

Front Row : Chris Doll, Regina Nicholson, Debra Gerber, Julie Sloniger, Rachel Palencia, Jennifer Kuehn, Jenny Geibel , Shane Truitt 2nd Row Mrs. Kimberly Taylor (sponsor), Jason Carrodine, Sarah Reeves, Candace Glass, Suzanne

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Johnson, Lisa Linke, Julie Arrasmith, Kathy Doll (sponsor). 3rd Row : Dontrey Britt, Matt Eisenstein, Janet McNamara, Amy Atkinson , Keda Sikora, Rima Jakstys, Sean Mahannah, Robert Jefferson.

P.E.O.P.E.L. The P . E . O.P . E . L . program (Physical Exploration Opportunities Program for Exceptional Learners) provides an opportunity for regular students to integrate with handicapped students in an adapted P .E. class. Student aides enjoy participating in the many physical activities with the members of the adapted class while learning valuable leadership skills. The highlight of the year for everyone in the class is the Special Olympics Meet, held in May. The members of the Centennial team have been very successful every year, with many of them qualifying for, and winning at, the State Special Olympics Meet.

Front Row : Brad Johnson , Julie Sloniger , Michele Scheppel, Bethany Parker, Shandra Wilkerson 2nd Row:

Miss Mills (sponsor), Brian Decker, Scott Henson, Keith Molton, Jeremiah Kerr.

1. Perry Cheng lines up the ball for the winning goal. 2. Brad Johnson hopes he can keep his winning streak going.

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1988 State Champions The Charger Golf T earn coached by Robert Nelson drove, chipped, and putted their way all the way to a State Championship! This is the first time Centennial has had this honor in the history of our school. The team won all of their seven meets and each of their four invitationals with the exception of one fourth place finish at the beginning of the season. The team consisting of Jamie Fairbanks, Scott Clark, Rob Summers, Brett an Miller, Mike Kaufman, Josh Piersall, and Brian McAndrew won the Big 12 while setting a new team conference record at the same time. Coach Nelson also led the team to championships in the Regionals, out of fifteen teams, the Sectionals, out of twelve teams, and, of course, the State Tournament, out of sixteen teams. Individually, junior Jamie Fairbanks won the Big 12, Sectionals, and State as well as placing second at the Quincy Invitational, the Decatur Invitational,

and the Charger Invitational. Jamie also placed fourth at the Rantoul Invitational and third in the Regionals. Scott Clark also had an impressive year by winnmg the Rantoul Invitational, the Charger Invitational, and the Regionals. He also placed sixth at the Decatur Invitational, fourth in the Big 12, fifth at Sectionals, and seventh at State. Rob Summers placed high in many meets including eleventh at the Quincy Invitational, fourth at the Decatur Invitational, and two third place finishes at the Charger Invitational and in Sectionals. Brettan Miller had a fifteenth place finish at the Quincy Invitational, a seventh place finish in the Big 12, and an eleventh place finish in the Sectionals. Brian McAndrew placed twenty-sixth in the Decatur Invitational. Every one of these players went out and gave his all at every meet and rightfully deserves every bit of recognition he got. Congratulations to our first ever State Champions!

Jamie Fairbanks sets up for a shot from the rough.

Front Row: Andy Butler, Brandon Kuhl, Jeff McCoy, Jamie Fairbanks. Back Row: Brettan Miller, Scott Clark, Brian McAndrew, Mike Kaufman, Rob Summers, Josh Piersall, Coach Robert Nelson.

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4 1. Coach Nelson gives Mike Kaufman some last-minute pointers. 2 . Rob Summers keeps his eye on the ball 3 . Brettan Miller speaks softly and carries a big stick 4. Scott Clark looks as though he has a stiff back. 5 . Mike Kaufman does the twist.

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1. Jamie Fairbanks chips one onto the green. 2 . Josh Piersall puts his all into every putt . 3 . Brian McAndrew lines up a shot . 4. Scott Clark mentally guides the ball.

1 1 Debbie Knie1a and Martha Hettmg r push b: Tracy Mueller of 'ormal Commurut-' 2 "It sounded h e this, guys," says Brian McCo~Âˇ.

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Chargers Stride to Victory The 1988 Cross Country team com· peted in many meets in the area and sent an individual runner to the state meet. The team's strength lay with the high finishes of most members in team meets. The boys were led by David Bartels, Brian McCoy, and Brandon Olson. The strength for the girls rested in standouts Debbie Knieja and Martha Hettinger. Bartels finished fourteenth at the sect10nal meet, and Knieja placed sixth, qualifying her for state. The ac· complishments of all Centennial Cross Country members epitomized true Charger spirit.

Front Row . Lisa Brya, Debbie Knieja , Ulku Coskunoglu, Martha Hettinger, Amy Webbtnk. Row 2: Brandon Olson, Mark McClellan, Kirk Manley, Stacey McWherter, Vilath Sylavong, Toby

Meisenheimer. Back Row: Coach Walters, Marco Gomez, Jason Buhr, Todd Kline, Chris Lansford, lren White, Dave Bartels, Brian McCoy, Stephanie Slade (Mgr).

1. Debbie Knleja concentrates on the start of her race . 2 . David Bartels sprints towards the finish. 3 , Ulku Coskonoglu keeps an even stride.

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Football Tackles Another Year The 1988 Varsity Football team be· gan the season in strong fashion. They won their first three games and ap· peared to be in contention for the playoffs. Much of the Chargers' success can be attributed to the outstanding performance of several players selected for area recognition. The Big 12 East AllConference team consisted of Chargers Keith Bradley and Marc Galardy on offense. The defensive team consisted of Jason Rotzoll , Ken Crawford, Jeff Kendrick, Mark Thomas, and Shaine Chilton . Another honor, the News Gazette All Area Team, was bestowed upon Keith Bradley. The Chargers showed their dedication through their hard play both offensively and defensively.

Front Row: Jeremy Harris, Jacques LeFaivre, Kevin Deptula, Grant Grismer, Lindy Loschen. Row 2: Marc Galardy, Tim Wilson, Keith Bradley, Brent Ward , Chan Walker, Kenny Felkner, Shaine Chilton, Jason Rotzoll Row 3: Jabari Groves, Chad Hansen, Steve Swartz, Michael Todd, Bob Schimmel, Chad Cassel, Channing Peacock, Chris Wallace. Row 4: Brennan Downes, Chris Davis, Curt Barndollar, Craig Peterson, Ken Crawford, Mike Alves, Jan Blomberg, Brad Fitch. Row 5: Justin Henderson, Ricky Britt, Eric

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Remsen, Chris Johnson, Eric Kizer, Frank McCurry, Troy Deen, Paul Stamper. Row 6: Mark Thomas, Jason Walker, Tabu Terrell, Andre Chambers, Andy Weaver, Chad Pitcher, Lance Loschen, Rich Griffith. Row 7· Rick McCurry, Jeff Kendrick, Ken Robinson, David Dorner, Todd Coleman, Chuck Rogers, Keith Oye, Chad Rebman, Mike Monday. Back Row: George LeFaivre, Kevin Baker, Randy Hoggard, Benny Bryan, Gary Hembrough, Stan Lewis, Steve Terrell, Peter Meade.

1. Mark Galardy is Mr. Mom for Richie Griffith. 2 Chris Johnson dreams of a Centennial Victory. 3. Steve Swartz should keeps his mind on the Homecoming Game. 4. Chad Pitcher releases a pass with one hand while he amazingly waves to the crowd with the other hand! 5 . Coach Hembrough, Keith Bradley, and Mark Thomas discuss the game plan. 6. Frank McCurry goes after the Urbana ball carrier.

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Freshmen Take The Field The freshman football team coached by Peter Meade and Steve Terrell had many high points in their 0-6 game record . They scored in all but one of their games and lost by only one touchdown in their games against Central and Chiddix. Leading players were Matt Brombaugh, Robby Peete, Chris Jordan, and Mike Edmonds. Many of the players showed marked improvements so Centennial can look forward to a strong Sophomore team next year.

Front Row: Aaron Holleman, Matt Brombaugh, Marcus Moore, Chris Hamelberg, Kip Crozier, Damion Hackelman, Matt Pitcher, Benny Wallace. Row 2: James Cross, Todd Dalton, Jeff Novak, Joe Mosier, Tony Schroeder, Brian McKay, Don Bishop, Rashidi Overstreet Row 3: Jason Arrasmith, Turrance Pettis, Darren Taylor, Jason Mann, Bobby Lawrence,

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Derrick McMillian, David Lockett, Toby Gilner. Row 4: Jared Burton, Mike Tempel, Andy Roth, Chris Alwes, Don Grindly, Dan Anderson, Steve Schoonover, Robby Peete, Chad Deakin. Row 5: Kelly Musson, Brian Bernard, Carlos Ivy, Jayson Johnson, Chris Jordan, J.J Davis, Eric Dunlap, Mike Edmonds. Back Row: Coach Peter Meade, Coach Steve Terrel.

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Front Row : Mark Ashby , Doug Dahl, Shawn Cole, Andre Davis, Kevin Pettus, Rob Miller, John Marxmiller, Quartez Harper. Row 2: Kyle Long, Chandler Battershell, Shawn Imlay, Dan Chapman, Fred Pettus, Quantrel Kendrick, Robert Gertson Row 3 : Matt Woolridge , Mike Eckhardt, James Maggio, Mike Hayes, Tom Geibel , John McClelland, Shannon Burton, Chris

Abernathy. Row 4 : Scott Deck, Adam Brown, T.J. Tomlinson, Chris Ennen, Lemond Peppers, Tim Clark, Travis Godbolt. Row 5 : Alex Roe , Chris Johnson, Aaron Pew, John Ennis, Mike Maggio, Gordy Matthews, Cory Cook, Bralin Cauthorn. Back Row: Coach Ben Bryan, Coach Stan Lewis.

Miss Carol Stack has been Centennial's athletic director for 5 years now. Each year she has a number of important tasks to perform such as arranging game schedules, assemblies, and banquets as well as keeping all of the coaches on their toes. Not only does she do administrative athletic work, but she faithfully attends most of Centennial's athletic events. The Sports staff of this year's Centurian would like to thank Carol Stack for all of her help in obtaining scores and statistics and also for helping in tracking down coaches.

Coached by Benny Bryan and Stan Lewis, the sophomore football team had a good transitional year. Although they went 0-6, the experience, they gained will help them contribute to the varsity program next year. Leading players were Rob Miller as quarterback, Korry Cook and Travis Godbold as runningbacks, and Doug Dahl, Robert Gertson, and John Marxmiller on defense.

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Swimmers Take The Plunge This year's swim team again posted a winning season under the guidance of coach Ed Fredericks. The team placed second in the Big 12 conference meet defeating arch rival Central. The swimmers then went on to place fourth in Sectionals and sent Marni Tobin and Jennifer Noonan to the state meet. While at State Jennifer placed twentieth in diving while Marni placed second in the 100 m. backstroke and fourth in the 50 m. freestyle . Other team standouts were Johanna Klaus and Lisa Linke who were awarded the Princess Diana award.

Coach Fredericks tells Susan Wubbolding and Mary Beth Martin to stop talking to those boys.

Front Row: Michelle Heiser , Jennifer Noonan , Kristine Brinkmann, Gina Nimon, Jenny Shuff. Row 2: Vicky Waybright , Coach Don Waybright , Heather Gillman, Johanna Klaus, Mary Beth Martin, Susan Wubbolding, KaÂˇ

ren Keating, Marni Tobin, Ashley Johnson . Back Row: Coach Ed Fredericks, Jennifer Bartling, Heather Pierce, Raynika Trent, Lisa Linke , Carlyn Conry

1. Raynlka Trent exercises great form . 2. Marni Tobin, Mary Beth Martin, Susan Wubbolding, and Lisa Linke are pals in and out of the pool. 3 . And the winner of the swimsuit competition ... Marni Tobin! 4. It's a bird, a plane, no it's Jennifer Noonan! 5. Gina Nimon defies the laws of gravity.

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Soccer Dribbles On The soccer team had a strong group of seniors along with a talented group of sophomores who powered the team to an 8-4-4 record . Mike Higgins and Alejandro Nunez led the offense to twenty-seven goals while seniors Ata Durukan, Greg Endress, and David Jenkins controlled the defense. The duo of John Shatzer and Scott Oldani consistently shut down the opposition's attempt to score. The team elected Greg Endress, John Shatzer, and David Jenkins team captains along with voting David Jenkins MVP, Bill Costanza Most Improved, and Scott Oldani received the Blue and White award for his constant effort and determination. Tim Irish, a first year coach, was very satisfied with the team that produced six All-Conference selections . He is also looking forward to a productive season next year because of this year's strong sophomore athletes led by Jeremy Alumbaugh, David Southcombe, Adam Jenkins, Josh Chicoine, and Bryan Endress. 1. Bill Costanza concentrates on controlling the ball . 2. Mike Higgins sprints to the ball with gusto.

Front Row: Emerson Salonga, Todd Berkland, Chris Pohlod , Matt Pryor, Matt Wright, David Jenkins, Patrick Moore , David Durbin, Bryan Endress, Mark Miller Row 2: Scott Oldani, Phuong Byers, Mark Sikora, Daryl Gionnette, Josh Chicoine, Mike Phillips, David Southcombe, Jeff Kansy,

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Amy Dyson (mgr.), Courtney Abernathy (mgr.) Back Row: John Shatzer, Alejandro Nunez, Bill Costanza, Matt Edmonson, Jeremy Alumbaugh, Ata Durukan, Greg Endress, Adam Jenkins, Steve Benzinger, Coach Tim Irish, Randy Jones. Not Pictured: Mike Higgins, Andy Higgins, Sean Spires.

1. John Shatzer controls the ball and begins to attack the goal. 2 Amy Dyson, Bryan Endress, and Randy Jones are ready for action . 3 . Mark Sikora concentrates on making a good pass to Bryan Endress. 4 Mike Higgins is lying down on the job again. 5 . Greg Endress slide-tackles a Central attacker for the ball.

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Girls' Tennis Plays For Love This year the girls' tennis team under the new direction of Coach Bill Carson finished the season with an outstanding record of nine and five . The Chargers had impressive victories over Gibson City (8-1), Ranto4l (8-1), Lincoln (9-0), Danville (8-1), and Watseka (9-0). The team placed fourth in the Big 12. In Sectionals, the team placed third as did Genie Furia individually and Pia Negandhi and Amanda Soskin in doubles competition. Furia, Negandhi , and Soskin were also the state qualifiers on the team.

Amanda Soskin practices her ball control.

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Front Row Âˇ Erin McNamara, Bethany Novak , Pia Negandhi Back RowÂˇ Patty Scully, Genie

Furia, Coach Twohey.

Front Row: Heather Olsen, Erin McNamara, Lisa Brya, Annelle Tracy, Heather Cupps. Back Row: Missy Olsen, Jennifer Kulavic ,

Coach Carson, Thea Colwell, Kalina Maguire , Julie Harmon

2 1. Coach Bill Carson gives some last minute advice to Pia Negandhi and Amanda Soskin. 2. Jennifer Kulavic checks her racquet in preparation for her match. 3 . Lisa Brya keeps her eye on the ball . 4 Genie Furia returns the shot with the grace of a swan .

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Spikers Dig For Wins The 1988 Girls' Varsity Volleyball team successfully completed thetr season with a record of 10 and 10. More importantly, they were recognized as one of the area's strongest teams. Their strength was evident in its defensive play as well as its scoring power. Pia Atkins won All Conference recognition as well as the MVP award . Other players earning awards were Shanon Herber, most enthusiastic, and Sharone Chambers, most improved . This year's JV Volleyball team finished the season with an impressive 11-4 record . Shannon Herber played both in the JV and Varsity games, gaining experience for next year. The Charger volleyball team will be the team to beat in the upcoming years .

Front Row : Beth Walton , M1chelle Kaufman Row 2Âˇ Sharone Chambers, Kim Bolin, Holli Finley, Carrie Villanti Back Row :

Erica Lenz, Diane Rogers, Pia Atkins , Cane Aschinger , Coach Freeman . Not Pictured Shannon Herber

Front Row: Shannon Herber, Joy Jump, Tammy Frye. Row 2: Angela Witt, Amy Kaufman , Julie Rasmussen, Holly Hardenbrook Back RowÂˇ Becky Bodamer, Christme Sullivan,

Gina Good, Diana Fierke, Karen Williams , Coach Kris Kennedy

Carie Ashinger shows the crowd she uses Sure .

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3 1. Shannon Herber concentrates on spiking the ball 2 Pia Atkins jumps up to block the opponent's shot. 3 . Carrie Villanti sets up a perfect ball for

Beth Walton to smash 4 Erica Lenz demonstrates the " perfect serve ." 5 . Carle Aschinger and Kim Bolin attack the ball with intensity.

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Varsity Has Slam Dunk Season This year's Varsity Boys' Basketball team provided exciting action throughout the season even though they lacked the experience of some upperclassmen. What they lacked in experience, they made up for with youth and talent for upcoming years. The team was led by seniors Kris Carlson and Jason Carrodine . The underclassmen who hope to continue their fine play next year include William Wood, Andy Woods, Brian McCoy, Jeff Miller, Channing Peacock, and Darin Birge. Jason Carrodine has not only made it to the list of top Champaign-Urbana scorers for a single varsity season, but has also become only the second four year letterman in the history of Centennial's boys' basketball program.

Could It be SuperÂˇGiue keeping Jason Carrodine's fingers stuck to the backboard?

Front Row: Channing Peacock, Jason Carrodine, Coach Carrodine, Jeff Kendrick, Jeff Miller. Back Row: Mike Stellwag (mgr.), Coach Woods, Lance

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Jeremy Gardner flies through the defenders on his way for two points.

Loschen, Jeremy Gardner, Brian McCoy, Kevin Crozier, Krls Carlson, Mike Kaufman, William Wood, Andy Woods, Coach Terry.

1. Jason Carrodine drives it to the hoop for two. 2. Jeremy Gardner brings the ball down the sets up the offense. 3. Krls Carlson flies through the air with the greatest of ease. 4. Mike Kaufman looks for the open

man. 5. " Should I pass or what?" wonders Jason Carrodine. 6. Brian McCoy does " Shake It to the left, shake It to the right" with the cheerleaders.

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3 1. "Would you just give me the ball! " says Kris Carlson to teammate Channing Peacock . 2 . William Wood pulls down a strong rebound. 3. Ja. son Carrodine concentrates on Icing a free-throw. 4. Jason Carrodine looks down-court and makes the transition to defense 5. Andy Woods exhibits perfect form in flying by a defender for two. 6. "Ouch, he's stepping on my foot!" says Jeremy Gardner. 7. Andy Woods says, "Here, you take It," to the cameraman.

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Sophomores Sink 'Em The Sophomore Boys' Basketball team coached by Mike Woods had an intense season. The team had many important wins including wins against Central, Urbana, Rantoul, and Lincoln. They also finished second in the Rantoul Tournament at the beginning of the season. Leading the team in scoring were Sal Nudo, Darrien Sampson, and Roderick Hutchinson. Four sophomores were advanced to Coach Carrodine's varsity squad at the beginning of the year. These four players were Brian McCoy, Kevin Crozier, Darin Birge, and William Wood. This year's team showed much talent and spirit, making the future very bright for the players at Centennial.

Fred Pettus, Darnell Cox, Roderick Hutchison, Brahin Cauthorn, Quantrell Kendrick.

3 1. Roderick Hutchison's teammates seem amazed by his ability. 2. Sal Nudo jumps above his opponent to shoot the ball. 3. Darrien Sampson says, "Catch me, I'm falling."

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Freshmen Freethrow For The First Time The Freshmen Boys Basketball team coached by Jim Terry had a great starting year. Their performance in the Bloomington Tournament boosted the team's spirit. Their record for the season was well over the .500 mark so we can expect the team in future years will prove to be a valuable asset for Centennial.

Front Row: Eric Dunlap, Coleco Buie, Kip Crozier, Jayson Johnson, Coach Jim Terry, Mark Miller, Ben Beyers, Tobie Gilner, Mgr. Mike Morris. Back Row: Robby Peete, Chris

Felsburg, Fika Terrell, Cedric Washington, Rodney Jones, Damien Price, Kevin Hiller, Aaron Holleman, Mgr. DeAndre McFarland.

1. Robby Peete shoots regardless of the heavy traffic below. 2. Chris Felsburg flies through the air with the greatest of ease

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Swimmers Dive Into Record Books The Boys' Swim T earn is coached by Ed Fredericks and is one of the largest teams in the Big 12 consisting of twentyseven members. In competition the team as well as several individuals did a superb job. They placed third out of eight teams in the Bloomington tournament and third out of twelve teams in the Kankakee Tournament. This year's team held both the first and second highest number of points ever scored for Centennial in a dual meet. Leading the team were Rob Cekander who placed first in the Big 12 in diving, John Nowak, who won both the Big 12 and Sectionals in the 100 m butterfly and Morgan Wandell, who also placed first in the Big 12 in the 50 m free style. Overall the team had an impressive record of 7-2 and was always charged up for victory.

Front Row: Shane Bachmann, Trent Severns, Mark McClelÂˇ Ian, Jeff Nowak, Chad Fitton, Mike Nelson, Toby Meisenheimer, David Reeves, Andy Miller. Row 2: Coach Fredericks, Taylor Kennedy, Tim Clark, Matt Grismer, Kent

Stuebs, John Nowak, Kenji Kuramoto , Keven Stuebs. Back Row: John Marxmiller, Kirk Wright, Morgan Wandell, Robby Cekander, Todd Coleman, Aaron Klaus, Eric Remsen .

2 1. Is this Trent Severns or Aquaman? 2. Sorry, Jeff Nowak, you can't give yourself an eleven on a scale of one to ten .

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Wrestlers Take Hold The 1988-89 Varsity Wrestling Squad coached by Bob Nelson , state champion golf coach, was composed of seven very strong competitors. They were led by seniors Chad Mueller and Paul Stamper. A mid-season injury to junior Chad Pitcher sidelined him for the duration of the season; however, the Chargers are looking for much leadership from him next year. The squad also placed well at regionals with Chad Mueller taking a first in his weight class of 125 lbs., Paul Zehr taking third , and Jeff Palmer, Paul Stamper, Brent Ward, and Tim Wilson all garnering fourth place honors. The strength of the team will continue next year when current JV wrestlers such as lren White , who took a second in the JV Big 12 Tournament, Peter Lewis who took a second here also, and John Ennis who took second place, move up to Varsity.

Front Row: Doug Dahl, Jim Cross, Mike Maggio, Scott LaTona, Scott Deck, Shawn Cole, Bennie Wallace. Row 2 Pete Lewis, Pidou Phouthavong, Gordon Matthews, Marcius

1. Jim Cross says, "I' m number one!" 2. lren White looks on as his opponent struggles to escape his grip.

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Moore, Bill White, Corey Morfey. Back Row: Coach Sexton, Patrick Moore, Jason Mann, lren White, Chris Abernathy, Tyson Landmesser, John Ennis, Issac Esslinger.

1. Pete Lewis has a strong hold on his opponent. 2. Knowing Brent Ward, he'll find a way to get out of this hold. 3. Chad Mueller stays on the offensive. 4. Chalk yet another one up for Chad Mueller. 5. Believe It or not, Patrick Moore Is winning his match! 6. Chad Pitcher and Chad Mueller take a break from Coach Nelson 's rigorous pracÂˇ !Ice. 7. Tim Wilson emerges the victor once again . 8 . Paul Stamper stares down his competition.

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Lady Chargers Take It To The Hoop Centennial's lady Chargers have overcome all preseason expectations by finishing with a record well over the .500 mark . Christine Conry believes the "success comes from team familiarity." The team is led by Senior Nicole Porter and Junior Tammy Seward. Tammy also broke a scoring record at Centennial by scoring 39 points in a regional game against CENTRAL. Nicole has signed a letter of intent to play at Illinois State University next year. Tammy Seward had led the Big 12 in scoring since the beginning of the season and is on her way to becoming an All Conference selection. The Big 12 coaches also selected Nicole Porter to the All Conference team.

Janelle Stearns shields the ball as she looks for an outlet pass.

Front Row: Janelle Stearns, Dianna Lashbrook, Nicole Porter, Kim McCloud, Sharone Chambers. Back Row Âˇ Asst. Coach Steve Terrell, Dana Cockrell, Chris Conry,

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Tammy Seward, Heather Brewer, Michelle Bergman, Head Coach Tim Fairchild.

5 1. Nicole Porter lays out one more opponent. 2. Sharone Chambers conjures up some crowd support. 3. The lady hoopsters take a break. 4 Heather Brewer ponders the outcome of the game. 5 . Nicole Porter signs a letter of Intent to Illinois State University with Miss Stack.

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3 1. Kim McCloud looks inside as she sets up the offense 2. Jenny Malee dribbles around the defense and heads for the basket. 3 . Nicole Porter looks over the court to find a safe in-bounds pass. 4. Dana Cockrell looks unimpressed by the action on the court. 5 . Tammy Seward is congratulated after another fine game.

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Freshmen Vie For Victory Coach Mills' largest roster in several years came out strong, scoring 53 points in their first game. They finished with the best record for a girls freshmen basketball team in four years and had twice the wins of last year. Coach Mills enjoyed coaching this team because she feels it has great potential and should add several strong players to an already strong program.

Johanna Klaus goes for a lay-up .

Kalla Taylor goes up for a shot in traffic.

Front Row: Erin McNamara, Johanna Klaus, Belinda Johnson, Rolita Washington, Letisha Owens, Katia Taylor, Kim AnderÂˇ son. Back Row: Coach Mills, Paula Gerald , Diana Taylor,

Taynia Brumfield, Carmelitta Walker, Lee Frank, Jennifer Lashbrook, Sonya Flentle.

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Cheerleaders Bubble With Enthusiasm This year's varsity cheerleaders, coached by Mrs. Spayer, kept very busy with fund raisers, locker signs, practices, and games. Some of their fund raisers included the pumpkin-grams and the pictures with Halloween characters. They were honored at cheerleading camp with a spirit stick award. Mrs. Spayer said that ..they were hard workers who showed talent, motivation, and enthusiasm .

Front Row: Jonl Price, Lori McConaha. Row 2: Paulette Wisehart, Dontrey Brill, Jenny Glogowski,

1. The varsity cheerleaders form a pyramid during the fall sports assembly. 2. Paulette Wisehart, Stephanie Myler, and Joni Price take a break from cheering to smile for the camera. 3 Michele Bencks leads the varsiÂˇ ty cheerleaders in the school song at the Homecoming Assembly. 4. Paulette Wisehart waves hello to the crowd .

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JV Struts Their Stuff 1 Kristen Kaufman cheers laid back In her second year as a JV cheerleader. 2. Freshman cheerleader Kellie Green expertly perÂˇ forms a sink It cheer. 3. Kim Page dreams of being a Varsity cheerÂˇ leader next year. 4 . Dare! Shaw says, "I just love being in the spotlight." 5 . Kara Kline gives her all to the crowd. 6. Flashback to the sixties with Amy Dyson doing the Monkey.

Top Row: Dare! Shaw, Jennifer Pierce, Kellie Green . Middle Row: Kristin Kaufman, Rebecca Smalley,

Kara Kline, Amy Dyson, Mary Beth Ashlnger. Front Row: Kim Page.

This year's JV cheerleading squad was busy even before their season began. They attended camps at Illinois State University and Bridgeport, Illinois, in order to prepare themselves for the season when they would often have three games a week due to the fact that they must attend both freshman and sophomore games alike. When they weren't cheering the crowd on, they held fundraisers such as pumkin-grams, Halloween pictures, and a bake sale. The JV squad certainly exemplified true Charger spirit.

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Conference Champs! The Boys' Varsity Baseball team captured their first Big 12 East Championship this season thanks to the coaching of head coach Benny Bryan, assistant coach Stan Lewis, and a lot of hard work by all the players. Again this year, several pitchers had an outstanding season including Matt Herges, Ken Crawford, and Jan Blomberg. All conference honors went to Matt Herges, Ken Crawford, and Dan Punkay, and an honorable mention went to Mickey Shaw. A pitching record was also set this year by Ken Crawford with nine wins. Congratulations to a team with an impressive 1712 record.

Front Row : Matt Herges, Tom Jakstys, Kevin Globe , Jason Anglin, Mike Monday, Shaine Chilton, Lance Loschen, !an Blomberg. Back Row: Coach Benny Bryan, Eric Kizer, Dan

Punkay, Ken Crawford, Mickey Shaw, Bill Pritchard, Albert Yau, David Dorner, Mike Tobin, Bill Kirby, Coach Stan LewÂˇ Is. Not Pictured: Chad Mueller, Andy Weaver

Front Row: Matt McDermott, Keith Oye, Channing Peacock, Craig Peterson, Brian McAndrew, Brad Fitch, Chad Pitcher, Van Woods, Kevin Crozier, Adam Brown. Back Row: Coach Jones, John Marxmiller, Kyle Long, Matt Woolridge, Brett

Valentine, Mike Alves, John Calloway, Mark Ashby, Darrian Sampson, Chris Davis, Chad Cassel, Bob Schimmel, Coach Meade.

The freshman/sophomore team had a terrific year in '88, also. Head coach Peter Meade led his Charger squad through 15 wins and only 9 losses.

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Softball Keeps On Swinging! Although the 1988 Varsity Girls' Softball team finished the season with a record of 4-18, there were many bright spots on the team. Diana Rogers led the team in batting with an average of .410 and also led in the category of Runs Bat· ted In with nineteen. Three Centennial players made the All Conference selec· tion. Terri Davis, Tammy Seward, and Diana Rogers were named for this hon· or. For the year, the team batted .291, had 43 extra base hits, 98 stolen bases, and 87 RBI's.

Front Row: Jill Clark, Dianna Lashbrook, Amy Peck, Sharone Chambers, Kim McCloud, Heather Cupps. Back Row · Cami

Dash, Diana Rogers, Lynne Ennis, Terri Davis, Nichole Por· ter, Tammy Seward, Angie Oye, Lisa Test .

Sharone Chambers anxiously awaits the next pitch.

Front Row· Sharone Chambers, Jenny Malee, Tracy Sphar, Kim McCloud, Heather Pierce, Sandy Harris, Heather Cupps Back Row· Cami Dash, Lori McConaha, Kelly Beckett, Kelly

Dressel, Lisa Test, Mary Mulcahey, Erica Willis, Nikki Hurley, Michelle Merger.

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Tennis Serves Up A Great Year The Boys' Tennis team had a terrific year with a great number of people coming out for the 16 spots available. Of the sixteen players there were nine letter winners, five of which are returning in the '89 spring season. The team finished 6-11-0 overall and 4-7 in conference meets. In the conference tournament the Chargers finished tenth. At sectionals the team finished sixth The Charger doubles team of Loren Bennett and Greg Dohrman finished fourth in the sectional tournament and won a medal for their performance.

Front Row: Kevin Badertscher, Emerson Salonga, Mark Sikora , Peter Bernhard, Joshua Chicoine, Benny Kwon, Chris Eggers. Back Row: Chris Doll, Doug Leister, Greg

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Dohrman, Kris Carlson, Loren Bennett, Joel Tracy, Steve Weidner, Coach Waybright.

Track Team Pushes On The 1988 Boys' Track Team coached by Dick Jones had an impressive season this year. The relay team consisting of Jeff Miller, Andre Butler, Corey Shackleford, and Kevin Lewis finished fourth in the 1600 relay and seventh in the 800 relay at the state meet. In the field events, Keith Bradley had a terrific season in the shot put as did John Woods in the discus. Coach Jones said that the team was the best in nineteen years.

Front Row: Robert Burkholder, Keith Pirok, Brandon Olson, Mike Greene, Keith Davis, Antione Brown, Fred Pettis, David Bartels, Mark Latona Row 2 : Jason Buhr, Craig Van Etten, Chris Mikucki, Von Jones, Tim Clark, Brent Ward , Chris

Knieja, David Southcombe, Todd Kline Back Row : Brennan Downes, Robert Lund, Jeremy Gardner, Keith Bradley, Jabarl Groves, Andre Butler, Jeff Miller , Shaunn Me eal. Tom Hettinger, John Woods .

The 1988 Girls' Track Team coached by Greg Walters impressed many crowds this year. The three captains were Kristine Bolin, Eva Moore, and Mary Ruch. Debbie Knieja did particuÂˇ larly well in the 800 meter while Sarah Reeves performed well in the long jump. Each team member ran hard and showed her true Charger spirit in each meet.

Front Row: Michele Games, Lashanda Johnson, Shannon Glasper, Missy Smith, Shannon Herber, Christina Sullivan. Amy Webbink Row 2 Coach Baker, Debbie Knieja, Dominique McMahon, Mary Ruch, Jenny Geibel , Aileen Maggio, Kim Page, Candace Glass, Dontrey Bntt, Kristine

Bolin, Lisa Brya, Coach Walters . Back Row : Martha Hettinger, Heather Brewer, Eva Moore, Beth Keen, Janelle Stearns, Sarah Reeves, Ulku Coskunoglu, Jennifer Bartling, Pia Negandhi, Erin Me eely .

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BOARD OF EDUCATION AND ADMINISTRATION The Board of Education, as always, spent an extremely busy year. Dr. Thomas Moore was appointed to complete a one year unexpired term of Lori Bitter who moved from the community . New boundary lines were drawn for the 1989-90 school year as a result of shifting population within the district. Mike McClellan served as President; Don Nolen , Vice President.

1. Unit 4 Board of Education: Front Row, Micheal McClellan, President; Mary Nicholas, DonÂˇ aid Nolen, Vice President. Back Row , Allen Smith, Joseph Stucki, Thomas Moore , Richard Zollinger. 2 . Dr. Timothy Hyland, Superintendent. 3 . Arlene Blank, Assistant Superintendent for Supportive Services. 4. James McCormick, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction. 5 . Don Overton, Business Manager.

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CENTENNIAL ADMINISTRATION Again under the leadership of Principal AI Davis, Centennial High School completed a banner year. The school achieved numerous different kinds of recognition from the 1988 State Golf Championship to the many awards which the Marching Chargers Band received. The Charger Administration team consisting of Mr. Joe Tomlinson, assistant principal, and Deans Mr. Robert Globe, Mr. Cal Lee, and Mrs. Nicole Storch, not only provide but exemplify the leadership which provide the climate for outstanding academic extracurricular, and athletic successes.

1. AI Davis, B.S., M.S., and Advanced Certificate at the University of Illinois. 2. Joe Tomlinson, B.A. at Arkansas State University, M.S., E.D.S., Eastern Illinois University. 3. Robert Globe, B.,S. and M.S. at Illinois State University, Advanced Certificate at the University of Illinois. 4. Cal Lee, B.S. at Quincy College, M.S. at Western Illinois University. 5. Nicole Storch, Queens College, B.A. at City University of New York.

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EDUCATIONAL SERVICE PERSONNEL No high school can be a successful institution without the support staff of the Education Service Personal. Our secretarial staff, teacher aides, cafeteria, and custodial staff provide that educational climate to truly make our school superb and second to none .

1. Student Service• Sec retariea: B. Walker, M Ziegler, M. Grothe, L. Folmer 2 Teac her• Aidea: Front Row, L. Frank, T Ray . Back Row, P Sepesy, B. Richards. 3 . Main Office Secretariea: M Ducey, E. Sexson, A. Tate. 4 . Cafeteria Staff: Front Row, C. Williams, J . Snelling, N. Crook, M. Norwood. Back Row, M. Mewill, M. Cuver, G. Harris, M. Calentine, M. Carson, D. Gawthorp. 5. Library Secretaries: C. Collins, B. Herbert. 6 . Cuatodians: Front Row, V. Levitt, H. Thomas, G. Walters. Back Row, C Carey, W. Brown, C. Caston, J . Tucker.

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''FOOD'' FOR THOUGHT

1. Mrs. Johnson looks pleased with Joe Christ's work. 2. Mrs. Sinder, what are you hiding behind that folder?

The Home Economics and Cooperative Career Education Departments offer many interesting and vital electives. The Home Economics program consists of Interior Decorating, Child Development, Fabrics and Textiles, Personal Development, and Foods and Nutrition. The upper class students may choose Cooperative Career Education to practice their skills at a business in the community. CCE students work as sales persons, hospital workers, auto repairpersons, technicians, as well as Home Economicsrelated careers. Child Development students plan and organize the Little Charger play group for twenty three four-year-old children. The high school students lead activities, serve snacks, read stories, play games, and teach crafts. The Food Service program prepares students to become employees in the third largest industry in the United States. Successful completion of the program help assure students of more than an entry level job in a field that involves human contact and a rapid climb up the career ladder.

''SHOP'' TILL YOU DROP The Industrial Arts program provides the opportunity for students to learn about and have experiences with various industrial processes and materials. The courses taken by the students may be a part of their general education 'or may be provocational if the sequence of courses for a particular area is taken. The vocational sequence provides students with job entry skills when they graduate. Areas of instruction include courses in Drafting, Graphic Arts, Electricity, Woodworking, Power, and Metal working. 3. Mr. Boehm, what are you doing with your hand stuck in the fireplace? 4. Mr. Scarpetta laughs at the graphic picture Charles Haywood has made on the computer. 5. Mr. Borror double checks his measurements for his "edifice."

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SPECIAL STUDENTS The Special Education Department of Centennial High School provides academic and vocational education to students who have vision, hearing , orthopedic, behavior, and learning difficulties. The essential factor in Special Education is to provide for the unique needs of each individual student. The placement of the students requires the staff to evaluate the educational needs of the student and to provide them with the best educational alternative. Each exceptional student is given the opportunity to experience maximum education benefits through methods and strategies of effective teaching by which each student can succeed.

1. Ms. Frank coaches Melinda Wise to become the next Julia Child. 2 Ms. Wiegard helps Carmalita Walker with her math. 3 . Mrs Bogren wishes she was still in bed during first hour. 4 . Toni Jordan is really cooking now.

Special Education

BACK TO BUSINESS The Centennial Business Education Department is proud to be operational in our new IBM Computer laboratory in room

124. Courses integrated into the computer laboratory are accounting, typing, shortÂˇ hand, clerical practice, and office occupaÂˇ tions. Programs of study available to students are accounting, clerical, marketing, secretarial, and personal use .

4 1 Mrs Casey shows off her typing ability to David Lockett 2 Mr Lewis is clueless. 3 . Mrs. Seifert looks pleased after reading the letter handed to her at lunch. 4 Ricky Britt explains to Mr. Carson how his dog thought his homework was a bone and chewed it up . 5. Mr Carson is amazed at the students' ability to pick money making stocks.

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Aesthetic Education Art and Music, two components of the Fine and Applied Arts Department , enhance cultural education not only for Centennial students but for our community as well. Art students may select courses in drama, crafts, pottery and graphic design in addition to the introductory survey and appreciation course. Studio art offers upper classmen guided opportunities to explore areas such as water color, acrylic painting, printmaking, and textile design. Outside of the art classroom, students may participate in Art Club, which tries to provide art services to the school and community . In addition to the art showcase, celebration of National Arts Week and participation in the Home-

coming parade bring art into daily student life. Students may also compete in the Scholastic Art Exhibition and the P.T.S.A. Art Purchase Award. Treble choir, Chamber choir, and Swing choir complement the Symphonic and Concert Bands in providing musical experiences for CHS students. Even before the school opens in the fall , the Marching Band begins to practice for its fall season of performances and competition . Homecoming's Varsity Show launches the year ' s vocal music repetoire of school and community performances. Spectrum, the annual spring musical, seasonal concerts, and competitions such as the IHSA and !MEA augment the musical opportunities at Centennial.

1. Mrs. Hoffman directs a Christmas song to her string class. 2. Mrs. DeCardy points out the techniques of sculpture to Josh Walden. 3 . Mr. Wolfe enjoys a performance of the Centennial Band's Homecoming routine . 4. Mr. Wolfe poses with his famous megaphone. 5 . Mrs. Williams plays a catchy tune for us .

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Grammatical Wonders The English Department offers Centennial students a spectrum of experiences in the art of communication. Opportunities for oral and written expression are provided both in the classroom and in extra-curricular activities. Traditional classroom studies in literature, composition, and the use of language comprise the focus of the fouryear graduation requirement. Computerassisted instruction in composition equips students with the skills necessary in both the academic and vocational areas. Speech Club and dramatic productions allow involvement in oral presentation while the literary magazine, newspaper, and yearbook provide vehicles for written expression. Commitment to student achievement and recognition of excellence characterize the English Department. Students are encouraged to compete in local, state, and national writing contests. Outstanding English students are honored at the annual Awards Assembly. In addition, one student from the Senior class is selected by the English faculty as a recipient of the Excellence in English Award.

4 1. Mrs . White seems to be making bunny shapes on the wall during class. 2. Mr. Yanchus, he thinks; therefore, he is. 3. Who just asked Mr. Jenkins to boogie at the Freshmen dance? 4 Mrs. Foster helps Janet Holden analyze the problem . 2

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Developing Polyglots Most students at Centennial High School are studying, have studied or will be studying at least one of the three foreign languages offered-French, German and Spanish. Regardless of the foreign language studied or the level of study, major emphasis is placed on communication and cultural experience in the target language. In the Honor Point System initiated at Centennial this year, level I and II courses are in Category Two; and level III and IV courses are in Category Three. Although level IV courses are not officially Advanced Placement Courses many of our graduates receive college credit for their foreign language study at Centennial. Last year all graduating seniors who took the Advanced Placement Test scored high enough to be recommended for college credit. Students who excel in foreign language study are recognized and honored by membership in the respective national honor societies: La Societe Honoraire de Fran~rais, La Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica and Delta Epsilon Phi.

1. Mr. Romero does his Ricky Ricardo impression 2 . Mrs. Little Is astonished by the class's correct pronunciation of the French language. 3 . Norma Jump Is graded by Mrs. McMaster on her translaÂˇ lions. 4. Mrs. Klimek uses visual aids to teach the class. 5 . Ms. Stack asks for last night's assignment.

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Remembering the Past The primary goal of Social Studies is to prepare students to think critically and creatively; to become active citizens of local, national and global communities; to develop an appreciation for our national heritage and to function productively in a multicultural and interdependent world. The required classes at Centennial consist of American Government, U.S. History, and World Studies. Students may also choose from a wide variety of electives such as Psychology, Sociology, Economics, Western Civilization, Geography, and Contemporary History. Each May the Social Studies department presents the U.S. History Essay Contest Award for the outstanding student essay.

1. Mrs. Henkel enthusiastically presents today's lesson. 2. Chris Mikucki and Mr. Valentine discuss current events after A.P. History. 3. Mr. Fairchild looks away as Mr. Woods goes ape over the faculty volleyball game. 4. Mr. Baker and Jenny Geibel discuss the midÂˇterm project. 5. Mr. Wiseman and Mr. Davis just cannot believe the weekend that Mr. Meade describes. 6. Mr. ValenÂˇ tine reviews his lesson plans for the upcoming chapter.

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Mathematical Magic The math department offers a wide variety of courses . These courses provide students with the opportunity to prepare for technical training as well as college. The courses range from General Math to Advanced Placement Calculus. Computer Literacy, Computer Programming, and Advanced Placement Computer are offered as part of the math department.

1. Mr. Garrett tells a shocked Anne Conley the secret to solving all math problems. 2. Mr. Nelson's joy in teaching is obvious. 3. Mr. Rose watches as his enthusiastic stuÂˇ dents enter his classroom. 4. Mr. Lang looks down to his test for the logistics of the problem. 5. Mr. BonDurant illustrates the Sine function to the class.

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Super Science The number of students electing science courses has greatly increased the last few years. Not only do the students want to provide themselves with a strong science foundation, but the demands made on the students for college entrance, doing well on ACT and SAT examinations, and future careers, have made a knowledge of science a necessity. In addition to the basic courses in the science curriculum, Centennial offers several college preparatory courses. Students are able to prepare themselves for advanced placement examinations. The wide range of courses that are offered enable all students to fulfill their needs and give them the opportunity to satisfy their scientific curiosity. Laboratory settings make the science courses an interesting and challenging part of the science program. A PLATO computer room and other computers add to the interesting and motivating part of the science curriculum.

1. Mr. Rowe and Kenji Kuramoto-future rocket scientists at work 2. Mr. Casteel wonders who let his snake out of its cage. 3. Mr Spoonamore laughs as one of his students falls into a ripple tank 4. Mr. Angerer tells his Biology class of their excellent test results .

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Our Bodies, Our Selves The Physical Education Depart路 ment is concerned with the part of education that teaches skills , knowledge, and attitudes in phys路 ical activities. The program provides each stu路 dent with an opportunity to assess his fitness and to develop skill and understanding that will enable him to enjoy sports and activities throughout life. P.E. also has the unique oppor路 tunities for developing desirable characteristics and social skills, as well as developing responsibility towards physical development and fitness of the individual, as well as maintaining good health.

1. Mrs. Stookey gleefully smiles as her 4th hour class plays an exciting game of volleyball. 2. Mr. Hembrough takes time out from coaching and teaching to address the student body at the Homecoming assembly. 3. It seems as though Mrs. West has forgotten her lunch and brought her laundry Instead. 4. Mrs. Freeman and Mr. Jones discuss the validity of David Williamson's "no dress" excuse. 5 . Mr. Fredericks warns his Freshmen class about splashing him during class.

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ACADEMICIANS: Teachers

1. R. Adams, B.S. at the University of Illinois. 2. R. Angerer, B.S. and M.Ed at the University of Illinois. 3. K. Baker, B.A. and B.S . at Illinois State University. 4. S. Baker-Ory, B.S . at Kansas University, M.Ed at the University of Illinois. 5. K. Barton, B.S. at Southern Illinois University . 6. L. Blaschek, B.A. at Montclair College. 7. A.E. Boe hm, B.Ed at Western Illinois University, M.Ed and Advanced Certificate at the University of Illinois. 8. S. Bogren, B.S. at Southern Illinois University . 9. E.H. Bondurant, B.S . and M.S. at the University of Illinois. 10 . W. Borror, B.S. and M.S. at Illinois State University, Advanced Certificate at the University of Illinois. 11. C. Carrodine, B.S. at Western Illinois University, M.S. at Eastern Illinois University. 12 . H. Casey, B.S. at Lane College, M.Ed at the University of Illinois. 13. D. Casteel, B.S. at the University of Illinois, M.S . at Western Illinois University. 14. N. Clinton, B.S. and M.Ed at the University of Arizona . 15. R. Davenport, B.Ed. at the University of Illinois. 16. M . Decardy, BFA and M.A. at the University of Illinois. 17. K. Doll, B.S. at Illinois State University, M.S . at Southern Illinois University. 18. J. Drew, B.A. at North Park College, M.Ed. at the University of Illinois.

1. Miss Engelhaupt checks to make sure that Bert Russel won't get a minus in Grammar and Comp. class. 2. Mr. Woods plays coy with our photographer during the faculty volleyball game. 3 . Mrs. White seems to have her head In the clouds.

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1. L.J. Eichelberger, B.S. and M.S. and Advanced Ce rtificate at the University of Illinois. 2. S. Eichhorst, B.S. and M.S . at the University of Illinois. 3. J. Ellis, B.S.Ed. at Illinois State University , M.Ed. at the University of Illinois. 4 . E. Enge lhaupt, B.S. at Northern Illinois University, M.A. at the University of Colorado. 5. B. Etling, B.S at the University of Illinois. 6. T. Fairchild, B.S. at Illinois State University, M.S . at the University of Illinois. 7. K. Foster, B S. at the University of Illinois. 8 . E. Fredericks, B.S . and M.S. at Central Missouri State University. 9. M. Freeman, B.S. at Greenville College. 10. D. Garrett, B.S . and M.S. at Illinois state University, Advanced Certificate at the University of Illinois. 11 . D. Gerbino, B.S . at the University of Illinois. 12. C. Gorman, B.S.Ed. at Western Illinois University. 13. N. Harr, B.S . at Illinois State University. 14. G. Hembrough, B.S . and M.S. at the University of Illinois. 15. G . Hembrough , B . S. and M.S .Ed . at the University of Illinois. 16. C. Henkel, B.A. at Olivet College, M.S .Ed. at the University of Illinois. 17. M. Hettinger, B.S. at Illinois State University, M.S . at Eastern Illinois University. 18. J. Hoffman, B.M.E at the University of Nebraska .

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1 Mrs. Foster flashes her " Uitra-Brite" smile. 2. Jeannie Bloomberg relaxes as she wraps up her auditions with Mr. Wolfe. 3. Mr. Borror carefully stencils In the letters for the basketball programs. 4. Mrs . Tate and Mrs. DeCardy enjoy the beauty of nature while they eat their lunch.

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17 16 1 Mrs. Little says "fromage" for our camera. 2. Mr Globe and Mr. Lewis compare stories as to why this student was late, and it looks like the stories differ. 3. Mrs. Eichhorst can't figure out why Wendy Hagen is disrupting World Cultures' class.

1. J. JamE:s, B.S. at Ohio State University, M.S. at the University of Illinois. 2. S. Jenkins, B.A. at Depauw University, M.Ed . at the University of Illinois . 3. F. Johnson, B.S. and M.S . at the University of Illinois. 4. D. Jones, B.S. and M.S . at Southern Illinois University . 5. J. Kenyon, B.S. and M.S . at the University of Illinois. 6. P. Klimek, B.A. and M.Ed . at the University of Illinois. 7. P. Kohler, B.S .Ed . and M.Ed . at Illinois State University . 8. L. Lang, B.A. at the University of Colorado, M.A. at the University of Illinois. 9. R. Langsjoen, B.A. at Gustavus Adolphus, M.Ed . at the University of Illinois. 10. J. LaRosa, B.A. at the University of Missouri , M.S .Ed . at the University of Illinois. 11. W. Lehman, B.A., B.S ., and M.Ed . at the University of Missouri. 12. S. Lewis, B.S . at the University of Illinois. 13. C. Little, B.S.Ed . at Western Illinois University, M.S . at Illinois State University and M.E. at the University of Illinois. 14. P. Mann, B.A. at the University of Arkansas, M.A. at Iowa State University. 15. S. McManus, B.S . at the University of Illinois. 16. C. McMaster, B.A. and M.A. at the University of Illinois. 17. P. Meade, B.A. and M.A. at the College of St. Thomas. 18. M. Mills, B.A. at Purdue University, M.S . at Northern Illinois Univ~rÂ sity.

Academics

1. R. Nelson, B.A. at Midland College, M.A. at the Umversity of lllinois. 2 . J. Nolen, B.A. and M.A . at Baylor University. 3. L. Page, B.S. and M.S . at Central Missouri State University . 4 . K. Page, B.A. and M.A. at the University of lllinois. 5 . D. Pike, B.S .Ed at Eastern lllinois University, M.S .Ed at Western Illinois University, Certification in Administration at Sangamon State University , and Specialist Degree at Eastern lllinois University . 6 . G. Powell, B.A. and M.Ed . at the University of Illinois. 7 . J. Roley, B.S. and M.S. at lllinois State University. 8 . R. Romero, B.A. at Quincey College, M.A . at lllinois State University , M.S. and L.S . at the University of Illinois. 9. R. Rose, B.S. and MN .S. at Eastern Illinois University. 10. B. Rowe, B.S. and M.S. at lllinois State University. 11 . J. Scarpetta, B.S. and M.Ed. at the University of lllinois. 12. B. Searby, B.A. at Peabody of Vanderbi:.~lt, M.A. at Eastern Illinois University. 13. J. Seifert, B.B.A. at the University of Wisconsin, M.Ed. at the University of lllinois. 14. R. Sexton, B.A. and M.A. at Bradley University. 15. M. Sinder, B.A., M.Ed . and Ph.D. at the University of lllinois. 16. L. Skizas, B.S. and M.Ed ., and Advanced Certificate at the University of lllinois. 17. P. Smith, B.S.Ed at Illinois State University. 18. A. Spayer, B.A at Western Illinois University.

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1. Arlene Blank, Assistant Superintendent for Supportive Services, and Mr Davis ham it up with our photographer 2 Mr Rowe and John O'Rourke look pleased with the results of the lab. 3. Mr. Yanchus does his impression of Hamlet's famous "to be or not to be" speech. 2

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1. J. Spoonamore, B.S. at Eastern Illinois University , M.S . at the Univer· sity of Illinois. 2. C. Stack, B.A., M.S ., and an Ad· ministrative Endorsement at the Uni· versity of Illinois. 3. G. Stookey, B.S . at Southern Illinois University . 4 . B. Tangora, B.A. and M.S. at Southern Illinois University . 5. K. Taylor, M.S .W. and B.S. at the University of Illinois. 6 . S . Terrell, A.D . at Kankakee Community College, B.A. at Gover· nors State University . 7 . G. Vale ntine, B.A. and M.A. at the University of Illinois. 8 . G. Walte rs, B.S . at Eastern Illinois University . 9 . N. West, B.S . at Southern Illinois University, M.S. at the University of Illinois. 10. A. White, B.S . at Eastern Illinois University . 11 . B. White, B.S . at Western Illinois University , M.Ed . at the Universi· ty of Illinois. 12. J. Wiegand, B.S. at the Univer· sity of Wisconsin. 13. C. Williams, B.M.Ed . at Illinois Wesleyan University , M.S . at the Uni· versity of Illinois. 14. R.Wilson, B.S.Ed. and M.S .Ed . at the University of Illinois. 15. G. Wiseman, B.S. and M.S. at Indiana State University . 16. J. Wolfe, B.A. at Milikin Univer· sity, M.S . at the University of Illinois. 17. M. Woods, B.S .Ed ., M.A. , and Ph.D at the University of Illinois. 18. S . Yanchus, A.A. at Parkland College, B.A. and M.Ed . at the Uni· versity of Illinois.

1. What are you chewing on Mr Yanchus? 2. Mr. Baker hopes that everyone is here for the test. 3. Mrs . Stookey shows us her " I'm ready to play" stance during P.E.

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Freshman Prepare for future years at Centennial

Freshman Class Officers: President, Eric Dunlap; Vice President, Kim Fletcher; Secretary, Andrew Butler; Treasurer, Stacy McWherter, and Mr Dave Casteel, Sponsor.

126 Freshmen

Adrian, R. Albers, T Alwes, C Anderson , D. Anderson, K. Anderson , K. Andreae, C. Argoudelis, J . Arrasmith, J . Aschinger, M.

Asher, L. Atkins, S. Atwater, D.

Thuy Tran smiles in the cafeteria, wishing she had eaten a great cafeteria lunch.

Billy White grins and bears class.

Bachman, S. Baer, S. Batchellor, L.

/ Battle, K. Bauer, S. Bengoechea, T. Benz, J. Benzinger, S. Bernard, B. Bethard, E. Beyers, B. Birt, N. Bishop, D. Bishop, M. Bittinger, C. Bodamer, R. Bradford, F.

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Brandriff, Brent, Brinkmann, Brombaugh,

T. A. C. M.

Broughton, Brown, Brumfield, Buie,

M. T. C.

Burke, C. Burns, S. Burton, J. Butler, A.

Caldwell, Carr, Carter, Cassel,

K. L. D.

Matt Piersall seems to agree that Mily Jump resembles Cousin "It" from The Addams Family

Trent Severns, Missy Olsen, Heather Olsen, and Shane Bachman are all caught off guard by the camera.

Cheng, Chubb, Clapp, Cline, Cluver, Cohen, Combs,

P. M. T. E. D. P.

Cooper, L. Cooper, R. Craft, G. Cross, J. Crozier, K. Dahl, A. Dalton, T.

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Dalton, T . David, T . Davidson, J. Davis, J _

Dawson, T . Deakin, C. Delio, T. Demaris, S.

Denzer, M. Dixon, T . Doty, T. Drewes, C.

Dunlap, E. Durant, L Eastham, K Ebert, $ _

Brandon Kuhl and Mary Beth Aschinger e njoy themselves at the Freshman Dance.

Chrissy Williams , Sara McNamara, Colleen Trask, and Liz Cline all give the camera man a big smile after the Freshmen Dance .

Edmonds, M. Eldridge, J . Elliott, M. Erhart, 0. Everette, M. Fackler, $ _ Farmer, A. Fellers, A. Felsburg, C. Fierke, D. Fitton, C. Flentie, S. Fletcher, K Ford, B.

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Forman, J . Fowler, J .

Frank, R. Freeman, N.

French, K. Gaines, T.

As Christine Brinkmann passes the papers back, she thinks: "Not another handout."

Gelberg, Gerald, Gerstein, Gillman, Gilner, Graham, Green, Grindley, Hackleman, Hagen, Hall, Harkins, Harmon, Hart,

S. P. K. H. T.

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D. D. K. A.

J. J. A.

Hays, A . Heath, A. Heffernan, J. Herman, 0. Higgins, A. Hiller, K. Hills, E. Hinkle, J. Holleman, A. Hollett, D.

Little does this Freshmen group know it, but they are having their picture taken for the yearÂˇ book.

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Holzhauer, T. Ivy, C.

James, A. James, A.

Johnson, B. Johnson, B.

The chairman of the Freshmen welcomlng·com· mlttee· Lieutenant Schweighart.

Johnson, C. Johnson, J . Jones, R. Jones, J . Jordan, C. Jump, M. Kahler, T. Kansy, J. Kaufman, A. Kenney, D. Kerr, J. Kinney, N. Kirby, P. Kolter, K. Kovell, W. Kuhl, B. Kuzian, A. Lafontaine, C. Lamkin, E. Lampo, A. Landmesser, T. Larson, E. Lashbrook, J. Lawrence, C.

Angie James shows off her new shoes while Chandre Johnson looks on.

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Lin, Link, Linke, Lockett,

P. E. M. D.

Logue, W. Magruder, S. Mahannah, T . Manley, K.

Mann, Marietta, May, McAfee,

J. A. H.

McCabe, S. McCann, B. McClellan, M.

Becky Todd gives a big smile for the camera man at the Spirit Event Dance.

McConkie, C. McDermott, C. McFarland, T. Eric Pillischafske and Bennie Wallace strike a pose for the camera.

McGow, M. McKay, B. McMillion, D. McMurray, S.

McNamara, McNamara, McWherter, Meeker,

E. S. S. T.

Meisenheimer, T. Meyers, K. Mickle, J. Miller, A.

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Miller, M. Milton , S. Monday, H . Moore, M.

Morgan , J. Morger, D. Mosier, J . Moton , D.

Muhammad , B. Muhammad , T . Mullen , M. Musson , K.

Myers, T . Myerson, E. Nash, C.

Amy Twohey, Jenny Shuff, and Amanda Soskin threaten the photographer for interrupting their dance .

Nelson, M. Nicholas, N. Nicholas, S . Steve Schoonover demonstrates his unique dancing abilities at the Freshman Dance

Noel, A. Nowak, J. Olsen, H. Olsen, M.

Overstreet, R. Owens, L Pace, J. Peete, R.

Penicook, M. Peppers, T. Percival, R. Pettis, T .

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Phanrana, P . Pienkos, E. Pierce, J . Piersall, M.

Amber Brent seems to be deeply emerged in her studies.

Pilcher, M. Pillischafske, E. Pohlod, C.

Pontifex, Price, Primmer, Prutsman, Rahrig, Ray, Raymond,

M. D. D. M.

K. T. C.

Reeves, D. Reynolds, A. Roberts, T.

Hoeger, D. Ross, H. Roth, A.

Roupsouay, B. Roy, J. Rudd, J. Darrick McMillion shows his talents in typing.

Russell, R. Sanchez, R. Schaeffer, S. Schoonover, S. Schroeder, T. Schultz, M. Scroggins, R.

134 F<eshmen

Senteney, K. Severns, T. Shackelford, E. Shuff, J. Sikora, A. Silverwood, D. Slade, T. Small, C. Smith, B. Smith, R. Dan Anderson and Tobias Gladney take a leisurely stroll around the school before class.

Smith, K. Soskin, A. Spalding, A.

Spracklen, J. Standerfer, J. Stiff, J.

Stiverson, T. Stoll, S. Stucki, A. Sylavong, V. Tabor, C. Tapscott, H. Taylor, D.

Taylor, D. Taylor, K. Tempel, M.

Teyha Dixon seems to be having fun sitting in the library.

Terrell, A. Thatch, L. Thatch, S. Thiele, S.

Fâ€˘eohmen 135

Thompson, Todd , Todd , Tracy, Tran , Tshiwala, Twohey ,

K. B.

K. A. T. D. A.

Vogel , A . Wallace , B. Washington , A. Washington , C . Washington , R. Weatherall , J . Webster, L. Welch , A. White, B. White , W . Wilberg , R. Wilkerson , D. Williams , A. Williams, B. Williams, K. Williams, K. Willis , D. Witt , A . Wolf, J . Wright , M. Young, K.

Camera Shy Brown, M. Buhrman, W. Cartwright, D. Chaney , A. Clark , R. Davis, J. Felkner , A . Gilbert, K. Gomez, M. Hamelberg, C .

Harrison, J. Klaus , J. Lambert, J. Lemke , M. Liggett, J. Martin , A. Martinez, K. McNattin , J. Melchi , J .

Peterson , R. Rankin , A . Schoonover, T . Smith, R. Turner, J. Walker, C . Waller , C. Wash, T . Winfrey , T .

Kelli Carr shows her stuff at the Freshman Dance. Matthew Elliott appears to be having difficulty staying awake in class.

136 F<eohn>en

Matt Piersall and Dennis Tshiwala "another day In the life of a student." 3. Aimee Noel gets

psyched up for class. 4. Why does John Pace look so guilty? 5. Camille McConkle anxiously awaits the next song to begin at the Freshman Dance.

Freshmen 137

1. Kip Musson tries to become a computer whiz. 2 . Jason Brown, Eric Williams , Mike Eckhardt , and Jeff Nicholas seem to find Biology class great fun . 3 . Freshmen show the1r spirit at the Homecoming Bonfire. 4 Tracl George and Jennifer Cahill find

138 Underclass

time during their lunch period to smile for the camera . 5 . Amy Shortridge laughs as Dawn Hamelburg desperately tries to get into the picture. 6 . Is Robert Gibbs actually concentrating on the lecture?

1. Spanish class brings out the best In Lisa Neuses. 2. "Are you kidding?" asks Dorothy Miller. 3 . Jason Ford and Brett Abernathy race their match box cars In Physics class. 4 . Crysslda

Green takes her time going back to class. 5. Karen Buckley and Shantae Lee are relieved to hear the final bell ring. 6. Tim Clark sweeps Mary Beth Martin off her feet.

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Sophomores Settle Into Charger Life

Sophomore Class Officers: top row; Mrs. Langsjoen (sponsor); Treasurer, Kristin Kaufman, Secretary, Kelly Dressel; bottom rowÂˇ Vice President, Domonic Cobb; President, Darcy Shaw.

140 Sophomores

Abdullah, N. Abernathy, C. Abernathy, C. Abernathy, K. Adams, R. Adkisson, L Alumbaugh , J. Aniello, A. Armstrong, K. Ashby, M.

Baer, S. Baker, K. Barker, T.

The score of Mary Beth Martin and Tim Clark's tennis match is Love-Love.

Jeanette Robinson and Lisa McDonald obviously find having their picture taken amusing.

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Bartling, J . Beckett, K. Berkland, T.

Bernhard, P. Bigham, A. Bigham, H. Birge, D. Blaford, M. Blagg, J. Blomberg, T. Boileua, T . Booth, D. Bracy, B. Brent, D. Brewer, H. Brize, D. Brown, A.

Sophomores 141

Brown, D. Brown, K. Brumfield, M. Burns, K. Burton, S. Bushue, L. Cahill, J. Calloway, J. Cantrell, R. Canull, B.

Carter, M. Cauthorn, B. Chapman, D.

Chapman, T. Chicoine, J . Clark, A.

Allison Felkner and Erica Willis pose as Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum at

the Spirit Event Dance.

Brandon Olson contemplates "blowing up " the science lab.

Clark, H. Clark, T. Cobb, D.

Colwell, Cook, Cook, Cooper,

D. K.

M. L.

Corbett, J. Corby, J. Coval, E. Cox, D. Cribbs, D. Crozier, K. Curtin, R.

142 Sophomores

Dahl, D. Davis, A Davis, E. Deck , S . Delamar, C. Dennis, K. Deptula, K. Dixon , A. Dressel, K. Dundore , D.

Dyson , A. Eckhardt, M. Endress , B.

Ennen , C. Ennis, J . Erekson , R.

Letisha Owens, Tracy Atkins, and Mickele Gardner look displeased

about having their picture taken at the Spirit Event Dance.

Cristi Kelman eagerly awaits to be called on by the teacher.

Ervin , L. Esslinger , I. Evans, J.

Ewert, J. Fairfield, C. Fairman, K. Fetzner, T .

Filer, K. Fitch, M. Folsom, D. Fortado, J. Foster, K. Freeman, M. Frey , M.

Sophomoâ€˘eo 143

Frye, T. Fryer, B. Garrett, J . Geibel, W. Gertson , R. Gionnette, D. Gladney, T. Godbolt , T. Good , G.

Good, S. Good, W.

Goodlow, D. Gray, A.

Gray, J . Grismer, M. Hardenbrook, H. Harris, S. Hayes, M. Hedrick, C. Herber, S. Herron, D. Doug Leister scrutinizes the contents of his reference book.

Hessee, M Hettinger, M. Hodge, J . Holden, J .

Hurley, Huskisson, Hutchison, Imlay, Jeffries,

N. A.

R. S. R.

144 Sophomoâ€˘es

Jenkins, A. Johnson, C. Johnson, T . Jones, T . Joshi, S. Judson, T . Jump, J. Jump, N. Kansy, J.

Kaufman, K. Keene, K.

Kelman, C. Kendrick, Q .

Adam Jenkins and Jodi Unzicker anticipate a stimulating lecture in history class.

Kennedy, T. Kirby, E. Kline, K. Knieja, D. Krute, J. Kubbs, A. Kuramoto, D. Laduke, M.

Larry Sprout looks into getting a personalized bike rack at registration.

Lamendola, J . Langston, J . Latona, S. Leister, D.

Lewis, P . Lewis, V. Ligon, W. Linke, L. Long, K.

Sophomores 145

Ludwig, M. Lund, R. Lybarger, J. Maggio, C.

Maggio, Maguire, Mahannah, Malee,

J. K. K.

Malee, K. Markham, T . Markstahler, J. Marriott, A.

Martin, M. Marxmiller, J. Mata, J . May, S .

Lisa Linke flaunts her Charger-wear .

McClelland, J. McCoy, B. McDermott, M. McKay, A. McKenney, D. McNeal, S. McNeely, E. Meents, J. Mergenthaler, B. Merrel, A. Miller, T. Moore, P. Morfey, C. Morgan, A.

Scott Latona, Adam Brown, Mary Freeman, Kelly Beckett, and Kara Kline take lime out from dancing at the Spirit Event Dance

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Morger, M. Motton, K. Nava, D. Noonan, J.

Novak, B. Nudo, S. O'dell, D. Oliver, J.

Olson, B. Omark, J. Owen, T. Page, K.

Palmer, J. Peppers, S. John Hodge demonstrates how to make a 90 degree angle in Peterson, A. Chemistry class. Pettis, F.

Pew, A. Phillips, M. Phouthavong, P. Pierce, H. Posey, A. Posey, G. Potten, T. Powell, D. Pryor, M. Rasmussen, J. Rechkemmer, K. Regan, I. Richards, T. Richardson, L.

John Ennis rushes to finish his assignments in the library.

Sophomores 147

Roe , R. Rolfes, W. Rossman , R. Rowan , K. Sadler, W. Sampson, D. Samuel, C. Saxon, H. Schlorff, M. Schmidt, J .

Schmidt, J. Shahin, 0. Shaw, D.

Shellabarger, B. Shen, J . Sikora, J .

Sills, D. Sisco, J. Slade, S. Jennifer Noonan, Karen Keating , and Susan Wubbolding prepare to cheer on their fellow Charger swimmers.

Smalley, R. Smith, K. Snyder, C. Southcombe, W. Spires, S. Sprout, L. Standifer, J. Stanley, T . Stearns, J . Stewart, B. Stewart, M.

Gina Virgilio deals the cards for another game of Old Maid .

148 Sophomores

Stigall, T . Stuebs, K. Suchor, M. Sullivan, C. Sullivan , T. Sunkara, K. Swan, C . Taylor , C. Terry , B. Thompson , R.

Toler , A. Tomlinson , T . Trask , C.

Tscheschlok , C. Unzicker, J . Uzarski , A.

Van Etten, C. Virgilio, G. Wakefield, C. Kenji Kuramoto bends a glass rod with his bare hands as Kim Page looks on.

Walden, E. Walden, J . Walker, M. Wallen, L. Warren, S. Weeks, P. Wesselmann, D. Wilkins, L. Williams, C. Williams, Y. Willis, E.

Wes Sadler watches the clock intently hoping it will soon be time to leave.

Sophomores 149

Wilson, A. Wilson, M. Wilson, R. Windingland, D. Winfrey, J. Wisehart, L. Womack , L. Wood , W. Woolard , C. Wooldridge , M. Wubbolding, S. Yette , B.

Jennifer Bartling carefully performs an experiment in the science lab.

Camera Shy: Battershell, C. Blue, J . Brown, J . Brown, L. Carrico, W. Chambers, G. Cole, S. Cooley, T . Cox, B. Cribbs, D. Ellerbe, A. Exum, R. Gaither, L. Gallagher, J . Gardner , M. Gilliland, K. Gladney, A. Good, L. Hahn, R.

Kenjl Kuramoto does some In-depth research In Centennial's library.

150 Sophomores

Harvey , B. Kuehn , J . Lee, K. Loggins, A. Long, K. Mabry , F. Markham , C. Marriott, T. Martin, E. Matthews, G. McAfee, A. McArty, C. McLaughlin, D. Moffitt, S. Moore, M. Moore, W. Newbill, C. Oliveira, S . Pettigrew, A.

Pettis, K. Phipps, J . Phipps, S. Pollitt, T. Powell, T. Robinson , B. Rogers, D. Starks, M. Valentine , B. Warden, R. Wesley, J . White, I. White, N. White, S . Williams, Q. Williams, Q. Wilson, D. Wright, J .

5 1 April Bigham works hard at finding the right answer. 2 . Anna Toler and Andre Davis check the clock to see when class is over. 3 . Lisa Linke explains to Mr. Fredericks why she can't swim today . 4. Susan Wubbolding and Mary Beth Martin take time out from swim to smile for the camera 5. Susan Wubbolding poses for the front of a Wheatles box.

Sophomores 151

1. Scott Landells poses for "All American Body Builder Weekly." 2. Heather Olsen works up a sweat dancing at the Spirit Event. 3. Rebecca Bodamer poses with her "little" friends for the camera 4 Frank Mabry is not pleased that his lunch was interrupted . 5 . Sean Imlay lets his fingers do the walking In computer class. 6 . Apparently Tammy Godden thinks that Tyler Teague has a great sense of humor.

152 Underclass

1. Danald Bishop shows the camera his mode of transportation. 2. Chris Doll pouts for the camera. 3 Karin Thompson, Stephanie Baer, and Cherilynn Bittinger are obviously among the most flexible of Freshmen 4

Carolyn Conry, Lisa Linke, Jenny Shuff, and Marni Tobin don't mind missing a few moments of swim practice to pose for yearbook pictures. 5 . Nick Logsdon's fellow students are awed by his speaking expertise.

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Juniors Prepare for the "Big Take Over''

154 Juniors

Abdullah, T . Abernathy , C. Abernathy , I. Achtemeier, C. Ackermann, W. Albers, J. Allen, J . Alves, T. Andra Vogel helps out with the dishes after lunch.

Alvis, C.

Andersen, T . Ashby, M. Barndollar, C. Bartels, D. Beck, S. Benz, S. Bergman, M. Bigham, J. Blomberg, I. Bluitt, R. Borgen, A. Bourbe, 0. Bowdry, L. Brewer, H. Shawn Johnson and Lorelei Burkhardt say ulean on me.

Briggs, G. Brister, A. Britt, R. Brown, A. Brown, A. Brya, L. Buchanan, M.

Juniors 155

Buckley, K. Burkhardt, L. Burkholder, L. Buxton, L. Caldwell, A. Calle, J. Carbonneau, A. Carter, A. Chaney, K. Chilton, M. Christensen, M. Clark , L. Coleman, S . Collins, E.

Conry, C. Coskunoglu, U.

Cotton, A. Cox, B. Crawford, K. Creason, M. Cribbs, D. Cullen, M. Cylkowski, W. Dash, C. Davis, A. Davis, C. Davis, D. Davis, E. Davis, J . Dearmond, M.

156 Juniors

Erik Murningham looks on as Mark Sikora tries to eat his homework.

Sascha Beck reaches for the silverware in anticipation of a delicious cafeteria lunch

Decker, B. Deptula, J. Diener, R. Doan, D. Doll, C. Doney, R. Downes, B. Ducey, J . Durant, S. Durbin, D. Eaton , M. Edmonson , M. Ennis, J. Evans, M.

Tamu Mitchell and Seana Ware carefully follow the Instructions on their lab assignments.

Sean Imlay lounges on the curb beÂˇ tween classes.

Evans, N. Fairbanks, J.

Faith, J. Farina, D. Finley, H. Fitch, B. Fitzgerald, T . Flentie, S. Ford, J. Freeman, B. Frichtl, D. Funk, K. Furia, G. Gadbury, J. Gaines, E. Gaines, M.

Junlo<s 157

Gannaway, George, Gibbs, Glasper, Godden, Godden, Good,

T. T. R. S. C. T. S.

Gordon, J. Griffith, R. Hagen, W. Hamelberg, D. Hansen, C. Harris, E. Hart, A. Haynes, C.

Carletta Brown " phones home" for a ride .

Henderson, J.

Tom McNamara seems to be absorbed in his studies.

Hensley, L. Henson, J. Herb, S. Herthel, C. Hess, S. Hicks, J. Hieser, M. Hiller, Himes, Hoffmann, Hunt, Hutchcraft, Imlay, Johnson,

158 Junio<s

A. A. S. D. H. D. A.

Johnson, B. Johnson, C. Johnson, L. Johnson, S . Jones, J . Jones, V. Jordan, T . Kauffman, M. Keck, B. Keen, B. Kelley, M. King, L. Kinney, D. Kirby, J . Kleiber, M.

Exactly what are Michele Scheppel and Chris Lansford toastÂˇ 1ng to?

Kline, T.

Jason Ford and Chris Doll are caught making "important" phone calls.

Koontz, S. Kornegay, R. Kulavic, J. Kwon, B. Landells, S. Lansford, C. Lashbrook, D. Lawhorn, P. Lee, D. Lindstrom, J. Logsdon, N. Loschen, L. Maggio, A. Markstahler, C.

Jun;o,s 159

Markstahler, T. Marshall, K. Martinkus, W. Masters, C. Matuzewicz, M. McAndrew, B. McArdle, V. McCloud, K. McConaha, L. McConaha, M. McConkie, B. McCoy, J . McCurry, L. McDonnald, L. McMahon, D. McMurray, R.

McNamara, T. Mercer, S.

Mrs. Klimek 's third year Spamsh class laughs at her JOkes.

Merrell, Meyers, Miller, Miller,

T. J. D.

Miller, T . Millsap, J . Mitchell, M. Monday, M.

Morgan, A. Muir, J. Mulcahey, M. Munds, L.

Shannon Patterson works diligently on improving her cheers

160 Juniors

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Murningham , E. Musson , D. Neitzel, R. Neuses, L. Newbold , G. Nowak , J. O'Bryan, R. Ochs, S. Oehmke, J. Ogle, C. Oswald, D. Oye, K. Palencia, R. Panothiocas, G. Parker, B. Patterson, S .

Peacock, C. Peterson, C.

Hablas espanol, Rachel Palencia?

Dawn Hamelberg demonstrates " perfect posture "

Phanrana, 0. Phillips, L. Piersall, J. Pitcher, C.

Pittman, S. Polite, D. Price, T. Puszkiewicz, T .

Quattrone, R. Rader, B. Randall, T. Rebmann, C.

Juniors 161

Reeves, S. Reid, V. Remsen, E. Roberts, M. Robertson, A. Rogers, D. Rogers, D. Rolfes, L. Rollins, J. Russell, A. Russell, R.

Salonga, Sanchez, Sanderson, Sayles,

J. K. C.

Sayles, J. Sayles, T.

Diane Rogers waits anxiously on the edge of her chair for class to begin .

Shawn Johnson decides that cafeteria food Is "Oh so good!"

Scheiding, L. Scheppel, M.

Schimmel, Schmidt, Schomburg, Schultz,

R. A. A. T.

Schurvinske, J. Seward, T. Shaw, L. Shortridge, A. Sikora, M. Simmons, B. Sizemore, B.

162 Junio<s

Sloniger, J. Smalley, K. Smith, C. Smith, J . Smith, K. Smith, M. Snyder, D. Spark, K. Sphar, T. Standerfer, Z. Stevenson, V.

Stickels, A. Stites, T. Stiverson, C. Storch, J .

Amanda Robertson concentrates heavily on her assignment.

Stroud, B. Stucki, J .

Michelle Kelley and Joni Price strut their stuff at Spirit Event.

Stuebs, K. Sullivan, S.

Taylor, C. Terrell, M. Thomas, C. Thomassie, S.

Thompson, C. Timm, S. Tobin, M. Truitt, S. Vanier, C. Villanti, C. Walker, J.

Juniors 163

Wallace , C. Waller , J . Ward , R. Ware , S. Weaver, L. Webbink , A. Weidner, S. Williams, E. Williamson, L. Wilson , R. Winston, C. Wisehart , P . Woods, A. Woods , M. Woods , V. Wright , C. Wright, K. Wright, T . Wygant , S. Yang, T . Zehr, P .

Camera Shy

In memory of Stephanie Park: " Certain people touch our lives m such a special way that anytime they' re in our thoughts it seems a special day."

164 Juniors

Armstrong , M. Bishop, T . Brown, C. Cassel, C. Cox, T . Figueroa, M. Green, C. Hall , C. Hashbarger, J . Haywood, C. Hedrick , T . Hilson , C. Hogan , M. Holben, R. Huffman, S. Johnson , M. Jones, C. Kempson , T . Lee, R. Lemons, R. Lindsey, R. Liu, J . Manzella, J . Marcin, S. McGee, T . Morrison, S. Mosley, A. Nickelson , T. Osby, T. Palmer, L. Pettigrew, M.

Pittman, D. Price, J . Prout, D. Roberts , C. Robinson , J . Roundtree , S. Rozier , S. Santos, P. Smith, C. Sorensen, D. Stiggers, W. Sumter, J . Sutphen, C. Taylor, G. Thornhill , P . Thurman, T . Todd, M. Trinkle, J . Tuell, E. Ulinski , M. Vogel , A. Walker, J. Warren, A. Weatherall, S. Weber, K. White, W. Wimsett, B. Wise , M. Young, C. Young, C.

Michelle Hleser goes to extreme lengths to communicate with Carrie Villanti.

Rebecca Kornegay picks up good vibrations during lunch. Mike Monday and Richie McMurray find something Interesting down the hall.

What Is it that has torn John Albers' attention away from his studies?

Michelle Kauffman helps the Junior class prepare their Homecoming float.

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Kim Smith takes time out of her busy schedule to call home.

Amy Twohey displays her dancing talents at the Spirit Event.

Matt Piersall protects Mily Jump from the "hazards" of checking out library books.

Amanda Soskin watches as someone pours her Peps1 at Spirit Event.

166 Underclass

Karla Smalley concentrates on the day's lesson.

Mrs Nolen tells Robert Diener to stop standing on the furniture .

Beth Dahl and Bryce McConkie enjoy a quiet dance at Spirit Event.

Todd Kline immerses himself in logarithms.

Renae Bluitt smiles after finally cleaning up her locker.

is concentrating more on the chemistry experiment

Underclass 167

Camera Shy Seniors

Moira Nolen , what do you see out yonder?

David Adrian Andre Barnes Shawn Birt Steven Brown Josh Buttitta Phuong Byers Robby Cekander David Corbett Dana Dolske Christopher Edmonds Christopher Eggers Matthew Elliott Thomas Elliott Jolie Ennis Jodi Ferris Shawn Groos Amy Hall Jackie Jones Eric Kizer Wade Kolata Scott Krutsinger Amy Lafary Travis Lewis

Amanda Lindsey Tanya Lockett James Maier Tina Meeks Kim Miles Jeff Moore Tila Mosley Jameelah Muhammad Melissa Peratt Kristina Phelps John Phillips Rodney Price David Raney Kenneth Robinson Tamara Shelton Corey Smith Michael Stanley Tyler Teague Emanuel M. Thomas Timothy Thomas Michael Todd Cindy Turner

Tiffany Ross and Regina Nicholson share secrets . â€˘ .

Seniors 173

You Picked 'Em!

Best Dressed: Jason Carrodine and Karen Keating Class Flirt: Stephanie Myler and Morgan Wandell Class Couple: Greg Endress and Patty Scully

Prettiest Eyes: Paul Stamper and Jenny Crispen Best personality: Regina Nicholson and Rob Cekander

Best Smile: Annmarie Nelson and Bill Costanza 174

Most Likely To Succeed: Ala Durukan and Janet McNamara

Most Talkative: Robert Jefferson and Heather Cupps

Most Active: Joda Pepple and Kevin Badertscher

Class Clown: Colette Rodgers and John Phillips Best Looking: Janell Stevens and David Dorner

Most Original: Jeff Goldenstein and Wendy Peyton

Class Athlete: Jeff Kendrick and Nicole Porter

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1. Krista Quinlan smiles despite the cold weather at the bonfire. 2. Senior class officers: Pia Atkins (president), Amy Atkinson (secretary), Back Row: Regina Nicholson (vicepresident), Natalie Taylor (treasurer). 3. " Raynika Trent aren't your books going to get wet?" 4 . Heather Cupps says, " Hurry up and take the picture!" 5 . Ala Durukan displays his classic look. 6. If you held Elizabeth McGreal's hands behind her back could she still talk? 7. Michelle Peterson decides it is time to leave this class. 8 Rima Jakstys, Michele Bencks, and Pia Atkins gossip about boys. 9. Tom Phillips' mind is traveling the astoral plane.

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Cloreese Allen

Michael Althaus

Julie Arrasmith

Carie Aschinger

Pia Atkins

Amy Atkinson

Kevin Badertscher

Douglas Barger

Dawn Battiato

Michele Bencks

Erin Beyer

Christopher Bickers

Darlene Bigham

Pamela Bigham

Jennifer Black

Keith Bradley

Cynthia Bragg

Jeanee Bloomberg

Kimberly Bolin

Lori Bragg

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Latacha Branch

Dontrey Britt

Antione Brown

Steven Brush

Jason Buhr

Jennifer Buhrman

Thomas Buker

Tammie Burley

Allan Burton

Tracy Butler

Michael Buttitta

Geoffrey Buxton

Abigail Cadle

Kris Carlson

Kristi Carr

Jason Carrodine

178 Seniors

Lisa Carter

Mary Ann Carter

Crisan Casillas

Andre Chambers

Sharone Chambers

Jill Clark

Christine Conry

Nicholle Cherubini

Leslie Clark

William Cooke

Shaine Chilton

Carianne Cicone

Chad Clark

Scott Clark

Mark Clegg

Jim Cline

Todd Coleman

Anne Conley

Bill Costanza

Melissa Counce

James Correll

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Misti Crawford

Donald Crays

Jennifer Crispen

Joseph Crist

Heather Cupps

Beth Dahl

Melissa Dale

Carrie D' A leo

William Davenport

Carla Davis

Deborah Day

Troy Deen

Troy Delio

Kerry Demanes

Dana Denzer

Jennifer Desjardins

Derek Dickey

Jennifer Diehl

Susan Dixon

David Dorner

180 Seniors

Jonathan Ebert

Matthew Eisenstein

Jeriste Dorsey

Scott Dreher

Ata Durukan

Gregory Endress

Robin Engel

Thomas Erekson

Sean Fackler

Dawn Faith

Kenny Felkner

Joel Fellers

Shawn Finfrock

Heather Finley

Todd Fitton

Lynne Fitzmaurice

Karla Fly

Anthony Fontana

Linda Evans

Jason Eyman

Tifani Forman

Andrea Fortier

James Foster

Anita Freeman

Marcus Galardy

Jeremy Gardner

Arnie Garland

Randall Gawthorp

Denise Freeman

Debra Gerber

Leslie Gill

Candace Glass

Jennifer Glogowski

Jeff Goldenstein

Angela Gordon

Jennifer Grady

Iris Green

Jabari Groves

Terina Guy

182 Seniors

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Lori Halcrombe

Joellen Handling

Shawn Hannan

Todd Harmon

James Harms

Alfreda Harris

Almarine Harris

Kimberly Heath

Nicole Hendrie

F. Michael Higgins

William Hopkins

Jeffery Horvath

Anthony Hubbard

Rima Jakstys

Amy Jamison

Jenny Jamison

Lori Huffman

Debra Hughes

Senl••• 183

Robert Jefferson

David Jenkins

Stephanie Jeter

Renee Johns

Suzanne Johnson

Jennifer Jones

Michael Kaufman

Karen Keating

Carol Kelly

Jeffrey Kendrick

Lisa Kidd

Andrea Kingston

William Kirby

Aaron Klaus

Christopher Knieja

Troy Kovell

Scott Landreth

Stuart Lang

Shantae Lee

184 Seniors

Christopher Johnson

Page Leffelman

G. Wilson McConkie

David Lehnus

Teresa McCormick

Amanda Leitch

Erica Lenz

Monique Leshoure

Alicia Luckenbill

Brian Ludwig

Katherine Madsen

Kendall Marcus

Robyn Matthews

Katheryn McDermott

Regina McDonald

Frank McCurry

Senlo•• 185

Elizabeth McGreal

Chad McKay

Stephanie McKenzie

Janet McNamara

Shanne McNeal

Michele Meadors

Christopher Mikucki

Diana Milis

Brettan Miller

Angela Milton

Kathy Milton

Jennifer Minogue

Daniel Mittman

Kirsten Monigold

Mary Moore

Patricia Moore

Tina Moore

Ellen Morford

Chad Mueller

John Mulhall

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Stephanie Myler

Curtis Nash

Rodney Nash

Pia Negandhi

Annmarie Nelson

Gwen Nelson

Rob Newbold

Regina Nicholson

Gina Nimon

Moira Nolen

Alejandro Nunez

Scott Oldani

John O'Rourke

Robert Palmisano

Shanteryl Patterson

Shawn Patterson

Amy Peck

Joda Pepple

Amy Peratt

Neysa Pernell

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Katherine Peterson

Michelle Peterson

Jill Pew

Wendy Peyton

Thomas Phillips

Keith Pirok

Sandra Pohlman

Lesley Ponder

Nichole Porter

Krista Quinlan

Sean Roberts

Anthony Robinson

C. Colette Rodgers

Jon Rogers

Tiffany Ross

188 Seniors

Jason Rotzoll

Kenneth Rowan

Kristin Ruggles

W. Bradley Rust

Jennifer Rydell

Leighann Sarzanini-Calentine

Christie Savage

James Sayles

Lori Schaeffer

Michael Schlorff

Patricia Scully

John Shatzer

Roger Short

Keda Sikora

Julie Slack

Steven Smith

Robert Snelling

Paul Stamper

Diane Smith

Michael Stellwag

Trina Sterchi

Janell Stevens

Elizabeth Stewart

Todd Strand

Tawnya Stucki

Ray Suchor

John Sullivan

Terry Sutphen Jr .

Steve Swartz

Gerald Thomas

Deborah Thompson

190 Sen;o,o

Raymond Timm

Robert Summers

Donald Toler

Michelle T oppe

Raynika Trent

Tracy Valentine

Craig Van Etten

Leslie Walden

Chandrelle Walker

Oiedra Wallace

R. Jason Wallace

Beth Walton

Morgan Wandell

Scott Wheeler

Christoph Widenhorn

Deborah Wilderman

James Wilhite

Shandra Wilkerson

Cesario Williams

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David Williams

Deshondalyn Williams

David Williamson

Mary Willis

Timothy Wilson

Kerry Windingland

Curtis Window

Jennifer Woolcott

Tamara Wright

Mark Wubbolding

1. Heather Cupps embarrasses Jenny Geibel. 2 . Erin Beyer dresses Paul Stamper in the senior class competition.

Adam Yau

Albert Yau

Robert Young 2

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Rob Newbold gives It all he's got. Sean Hannan dreads the thought of typing another " Quick Brown Fox" sentence

Desl Warren worked hard to earn his " A" in shop class. Jenny Crispen and Kim Heath smile at an inside joke.

"What page are we on?" asks Scott Oldani.

Displaying her mighty large stampers Is Christine Conry.

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Seniors Shine

Illinois State Scholars: Front Row: Pia egandhi, John Mullhall, Jeanne Bloomberg, Beth Walton, Janet McNamara, Keda Sikora, John Sullivan, Moira Nolan, Angie Milton, Leighann Sarzanini· Calentine. Second Row: Dave Lehnus, Paul Stamper, Stephanie Jeter, Patty Scully, M1chele Bencks, Joda Pepple, Kim Heath, Robyn Matthews, Rima Jakstys, Jennifer Jones, Abigail Cadle, Colette Rodgers Third Row: Morgan Wandell, Jon Ebert, Sam Ridenour, Christme Conry, Tawnya Stucki, Scott Oldani, Kathy Madsen, Kim Bolin, Jennifer Black, Debra Gerber, Joellen Handling, Jennifer Desjardins, Lynne Fitzmaurice Back Row· Scott Dreher, James Wilhite, Ata Durukan, Jeremy Gardner, Tom Erekson, Rob Newbold, Wilson McConk1e, Jason Eyman, Greg Endress, Chris Mikucki, Geoff Cockerham.

DAR and SAR wmners : Janet McNamara and Kevm Badertscher National Ment Commended Scholars Front Row · Joda Pepple, Joellen Handling. Back Row: Tom Erekson, Chris Mikucki, Jon Ebert.

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Marine American National Bank Scholars: Front Row : Greg Endress, Suzanne Johnson , Michele Bencks, Angle Milton, Janet McNamara, Joda Pepple. Second Row : Robyn Matthews, Kim Bolin, Christine Conry, Jennifer Black, Joellen Handling, Chad Mueller. Back Row: Chris Mikucki, Wilson McConkie , Kevin Badertscher, Rob Newbold , Jason Eyman, Tom Erekson , Jon Ebert.

Illinois State Scholars are students recognized for their achievement on the ACT combined with their class ranks . Colleges and universities actively recruit these students and may offer scholarships to them. The DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution) and SAR (Sons of the American Revolution) awards are given to the male and female who best exhibit patriotism and academic excellence. The senior class nominates one male and female, and the faculty makes the final decision. National Merit Scholarship Commended Students earned high scores on the PSA T

Boys and Girls State Representatives: Front Row (inverted): Jeremy Gardner, Kevin Badertscher, Rob ewbold. Back Row: Ra ynika Trent . Janet McNamara, Robert Jefferson .

(Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test). The PSA T is also the basis for determining The National Achievement Award for Outstanding Negro Students. Seniors who have maintained all A's throughout their high school careers, have a 5.0 grade average . These students receive a Highest Honors Certificate.

Seniors with a 5.0 grade point average: Front Row: Janet McNamara. Jennifer Black. Kim Bolin . Back Row: Christine Conry and Tom Erekson

National Ach1evement Award for Outstanding dents Semi-finalist : Raynika Trent.

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Cloa;ng

1. Adam Yau enjoys another class period of lecturIng and taking notes. 2. Ben White tries to show everybody how to boogie. 3. Chad Mueller is beginning to daydream about the upcoming vacation. 4. Genie Furia receives a very special happy birthÂˇ day message. 5 . Jason Buhr listens intently to Mr. Wiseman's lecture. 6. Tim Wilson and Debbie Thompson share laughs as they try their hand at teaching. 7. Dawn Battiato asks, " You don 't really expect me to let you put that thing around my head, do you? 8. Kara Kline always enjoys supporting Centennial's organizations by selling candy. 9. Mike Matuzewicz Is a little nervous before showtime. 10. John Hornbuckel scans the crowd at the bonfire. 11. Did Eddie Murphy drop In on Jennifer Black and Keith Oye's trumpet practice?

Closing

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Closing

1. Class of 1989. 2. Kara Hagen gives Mike Stellwag a new look. 3. Todd Coleman cannot believe that he just aced his Spanish test. 4. Greg Endress receives a pumpkin-gram from Ms . Engelhaupt. 5 . Ms. LaRosa winces at the yearbook photographer. 6. Amy Webbink performs tough vice-presidential duties. 7. John Sullivan appears quite upset at our cameraman.

Closing

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Geoff, Congratulations to our wonderful son! We're so proud of you. You've worked hard and deserve your success. You're a joy to us! Much love, Mom, Pop, Sean, and Scott

Leslie, Congratulations! You are a wonderful daughter, and we are proud of you. May your future bring you much happiness. Love, Mom and Dad

Geoffrey Cockerham

Leslie Walden

Jabari, May your future bring you much success for you deserve it. Congratulations son; I' m proud of you! Love, Mom

Congratulations Chris, May all of your dreams and expectations turn into reality. We are very proud of you for the way you have handled yourself, both in and out of the classroom. We love you, Mom, Dad, Greg, Karen, Koree, and Ashlee

Jabari Groves

Chris Hollern

Congratulations Kristi! We love you and are so proud of you . Keep smiling and continue to strive to achieve your goals. We wish you continued success and much happiness in the future . Have a wonderful life.

Keith, Congratulations! Keep believing in your dreams . You're a winner and will achieve them . We love you and we're proud of you . Mom, Dad, and Ken

Love, Mom, Dad, and Kelli Krist! Carr

Keith Pirok

Congratulations Kathy, We're proud of you and your many accomplishments these past four years. We will continue our support to you as you set out to achieve your future goals. Love, Dad, Mom, and Jenny

Congratulations Elizabeth! You are a marvelous daughter. Our love and best wishes will always be yours as you move through life. Continue with your efforts; you will do well and have many more happy days . Mom and Dad Elizabeth McGreal

Kathy Madsen

Joda, We are so very proud of you and everything you have achieved. Best wishes and good luck in your future endeavors. We love you. Mom, Dad, and Jyl

Natalie, Congratulations! You are a special daughter and sister. May success and happiness follow you always in whatever you choose to do . We will always love you and be proud of you . Dad, Mom, and Brad

Joda Pepple

Natalie Taylor

Congratulations Mike, May your future bring you as much happiness as you have brought us. We love you and are proud of you.

Troy, You've been through some rough valleys, and now you're climbing that mountain. Aim high and keep climbing Âˇ you can do it! We love you and are proud of you .

Your family Love, Mom, Dad, Tony, and Tracie Mike Stellwag

Troy Delio

Dear Curtis, Contratulations to a wonderful son. We are so very proud of you and all that you have accomplished. We love you! Mom, Dad, Eric, Bryan, Ida, Clara, Charles, Samantha, Don, and Tom

Curtis Nash

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Stephanie, Congratulations on all of your accomplishÂˇ ments. Your endeavors will always be worthwhile if you give them your all. Keep your smile and your giggle. All our love, Mom, Dad, and Smokey Stephanie Jeter

Jason, May your future bring you as much happiness as you have brought us . We love you , Mom, Dad, and Krissy

Scott, Congratulations and best of luck in the future . Love, Mom, Dad, Amy, Tim, and Marty

Jason Eyman

Scott Clark

Dear Kris, Congratulations and the best of everything for your next four years in college. Love, Mom and Dad

Mark, Congratulations! Remember always be your own person and you'll go far . We love you and are very proud of you . Love, Mom, Dad, and Matt Mark Clegg

Kris Carlson

Terrilyne, You are blessed for you are gifted and have heart. There is nothing you cannot dream to be or do-the world is yours! You make us proud.

Amy, Congratulations to a "special" daughter and sister. Love, Barb, Stu, Scott, Tim and Marty

Love, Mom, Dad, T.C., and Max T errilyne Cole

Amy Atkinson

Jenny, Honey you did it. Congratulations. You are a very special daughter. Whatever you do with your life, we are proud of you. We love you very much. Love, hugs, and kisses, Mom and Dad

Congratulations Linda, We are all very proud of you. Our love and support go with you wherever your journey leads. Love, Mom, Dad, Doug, Shadow, and Kosie

Congratulations Julie! You've completed the first step in the walk of life. Keep setting goals, and with God's help, we wish for you much success in your journey. Our love always, Mom and Dad

Dear Heather, We are very proud of you and your many accomplishments! We are certain you will never long for "the road not taken." Love, Mom, Dad, and Laurel

Heather Cupps

Todd, Congratulations! We are very proud of you! May your future be as wonderful as the last 17 years have been for us! You are very special! Love, Mom, Dad, and Julie

Jennifer, Through the years we have treasured your laugh, your smile, your peaceful ways, your vitality for life, and your love. May peace and happiness be with you always. Love, Mom, Dad, Tom, and Muffin Jenny Geibel

To Lori, We will always be proud of The pretty, young girl In our family . The one with brown, wavy hair. Now a storyteller. Now a poet. Now a graduate.

Lori Schaeffer

Love, Mom, Dad, Steve, grandparents, and Milkdud

Dear Shanteryl, The Lord has created many marvelous creations and one of those creations is you. Remember to take the Lord with you in all of your future endeavors, and you will do well. We love you, Movvie, Tim, Jonathan, Shannon, Granny

and Shanteryl Patterson

Patricia, When you were a child, your mother and I dreamed great dreams for you . We are proud that you have developed into a young woman who can dream her own great dreams and then make them come true .

Dear Keda , We love you so very much! We are so proud of the beautiful young woman you have become. Be gentle with yourself and have faith, and you will be on the right track. Have a wonderful time in college!

Love, Mom and Dad

Patty Scully

Love, Mom and Arwen

Keda Kisora

Congratulations Anthony. From: Dad, Mom, Grandma, Grandpa, Meneritta, Lina, Daisy, Emma, Brenette, Lemette, Shirley, Ollie, Alice, Maryann, Aunt Vanessa, Christine, Ernestine, Latrisha, Jacqueline, Jeanette, Virginia, Uncle Harvie, Eric, Bruce, Kenneth, Jose, and Belinoma . We are all very proud of you!

Anthony Robinson

A salute to your achievements, and many more to come, Pia! You are a wonderful daughter, warm at heart, intelligent, humble, and determined to conquer Life in an honorable way . Glueck, Freude, und Erfolg auf Deinem Lebensweg. Daddy, Mama, and Amin

Pia Negandhi

Leighann, Set your goals high, be a motivator, don't look back. Look to the future. Be proud of who and what you are because we are very proud of you. From the day you were born, we knew you were special.

Cesario, May your future bring you as much happiness as you have brought us. We are extremely proud of you. Congratulations, and continued success as you further your education. Love always, Mom, Sonya, Carmen, Brenda, and Kris

Love, Mom, Bill, and Chris

Leighann SarzaniniÂˇ Calentlne

Cesario Williams

John, You grew up quickly . Time sure got away from us. You can do anything you want in this world, just apply yourself and do your best. We are proud of you and love you very much. Congratulations!

Andrea, Congratulations! We love you and are very proud of you and grateful for the joy you've brought into our lives. We know that your talent and hard work will bring you much happiness as well as the joy of accomplishment.

Love, Mom, Dad, and Tim

John Sullivan

Love, Mom, Dad, and Lizzie

Andrea Fortier

Kevin, You are a special son and brother! Congratulations on this special occasion. Life is like a beautiful picture; however, you will need to be In It, to make it a Masterpiece.

Katie, Congratulations! High school has been a rich and growing experience. We are so proud of you! The future holds much for you if you just work for it. We love you .

We love you and are very proud, Mom, Dad, and Bert

Kevin Badertscher

Mom, Dad, Matt, Cori, and Brad

Katie McDermott

Todd, May the road rise up to meet you And the wind always be at your back May the sun shine warm upon your face And the rain drops fall soft upon your fields And until we meet again May God hold you in the small of His Hand.

Congratulations David! You have had to try harder, But you made it. You are truly a wonderful person and have given us much joy. We thank God for you and ask His blessings on you always. Love , Mom , Ramon , and Laura

Love , Mom, Dad, Chad, Laura , and Annie David Williamson

Todd Coleman

To Melissa, Congratulations kiddo on completing the first step to a great life. We want you to know that we will always be there for you! We also know you will do well with what路 ever choices you make - we believe in you . Thanks for all the smiles, love, support, and sharing of both the good and bad times. We couldn 't be more proud of you and your accomplishments. Our love and best wishes go with you .

Deborah, Congratulations on your graduation from high school. Whate~er path and direction you choose for yourself now that your high school days are over, we know that your decisions will be measured by much thought , a true heart , and a selfless devotion to your new goals. The qualities you have exhibited to us, and to those that know you, make us exceedingly proud to be your parents. We will love and treasure you always .

We love you, Mom, Dad, and sisters

Mom and Dad Deborah Day

Melissa Dale

Congratulations Kathy!!! We are so proud of you and your accomplishments, and we know you have a very bright future ahead of you . May God be with you down whatever road you choose to take . Please remember that we will always be there for you too . We hope sunshine and happiness surround you when you're far from home . May you always be proud, dignified, and true. WE LOVE YOU!

Dan, Congratulations on all your achievements during the last four years. You should be proud of all your accom路 plishments. We are very proud to have you as our son. You have brought nothing but joy and happiness to us . Good luck and best wishes in all of your future endeav路 ors. Love , Mom , Dad, Chris, and Mike

Mom, Dad, and Josh Dan Mittman

Kathy Milton

Michael, Your high school years have gone by so quickly; we loved sharing them with you . The next four years will pass quickly also and even though we won't be with you, always know we love you. You are a terrific son and brother. Congratulations!

Dear Tawnya, We're all very proud of you, and we love you very much . We know you will be successful in your future endeavors because of your wonderful attitude and tremendous ability to take responsibility . May the Lord bless you . Mom, Dad, Julia, Aaron, Kendra, Kara, and Trisha

Love, Mom, Dad, Marni, and Meggi Mike Tobin

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Tlfanl, Beginning In California, traveling coast to coast, From rural Dakotas and New York, to urban Chicago and LA . A band of gypsies some would say. We 've had a life richer In experiences than most. Now you're preparing to go on your own, Remember we're with you wherever you roam . You've brought us laughs and tears of love , Be路 come a wonderful young woman we 're proud of.

Candace, CONGRATULATIONS! It has been a long journey, and the road ahead may seem even longer; but with the love and guidance of your family-dreams are only footsteps away. We can't pick you up and kiss you where it hurts when you fall anymore ; but we will be there to hold you up with our love, encouragement, and prayers. We love you and are very proud of you. Much success In the future, Mom, Dad, and Kearston

with love and best wishes for the future, Mom, Dad, Jenl, Muffin, and Tasha Ttfanl Forman

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Baby Picture Index Mike Althaus 172,36 Julie Arrasmith 172,19 Pta Atkins 171,41 Amy Atkinson 172,6 Kevin Badertscher 170,35 Doug Barger 170,49 Dawn Battiato 172,29 Erin Beyer 170,30 Michele Bencks 173,9 Jennifer Black 172,43 Jeanne Bloomberg 171 ,13 Kim Bolin 172,2 Cynthia Bragg 172,25 Lori Bragg 172,30 Dontery Britt 171,1 Jennifer Buhrman 172,28 Tom Buker 172,33 Tracy Butler 172,22 Abby Cadle 171 ,16 Krtsti Carr 172,4 Mary Crter 172,39 Crtsan Casillas 170,3 Sharone Chambers 171,5 Shatne Chilton 170,32 Carl Ctcone 171 ,32 Leslie Clark 171,8 Scott Clark 170,45 Jim Cline 171 ,21 Dana Cockrell 171 ,23 Terrilyne Cole 170,2 Anne Conley 172,27 Christine Conry 170,17 Bill Cooke 173,16 James Correll 170,8 Melissa Counce 171 ,49 Mtstl Crawford 170,27 Jennifer Crispen 172,1 Heather Cupps 171 ,40 Carrie D'Aieo 172,45 Beth Dahl 170,32 William Davenport 171 ,2 Deborah Day 172,3 Jennifer Desjardins 170,23 Jennifer Diehl 173,17 David Dorner 173,4 Scott Dreher 172,42 Ata Durukan 172,48 Jon Ebert 171 ,34 Matt Eisenstein 171,42 Greg Endress 170,7 Tom Erekson 172,21 Jason Eyman 172,40 Sean Fackler 170,38 Dawn Faith 173,19 Joel Fellers 171,29 Shawn Finfrock 170,44

Lynne Fitzmaurice 173,13 Karly Fly 170,10 Ttfanl Forman 171 ,36 Andrea Fortier 171,10 Jim Foster 171 ,4 Anita Freeman 171 ,18 Denise Freeman 172,47 Jeremy Gardner 173,14 Amle Garland 170,4 Randy Gawthorp 170,4 Jennifer Geibel 170,31 Debbie Gerber 173,3 Candace Glass 172,12 Jenny Glogowski 171 ,35 Angela Gordon 172,9 Jennifer Grady 171 ,46 Jabarl Groves 171 ,42 Shawn Hannan 170,5 Todd Harmon 171 ,47 Kim Heath 173,1 Victor Ho 172,10 Jeff Horvath 173,2 Lori Huffman 170,36 Rima Jakstys 170,26 Amy Jamison 171,15 Robert Jefferson 170,28 David Jenkins 170,40 Stephanie Jeter 172,49 Renee Johns 171,3 Suzanne Johnson 173,15 Jennifer Jones 172,7 Mike Kaufman 173,6 Andrea Kingston 170,6 Bill Kirby 170,46 Aaron Klaus 171 ,33 Scott Landreth 171,24 Shantae Lee 171 ,14 Dave Lehnus 171,7 Erica Lenz 172,23 Monlque Leshoure 170,39 Alisha Luckenbill 172,20 Kathy Madsen 171,30 Sean Mahannah 173,12 Melinda Marcin 172,37 Robyn Matthews 172,34 Wilson McConkle 170,48 Katie McDermott 171 ,28 Elizabeth McGreal 172,8 Stephanie McKenzie 172,14 Janet McNamara 172,44 Diana Milts 171 ,31 Brettan Miller 170,34 Angle Milton 172,35 Kathy Milton 172,26 Jennifer Minogue 173,10 Dan Mittman 172,46

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John Mulhall 171 ,6 Stephanie Myler 172,15 Curtis Nash 170,19 Pta Negandhi 170,37 Annmarle Nelson 171 ,26 Gwen Nelson 171 ,45 Rob Newbold 173,18 Gina Ntmon 171 ,20 Regina Nicholson 171 ,43 Moira Nolen 170,9 John O'Rourke 170,12 Scott Oldani 173,11 Shanteryl Patterson 173,8 Amy Peck 170,43 Joda Pepple 170,41 Neysa Pernell 172,18 Michelle Peterson 171,37 Katie Peterson 170,22 Jill Pew 170,14 Wendy Peyton 173,5 Sandy Pohlman 170,18 Leslie Ponder 172,41 Krista Quinlan 172,24 David Reder 172,16 Collette Rodgers 170,15 Chuck Rogers 171 ,25 Ttfany Ross 171,32 Brad Rust 172,38 Letghann Srazanini-Calentine 170,33 Jim Sayles 170,4 7 Lori Schaeffer 172,5 Patty Scully 170,21 John Shatzer 171 ,48 Ked a Sikora 170,11 Julie Slack 171 ,17 Steve Smith 172,17 Trlna Sterchi 172,13 John Sullivan 170,29 Natalie Taylor 170,16 Raynika Trent 171 ,9 Tracy Valentine 172,11 Leslie Walden 170,12 Jason Wallace 170,24 Beth Walton 171 ,22 Morgan Wandell 171 ,7 Brent Ward 170,13 Debbie Wilderman 171 ,19 Shandra Wilkerson 172,31 David Williams 171 ,27 David Williamson 171 ,11 Mary Willis 171,44 Kerry Wtndtngland 170,25 Adam Yau 171,39 Albert Yau 171 ,38

Abdullah, Nuruddin Jamal 44,45,1 41 Abdullah, Taliah 45,155 Abel, W. Patrick Abernathy, Charles Randall Abernathy, Christopher Scott 77,1 41 ,1 55,92 Abernathy, Courtney Leigh 80,1 41 Abernathy, Ivan Brett 139,155 Abernathy, Kimberly Chanae 61 ,141 Achtemeler, Cheryl A. 11,35,37 ,39,43,56,59,60,62,155 Ackermann, Whitney Lyn 155 Adams, Ryan Andrew 43,141 Adkisson, Latonya Denise 141 Adrian, David Bryce 173 Adrian, Richard John 56,59,60,127 Albers, John D. 34,23,35,39,48,50,155,165,26,232 Albers, Thomas R. 39,127 Allen, Clorese Michelle 177 Allen, Jr ., Joe Louis 155 Althaus, Michael Eugene 177 Alumbaugh, Jeremy J . 46,80,141 Alves, Tony M. 74,100,155 Alvis, Carl Eugene 155 Alwes, Christopher M. 76,127 Andersen, Tammy Ranee 155 Anderson, Daniel 76,127,134 Anderson, Kimberly Ann 127,97 Anderson, Kytlsha Lytycee 127 Anlello, Anthony Joseph Jr. 46,141 Argoudells, James C. 54,55,127 Armstrong, Kenneth L. 141 Armstrong, Melinda C. 164 Arrasmith, Jason Lee 76,127 Arrasmith, Julie Marie 39,50,51,56,58,64,66,177 ,201 Aschlnger, Carle Anne 13,84,85,177 Aschlnger, Mary Beth 127,129,99 Ashby, Mark David 77,100,141 ,89 Ashby, Michael Roy 155 Asher, Laurie L. 52,127 Atkins, Pia Paulett 36,48,49,84,85,177 Atkins, Stephanie S. 127 Atkinson, Amy Louise 9,15,34,19,40,62,66,175,177,201 Atwater, Debra Kay 56,58,59,60,127 Bachman, Shane Brandon 127,128,91 Badertscher, Kevin John 9,35,23,30,40,48,56,59, 60,102,175,177,194,195,202 Baer, Shannon 141 Baer, Stephanie L. 52,127,153 Baker, Kevin Franklin 74,141 Baldwin, Lyle Barger, Douglas Alan 65,177 Barker, Thomas Carl 50,56,59,141 Barndollar, Curtis Matthew 74,155 Barnes, Andre 173 Bartels, David William 35,37,53,54,63,73,103,155 Bartling, Jennifer Lee 54,55,78,103,141,150 Batchellor, Lisa Ann 127 Battershell, Chandler I. 77,150 Battiato, Dawn Marie 65,177,197 Battle, Kevin Thomas 56,59,60,127 Bauer, Steven J . 56,59,60,127 Beck, Sascha N. 39,42,155,156 Beckett, Kelly L. 48,56,59,60,101,141,146 Begue, Amy J . 53,54 Bencks, Michelle Lee 10,16,34,30,31,35,39,40,41 ,48,64,98,177 ,194,195 Bengoechea, Tyler Matt 52,127 Benz, Debbie J . 56,59,60,167 Benz, Julie A. 56,59,60,127 Benzinger, Stephen Daniel 80,127 Bergman, Michelle K. 155,94 Berkland, Todd 52,80,141 Bernard, Brian B. 52,76,127 Bernhard, Peter W. 102 Bethard, Eric S. 127 Beyer, Erin Renee 13,62,177,192 Beyers, Ben L. 127,90 Bezjlan, Cathy A. Bickers, Christopher Eugene 1 77 Bigham, Darlene Victoria 177 Bigham, Henry 141 Bigham, Jamie H. 155 Bigham, Pamela Nicole 177 Birge, Darin Allen 141 Blrt, Nicole Michelle 127 Blrt, Shawn Cory 173 Bishop, Donald J . 76,127,153 Bishop, Matthew Thomas 127 Bishop, Terry L. 164 Bittinger, Cherilynn Ann 127,153 Black, Jennifer Joan

35,36,40,54,56,59,60,177 ,194,195,197 Blaford, Molly Elaine 11,50,52,54,56,58,141 Blagg, Jennifer 141 Blomberg, Ian 74,100,155 Blomberg, Trevor Elizabeth 52,141 Bloomberg, Jeanne M 56,59,60,177,194 Blue, Julie 56,59,60,150 Bluitt, Renae L. 45,155,167 Bodamer, Rebecca Irene 84,127,152 Boileau , Thomas W. M. 141 Bolin, Kimberly M. 35,36,39,40,43,56,59,60,62,64,84,85,177 ,194,195 Booth, David A. 141 Borgen, Amy Lee 155 Bourre, Olivier 155 Bowdry, Latanya Marie 155 Bracy, Brian Eugene 141 Bradford Jr., Frank James 56,59,127 Bradley, Christopher Bradley, Keith 74,75,103,177 Bragg, Cynthia Lee 65,177 Bragg, Lori 177 Branch, Latacha 61,178 Brent, Amber Arana 54,52,128,134 Brent, Deanna L. 52,141 Brewer, Harmony Layne 52,141 Brewer, Heather Nicole 155,94,95 Briggs, Graham Evans 155 Brimfield, Debora C. Brinkmann, Christine E. 48,63,78,128,130 Brister, Aundre L. 155 Britt, Dontrey S. 4,9,44,45,66,98,103,178 Britt, Rodricas Santonio 74,111,155 Brlze, Darrauga L. 141 Brombaugh, Matthew Brent 76,128 Broughton , Kara 128 Brown, Adam D. 77 ,100, 141 ,146 Brown, Alexander 155 Brown, Antione Barnett 59,103,178 Brown, April S. 44,45,64,153 Brown, Denisha Lynn 142 Brown, Jason Edward 138,150 Brown, Kathleen Evelyn Marie 142 Brown, Lerol 150 Brown, Matthew R. 128,136 Brown, Michael M. Brown, Steven Dale 173 Brumfield, Taynia M. 128,96 Brush, Steven A. 11,12,25,50,51 ,53,178,26,29 Brya, Lisa M. 63,73,82,83,103,155 Buckley, Karen Lynn 44,45,53,56,59,60,64,139, 156 Buhr, Jason Eric 63,73,103,178,196 Buhrman, Jennifer Suzanne 65,178 Buhrman, William Eugene 136 Bule, Coleco 128,90 Buker, Thomas Daniel 178 Burke, Chad Alan 128 Burkhardt, Lorelei Gabriel 155,156 Burkholder, Robert W 103,156 Burley, Tammie Jo 65,178 Burns, Kerri L. 142 Burns, Shawn Chrisotpher 52,128 Burton, Allan Duane 178 Burton, Jared Eli 76,128 Burton, Shannon 45,77,142 Bushue, Lana Rae 142 Butler, Andrew 70,126,128 Butler, Tracy Denise 4 7,65,178 Buttitta, Joshia Dania! 173 Buttitta, Michael John 65,178 Buxton, Geoffrey P. 178 Buxton, Lori Ann 156 Byers, Phuong 80, 173 Cadle, Abigail L. 178,194 Cahill, Jennifer Rebecca 138,142 Caldwell, Amy Beth 156 Caldwell , Christopher Robert 128 Calle, Josefina Mercedes 61,156 Calloway, John 45,100,142 Cantrell, Roy Eugene 142 Canull, Beau Dale 142 Carbonneau, Anne Marie 156 Carlson, Kris Milion 2,40,48,102,178,201 ,86,87,88 Carr, Kelli Marie 128,136 Carr, Krist! Micha 178,200 Carrico, William A. 150 Carrodine, Jason Coleman 9,19,40,44,66,174,178,86,87,88 Carter, Alisha Habibah 44,45,64,156 Carter, Lenore 128 Carter, Mary Ann 178 Carter, Michelle 52,142

Casillas, Crisan J . 178 Cassel, Chad L. 53,74,100,154 Cassel, Denise Fay 52,128 Cauthorn, Brahin, K. 45,77,142,89 Cekander, Robby William 7,174,173,91 Chambers, Andre L. 74,178 Chambers, Gary Dante 150 Chambers, Sharone Lanae 65,84,101,179,94,95 Chaney, Katrina Renee 156 Chapman, Daniel Keith 77,142 Chapman, Tamara Renae 142 Cheng, Perry Y C. 67,128 Cherubini, Nicolle L. 179 Chicoine, Joshua Elgie 52,80,102,142 Chilton, Madeea Faith 156 Chilton, Shaine Alan 4,1 4,74,100,1 79 Christensen, Matthew W. 156 Chubb, Michael A. 128 Cicone, Carianne Elizabeth 10,12,46,54,56,59,60,179 Clapp, Tyra Kay 56,59,60,1 28 Clark, Andrew John 42,142 Clark, Chad E. 179 Clark, Henry Buddy 142 Clark, Jill Elizabeth 65,101,179 Clark, Lana M. 19,156 Clark, Leslie Ann 43,179 Clark, Ruben G. 136 Clark, Scott Robert 9,30,35,40,70,71,72,179,201 Clark, Timothy Edward 7,77 ,103,139,141,142,91 Clegg, Mark Thomas 11 ,25,43,50,52,179,201 ,26,28 Cline, Elizabeth A. 56,58,128 Cline, Jim E. 179 Cluver, Dawn Marie 128 Cobb, Domonic Romane 44,52,140,142 Cockerham, Geoffrey B. 37 ,179,194,200 Cockrell, Dana Renee 65,179,94,96 Cohen, Natasha 128 Cole, Shawn 77,150,92 Cole, Terrilyne 179,201 Coleman, Shawn Marie 156 Coleman, Todd M. 11 ,40,48, 74,175,179,198,203,91 Collins, Ebony Monte! 156 Colwell, Dorothea Margaret 56,59,60,82,142 Combs, Pamela Ranae 52,128 Conley, Anne Katherine 35,23,36,39,42,64,116,179 Conry, Carolyn D. 35,38,63,78,153,156 Conry, Christine E. 34,35,36,40,179,193,194,195,94 Cook, Korry Lamont 77 ,142 Cook, Melanie Lorene 48,53,56,58,142 Cooke, William Raymond 179 Cooper, Latoya C. 128 Cooper, Leanne M. 142 Cooper, Regina M. 128 Corbett, Jody L. 142 Corby, Jenifer L. 142 Correll, James 179 Coskunoglu, Ulku 36,63,73,103,156 Costanza, BillS. 80,1 74,1 79 Cotton, Anna M. 156 Counce, Melissa Louise 179 Coval, Eric V. 142 Cox, Jr., Ben Elton 42,45,156 Cox, Brian A. 150 Cox, Darnell Darren 142,89 Cox, Tonia 164 Crawford, Kenneth Devan 74,100,156 Crawford, Misti Alyse 180 Crays, Donald Lee 180 Creason, Michael Alan 25,42,50,54,56,59,60,156 Cribbs, David A. 56,59 Cribbs, Deborah L. 52,64,156 Cribbs, G. Don 42,52,142 Crispen, Jennifer Lynn 34,174,180,193 Crist, Joseph Kyle 109,180 Cross, James Nakia 76,128,92,93 Crowley, Darron Crozier, Kevin Brandon 142,86 Crozier, Kip M. 76,128,90 Cullen, Melissa Elaine 52,156 Cupps, Heather Anne 34,37,40,43,53,82,101,175,180,192,201 Curtin, Richard P. 56,59,60,142 Cushman, Kenneth R. Cylkowski, William 156 D'Aleo, Carrie Anne 62,180 Dahl, Angela M. 128 Dahl, Beth Anne 2,23,40,50,53,54,57,167,180 Dahl, Doug Stephen 77,92,143 Dale, Melissa Diane 180,203 Dalton, Todd Alan 76,128,129 Dash, Camille Lynn 35,64,101 ,156 Davenport, William Earl 65,180

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David, Todd Allen 129 Davidson, Jennifer A 129 Davis, Alfonzo Laron 156 Davis, Andre 77,143,151 Davis, Christopher L. 74,100,156 Davis, Diana Marie 52,156 Davis, Erik J. 143 Davis, Eugene Julis 156 Davis, Jamel Jay 76,129,136 Davis, James F. Davis, Jennifer Ann 156 Dawson, Trtna Lynn 52,129 Day, Deborah Carole 65,180,203 Deakin, Chad I. 76,129 Dearmond, Michael Stacato 156 Deck, Scott Timothy 77,143,92 Decker, Brian C. 67,157 Deen, Troy Alan 74,180 Delamar, Cathleen Noelle 62,143 Delio, Tracie Lynn 129 Delio, Troy Michael 65,180,200 Demanes, Kerry A. 65,180 Demaris, Stephanie J. 52,129 Dennis, Krtstian Elizabeth 56,59,60,143 Denzer, Dana Christine 180 Denzer, Mark Allen 129 Deptula, Joe J. 56,59,60,157 Deptula, Kevin 74,143 Desjardins, Jennifer Jane 35,56,58,60,180,194 Dickey, Derek F. 180 Diehl, Jennifer Ann 180 Diener, Robert E. 43,157,167 Dtllon, Latoya D. Dixon, Amy Beth 143 Dixon, Susan Renee 180 Dixon, Teyha Shadarl 45,52,56,59,129,134 Doll, John Chris

35,39,43,56,59,60,62,66, 102,153,157' 159 Dolske, Dana Beth 173 Doney, Rachel E. 39,45,54,56,59,157 Dorner, David Paul 74,100,180 Dorsey, Jeriste Ann 181 Doty, Tammy K. 129 Douglas, Joseph P. Downes, Brennan M. 74,103,157 Drehler, Scott T . 56,59,60,1 81 ,194 Dressel, Katherine E. 47,48,49,101,1 40,143 Drewes, Christopher Michael 129 Ducey, Jason Alexander 157 Dundore, Derek 143 Dunlap, Eric Earle 76,126,129,90 Durant, Loutza M. 129 Durant, Santaez Larease 157 Durbin, David Michael 35,37,50,51,52,80,157 Durukan, Ata Mehmet 7,34,23,30,40,80,174,181,194 Dyson, Amy 80,81,143,99 Eastham, Kelly Jean 129 Eaton, Michael Lyle 157 Ebert, Jonathan Frederick 11,35,38,43,181,194,195 Ebert, Susan Michelle 129 Eckhardt, Michael Douglas 77,138,143 Edmonds, Christopher D. 173 Edmonds, Michael Patrick 76 Edmonson, Matthew A. 80,129,157 Eggers, Christopher Michael 35,102,173 Eisenstein, Matthew Jeffrey 36,66,181 Eldridge, Jonathan 129 Ellerbe, Anitra Renee 150 Elliott, Matthew A. 35,173 Elliott, Matthew Patrick 129,136 Eliott, Thomas Michael 173 Endress, Bryan Anton 46,80,81,143 Endress, Gregory Anton

2, 7 ,34,35,40,80,81,174, 181,194,195,199 Engel, Robin Dale 181 Ennen, Christopher S. 38,46,77,143 Ennis, John Michael 77,143,147,92 Ennis, Jolie C. 173 Erekson, Rebecca G. 34,38,64,143 Erekson, Thomas L. 34,23,35,38,39,40,43, 181 '194, 195,232,228,226,172 Erhart, Orvtlle Eugene Bo 129 Ervin, Latanya D. 143 Esslinger, Isaac Neal 143,92 Evans, Jennifer L. 56,59,60,143 Evans, Linda Marie 181,201 Evans, Matt 157 Evans, Ngina Chipo 44,157 Everette, Allen M. 129 Ewert, Jennifer L. 56,59,143 Exum, Reshema Renee 150 Eyman, Jason Charles 16,35,40,181,194,195,201 Fackler, Sean Michael 16,40,181 Fackler, Shannon Leigh 129 Jamie Fairbanks 70,72,157

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Fairchild, Chris Todd 143 Fairman, Krisina Dechell 143 Faith, Dawn Michelle 181 Faith, Justine E. 48,157 Farina, Debra K. 157 Farmer, Annitra Nicole 45,129 Felkner, Allison Renne 136,142 Felkner, Kenny Lee 74,181 Fellers, Alison M. 129 Fellers, Joel Thomas 181 Felsburg, Christopher Moore 129,90 Fetzner, Teri Eileen 143 Fierke, Diana Marie 84,129 Filer, Kenneth W 143 Finfrock, Shawn Renee 54,55,181 Finley, Heather Lee 181 Finley, Holli C. 84,157 Fitch, Bradley Wayne 74,100,157 Fitch, Michelle L. 52,143 Fitton, Chad Eugene 129,91 Fitton, Todd 13, 181 Fitzgerald, Terence D 157 Fitzmaurice, Lynne M. 42,43,52,64,181,194 Flentie, Sherri Lynette 56,59,157 Flentie, Sonya Lynne 129,97 Fletcher, Kimberly 56,58,59,126,129 Fly, Karla Lamon 36,44,45,181 Folsom, David Benjamin 143 Fontana, Anthony Stephen 181 Ford, Brian J. 129 Ford, Jason Andrew 39,139,157,159,29 Ford, Tori L. Forman, Jenifer R 130 Forman, Tifani L. 42,182,203 Fortado, Justus Michael 143 Fortier, Andrea Jeanne 37,39,182,202 Foster, James R. Jr. 25,50,53,54,182,26 Foster, Kelly K. 39,42,47,143 Fowler, Jennifer L. 130 Frank, Reagen Lee 130,97 Freeman, Anita Denise 182 Freeman, Brent Christopher 157 Freeman, Denise Johanna 182 Freeman, Mary Kathryn 39,48,56,59,60,143,146 Freeman, Nathan L. 130 French, Kristina A. 130 Frey, Melissa Villar 143 Frichtl, Don A. 50,157 Frye, Tammy 12,62,84,144 Fryer, Brandy Elizabeth 144 Funk, Kathryn E. 61,157 Furia, Genie K. 82,83,157,196 Gadbury, Julie A. 157 Gaines, Erin L. 157,165 Gaines, Michele Ann 103,157 Gaines, Tara T. 130 Gaither, Lyvonda Marie 45,150 Galardy, Marcus Jason 74,75,182 Gallagher, Joseph A. 150 Gannaway, Toni Lee 46,158 Gardner, Jeremy Collin

13,16,40, 103,182,193,194,195,86,87,88 Gardner, Mickele T. 143,150 Garland, Arnie Beth 65,182 Garrett, Jessie W. 144 Gawthorp , Randall Don 56,59,60,182 Geibel, Jennifer Ann 34,35, 63,66,103,192,201 Geibel, William Thomas Thorn 39,77,144,182 Gelberg, Sarah E. 39,42,130 George, Traci L. 2, 138,158 Gerald, Paula M. 130,97 Gerber, Debra Lenore

12,35,40,54,56,59,60,66, 182,194 Gerstein, Kimberly lnge 130 Gertson, Robert J. 77,144 Gibbs, Robert Tyrone 138,158 Gtll , Leslie M. 182 Gtlliland, Kristina Lynn 150 Gillman, Heather Lynn 56,59,60,78,130 Gilner , Tarris Raylanda 52,76,130,90 Gionnette, Daryl Joseph 80,144,89 Gladney , Alesha 44 Gladney, Tobias B. 134,144 Glasper, Shannon Lee 44,45,64,103,158 Glass, Candace Deanna 45,66,103,182,203 Glogowski, Jennifer Marie 34,35,38,40,98,182 Godbolt, Travis 77,144 Godden, Cher Leann 47,56,58,158 Godden, Tammy L. 152,158 Goldstein, Jeff B. 175,182 Gomez, Marco A. 56,59,60,63,73,136 Good, Gina G. 84,144 Good, Leslie Wtlliam 144 Good, Shannon 144 Good, Shawn Kimberly 158

Gordon, Angela Marie 182 Gordon, Jeanna Marie 158 Grady, Jennifer L. 182 Graham, Steven M. 130 Gray, Ammon Ra E 144 Gray, James Michael 144 Green, Cryssida C. 44,45,139,164 Green, Iris 0. 182 Green, Kellie L. 130,99 Griffith Jr, Richard Alan 14,74,75,158 Gnndley, Donald L. 52,76,130 Grismer, Mathew Paul 25,56,59,144,91 Groos, Shawn L. 173 Groves, Jabari Noel 74,103,182,200 Guy, Terinia Lynn 182 Hackleman, Damon E. 76,130,137 Hagen, Kara B. 56,58,63,130,198 Hagen, Wendy Lynn 35,39,50,54,55,121,158 Hahn, Roy Tammy L. 150 Halcrombe, Lori Francine 44,183 Hall, Allen John 54,55,130 Hamelberg, Christopher Michael 76,136 Hamelberg, Dawn Marion

12,42,48,50,51 ,52,54, 138,158,161 Handling, Joellen Kaye

35,38,39,40,56,59,60, 183,194,195 Hannan, Shawn Dustin 183,193 Hansen, Chad Allen 35,39,74,158 Hardenbrook, Holly Jeannette 84,144 Harkins, Jennifer Leigh 130 Harmon, Julie Ann 48,82,130 Harmon, Todd M. 183,201 Harms, James Edward 65,183 Harris, Almarine 183 Harris, Eric Howell 158 Harris, Sandra Lynn 101,144 Harrison, Julie Lynn 136 Hart, Amy Jo 130,158 Harvey, Bryan Howard 52,150 Hashbarger, Jeanette Stacy 164 Hayes, Michael D. 77,144 Haynes, Chris Leigh 158 Hays, Alissa K. 130 Haywood, Charles 109,164 Heath, Kelly Lyn 130 Heath, Kimberly Anne 34,183,193,194 Hedrick, Cynthia Lea 144 Hedrick, Teresa Ann 164 Heffernan, James S. Jr. 130 Henderson, Justin Alfie Mitche 74,158 Hendrie, Nicole Louise 183 Hensley, Lisa Marie 158 Henson, John C. 36,158 Herber, Shannon 12,84,85,103,144 Herman, Orlando R. 52,130 Herron, Diana Patrice 144 Herthel, Christopher Martin 15~ Hess, Shane Michael 158 Hessee, Matthew Yoder 144 Hettinger, Martha Lydia

12,48,49,54,55,63, 72, 73,103,144 Hicks, Jason Allen 158 Hieser, Michelle 11,78,158,165 Higgins, Andrew Paul 40,80,130 Higgins, Forest Michael 80,81,183 Hiller, Amanda M. 158 Hiller, Kevin J. 130,90 Hills, Emily R. 56,58,130 Hilson, Corey A. 164 Himes, Alicia Hadley 158 Hinkle, Jonathon B. 130 Ho, Victor 183 Hodge, John Sakellarakis 147,144 Hoffmann, Stephen Reed

35,38,39,43,54,56,59,60,62,158 Hogan, Michael S. 164 Holben, Roger Edward 19,164 Holden, Janet L. 62,113,144 Holleman, Aaron M. 76,130,90 Hollern, Christopher P 183,200 Hollett, Darren Quinn 130 Holzhauer, Tina Kay 52,131 Hopkins, William Kenneth 183 Hornbuckle, Thurman Ill John 197 Horvath, Jeffrey Allen 183 Hubbard, Anthony 183 Huffman, Lori Lynn 59,60,183 Huffman, Stephanie Ann 56,164 Hughes, Debra K. 183 Hunt, Deborah Antonette 45,158 Hurley, Nicole Catherine 43,56,59,60,101,144 Huskisson, Amber Christine 144 Hutchcraft, Hollie 158 Hutchison, Roderick Docal Scot 45,144,89 Imlay, Dawn R. 35,38,47,61,158

Imlay, Sean K. 77,144,152,157 Ivy, Carlos Demon 76,131 Jakstys, Rima E. 34,35,40,48,66,183,194 James, Angela Renee 44,131 James, Antonia Lynn 44,45,131 Jamison, Amy Jean 183 Jamison, Jenny Dawn 65,183,201 Jefferson, Jr., Robert D. 40,42,44,45,66,175,184,195 Jefferson, Jermaln L. Jeffries, Robert M. 144 Jenkins, Adam Patrick 80,145 Jenkins, David Stuart 30,40,80,184 Jeter, Stephanie Elaine 16,34,35,37 ,40,54,56,59,60,184,194,200 Johns, Renee E. 53,61,65,184 Johnson, Ashley 49,78,158 Johnson, Belinda M. 131,97 Johnson, Brad Eric 67,131 Johnson, Britt K. 159 Johnson, Chandre Anntkka 131 Johnson, Christina J. 52,159 Johnson, Christopher Lewis 77,145 Johnson, Christopher T. 45,74,75,184 Johnson, Jayson 76,131,90 Johnson, Lashanda 103,159 Johnson, Michael Duane 164 Johnson, Shawn 45,155,159,162 Johnson, Suzanne M. 35,38,40,41,66,184,195 Johnson, Tanya D. 145 Jones, F. Randy 80,81,131 Jones, Jack Everette 159 Jones, Jack! Lynn 52,131 Jones, Jackie Lynn 173 Jones, Jennifer Guyanne 36,46,184,194 Jones, Ttyette Ama 145 Jones, Von 103,159 Jordan, Christopher Demltrlc 76,131 Jordan, Toni Lynn 110,159 Joshi, Sanjay 39,145 Judson, Tanya L. 52,145 Jump, Joy Sue 52,84,145 Jump, Mtlagro Marla Mtly 52,128,131,166 Jump, Norma Evelyn 145 Kahler, Tiffany L. 131 Kansy , Jeffrey G. 49,56,59,60,80,131 Kansy , Julie L. 48,56,58,59,145 Kauffman , Michelle 84,159,165 Kaufman , Amy E. 47 ,84,131 Kaufman, Kristin Lynn 47,48,64,140,145,99 Kaufman, Michael B. 61,70,71,184,86,87 Keating, Karen 9,78,148,174,184 Keck, Brian J. 159 Keen, Beth Ellen 103,159 Keene, Kiana Emily 145 Kelley, Michelle Marte 61,159,163 Kelly , Carol Delorlce 184 Kelr!lan, Crist! 48,1 43,145 Kendrick, Jeffrey 56,59,74,175,184,86 Kendrick, Quantrell 56,59,77,145,89 Kennedy, Taylor 145,91 Kenney, Dawn Lynn 52,131 Kerr, Jeremiah Lowell 52,67,131 Ktdd, Lisa Jo 184 King, Latrlna B. 159 Kingston , Andrea Sue 65,184 Kinney, Nathan W. 56,59,131 Kirby, Eric Steven 42,46,145 Kirby, James Allen 159 Kirby, Pamela Lynn 131 Kirby, William Duane 100,184 Kizer, Eric Eugene 15,40,74,100,173 Klaus, Aaron C. 184,91 Klaus, Johanna R. 78,136,97 Kleiber, Monica Lee 35,36,159 Kline, Kara Jean 42,48,56, 59,60,146,145,197,99 Kline, Todd Stuart 5,35,37 ,54,56,57 ,59,60,62,63, 73,103,159,167 Knleja, Christopher J. 48,108,184 Knteja, Deborah A. 63,72,73,103,145 Kolata , Wade Christopher 173 Kolter, Kristen Lynn 131 Koontz, Stacie Renee 62,159,165 Kornegay, Rebecca Lemuel 159,165 Kovell, Troy F. 184 Kovell, Wendy Dawn 131 Krute, Julia A. 42,46,144,145 Krutsinger, Scott J. 173 Kubbs, Andrea D. 52,145 Kuehn, Jennifer Erin 39,48,49,56,59,60,63,66,150 Kuhl, Brandon M. 70,129,131 Kulavlc, Jennifer 38,82,83,159 Kuramoto, Daniel Kenjl 7,117,149,145,150,91 Kuzian, Amy Lynn 52,131 Kwon, Benny 0. 35,159 Laduke, Meredith 25,50,53,54,1 45

Lafary, Amy J . 173 LaFontaine, Christopher R. 131 Lambert, Jonathan E. 136 Lamendola, Jodi Lorraine 56,59,145 Lamkin, Edith Danielle 131 Lampo, Angela Kiersten 131 Landells, Scott Allen 45,50,152,159,28 Landmesser, Tysen Daniel 131,92 Landreth, Scott Roger 184 Lang, Stuart A. 184 Langston, Jessica B. 42,145 Lansford, Christopher D. 35,38,39,43,44,48,62,63,73,159 Larson, Erik Russell 131 Lashbrook, Dianna Lyn 56,59,101,159,94 Lashbrook, Jennifer Kay 56,59,60,131,96 Latona, Scott Anthony 48,103,146,145,92 Lawhorn, Patricia D. 52,159 Lawrence, Cornelius Robert 76,131 Lee, Daniel Edward 35,39,43,56,59,60,62,159 Lee, Katrina 52,150 Lee, Roshell, Lavan 164 Lee, Shantae V. 61,139,184 Leffelman, Page E. 2,12,98,185 Lehnus, David Edward 35,56,59,60,185,194 Leister, Douglas Edward 102,144,145 Leitch, Amanda Yvette 185 Lemke, Michael G. 136 Lemons, Jr., Johnny 164 Lenz, Erica Anne 13,40,65,84,85,185 Leshoure, Monique Mayonette 65,185 Leshoure, Tonya Deshone 185 Lewis, Luvlna Lewis, Peter Taylor 145,92,93 Lewis, Scott D. 185 Lewis, Travis 173 Lewis, Vincent Carter 145 Liggett, Jennifer Marie 52,136 Ligon, Windy 52,145 Lin, Phillip 132 Lindsey, Amanda Faye 173 Lindstrom, John Francis 39,50,53,54,56,59,60,159 Link, Edna Mae 56,58,59,60,132 Linke, Lisa Anne 25,50,53,54,63,66, 78,79,146,145,151,153 Llu, James L. 39,164 Lockett, David P 52,132 Lockett, Tanya Sherice 76,173 Loggins, Amy L. 150 Logsdon, Nick Ryan 52,153,159 Logue IV, Wayne Edward 54,55,132 Long, Keith J . 145 Long, Kyle Edward 77,100,150 Loschen, Lance William 14,74,100,159,86 Luckenbill, Alicia Lynn 185 Ludwig, Brian L. 185 Ludwig, Monica Leigh 52,54,146 Lund, Robert J. 103,146 Lybarger, James Wesley 146 Mabry, Frank J Ill 56,59,60,150,152 Madsen, Katherine Kristine 35,37,40,50,53,54,60,185,194,200 Maggio, Amy K. 154,159 Maggio, Carl J. 77,146 Maggio, John M. 77,146,92 Magruder, Shelby E. 132 Maguire, Kalina 82,146 Mahannah, Katie L. 53,54,146 Mahannah, Sean Charles 66,185 Mahannah, Tara L. 43,52,132 Maler, James William 173 Malee, Jennifer L. 101,146,96 Malee, Kathryn M. 146 Malee, Michael J. 185 Manley, Kirk Clayton 73,132 Mann, Jason David 76,132 Manzella, Joseph V. 164 Marcin, Melinda Ann 38,185 Marcin, Susan E. 164 Marcus, Kendall Randall 185 Marietta, Andrea D. 132 Markham, Jr., Charles 52,150 Markham, Tiffen Dashonn 52,146 Markstahler, Chris E. 159 Markstahler, Jerrod Matthew 146 Markstahler, Troy David 160 Marlott, Anne Lucy 146 Marriott, Thomas M. 150 Marshall, Kimberly Kay 160 Martin, Easter L. 150 Martin, Mary Beth 48,78,79,139,141,146,151 Martin, Ronnie T. Martinez, Keila T. 136 Martinkus, Wendy Lynn 46,53,160 Marxmiller, John Oyer 77,100,146,91

Masters, Christopher David 160 Mata, Jeanne 146 Matthews, Gordon Ralph 77,150,92 Matthews, Robyn L. 34,35,36,62,185,194,195 Matuzewicz, Michael Edwin 25,35,37 ,50,51,53,54,160,197 ,28 May, Heather Nichole 132 May, Spencer Preston 146 McAfee, Andrew James 150 McAfee, Kenneth Jason 132 McAndrew, Brian Robert 70,72,100,160 McArdle, Vicki M. 160 McArty Ill, Charles Morrell 150 McCabe, Stacie M. 48,132 McCann, Byron D. 132 McClellan, Mark D., Jr. 73,132,91 McClelland, John W. 44,45,77,146 McCloud, Kimberly Dawn 36,100,160,94,96 McConaha, Lori Ann 12,98,101,160 McConaha, Michael L. 160 McConkle, Bryce Johnson 50,53,54,160,167,26,29 McConkie, Camille 132,137 McConkte, George Wilson 7,16,17 ,25,30,35,40,42,50,51,53,54,185,194,195,26 McCormick, Teresa Annette 65,185 McCoy, Brian Todd 72,73,146,86,87 McCoy, Jeffrey Scott 56,59,60,70,160 McCurry, Frank Finis 74,75,185 McCurry, Lanice Lashell 160 McDermott, Cori Nell 48,132 McDermott, Katheryn Ruth 47,48,49,62,185,202 McDermott, Matthew Gene 100,146 McDonald, Regina Lynn 61,185 McDonnald, Lisa Ann 141,160 McFall, Towanna T 52 McFarland, Leandrea McFarland, Tasha 52,132 McGow, Meghan Nell 132 McGreal, Elizabeth Rae 7,35,40,186,26 McKay, Amy E. 43,146 McKay, Brian Edward Todd 56,59,60,76,132 McKay, Chad 186 McKenney, Dorothy E. 56,59,60,146 McKinzie, Stephanie Lynn 52,65,186 Mclaughlin, Dawn Ellen 150 McMahon, Dominique 52,64,103,160 McMillion, Darrick C. 76,132,134 McMurray, Richard Ashley 160,165 McMurray, Shelly Jean 47,48,132 McNamara, Erin C. 82,132,97 McNamara, Janet Elizabeth 35,18,39,40,64,66,174,186,194,195 McNamara, Sara L. 52,129,132 McNamara, Thomas W. 35,38,158,160 McNattin, Joshua David 136 McNeal, Shanne 52,146,186 McNeal, Shaunn A. 52,103 McNeely, Erin Rebecca 63,103,146 McWherter, Stacey Lynn 63,73,126,132 Meadors, Michele Lee 186 Meeker, Timothy J . 48,56,59,60,132 Meents, Joseph 146 Meisenheimer, Tobin E. 73,132,91 Mercer, Stephen 39,52,160 Mergenthaler, Brian Neil 146 Merrell, Alicia Michele 52,146 Merrell, Tamela Regenia 160 Meyers, Jennifer Lynn 36,56,59,60,160 Meyers, Kimberly Ann 132 Mickle, Jennifer Lynn 56,59,60,132 Mikucki, Christopher Alan 35,38,39,40,41,43,62,103,115,186,194,195 Miles, Amy L 52 Miles, Kim 173 Milis, Diana Lynn 186 Miller, Andrew James 56,59,60,132,91 Miller, Brettan P 70,71,186 Miller, Dorothy 139,160 Miller, Jeff B. 103,160,86 Miller, Mark 80,133,90 Miller, Timothy Rob 77,146,160 Millsap, Jason Carl 160 Milton, Angela Jean 35,36,45,186,194,195 Milton, Kathy A. 186,203 Milton, Sarah Christine 56,59,60,133 Minogue, Jennifer Ann 39,186 Mitchell, Mukeni Tamu 44,45,52,61,157,160 Mittman, Daniel Francis 186,203 Moffitt , Sharell D. 150 Monday, Heather Noelle 133 Monday, Michael 74,100,160,165 Monigold, Kirsten Ann 52,186 Moore II, Patrick Henry 80,92,93 Moore, Jeff Glenn Moore, Marcius Marcellius 52,76,133,92

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Moore, Mary 150 Moore, Patricia Anne 146,186 Moore, Tina 44,186 Morley, Corey Mitchell 146,92 Morford, Ellen Ann 65,186 Morgan, Adam D. 146 Morgan, Jeremy 133 Morger, Daniel Ralph 133 Morger, Michelle Kay 56,59,60,101,147 Morris, Michael D. Morrison, Sara A. 164 Moster, Joe L. 76,133 Mosley, Angelo L. 164 Mosley, Tlla R. 173 Moton II, Dennis Maurice 133 Molton, Keith 69,147 Mueller, Chad Frederick 100,186,195,196,92,93 Muhammad, Baaqee Jamal 133 Muhammad, Jameelah Rasheedah 173 Muhammad, Thlamo Anwar 133 Muir, Jennifer Rachelle 46,60 Mulcahey, Mary K. 101,160 Mulhall, John Vincent 39,40,186,194 Mullen, Marianne Marie 133 Munds, Lisa Jean 56,59,160 Mumlghan, Erik P. 156,161 Musson, Daniel Kip 56,59,60,138,161 Musson, Kelly Eugene 76,133 Myers, Tonya 52,133 Myerson, Eric 133 Myler, Stephanie Kay 4,15,47,98,174,187 Nash, Christine S. 43,133 Nash, Curtis Carl 9,16,40,187,200 Nash, Rodney Michael 187 Nava, Dawn Marylene 52,147 Negandhi, Pta Iris 34,35,38,39,40,64,82,83,103,187 ,194,202 Neitzel, Ryan Lee 35,38,161 Nelson, Annmarle Nadine 13,30,31,40,62,174,187 Nelson, Gwen 187 Nelson, Michael Louis 133 Neuses, Lisa M. 61,139,161 Newbill, Charlotte L. 150 Newbold, Gina Marte 35,161 Newbold, Rob A. 12,16,35,49,187,193,194,92 Nicholas, Nicole Shelby 48,133 Nicholas, S. Jeffrey 133 Nicholson, Regina Kristine 9,30,31 ,40,44,45,66,174,173,187 Nickelson, Tammy A. 164 Nlmon, Gina Inez 52,63,78,79,187 Noel, Aimee 39,56,59,60,133,137 Nolan, Moira Eileen 56,59,60,173,187,194 Noonan, Jennifer B. 7,63,78,79,147,148 Novak, Bethany Marie 82,147 Nowak, Jeffrey E. 38,76,133,91 Nowak, John E. 35,19,64,161,91 Nudo, Sal A. 147,89 Nunez, Alejandro 18,40,80,187 O'Bryan, Robben A. 38,39,161 O'Dell, Debbie Kaye 147 O'Rourke, John 62,187 Ochs, Sheila Sue 48,161 Oehmke, Jennifer Kay 161 Ogle, Carolyn Ann 161 Oldani, Scott Christopher 2,40,80,187,193,194 Oliveira, Shawn T. 150 Oliver, James Cortez 147,89 Olsen, Heather Ann 82,128,133,152 Olsen, Melissa Ann 82,128,133 Olson, Brandon J. 52,63,73,103,142,147 Omark, Jill 52,54,56,58,1 47 Osby, Tracy L. 164 Oswald, Debbie 35,53,54,55,161 Overstreet, Rashidi Lateef 56,59,60,76,133 Owen, Tracey Lynn 147 Owens, Letlsha Renee 133,143,97 Oye, Keith Alan 56,59,60,74,100,161,197 Pace, John T. 133,137 Page, Kimberly L. 45,47,48,49,64,103,147,99 Palencia, Rachel Glenlth 35,23,38,39,56,59,60,62,66,161 Palmer, Jeffrey Stephen 147,92 Palmisano, Robert R. 65,187 Panothlocas, George Andrew 161 Parker, Bethany 35,39,50,62,64,67,161 Patterson, Shannon R. 44,45,98,160,161 Patterson, Shanteryl 187,201 Patterson, Shawn Lee 187 Peacock, Channing 74,100,161,86,88 Peck, Amy Jo 62,101,187 Peete II, Robert Louis 76,133,90 Penicook, Mark William 133 Peppers II, Sherman Lemond 5,42,44,45,56,57 ,59,60, 77,14 7

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Peppers, Toi Nichole 133 Pepple, Joda Lynn 10,16,34,18,30,31,35,37,39,40, 41,47,4 ,49,175,187,194,195,200 Peratt, Amy Jolene 5,65,187 Peratt, Melissa S. 173 Percival, Ruby Vernell 133 Pernell, Neysa Dachelle 44,45,64,187 Peterson, Angela Marie 52,147 Peterson, Craig E. 56,59,74,100,161 Peterson, Katherine 39,64,188 Peterson, Michelle 188 Peterson, Reid C. 56,59,60,136 Pettis, Frederick Nathaniel 77,103,147,89 Pettis, Kevin 77,150 Pettis, Turance D. 76,133 Pew, Aaron Ray 77,147 Pew, Jill J. 13,23,39,42,188 Peyton, Wendy 35,175,188 Phanrana, Oulay 39,161 Phanrana, Phayvanh 39,134 Phillips, John P. 9,175,173 Phillips, Llzona 44,45,52,161 Phillips, Michael Lynch 80,147 Phillips, Thomas John 25,50,52,188 Phipps, John 150 Phouthavong, Pidou 147,92 Pienkos, Eve C. 134 Pierce, Heather L. 78,101,147 Pierce, Jennifer L. 48,134,99 Piersall, Joshua Steven 70,72,161 Piersall, Matthew Moyes 56,59,60,128,134,137,166 Pilcher, Matthew D. 134 Pllllschafske, Eric Justin 132,134 Pirok, Keith Gregory 103,188,200 Pitcher, Chad Lloyd 74,75,100,161,93 Pittman, Donald Clifford 164 Pittman, Stephen D. 161 Pohlman, Sandra Lynn 188 Pohlod, Christopher 80,134 Polite, Darwin Sephas 161 Pollitt, Brendan R. 150 Ponder, Lesley L. 188 Pontifex, Michael S. 134 Porter, Nichole Michele 101,175,188,94,95,96 Posey, Antoine J. 147 Posey, Gregory Eugene 52,147 Potten, Timothy McCollough 147 Powell, David Alan 44,56,59,60,147 Price, Damien Lamonte 134,90 Price, Jon! L. 98,163,164 Price, Troy 161 Primmer, Darlene Annette 134 Prout, Derrick A. 164 Prutsman, Michael Leslie 134 Pryor, Matthew Todd 46,80,147 Puszkiewicz, Timothy James 161 Quattrone Jr., Robert 35,38,43,64,161 Quinlan, Krista Ann 188 Rader, Bryan Evan 161 Radick, Jennifer M. 13,188 Rahrig, Kristin M. 134 Randall , Troy David 63,64,161 Raney , David Edward 173 Rankin, Angela M.136 Rasmussen , Julie Ann 84,147 Ray, Timothy Jerome 134 Raymond, Christine Louise 63,134 Rebmann, Chad Matthew 74,161 Rechkemmer, Kara M. 147 Reder, David C. 188 Reeves, David Michael 91,134 Reeves, Sarah Lynn 42,64,66,103,162 Regan, Ernestine Frances 56,59,61,188 Regan, Irvin L. 56,59,147 Reid, Vaskia D. 54,55,162 Remsen, Eric Peter 35,74,162,91 Reynolds, Abby Lourine 134 Richards, Timothy N. 147 Richardson, Damion G. Richardson, Laportia Cella 147 Ridenour, Samuel J. 50,188,194 Roberts, Carrie Michelle 56,59,60,164 Roberts, Michael J. 162 Roberts, Troy Damon 134 Robertson, Amanda Shafer 46,162,163 Robinson, Anthony L. 188,202 Robinson, Jeanette Lynn 52,141,164 Robinson, Kenneth Michael 74,173 Rodgers, Cormllla Colette 23,35,42,48,61,175,188,194 Roe, Robert Alexander 77,148 Roeger, Danlelle J. 134 Rogers, David Shawn 150 Rogers, Diana Mae 84,101 ,162 Rogers, Dixie Diane 162 Rogers, Frederick C.

Rogers, Jon Charles 74,188 Rolfes, Lucinda J. 162 Rolfes, William J. 148 Rollins, Jeanene 12,48,51,56,58,162 Ross, Henry M. 134 Ross, Tiffany L 39,40,47,48,62,173,1 8 Rotzoll, Jason Bradley 4,25,40,50,51,52,74,189 Roundtree, Stanley L. 164 Roupsouay, Bouneseng 39,134 Rowan, Kelvin Dwayne 148 Rowan, Kenneth Allen 189 Roy, John E. 134 Rozier, Shawn B. 164 Rudd, Jessica Dawn 134 Ruggles, Kristin Leigh 52,189 Russell IV, G. Albert 162 Russell, Robert Earl 162,92 Russell, Robert Ralph 56,59,134 Rust, William Bradley 189 Sadler, Wesley Alan 148,149 Salonga, Emerson Carlaga 80,102,162 Sampson, Darrian C. 100,148,89 Samuel, Candice E. 148 Sanderson, Kathy Ann 35,36,39,42,56,59,162 Sarzanini-Calentine, Leighann 34,35,36,39,48,64,189,194,202 Savage, Christie Carol 189 Saxon, Heather P. 148 Sayles, Christina Yvette 162 Sayles, James Raymond 56,59,60,189 Sayles, John Randall 46,56,59,60,162 Sayles, Tashiba 162 Schaeffer, Lori Alane 39,52,64,189,201 Schaeffer, Steven G. 56,59,60,134 Scheiding, Lincoln Matthew 162 Scheppel, Michele Lynn 35,19,39,48,49,67,159,162 Schimmel, Robert Jeffrey 2,14,74,100,154,162 Schlorff, Michael John Schlorff, Michele Lee 148,189 Schmidt, Angela Marie 36,56,59,60,61,162 Schmidt, Jeffrey Greg 56,59,60,148 Schmidt, Jonathan Craig 56,59,60,148 Schomburg, Anthony James 162 Schoonover, Steven D. 52,76,133,134 Schoonover, Travis Tory 136 Schroeder, Tony Troy 76,134 Schultz, Melissa Joy 134 Schultz, Trina Lynne 162 Schurvinske, Jill A. 162 Scroggins, Robert C. 134 Scully, Patricia M. 7,35,40,82,174,189,194,202 Senteney, Kimberly Mae 47,48,135 Severns, Trenton Gene 128,135,91 Seward, Tammy S. 101,162,94,96 Shackelford, Ebony 135 Shahin, Omar Musa 148 Shatzer Ill, John H. 80,81,189 Shaw, Darci Lynn 140,148,99 Shaw, Louis Demond 162 Shellabarger, Bryan Matthew 39,148 Shelton, Tamara Lynn 173 Shen, John F. 44,148 Short, Roger Edwin 189 Shortridge, Amy C. 138,162 Shuff, Jennifer Lynn 48,78,133,135,153 Sikora, Arwen Evenstar 56,59,135 Sikora, Jennifer M. 148 Sikora, Keda Emily 38,66,189,194 Sikora, Mark Edward 36,80,102,156,162,202 Sills, Dawn Marie 148 Silverwood Drew Jay 135 Simmons, Brandi Nicole 44,45,52,162 Sisco, Jesica Robin 56,59,148 Sizemore, Brent C. 162 Slack, Julie Michell 189 Slade, Stephanie-Adele 73,148 Slade, Tonya A. 135 Sloniger, Julie Christine 38,39,56,58,62,66,67,163 Small, Christina Cathryn 135 Smalley, Karla J. 163,165 Smalley, Rebecca A. 148,99 Smith, Becky Ann 135 Smith, Blake Vincent 135 Smith, Celeste Renee 164 Smith, Connie F. 163 Smith, Corey 173 Smith, Diane M. 65,189 Smith, Glenn A. 189 Smith, Jennifer F. 44,45,48,64,163 Smith, Katrina 148 Smith, Ken S. 135 Smith, Melissa Renee 63,103,163 Smith, Ricky Lee 136 Smith, Steven Charles 189 Snelling, Robert Avery 189

Snyder, Che' B 148 Snyder, Douglas William 35,54,56,59,60,163 Sorensen, Deric D. 164 Soskin, Amanda E. 82,83,133,135,166 Southcombe, William David 42,43,80,103,148,92 Spalding, Angela R. 42,135 Spark, Kimberly Ann 35,163 Sphar, Tracy Lee 101 ,163 Spires, Sean Michael 80,148 Spracklen, Jennifer Ann 135 Sprout, Larry Ray, Jr. 52,148,145 Stamper, PaulS. 74,174,189,1 92,194,92,93 Standerfer, James F. 5,56,59,60, 135 Standerfer, Zakry 163 Standifer, Juanita 44,56,59,148 Stanley, Michael Shane 173 Stanley, Tammy Jo 148 Starks, Monique T. 150 Stearns, Janelle L. 9,103,148,94 Stellwag, Michael Shawn 50,53,54,56,59,60, 190,198,200,86 Sterchi, Trina L. 190 Stevens, Janell Renee 190 Stevenson, Virginia Faye 35,43,56,59,60,62,163 Stewart, Brian Frank 148 Stewart, Elizabeth Jo 190 Stewart, Mikel Aarin 52,148 Stickels, Allen Douglas 34,42,50,163,26 Stiff, Jason Edward 56,59,60,135 Stigall, Thomas Jefferson 149 Stiggers, William L. 164 Stiverson, Chad Edward 163 Stiverson, Tony Lee 135 Stoll, Stephen Frederick 39,44,56,59,60,135 Storch, Joseph Benjamin 34,39,42,163 Straka, Bradley Theodore John 65,190 Strand, Todd E. 190 Stroud, Bobby Lee 163 Stucki, Aaron Kyle 52,135,29 Stucki, Julia Ann 35,38,39,53,54,163 Stucki, Tawnya Joy 35,40,190,194,203 Stuebs, Kent 163,91 Stuebs, Kevin A. 149,91 Suchor, Michael Victor 149 Suchor, Ray John 190 Sullivan, Christina Renee 84,103,149 Sullivan, John E. 34,23,38,39, 190,194,202,216,231,232,170,226 Sullivan, Stacy M. 163 Sullivan, Timothy R. 39,149 Summers, Robert Allyn 70,190 Sumter, Julie A. 164 Sunkara, Kali P. 149 Sutphen, Chad N. 164 Sutphen, Terry Michael Jr. 190 Swan, Christopher P 149 Swartz, Steve 74,75,190 Sweeney, Charlene L. 190 Sylavong, Vilath 73,135 Tabor, Cyndy Louise 52,135 Takeda, Kimberly Tomiko 190 Tapscott, Holly Anne 135 Taylor, Cord Michael 163 Taylor, Cynthia L. 149 Taylor, Darren Danyale 76,135 Taylor, Diana Marie 52,135,97 Taylor, Glen D. Jr. 164 Taylor, Kalla D. 135,97 Taylor, Natalie K. 190,200 Teague, Tyler R. 152,17~ Tempel, Michael Charles 76,135 Terrell, Amefika Hodari 135,90 Terrell, Mwatabu Maekundu 35,74,163 Terry, Ben 56,59,149 Terry, Lynette Thatch, Latonia Rochell 135 Thiele, Steven R. 44,135 Thomas, Carissa S. 163 Thomas, Emanuel M. 44,74,75,173 Thomas, Gerald L. 190 Thomassie, Sean C. 163 Thompson, Christopher Anthony 163 Thompson, Deborah Jean 50,52,56,59,60,190,196 Thompson, Karin L. 136,153 Thompson, Randy Lee 149 Thornhill, Paul Edward 164 Timm, Raymond Lee 190 Timm, Suzanna Elaine 163 Tobin, Marne 78,79,153,163,167 Tobin, Michael J. 100,190,203 Todd, Becky M. 132,136 Todd, Kevin James Grady 52 Todd, Michael James 52,164 Todd, Michael John 17,53,54,65,74,173 Toler, Anna May 52,149,151

Toler, Donald Lee 190 Tomlinson, Timothy J . 7,77,149 Toppe, Michelle Lynn 191 Tracy, Annelle Charlotte 136 Tran, Thuy 52,54,55,127,136 Trask, Colleen Joy 48,56,58,59,60,129,149 Trent, Raynika J . 40,44,45,63,78,191,195 Trinkle, Jeffrey T. 164 Truitt, Shane A. 39,62,66,163 Tscheschlok, Christian G. 42,46,149 Tshiwala, Dennis C. 136,137 Tuell, Ericka C. 164 Turner, Cindy Terrell 173 Turner, James A. 136 Turner, Kara L. 52 Twohey, Amy Lilien 47,48,82,133,136,166 Ulinski, Michael C. 169 Unzicker, Jodi M. 52,149,145 Uzarski, Amy C. 149 Valentine, Brett 100,150 Valentine, Shelly Valentine, Tracy Diane 191 Van Etten, Chad Richard 149 Van Etten, Craig David 103,191 Vanier, Christine Lynn 45,56,59,163 Villantl, Carrie Ann 84,85,163,165 Virgilio, Gina Marie 148,149 Vogel, Allen 52,136 Vogel, Andra Lamar 155,164 Wakefield, Christina 56,58,149 Walden, Earl S. 149 Walden, Joshua T. 54,56,59,60,112,149 Walden, Leslie M. 35,23,36,43,62,64,191,200 Walker, Carmelitta 52,136,97 Walker, Chandrelle 74,191 Walker, Jason Damian 74,163 Walker, Jill Erin 164 Walker, Melissa Joan 149 Wallace, Bennie Francis 76,132,136,92 Wallace, Chris Michael 74,164 Wallace, Diedra Lynn 39,191 Wallace, Robert Jason 191 Wallen, Lisa E. 149 Waller, Carrie Jill 136 Waller, Jason Robert 164 Walton, Beth Ann 35,40,84,85,191 ,194 Wandell, Morgan Andre 4,40,48,49,174,191 ,194,91 Ward , Brent Nathan 74,103,191,92,93 Ward, Roy L. 164 Warden, Renene 150 Ware, Seana D. 44,45,52,61 ,157,164 Warren, Aundre 164 Warren, Desie A. 193 Warren, Stephanie L. 149 Wash, Latanya L. 52,136,191 Washington, Alfred P 136 Washington, Rolita S. 136,97 Watts, Thomas R. Weatherall, Joanna Davis 136 Weatherall, Shalunda Katrise 164 Weaver, Andrew 74,100,191 Weaver, Linda Michelle 164 Webbink, Amy E. 35,39,43, 56,59,60,63,73,103,164,199 Weber, Amy E. 35,39,43,56,59,60,63,73,103,164,199 Weber, Karen Marie 164 Webster, Laurie Erin 56,58,136 Weeks, Michael Lee 191 Weeks, Patricia Ann 52,149 Weidner, Steven Ashby 102,164 Welch, April Pauline 136 Wesley, Jodi P 150 Wesselmann, Dawn Marie 149 Wheeler, Scott Alan 191 White, Benjamin Andrew 136,196 White, lren D. 63,73,150,92,93 White, Nicholas 150 White, William Dean II 127,136,92 Whitley, Yolanda M Widenhorn, Chnstoph 35,36,37,191 Wilberg, Rebecca J 48,52,136 Wilderman, Deborah J . 191 Wilhite, James William 43,191,194 Wilkerson, Dayion 136 Wilkerson, Shandra Renee 65,67,191 Wilkins, Laura Ann 39,56,58,149 Williams, Anita Kay 136 Williams, Bradley Thomas 136 Williams, Cesario Tige 45,191,202 Williams, Christine Lynn 52,56,58,129,149 Williams, David James 39,192 Williams, Deshondalyn 191 Williams, Erick Lamar 138,164 Williams, Karen Elizabeth 84,136 Williams, Kelly Jo 136

Williams, Quartez T. 150 Williams, Quishun 52,150 Williams, Youlanda Williamson, David Isaac 192,203 Williamson, Laurie hawn 164 Willis, David A. 136 Willis, Erica Nicole 101 ,1 42,1 49 Willis, Mary Elizabeth 13,34,39,40,41,42,50,192 Wilson, Amanda Michelle 150 Wilson, Donald J . 150 Wilson, Miller Shawn 150 Wilson, Robert R. 150,164 Wilson, Timothy Ray 74,192,196,93 Wimsett, Brian V 164 Windingland, Dana Lane 62,1 50 Windingland, Kerry Theresa 34,45,62,63,192 Window, Curtis L. 65,192 Winfrey, Joy Annette 52,150 Winfrey, Telly Demarcus Winston, Claudia R. 164 Wise, Kande Wise, Melinda 169 Wisehart, Loretta Nicole 56,58,150 Wisehart, Paulette Reyna 7,12,64,98,154,164 Wisehart, Tammi J . Witt, Angela Beth 47 ,84,136 Wolf, Jacob Robert 136 Womack, Lionel J. 150 Wood , William Demond 150,86 Woods, Andrew 13,164,166,86,88 Woods, Marsha Roxane 54,56,59,60,164 Woods, Van J . 100,164 Woolard, Crystal Luan 150 Woolcott, Jennifer Kristen 192 Wooldridge, Matthew Brian 77,100,150 Wright, Chris 164 Wright, Kirk Andrew 164,91 Wright, Matthew J . 56,59,80,136 Wright, Tamara A 192 Wright, Tasha 52,61 ,164 Wright, Torina Nina Wubbolding, Mark T. 192 Wubbolding, Susan M. 78,79,148,150,151 Wygant, Shannon Lee 169 Yang, Thomas D. 35,48,53,54,164 Yau, Adam 192,196 Yau, Albert 48,49,100,192 Yette, Brian J . 150 Young , Calvin 164 Young, Carla 52, 164 Young, Kim Lorene 136 Young, Latanya L. Young, Robert C. 192 Zarbuck, Angeleen B.

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Well, this is it. The 1989 Centurion is finally complete. We hope that you enjoy it as much as we did putting it together. We would like to give special appreciation to all of the people involved in the publication of this yearbook. First we would like to thank John Albers for helping with the cover design . We really appreciated the efforts of the entire staff this year. You did an outstanding job. Thanks to Joe Storch Pia Negandhi, and Heather Cupps for p tographic work . We would like to thank Mr. Wiseman for handling all of the financial aspects f the yearbook and Ms. Stack for helping with the sports section. Next we have to thank Mr. Don Zimmerman, our yearbook company re of the help we received from him. We would like to thank all of our teachers and friends who put up with us when we were pushing a deadn . f · ally, we would like to express our gratitude to Ms. En elhaupt for all that she has done for this yearbook. To the student body we say: Good luck in all of your future endeavors!

Tom Erekson and John Sullivan Edltors·ln·Chief

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