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Karl Scherer/Centennial Charger rides again!
913 S. Crescent Drive Champaign, Illinois 61821
Table of Contents Student Life .................... 2 Academics ..................... 2 8 Organizations ................ 46 Sports ............................ 78 U nderclass .................. 122 Seniors ........................ 16 8
N All cover photographs were taken by Joe Storch.
A Glan~g Champaign Centennial High School may look like many other schools; it is unique. The walls of the school surround about 1292 students being taught by about 97 faculty members with a large support group on hand to keep the school running smoothly. The school and those associated with it are part of a twenty-five year history that
began with the division of the Central High in 1968. Since then Centennial became one of the premier schools in the area. Students and teachers alike are proud to wear Centennial colors. A normal day at Centennial begins, for some, at 8: 15 a.m, and the rest at 9:10, and the school day ends at 3:15. Classes exist for any interest. They
range from the new Hyper Media class, to four foreign languages to choose from, a wide array of science, math and English courses, band, choir, and industrial arts. During the day halls are filled with students socializing a~d an occasional dean or principal to keep us in line. After school some students practice a sport, or meet with clubs or other organizations. Centennial is an ideal example of a successful, wellrounded school.
Top Left: Becky Smith asks Tara Gaines if she can squeeze one more into her car. Above: Krissy Rahrig and Chris Hamelberg at the varsity show. Bottom ft: Amy Mackovic takes time to grab some books in between classes.
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Top: Some Centennial seniors take time off fronf lunch to smile for the yearbook. Middle Left: Just one of the many changes at Centennial this year. Middle Right: This year's king and queen candidates compared to the King, Randy Gotschall, and Queen, Lana Worden, on the next page. Bottom Left: Many more students drive to school than twenty-five years ago. Can you find your car?
¥ and Counting In 1968, the first class emerged from Centennial High School ready to face the world, or at least college. The class of'92, the twenty-fifth graduating class, as well as the silver anniversary of the Centurian make 1992 a very special year. The two events also gave the yearbook staff the opportunity to take a glimpse of Centennial's history as compared to our high school experiences now. As you can imagine, a lot has changed about the high school since 1968, but much more has remained the same. Students and teachers have come and gone, but Centennial students still study a little, party more, cheer at football and basketball games, go to classes, attend dane-
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es, and make friendships that last beyond the four high school years. But change has not stopped at Centennial. Many changes have occurred just this year such as the new main entrance stairs, the vending machines, and the new teachers. Plus ca change, plus ca reste. The more things change, the more they remain the same. Centennial exemplifies this quote as it approaches the quarter of a century mark. What will happen in the next twenty-five years? One can only anticipate and speculate about the years to come. Here's to twenty-five years .. . and counting!
Top: Students of twenty-five years ago appear very different. Above: The building itself has changed a lot since 1968. Right: The first Homecoming king and Queen, Randy Gotschall and Lana Worden.
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Life at school for Centennial students is more than books and classes. Besides the numerous clubs, sports, and organizations to join, many other activities fill the day of a typical student. The halls of Centennial come alive between classes as students cram as much socializing as they can in five minutes. Lunchtime always includes major decithere. Getting to and from school is another predicament faced every day and usually involves cars, buses, or foot power. But what other activities do students get involved in at Centennial by either attendance or participation? The exact amount is difficult to determine, but many possibilities exist including Thespian productions, the choir and band performances, assemblies, sport events, dances, and other events that occur only once a year such as the Bonfire and Chili Supper. Although the majority of time spent in high school involves attending classes, student life at Centennial encompasses a great deal more! Top right: Seniors Matt Pilcher and Aaron Stucki proudly display their Charger wear. Right: Juniors Maggie Nudo, Corey Evans, Anna Bates, and Kim Sands are all smiles at the NHS Bonfire. Below: Luke Nelsen and Kelly Anderson spend their time before school preparing for the upcoming day.
Above: Arwen Sikora as Coach Hembrough and Kara Hagen as Jason Mann perfGrm in the Interact skit during the Assembly.
Student Life
Left: Dawn Watson tells the little Charger fan to hold still as she paints on the Charger insignia.
Below: Sarah Suchor d breath as she marches
Right: The Junior class shows their school spirit in the Homecoming Parade.
The Parade was just one of the many events that complement the Homecoming festivities.
Left: ''The football players," really the Interact girls, have a little fun during the Homecoming Assembly. Above: Mr. Casteel does his part to limit air pollution during the parade. Right: The Centennial Varsity Cheerleaders charge-up the crowd at the assembly.
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Cf!ntf!nniall Homecoming week began this year with plenty of anticipation and school spirit. The sophomore class painted Charger C's on spirited students' faces, more and more Chargers sported blue and white to school, and teachers received blue and white carnations on the Friday of the game. were displayed throughout the school advertising different homecoming activities, students scrambled to get their homecoming tickets or even dates, and teachLlVU . .,vVUlJlUF,
At the assembly Mrs. Wyatt and Mike Wandell race to the finish during the class competitions.
ers eased up on the homework load. But the real excitement began at the Homecoming Assembly where the cheerleaders and student council did their best to get the crowd riled up for the big game with Decatur-Eisenhower. ts included the band p mance, comp tions, the Interact skit, and the presentation of the homecoming court. The parade followed the assembly and consisted of class floats, the homecoming court,
class officers, Mr. Davis on his bicycle, and yes, this year we even had a couple of real Chargers complete with armour and horses. The Class of '92 won the float competition for the third year. Stacey McWherter, secretary of the senior class, comon the winning float wrre, tissue paper and 2 by 4's, exclaimed, "I thought our float was awesome!" Everyone involved was ready and eager to face the Panthers that night!
Top left: The senior football players watch as the Interact girls impersonate them at the Homecoming Assembly. Top right: Kim Fletcher and Mark Penicook greet each other before they take their places with the rest of the Homecoming court. Above: The Interact boys take the floor at the assembly.
Assembly /Parade
receives her crown Below: Derek Pater plays Right: The Chargers them.
Strong Effort After many fans filled themselves with Interact chili, still more packed the stands to cheer on the Chargers to an awesome show of Charger defense. "The defense played great," according to senior linebacker and fullback Matt Brombaugh. The first points on the board came from an Eisenhower touchdown in the first half. The Chargers fought back in the second7-6. But Eisenhower managed to re-
cover a fumble in our endzone for an extra six points that resulted in a blocked extra point attempt and the Panthers won 13-6. Head coach Gary Hembrough commented that "the outcome of the game wasn't decided until the end." The Chargers fought well considering their personnel troubles, senior Kelly Musson's absence disrupted the offense's rhythm. The fans came away from the game dis-
appointed but satisfied that they saw an exciting game. During half-time, the Marching Chargers demonstrated an excellent field show before the '91 Homecoming Queen was crowned. This year Kim Fletcher wore the crown passed to her from reigning queen Kim Page. With the game over and the queen crowned, only the dance and the coronation of the king remained.
Far Left: The varsity cheerleaders inspire Charger Pride. Above: The Marching Chargers put on an excellent field show during half-time. Below: Seniors Chris Jordan and James Cross do not allow Eisenhower's #7 to go anywhere.
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Festivities Although the game and dance may be the highlights of homecoming week, no one should overlook the many other activities which also involve many members of the student body. The Varsity Show was the first of such activities this year, on Thursday night, and was the first show directed by Centennial's new choir teacher Mrs. After the Varsity show was the ti<?nal Honor Society sponsored Bonfire. Centennial students listened to "The Generic D.J.," visited with friends, danced, laughed, and drank free hot cocoa. Ac-
cording to Mrs. Barton, the NHS sponsor, "It was very well attended, the weather was wonderful, the hot chocolate was flowing, and the people were dancing and have a good time." What more could you ask for? On Friday, Interact, a Centennial service organization, hosted its major fundraiser the Chili Jeff Nowak, went well because all of the members worked together and did their part." Interact members finished serving at 7:00 p.m., just in time for the game!
Top: Members of the treble choir. Above: Junior Chad Worner and Senior Tim Meeker flex their muscles at the Varsity show.
Homecoming Festivities
Below: Angela Spalding does her part to make the chili supper a success.
Scott Black and Rachel Munson dance together at the NHS Bonfi re.
Stephanie French, Erin Blue, and time out from the for the Centurian Brian Batchellor a bowl of chili at Chili Supper before Game.
Left: Seniors Annelle Tracy, Christine Brinkmann, Sussanne Jensen, Jenny Shuff, and Kim Senteney light up with smiles at the bonfire.
Below: Lemond Peppers crowns Caleco Buie Homecoming King. Right: Renee Milage and Joe Dunn share a smile at the dance.
dance floor at the Dance. Right: King Caleco Buie and Kim
Dance Four years have passed since Centennial last held a formal dance at the high school. Student Council and all those involved went all out to make sure the twenty-fifth graduating class' last Home-
the number of students attending the dance as groups rather than couples. Jamie Frunhoffer, a freshman, said of her first homecoming, "It was a chance to socialize and have a good time."
Kim Senteney, a senior and a member of Student Council, stated that having it in the gym "added more school spirit." Elaborating on the theme "Unforgettable," students magically transformed the gym with balloons and shimmering blue and silver streamers so it was barely recognizable as the same place where students played basketball a mere twenty-four hours before. Another difference between this year and past years was
Homecoming King during the middle of the dance and led the crowd ¡th newly crowned Queen Kimberly Fletcher, to the song "Unforgettable" by Natalie Cole and Nat King Cole. Last year's King and Queen, Lemond Peppers and Kim Page were also present to hand over their crowns and offer their congratulations. "The Generic D.J." finally wrapped up the evening at 11:00 p.m., and the Homecoming festivities drew to a close.
Above: Homecoming Court: Front Row: Matt Brombaugh, Annelle Tracy, Lisa Batchellor, Chad Burke, Back Row: Teyha Dixon, Eric Dunlap, Caleca Buie, Kimberly Fletcher, Mark Penicook, and Latoya Coo-
Left: Megan Biddle and Ari Roberts share an unforgettable moment at the Homecoming Dance. Above: Josh Breneman, Jamie Frunhoffer, Lydia
Ball, Gant Grismer, and Ryan Peterson kick up their heels planning to dance the night away.
Homecoming Dance
Bonjour Marty Atkinson and Amy Ward (middle). Did you enjoy your trip to France?
Summer vacation! The three months of the year when students take time to kick back and relax or make time to accomplish or try things they have always wanted to do. Many students also use the summer time to make some extra money by getting a job at a fast food restaurant, department store, gas station, or some other similar place of employment to receive a bit of
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Pienkos, and Jenny Davidson are ready to how to relax in the summer as she Right: Junior Rachelle Franco, freshman spend a summer moment climbing rocks
income. But the summer is most known as a time for parties, vacations, and good times with friends and families. Even when September comes, we manage to take some of those moments to school with us to remember during those long and cold winter months. And when spring arrives? We start planning for the summer vacation to come!
urnmer Vacation
Above: Senior Andy Miller was on top of the world while he helped build houses in Virginia. Top left: Senior Susan Ebert and junior Sarah Lariviere at the Appalachia Service Project proclaim themselves to be "The Goddesses of Cool!"
Sophomore Mike Powell takes a break during his hike through the Rocky Mountain National Park. Senior Jim Waldrip enjoys a "Lazy Day of Summer" at Lake of the Woods, Mahomet.
Summer Vacation
Goes The 1991 Spring Musical, Cole. Porter's "Anything Goes" was a smash success. The show is set on a boat headed for England carrying singers, angels, Chinese guys, tapdancers, a minister, a drunk, and a stray fugitive or two! This show was particularly special because it was the "Grande Finale" for two long time Centennial teachers, Carol Williams and Keith Page. Following the Saturday night show, Centennial graduates from all
over the country put on a surprise performance for Mr. Page and Mrs. Williams. The graduates performed clips from past Spectrums, musicals, and plays. Audiences were particularly impressed by the spectacular dance numbers. "Anything Goes" will be remembered by the cast, crews, and audiences, and particularly Mrs. Williams and Mr. Page as one of the most spectacular Centennial shows ever.
Top Left: Moon face Martin (Brent Ludwig), Billy Crocker (Tim Meeker), and Reno Sweeney (Molly Blaford) remind us that "a man's best friend is his friend. Bottom Left: Sara McNamara (Charity) and Lisa Linke (Purity) angels? Well ...
Spring Musical
Reno Sweeney (Molly Blaford) si ngs Get a Kick Out of You."
Hope Harcourt (Monica Ludwig) isn't too th rill ed about Billy Crocker's (Tim Meeker's) idea of a good time.
Far left: Passengers anticipate an exciting voyage- if they only knew just how exciting! Left: Bonnie (Chrissy Williams) assures Moonface (Brent Ludwig) that nobody knew about the machine gun in the violin case. Above: Fugitive Moonfa ce Martin (Brent Ludwig) is posing as the Bishop (Aaron Stucki) who is yet unsuspecting of his scheme. C hing (Ricky Wilberg) and Ling (Chris Spore) don 't understand a word they' re sayi ng.
Top: The Cast Of"Up The Down Staircase" . (Listep)on the next page) Middle Left: Miss Barrett has trouble disciplining her clas's. Above: Joe Dunn plays the misunderstood Joe Ferone. Left: Miss Barrett argues with Mr. McHabe about Joe's "crime."
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Up! The fall play this year was "Up The Down Staircase", originally written by Bel Kaufman and dramatized by Christopher Sergei. The play is about a young, enthusiastic teacher and fresh out of college. She expects a simple teaching career, but her dream takes a slight detour when she enters New York's Calvin Coolidge High School. She must deal with uncooperative students and a principal who sends absurd and contradictory requests. Following the "good ole happy story" theme, according to Sarah Lariviere, Miss Barrett gains the
respect of the students and faculty. This was the first production of new director Mrs. Aldridge. Lariviere commented that it would be hard for anyone to follow Mr. Page (The director who retired last year.) "But we made it work, and it pulled through pretty nicely." This year's play was one of the highest attended plays in Centennial's history. It was also a showcase for the abundance of talented freshmen including Joe Dunn, who played the role of Joe Ferone. The crowd at both shows went home well entertained.
CAST Dr. Maxwell Clarke ........... Sam Peterson Sylvia Barrett ............... Sarah Lariviere Beatrice Schachter . .. ...... . Melissa Schmitt Paul Barringer ................ Mike Pontifex J.J. McHabe .................. Aaron Stucki Ella Friedenberg ................ Susan Ebert Frances Egan .. ·.. ... .......... Jeanie Cooper Charlotte Wolf .. ..... .. .... Trisha Berbaum Samuel Bester ................. Brad Ludwig Sadie Finch .................... Megan Stiff Lou Martin .................. Mike Wandell Lennie Neumark .............. Chad Worner Carole Blanca ............... Jennifer Asher Alice Blake. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ericka Blaford Vivian Paine ... ... . ... .. .. ..... . Kelli Kuhl Rusty O'Brien ... ..... .. . .... . ... Luke Yang Linda Rosen ................... Kress Shores David Zelinski .. .. . . ..... ..... Heath Depew Carrie Blake ....... . ... ........ . . Erin Blue Harry Kagen ..................... Jeff Todd Jill Norris .................. Melinda Ashby Rachel Gordon . ·. . . . .. .... Bethany Moreillon Elizabeth Ellis . .... ... . .. . . . . Rachel Newell Charles Arrons ............... Ricky Wilberg Edwa'l-d Williams .. .. .... .. Derrick Edwards Joe Ferone ... ...... ... . ... . ... ... Joe Dunn . Helen Arbuzzi . . .. .. .. .. .. Chrystie McSherry Francine Gardner ............. Mindy Barton Katherine Wolzow .. . ... ... . . . Chandra Cox Ellen ......................... Nicole Love Man . .. ...... ... .. ... . . . ... . Jeremisah Kerr Woman .... . ..... ............. . .Jena Davis Announcer ...... ............. .. Steve Bauer
Left: Miss Barrett shows the frustration she feels because of her new job. Above: Dr Maxwell Clarke makes one of his man y announcements.
Fall Play
Top Left: Missy Schultz. Mrs. Clinton, or Mrs. Conehead? You decide. Top right: Aaron Stucki sings "Somebody." Bottom left: Kelly Mischo shows his shade of olive. Bottom right: Reid Peterson is a definite crowd pleaser with his drum.
pectrum
This year's Spectrum '92 went off without a hitch. The crowd was entertained by a variety of acts. This year, Spectrum included vocals by Aaron Stucki, Edward Reed , the Centennial Show Choir, Sophie Battle, Bethany Moreillon, Francis Wright, Shanna McKinzie, and Sara McNamara. Also included in the production were many skits involv-
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ing a Saturday Night Live spoof, and a Monty Python comedy. The audience heard piano solos by Joe Dunn and Courtney Klaus. Each night of the three productions, the crowd left impressed by these and many other acts. The show ended with a finale put on by the CHS drumline. Thank you to all the performers and stage crew for an excellent show. Chris Hammelberg, Kevin Battle, and Reid Peterson are " Men at Work."
Left: Sara McNamara hypnotized the crowd by singing "Someone to Watch Over Me." Above: Joe Dunn displays his comic and musical talents.
Spectrum '92
oliday Happenings As the holidays approached, Centennial students came alive with anticipation. Teachers put up decorations, students wore more and more holiday colors, and even such exotic jewelry as lightbulb earrings. Interact handed out candy canes to the faculty, and teachers either light-
ened the workload or crammed as much as possible into the last couple weeks before the holidays. The winter concert in early December was the highlight of the holiday events including performances from the chamber, concert, and show choirs as well
as musical selections by the band ¡ and orchestra. The concert, staged in the auditorium, also included introductions of the holiday court and the crowning of Miss Jingle Belle, Tiffany Kahler, and Mr. Mistletoe, Matt Brombaugh.
Above left: The show choir puts on a performance for.-rhe students at Columbia School over the holidays. Left: Leaves on the trees and snow on the ground: just another example of Champaign's weird winter weather. Above: Mr. Mistletoe, Matt Brombaugh, and Miss Jingle Belle, Tiffany Kahler.
Holiday Happenings
Left: Sara McNamara pins a corsage on the choir director, Miss Wyatt, before the performance. Below: Toby Meisenheimer escorts Kim Senteney to the stage during the concert.
Left: The concert choir dazzles the crowd at the Winter Co ncert. Below: The 1991 Miss Jingle Belle Court. I st Row: Ben Beyers, Tiffany Kahler, Johanna Klaus. 2nd Row: Toby Meisenheim e r, Kim Senteney, Eric Dunlap, Sara McNamara, Steve Stoll, and Sara Campion. Not pictured: Matt Brombaugh.
The 1991-92 school year witnessed many world shaking events. But first at CHS this year we got a new front of the building. The construction began just after the '90'91 year, and only landscaping remains to complete the new look. Also this year, Centennial's Marching Chargers returned from the Peach Bowl with five trophies including the Grand Champion award. Champaign salutes Bonnie Blair, the local Olympic speedskater and '82 Centen-
nial graduate, who earned gold medals in both 500 and 1000 meter events this year. Along with her gold in the '88 Olympics, she became the first American woman to ever win three golds at the VVinter Olympics. Also, the citizens of Champaign County bit nails while waiting and searching for Nan Subbiah after her disappearance. VVe also said "goodbye" to Illini head football coach, John Mackovic after he took over the reins from Mike VVhite just
a few years ago. Champaign also became aware of the problems of crack houses in northeast Champaign. The outraged residents of the area are now acting in order to get rid of the drugs. And the long established restaurant, the Red VVheel, burned down this year. The Soviet break-up heads the national and world news. The ramifications of the split shall not be felt for many years. The issue of AIDS and the use of condoms took on
1. Bonnie Blair 2. Nan Subbiah case 3. Crack-cocaine problem 4. State cuts affect UI 5. Mackovic leaves UI 6. Chanute comes closer to close. 7. Recession and layoffs. 8. Local soldiers return from Persian Gulf. 9. Random gang attacks in Campustown 10. Red Wheel burned down.
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Facelift for CHS. Band at Peach Bowl. Sister City Project. Naming of football field. CHS welcomes new teachers.
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Silence of ... Terminator II Cape Fear Boyz 'n Hood Wayne's World
renewed strength when L.A. Lakers star "Magic" Johnson announced that he contracted the HIV virus. Although his pro basketball days are over, he plans to play in the upcoming '92 Summer Olympics. Finally, 1992 is an election year. George Bush, under fire from the public to get the recession under control, has his hands full of Democrats running against him. Let the race begin!
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1. Soviet Break-up. 2. Magic's announcement 3. William Kennedy Smith trial 4. Clarence Thomas/ Anita Hill 5. Recession 6. 50th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor 7. David Duke 8. Hostage Release 9. Jeffery Dahmer 10. Rodney King and home video
Top of left page: Firemen try in vain to save the Red Wheel. Bottom of left page: Sarah Mi lton displays the Peach Bowl trophies. Top: Bonn ie Blair skates for perfection. Above: Russian president Boris Yeltsen takes a further step toward freedom. (News Gazette) Right: CHS students enjoy the new steps.
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ACADEMICS
Unit Four Administration
Dr. Timothy Hyland, Superintendent
Arlene Blank, Assistant Superintendent for Support Services
John Alumbaugh. Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum
Row J: Chet Zych, (Secretary); Avis Barker, Richard Zollinger. Row 2: Allan Smith, Joseph Stucki, (President); Michael McClellan, Don Nolen, (Vice President).
The Unit 4 Board of Education always has challenging tasks facing them, and this year was no exception. The Board of Education had to make crucial educational decisions relating to staff, curriculum, technology, and personnel. As the turn of the century becomes nearer and innovations in education become reality, many long hours of decision making become inevitable. Two new board members Mrs. Avis Barker and Chet Zych were elected in November along with the re-election of incumbent Joseph W. Stucki. Joseph Stucki serves as Board President with Don Nolen serving as Vice President. Chet Zych is Board Secretary. Don Overton, Business Manager
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School Administration
One of the finest schools in the state of Illinois, Centennial continues to excel in providing the necessary education for meeting the challenges of the 1990's, under the capable leadership of Principal Al Davis. Mrs. Carol Biscoe meets her challenge as the assis~nt princip~ . Theiliree deans of students are Mrs. Nicole Storch, Mr. Robert Globe, and Mrs. Mary Hettinger. Mary Hettinger, Dean of Students
Robert Globe, Dean of Students
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Lending A Helpful Hand Robert Davenport Counselor
Stan Lewis Athletic Director
Cynthia Helms Librarian
Linda Page Counselor
Jl' ~ C. Collins and B. Herbert, Library Secretaries
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Stories, Speeches, and Semicolons Aldri d ge , Suza nn e-B.F.A. a t Illin ois' Wesleyan U ni versit y.
Ba rton , KathyB.S. at Southern Illin o is Uni versit y.
Enge lh a up t, Els i e -B . S . at Nort her n Illinoi s Uni versi ty, M.S. at the Unive rsit y of Co lo-
Centennial's English teachers help students to expand their reading, speaking, writing, and thinking skills. Students are exposed to the perspective of various cultures, philosophies, and historical eras through their study of literature. Composition skills are improved with the aid ofi the computer writing center. Eighty students enrolled in American Studies celebrated the first year of this team-taught course, which integrates the study of American history and literature. Other opportunities include working on the Centurian, the Centinal, or Ego Literary Magazine, or being a member of the Speech team or Thespians. Allison White is department chairperson.
Yanchus, Sta nA.A. at Parkland College, B.A . and M.A. at the Unive rs it y of Ill inois.
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Fo s ter , KateB.S. and M.S. a t the U ni ve rsit y of Illinoi s.
Gorman,
Ca th y -B S. Western Illinoi s University.
H e mbrou g h , Georgi ne-B.S. and M.Ed. at the Universit y of Illinois.
Jenkins, StuartB.A . at DePauw University , M .E d. a t th e University of Illinois.
Lang sjoe n , Rose mar y- B.S. at Gus t evus Adolphus, M.Ed. at the University of Illinoi s.
Nolen , JudithB.A. and M.A. at Baylor Univers ity.
Searby , Br e nda-B.A. at Peabod y of Yanderbuilt , M .A. a t Eastern Illinois Universit y.
I. Ms. Royse shows off one of her darlings in the Computer Lab.
Illinois Uni ve rsity.
2. Ms. Engelhaupt hunts for some goodies in her mailbox.
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Summing It Up Bo n durant. Edward-B .$ . and M.S. at University of Illinois.
Centennial's Math Department offers many courses which help prepare for both college and vocational training_ Courses include: Computer Literacy, Computer Programming, AP Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus, and several others to gain experience in this field. Department chairperson is Don Garrett
Clinton, Na ncyB.$. and M.Ed at University of Arizona.
Ne lso n, Robe nB.A. a t M ila nd College, M.A. at Uni versit y of Illinois.
Mr. Rose designs a program for his Algebra class.
Kenyon,
L1Rosa, JessicaB.A. at the Uni versit y of Mi ssouri , M.S.Ed. at Uni versity of Illinois.
Rose, Randal- B.S. and M.S. at Eastem Illinois Universit y.
Rowe, Barry-B.S. and M.S. at Illinois State Uni versitY:
JoAnne
-B.S. and M.S. at U ni versit y of Illinois.
Mrs. LaRosa grades tests during supervision period. Lang, Larry-B.A. at the University of Colorado, M.A. at Uni versit y of Illinois.
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T a ng o ra , Ba rbara -B .A. a nd M.S. at So uth ern Illinois Uni ven;ity.
Sexton, Ron-B.A. and M.A. at Bradley University.
One, Two, Three . • .BOOM!! Fairchild , TimB.S. at ll~ nois State University, M.S. at Un ive rsity of Illi-
Angerer, Ron-B.S. and M.Ed at University of Illinois.
nois.
Casteel, Dave-B.S. at University of Illinois, M.S. at Illi-
Ko hl e r, Paui B.S. and M.Ed at Ill inois State Universit y.
nois State Uni versity.
Ms. Lautenschlager compliments lenna Davis on her quiz grade.
During the 1991-1992 school year, the science enrollment at Centennial High School is at its highest During past years there has never been this many students enrolled. With a student population of about 1300, the number of science students is known to be between 900 and 1000. Even though there is only a one-year science requirement for graduation, the students seem to be showing a strong interest Students are able to select courses that range from the most basic and fundamental to Advanced Placement science courses. As examples, students are able to do experiments which range from tree leaf identification to the dissection of a fetal pig_ The combination interest and enthusiasm, coupled with the experienced science staff, makes a good combination for science education at CentenniaL Department chairman is John Spoonamore. La ut e nsc hl ager, Rebecca-B.$. at U ni ve rsity of Illi-
Dexter Pettis pays good attention to Mr. Fairchild.
Powers, DanielB.S. at Uni versity of Illinois.
nois.
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The American Way Terry, MarshaB.A. at Howard
Baker, Kevin-BA and B.S. at Illinois
Eichhorst, SandyB.S. and M.S. at Uni versity of Illinois.
M.A. at University of Illinois.
Mrs. Eichhorst gives a smile of approval to a Sociology student. Henkel , CaryiB.A. at Olivet College, M.S.Ed. at University of Mis-
Walters, Greg-B.S. at Eastern Illinois University.
Lehman , Wallace-B.A., B.S., and M.Ed at University of Missouri.
really enjoys Geography as Mr. Wiseman ob-
Meade, Peter-BA and M.A. at College of Saint Thomas.
Amy Twohey is not enthusiastic about receiving her test from Mr. Valentine.
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In Centennial's Social Studies Department, the students are offered a variety of courses. In addition to the required courses of American Government, U.S. History, and World Studies, Psychology, Advanced Psychology, Sociology, Economics, Geography, AP History, Contemporary American Problems, and Contemporary World Problems are also offered as electives. New course offerings include AP Economics and American Studies. Also beginniJtg this year, students can satisfy the required government and U.S. History courses with a level three weightdd grade option. Department chairperson is George Valentine.
The Foreign Legion Danielson, Sherry-B.A. in Foreign Language at 11linoisState University.
McMas ter, Candace- B.A . and M.A. at Univer.;ity of !Uinois.
Powell , GayleB.A. and M.Ed. at U ni versity of Illi-
Centennial's Foreign Language Department offers three languages: German, French and Spanish. Emphasis in each class is based on the culture of the native country, the ability to speak, read, and write the language, and to comprehend a conversation between native speakers. Department chairperson is Rick Romero.
nois.
Ro mero, Rick B.A. at Quincy College, M.A. at nii-
nois State University, M.S. and L S. at Uni ver.;ity of 11-
Seda, MarleneB.A. at Univer.;ity of illinois.
I: Lloyd Gwin gets help with his homework in Spanish. 2: Mrs. Danielson shows Mike Wandell how to conjugate verbs in German. 3: Mr. Romero prepares to return tests in class.
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Business Not As Usual Carson. BiiiB.S . at Il linois State Universit y.
Casey , H e n r i nc-B.S. a t La n e Co ll ege , M.Ed a t U ni ve r¡ sity of Ill ino is.
Sc i fert , Judy B.A. a t Un i ve rsity of Wisco nsin , M.Ed at U nive r si t y of Illinois.
Bette White is pleased that her students are doing well.
Accounting, Secretarial, marketing, clerical, and college bound programs incorporate the technological changes necessary for student success in the business world. Centennial High School students have the opportunity to prepare themselves for these changes by enrolling in courses offered by the business department. The IBM network lab enhances the business curriculum in assisting students to prepare for this rapidly changing environment. This year new courses are being offered. These courses are: Speed-writing, Business Computer Applications, and Advanced Business Technology. Department chairperson is Bette White.
Stubbins, SandiB.S. a nd M.S. at Eastern Ill inois University.
White, Bette-B.S. at Western Illinois Uni versity, M.Ed at University of Illinois.
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Physical Education Carradine. Co lem a n - B.S. a t Western Il lin ois U niversity, M.S. a t Eas te rn Illinois U ni ve rsit y.
Frederi cks, EdB.S. and M.S. a t Ce ntral Illin ois Uni versit y.
Free man, Maril y n- B.S. a t G ree n vill e Co llege
H e m broug h , Ga ry-B.S. an d M. S. at Ce ntra l Ill inoi s University
J o n es , Di c kB. S. a nd M.S. a t Uni versity of Il -
Seed, Sa ra-B.S. in ed ucation at Miami U niversity in O hi o
linoi s
Physical Education gives students an opportunity to articipate in an activity and get to know some sports such as LaCrosse, Paddleball, and Badminton. Tests of fitness and endurance are given each semester to students. Sit-ups, Standing Broad Jump, and a one ile run are included in these tests to help students assess their health. The department chairman is Ed edeQ,ckslo._- - - - - - - - -
Skizas, Lou- B.S., M.Ed. a nd advancod certificate at the Universityoflllinois
West, Nina-B.S. at Southern Illinois Uni versity
Mr. Carrodine takes attendance. Miss Seed runs for her life in order to win.
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Shocking Shop and the Homefront The Home Economics department teaches students practical life skills. Students can choose from classes involving foods, fabric and textiles, child development, and interior decorating. Cooperative Career Education, included with Home Economics, allows students to gain on-the-job experiences at various training stations in the community. Department head is Ms. Fran Johnson.
D aws on , Nor in e-B .S. a nd M. Ed . a t th e Uni ve rsity of Illi nois.
J o hn so n , F r a n ces - B. S . and M.Ed . at the Uni ve rsity of Illin ois.
Below-Mr . Scarp e tta " stands up" to the camera.
Below-Ms. Jolmson helps Kelly Williams with her personal development. Far Bottom-Mr. Boehm tells Theresa Duckworth how to sand.
Boehm, E. Allan-
The Industrial Arts department assists students in expanding their knowledge to compete for the jobs available in Industrial Technology in the future. Students can gain skills in drafting, computer design, electronics, woodworking, and graphics. In cooperation with Centennial and Parkland, the students now have the opportunity to enroll in the Tech Prep program their junior year in high school.
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B. Ed. at Western Ulinois Uni versity, M.Ed . a nd Advanced Certificate
Scarpetta, JohnB.S. and M.Ed. at the UniversityofUlinois.
Resident Artists and Musicians DcCardy, Margaret-B.F.A. a nd M.A. at the Uni¡ vcrsity of Illinois.
Hoffman, JudiB.M.E. at the University of Nebraska.
at Millikin Universi ty, M.A. at the University of Illinois.
W ya tt , Marian-
B.S. and M.S. at the Universit y of Illinois.
The Centennial Marching Chargers placed towards the top in their class in every competition this year, won a Grand Champion award, and marched at the Peach Bowl in Atlanta, Georgia, over Christmas break. Concert and Symphonic Bands performed at three concerts. The Pep Band entertained at home basketball games. The jazz program supports two active jazz bands, and hosts a jazz festival in the spring. The total band program is regarded by many as one of the best in this part of the state. The choral program at Centennial is growing bigger and stronger every year. Girl's Chorus helps to develop women's voices. Concert choir draws on middle school and
Chorus experiences by combining male and female voices. Swing Choir adds choreography to challenging vocals. The Madrigals sing acapella Renaissance music throughout the community. The Centennial string program remained very active this year. The Orchestra held two concerts and participated in joint concerts with the other Big 12 schools, the Decatur Youth Orchestra, and Parkland College Orchestra. In February, Strolling Strings held a desert fundraiser. Centennial offers the opportunity to explore one's artistical side. Classes include Art Survey and Crafts, as well as more advanced classes. Students can join Art Club for more activities.
Top-Ms. DeCardy looks to the camera for inspiration. Left-Ms. Wyatt seems to be enjoying her 1st homecoming assembly. Right- Mr. Wolfe walks alongside his Marching Chargers in the homecoming parade.
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Helping Hands Bucholtz , Patt y -B.S. at Western Illinois U ni versity.
University of Illi nois.
Elli s, Janet-B.S. at Illin ois State Universi ty, M.Ed at U ni ve rsi ty of Illin ois.
Drew, JoleneB.A. at North Park Co ll ege, M.Ed at Universi ty of Illinois.
Etling , Bri an B.S. a t University of Illinois
Ge rbino , Dan -
na-B.S. at Unive rsity of Illinoi s
Hi ll , Sarah-B.S. a t MacMurray College
Harr , Na ncy -
B.S. at Illin o is State Universi ty
The Special Education Department consists of many people giving help to students who may have difficulty with hearing, vision, orthopedics, behavior, or learning. This department allows students with these problems to coexist with other students. The Special Education Support Staff is also there to meet the needs of all students_ Department chairperson is Judy Wiegand.
Mc Manu s , Sandy-B.S. at the University of lllinois.
Mills , Juli e B.S.Ed at Northern Illinois University, M.Ed at University of !Uinois.
Mammen , Barbara-B.S. at the University of lllinois.
Preston, KathyB.S. and M.S.Ed at lllinois State Urn-
Smith , PauiB.S.Ed at lllinois State University.
Mills, MoUy-B.A. at Purdue University, M.S. at Northem Illinois University.
Raso, Susan-B.S. and M.S. at University of Illinois.
University of lllinois.
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SPECIAL EDUCATION SUPPORT STAFF: Row I: John Dixon, Fred Wilkinson , Cathy Holcombe. Row 2: Brenda Richardson, Kitty Schuellitu, Patty Watts, Karolyn Roberts.
The Unsung Heroes
The Cafeteria and Custodial staff provide vital services to Centennial students. The Cafeteria serves nutritious and economical meals to students who do not want to leave school for lunch. They also prepare lunch for Garden Hills , Kenwood, Westview, Carrie Busey, and Robeson Elementary. The custodians keep the school spic and span. Without them, Centennial could not function.
Back-Charles Akins, John Dorsey. Middle-Leo Melchi, Dwayne Moore, LaTanya Jake. Front-Gordon Walters, Robert Carrico.
Back-Ursula Carson, Tammie Gilliand, Gear! Deen Harris , Mary Norwood, Charlease Williams. Front-Toni Hamilton, Rosie Crook, Betty Nale, Julia Snelling.
Right-Charlease Williams and Julia Snelling push food dO'-""Tl the hall.
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25 "Ask the principal, I only work here!" -E. Allan Boehm
tars "There are some who can live without wild things, and some who cannot." -Aldo Leopold, A Sand County Almanac "I am one who cannot." -Dave Casteel
"Be glad you're alive, the alternative is lousy." -Bob Davenport
"Anb glably woulb qe learn, anb glably teacq." -Q!qaucer "They can because they think they can." -Al Davis
"A mind is a terrible thing to waste." -Caryl Henkel
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Stuart Jenkins: " ... and from here and from there through the quiet air the sound of the cricket bats: pick, pack, pock, puck: like drops of water in a fountain falling softly in the brimming bowl." -James Joyce, A Portrait of the Artist As A Young Man
Ed Fredericks: "If you want a favor¡ with both God and man, and a reputation for . good judgement and common sense, then trust the Lord completely; don't ever trust yourself. In everything you do, put God first, and he will direct you and crown your efforts with success." -King Solomon of Israel Proverbs 3: 4-6
ÂŽf iExcrllrncr "Being criticized for ending a sentence with a preposition is an indignation with which I shall not put." -Larry Lang
"It is obvious to the most
casual observer. . ." -Robert Nelson "Everyone knows something of which I know nothing and of that I will learn of him." -Wally Lehman
"The essence of genius is knowing what to forget." -John Spoonamore
Marilyn Sinder: "Nothing is impossible to a willing heart." - John Heywood
These pages are a tribute to Centennial's twenty-five year teachers. They have all shown excellence and high standards in their fields. These thirteen teachers have struggled through more tests, papers, and finals than anyone else in this school. Congratulations, and thank you for a quarter century of great work!
"Experience is a Dear Teacher. But fools learn no other." -Gary Wiseman
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Centurian The Centurian staff is a group of dedicated sophomores, juniors, and seniors who apply in the spring to be selected as staff members for the following year. Numerous hours are spent in and out of the classroom drawing layouts, cropping pictures, wtiting copy, and rushing to meet deadlines. The two editors, Johanna Klaus and Chris Pohlod, attended a yearbook workshop over the summer to learn basic skills and the latest yearbook styles. All members work diligently to provide their fellow students with the best yearbook possible. Ms. Engelhaupt is the editorial advisor and Mr. Wiseman is the business advisor.
1991-1992 Centurian Staff Co-Eaitors-in-Chief
Johanna Klaus and Chris Pohlod Organizations
Lisa Parker (editor) Trish Berbaum Jill Harvey Nicole Strom Sarah Lariviere Seniors
Front row: Kim Senteney, N icole Strom, Laurie Webster. Second row: Christie Fisher, Nikki Nicholas, Alissa Hays, Bahar Oloumi, Shelly McMurray. Third row: Susan Ebert, Sara Campion, Chris Po hlod, Johanna Klaus, Erin McNamara. Fourth row:
Barton McLaughlin, Courtney Page, Lisa Parker, Trish Berbaum , Julie Harmon. Fifth row: Sarah Lariviere, Jill Harvey, Ms. Engelhaupt. Sixth row: Angie Reed, Jocelyn Storch.
Laurie Webster (editor) Kim Senteney Julie Harmon Shelly McMurray Underclass
Nikki Nicholas (editor) Courtney Page Jocelyn Storch Alissa Hays Sports
Erin McNamara (editor) Sara Campion Angie Reed <:;hristie Fisher Academics
Susan Ebert (editor) Barton McLaughlin Bahar Oloumi Advisors
Ms. Engelhaupt-Editorial Advisor Mr. Wiseman-Business Advisor
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l. Susan Ebert discovers the relativity of the geometric principals of a square to yearbook layouts.
2. Bahar Oloumi smiles among a chaotic yearbook staff.
Centinal The Centinal is Centennial's mont y publication composed of news, editorials, features, sports, and various other components that influence the student body community. The Centinal is completely computerized and is organized by journalism students who aquire the techniques of writing, lay-out, and basic mass media exposure. Staff members are selected through recommendation of previous English teachers and are promoted through their abilities to write and make contributions. Mrs. Hembrough is the advisor.
Front row: Corrie Carlson, Carrie Campion, Michael Vanlandingham. Second row: Cathy Sengsouvahn, Sara Maggio, Julie Short.
Third row: Dav id Fairchild, Dwayne Demison, Toby Meisenheimer. Fourth row: Mrs. Hembrough (sponsor).
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Lee Frank diligently works on her story for the Centinal.
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Cathy Sengsouvahn, the Centinal editor, carefully edits the paper before it is printed.
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Ego Ego is the literary magazine for Centennial High School, annually publishing work by Centennial's most talented writers and artists. Monthly writing contests with five dollar prizes are held by the Ego staff and Mrs. Nolen, the club sponsor. The monthly winners have their poetry, short stories, and art published in the annual edition of Ego. One extraordinary writer is chosen each year and presented with an award for his/her outstanding efforts.
Front Row: Sarah Gel berg, Sarah Lariviere, Sarah Milton , Ruth Gauchman , Mrs. Nolen (sponsor). Second
Row: Ri chard Adrian, Matthew Pilcher, Lisa Parker, Susan Ebert, Phil Beard.
Art Club Art Club provides a relaxed atmosphere for Centennial's artists to express themselves. An interest in art is all that is required of Art Club members. The students do a variety of art activities and also provide art services for other Centennial clubs. The goal of the Art Club and sponsor, Mrs. DeCardy, is to make the club an exciting, all year event, instead of just a cou le of meetings.
A plain white bag seems to have a strange effect on Lili Pilcher and Sara Saupe.
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Front Row: Phil Beard, Brandon Warga. 2nd: Aaron Novak, Brett Boege, Dan Palm, Josh McNattin .
3rd: Bahar Oloumi, Aaron Stucki.
Students for a Better World Students for a Better World is responsible for all of the recycling activities at Centennial High School. Members of the club collect the products to be recycled on a weekly basis. The club gives students a chance to participate in organizations such as Amnesty International, Greenpeace, and the Student Evironmental Action Coalition; although membership is not required. The group's activities deal with such issues as social injustice, animal, environmental, and human rights.
Front Row: Steven Thiele (treasurer), Wendy Kovell Leister, Erin Blue, Aaron Novak. 3rd: Angela Spalding, (secretary), Josh McNattin (president). 2nd: Trang Nayoung Kim , Brian Mulhall , Amy Twohey, Brett Nguyen, Tu Diep, BaharOloumi, Lindsey Myers, Pam Boege, Dan Palm, Jeremiah Kerr.
Philosophy Club The Philosophy Club is for students who enjoy exchanging ideas and sharing views in an accepting atmoshere. The club holds free and open discussions on various topics on a _weekly basis, with an occasional speaker. CARPE DIEM!
Front Row: Angela Spalding, David Willis, Mike Pontifex, Andres Padua, Matt Brown, Ruth Gauchman, Rebecca Larson. 2nd: Matthew Pilcher, Sarah Lariviere, Richard Adrian, Phil
Beard, Stephanie Crawford, Chris Pohlod , Sarah Milton , Mr. Paul Smith. 3rd: NaYoung Kim, Steve Bauer, Matt Gladney, Allen Hall, Shireen Heidari, Andrew Hasse_IL
Mr. Smith reaches for Ruth Gauchman in a heated discussion about war.
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Thespians Thespian Playmakers Troupe # 1043 sponsors three productions each year. This year's shows were "Up the Down Staircase", ''Spectrum '92", and the spring musical. Becoming a Thespian requires 100 hours of participation in several areas of production. This requirement is met by acting, set construction, or being involved in various crews. The troupe is affiliated with The International Thespian Society, the largest drama organization in the world. Besides productions, Thespians attend Theatrefest and sponsor touring theatrical companies who visit Centennial. Thespians are dedicated to providing the audiences with memorable shows and exposing the school to the wonderful and mysterious aspects of the theatre.
Front Row: Dmitri Kubbs. 2nd: Chad Worner, Jeff Todd (treasurer), Mike Pontifex, Matthew Pilcher, Susan Ebert, Sarah Lariviere (secretary), Lisa Anne Parker, Sarah Milton (vice-president), Jeanie Cooper, Suzanne Aldridge (sponsor). 3rd: Christine Raymond, Mindy Barton, Brent Lud-
wig, Tricia Berbaum, Jaci Rollins, Caryl Henkel (costumier). 4th: Brad Ludwig, Ricky Wilberg, Kara Hagen, Tim Meeker (pres.), Jack M. , Mike Wandell, Aaron Stucki , Sara McNamara, Jeremiah Kerr, Steven Schaeffer, Amy Ward.
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I. Brad Ludwig and Jeanie Cooper recreate a scene from "Casablanca". 2. Stage Crew shows its true colors. 3. Sarah Milton shows her brute strength by elbowingJeffTodd in the chest.
Speech Club The Speech Club offers its members an opportunity to become polished performers and speakers. Members practice, perform at competitions, and speak for a variety of audiences throughout the year. In 1992 the Speech Team finished second in the IHSA Regional and fifth in the Sectional. Angela Spalding, Sarah Lariviere, Tim Meeker, and Aaron Stucki were regional champions. Lariviere, Meeker, and Stucki were state qualifters.
Front Row: Kara Hagan , Andrew Hassell (President), Melissa Schmitt, Alissa Eisenstein, Charis Taylor. 2nd : Jeani e Cooper, Tim Meeker, Sarah Suchor, Sarah Lariviere, Jaci Ro llins, Tricia Berbaum, Stephanie Faron, Stan Yanchus (Coach). 3rd:
Prudence Matthews, Heath Depew, Aaron Stucki (captain), Angela Spalding (captain), Jeff Todd, Nicole Love. Not pictured: Adam Nelson, Luke Nelson, Lili Pilcher, Angie James, Matt Green, Dana Edwards.
Broadcasters "Good Morning Centennial." Every morning we hear these three familiar words spoken by the voices of Centennial. Each fall auditions are held in the auditorium to choose the voice of Centennial for that year. The Broadcasters are sponsored by Mr. Yanchus.
Kara Hagen, Aaron Stucki, Prudence Matthews.
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Girls Chorus Girls Chorus is a choir for female voices only and is open to any girl at Centennial who is interested in being part of a singing performing group. Girls Chorus members work to improve the singing voice, learn to read music, begining choreography and perform a variety of music from popular to classical. Girls Chorus performs in the October, December, February and May school concerts and is sponsored by Mrs. Wyatt.
Front row: Nicole Bokor, Frances Wright, Jenna Davis, Lesley Holloway, Brenda Rhoden, Mary Moore, Toni Bailey, Monique Fisher, Amy Pierce, Chrystie McSherry, Mary Burton. Second row: Wendy Webber, Tara Zarbuck, Latonya Richardson, Kelly Williams, Nadia Turner, Nameka Bates, Mindy Colwall, Kim Dalton, Brandy Stafford, Donya Lamb. Third row: Kristina Thompson, Shawna Hicks, Monique Wil-
Iiams, Alison Spires, Sophia Battle, Jennifer Asher, Laura Foutch, Heather Gustafson, Angie Jones, Barbara Herring, Holly Wheeler. Fourth row: Carlena Jewell , Aretha McClendon, Dawn Logsoon, Kara Stucki, Becky Barton, Ginger Watts, Jennifer Walker, Bethany Moreillon, Shawna McKinzie, Rachel Hise, Megan Cook.
Concert Choir Concert Choir expands on previously learned skills by combining womens voices with mens in this performing group. This groups focus is on vocal development and continued music reading. Concert Choir performs at the four concerts during the school year and also performs with Show choir. Mrs. Wyatt is the sponsor of Concert Choir.
Front row: Christe Bigham, Rachel Bowen, Becky Wilberg, Tedra Martinez, Kim Fletcher, Aimee Mackovic, Dee Milton, Katie Spires, Meli ssa Schmidtt, Tarawana Simmons-Gee, Laurie Asher, Gretchen Pierce, Carmelitta Walker, Jenny Horn, Kelly Anderson, Toi Winston, Annette Hughes. Second row: Dawn Watson, Andrea Harmony, Traci Severns, Amanda Everette, Kelly Pillischafske, Melanie Bragg, Mischa Hilson, Tamika Spratley, Catrina Walker, Shawn Pearson, Kyle Mahannah, Brandon Niches, Chad Strand, Jeremiah Kerr, Marcius Moore,
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Sarah E. Saupe, Angela Washburn, Amy Kuzian, Trish Berbaum. Third row: Jennifer Allen, Janae Peterson, Kari Lux, Susan Batchellor, Mary Moore, Angie James, Toxy Jones, Donald Grindley, Josh Fellers, Eunice Holloway, Kalan Winston, Demecole Jones, Matt Shafter, Kelly Klemann. Fourth row: Pam Leister, Kinsey Singhass, La-keta Maynor, Amy Rachels, Greg Hessee, Steve Schoonover, Jason Fellers, Ryan Leskis,<[uke Yang, Robby Winfield, \ Dave Williams, Shamaco l'v,tilton, Ralpell Lenoir, Troy Whitley, Jared Peterson, Rebecca Vanderzalm.
Show Choir how Choir is a performing group of talented sophomores, junior and seniors who have auditioned in the spring for the following school year. These members develop their singing skills and use choreography in their performances. Show Choir performs at the four school concerts, Spectrum, and throughout the community during the school year. Mrs. Wyatt sponsors Show Choir. Front row: Erica Blaford, Sarah Lariviere, Danielle Dupuis, Mindy Barton, Ann marie Ewald. Second row: Brad Ludwig, Chad Worner, Tim Meeker, Heath Depew, Milagro Jump. Third row: Courtney Page, Ricky Wilberg, Aaron Stucki, Brent Ludwig, Chris Spore, Jeff Todd. Fourth row: Mike Wandell, Sara McNamara, Josh Hoerman . Not pictured: Dan Herron, Nikki Ruth enburg, Jenny Simmons, Vanessa Hall.
l . What a bunch of hams!
2. Mrs. Wyatt Accompanies Show Choir At the Varsity Show.
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Madrigals Madrigals is a group of very talented students who meet two mornings a week to practice singing a cappella Renaissance and Madrigal music. This group is composed of 12-16 singers that compete in solo and ensemble contests and perform throughout the community. Mrs. Wyatt sponsors Madrigals. Front row: Chad Worner, Sara McNamara, Milagro Jump, Brad Ludwig. Second row: Ricky Wilberg, Sarah Larivere, Mindy Barton, Erica Blaford, Heath Depew. Third row: Erin Blue, JefTTodd, Dawn Watson.
Orchestra Club Orchestra Club is a fundraising organization promoting candy sales and take-order chocolates and cheese. The club held a Play-a-Thon second semester, including a fivehour rehearsal, game room, and refreshments. The Play-a-Thon supported the spring Orchestra Trip to Nash ville, Tennessee, which was April 3-5.
Front row: Shanaya Locke, Felicia Hemphill, Sarah Faust. Second row: Amir Mirarefi, Nisey Battle, Katie Seaman. Third row: Colleen Strunk, Jack Logue, Nicole Love.
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Symphonic Orchestra During 2nd, 3rd and 4th quarters Symphonic Orchestra meets in the auditorium to practice. Members from Central and Centennial bands are present in the wind and percussion section. The orchestra performed in the Winter Concert on Dec. 5 and played with the Parkland Orchestra at Market Place Mall on March 23. Mrs. Hoffman is the orchestra director. Front Row: Aimee Noel, Hagit Steiner, Hilary Bryan, Nisery Battle, 2nd: Jessica Rudd, Shanaya Locki, Felicia Hemphill, Sarah Foust, Colleen Strunk, Debbie White, Mrs. Hoffman . 3rd: Elizabeth Snyder, Mike Hornbuckle, Amir Mirarefi, Katie Seaman,
Molly Helgesen, Jebarson Kirubaran. 4th: Amy Ward, Tim Meeker, Phil Beard, Andy Miller, Andrew Hassell, Nicole Love, Jack Logue. Not pictured: Jessica Nelson, Brian Johnson.
Strolling Strings The string orchestra performed in a concert with Parkland this March and has enjoyed performing throughout the year. They also attended the "World of Music" Festival in Nashville, Tennessee in April. The Strolling Strings perform numerous memorized pieces ranging from light musicals and love songs to energetic tunes and exciting jigs.
Front Row: Hilary Bryan, Shanaya Locke , Felicia Hemphill , Sarah Foust, Debbie White. 2nd : Colleen Strunk, Mike Horn-
buckle, Amir Mirarefi, Nisery Battle, Judi Hoffman, Director. 3rd: Jebarson Kirobakarar, Jack Logue, Nicole Love, Katie Seaman.
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Symphonic Band Symphonic Band is composed mostly of juniors and seniors and meets 1st hour every day. They present three concerts a year. The members of Symphonic Band are also a part of the Marching Band. Symphonic Band is directed by Mr. Wolfe.
Front Row: Aimee Noel, Tyra Clapp, Jessica Rudd, Tim Meeker, Jeremy Luhrsen, Stephanie Dueringer, Amy Bryan, Michelle Sears, Hagit Steiner, Essence Pelmore, Nicole Strom, Stephanie Davis. 2nd Row: Fred Bartels, Edna Link, Steven Bauer, Kit Harvey, Elizabeth Snyder, Sarah Milton , Kim Pershing, Michelle Tscheschlok, Scott Strissel, Averia Thompson, Sherice Vonner, Micheal Vanlandingham. 3rd Row: Heather Gillman, Amy Ward, Debby Atwater,
Megan Stiff, Molly Helgesen, Pat Stevenson, Phil Beard, Sarah Suchor, Aaron Trask, Dave Lee, Jeff Ball, Richard Adrian, Trechae Ashwood, Quinton Pike. 4th Row: Matt Wright, Ryan Reynolds, Derek Pater, Andrew Hassell , Brian McKay, Jason Stiff, Andy Miller, Chris Hamelberg, Bob Webbink, Dennis Birge, Calvin Peacock, Chris Neeley, Justus Clioton, Karl Scherer, Laura Hance, Kevin Battle, Crystal Brister.
Am y Ward seems perplexed by Jessica Rudd 's playing abilities.
Concert Band Concert Band is composed of freshmen and sophomores and meets 2nd hour each day. They present three concerts per year. The members of Concert Band are also a part of the Marching Band. concert Band is directed by Mr. Wolfe.
Front Row: Laura Miles, Jamie Frauenhoffer, Jamie Roberts, Jenny DeWeese, Gwen Muir, Jason Weidemeir, Lydia Ball, John Clausen, Kristen Merideth, Tonya McAfee, Holly Jenkins, Jill Einfeldt, Kristina Green. 2nd Row: Jen Hills, Jenny Bishop, Dan Remsen, Katie Danely, Elissa Peppers, Alli Kuehn, Alli
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McKay, Karen Paul, Staci Pankau, Danielle Miller, ¡ den. 4th Row: Louis Robinson, Corey Hendricks, Jessica Corby, Stacy Twenhafel. 3rd Row: Jennifer Josh Evans, Carrie Wilson, Shelly Henson, Kristen Williams, Megan Cook, Amy Estergard, Amanda Krueger, Sheri Woods, Josh Breneman, Jessica SickGrady, Lisa Albers, Kendra Bolton, Michelle Boss, el, Joe Crispen, Brett Atwater, Mike Meeker, Gant Kelly Dreher, Ryan Peterson, Nick Stillwell, Shawn Grismer, Brian Kite, Bobby Weeks, Montez Harris, Bolin, Sarah Zehr, Maria Diaz, Stacy Funk, Joe Wal- Daniel Hughes, Matt Difanis.
Marching Chargers The Champaign Centennial Band program is regarded as one of the best allaround band programs in the area. The Marching Chargers, under the direction of Mr. Wolfe, competed in four cornpetitions this year, along with several com unity performances. They have won numerous awards for their eye catching performances and continue to exhibit tremendous abilities in the areas of marching and music. They also participated in the Peach Bowl halftime show in Atlanta, Georgia on New Year's Day. they received Grand Champion awards at the Peach Bowl Festival.
Kendra Bolton looks happy to be outside on such a chilly and windy morning.
Front Row: Sarah Milton, T im Meeker, Amy Ward. 2nd Row: Jason Wolfe, Sherice Vonner, Nick Stillwell, Aimee Noel, Laura Hance, Jason Weidemeir, Elissa Peppers, Robert Russel, Chris Hamel burg, Kevin Battle, Reid Peterson, Aaron Trask, Jeremy Luhrsen, Richard Adrian, Robery Weeks, Montez Harris, Steve Hurley. 3rd Row: Joe Wolfe, Sherrie Wolfe, Kaamilyah Abdullah, Kristina Green, Averia Thompson, Katie Danely, Nicole Strom, Kim Pershing, Kristen Merideth, Lydia Ball, Shelly Henson, Heather Gillman, Jamie Roberts, Allison McKay, Lisa Albers, Danielle Miller, Jessica Corby, Stacy Twenhafel, Sarah Zehr, Michelle Sears, Allison Kuehn, Kit Harvey, Tanya McAfee, Carol Peers, Joe Deptula. 4th Row: Stephanie
The band is out for another fun-filled morning of marching and musi c.
The trumpet line ' parts the hairs' of the crowd at a Charger football game.
Dueringer, Karen Paul, Stacy Funk, Stacy Pankau, Jamie Frauenhoffer, Laura Miles, Amanda Grady, Elifah Griffen, Karl Scherer, Justus Clinton, Sheri Woods, Louis Robinson, Danny Hughes, Josh Evans, Hagit Steiner, Kelly Dreher, Michelle Boss, Kami Gionette, Carrie Wilson, Steve Bauer, Jessica Rudd, Crystal Brister, Jill Einfeldt, Tyra Clapp, Elizabeth Snyder. 5th Row: Sarah Suchor, Mike Meeker, Corey Hendricks, John Clausen, Daniel Remsen, Shawn Bolin, Chris Neeley, Gant Grismer, Josh Breneman, Brian Kite, Jason Stiff, Bob Webbink, Trechae Ashwood, Ryan Peterson, Matt Wright, Dave Lee, Stephanie Davis, Kendra Bolton, Dennis Birge, Calvin Peacock, Gwen Muir. 6th Row: Holly Jenkins, Joe Walden, Molly He!-
gesen, Pat Stevenson, Brett Atwater, Brian McKay, Derek Pater, Andy Miller, Joe Crispen, Quinton Pike,. Matt Smith, Matt Difanis, Jessica Bickel, Jeff Ball, Amy Bryan, Ed na Link, Fred Bartels, Michelle Tscheschlok, Jenny DeWeese, Kristen Krueger, Micheal Vanlandingham, Maria Diaz, 7th Row: Andrew Hassel, Aimee Macko vic, Jamie Mathias, Amy Snyder, Jen Hills, Amy Estergard, Jennifer Williams, Susan Ulinski, Beth Garcia, Liz Cline, Emily Hills, Debbie Atwater, Nicole Nicholas, Christine Ross, Danica Bullis, Jennie Oschwa ld, Jill Harvey, Me_gan Stiff, Jana Lenz, Rebecca Dale, Megan Cook, Aleene Lenz, Jaci Rollins, Dawn Baatz, Phil Beard.
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Charger Color Guard The Charger Color Guard, sponsored by Sherrie Wolfe, is composed of 24 hardworking members. Each spring, flag members are selected through tryouts. Practice is for two hours a day with the band, and three hours after school once a week. During the fall season, they, along with the Marching Chargers, attend various competitions. They are considered one of the best flag lines in the state. This year, they were chosen to perform in the pre-game and half-time show at the Peach Bowl. The color guard was part of the grand championship at the Peach Bowl Parade.
Front Row: Liz Cline, Emily Hills, Debby Atwater, Nicole Nicholas. 2nd Row: Megan Cook, Amy Estergard, Jen Williams, Jenny Bishop, Jen Hills, Aimee Mackovic. 3rd Row: Jana Lenz, Re-
becca Dale, Beth Garcia, Jaci Rollins, Megan Stiff, Christine Ross, Amy Snyder. 4th Row: Jamie Mathias, Dawn Boatz, Susan U linski, Aleene Lenz, Jenni Oschwald, Jill Harvey.
Above: Jaci Rollins strikes a pose at the end of a flag routine. During the Peach Bowl Parade, Mrs. Wolfe shouts words of encouragement before the judges' stand
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Bottom: Debby Atwater proudly holds her head up high as she performs for the crowd at half-time. Debby, Emily Hills, and Liz Cline are co-captains.
Jazz Band I Jazz Band I is made up of Centennial Band members. They competed in several jazz competitions including the Peach Bowl Jazz Festival. The Jazz Band received superior 1st place and Grand Champion awards at the Peach Bowl. Jazz Band I also performed at Spectrum '92. Jazz Band I is directed by Mr. Wolfe. Jazz Band I gives another great performance at the Peach Bowl Jazz Festival.
Front Row: Elissa Peppers, Phil Beard, Matt Wright, Justus Cli nto n, Dave Lee, Gwen Muir, Karl Scherer. 2nd Row: Molly Helgese n, Rya n Reyno lds, Ho ll y Jenki ns, Eli zabeth Snyder, Pat
Stevenson, Brett Atwater, Derek Pater, Chris Ha melberg. 3rd Row: Jason Sti ff, Bob Webbin k, Andy Miller, Jeff Ball, Scott Strissel.
Jazz Band II Jazz Band II is composed mostly of Centennial band members who want to learn more about jazz. These students attended several jazz competitions this year. Jazz Band II is directed by Mr. Wolfe.
Fron t Row: Steven Bauer, Megan Cook, Kend ra Bolton, Karl Scherer, Gwen Mui r, Calvin Peacock. 2nd Row: Richard Adrian, Sarah Milton, Jess ica Rudd,
Jeremy Lu hrsen, Aaron T rask, Dave Lee. 3rd Row: Phil Beard, Pat Stevenson, Elizabet h Snyder, Justus Clinton, Sarah Suchor, Daniel H ughes.
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Pep Band The Centennial Pep Band is a volunteer organization that performs at the home basketball games. Approximently 7 5% of Symphonic and Concert band members have volunteered their time to play at the games. Front Row: Tyra Clapp, Stacy Funk, Jessica Rudd, Jamie Roberts, Danielle Miller, Jeremy Luhrsen, Stephanie Dueringer, Gwen Muir, Holly Jenkins, Michelle Sears, Maria Diaz, Karen Paul, Alii McKay, Alii Kuehn, Jenny DeWeese, Amy Bryan, Hagit Steiner. 2nd Row: John Clausen, Elissa Peppers, Edna Link, Sarah Milton, Steven Bauer, Elizabeth Snyder, Sarah Suchor, Michelle Tscheschlok, Nicole Strom, Kim
Pershing, Katie Danely, Michelle Boss, Sarah Zehr, Stacy Twenhafel, Jessica Corby, Kristen Merideth, Essence Pelmore. 3rd Row: Joe Crispen, Brian Kite, Micheal Vanlandingham, Lisa Albers, Phil Beard, Amy Ward, Kit Harvey, Kelly Dreher, Kendra Bolton, Dan Hughes, Joe Walden, Shawn Bolin, Scott Strissel, Molly Helgesen, Mike Meeker, Sherice Vonner, Stephanie Davis, Kristina Green, 4th Row: Chris Neeley, Louis
Robinson, Carrie Wilson, Josh Evans, Corey Hendricks, Derek Pater, Bob Webbink, Brian McKay, Jason Stiff, Andy Miller, Chris Hamelberg, Andrew Hassell, Calvin Peacock, Karl Scherer, Dave Lee, Dennis Birge, Justus Clinton, Jeff Ball, Brett Atwater, Laura Hance, Crystal Brister.
Half-Nelsons Half-Nelsons is a group of girls who help to support the Varsity and Junior Wrestling teams. Their responsibilities include attending the meets, keeping score, and recording statistics. They also support the team by making encouraging locker signs before a meet. Half-Nelsons is sponsored by Mr. Sexton.
, Front Row: Heather Gillman, Jaime Deck. 2nd Row: Chrystie McSherry, Ginger Watts, Kaamilyah Abdullah. 3rd Row: Crystal Brister, Malikah Abdullah, Kristina Green.
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Centennial Guard The Centennial Guard is organized to help with the girls' and boys' swim meets. Their responsibilities include announcing, timing, scoring, and promoting team spirit. All of these help make the swim meets run smoothly. Centennial Guard is sponsored by Mr. Fredericks.
Front Row: Ed Fredericks (sponsor), Kim Senteney, Dave Dunn, Christine Brinkmann. 2nd Row:
Kendra Stucki, Amy Twohey, Laura Coleman.
Polar Club The Polar Club consists of all athletes who want to stay in shape for spring sports or who are simply interested in the joy of runnin¡g. The Polar club, sponsored by Mr. Walters, allows anyone to join in the excitement of sports, without having to compete. Bundled in scarves and sweats, these runners face the cold winter climate as they run either after 6th or 7th hour. On some days, the Club has the opportunity of using the weight room.
Front Row: Jen Williams, Jen Horn, Brent Ludwig, Stephanie Dueringer, Bridgette Brinkmann, Stephanie Faron, Rachel Bowen. 2nd Row: Angie
Reed, Michelle Dash, Jill Harvey, Sara Garske, Alii Kuehn, Kari Ma hannah, Kit Harvey. 3rd Row: Bob Webbink, Carisma Simmons, Joshua
Johnson, Brad Ludwig, Michelle Peterson, Kristy French, Chris Pohlod, Elizabeth Snyder, Shireen Heidari, Greg Walters.
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Deutsch Ehrenverbindung
Front Row: Michelle Tscheschlok (treasurer), Matt Brown (president), Jenny Shuff (vice-president). 2nd Row: Kara Hagen, Mark Penicook, Nate Rath, Clint Vrona, Brendan Powell, Andy Trick. 3rd Row: Jennifer Allen,
Jack Logue, Jeff Nicholas, David Lee, Derek Pater, Mike Lokshin, Christine Raymond, Bob Webbink, Ben Lansford.
The German Honor Society promotes the study of German civilization, culture, language, and literature. To become eligible, German students must have completed at least three consecutive semesters of German with a 4.3 grade point average. In addition, they must have earned a 4.0 grade point average in all of their other classes during the same semesters. Once initiated into the honor society, students must maintain these academic standards, while continuing their study of German. Some ofthis year's activities include: fundraisers, sponsoring an Oktoberfest, attending German classes at the University of Illinois, and enjoying a meal at Jumer's. The German Honor Society sponsor is Mrs. Danielson. Mark Penicook takes a "swig" from his German beer stein.
Kara Hagen plays arm rest as fellow GHS members, Jack Logue and Dave Lee, smile their biggest.
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La Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica The Spanish Honor Society is an organization of high-achieving students who learn more about the Spanish culture, traditions, and language. Members participate in various different activities, such as field trips, eating in an ethnic restaurant, and visiting university classes. In order to become a member, the student must maintain a 5.0 grade joint average in their third semester (or higher) Spanish class, pass all other courses, and also have good citizenship. In the spring, the selected initiates participate in a formal induction ceremony with the other languages. The Spanish honor Society is sponsored by Mrs. McMaster.
Front Row: Elaine Schulte, Krissy Eyma n, Trang Nguyen, Shelby Mag rud er, Kristin Rahrig (vice-pres.), Mrs. Candace McMaster (sponsor). 2nd Row: Brand y Varvel , Na Young Kim , Jeff Nowak, Toby
Meisenheimer (pres.). 3rd Row: Julie Short (secretary/ treas.), Ka ri Ma hannah, April Welch, Erin McNamara. 4th Row: Ben Lansford, Barton McLaughlin, Michelle Dash, Andy Glogowski, Steve Stoll.
The Three Amigos: Julie Short, Ben Lansford, and Kristin Rahrig.
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La Societe Honoraire de Francais The French Honor Society is the perfect opportunity for students who are interested in the language to participate in French related activities. To become a member, the student must be in their fourth semester of French or higher. They must be maintaining an A-average in French, and a B + average in other subjects. Sponsored by the American Association ofTeachers of French, the French Honor Society does a variety of activities, including the International Fair, field ttips, Christmas parties, community service, and welcoming the French students who participate in the French Rotary Exchange. Mrs. Little is the society sponsor.
Front Row: Phousavanh Sengsavanh, Liz Bui, Beth Mikucki , Mike Powell, Alexis, Argoudelis, Gretchen Pierce, Melan ie Sehy, Christina Small, Angela Witt. 2nd Row: NaYoung Kim, Marci Horton, Allana Emery, Cathy Sengsouvanh (secretary/ treas.), Marty Atkinson (president), Angie Reed (vice-president), Jessica Rudd, Pam Leister, Lindsey Myers, Hagit Steiner, Tu Diep, Jana Lenz. 3rd Row: Shahid Rashid, Alissa Eisen-
stein, Nicole Strom, Pam Kirby, Emily Hills, Laurie Webster, Jill Harvey, Amy Ward, Melissa Neal, Natalie Buchanan, Kendra Bolton. 4th Row: Andres Padua, Chris Nash, Jason McAfee, Steven Schaeffer, Angela Spalding, Shannon Fackler, Stephanie Dueringer, Kit Harvey, Valerie Harlan, Nicole Love, Dan O'Brien.
FHS member, Amy Ward, welcomes two French students with open arms. Clockwise from right: Stephane Rodriquez, Amy, Ph ill ipe Bertieri, and CHS student, Jennifer Forman.
Pres. Marty Atkinson participates in the French exchange program and spends a night on the town in Paris.
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French Club
The French Club is a group organized for any student who is presently studying, or who has studied French, and is interested in learning about the French culture. Activities include the celebration of French holidays, meeting native French people, and enjoying the company of other French students. This group was organized in November of'91. Mrs. Little and Mrs. Powell are the sponsors. Fro nt Row: Jill Einfeldt, Michelle Peterson , Kendra Bolton, NaYoung Kim , Liz-Nga Bui, Phousavanh Sengsavanh. 2nd Row: Jill Harvey, Cath y Sengso uva nh (vice-president), Danielle Dupui s, Beth M ik ucki , Tu Diep, Eve Pie nkos , Bah a r Oloumi . 3rd Row: Natalie Buchanan, Allana Em-
ery, Chri sty Fisher, Nicole Strom, Stephanie Faron. 4th Row: Aimee Mackovic, Lindsey Myers, Pam Leister, Angie Reed (sec./t reasurer), Kami G ionnette, Mike Hornbuckle, Dan Palm. Not pictured: Mike Powell, Jam ie Mathias, Erika Wingate.
International Club The International Club encourages awareness of foreign cultures and ways of life. It invites all students who are interested to join and perhaps share their knowledge of other countries. The International club also consists of exchange students and members from foreign countries. The club helps to organize many international aCtivities each year, including the International Fair and Fine Arts Festival at Centennial. In addition, it exposes members to speakers and performances from a variety of foreign countries. Mrs. Henkel is the club sponsor. Front Row: Cathy Sengsouvanh (treasurer), Phousavanh Sengsavanh (secretary), Tu Diep (vice-president), Cristiana Pontual (Brazil). 2nd Row: Minh Byers, Trang Nguyen, Liz-Nga Bui, NaYoung Kim , Beth Mikucki, Mrs. Henkel (sponsor). 3rd Row: Michael Smith, Sarah Gelberg, Sussanne
Jensen (Denmark), Bahar Oloumi, Mike Hornbuckle. 4th Row: Amit Salvi Amir Mirareft, Tom Gredig (Switzerland), Henriette Larsen (Denmark), Dan Palm. Not pictured: Andrew Hassel, Marielyn Vogel, Jim Waldrip.
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National Honor Society
Front Row: Melanie Sehy (treasurer), Johanna Klaus (secretary), Steve Stoll (vicepresident), To by Meisenheimer (president). 2nd Row: Stephanie Dueringer, Gretchen Pierce, Elaine Schulte, Steven Schaeffer, Jeff Nicholas, Phousavanh Sengsavanh, NaYoung Kim, Jenny Simmons, Roys Shores, Jenny Pierce, Alissa Hays, Christine Ross, Steven Bauer, Sarah Lariviere, Sarah Milton, Ruth Gauchman, Shireen Heidari, Vilath Sylavong, Shelby Magruder, Alissa Eisenstein, Kristin Rahrig, Mrs. Kathy Barton (sponsor). 3rd Row: Charis Taylor, Angela Spalding, Liz Cline, Emily Hills, An nmarie Ewald, Derek Pater, Tu Diep, Kari Mahannah, Kristy French, Julie Harmon, Mark Penicook, Corey Evans, Fred Bar-
Some NHS members graciously volunteer their help in serving hot cocoa at the Bonfire. It's obvious Ruth Gauchman is having a ball at the Homecoming Bonfire.
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tles, April Welch, Jack Vu, Tanya Leman, Marci Horton, Cathy Sengsouvanh, Jessica Rudd, Julie Short, Ji ll Harvey. 4th Row: Kit Harvey, N icole Strom, Allen Hall, Beth Mikucki, Erica Blaford, Sara McNamara, Andres Padua, Erin McNamara, Michelle Dash, Sara Campion, Clint Vrona, Jenny Shuff, Chris Pohlod, Janae Peterson, Jeremiah Kerr, Erik Sheehan, Matt Brown, Steven Thiele, Pam Hassell, Jeff Nowak. 5th Row: Dave Lee, Jeff Ball, Shannon Fackler, Ju lie Benz, Sarah Gelberg, Mindy Barton, Andy Glolowski, Chad Turner, Andrew Hassell, Bob Webbink, Pat Stevenson, Brendan Powell, David Willis, Chad Worner, Ben Lansford, Dennis Birge, Andy Trick.
Membership in the National Honor Society is granted to juniors and seniors maintaining a 4.5 grade point average, who are also acknowledged for showing excellence in the areas of leadership, service, and character. New members are initiated through a formal ceremony in the spring. NHS, advised by Mrs. Barton, sponsors the traditional Homecoming Bonfire, adopts a¡family at Christmas, and takes an annual field trip for cultural enrichment. These activities are paid for with candy sale fundraising.
Interact Interact is a Rotarysponsored service organization composed of fifty-five seniors selected by faculty on the basis of character, dependability, and participation in school activities. The club serves both the school and Champaign as a whole through projects such as the Senior Advisor Project, the Special Olympics dancea-thon, and Oxfam (Oxford Committee for Famine Relief). Interact's faculty sponsors are Mr. Jenkins and Ms. Foster.
Front row: Andrew Hassell, Laura Neuendank, Debby Atwater, Nicole Nicholas, Angela Spalding, Kimberly Gerstein, Kara Hagen, Bill Isaacson, Sarah Milton. Second row: Matt Brown, Jeremiah Kerr, Stacie McCabe, Jenny Shuff, Brian McKay, Jason Stiff, Jacob Wolf, Sara Campion. Third row: Henriette Larson, Sussanne Jensen, Danielle Roeger, Julie
Harmon, Shelly McMurray, Alissa Hays, Kim Young, Erin McNamara, Stacey McWherter. Fourth row: Cristiana Pontual, Steven Bauer, Chris Pohlod (secretary), Toby Meisenheimer (vice-president), Johanna Klaus (treasurer), Jeff Nowak (president), Chad Burke, Steve Stoll, Thomas Gredig.
The Interact girls make a touchdown for Centennial's football team.
Jeff Nowak and Kim Gerstein serve chili at the annual Interact Chili Supper.
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R.E.A.C.H. For the past ten years, REACH peer counselors have been ready to help their peers at Centennial in an atmosphere of support and confidentiality. REACH stands for Ready Ears and Caring Help. This program is designed to enhance and support the development of a positive self-concept for the students of Centennial High Schools. Peer Counselors offer a listening ear and assist in problem solving with the day to day pressures faced by high school students. Approximately 25 students are selected each spring to serve as peer counselors for the following academic year. Broad representation of the student body is sought. Counselors participate in a two day training program in the fall and continue to develop skills on a bi-weekly basis throughout the school year. Ms. Mann is the Advisor. Front Row: Mindy Barton, Jocelyn Storch. 2nd: Kristen Kolter, Kimberly Gerstein, Sarah Lariviere, Carmellita Walker, Tim Meeker, Courtney Page. Nicole Nicholas, JennyShuff,RuthGauchman,AndyMiller,AmyTwohey,
Lisa Parker, Chad Worner, Jeanie Cooper. 4th: Melissa Breen, Aimee Mackovic, Cori McDermott, Gennifer Fowler, Shelby Magruder, Ben Landsford, Laurie Webster, Kathy Doll (co-sponsor), Kim Mann (sponsor).
Lunchtime! Amy Twohey, Lisa Parker, and Sarah Lariviere chown down at the REACH weekend.
Jenny Shuff and Kristen Kolter! Ben Lansford, Tim Meeker, and Chad Worner have a more studious approach.
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Student Council
Front Row: Shelly McMurray (treasurer), Matt Brombaugh (vice-president), Mark Penicook (president), Stacie McCabe (secretary). Second row: Aimee Mackovic, Amanda Zachary, Holly McDaniel, Annmarie Ewald, Jenny Pierce, Sara Maggio, Corey Evans, Annelle Tracy, Amy Twohey. Third row: Alii Kuehn, Sara
Garske, Jenni Ochswald, Brent Ludwig, Julie Harmon, Kim Senteney, Jenny Shuff, Phayvanh Phanrana. Fourth row: Danielle Dupuis, Mike Wandell, Brandy Varvel, Natalie Buchanan, Laura Coleman, Mindy Barton, Chad Worner. Fifth row: Rebecca Vanderzalm, Diana Fierke, Tiffany Kahler, Angel Kahler.
Student Council is composed of representatives from each class. They are elected by the student body in the spring for the following year. The Homecoming Dance, assembly and parade have always been major projects that student council members put together. This year was a great success! Other activities such as the clothing drive, ViceVersa and litter pick-ups are also sponsored by Student Council. Student Council Sponsors are R. Lautenschlager and B. Etling.
What in the world is Mike Wandell doing?!
Chad Worner smiles for the cameraman at the NHS Bonfire.
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Election Board In order to serve on this board, five students must be elected for each class. Every year, those students have the immense responsibility of conducting approximately ten elections. Among those elections are: student council officers and representatives, class officers, homecoming king and queen, prom king and queen, Miss Jingle Belle, Mr. Mistletoe, D.A.R. and yS.A.R., and teacher of the year. The election board is sponsored by Mrs. Gerbino. Front Row: Ashley Dye, Amanda Zachary, Amy Pierce, Sara Maggio, Luke Yang, Carmellita Walker. 2nd: Brandy Varvel , Angel Kahler, Tiffany Kahler, Shelley McMurray, Annmarie Ewald, Michelle Sears, Andrea
Harmony. 3rd : Mindy Barton , Missy Schultz, Lisa Batchellor, Natalie Buchanan, Laura Coleman, Courtney Page.
Senior of the Month The Senior of the Month Committee is made up of students and faculty members who meet monthly to nominate and vote on one senior excelling in athletics, one in activities, and one in academics. Scholastic nominees are chosen from a class rank list of seniors with a GPA above 4.50. The elected Seniors of the Month have their names read over the Daily Announcements, their pictures in the Centinal, and attend a Rotary Luncheon. The committee is sponsored by Mr. Valentine. Front Row: Jenny Pierce, Kara Hagen, Debby Atwater, Emily Hills, Liz Cline, Nicole Nicholas, Mr. Dave Casteel. 2nd: Mark Penicook, Alissa Hays, Chris Hamelburg, Kristin
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Rahrig, Chris Po hl od, Susan Ebert, Apri l Welch. 3rd: Mr. Valenti ne, J ulie Harmon, Andrew Hassell, Matthew Pilcher, Amy Kuzian, Aaron Stucki, Randy Jones.
JETS JETS, Junior Engineering Technical Society, is a select group of talented students that explore topics related to the field of engineering. The members participate in a competition of math, chemistry, biology, physics, English, graphics, and computer science. The competition is held at the University of Illinois. Mrs. Clinton is the sponsor of JETS.
Chris Pohlod, Karl Scherer, Bob Webbink, Dave Lee.
Principal Scholars
Front Row: Courtney Page, Calvi n Peacock, Temohn Staches, Kendric Cobb, Kristina Green, Lesley Holloway, Tamara Biggers, Shanaya Locke. 2nd Row: Nicole Love, Crystal Bris-
ter, Michelle Peterson, Kendra Peete, Pru Matthews, Ben Beyers, Kaamilyah Abdullah, Anitra Richards, Kimberly Mann (sponsor).
Centennial High School is proud to participate in the state-wide Principal Scholars Program. PSP is designed for minority students who are looking for success at top-ranked colleges and universities. The students and faculty involved with PSP participate in monthly meetings and college tours. By offering qualified students an advanced high school academic program and exposing them to various cultural and recreational activities , PSP helps them earn college degrees and find success in a career. Ms. Mann is the advisor of PSP.
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CWT CWT is designed for upperclassmen who have good fundamental background in I vocational and academic skills. CWT students spend half of a day at a workplace in the community to obtain on-the-job experience, and half a day in school, including a related class. Besides reviewing and practicing basic academic and vocational skills, the related class challenges students to clarify and identify career aptitudes, skills, interest, available options and goals and put these attributes to work to achieve success in school and at the workplace. CWT also sponsors an Employer Appreciation Banquet in the spring. Mrs. Fran Johnson sponsors CWT.
Front row: Shelly Carrico, Tyra Clapp, Tonya Burton, Mrs. Frances Johnson. Second row: Ben Wallace, Traci n Porter, Chris Alwes, Billy Buhrman, Damon Hackleman,
Tony Stiverson. Third row: Brian Bernard, Darren Taylor, AI Washington, Tyler Bengoechea, Heath Baxter.
Business Associates Members of Business Association are enrolled in the business careers class. These students are either employed for onehalf of the school day or are full day students at Centennial. During the school year, th((. students are enhanced personally and professionally in the classroom. The students also broaden their education through guest speakers and field trips. There are moneymaking projects to finance these activities which also include a banquet in the spring. Mrs. Bette White is the sponsor. Front Row: Jenn y LaRoe, Heather May, Tara Mahannah. Second row: Paula Gerald, Tina Holzhauer, Angie Lampo, Amy Hart, Mark Batini ck (U of I student), Nicole Birt. Third row: Rolita Washington, Tonya Slade, Gennifer Fowler, Shauna Smith, Pam Combs, Edna Link, Colleen Kelley, Bette White. Fourth row: Rhonda Butler, Latoya Cooper, Trina McBride, Toi Peppers, Cami la Allen, Mary Burton. Not pictured: Kim Anderson, Kelly Heath.
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Office Occupations Office Occupations consists of seniors who are headed for careers in the business world. During the school year, the students maintain a steady job, working a minimum of 15 hours a week. At their approved training stations, they not only earn salary and experience, but also three units of credit provided they spend one hour a day in the classroom.
Front Row: Paula Gerald, Tonya Slade, Angie Lampo, Amy Hart, Mark Batin ick (U of !-student teacher), N icole Birt. Second row: Tina Holzhauer, Gennifer Fowler,
Shauna Smith, Pam Combs, Edna Link, Tara Maha nnah, Bette White (sponsor). Not pictured: Kim Anderson, Kelly Heath.
Afro-American Club The Afro-American Club is a fundraising group that sponsors the food drive, holds dances, gives scholarships in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and even holds a talent/fashion show on Feb. 29 in the auditorium. The Afro-American Club is sponsored by Mrs. Casey.
Front Row: Ronda Osler, Tamika Newbern, Malikah Abdullah, Kendric Cobb (treasurer), Toni Bailey, Sommer Butts, Christe Bigham . Second Row: Kendra Peete, Marielyn Vogel, Lea Hill, Steven Cobb, Njeri Evans, Kim Butts, An-
itra Richards, Tameeka Dixon, Ania Pennington, Ms. Henrine Casey (sponsor). Third Row: Shanaya Locke, Prudence Matthews, Danielle Johnson, Stephanie Davis, Maria Hall, Kaamilyah Abdullah, Jada Minor, Amber Kent. Jesse Jackson Jr., makes his point abo ut values of today.
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Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America is a club for students interested in the field of education. TheFT A explores teaching as a career by introducing students to teaching through workshops and guest speakers. The club is sponsored by Mr. Rowe.
Front Row: Sarah Suchor, Mr. Barry Rowe, Milagro Jump. 2nd: Jeremiah Kerr, James Cross, Debby Atwater, Pam Combs.
Aviation Club The Aviation Club is for students interested in flight. The club builds and operates radio-controlled flyers, using the North Field as an airstrip. The club is sponsored by Mr. Scarpetta.
Front Row: Rick Straka, Mike Barber. 2nd: John Scarpetta, Karl Scherer, Amit Salvi, Erik Scheehan. 3rd: Ben Evans, Johnathan Lambert, Bill White.
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S.A.D.D. , Students Against Drunk Driving, alerts the Centennial Student body of the dangers of drinking and driving. The members of SADD attempt to inform the community of this tremendous problem by passing out information, making displays, and making contracts with students and parents against drunk driving. SADD makes an effort to reduce the alcohol related accidents and provide a safer driving environment. SADD is sponsored by Ms. LaRosa and Mrs. Tangora.
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Front Row: Erika Wingate, Shireen Heidari, Chagit Steiner, Melissa Williams. 2nd Row: Alissa Eisenstein, Sarah Suchor, Kelly Williams, Danielle Dupuis, Paula Gerald.
3rd Row: Kari Lux, Michelle Boss, Traci Severns, Sharz Heidari, Carrie Campion, Sara Arnold.
Sarah Suchor works diligently to make her pumpkin ¡look like which teacher?
Chagit Steiner and Melissa Williams look as if they have seen a ghost at the SADD Pumpkin Painting Contest.
Although Kelly Kuhl is not a member of SADD, she seems to have enjoyed the fun at the Halloween Party.
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SPORTS
Racing Chargers In 1991 the Boys' Track team displayed a lot of determination and individual talent. Although their record consisted of one win and six losses, the experienced and dedicated athletes continued to strive for perfection. Ben Beyers broke the 100, 200, and 400 record times in the 1991 season. The depth of the distance runners combined with the talent of the sprinters and throwers resulted in a successful season. The Chargers Boys' Track Team placed 6th in the Glen Ward Invitational
with a total of 24 points. In Conference the team scored 19 points and placed 6th. In the sectional meet, hosted by the Chargers, the boys' track team ran their way to a strong 9th place finish. Ben Beyers advanced to state and placed 4th in the 200 with a time of 22.16 and a strong 2nd in the 400 with an outstanding time of 47.27. Congratulations to head coach Dick Jones, assistant coaches Gary Hembrough and Coleman Caradine, and the entire boys' track team on a successful season.
l. Ben Beyers leads the way in the 100 yard dash. 2. Could this be the next Benetton commercial? 3. Brahin Cauthern heaves the shotput into the sky.
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1st row: Calvin Peacock, Matt Pryor, Scott Strissel, Kenyatta Wilson, Bradley Wi lliams, Shannon Baer, Kirk Manley, Karl Linderborg, Bill Isaacson, Byron McCann. 2nd row: Aaron Holleman, Bob Webbink, Chris Pohlod, Temohn Staches, Robert Gertson, Mark Gomez, Matt Brown, Donte Moore, Mike Carter. 3rd row: Chris Jordan, Brian McCoy, Brandon Olson, James Cross, Roger Hutchison, Ben Beyers, Brahin Cauthern, Ken Smith, Eric Sheehan.
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3 I. Matt Brown takes a quick spin before releasing the discus. 2. James Cross is determined to get all the sand out of the long jump pit. 3. Donte Moore envisions the finish line with a lap still to go. 4. James Cross gets everything up and over. 5. Kirk Manley makes a strong handoff to Jack Logue in the 2-mile relay as Coach Jones looks on.
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Running to State The Centennial Girls' Track team continues to stride their way to the top. In the 1991 season, a total of five school records were broken. Deb Kneija broke the mile record with a 5:13.1. At the State meet, the 3200 meter relay record was broken for the second time in a week by Stephanie Dueringer, Johanna Klaus, Sara Campion, and Carisma Simmons with a time of 9:49.5. Lyvonda Gaither broke the 300 hurdles record with a clocking of :50.4, and the 110 high hurdles record was broken by Danielle Roeger with a time of: 18.2. In addition, Kim Page broke the long jump record with a jump of 16 feet 11 and % inches. During the championship season in the Big 12 Conference meet, the girls team ran, jumped, and threw their way to a strong 4th place finish. To help boost the team, in the field events, Sha Walker placed 2nd in the shot put and Diana Fierke placed 2nd in the discus. In the Sectional meet, the 3200 relay placed 2nd and qualified for state. The 400 relay team of Kim Page, Amanda Everette, Lee Frank, and Maria Hall finished in 1st place in the Honor Roll meet. Maria Hall also came in a close 3rd in the 100 meter dash. Deb Kneija placed 1st and Stephanie Dueringer placed 3rd in the 1600 meter run and both qualified for state. The 3200 relay, setting another school record, finished 15th out of 52 teams at the state meet.
1st row: Marielyn Vogel, Stephanie Dueringer, Michelle Peterson, Lee Frank, Shanaya Locke, Bouneseng Roupsouay, Kristy French, Krissy Eyman. 2nd row: Jada Minor, Jill Harvey, Deb Kneija, Kim ÂŁage, Kendra Peete, Maria Hall, Amanda Everette, Carisma Simmons, Amy Bryan, Jen Franco, Rachelle Franco. 3rd row: Mgr. Jenny Evans, Courtney Klaus, Becky Wilberg, Johanna Klaus, Kara Hagen, Michelle Dash, Katia Taylor, Tanya Leman,
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3 I. Hey Rachelle Franco, are you at the state track and field meet to run or to lie out in the sun? 2. Diana Fierke, does the new track uniform include the shades and jewelry too? 3. Amanda Everette toughs out another. grueling interval workout.
Martha Hettinger, Susan Batcheller, Angie Reed, Erin McNeely, Mgr. Mary Freeman. 4th row: Mgr. Bryan Endress, Coach Steve Shaffer, Courtney Page, Sara Campion, Lisa Batchell6r, Pam Hassell, Lyvonda Gaither, Danielle Roeger, Jean Pyun, Kit Harvey, Carmelitta Walker, Julie Harrison, Coach Greg Walters, Coach Darren Tee. Not pictured: Diana Fierke.
Sectional Champs The Boys' Tennis team of 1991 proved to have a successful season with a 10-3 record. Coach Bill Carson led the Chargers during the spring while accomplishing many goals and achievements. The boys placed ninth out of sixteen teams in the Springfield Invitational and finished seventh in the Big 12 tournament. The highlights ofthe season were taking first place in sectionals over nine other teams and sending four players to state. Tim Potten and Doug Leister held the record in doubles for the most wins. The boys' tennis team has shown great improvement in the last couple years and hopes for more to come.
Top: Brandon Kuhl grunts and bites his lip while concentrating on the ball. Above: Alexis Argoudelis expresses a positive look as he slams an overhead. Middle: "Dive for the ball," says Coach Carson to Aaron Novak.
Front Row: Brandon Kuhl, Doug Leister, Tim Patten, Ryan Adams, Alexis Argoudelis, Pete Bernhard, Marty Atkinson. Second Row: James Argoudelis, Aaron Novak, Terry Cunnington, Mike Powell, Lee Weatherall, Shahzad Siddique, Mike Wandell. Back Row: Coach Carson, Jeff Hall, Sal Nuda, David Powell, Brett Boege, Erin McNamara.
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Swinging Into The Season The Varsity Charger baseball team showed great amounts of individual talent with eight seniors, eight juniors, and one sophomore. The hard work and effort of the team was not displayed in their record of nine wins and fifteen losses. Matt Wooldridge, a 1991 graduate, was named to the IBCA All State Team and also the Big 12 East All Conference Team. Matt McDermott and John Calloway received honorable mentions for the Big 12 East Conference Team. With the young team together for another season, the school should look forward to great improvements in the players as well as the overall record.
Front Row: Jason McAfee, Chad Deakin, Eric Dunlap, John Calloway, Matt Wooldridge, John Marxmiller, Matt McDermott, Kyle Long, Mark Ashby. Back Row: Coach Bryan, Damon Hackleman, Mickey Tempel, Shawn Oliviera, Andy Glogowski, Kevin Crozier, Kelly Musson, Kip Crozier, Matt Wright, Tristan Scholtz, Coach Dixon.
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Charger players prepare to take the field at Danville Stadium. Matt Wooldridge spits on his bat as a pregame ritual. Mickey Tempel gets in his batting stance while awaiting the pitch. John Calloway concentrates on watching the ball.
Catching On "Never say die" was the attitude of the Junior Varsity baseball team quoted from Coach Meade. The team finished with an outstanding record of 13 wins and only 5 losses. Consistency in all aspects played a big role in the success of the team. Many sophomores, along with a few freshmen, gained great amounts of experience that will prepare them for play on the varsity team. Congratulations to Coach Meade and the junior varsity for an excellent season!
Front Row: David Fairchild, Chad Turner, Mike Ashby, Monte! Avant, Elmondo Kendrick, Brent Ludwig. Second Row: Jeff Adams, Tom Plotner, Patrick Tyrell, Claven Jones, Dennis Sauro, Tony Plotner. Back Row: Americk Capers, Chad Schweighart, Drew Stockman, Tom Foster, Dennis Birge, Tim Koch, Li ndy Loschen, Coach Peter Meade.
Top: Mike Ashby flexes his arm muscles when swinging. Middle: The JV team controls their enthusiasm while keeping the bench warm. Right Middle: "Can you stretch your legs across the whole field, Tim Koch?" Above: Brent Ludwig imitates Michael Jordan by sticking out his tongue.
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Success is the name of Softball's Game The Centennial Girls' Varsity Softball team had a season of growing this year. They had a record of 3-13. The varsity team had a lot of great athletes and two great coaches who were Jamie Sabbach and Deb Schubert. The varsity team consisted of 3 seniors, 5 juniors, 3 sophomores and 2 freshmen. At their banquet this year, Jenny Malee was named most valuable player and Angie Floyd and Jenny malee were picked All Conference 1st team. The varsity squad had many secrets to success that showed in their hard work and in their team spirit. The Junior Varsity Softball team consisted of 5 freshmen, 2 sophomores, 3 juniors, and 1 senior. They were coached by Deb Schubert.
5 I. Jenn Malee yells, "I've got it Becky Todd!" 2. Senior Janelle Sterns struts into homeplate after another Charger homerun. 3. Hustling is the name of Laurie Webster's game. 4. Sarah Suchor, why are you trying to catch Heather Willis's shoe? 5. Kelly Beckett gets ready to hit the ball out of the park.
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Front row: Amy Ward, Kelly Beckett, Jenny Malee, Laurie Webster, Dana Edwards, Krissy Rahrig, Paula Gerald. Back row: Coach Jamie Sabbach, Angie Floyd, Janelle Sterns, Mindy Barton, Jamie Deck, Becky Todd, Sarah Suchor, Coach Deb Schubert.
Front row: Heather Pierce, Holly Jenkins, Heather Willis, Heather Fairbanks, Kelly Kleman, Davena Graham. Back row: Paula Gerald, Jenny Forman, Beth Garcia, Jamie Deck, Sarah Suchor, Laurie Webster, Coach Deb Schubert.
3 I. Angie Floyd gets another tough Central Maroon out. 2. Jenny Malee makes a big wind up and throws the ball to first base. 3. Jenny Foreman chants aye batter, batter aye, while pitching the ball.
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Varsity Football Fires Up In the 1991 Centennial Chargers' football season, the team had one of the toughest schedules in the Big 12 East and West and ended the season with a 2 and 7 record. The Chargers, however, "won the battle of statistics against almost every opponent except Bloomington but just couldn't get enough points to win the game," says Coach Gary Hembrough. The highlight of the season was the game against our local rivalry, Central. Central was leading 6 to 3 when the game was called because of intense lightning. The Chargers came back fired up the next evening and won 13 to 12! Many of the members ofthe Centennial's football team won awards for their outstanding achievements. Matt Brombaugh won All Big 12 East Offensive 1st team honors and, for the 2nd year, won the Defensive 1st team honors as well. Chris Jordan also made the All Big 12 East Defensive 1st team. For the 2nd year Matt Brombaugh won the News Gazette All Area Defensive 1st team honors as linebacker. Congratulations! Mario Scott makes a call on the line-up for the next play.
Back Row: Coach Gary Hembrough, Ken Smith, Chad Schweighart, Patrick Tyrrell, Jamey Schurvinske, Ryan Roe, Damien Price, Kelly Musson, Mick Tempel, Mike Edmonds, James Cross, Darren Taylor, Orville Ammons, Erik Sheehan. 3rd Row: Coach Ben Bryan, Coach George LeFaivre, Robert Turkiewicz, Chris Jordan, Claven Jones, Tom Foster, Jason Mann, Matt Brombaugh, Mark Penicook, Ben Beyers, Aaron Holleman, Ball Boy Tim Mann, Coach Peter Meade, Coach Alec Gibson. 2nd Row: Ball Boy
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Bryan Peterson, Brent Ludwig, C)lris Young, Calvin Peacock, John Moore, Matt Brown, Kevin Battle, Eric Dunlap, Mario Scott, Elmondo Kendrick, Andy Roth, Edward Dix, Coach Kevin Baker. Front Row: Edward Reed, Frank Bradford, Jason Sprout, Monte! Avant, Jared Burton, Mike Burkholder, Tyrone Chatman, DeJuan Bowdry, Terry Avant, Robby Peete, Marcius Moore, Coach John Dixon.
Top left: Mike Edmonds #81 makes his way to the ball and stops his opponent. Top right: James Cross gets excited when Centennial scores a touchdown against Eisenhower. Middle left: Mario Scott makes a quick handoffto Matt Brombaugh. Middle right: Marcius Moore and Chris Jordan assist in tackling their opponent. Bottom right: Mark Penicook #42 makes a strong tackle to defend the ball.
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Best Freshmen in the Area The Sophomore Football Team had a season of growing this year. Under the direction of Coach Ben Bryan and Coach Pete Meade, they had a record of 2-6. Many of the Sophomores gained valuable experience this year that could be seen in their great team spirit. Congratulations Coach Mead and Bryan and the Sophomore Football Team. The Freshmen Football Team coached by John Dixon and Alec Gibson had an excellent season this year. The freshmen finished the season with a strong 4-2 record; the best in the area. Coach Dixon said, "Our whole Team was our most valuable player, but if I had to name some they would be Brian Douros, Adam Holleman, Terry Cole, and Dameian Alexander." Congratulations to Coach Dixon and Coach Gibson, and to the Freshman Football Team on a great season.
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Front row: Brian Douros, Kyle Mahannah, Otto Taylor, Charles Lee, Terry Cole, Larry Wi lliams, Doug Kenney, Michael Jeffries, Dan Farruggia, Andy McCowen. 2nd row: Mike Butler, Mario Bowdry, Curtis Porter, Adam Dill, Romie Patterson, Matt Boltz, Brandon Neeley, Mike Hornbuckle, John Mackovic, Mike Melchi, Kalan Winston, Donavyn Seay. 3rd row: Jim Randolph, Brian Ki te, Travis Burton, Paul Fish, Ryan Harkins, Joe Steele, Jared Saathoff, Ray Chatman, Dameian Alexander, Shamaco Milton, Corey Hendricks. Back row: Coach John Dixon, Will Beaumont, David Johnson, Tony Martin, Willie Rogers, Cameron Taylor, Louis Robinson, Grant Peterson, Troy Schaudt, Matt McNeilly, Adam Holleman, Bobby Weeks, Marc Hollett, Coach Alex Gibson.
Front row: Tim Koch, Andy Sprague, Derrick Edwards, Tony Jones, James Miller, Jason Fellers, Josh Fellers, Shahid Rashid, Mike Meeker, Jim Palmer. Middle row: Jeff Adams, Greg Green, Michael Wandell, Dan Hughes, Steve Hurley, Scott Randall, Justin Moore, Kenyatta Wilson, Mark Dyson. Back row: Coach Ben Bryan, Reece Klaudt, Mark Foster, Frank Terry, Armenious Griham, Donte Moore, Dexter Pettis, Jared Peterson, Lindy Loschen, Bret Atwater, Coach Pete Meade.
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Top left: Ooh Ah Centennial Chargers .. . Top right: Terry Cole dodges past his opponents. M iddle Left: The Chargers' defense sticks the running back. Bottom right: Dameian Alexander puts all of his strength into his kick. Bottom left: After their hudd le, the Chargers are ready to take the field.
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Championship Season The 1991 cross country season was a success for both the Centennial High School boys' and girls' teams. Coach Greg Walters said, " This year's squad trained the hardest of any of the four teams that I have coached." And it all paid offi The boys' cross country team had an exceptional year. The boys finished 2nd in Twin City and placed in the top ten in most of the large invitational meets. In the Big 12 Conference, the boys' team placed 8th. The team placed 7th at the regional meet, and Kirk Manley placed 21st and advanced as an individual to sectionals. He placed 41st in tough competition in the sectional meet. The boys' cross country team laid a strong base to build on for next year. The key to the girls' success during this season was their depth, consistency, and determination. The girls' team won invitational titles at Bensenville and Minooka and rarely
placed lower than 4th place in any large meet. While the varsity team was winning a 1st place title at Minooka, the second seven finished 2nd by a mere 3 points and almost won at Twin City. The girls' team finished a strong 2nd at both conference and regionals. At sectional Stephanie Dueringer placed 5th to lead the team to a 2nd place finish out of20 teams, the highest sectional finish ever. The girls' team advanced to state as a team for the 3rd consecutive year and , placed 20th at state for the highest state finish ever. This year's team had only 3 seniors and included a large class of eleven talented freshmen runners and eagerly look ahead to next year's season.
Back row: Coach Darren Tee, Paul Lu, Kirk Manley, Brad Ludwig, Jack Logue, Steve Stoll, Mike Carter, Bob Webbink, Kelly Mischa, Chris Pohlod, Josh Johnson, Bill Isaacson, Andrew Trick, Shawn Bolin, Vilath Sylavong, Coach Greg Walters. 3rd row: Elissa Peppers, Jenny Horn, Nicole Barndollar, Michelle Dash, Sherraun Hodges, Kelli Judson, Susan Batchellor, Angie Reed, Tanya Leman, Shireen Heidari, KristyFrench. 2nd row:
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Mgr. Odie Bates, Renee MillagQ Alii Kuehn, Andrea Campion, Jen Williams, Sarah Garske, Bridgette Btinkmann, Amanda Everette, AnnMarie Ewald, Michelle Peterson, Krissy Eyman, Mgr. Stephanie French. lst row: Jennifer Franco, Stephanie Dueringer, Heather Maxwell, Sara Campion, Carisma Simmons, Stephanie Faron, Rachelle Franco. Not Pictured: Lisa Batchellor.
Facing page: Chris Pohlod and Kirk Manley attack the field. Top left: Carisma Simmons and. Sara Campion run their way to the top. Top right: Jack Logue and Mike Carter display true
teamwork. Bottom left: Kristy French works her way to the front of the pack. Bottom right: The leaders of the pack!
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The 1991-92 Varsity and J.V. cheerleaders, sponsored by Mrs. Patty Bucholtz and Mrs. Lynn Arie, aroused great enthusiasm and promoted school spirit at both the football and basketball games. The girls attended a UCA sponsored camp at the University of Illinois the previous summer. They also held a two day cheerleading camp for young children, in which money was raised for the squad. The team, led by captains Tiffany Kahler, Lisa Alden, and Jenny Simmons, participated in one competition at Parkland College. Many thanks go out to this group for their loyal support to the school.
Top: "Smile girls," says the cameraman. Top Left: Tiffany Kahler, Kellie Green, and Felicia Hemphill yell to the crowd. Middle Right: Cheerleaders take a break at the pep rally. Above: The varsity members clap their hands for the Chargers.
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Back Row: Kim Fletcher, Lisa Ahlden, Kelli Purcell, Felicia Hemphill. Middle Row: Jenny Simmons, Kellie Green. Front Row: Kristin Dressel, Tiffany Kahler, MaryBeth Aschinger.
Back Row: April Gillen, Ji ll Einfe ldt, Jacque Pirtle. Front Row: Jessica Bickel, Melinda Ashby, Carmen Suchomski.
Top Left: Jenny Simmons displays her "Go Chargers" sign. Top Right: The varsity squad shows their spirit. Middle Left: Kris Dressel and Jessica Bickel wave to the photographer. Above: Felicia Hemphill and Kris Dressel kick their legs for the Chargers.
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Lancers Wow The Crowd The Lancers' half-time performances have aroused our school spirit and kept us in the stands at home football and basketball games, just to see their routines. Under the direction of Ms. Kathy Preston and Captain Angie James, they danced to many different Hip-Hop songs, such as "Can't Touch This" and "Slick Rick the Ruler." They attend daily practices to improve and to create new routines. They also raise money by selling pumpkin, Christmas, and Valentine grams. Congratulations Ms. Preston and to the Lancers on their hard work and their great routines.
Front Row: Angela James, Teyha Dixon, Catrina Walker. Second Row: Alison Fellers, Anitra Richards, Koamilyah Abdullah. Third Row: Stephanie Baer, Phayvanh Phanrana, Shanaya Locke, Karin Thompson. Back Row: Tiffany Anderson, Amy Hart, Laurie Asher, Averia Thompson.
Top Left: Laurie Asher shows that Lancers can have fun too! Middle Right: The Lancers strike a pose for the camera. Bottom right: Tiffany Anserson why are you cheezenit at the cameraman?
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Second Year As Athletic Director
Stan Lewis is currently involved in his second year as athletic director for Centennial High School. After a year of learning the responsibilities and expectations of his job, he remarked, "I feel more organized this year, and I now know what to expect." Mr. Lewis also holds an assistant business manager job for Unit 4 schools, which requires him to carefully budget his time. He tries to attend various athletic events and provide support to the athletes as well as the coaching staff. Centennial High School greatly thanks Mr. Lewis for his help in making the athletic program run smoothly and successfully.
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Undefeated Season! The 1991 Charger Girls' tennis team, coached by Bill Carson, had a tremendous, undefeated season with a 10-0 dual meet record. The girls achieved many goals that have never been accomplished in the history of Centennial, such as having an undefeated season and also sending four players to state (Melanie Sehy and Erin McNamara in doubles and Amanda Soskin and Kress Shores also in doubles). The Chargers finished a strong second in the Belleville West Invitational behind the seventh strongest team in the state. At the Bloomington Invitational, Centennial finished fourth out of sixteen teams (Another accomplishment never gained before in the history of the school). The girls also took the title at the Charger Doubles Invitational with the number two doubles, three doubles, and four doubles teams receiving first place trophies. As a result of the tough competition in the Big 12
Conference, Centennial finished fourth but had three medal winners, Melanie Sehy and Roys Shores in doubles and Erin McNamara in singles. At sectionals, the Chargers placed second, onehalf point behind first, while Sehy and McNamara won the doubles title. An outstanding accomplishment of Amanda Soskin was her total career wins of 101 - the most wins out of both the boys' and girls' tennis players. Even though the team will lose their top two varsity players next year, the Chargers are expected to be even stronger with the many competitive juniors, sophomores, and incoming freshman. Congratulations to the players for an undefeated season and to Coach Carson for creating such a strong and dominant program in Centennial High School.
Top: Melanie Sehy bends to get a low ball. Middle left; Erin McNamara sticks her tongue out while swinging. Above: Liz Bui and Julie Harmon express big smiles after defeating their opponents.
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Top left: Kress Shores shows her dimples to the camera man. Top right: The tennis team enjoys Chicago during their stay at the state meet. Middle right: Roys Shores concentrates on the ball. Above: Beth Krandel leans into her backhand.
Back Row: Amanda Soskin, Melanie Sehy, Erin McNamara, Coach Bill Carson. Middle Row: Shelly McMurray, Julie Harmon, Roys Shores, Kim Pershing, Nayoung Kim. Front Row: Kelli Kuhl, Kress Shores, Beth Krandel, Liz Bui, Lisa Hsieh.
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A Kick For Success! This year's 1991 soccer season was dedicated in memory of Clint Atkins and Jason Chicoine by the soccer team. The Chargers saw the addition of many new talented transfers and freshman to the team this year. They gave outstanding performances and show promise for the future. The junior Varsity and Varsity teams were coached by Tim Irish and John Shields. This year's record consisted of 8 wins, 10 losses, and 4 tie games. The most valuable player was Mark Miller.
Jeff Kansy received the most improved player. The Blue and White award went to Matt Wright. Mark Miller and Clint Vrona received All Conference honors with JeffKansy, Matt Wright, and Ryan Reynolds receiving Honorable Mention recognition. Coach Irish said of this year, "I have enjoyed working with this team as much as any team I ever been associated with." Congratulations to coaches and players on your accomplishments this season. Middle Left: Clint Vrana runs ahead of his opponent. Top Right: Coach John Shields gives a few last minute instructions to his players. Middle Right: Matt Wright makes a brilliant catch while his teammates look on in amazement. Back Row: Mgr. Anne Schumacher, Coach John Shields, Matt Wright, David Oldani, Nick Trigg, Farhad Kazemi, Matt Miller, Mgr. Sheri Woods, Mgr. Shantel Bones, Coach Tim Irish. Middle Row: Jeff Curtis, Andy Higgins, Matt Pearson, Ryan Roderick, Dan Bors, Reese Reynolds, Keith Walton, Shawn Heiser. Front Row: Chris Stevens, Mark Miller, Jeff Kansy, Caleb Noel, Clint Vrana, Ryan Reynolds, Brendan Powell.
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Top Left: Ryan Roderick gracefully sets up for the big kick. Top Middle: Matt Wright takes a long stride for a big punt. Top Right: Brendan Powell watches as Clint Vrona and Ryan Roderick attempt to slam dance with their opponent. Middle Left: Matt Pearson
attempts to take the ball away from his Central opponents while his teammate looks on. Bottom Right: Jeff Kansy wonders what exactly Brendan Powell is attempting to do with the soccer ball. Middle Right: Shawn Heiser says, "May I step in?"
3rd Row: Anne Schumacher, Coach Jo hn Shields, Sheri Woods. 2nd Row: Mark Boehm, Gant Grismer, Joe Crispen, Nate Montgomery, Travis Sheehan, Brad Me-
Dermott. 1st Row: Brian Schueter, Chris Freebairn, Ryan Peterson, Alexis Argoudelis, Justin McKuzes, Scott Strissel.
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Swimmers Make Waves The 1991 girls' swimming and diving team, coached by Ed Fredericks and Don Waybright, had a season record of 5 wins and 7 losses; however, they lost 3 dual meets by only a few points. At the Big 12 Conference, held in Bloomington, Centennial finished fourth. Sussanne Jensen finished first in the 100 yard butterfly. The medley relay, consisting of Megan Biddle, Kendra Bolton, Linda Radius, and Christine Brinkmann finished fifth and the 200 yard free relay placed fourth. The 400 yard free relay, composed ofSussanne Jensen, Linda Radius, Jamie Frauenhoffer, and Johanna Klaus, also placed fourth. The girls received fifth at sectionals out of twenty represented schools, with Jensen taking 3rd place in the 100 yard fly. Laura Coleman and Lydia Ball dominated the diving competition by placing first and second (both advancing to state). The most valuable swimmers on the team were Johanna Klaus and Sussanne Jensen. The most valuable diver of the season was Laura Coleman. With many returning underclass swimmers, Centennial looks forward to improving their program next season.
Top right: Christine Brinkmann, Danielle Roeger, and Kim Senteney take time out of swimming to smile for the camera. Bottom right: Lydia Ball begins her dive as Coach Waybright observes. Above: Courtney Klaus screams, "Go Jo" to the feet of Johanna Klaus.
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Back Row: Coach Fredericks, Christine Brinkmann, Johanna Klaus, Kim Senteney, Danielle Roeger, Heather Gillman, Sussanne Jensen, Laura Coleman. 3rd Row: Coach Waybright, Melissa Matz, Kami Gionnette, Kendra Stucki, Courtney Klaus, Sandy Fretty, Megan Biddle, Nicole Strom, Maria Diaz, Linda Radius. 2nd Row: Gwen Muir, Kendra Bolton, Tammy Ellison, Michelle Melchi, Elaine Schulte, Ali Johnson, Natalie Buchanan, Danielle Dupuis. Front Row: Daniela Munoz, Jamie Frauenhoffer, Lydia Ball, Karen Gonyou.
Above: Laura Coleman displays great form while performing a reverse. Top right; Charger swimmers and timers cheer on their teammates. Top left: Jaime Frauenhoffer dives into the water hoping to beat her opponent. Middle left: Sussanne Jensen stretches for the wall.
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Swinging Chargers! The 1991 Charger Golf team , coached by Bob Nelson, had another successful season this year. They had a dual meet record of 10 wins and 4 losses. In invitationals and tournaments, the Chargers once again continued to do well. At the regional meet, the Chargers placed 3rd. They received a 4th place finish at the sectional meet. They received a strong performance from Jacob Wolf. In addition to the Varsity team, this year there was also a junior varsity team. Hopefully with the strong coaching we will continue to have excellent golf teams in the coming years. Congratulations once again to the golf team on a fine season. Bottom Left: Matt Everette leans into his swing. Bottom Right: Andy Butler, why are you using a wood to get out of the mess you are in?
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Back Row: Coach Bob Nelson, Marty Atkinson, Chad Burke, Trent Severns, Andrew Butler, Brett Parker. Middle Row: Matt Everette, Quinn Moller,
Natha Shepard, Nate Rath, Jacob Wolf. Front Row: Kip Mecum, Larry LaRoux, Brian Reed, Hugh Gehrke, Blair Kappes, Darrin Horton.
Top Left: Trent Severns blows up his cheeks as he takes a swing. Top Right: Nate Rath is determined to hit the ball this time. Bottom Left: Andy Butler takes a practice swing using a leaf. Bottom Middle: Jacob Wolf puts a little hip action into his swing. Bottom Right: Chad Burke gracefully swings his golf club.
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Spiking Chargers The 1991 Varsity Volleyball Team had a great season this year, with a 9-9 record. One reason for this success was the return of six 1990 letter winners. Coach Marilyn Freeman said this about her squad, "We're a well-rounded team. There's no one superstar we depend on. They can all set some. They all pass, and most can get kills and serve consistently." Some individual accomplishments include Angela Witt with the most serve attempts, good serves, highest percent of serves and the most points while serving. She also had the most sets for spiking kills. Diana Fierke had the most blocks and aces in serving. Angie Floyd made the most spiking attempts and she had a record of 20 kills per match. Congratulations to Coach Freeman and to the 1991 Varsity Volleyball Team on an excellent season!
Top right; The Varsity loudly cheers on the Junior Varsity. Middle left: Coach Marilyn Freeman thinks that it is time to call a time out. Middle right: Val Harlan watches with amazement as Angie Floyd digs with her mouth open. Bottom left: Angela Witt concentrates on her serve.
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Front row: Angie Floyd, Becky Bodamer, Heidi Hardenbrook, Angela Witt, Sarah Suchor, Sharz Heidari. Back row: Coach Beth Spycher, Valerie Harlan, Mindy Barton, Diana Fierke, Melissa Neal, Manager Paula Gerlad, Coach Marilyn Freeman.
Super Servers The 1991 Junior Varsity Valleyball Team had a wonderful season with a 9-8 record. This year the JV had a new coach, Beth Spycher. She said, "This was a very young team. We had 16 girls on the squad and 13 of them were freshmen. They are going to be prepared for varsity." At their banquet, Sarah Jones was named most valuable player, Reeva Ross most enthusiastic and Erica Worner most improved. Congratulations Coach Spycher and the 1991 Junior Varsity Volleyball team on an excellent season. We look forward to seeing you play next season.
Top left: Allison Sedlak gets the team fired up for a tough match. Middle left; Beth Bickers what are you looking at? Middle right; Sarah Jones and Beth Bickers congratulate Dana Edwards on her Wonderful play.
Sitting; Heather Willis, Dana Edwards. Middle row; Coach Marilyn Freeman, Staci Pankau, Stephanie Foster, Mindy Colwell, Amanda Laroe, Becky Barton, Melissa Freeman, Coach Beth Spycher. Back row; Beth Bickers, Erica Worner, Allison Sedlak, Sarah Jones, N1cole M11lage, Carrie Campion, Reeva Ross, Kristy Tempel, Amy Miller.
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Chargers Steal The Court The Charger Boys Varsity Basketball team had a successful 1991-1992 season. The Chargers have beaten every team in the East division at least once, and many times twice. In the News Gazette Tournament in Rantoul, the Charger's basketball team won the Consellation Championship. In the Holiday Tournament in Carbondale, the Chargers placed a strong 4th. The major contributors of the team were Coleco Buie, Matt Griswold, Simon Mapson, Eric Dunlap, Damien Price, and Donte Watson. The Charger Boys Varsity Basketball team finished the season with a strong record of 14-11. Within their conference, the Chargers ended the season with a 9-7 record. The Chargers went all the way to the Regional Championship game, which they lost to Lincoln. Congratulations to the entire Charger Boys Varsity Basketball team, the Head Coach Coleman Carrodine, and the entire coaching staff for their hard work and successful season.
Sonny Walker squares up for a two pointer.
Back Row: Coach Jim Terry, Coach Al Nudo, Andy Glogowski, Coleco Buie, Si mon Ma pson, Amefika Terrell, Dana Litwin, Dante Wa tson, Charles Weathi ngton, Matt Griswold, Ma nager Jason Bates, Coach Ti m Lavin. Front
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Row: Manager Darrin Taylor, Claven Jones, Michael McCray, Eric Dunlap, Head Coach Coleman Carrodi ne, DeJuan Bowdry, Sonny Walker, Craig Vaplon.
Top right: Matt Griswold concentrates on protecting the Charger ball. Bottom right: Coleco Buie and Damien Price both slap the boards in order to ensure the rebound. Top left: Coleco Buie charges down court for a fast break. Bottom left: Eric Dunlap sets up another Charger offense.
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Making the Shot! The 1991-92 Sophomore Boys Basketball team had another fine season. They played well together as ¡a team. They displayed hard work and determination throughout the entire season. Hopefully with continuing hard work and determination these sophomore boys basketball players can lead us to a great season next year as members of the Varsity squad. Congratulations on another outstanding season to both players and their coach Jim Terry.
Back row: Coach Terry, Caleb Noel, Dan O'Brien, Reese Klaudt, Dexter Pettis, Shah Washington.
Bottom left: Dana Litwin's opponent protects himself before Dana jumps for the basket. Top right: Matt Himes defends the basket from his opponent while his teammates look on. Bottom right: Dana Litwin steps around his opponent.
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Front row: David Fairchild, Nick Trigg, Chris Spore, Matt Himes, Darrell Hubbard, Cedric Nesbitt.
3rd Winning Season Centennial's Freshman boys basketball team developed a winning attitude early in the season, and continued that confidence throughout the season. The Chargers captured the Rantoul tourney, and placed third in the Bloomington event. Victories over all three Decatur schools, Rantoul, Central, and Urbana highlighted the season. Key players contributing to the winning season were Terry Cole, Quinn Moller, Anthony Figueroa, Bobbie Toppe, Willie Rogers. Daney' Williams, and Rick Whitney. The entire team displayed a tremendous attitude and enthusiasm for the game.
Back row: Coach Nudo, Mgr. Shawn Pearson, Adam Holleman, Bobbie Tappe, Rick Whitney, Larry Benz, Chris Lockett, Terrion Herman, Henry White, Mgr. Kalan Winston, Mgr. Rory Nolan. Front row:
Anthony Figueroa, Quinn Moller, Mike Butler, Terry Cole, Joe Lang, Shamaco Milton, Dane Williams, Willie Roger.
Middle left: Terrion Herman concentrates on his free throw. Middle right: Quinn Moller keeps the ball away from his opponent. Bottom left: Mike Butler says, "It's my ball!" Bottom right: Chargers race for the runaway ball .
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Exceptional Season The Centenial Girls' Varsity Basketball team, coached by Tim Fairchild and Dick Jones, had an excellent season this year with an 18-4 record overall and 112 in the Big 12. One reason for this success was their hard work and the return of 4 seniors; Johanna Klaus, Katia Taylor, Carmelitta Walker and Rolita Washington. Coach Fairchild said, "Our most valuable player was Carmelitta Walker, but they all play great as a team and everyone would sacrifice to win. " Some of their accomplishments were winning the Thanksgiving Tournament, placing third in the Peoria Manual Christmas Tournament and receiving the number one seed in sectionals. Congratulations Coach Fairchild and Jones and Lady Chargers on an excellent season!
Top Right: Sarah Jones jumps at the chance to steal the ball from her opponent. Middle Left: Carmeletta Walker tries to rebound the basketball. Middle Right: The Varsity Chargers live by their motto, GO! FIGHT! WIN!
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Front Row: Carmelitta Walker, Rolita Washington, Katia Taylor, Johanna Klaus, Harvetta Williams, Syreeta Oliver. Back Row: Coach Dick Jones, Natalie Rudd, Tori Beck, Joy Rayburn, Pam Hassell, Sarah Jones, Carrie Campion, Coach Tim Fairchild.
Top Left: Johanna Klaus shouldn't you be paying attention to the game instead of staring off into never-never-land? Top Right: Don't get too excited Carmelitta Walker about having to sh0ot a free throw. Bottom Left: Syreeta Oliver drives for the basket. Lower Center: Harvetta Williams gets frustrated when she can't find an open team member. Bottom Right: Johanna Klaus can shoot a basket and stick out her tongue at the same time.
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Preparing for Varsity The Junior Varsity Girls' Basketball Team under the direction of Coach Dick Jones and Coach Tim Fairchild had an up and down season this year with an 87 record. Some of their biggest wins were against our cross town rivals, Central and Urbana. Coach Fairchild said, "The JV played well in stretches and should be well prepared for varsity next year." Some very valuable players were Tori Beck, Carrie Campion, Sarah Jones, Joy Rayburn and Natalie Rudd. Congratulations Coach Jones and Fairchild and to the Junior Varsity Team!
Top Right: Tori Beck, Natalie Rudd and Heather Maxwell can't decide who should catch the ball. Middle Left: Tori Beck fights for possession of the basketball. Middle Center: Carrie Campion gets pushed out of the way by her opponent. Middle Right: When Natalie Rudd sees an opening, she goes for it.
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Front Row: Tori Beck, Heather Maxwell, Beth Bickers, Andrea Campion, Natalie Rudd, Carrie Campion. Back Row: Coach Tim Fairchild, Joy Rayburn, Lisa Clark, Sarah Jones, Tamika Spratley, Sherraun Hodges, Coach Dick Jones.
Freshman Girls Aim High The Freshmen Girls' Basketball Team put forth an enduring effort during the 1991-1992 basketball season. The freshmen team, consisting of 14 players, performed well together all season long. Early in the season, the freshmen team beat MacArthur with a score of 42 points to MacArthur's mere 4 points. The Freshmen Girls Basketball team ends the season with a promising performance. Their overall record was 5-7. We look forward to their contributions in the basketball program at Centennial High School m the future.
Row 1: Lisa Albers, Amy Miller, Sherraun Hodges, Tyrise Sallee, Danielle Johnson, Jessica Stahl. Row 2: Heather Maxwell, Daniella Munoz, Beth Bickers,
Coach Mills, Andrea Campion, Mindy Colwell, Jamie Roberts.
Top left: Andrea Campion looks for an open teammate. Top middle: Heather Maxwell makes a jump shot against MacArthur. Top right: Beth Bickers demonstrates her tough defensive skills. Bottom right: Daniela Munoz concentrates on the basket during her free throws.
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Chargers Do It With A Splash The Centennial swimmers and divers, coached by Ed Fredericks and Don Waybright, had a successful season with a seven and three record. Late in December, the Chargers placed sixth in the Bloomington Invitational. Second place pleased Centennial at the Charger Invitational with nine teams participating. Jeff Nowak and Andy Wagner placed second and third in the diving competition, while David Dunn received a first place award in the 100 yard free. Ken Smith swam to a second place finish in the 50 yard free. In the Hinsdale Central Diving Competition, Nowak and Wagner finished seventeenth and twenty-fourth respectively. The boys took third place in the Big 12 Conference. At the sectional meet, Centennial qualified six people to state-Jeff Nowak, Andy Wagner, Toby Meisenheimer, Ken Smith, and Kerry Wright. Andy Wagner finished thirteenth and Jeff Nowak finished twenty-ninth at the state meet. Meisenheimer also performed well and broke the school record in the 100 breast. Congratulations to the swimmers and divers for a great season!
Top: Craig Remsen breathes in water as well as air. Right: Toby Meisenheimer dives in the pool with great determination. Above: Kanno Kuramoto strives to the finish.
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Back Row: Coach Waybright, Ken Smith, Toby Meisenheimer, Trent Severns, JetTNowak, Coach Fredericks. Middle: Dave Dunn, Kanno Kuramoto, Craig Remsen, Andy Wagner, Kerry Wright, Clint Vrona. Front: Gant Grismer, Kris Wright, Dan Remsen, Jim Piercy, Brian Batchellor.
Top left: Kerry Wright displays his muscular arm to the cameraman. Middle: David Dunn stretches to win his race. Top Right: Brian Batchellor and Craig Remsen discuss their weekend plans. Above: Is Toby Meisenheimer yelling or breathing?
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Back To The Mat This year's wrestling team, coached by Ron Sexton and Kevin Baker, have set many goals for themselves. Some of these goals include to win the Big 12 Conference or to place in the top three, to wrestle as a team in the team sectionals, to qualify five or more wrestlers for the state sectional, to qualify two or three wrestlers for the state tournament (which is held at the Assembly Hall here in Champaign each year), and finally to have a wrestler place in the top six at the state tournament. This year's team has done well. Some top wrestlers include in the 103 lbs. category senior Jack Vu, in 112 lbs. sophomore Mark Boehm, in 140 lbs. senior Fred Bartels, in 189 lbs. senior James Cross, and in the heavyweight category senior Chris Jordan. Centennial placed 5th in the Big 12 Conference Meet. We hope this year's team has continuing success.
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Back row: Coach Baker, Kenyatta Wilson, Mike Barber, Mark Foster, James Cross, Fred Bartels, Chris Jordan, Coach Sexton. Front row: Jack
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Back row: Coach Baker, Ben Vu, Justin Moore, Charles Lechel, Jim Palmer, Coach Sexton, Front
row: James Estes, Nick Stillwell, Larry LaRoux, Brian Douros.
Opp. Pg. Middle Left: Coach Baker looks like he's ready to jump out on the mat and show us his stuff. Opp. Pg. Middle Right: Mark Foster waits for the referee to blow his whistle. Opp. Pg. Bottom Left: Chris Jordan reaches underneath his opponent for a better hold. Top Left: "The Stare Down!" Top Right: Charger fans look on with great anticipation. Middle Left: Kenyatta Wilson tries to get out of his opponent's grasp. Middle Right: Coach Sexton yells some last minute instructions to his wrestlers. Bottom Left: This is wrestling not karate. Isn't it? Bottom Right: Jack Vu asks his opponent, "Have you ever had a helicopter spin?"
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Junior class officers. Row 1: Monte! Avant (president), Keith Walton (vice-president). Row 2: Holly McDaniel (secretary), Ryan Roe (treasurer).
Laura Coleman and Molly Helgesen snuggle up with Oint Vrona at the NHS Bonfire.
Juniors
Later Curfew Start getting tons of college junk mail. Having the privilege of organizing the Senior prom 4. Athletic study hall 5. Last year of SRA's 6. Preparing for the ACT and SAT 7. Claiming Senioritis 8. SwimmingAGAIN 9. Being able to get out at 2:20 10. A physics class that is even more exciting than chemistry
Monte! Avant makes no jokes about the Junior class float.
Abdullah, K Acord, D. Ahlden, L. Allen, J. Almli, J. Ashby, M.
Ashwood, T. Atkinson, M. Avant, M. Baggot, K Ball, J. Barber, J.
Barton, M. Bates, A. Bates, J.
Beard, P. Benedict, S. Bennett, B.
Berbaum, T. Biddle, M. Biggers,. B.
Birge, D. Black, S. Blaford, E.
Lisa Parker looks amazed at a balloon
Boatz, Bors, Bowdry, Bradbury, Bradford, Brannan,
Juniors
A. D. D. A. A. A.
Briggs, C. Brister, C. Brown, H. Bryan, A. Bryant, M. Buchanan, M.
Bui, Q. Buker, L. Buoy, J. Burkholder, M. Burrles, V. Burton, M.
Cain, C. Carlson, C. Carter, K.
Carter, M . Caston, S. Chambers, R.
Chatman, T. Clark, R. Clinton, J.
Stephanie Danko hopes to find an enjoyable book in the library.
Coleman, L. Correll, S. Danko, S. Dash, M . Davenport, T . Davis, R.
Derby, L. Diep, T . Dorris, T. Dueringer, S. Donn, D. Dyer, E.
¡Juniors
Eisenstein, A. Emery, A. Evans, B. Evans, C. Evans, J. Ewald, A.
Eyman, K Fairman, N. Fairfield, J. Fisher, C. Floyd, A. Foster, T.
Francis, K Franco, J. Franco, R. Franklin, J.
Pretty, S. Frye, G. Garcia, B.
George, T. Glogowski, A. Gonyou, T.
Griffet, S. Hardenbrook, H. Harlan, V. Harris, M. Harvey, J. Harvey, K
Hassell, P. Helgesen, M. Hemphill, F. Hieser, S. Horton,M. Hostetter, L.
Juniors
Hsiech, L. Hughes, A. Hyatt, J. Jackson, R. Jefferies, M. Johnson, B.
Johnson, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, J. Jones Jr., C.
Jones, E. Kendrick, E. Kenner, D. Kenner, J.
Kim, N. Kuntz, J. Kuramoto, P. Lamb, D. Lansford, B. Lariviere, S.
LaRoe, J. Lee, D. Leman, T.
Lenz, A. Lokshin, M. Lopez, J.
Ludwig, B. Ludwig, B. Luhrshen, J.
Clint Vrona and Lisa Batchellor share a dance at Homecoming.
Juniors
Luu, P. Mackovic, A. Maggio, S.
Mahannah, K. Mapson, S. Marshky, C.
Martinez, T . Matz, M. Maze, Y. McArdle, D. McClendon, A. McCurry, A.
McDaniel, H. Mikucki, B. Miller, M. Moore, R. Muhammed, A. Muhammed, K.
Mulcahey, M . Neal, M . Neely, C. Newbern, T. Nudo, M. Nussear, C.
Ohlasson, K. Oldani, D. Oliver, S.
Owens, J. Page, C. Parker, L.
Allana Emery and Christy Fisher laugh at the Photographer.
Juniors
Peacock III, C. Pelmore, E. Peterson, J.
Phillips, M. Pierce, G. Pittman, K
Plotner, T. Plotner, T. Posey Jr., J.
Juniors are having a blast a.t the NHS Bonfire.
Powell, B. Purcell, K. Rachels, A. Rath, N. Reed, A. Reed, E.
Remsen, C. Roe, R.
Rollins, J. Ross, C.
The Centennial Marching Band follows Amy Ward.
Saupe, S. Sauro, D. Scheiding, W. Scherer, K. Schmitt, M. Schneider, E.
Juniors
Schulte, E.
What is your best excuse for not turning in your homework? "I was mugged."-Steve Correll "Parents wouldn't let me because they said I should enjoy my youth while I have it."Ben Lansford
Schurvinske, J.
"Power outage ... no power-no lights-no homework!"-Cathy Sengsouvanh "Homework? We had homework?"-Megan Biddle and many others "My brother ate it."-Drew Stockman "I'm a volunteer fireman, and we had three calls last night."-Brent Ludwig
Schweighart, C.
Scully, M. Sehy, M. Sengsavanh, P. Sengsouvanh, C. Sheehan, E. Sheppard, N.
Shores, R. Short, J. Simmons, C. Simmons, J. Singleton, D. Smith, B.
Smith, M. Smith, M. Snyder, E. Spark, S. Sprout, J. Staches, T.
Steele, M. Stevens, C. Stevenson, P. Stewart, R. Stiff, M. Stigall, D.
Juniors
Stockman, A. Storch, J. Strom, N. Stucki, K. Suchor, S. Swihart, A.
Taylor, C. Thomas, J.
Thomassie, D. Thompson, A.
Anna Bates, Teyha Dixon, and Kim Sands say cheese.
Todd, J. Trick, A. Tscheschlok, M. Tumiati, A. Turkiewicz, R. Turner, C.
Tyrrell, P. Ulinski, S.
Vaplon, C. Virgilio, J.
Courtney Page and Jocelyn Storch are enjoying the R.E.A.C.H. weekend...
Vonner, S. Vrana, C. Vu, T. Wade, B. Wagner, A. Wagner, S.
Juniors
Walker, C. Walker, S. Walker, T. Walton, K Ward, A. Warren, M.
Washburn, A. Watson, D. Weatherall, L.
Weaver, C. Webbink, R. Weber, S.
Weidemier, M. Wetmore, H. Wheeler, M.
Annenious Griham and Donald Stevens imitate Superman.
What is your most humorous driving experience? "Driving down Green Street with Maggie Nudo and seeing a deer run in front of our car. We laughed so hard we almost wrecked."Corey Evans "I didn't have my license and I 'borrowed' a friend's car and my mom pulled up behind me"-Sara Maggio "When my friend and I were on the railroad tracks and the bar came down on the roof of the car and the lights started going because a train was coming."-Megan Stiff "My dad put the car in neutral as I was making a left turn at a major intersection when a bunch of guys I knew were right next to me." -anonymous "Trying to drive but forgetting to turn on the car."-Steph Duerjnger. "1 was singing to a tape (a good song was playing) and I looked over and the guy next to me was laughing. I felt real dumb."anonymous
Juniors
Wilberg, R. Wilkins, E.
Williams, H. Wilske, K
Winfield, R. Winfrey, C.
Worner, C. Wright, J.
Chris Stephens and Michelle Sears turn and smile for the camera.
Wright, K Wright, P. Young, A. Young, C. Zarbuck, T.
What do you expect your senior year to be like? "Camping out at the mailbox waiting for thick envelopes from colleges."-Lisa Hsiech "Fun, no work, and parties."-Kris Dressel /
"I expect it to be fun, full of laughs, and easy."-Jason Kenner "Just like freshman, sophomore, and junior years have been except with a little more comfortable and adapted feeling." -Sara Maggio
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NaY oung Kim serves some hot cocoa at the NHS Bonfire .
Camera Shy Juniors Ahrendt, R. Algee, S. Allen, C. Ammons, 0. Avant, T. Benton, A. Black, C. Boltz, M. Brize, D. Cotton, S. Crawford, S. Crowder, S. Dressel, K. Duckworth, T. Eppler, T. Fuller, J. Gordon, T. Gray, C. Gray, M . Gustafson, D. Hance, L. Hettinger, B. Holt, T. Johnson, T. Johnson, M. Jones, R.
Lechel, T. Lockett, R. Maynor, L. Melby, E. Mendoza, F. Minor, J. Moore, J. Nelson, A. Nguyen, T. Ornelas, A. Owen, M. Pease, E. Price, T. Reynolds, R. Richards, M. Roderick, R. Rushton, J. Russell, M. Sarno Jr., W. Shiro, T. Simmons, T. Simpson, F. Stevens, D. Stewart, S. Teschke, L. Turner, M .
Vaplon, C. Wassom, M . Weatherly, T. Weber, S. Wilkerson, D. Winfrey, T. Wong, W.
Angie Reed skips down the stairs.
In Memory of Clint Atkins We Never Knew How Great the Love Until We Felt The Pain From Loss Of Brother, Son, And Friend. Clinton Paul Atkins February 1, 197 5-April 12, 1991
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Drivers License Safety You don't look like a lost freshman Rides to lunch Exciting health movies Picking on people instead of being picked on One more year of being an underclass The PSAT doesn't count Blowing up chemistry labs Growing tall enough to reach the top shelf of your locker
Class Officers: Heather Willis (president), Linda Radius (vice-president), Lindsey Meyers (treasurer), Kristen Krueger (secretary).
top: The class of 1994. "Hasta Ia Vista Baby." left: Linda Radius-My what big feet you have. '
Sophomores
Abdullah, M. Adams, J. Albert, S.
Alwes, J. Anderson-Hom, T. Anderson, K
Argoudelis, A. Aschinger, W. Atwater, B. Armenios Graiahm and Melisa Turner flash big grins at the NHS Bonfire.
Baer, D. Baggott, E. Bailey, T. Bangsengthong, C. Bamdollar, N. Batchellor, B.
Batchellor, S. Bates, J. Beck, T. Bigham, C. Binnion, R. Blue, E.
Boege, B. Boehm, M. Bokor, N. Bolin, S. Bolton, K Bones, S.
Boss, M. Bowen, R. Bragg, M. Brant, J. Breneman, J. Brewer, S.
Sophomores
Brown, D.
What is your best excuse for being late to school? "The muffier fell off the car."-Kelly Anderson Brown, J.
"I was halfway to school and a dog chased me back home, so I was too tired to run aU the way back to school."-Dee Milton "The MTD was full so I had to catch the next one."-Megan Canter
"I forgot we had school."-Courtney Hartt
Brown, S.
"I missed the bus, so I started walking. A guy I know picked me up and drove me t0 Savoy and then I caught the MTD, but it broke down. I caught a cab and finally got here, but I had to spend $5." -Sarah Milton
Brown, T. Buchanan, N. Buie, L. Burge, P. Burkhardt, G. Burokas, M.
Butts, K. Byers, M. Campion, C. Cantner, M. Carter, M. Clark, L.
Cobb, K. Cobb, S. Cochrane, L. Conley, A. Cooper, M. Correll, M.
Cortell,J. Cox, C. Crawford, M. Crayton, C. Cunnington, T. Curtiss, J.
Sophomores
Dale, R. Daniel, T. Davis, D.
Davis, J. DeWeese, J. Deck, J.
Depew, H . Diaz, M. Difanis, M.
Danielle Dupuis growls at the camera.
Drewes, B. Ducey, N. Dupuis, D. Dyson, M. Edwards, D. Edwards, D.
Einfieldt, J. Evans, N.
Everette, A. Fairbanks, H.
What happened to the sophomore guys?
Fairchild, D. Fellers, J. Fellers, J. Filler, P. Foster, M. Freebairn, C.
Sophomores
Freeman, M.
What do you expect to be doing ten years from now? "I expect to be a successful model or actress."-Demika McLilly French, S.
"I expect to be in the N.B.A. on the Chicago Bulls."-Jermale Young
"I expect to be married and have a child, and be a lawyer, making life happier instead of shorter."-Nicole Motton
"I plan to be producing films in Hollywood."-Matt Gladney "To be on a spaceship to Mars."-Derek Baer Fulfer, S.
Funk, S. Gadbury, J. Gionnette, K Gladney, M. Goeres, C. Graham, D.
Green, G. Grismer, G. Gustafson, H . Hall, M. Harmony, H. Harris, M.
Harris, T. Hartt, C. Hawkins, M. Heidari, S. Hessee, G. Hill,L.
Hilson, M. Himes, M. Hoerman, J. Hom,J. Hurley, S. Ireland, T.
Sophomores
"Playing the pan flute on the East Coast."-Lili Pilcher
Jenkins, H. Jewell, C. Johanek, P.
Johnson, A. Johnson, J. Jones, D.
Kahler, A. Karle, L. Kent, A. Kirubakeran, J. Klaudt, R. Klaus, C.
Klemann, K Koch, T. Kovar, B. Krandel, B. Krueger, K Kubbs, D.
¡ LeBrecque, S. l..amkni, C. Lanman, A. Lenz, J. Lechel, C. Leister, P.
Leong, H. Lewsader, J. Litwin, D.
Locke, S. Loshen, L. Love, N.
Everyone is happy to be at the bonfire.
Sophomores
Lux, K. Magee, M. Majer, D. Mann, T. Martin, R. Mathews, P.
McConaha, M. McCray, C. McDermott, B. McElhaney, D . McLaughlin, B. McLilly, D .
Mecum, K. Meeker, M. Meredith, K. Miller, J. Mills, R. Milton, D.
Milton, J. Mischa, K. Moore, J. Moore, M . Morgan, C. Muir, G.
Mulhall, B.
Munson, J.
Myers, L.
Sophomores
Vanderzalm, M. Vanlandingham, M. Varvel, B. Vogel, M. Walker, J. Wandell, M.
Warga, B. Washington, A. Watson, D. Weidner, J. Wheeler, H. White, D.
White, T. Willis, H. Window, S. Winston, T. Wolf, J. Woods, S.
Young, V. Zehr, S. Zelinsky, M.
Camera Shy Sophomores Anderson, K. Armstrong, M. Bickel, J. Biehl, K. Briggs, P. Brown, D. Browne, A. Capers, A. Clark, D . Cortez, F. Crowley, M. Custer, J. Deppe, E. Dockery, L. Duncanson, A. Gaskins, S. Gillon, J. Green, K. Griham, A.
Gross, R. Harmon, K. Hartrick. J. Helmick, K. Herring, B. Herring, J. Herring, L. Herron, D . Rise, R. Hubbard, D. Hughes, D . King, A. Long, M. McFarland, M. McKelphin, T. Melchi, J. Melchi, M. Moore, E. Motton, N.
Osler, R. Pearson, M Peterson, M . Ragel, N . Ragel, R. Rayburn, J. Roberts, A. Simmons-Gee, T . Sprague, A. Terry, C. Thompson, M. Trigg, N. Turner, A. Washington, A. Wilson, K. Wright, P. Young, J.
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TOP TEN THINGS ABOUT BEING A FRESHMAN 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Actually make use of the YOU ARE HERE maps. Arctic walks to lunch in the winter. Dissecting frogs. MTD buses. You can act stupid and get away with it. Required classes-No Blowoff classes. Get to sleep later than Juniors and Seniors. Learning to enjoy freshman cuisine. Getting acquainted with Centennial's pool. Idolizing all the upperclassmen. Class officers: (top) Amy Pierce (treasurer), Terry Cole (president), (bottom) Sophia Battle (Secretary), Andrea Campion (vice-president).
Anthony Figueroa proves that he is top banana.
Freshmen show their Charger power.
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Arnold, S. Asbury, R. Ashby, M Asher, J. Ball, L. Barber, M.
Barnes, S. Barton, R. Bates, N. Battle, S. Beaumont, W. Benz, L.
Bialeschki, B. Bickers, E. Biggers, T. Bishop, J. Boltz, M. Bowdry, M.
Bradbury, J. Brinkmann, B. Brown, D.
Brown, G. Brown, W. Bullis, D.
Burton, T. Butler, M. Butts, S.
Otto Taylor tries to intimidate the photographer
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Campion, A. Chambers, C. Chatman, R. Chubb, L. Clausen, J. Claw, A.
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Danley, K. Davenbaugh, M. Davis, J. Davis, J. Davis, S.
Dennis, S. Dennison, D. Dill, A.
Dixon, R. Dixon, T. Dolske, S.
Dorris, L. Drosey, T. Douros, B.
Angeleque White shows off her dancing skills at the freshman dance.
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Dunn, J. Durbin, J.
Dye, A. Earvin, L. Eisenstein, J. Erwin, A. Estergard, A. Estes, J.
Estes, L. Evans, J. Fairchild, S. Faron, S. Farruggia, D . Faust, N .
Figueroa, A. Fish, P. Fisher, J. Fisher, M. Fitch, M. Floyd, P.
Folsom, N. Foltz, T. Foresman, C. Fortado, J. Foster, S. Foutch, L.
Fravenhoffer, J. Freeman, M. Fry, J. Garske, S. Gherke, H. Ghadiri, J.
Freshman
Gillen, A. Golden-Trist, R. Gonyou, K Grady, A. Green, H. Green, M.
Griffin, E. Gwin, L. Handy, V.
Harkins, R. Harms, J. Hayward, J.
Heath, C. Hendricks, C. Hendrickson, M.
Henson, S. Herges, S. Herman, T. Herold, S. Hicks, S. Hill, J.
Hippensteel, A. Hodges, S. Holleman, A. Hollett, M. Holloway, E. Holloway, L.
Hopper, L. Hornbuckle, M. Hottman, K Jacobs, L. Jeffries, M. Jenkins, J.
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Jones, 0. Jones, S. Jones, S. Judson, K Kappes, B. Keane, I.
Kemphues, B. Kenney, D. Kim, D. Kinard, A. Kirby, D. Kite, B.
Klemann, T. Kovar, L. Krause, R. Kuehn, A. Kuhl, K Landells, T.
Lang, J. Laroe, J.
LaVoux, L. Leman, N
Lenoir, R. Lee, C.
Danny Remsen chows down on his chili at the Chili Supper.
Freshman
Leskis, R. Linzy, S. Lockett, A. Lockett, C. Logsdon, D. Louie, B.
Luu, S. Mackovic, J. Makannah, K. Martin, T. Martin, T. Mason, D.
Mathias, J. Maxwell, H. Mayfield, M. McAfee, T. McArdle, K. McCowen, A.
McKay, A.
What makes it obvious that you are a freshmen? "I have a brother that is older and everyone knows it."-Arny Miller " My height."-Barry Walker and many others McKinzie, S.
"I didn't know where all my classes were and I walked to lunch."- Kara Stucki and most of the freshmen class "Our football jersey says so."-Freshmen football team "How my friends and I act hyper in the halls and always laugh in class."-Shelly Henson
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Miller, D. Mills, E.
Milton, S. Mirarefi, A. Moller, M. Montgomery, N. Moore, A. Moore, M.
Moore, S. Morefield, A. Moreillon, B.
Munoz, D. Munson, R. Murphy, M.
Neely, B. Nelsen, D . Newell, R.
Joe Crispen and Jen Williams enjoy their first Homecoming dance.
Freshmen
Nicholas, K Nolan, R. O'Brian, J. Oschwald, J. Otto, J. Paceley, J.
Pankau, S. Park, S.
Patterson, R. Paul, K
Pearson, S. Peppers, E. Peterson, G. Peterson, S. Pettigrew, S. Pettis, A.
Pfeffer, S. Pfefferkorn, C.
Pierce, A. Piercy, S.
Tracy Sprout and Kim Dalton are all smiles about the freshmen dance.
Pike, A. Pillischafske, K Pirtle, J. Polite, J. Porter, C.
Freshmen
Randolph, J. Reed, J. Remsen, D . Rhoden, B. Rine, C. Roberts, J.
Robinson, L. Rodger, W. Ross, R. Rudd, N. Russell, A. Saathoff, J.
Sallee, T. Schaudt, T. Schlueter, B. Seay, D. Sedlak, A. Shafer, B.
Shaw, J. Sheehan, T.
Shores, K. Singhass, K.
Small, K. Smestad, S.
Smith, E. Smith, J. Smith, M. Smith, T. Snyder, A. Somers, J.
Freshmen
Spires, A. Sprague, M. Sprout, T. Stafford, B. Stahl, J. Steele, J.
Stillwell, N. Stockmen, C. Stout, K. Stucki, K. Suchomski, C. Szyhowski, J.
Taylor, C. Taylor, 0 . Tempel, K.
Terry, L. Thomas, A. Thomas, R.
Thompson, K. Toppe, B. Turner, K.
Turner, N . Twenhafel, S. Vankim, Jr., J. Virghes, D. Vrona, N. Vu, B. /""
Walden, J. Walker, B. Walker, E. Walker, J. Walker, S. Walden, S.
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Washington, J. Waters, S. Watts, G. Weaver, R. Webber, W. Weedman, C.
Weeks, R. Weidemier, J. West, A. Westley, J. White, A. White, H.
Whitley, R. Whitley, T. Wilder, T. Wilder, T. Williams, D. Williams, J.
Williams, L. Williams, M. Williams, M. Willis, S. Wilson, C. Wilson, J.
What is the worst thing that an upperclassman has done to you? "Tried to give me a swirly."-Joe Dunn
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me, 'You're in the wrong school, go to Jefferson."'-Amy Pierce
"Threaten to put me in a locker."-Lynette Jacobs "My brother knocked my books out of my hands, but guess who picked them up ... not me!"-Melinda Ashby "Given me the wrong directions."-Brian Reed
"On the first day Carlos Ivy picked me up by the straps of my overalls and carried me upstairs."-Kristi Nicholas
Freshmen
Wingate, E. Winston, K. Wolf, A. Worner, E. Wright, F.
Wright, K. Wright, L. Wright, L. Yang., K. Zachary, A.
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Left: Nicole Millage and Kinsey Singhass have some cocoa with their talk. Above: Shamaco Milton pushes Anna Bates out of "his" picture.
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Above: Everyone has a good time at the freshman dance thanks to Interact. Right: Sophia Battle, shouldn't you pay attention in class?
Camera Shy Freshmen Carter, S. Cluver, T. Dobbins, G. Dorsey, M. Douglas, B. Dukes, N. Gordon, A. Griffin, L. Horton, H. Hoskins, T.
Hurd, W. Jordan, A. Kelly, F. King, N . Licquia, M. Mallemee, M. McAffe, G. Moffitt, T. Moore, T. Phipps, C.
Pridemore, M. Stephens, R. Sykes, M. Turner, T. Ward, A. Ward, P. Washington, M. White, M. Williams, T .
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Holly McDaniel holds on to Brent Ludwig's arm to avoid being lost at the Bonfire.
Roys Shores considers herself lucky to be surrounded by the guys of the junior class.
Shantel Brown catches up on the gossip after school.
Lena Teschke threatens anyone who tries to take her volleyball.
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Look at Underclass Kendra Stucki turns and smiles for the camera.
Brian McKay shares a dance with both Lydia Ball and Jamey Fraunhoffer.
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Mr. Davis and Kim Sands chat about the Bonfire.
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SCHOLASTIC The Illinois State Scholars Program recognizes students whose ACT scores and whose class rank indicate high achievement and ability. The DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution) and SAR (Sons of the American Revolution) awards go to the top seniors chosen by their peers and faculty. 5.0 students have achieved straight A's all throughout high school. Girls and Boys state was a conference dealing with Illinois's Government.
Ill inois Sta te Scholars: Fro nt Row-Ma rk Pc ni coo k, JciT Nowak. Aa ron Stu cki . Alle n Ha iL Andres Padua. Jessica Rudd , Kristina Fre nch. Ka ra Hage n. Sara h Milto n, Kim Yo ung, Ruth Gauchman. Second Row-Sara Campi on, Matt Brown , Jacob
Wolf. Steven Bauer, Johanna Klaus, Bill isaacson, Rebecca L1r~ so n. Kri stin Ra hri g. Third Row-Fred Ba rtels, Chri s Poh lod, Mike Po ntifcx. Ste ven Thiele, Angela Spalding, Li z Cline, Derek Pater. Sa ra McNa mara, Chri s Nash , Jack Log ue. Fo urth RowMa tt Everette, Mark Miller, Ben Beyers, Sarah G elbcrg, Tim Meeker. Ja so n StilT, Andrew Hasse ll, April Wel ch, Sha nn on Fac kl er.
OAR and SAR Winners: Jenny Shuff and Toby Meisenheimer.
5.0 Students: Toby Meisenheimer and Shireen Heidari.
Girls and Boys State: Jenny Shuff, Kara Hagen, Ruth Gauchman, Johanna Klaus, Andrew Hassel, Ben Beyers, Matt Brown, Tim Meeker.
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SENIORS National Merit-Finalists are seniors chosen from the top scores in each state based on PSAT scores. These students continue in competition for scholarship awards. National Merit Scholarship Commended students are those who excel on the PSAT. The Marine Bank Scholarship is awarded on the basis of leadership, academic achievement, and community involvement. Marine Bank Scholars: Front Row-Krist in Rahrig, Ruth Gauchman, Kara Hagen, Steven Bauer, Eric Dunlap. Second Row-Shell y McMurray, Sarah Milton, Jeff Nowak, Steven T hiele, Sara McNamara. Thi rd RowShireen Heidari, Matt Brown, Derek Pater, Chris Pohlod, Aaron Stucki, Fourth RowSara Campion, Andrew Hassell, Steve Stoll, Toby Meisenheimer. Not pictured: Jo hanna Kla us.
Nati onal Merit Semi-Finalists: Andrew Hassel, Derek Pater, Steven T hiele, Steve Stoll, Jeff Nowak.
Na ti onal Merit Achievement Program Commended: Ben Beyers.
Nati onal Merit Scholarship commended: Johanna Kla us, Steve Bauer, Ruth Ga uch man, Kara Hagen, Shireen Heidari.
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Most Aetivf! Jenny Shuff & Chris Pohlod
Class Coupll! Erin McNamara & Trent Severns
Most lntf!lligf!nt Andrew Hassell & Ruth Gauchman
Most T alf!ntf!d Tim Meeker & Sara McNamara
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Ben Beyers & Katia Taylor
Milly Jump and Fika Terrell
Mike Nelson & Jenifer Forman Shay Walker & Jason Stiff
Most Spirit~d Mark Penicook & Tiffany Kahler
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Kelly Musson & Missy Shultz
Kevin Battle & Christine Brinkmann
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Matt Brombaugh & Angela Witt
Stacie McCabe & Chris Hamelberg
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Diana Fierke & Matt Pilcher
Johanna Klaus & Jeff Nowak
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Kim Senteney & Brian McKay
Brandon Kuhl & Arwen Sikora
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Alissa Hays & Eric Dunlap
Stacey McWherter & Damien Price
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James Argoudelis & Amy Twohey
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May 1992 Blood and sweat stain the desks that we have sat in, slouched in, stretched in, slept in, and studied in. for what seems like a Lifetime. Our lockers shudder in their emptiness . . . the time has come for us to explore the unknown just beyond those heavy doors. Looking back, we shuffle through memories of anxious anticipation, startling excitement, fragile confidence, and thwarted pride, Laughing and crying at those ambivalent days. The faces of teachers flash in front of our eyes and we see our ideals in the graceful curves of each man and woman. So many emotions chum in the pit of our stomachs that we have to close our burning eyes and steady ourselves. As we hear the last lecture, the last bell, and the last good-bye, we each walk into our own separate future . .. the one we shaped with our sweat and blood.
- Christine Nash, Class of 1992
The senior's class officers are president Eric Dunlap, treasurer Stacey Mcwherter, secretary Arwen Sikora and advised by Mr. Casteel and Mrs. Hettinger.
Camera Shy ... Christopher Alwes, Kytisha Anderson, Heath Baxter, Tyler Bengoechea, Brian Bernard, Frank Bradford Jr., Christopher Bradley, Amber Brent, Michael Brown, Antonio Buchanan, Rhonda Butler, Angela Dahl, Juliyoanna Davis, Stephanie Davis, Brian Ford, Nathan Freeman, Orlando Her-. ~~-¡ man, Eric Hise, Carlos Ivy, Frederick Johnson, Marquis Jones, Christopher Jordan, Farhad Kazemi, Michael Lemke, Byron McCann, Michael McCray, Darrick McMillion, Brian Mergenthaler, Jeremy Morgan, Tracin Porter, Timothy Ray, Michael Regnier, Travis Schoonover, Steve Souk, Rodney Stewart, Tari Toppe, Dennis Tshiwala, Bennie Wallace, Carrie Waller, Leon Watkins Ill, Stephanie Watts, : Williams, Sharonda Winston, Kande Wise, Lionel Womack, Vase Young-
Richard Adrian Thomas Albers Daniel Anderson Kimberly Anderson
James Argoudelis Jason Arrasmith Mary Aschinger Laurie Asher
Debra Atwater Shane Bachman Stephanie Baer Charles Bartels
Lisa Batchellor Kevin Battle Steven Bauer Julie Benz
Eric Bethard Ben Beyers Nicole Birt Matthew Bishop .
Cherilynn Bittinger Rebecca Bodamer Christine Brinkmann Matthew Brombaugh Matthew Brown William Buhrman
Coleco Buie Chad Burke Jared Burton Tanya Burton Andrew Butler Christopher Caldwell
Sara Campion Kelli Carr Shelley Carrico Lenore Carter Denise Cassel Perry Cheng
Michael Chubb Tyra Clapp Elizabeth Cline Dawn Cluver Pamela Combs Shane Cook
LaToya Cooper Regina Cooper James Cross Kip Crozier Todd Dalton Jennifer Davidson
Jamel Davis Chad Deakin Tracie Delio Stephanie Demaris
Mark Denzer Kenneth Dittmar Teyha Dixon Christopher Drewes
DubOlS ¡ Jennifer . Enc Dunlap Kelly Eastham Susan Ebert
Michael Edmonds Jonathan Eldridge Matt Everette Shannon Fackler
Alii. son Felkner Fellers Diana Fierke ~son
Chad Fitton Kimberly Fletcher Jenifer Forman Gennifer Fowler
Reagen Frank Kristina French Tara Gaines Ruth Gauchman
Sarah Gelberg Paula Gerald Kimberly Gerstein Heather Gillman
Matthew Griswold Damon Hackleman Kara Hagen Allen Hall
Vanessa Hall Christopher Hamelberg Jennifer Harkins Julie Harmon Julie Harrison Amy Hart
Andrew Hassell Joseph Hayden Alissa Hays Kelly Heath James Heffernan Shireen Heidari
Stacy Herrington Andrew Higgins Kevin Hiller Emily Hills Aaron Holleman Darren Hollett
Tina Holzhauer Josh Holzinger Thomas Huff William Isaacson Angela James Sussanne Jensen
Brad Johnson Jacki Jones Randy Jones Milagro Jump Tiffany Kahler Jeffrey Kansy
Joan Karich Amy Kaufman Colleen Kelley Dawn Kenney Jeremiah Kerr Amy Kimpel
Jeffrey Kinkel Pamela Kirby Johanna Klaus Kristen Kolter Mimi Koontz Wendy Kovell
Brandon Kuhl Amy Kuzian Jonathan Lambert Angela Lampo Henriette Larsen Erik Larson
Rebecca Larson Jennifer Lashbrook Cornelius Lawrence Erin Lehew Jennifer Liggett Edna Link
Wayne Logue IV Kristopher Luke Scott Madden Shelby Magruder Tara Mahannah Kirk Manley
Jason Mann Andrea Marietta Heather May Alan Mayfield
Kenneth McAfee Katrina McBride Stacie McCabe Camille McConkie
Cori McDermott Meghan McGaw Brian McKay Shelly McMurray
Erin McNamara Sara McNamara Joshua McNattin Stacey MeWherter
Timothy Meeker Tobin Meisenheimer Kimberly Meyers Andrew Miller
Mark Miller Sarah Milton Marcius Moore Joe Mosier
Baaqee Muhammad Thiamo Muhammad Marianne Mullen Kelly Musson
Tonya Myers Christine Nash Michael Nelson Laura Neuendank
Amy Nicholas Jeff Nicholas Nicole Nicholas Aimee Noel
Jeffrey Nowak Tracey Owen Letisha Owens Andrea Padua
Brett Parker Derek Pater Robert Peete II Mark Penicook Toi Peppers Ruby Percival
Reid Peterson Phayvanh Phanrana Jennifer Pierce Eve Pienkos Matthew Pilcher Eric Pillischafske
Anthony Pirtle Christopher Pohlod Michael Pontifex Christiana Pontual
Michael Prutsman Kristin Rahrig Christine Raymond Ryan Reynolds Troy Roberts Danielle Roeger
Andrew Roth Bouneseng Roupsouay Jessica Rudd Robert Russell Sarah Saupe Steven Schaeffer
Jonathan Schmit Tristan Scholze Steven Schoonover Tony Schroeder
Melissa Schultz Kimberly Senteney Trenton Severns Ebony Shackelford
Jennifer Shuff Arwen Sikora Drew Silverwood Tonya Slade
Christina Small Becky Smith Blake Smith Ken Smith
Shauna Smith Amanda Soskin Angela Spalding Jason Stiff
Tony Stiverson Stephen Stoll Aaron Stucki Vilath Sylavong
Darren Taylor Katia Taylor Michael Tempel Amefika Terrell
Steven Thiele Jonathan Thomas Karin Thompson Becky Todd
Annelle Tracy Amy Twohey Willie Vogel Jack Vu
Jim Waldrip Carrnelitta Walker Alfred Washington Rolita Washington
Joanna Weatherall Charles Weathington Laurie Webster April Welch
James West Benjamin White William White Rebecca Wilberg
Kelly Williams David Willis Tamzin Willis Jamie Wilske
Telly Winfrey Fonda Winters Angela Witt Jacob Wolf
Matthew Wright Kim Young
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anything tye-dyed hyper-color clothes bib overalls baggy pants crazy print rayon shirts penny loafers polo shirts beads college sweatshirts white keds Birkenstocks umbras cut-off jeans
T.V. Shows The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Beverly Hills 90210 Knots Landing Cheers Doogie Howser M.D. Rescue 911
Musi~ Groups Boyz II Men Led Zeppelin Steve Miller Band Guy Depeche Mode Bel Biv Devoe Rolling Stones Pink Floyd Public Enemy Black Crows N.W.A.
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Most seniors, girls and guys, have their ears pierced. Less than half have them double pierced, and less than one fourth don't have their ears pierced at all. When asked what their favorite soap opera was, 34% said they didn't have one. "Young & The Restless", and "Days of Our Lives" were the most popular, but "just living at home is good enough" for one senior! Three-fourths of the senior class study in their bedroom. Other common places were the library, the kitchen, and school. Then there were also those who said that they didn't need to study at all.
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87 out of 100 persons surveyed leave campus for lunch.
71 % of Seniors are involved in an extra-curricular activity or sport.
46% of Seniors have been in the Unit 4 school district si nce kindergarten. 52% of Seniors have their own car. 70% of the Seniors have a part-time job. 85% of the seniors have attended Centennial all fo ur years. 34% of the Seniors have a midnight curfew, 19% have a curfew of l :00 a. m., and 32% of the Seni ors don't even have a curfew-must be nice!
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57% ofthe seniors have pets at home, 42% don't have any pets-unless you consider your brother or sister a pet!
34% of Seniors get an average of 7 hours of sleep, 33% get 8 hours, and 18% get 6 hours of sleep. Many people agree that ''they just don't get enough!"
Surprisingly, most of the Seniors did not attend their Junior Prom. Those that did, say they spent anywhere from $150$250. One Senior felt that he spent "too much!"
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Dear Tom, Congratulations to a wonderful son. We are so proud of you . In your quiet but strong spirited self, we know you will succeed . Your friend was correct when he said, "You have that sparkle of determination in your eyes." Always remember to keep God in your life and nothing is impossible if you believe. We love you very much and will always be there for you. Love, Mom, Dad, John , and Lisa
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Ben: You started out purple and your parents were " green,"..b!ft your namesake was honest, industrious, independent and lov ing. As you grow, you become more like him. Take the prayer of St. Francis with you in mind and heart as you soar off on yo ur own like a kite set free. Be sensitive to the needs of others while true to your own goals. Remember always that what you are, more than what you do , will make us proud. Love, Mom, Dad, Brian & Sarah
Ben Beyers;.__ __, Christine, Always aim high and ho ld your aim. You can accomplish a nything you set your mind to do. We are so very proud of you as a daughter and sister. Congratulations! Love, Mom , Dad, Bridgette, Emily, and Millie
Dear Dan, High school graduation is one of many important milestones yo u will achieve in yo ur life. As we celebrate with yo u, know how proud we are-not just for yo ur years of hard work, but, specifically, for who you are. Best wishes for a happy future to one of the finest young men we know. Our Love, Mom, Dad, and Steve Dan Anderson
Matt, Congratulations, you made it! You have accomplished many things, this being just one of them. You set your goals and always challenged yourself to meet them. We're very proud of you. Now as a man you must set new goals. We've tried to be there to support you. All we ever ask is to do your best. Your genuine concern for others has helped you grow. Never lose your visions, and you will always succeed. All our love, Mom & Dad
Dear Debby, Since you were five, we sent you off to school each day with a simple phrase, "Do your best." You have done well, and we are very proud! Over the years you have learned that when you do your best, yo u are rewarded with enriching experiences and lasting friendships. Now yo u don't need us to tell you those words. We love you. Mom and Dad Debby Atwater Dear Fred, You have become a mature, young man in the last four yea rs. We are so proud of you and yo ur accomplishments. The future is wide open for yo u because you have set it up that way. Don't ever let your positive attitude change. Love, Mom, Dad, and Carrie
Chad, Congratulations! We are very proud of you! May your future bring you as much happiness as you have brought us! You are very special! Love, Mom and Dad
Chad Burke Dear Lisa, We love you very much and wish you much happiness in the years to come. Keep God in yo ur heart in all that yo u do . We know that with your many talents and effervescent personality, that you can have a successful future. Love, Mom, Dad, Susan, Brian, and Muffin
Co ngratulations Kelli: We love you and are so proud of you! May your future be as wonderful as the last seventeen years have been for us! College is the next ¡step toward fulfilling your dream and ours. We wish you much success and remember how much your family supports and loves you. Love, Mom , Dad and Kristi
To My Son Kevin , How can I say that I love you in a way that really expresses the depth of that love? How can I say that no parent could be as proud as I am or feel as blessed as I do? You have matured into a "fine young man , a man with a heart, a man that cares about others and for others. The road to that growth wasn't an easy one, but you've done well. Being a young man in today's world isn't easy; there's peer pressure to overcome, and the stereotypes to overcome. You've done well. No matter how old you get you' ll always be that little boy that drove his Tonka fire engine across my chest wh ile I slept to get my attention, and you did (smile.) I love you Honey; all the best will come to you because you are the best. Mom
Dear Sara, Thank you for giving us so many beautiful moments. We are proud of the person you are. Enjoy your new beginning and continue to look for the happiness that is in each day. Love, Mom & Dad
Lisa Batchellor
Dear Steven, Congratulations! We're very proud of you. We wish you love, joy, happiness, and success in the future. Continue to believe in yourself and your talents. Love, Dad, Mom, and Julie Steven Bauer
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Sara, We've built forts , played dolls and games of basketball together. We created our own advertising agency and adoption clinic when we were little. With Amy you have a special touch , and that is why we all love you so much. We won't always live together, but we' ll be sisters and friends forever. Love, Four sisters
Chris, You are a very special son and big brother. Always remember, " If it is meant to be, it is up to me," and most importantly, believe in yo urself. May all yo ur dreams come true. We love you! Mom & Dad, Brett, Bea u, Carl y & Schu yler
Denise, We are all proud of yo u! Good luck in college; you'll do great! (if you don 't party too much!) You're a great daughter and sister; we all lo ve yo u very much. Mom , Dad, Lisa, and Chad
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Tyra, Eighteen years ago we were proud of our Blonde and Blueeyed baby girl. You were a joy to our li ves. We are so proud of yo u! Please co ntinue to set goals, and believe in yo urself. Good luck in all yo ur future endeavors. We Love You, Mom, Dad, Bruce & Mark and the ETC. KJan
Eric, We are extremely proud of yo u and all that yo u have accompli shed' We know that yo u will contin ue to set high goals. Believe in yo urself and keep God in yo ur heart and the rewards will be unlimited. Congratulations! We love yo u, Mom, Dad, and Keisha
Dear Liz, Co ngratulations! You ha ve brought love and joy into our li ves. Always believe in yo urself because you have the qualities that will enable yo u to succeed. Not only are you bright, diligent, and responsible, but you have become a lovi ng, caring perso n. We will always be there for you. Love, Mom, Dad, Mike, Jim and Bill
Matt: Congratulations! We are very proud of yo u. Co ntinue to work hard, set yo ur goals high, and most of all believe in yo urself. Good luck in yo ur future endeavors. We love yo u, Mom, Dad, Amanda, and Samantha
Dear Jea ni e, While I may not always show it, I want yo u to know that I have always been trem endously proud of yo u and your accomplishments. That pride has never been greater than it is now, watching you go through your senior yea r, and knowing that whatever you want, whatever you set your heart and mind to, you can ach ieve. You're a special yo ung lady. I Love You, Dad
Diana, Thank yo u for an exciting four years of high school athletics. It has also been fascinating watching yo u go through many external changes while always keeping your loving heart and smiling friendliness. We hope your curiosity and wonder at the world co ntinue to grow and happiness and fulfil lment are always yo urs. Love, Mom, Dad, Bill, & David
Chad, Congratulations guy-you made it! I want yo u to know that I will always be there for yo u. I know yo u will do well with whatever choices yo u make-I believe in yo u. Thanks for all the smiles, love, support, and sharing of both the good times and the bad times. I am so very proud of who you are. All my love and best wishes go with you always. I love yo u son, Mom
Kim , Your winning smile, ability to bring joy to others and strength of character will take yo u far. Con tinue always to put God first in yo ur life, follow His direction, and enjoy life's many blessi ngs. Me Ke Aloha, Mom, Tom, and Todd
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Lee, Congratulations to a special daughter and sister. We're proud of you. Mom, Dad, and Deb
Tracie, We are all so proud of you and love you! Dream big dreams, set high goa ls, believe in yourself, and yo u can accomplish anything yo u wish. Love, Mom, Dad, Tony, Troy, Julie, & Branden Tracie Delio
Dear Kristy, You have brought us so much happiness throughout your life. Thank yo u for working hard and doing so well in your studies. We pray that you will always find joy and fulfillment wherever your future leads you. Love, Mom, Dad, Stephanie, and J.P.
Teyha, Congratulations! Adu lthood is waiting with open arms to embrace yo u!! You're the first of five to make it, and you did it. Good -luck from the clan ; you continue to make us proud. Nanna, Chryl, Haywood, Pam, Rooservelt, Tameeka, Brittany, Sandra, Jerem y, Rhonda, Robert, Robert Jr. and Mark Tey ha Dixon
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T.G. , You have become a lovely, caring, independent young lady. You're a compassionate friend to many and " someone special" to us. Use your determination to make this world a better place. You can do anything you set your mind to. B.I.L.Y.D.C. Mom & Dad
Dear Jul ie, Congratulation s! How luc ky we a re to have you for a daughter! We a re very proud of you and your accomplishments! Good lu ck in the future. You have the ability to succeed in whatever you choose. Keep smiling! We love you , Mom, Dad, and Todd
Tara Gaines
Dear Kim , Dream big dreams and make them co m e true. We know you can do it, and we're very proud of you! Love yo u, Mom and Kendra
Andrew Hassell Paula, Co ngra tul ations! Daughters a re special, but yo u're our "special" daughter. We're so proud of you a nd all yo u have accomplished. Keep believing in yourse lf a nd you will attain your goals. We Jove you very much and wish you much happiness and success in life. Love, Mom, Dad, and Jeff Paula Gerald
Dear Andrew, We are so very proud of you! Your commitment to excell ence in pursuit of your ideals and goals has been exemplary. We wish you much happiness and joy as you continue yo ur journey through life. Always remember to believe in yourself and the va lidity of your ideas. "Two roads diverged in a wood , and 1-/ I took the one less traveled by,/and that has made all the difference." Love, Mom , Dad, Pam, Diana, Alex, and T im Alissa, Co ngratula ti o ns! We are proud of your accomplishments. Good luck as you pursue your dreams and continue to set high goa ls for yo urself. As long as yo u beli eve in yo urself, yo u will succeed. We love yo u, Mom, Dad, Brad
Alissa Hays Dear Kellie, Always live life yo ur own way ... reach for goals that you have set for yourself. Be the person you want to be. If you can imagine it, yo u can achieve it. If you can dream it, you will become it. Kellie, th at is the meaning of success, and yo u will be successful. You are loved, and we are proud of the person you have become. Love, Mom, Dad, & Katie Matt, Congrat ulations-We are extremely proud of you. You have brought us much happiness. Co ntinue to work toward yo ur goals and dreams. Your basketball acco mplishments over the years have given us m ore excitement a nd pride tha n you will ever know. Our wish for yo ur future is that it be filled with success and a large measure of ha ppiness. Love, Mom, Dad, and Mark
Em-0 -Lee, You have grown into an energetic, intelligent, and beautiful yo ung lady. You have given us your love and filled our li ves wi th j oy and pride. We wish for you that same happiness in your life. Set yo ur goa ls high , strive to be your best, and you will succeed. As yo u embark on yo ur own life a nd career, never forget that we will be there for yo u always! Thanks for being so sweet. Love, Mom , Dad, Jen , and Kristy
Aa ron , Co ngratulation s! As always, you have made us proud . Continue to be the kind and caring perso n are, and yo u wi ll be a big success. Thanks for being a wonderful son a nd a fine big brother. Love, Mom, Dad, a nd Ada m
Aaron Hollem an Allen, Congratulations! You are fantastic! Our Einstein! Keep up the excellent work a ll through U ni versity and Graduate school! You a re the best son and how proud we are of yo u. We love you forever. Thanks for being such a wonderful person. Dad and Mom
Brad, We want yo u to know how proud we are of yo u and all of yo ur acco mplishments. Your sense of humor and that great smile will take yo u all of th e places yo u will want to go! All of our Love, Mom, Dad, and Amy
Dear Jenni , Our wishes for you have already co me true. You're a vibrant, beautiful yo ung lady, with a great attitude about yourselfand the world around yo u. We know that you will always accomplish what yo u set out to do and be happy in the process. We are as proud of you now as the day¡ yo u were born . We will always be here for yo u. Lots of love, Mom , Dad, Ryan , & Daffy Jenni Harkins
Congratula tions Tiffany, We are so proud of the special caring a nd talented person you have beco me. Remember, when you put God first in your life, all things are possible. We pray that He will continue to guide a nd direct your path through College and forever. We love yo u, Mom, Dad, Angel, and Charli e Tiffany Kahler
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Stacie, We' re so proud of you! We kn ow the efforts yo u have made and the obstacles you have overco me. Yo ur conscientious and caring att itude wi ll always be an asset in whatever you endeavor, especiall y in the teaching ca reer yo u have planned. May happiness (a nd your special laughter) always be a part of your life. Love, Mom, Dad, Laurie and Curt Brian, If the eyes are th e window to a person's mind, yo urs is revealed to be bright and clear and creati ve with a sparkle of mischief. If the smile is the wi ndow to the heart, yo urs is strong and gentle and compassionate and lo ving. These inner qualities are your true strength . Use them to follo w your drea ms, wherever yo u want to go. We love you and are proud of you . Love, Mom, Dad, Allison, Catheri ne, Pepper & Gabi
Joha nna, Roots and wings- we have striven to compl y wi th Hodding Carter' s injuncti on for bequests to children. So as you prepare for your flight into the future, know that we watch in awe; that we take grea t pride in your integrity, your compass ion, yo ur strength, and your intensity; that yo u are deeply, forever loved. We are your roots. Exalt in yo ur wings. Mom , Dad, Aaron, and Co urtney Johanna Klaus
B, You have made our li ves so m uch richer with your great o utlook on life. Keep the sm ile on your face and the song in your heart! We are very pro ud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, and Kelli
Dear Erin, Congratu lations! Tha nks for mak ing us a proud fam il y! We have all enjoyed watch ing yo ur accomplishments through your fo ur years of high school. We wish you much happiness and success in the years ahead- Go Irish! Love, Mom and Dad
Am y, . Congratulati ons! We wish yo u much success and happiness m the future. Remember always to put God first in your life. We're very proud of yo u, Amy! Love Always, Mo m, Dad and Natalie Erin McNa mara
Dea r Jonathan, Yea, Yo u Made It' ! We are sure proud of yo u. Co ngratulati ons. Love, Mom, Dad, Amy, Sparky and Honey
Stacey: Congratul ati ons! We are very proud of yo u. Always believe in yourself an d co ntinue to strive to achieve your goa ls. Our love, Mo m, Dad, and Kristen
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Stacey McWh erter Dea rest Toby, T he Lord is good- what great joy yo u have brought us these past eightee n yea rs! We continue "praying fo r you and aski ng God to fi ll yo u with the knowledge of Hi s will through all spiri tual wisdom and understa ndin g ... that yo u may li ve a life worthy of the Lo rd and may please Him in every way ... " (Colossians I :910, N IV) O ur love, Dad & Mom, Andy & Tim
You are a ray of sunshine and a wonderful part of our fa mil y; co ntinue to be th e kind perso n yo u are now. Set yo ur goals high; we know yo u ca n achi eve anything to which yo u set your mind. We wish you much happiness in the future. Love, Mom, Dad, Erica, Haleigh, a nd Bud T oby Meisenh eimer Dear Edna, Congratulations! We are very proud of yo u, not only for yo ur accom plishm ents, but for the perso n you've become. Yo u are a lovely, intelligent and cari ng daughter who has a wo nderful perso nality with respect and consideration for others. We wish you all of life's best; success, love, good health and happiness in whatever yo u do. We will always love you and be there for you whenever you need us. Love, Mom & Dad
Dear Mark, Congratulatio ns! We are very proud of you. Best of luck in college. Love, Mom & Dad
Mark Miller
Edn a Lin k Shelby, Co ngratulations! You have not been swayed by current trends and traditions, but go on what you believe is right. Yo ur personality and indi viduality have made you a very unique person. We're behind yo u a nd wish you success in all yo u do. Much love from all, Dad, Mom, Todd, Suni ta and Jordan Shelby Magruder
Marianne, Congratulati ons to a special daughter; we' re very pro ud of you and hope that the future brings you happiness and success. Always believe in yo urself, and you ca n acco mplish what ever you set out to do. Love, Mom and Gene Marianne Mullen
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Dea r Ruby, Congratulati ons to a very special Daughter. We are so very proud of you. You have given us grea t pride and joy in everything you have done with your life. You are such a loving and caring person ; we co uldn 't have asked for a better daughter. You have always given yo ur best in everything you've don e; good luck in the future. May God be with you; always hold your head up high; you can achieve anything you put your mind to. Love, Mom and Dad
T onya, I am so proud of you. You have bee n through some very hard tim es but have become stronger, independent, and more loving because of it. You are beautiful, exciting, and full of joy. Keep your attitude towards life, and you will go far. Mom and " Lillie" cat
Mike, Congratulations! You have always made us very proud. Just keep on believing in yourself as we all believe in you. If you continue to have a positive attitude, you will be able to accomplish an ything. We all love you! Keep Shining! Love, Mom, Dad, Spencer, Jake, Punkin, Tigger & Your Grandparents
Jenn y, Congratulations! We are so proud of you. We wish you the best of luck, and may you have much success. We love you, Mom, Dad, Amy & Kurt
Mike Nelson Dear Christopher, Congratulations! We are very proud of all your accomplishments at Centennial and in your life. You have achieved success through hard work and determination. They will serve you well as you enter the next phase of your life. Continue to believe in yourself as we believe in you. Your achievements will onl y be limited by your vision. May you always feel God's love as you travel through life. We love you, Dad, Mom , and your extended families
Jeff, We have always been very proud of you! Your honesty and dependability have alread y paved the way for success. At this special tim e we wish you happin ess and the best of luck in your future endeavors. Congratulations! Love, Mom, Dad and Jennifer
Michael, Henry David Thoreau said, "If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours." May you continue to have the confidence to achieve your dreams. With love and pride, Mom and Dad
Nicole: You are a very special person, and we are so proud to have you as a daughter. You have brought much joy and laughter into our lives and the lives of all you've touched. We know you will be successful in all you choose in life and will continue to make us proud. We love you! Mom, Dad, and Kristi
Damicn : Congratulations! This year marks one of the most important milestones in your lea rning process of building opportunities.
Dear Aimee, We are very proud of you. Although some things in life have been difficult, you were blessed with a gentle spirit and always have been caring, loving, and putting others first. As you take this next step in life, stay sweet and keep these words from Proverbs in your heart, " Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and your plans will succeed." We love you, Dad and Mom
Learning that has brought you from the cradle to fini shing the requirements for a high sc hool diploma. Thi s diplom a will open ma ny doors a nd opportunities for you-opportunities that arc limitless. We have so ma ny people to be tha nkful for the positi ve impact tha t they made on yo ur grow th . First of a ll, God for with out Him in yo ur life nothing is possible. Also be th a nkful for your gra ndm other, gra ndfa th er, aunts, uncles, the Jeri cho Missiona ry Baptist Church famil y, th e teachers a nd administrators of Unit 4 school s. Continue to pursue your dreams and to use your .. coi n of life" wisely. I know that you will catch them.
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Jeff, We are so proud of your many accomplishments. Thank you for all the joy brought into our lives. With love, Mom & Dad
Kristin, We are so very proud of you and your achievements at Centennial. Congratulations and much luck and happiness with your studies at the University. Dare to Dream Great Dreams! And always remember that we love you very much. Much Love, Mom, Dad, & Jason
Mark, In 1986, you wrote a prophetic phrase which I saved in your " growing up" memories scrapbook. It seems appropriate now as you graduate and embark on a new life-"Don't die with the music inside yourself still unplayed." My advice is not to miss a single note as you go through life. I'm proud of you and love you very much. Always be happy. Love, Mom
Troy: Reach for the stars! Do it your way. You can go as far as you want! You're so special-your sense of humor and wit are wonderful. You're a delightful son, and we are so proud of you and what you have accomplished . Remember what a leader once quoted, "True merit, like a river, the deeper it is, the less noise it makes"-and that's O.K.-that's YOU! Love, Dad, Mom, Jamie, and Rebecca
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Chrissy, You have the ability to accomplish anything you set your mind to ... use this ab ility wisely, and with patience. There is time for everything. Know that we' re here for you, and we love you-then, now and always. Mom, Jon, Barney, & Clyde
Dear Ryan, It's hard to let go-you've been such a joy to all of us. Above all, you've been a wonderful example to your 4 younger brothers and little sister. We're so proud of the manner in which yo u have maintained high standards not only in goalsetting, but also in clean, moral living. You're accomplishments in music, scouting, sports, leadership, drama and as a student are the ones to be proud of. We are so grateful that you are our son, and know that you will obtain great heights as you attend college to serve your God. We love you-Always, Mom and Dad
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Andy, With you we have the best of both worlds. A great son and a good friend. The future is yo urs! Love, Mom and Tom Jennifer Shuff Jessica Dawn, The day you were born I looked at your sweet face and felt joy like I had never felt before. That joy has been with me for seventeen years now. I have cherished every minute of raising you from a precious little girl into a graceful young woman. A world filled with miracles awaits you, my beautiful daughter. Honesty, ope n-mindedness, and willingness will bring those miracles to you. Have faith always. God Bless You, Mom
Dear Trent, It is difficult to put into words the feelings we have as you graduate from High School. We are so proud of you and proud ofthe positive direction you have taken these past 17 years. You have set goals for yourself that show us that you will have no problems as you enter the next stage of your life. We thank yo u for all you have given us and wish you only the best. Remember, we love you and will always be there for you. Love, Dad, Mom, and Traci Dear Ebony, Congratulations! You have made me so very proud of you. Continue to make wonderful things happen for yourself. Set goals, dare to dream the impossible dream, and always keep God in your life. With yo ur kind heart and warm smile, you will always be a winner! Ebony, I want to thank yo u for being my son, and I thank God that we are friends, too. You are the sunshine in my life, and for yo u, I'll always be around. Forever, Mom Jenny: Genuine, kind sincere, pleasant, cheerful, patient, polite, warm, interested, caring, tolerant, helpful, independent, supportive, ¡c ompassionate, Extraordinary, unique, discerning, - you. sensible, remarkable, bright, reliable, diligent, amazing, quality, directed, sensitive, subtle, perceptive, special, - you. As yo u can see, the pleasure has been ours, and we thank you. Mom and Dad Dear Arwen, Congratulations! We love you and we are very proud of you. You bring sunshine to everyone you meet. You are a joy. Believe in yourself, pursue your dreams, and doors wil l open for you. Love, Mom, Phil, and Keda
Dear Christy, We are all proud of you and know that there are great things in store for yo u. Never underestimate how smart you are. Believe in yourself and remember we will always be here for you. We love you very much. Love always, Mom, Dad, and Kelly
Robert, Semper fi , Rugrat. We love you. Mom and Dad
Dear Steve. When you were born , we named you "Steven," whi ch means .. Loyal ," a quality wh ich you have shown to your friend s, comm unity and family. As you ha ve matured into a yo ung man, yo ur name reflects yo ur accomplishments and qual-
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Blake, Co ngratulations! You have worked very hard to achieve your goals. We are very proud of you and wish you happiness and success. Love, Mom & Dad
Your future is bright and you wi ll continue to add to the luster and meaning of "Steven." Love, Mom, Dad , Lori , and Grandparen ts Sam & Dorothy
Dear Kim, You are such a special person. The joy you have brought us is immeasurable. Anyone who gets to spend time wi th you is blessed. May all the experiences that you have been through so far be learning experiences that will help you in the future. Congratulations and Good Luck! We Love You, Mom, Dad, and Steven Kim Senteney
Shauna, We are very proud of you! I hope you have as much happiness in your life as you have brought us. God Bless Yo u and protect you. We love you! Mom, Dad, and Shane
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Amanda, We have given you roots for security and wings for ex ploration. As you journey through life, remember that every man or woman you meet is so meone's mother, father, sister, brother, daughter or son, and so act accordingl y. Your achievements so far have given us great pleasure. We look forward to your continuing happiness and future accomplishments. All our love, Mummy, Daddy, Simon, Hugo and Philippa
Dear Amy, You give us much enj oy ment and pride. We love you as a daughter and admire you as a person. May your future be filled with happiness and success. You can make it happen, and we' re with you all the way. Remember who loves ya, baby! Mom and Dad Amy Twohey
Dear Aaron, Congratulations, Aaron for your many accomplishments. We are proud to be your parents, and truly admire your initiative and goodness. The future holds many opportunities for you, and we look forward to sustaining you in your efforts to face the challenges ahead. We have complete confidence in you. Stay firm in your convictions. Love, Dad, Mom, Tawnya, Julia, Kendra, Kara , and Trisha Aaron Stucki
Katia, Congratulations! We are very proud of you. Remember, the more faith you have, the more you believe, the more goals you set, the more you'll achieve. We know you have the abi lity to accompl ish an ything you want. Keep your sweet personality, your positive attitude, and your willingness to learn. And no matter how tough things seem, with faith , all things are possible. We wish you happiness and success. Love, Arlene, Al, Trina, and Kendall
Congratulations Jim! We are so proud of you! Finally given the chance, this year you beautifully demonstrated your abilities. Many future educational opportunities await you. Your wonderful sense of humor, and your courage will take you far in this world. Dare to dream. We support you in whatever you do. Good luck next year. May many people appreciate your dauntless spirit. Love always, Mom & Dad Jim Waldrip Ben, Follow your stars and you'll be counted among those most Exulted. You are a star in our family, among your peers, and where ever you may go. Hold on to your beliefs; they will take you far. Search for love and knowledge; those things will be with you always. Congratulations on your accomplishments and ~reams. Love, Mom , Mike and Sarah Ben White Bi ll (Billy), We knew sixteen years ago we were blessed with a special gift when you were born. You are everything in a son that we could wish for- even more. Your innate qualities of insight, understanding, and honesty have made us burst with pride many times. You have always made the best decisions. We know your future goa ls are "aimed hi gh" and the " sky is the limit. " Always know our love and support are with you in whatever you do. Congratulations! With deepest love and respect, Your Mother and Father Dav id, Yo u were born to be a frontier man To push back borders in unknown lands To see for yourself that the world is round And write tall tales of what you've found Or maybe your mission is a different kind To write words that stir men's minds To give co urage to dream their dreams And know that life can be more than it seems Go for it. We' ll love you always.
Dear Mick, May success and happiness follow you always in whatever you choose to do. You are very special to us! Love, Mom and Kristi Michael Temple Amefika, Congratulations Fika on your latest conquest; it's truly been an experience having you as a guest!! As you travel along the path of life, remember a hand in the fire will get burned, the cost of comm itment is discipline; and while the lessons we gave as parents may seem a little stretched today, hold your peace. The fut ure is upon you. Forever in prayer and spirit, Mama, Daddy, Tabu, Lia, and the Power Source
Mom and Dad Congratulations Becky, I LOVE YOU! You have made me so very proud that I am your Mother. I will always be here for you no matter how old we get. Filled with the Spirit, it is now time to begin your destiny_. God Bless! Mom Jacob Wolf
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An nelle, You've brought much joy and happiness to our lives. You're a terrific person, and we're proud of you. We wish you all the success and happiness in the world. Love, Dad, Mom, and Joel Kim Young
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INDfX Abdullah. Kaa mil ya h 59. 73. 75. 96. 125 Abdullah. Malikah 75. 139 Acord. Andrew C. 125 Adams. Eli zabeth A. 15 1 Adams. JcfTrcy 85. 90. 139 Adeigbo. Albert J. 15 1 Adrian, Richa rd 50. 51. 58. 59. 177 Ahldcn. Lisa 94, 125 Ahmad. Larhea Ahre ndt. Ra ymo nd 135 Albers. Lisa. M. 58. 59. 11 5. 151 Albe rs. T hom as R. 177.200 Albert. Stepha ni e 139 Alexander. Dameian 90. 9 1. 151. 158 Algcc. Sharise 135 Allen. Camila 0. 74. 135 Allen . Da ri us 151 Alle n. Jennife r 54. 125 Almli. Justin 125 Alwes, Christopher 74. 176 Alwcs. Jonatha n 139 Ammons. Orville 88. 129. 135 Ande rso n-Horn , TifTany 96. 139 Anderson, Daniel 177. 200 Anderso n. Kam ika D. 139. 147 Ande rso n. Ke ll y 6. 54. 140 Anderso n. Kimberl y 74. 75. 177 Anderson. Ky tis ha 176 Argoudcl is. Alexis 83. I0 I. 139 Argoude lis, James 83. 175. 177 A rm strong. Monica 147
Arnold. Nicole R. 15 1 Arnold. Sarah E. 151 Arras mith , Jason 177
Asbury, Rachel 151 Aschi nger, Ma ry 94. 177 Aschniger. We nd y L. 139 Ashby. Melinda 21. 95. 151. 161 Ashby. Michael 85. 125 Asher. Jennifer 2 1. 54. 15 1 As her, Laurie 54, 96. 177 Ashwood. Trechae58. 125 Atkinson. Mart in 16. 83." 104. 125 Atwater. Brett 58. 90. 139 Atwater. Debra 58. 69. 72. 177. 200 Avant. Monte! 85. 88. 124. 125 Ava nt. Terrence E. 88. 135
Bachman, Shane B. 177 Bac r. Derek 139. 142 Baer, Stephanie 96, 177 Baggott. Edwa rd 125, 139 Baggo tt. Karl 139 Bailey. Turkessa 54, 75, 139 Ball. JcfTrcy A. 58. 68. 83. 125 Ball. Lydia J . 15. 58. 59. 102. 103, 120. 151 , 166 Ba ngse ngthong, Chittako n 139 Barbe r. John 125 Barber. Michael 118. 151 Barndollar, N icole 92, 139 Barnes, Stephen 15 1 Bartels, C harles F. 58 , 68, 118, 177, 200 Barton. Melinda 21, 52, 55. 56, 68. 70, 7 1, 72, 86. 106, 125 Barto n. Rebecca 54. 107. 151 Batchellor. Brian A. 13, 11 7. 139 Batchellor, Lisa 15, 72, 82. 92, 129, 172. 177, 200 Batchcllor. Susan M. 54, 82. 92, 139 Bates. Anna 6, 125, 132. 162 Bates. Jason D. I08, 125 Bates. Jennifer 92. 139
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Bullis. Da ni ca M. 15 1 Buoy. Jennifer 126 Burge. Penny 140 Burke, C had 15. 69. I04. I 05, 179. 185. 200 Burkhardt. G retchen 140 Burkholder. Michae l 88, 126 Burokas. M ichael 140 Burrics. Virginia 126
Burton, Jared 88. 179. 227 Burton. Ma ry K. 54. 74. 126 Burton, To nya 74. 179
Burton . Travis E. 90. 15 1 Butler, Andrew I04. I 05. 179 Butler. Michae l 90. I ll. 15 1 Butler, Rhonda F. 74. 176 Butts, Kimberl y 75, 140 Butts. Som mer 75. 15 1 Byers. Minh 140
Carl er, Lenore 179
Ca rte r. Ma ylene 140 Carter. Michae l 80. 92. 93. 126 Carter. Sabrina A. 163 Cassel, Denise 179. 20 I Cas ton, Sonya 126 Cha mbers. Christopher 152 Cha mbers. Robert D. 126 Chat man. Rashan L. 90. 152 C heng, Perry I 79 C hubb, La ura 152 C hubb, M ichael 179 Clapp, Tyra 58. 74. 179. 20 I Clark. Dylan 147 Clark, Lisa A. 114. 140 Clark . Robyn 126 lausc n. John 58. 152 C line, Eli zabet h 68. 72. 179. 20 I. 226 Clinton. Justus R. 58. 126 Clow. Aaron J. 152 Clu•·er, Dawn 179 Clo ve r. Torric 163 Co bb. Kcndric M. 73. 75. 140 Co bb. Steve n Y. 75. 140 Cochrane. Laura 140
Cai n. C. 126 Caldwell, C hristopher 179 Ca mpi o n. Andrea C. 82. 114, 11 5. 150, 152 Ca mp ion, Carri e C. 48. 107. 11 2. 114, 140 Ca mpion, Sara E. 25. 48. 68. 69. 82. 92. 93. 120. 179. 200 Ca ntne r. Mega n D. 140 Ca pers. Amcri ck 85. 140. 14 7 Ca rl so n. Co rinne 49. 126 Ca rr, Kelli 179. 200 Carrico, S helley A. 74. 179 Ca rter. Katrina V_ 126
Co ffin. C layton 152 Cohe n. Joshua 152 Co hlmc yer. Amanda P. 152 Cole Jr., Terry 90. 9 1. Ill. 152 Cole man. Laura 71. 72. I02. I03. 120, 124. 126 Colwell. Mindy 54. 107. 115. 152 Combs, Pamela 74. 75, 179 Conley. Anglci na 140 ook. Mega n 54, 58. 152 Cook, S hane N. 179 Coo ke. Ama nd a Cooper, Latoya 15. 74, 179 Coo per. Matthew 140 Coo per, Regina 2 1. 52, 70. 179, 20 1 Co rby. Jessica 58. 59. 152 Co rrell. Michael 140 Correll. Stephen 126 Co rt e!. Jaso n 140 Cortez. Filand T . 147 Cottom. Brandon B. 152
Brown. H enriett a 126
Brown. James 140 Brown, Matthew 51. 68. 69, 80. 81 , 88, 179. 200 Brown, Michael M. 176 Brow n. Shantcll 140. 166 Brown, Timoth y M. 140, 147 Brown . Willes ha 151 Brya n, Am y 58. 82. 126 Brya n. Hillary 57 Bryant. Natalie M. 126 Bucha nan. Michelle 126 Buc hana n. Na ta lie 7 1, 72, I 03. 140 Buhrma n, William 74, 179 Bui , Quynh -Nga 126 Bu ie, Coleco 7, 14, 15. 108. 109, 179 Buie. Luval 140 Buker. Laura 126
Elizabeth Cline points to her favorite state: ILLINOIS!
"That's what education means-to be able to do what you've never done before."
George Herbert Palmer Dunn. Joseph 14. 20, 21. 23. 153, 16 1 Dupuis. Daniclle M. 55. 71. 103. 141 Du rbin . Jeffrey R. 153 Dye, As hl ey A. 72. 153 Dye r. Eric 126 Dyson. Mark 90. 14 1
Jared Burton knows exactly how to cope with stress. Cotton. Shan non 135 Cox. Chandra 2 1. 140 Craig. Samantha R. Crawford. Matthew A. 140 Crawford. Stephanie 51. 135 Crayton. Cawaunda N. 140 Cri spe n. Jose ph 58. 101. 152. 156 Cross, James 3. II. 80. 81. 88. 89. 118, 179 Crowder, Susan 135 Crozier, Kip 8{ 179 Cunnin gton. Terry 83. 140 Curtiss. Jeffrey I 00. 140 Custer. Juan 147
Dahl, Angela 176 Dale, Rebecca 141 Dalton , Kimberl y 54. 152, 158 Dalton, Todd 179) Daniel, Terrance 141 Danko, Stephanie 126, 127 Danley. Katherine H. 58, 59, 152 Dash. Michelle 68, 82, 92. 126 Dauenbaugh, Mandi 152 Davenport. Triangela 126 Davidson, Curtis Davidson, Jennifer 176, 179 Davis, Donald C. 141 DO\•is, J a mel 180 Davis. James H. 141 Davis, Jenna 2 1, 54, 152 Davis, Jenny L. 152 Davis. Justin 152 Davis, Rand all 126
Davis. Scan 152 Da•·is, Stephanie A. 58. 75. 176 De Weese. Jennifer 58. 141 Deaki n, C had T. 84, 172. 180. 201 Deck. Jaime 86. 87. 14 1 Delio, T rac ie L. 180. 20 I Demaris, S tephanie 180. 183 Dennis, Samuel 152 Dennison. Ad rian D. 49. 152 Denzer, Ma rk 180 Depew. Heath F. 21. 52. 55. 56. 14 1 Deppe. Etha n P. 147 Derby. Lori 126 Diaz. Maria 58, I03. 141. 143 Diep. T u C. 5 1. 68. 126 Difa ni s. Matthew 58, 141 Dill . Ada m 90. 152 Dittmar, Kenn et h 180 Dix. Edward L. 88 Dixon. Rajesh J. 152 Dixon, Tameeka D. 75. 11 5. 152 Dixon, Teyha 15, 96, 132, 180, 20 I Dobbins, Geo rge M. 163 Dolske, Sarah 152 Dorri s, Latanya N. 152 Dorris, Tamika 126 Dorsey. Mario 163 Dorsey, Taquisha 152 Douglas, Bobby J. 163 Douros. Bria n J. 90, 11 8, 152 Down ing. Holl y S. 153 Drehe r. Kell y 58. 153 Dressel, Kristin 94. 95, 134. 135 Drewes, Brett 141 Drewes, Chrislopher 180. 20 I Dubois, Jennifer M. ISO Ducey, Nathaniel 14 1 Duckworth , T. 135 Dueringer. Stephanie 58. 59, 68. 82. 92, 120. 126, 133 Dukes. Natal ie R. 163 Duncanson. Alice M . 147
Dunlap, Eric 15, 25, 80. 84. 88. 108. 109. 175, 176, 201 Dunn. David 11 7. 120. 126
Earvin. Craig B. 153 Eas tham, Kelly 180 Ebe rl, S usa n 17. 21. 48, 50. 52. 72. 180 Edm onds, M ichael 88. 89. 180 Edwards. Dana 7. 52, 86, 107. 1441 Edwards. Derrick 22 1, 90. 14 1 Einfeldt. Jill M. 58. 95. 141 Eisenstein. Alissa 52, 68. 127 Eisenstein. Joshua 153 Eldridge, Jonathan 180 Ellison. T. I03 Emery. Allana 127. 129 Eppler. Tarcia K. 135 Erwin. Anthony F. 153 Estcrgard. Amy 58, 153 Estes. James I 18. 153 Estes, Lamar 153 Evans. Benjamin 127 Evans. Corey 6. 68. 71. 127. 153 Eva ns. James 127 Evans. Joshua 58, 153 Evans. Njc ri A. 75. 141 Everette, Amanda M. 54, 82, 92. 14 1 E••erette, Matt A. I 04, 180. 20 I Ewald, Annma ri c 55, 68. 71. 72. 92. 127 Eyma n. Kri stine 82, 92. 127
Fackler, Shannon 176. 180 Fairbanks. Heather 87. 141 Fairchild. David R. 49. 85. 110. 141 Fairfield. Jamie
Fairfield. Sara h 153 Fairman . Nakia 126 Faron. Stephani e 52. 92, 120. 153 Farruggia. Daniel 90. 153 Faust. Verit y 56. 57. 153 Felkner, Allison 180 Fellers, Alison M. 96, 180 Fellers, Jaso n M. 54, 90, 141 Fellers. Joshua T. 54. 90, 141 Fierke, Diana 7 1. 82, I06, 174, 180, 20 1 Figueroa. Anth ony I I I, 150, 153 Filler. Pau l 141 Fish. Paul 90, 153 Fi sher. Christin e 48, 127, 129 Fisher. Jo hn R. 153 Fisher. Monique L. 54, 153 Fitch. Melissa 153 Fitton, Chad 18 1 Fletcher, Kimberl y 10. 15, 54, 94, 172, 181.20 1 Floyd, Angela 86, I 06. 127 Floyd. Patrick 153 Folsom, Nathan 153 Foltz. Tracie 153 Ford, Brian 176 Foresman, Cha rl es T. 15 Forman, Jenife r R. 8 1. 87. 173 Fortado. Jordan G. 153 Foster, Mark 90, I 18. 11 9. 14 1 Foster. Stephanie 107. 153 Foster. Thomas 85. 88. 126 Foutch. Laura B. 54, 153
Fowler, Gen nifer70, 74, 75. 180 Francis. Kristi L. 126 Franco, Jennifer 17. 82. 92. 120, 127 Franco, Ra chcllc 17, 82, 92, 120, 127 Frank, Reage n 49. 82, 181, 20 I Frank lin . Jamcy S. 126 Frauenhoffcr. Jamie 15, 58. I02, I 03, 153, 166 Frccbairn, Chris 101. 141 Freeman. Melissa 107, 153 Freeman. Michael 118.14 2 French, Krislina 68, 82, 92, 93, 180, 20 I French. Stephanie A. 13. 92. 142 Frctty, Sandra I03. 127 Fry. Jamie M. 127. 153 Fulfer. Shawn 142 Fuller. Johm 135 Funk. Stacy A. 58, 142
Gadbury. Johanna 142 Gaines, T:ua T. 2. 181. 202 arcia. Elizabeth 87. 127 Garske. Sara A. 71. 153 Gaskin. Shawn '14 7
Ga uchman, Ruth 50. 51. 68, 70. 172. 18 1 Geh rke. Hugh R. 104, 153 Gel berg, Sarah 50. 68. 180 George. Tag 127 Gera ld. Paula 74. 75. 86, 87, 105. 181 . 202 Gerslein, Kimberly I. 69. 70, 181. 202 Ghadiri. Jennifer 153 G illen, April E. 95. 154 Gillman, H ea th er 58, 59. 103. 181 G illo n. Johnnie 142. 147 Gion ncnc. Kami H. 103 Gladney. Manhew L. 51. 142 Glogowski. Andrew 84. I08. 127 Goeres. Christopher 142 Goldcn-Trisl. Rebecca 154 Gonyou. Karen 103. 154 Gonyou. Timothy J. 127 Gordon. Andrew J. 163 Gordon T. 135 Grady, Amanda 58. 154 Graham. Davcna 87. 142 Gray. Carlona A. 135 Gray. Myra K. 135 Gredig, T homas 69. 181 Green. Gregory 90. 142 Green. Heather 154 Green. Ke llie L. 94. 181, 202 Green. Kristina A. 58, 59. 73, 147 Green, Matthew A. 52, 181 Green. Meagan I. 154 Griffe!. Shawna 127 Griffin, Denn is A. Griffin, El ijah S. 154 G riftn. Lisa A. 163 G riham. Armcn io us T. 90. 132. 147 Grindley, Donald 54. 181 G ri smer. Ganl 15, 58m 101 , 142 Griswold, Mall hew J. 108. 109. 181. 202 Gross. Randy 147 Gustafso n, Daniel A. 135 Gustafson. Heather R. 54. 142 Guy. Alben Gwin. Lloyd 36. 154
Hackleman, Damon 74. 84. 181
Index
INDfX Hagen, Kam 6. 52. 69. 72. 82. 181 Hall, Allen J. ¡51. 68. 181. 202 Ha ll. Maria 75. 82. 142 Hall, Venessa 55. 182 Hamelburg, Chris toph er 2. 23, 58. 59. 72. 174. 182 Hance. Laura J. 58. 59, 135 Handy. Va lencia L 154 Hard enbrook. Heidi I06, 127
Harkins, Jennifer 182. 202 Harkins. Ryan 90, 154 Harlan. Va lerie I 06, 127 Har mon, Julie 48. 68. 69, 71. 72. 98. 99, 172, 182. 202 Harmon. Khalilah 147 Harmony. Andrea L 54. 72 Harms. Jon 154 Harris. Ma lin da 127 Harris, Montez 58, 59, 142 Harris, Thomas 142
Hurd. William 163 Hurley. Steven 59. 90. 142 Hya11. Jack 128
(] Ireland. Tamm y 142 Isaacson, Wi lliam J. 69. 90. 92. 182 Iv y, Ca rlos 176
Harrison, Julie 82. 182 Hart, Amy 74. 75, 96. 182 Hartrick. Jason 147 Harll, Cou rtn ey 140. 142 Harvey. Julia 48. 68, 82, 127 Harvey. Katherine 58. 59. 68. 69, 72, 82. 127 Hassell, Andrew W. 51. 52, 58, 172, 182, 202 Hassell. Pamela M. 68, 82. 112. 127 Hawk ins. Michele L 142 Hays, Alissa 68. 69. 72. 175, 182, 202 Hayward. Justin M. 154 Heath. Casey 154 Heath, Ke ll y 74. 75. 182
Heffernan, James 182 Heidari. Shahrzad I06. 142 Heidari, S hiree n 0. 51. 68, 92, 182 Helgesen. Mo ll y G. 57. 58. 124, 127 Hemphill. Felicia56. 57. 94. 95, 127 Hendricks. Corey P. 58. 90, 154 Hendrickson. Mark 154 Henson. Michele 58, 59. 154, 156 Hcrgcs. Marisa 154 H erman, O rland o 176 He rman . Terrien I ll. 154 He ro ld. Stephanie C. 154 Herring. Barbara A. 54 Herring. James A.
Herring. Lisa M.
Herrington, Staci L. 182 Herron, Da nie l T. 55 Hessee. Gregory 54. 142 Hellinge r. Benjamin 135 Hi cks, Shawna 54. 154 Hi cse r, Shawn 100, 101. 127 Higgins, Andrew I 00, 182 Hill. Lea M. 75. 142 Hiller, Kel'in 182 Hills, Em il y 68. 72, 182. 202 Hills. Jennifer 58. 154 Hilson. Mischa 59. 142 Him es, Ma11h ew J. 110, 142 Hippensteel. Allisyn J . 154 Hise, E ric A. 176 H isc. Rachel E. 54 Hobbs. Augustina Hodges. Sherraun M. 92, 11 4. 154 Hoerman. Joshua 55. 142 Holleman, Aaron 80, 88. I 78, 182. 202 Ho lleman, Adam W. 90, Ill . 154 Holle!!, Darren 182 Ho ll cll. Marc E. 90. 154 Holloway, Eunice 54. 154 Holloway. Lesley 54. 73. 154 Hall. T. 135 Holzhauer, Tina 74. 75. 182 Holzinger, Josh J. 182 Hopper. Lora A. 154 Ho rn . Jennifer 54. 92. 142 Hornbuckle. Michael 57. 90, 154 Honan. Darrin I 04, 163 Horton. Marci 68, 127 Hoskins. Theresa L. 163 Hosleller. Cara M. 127 Holl man . Kimberl y 154 Hseic h, L 99. 128 Hubbard. Darrell 11 0 Huff, Thomas R. 182 Hughes. Anne11e 54. 128 Hughes, Danny 58. 90 Hunt-Bigha m . Kenedra
Jackso n II. Richard 128 Jacobs. Lynellc 154. 161 James, Angela 52. 54. 96. 182 Jeffries. Mallhew 128 Jeffries. Michael L 90. 154 Jenkins. Holly 13. 58. 87. 143 Jenki ns. Jere m y 154 Jensen, S ussa nn e 13. 69. I02. I03. 182 Jcrscr. W. 155 Jewell. Carlena 54. 143 Johanck. Philip M. 1434 Johnson. Alexis I 03, 143. 146 Johnso n, Brad E. 128, 182,202 Johnso n. Brian 57 Johnson. Danicllc R. 75, 115. 155 Johnson. Darina 128 Johnson. David 90. 155 Johnso n, Frede rick M. 176 Johnson. lesha A. 155 Johnson. Jason 143 Joh nson. Joshua 92. 128 J ohnso n. Ma rshanna 155 Johnson. Michae l D. 128. 135 Johnson. Rebecca Jo hn son. Selina 115. 155 Johnson. T. 128 Jones J r .. Clavc n L 85. 88. 108. 128 Jones. Daniel F. 155 Jones. Dcmecole L 54 Jones. Dwain A. 142 J ones. Eryn 128 Jo nes, J acki 182 Jo nes. R. 135 Jones, Randy R. 72. 182 Jon es. Sa rah 107. 112. 11 4. 155 Jones. Shelissa 155 Jones, Ta ngie L. Jones. Toxy 54. 90 Jordan. An th ony 163 Jordan, Ch ris topher II , 80, 88, 89. 11 8, 119, 176. 178 .Judso n. Ke ll y 92. 155 Jump, Milagro 55, 56. 182
Kahler. Ange l S. 7 1. 72. 143 Kahler, T iffan y 24. 25, 71. 72. 94. 173. 182, 202 Kansy, J effrey 100. 10 1. 182 Kappes. Blair 104. 155 Karich, Joan 185 Karl e. Laurie C. 143 Ka ufman, Amy 185 Kazcmi, Fa rhad I 00, 176 Keane. lan 155
Kirk Manley relaxes on the bus before a big race.
Ke ll ey, Coll een J. 74, 185 Kell y. Farran K. 163 Kcmphues. Brad ley 155 Kendrick. Elmondo 85. 88. 128 Kenner. Do uglas 128 Kenner. Ja so n 128. 134 Kenney Jr .. Douglas 90, 155 Kenney, Dawn 185 Kc nl. A mber R. 75. 143 Ke rr, Je remiah 2 1. 5 1. 52. 54. 68, 69, 185 Kim. Dan ny C. 155 Kim. NaYoung 50. 51. 68. 99. 128, 134 Kimpel, Amy R. 185 K in a rd. Angie F. 155 K in g. Norben F. 163 Kinkel , Jeffrey 185 Kirby, David 155 Kirby, Pamela 185 K irubakaran, Jebarson 57. 143 K it e. Brian 58. 90 Klaudt. Reece 90. II 0. 143 Klaus. Court ney A. 82. I 02, I 03, 143 Klaus, Johanna 25, 48. 68. 69, 82, 102. 103, 11 2. I 13. 120. 174. 185, 203 K lemann . Kell ey 54. 87. 143 Klemann, Thomas Koch. Timothy 85. 90. 143 Koller, Kristen 70, 185 Koo ntz, M imi P . 185 Kovar. Brei 143 Kovar. Lucas 155 Kovell, Wendy 5 1. 185 Kra ndc l. Beth 99. 143 Krause. Randa ll E. 155 Krueger. Kri stin E. 58. 138. 143 Kubbs. Dmitri 52. 143 Kuehn. All ison 58. 59, 7 1, 92, 155 Kuhl , Brandon 83. 120. 175, 185, 203 Ku hl . Ke ll i R. 2 1. 99. 155 Kuntz-(H ill ), Jus tin 128 Ku ramoto. Philip 11 6. 11 7, 128 Kuzian, Amy 54. 185. 203
Labrecque. Stacey 143. 146 Lamb. Donya 54. 128 La mbert, Jonathan 185. 203 Lamkin. Col in 143 La mpo, Ange la 74. 75. 185. 203 Landclls. Tracie 155Lang, Jose ph P. Ill. 155 Lanman. A bigail 143 Lansford. Benjam in 68. 70. 128, 13 1 Lar iviere. Sa rah 17. 20. 2 1. 48. 50, 51 , 52, 55. 56. 68. 70. 128 Laroe. Jennifer 74. 128 Laroe. Manda I07. 155 Laro ux. La urence I 04. 118, 155 La rse n, Henrietle E. 69, 18 5 Larson, Er ik R. 185 La rson, Rebecca E. 5 1, 185 Lashbrook, J ennifer 185 Lawrence, Cornelius 185 Lcchcl. Cha ires 118, 143 Lcche l. Tanya A. 135 Lee. C harles 90. 155 Lee. David 58. 68, 73. 128 Le hew, Erin L. 185 Leister. Pamela 5 1. 54. 143 Le man. N icole 155 Leman. Tanya K. 68, 82, 92. 128 Lemke, Mic heal 176 Lenoir. Ralphcll D. 54. 155 Lcnz, Aleene 128 Lcnz. Jana 143 Leong. Hoyec E. 143 Lcsk is. Rya n D. 54. 126 Lcwsader. Jos hu a 143 Licquia, Mike E. 163 Liggcll, Jen nifer 185 Link, Edna 3, 58. 74. 75, 185, 203
''Thought is the seed of action."
Emerson Li nzy, Scan 156 Litwin . Dana 108, 110, 143 Loc ke. Shanaya 56. 57. 73. 75. 82, 96. 143 Loc kell . Amanda 156 Loc kett. C hri stop her I l l. 156 Loc kc11. Ra mo n 135 , Logsdo n. Dawn 54. 156 Log ue IV, Way ne 56, 57, 92. 93, 185 Lokshi n. Michael 128 Lopez. James 128 Losc hcn. Lynd on 85. 90. 143 Loui e. Batini A. 156 Love. Nicole 2 1, 52, 56. 57. 143 Lud wig, Brad A. 2 1. 52. 55, 56, 92. 128 Lud wig. Bre nt A. 18. 52. 55. 7 1. 85. 88, 128, 13 1 Luhrsc n. Jeremy 58. 59. 128 Luke, Kri stopher 185 Luu. Pau l 92. 128 Luu. Sam 156 Lux. Kari 54. 144
Mackov ic. Aimee 54, 70. 7 1, 128 Mac kov ic. J ohn 90: 156 Madden, Scoll E. 185 Magee. Mo nt rcll 144 Magg io. Sara 49, 7 1. 72. 128. 133. 134 Magr ud er, S helb y 68. 70. 185. 203. 230 Mahann ah. Kari 68. 128 Mahann ah. Kyle 54. 90. 156 Ma hanna h, Ta ra 74, 75. 185 Maier. Dan iel 144 Mallerncc. Marci L. 163 Manely, Kirk 80. 8 1m 92. 93. 184, 185, 228 Ma nn, Jaso n 88. 178. 186 Ma nn. To ny 144 Mapso n. Simon I08. 128 Marietta, Andrea D. 186 Marshk y. Crai g 128 Martin . Reid 144 Martin . Tara !56 Martin . To ny 90. 156 Martinez. T edra 54. 129 Mason . Daniel S. 156 Mathi as. Jamie 156 Mall hcws, Prud ence 40. 52, 73, 75, 144 Ma tz. Melissa J. 103. 129 Ma xwell. Heather 92, 11 4, 115, 120, 156 M ay, H ea th er 74, 186 Mayfi eld, Alan 186 Ma yfi eld , Mall hew 156 May nor. La-keta 54, 135 Ma ze. Yo landa 129 McA fee. Gadd is 163 McAfee, Ke nneth J . 186 McAfee. Ton ya 58. 59, 156 McArd le D. 129 McArd le, Ka ty L. 156 Mc Bride, Ka lrina 74. 186 McCa be, S tacie 69, 71, 174. 186, 203 McCa nn, Bryon 80, 176 McClendo n. Arelha 54. 129 McConaha. Mallhew 144 McCowen. Andrew 90. 156 McCray. C hri stie 144 McC ray, M ichae l I 08. 176 McC urry. Anion 129 McDaniel, Holl y 71, 124, 129. 146, 166 Mc Dcrm o ll, Bradley 10 1. 14 Mc Dermott, Co ri 70, 186 McElhaney, Dav id 144 McFarl and.Ma rkcc lia McGow, Meghan 186 McKa y. All ison 58. 59, 156 Mc Kay, Brian 58. 69, 166. 175, 186. 203 McKinzie. Shaw na 54. 156 McKu zes. J. 10 1, 156 Mc l augh lin. Bart on 48, 144 Mclill y. Dcmika 144 McM urra y, S hell y J . 48, 69, 7 1, 72, 99, 186
McNa mara, Erin 48, 68. 69. 83. 98, 99. 120. I 72, 186. 203 McNamara, Sara 18. 23. 25. 52. 55. 56, 68, 172, 186 McMattin, Jos hua 50. 5 1. 186 McNe ill y. Mall hew 90. 156 McSherry. Chryslic 2 1, 54. 156 McWherter, S tace y 9. 69. 175, 176, 186, 203 Mecum II , Kipl ing 104. 144 Mee ker. M ichac l 58. 90, 144 Meeker, T imot hy 12, 18, 19. 52. 55, 57, 58, 59, 70. 172. 186 Meier, Tiffany J. 156 Meisenhei mer, Tobin 25, 49. 68, 69, 116, 11 7, 184. 186. 203 Melby. Eric K. 135 Mclchi, Jenni fer Melchi. Michael 90. 156 Mclchi . Michcllc l 03 Mendoza. Fausl ino 135 Meredi th. Kri slcn D. 58. 59. 144 Merkle, C hris topher R. 156 Merriwea th er. Laloya R. 156 Meyers, Kimberl y 186 Mikuck i. Bcl h 68. 129 Miles. La ura 58. 157 Millage. Nic ho lc 97. 157. 162 M illagc. Renee 157. 192 Millcr.A myE. 107. 115. 156.1 57 M iller, Andrew 17, 57. 58. 70. 186 Miller. Dani cllc R. 157. 158. 159 Mi ller. James 90. 11 8. 144 M iller, Mark 100. 187. 203 Mi ller. Mall C. 100. 129 Mil ls. Erin 157 Mi ll s. Ra chacl A. 144 Mil ton, Darlene 54, 140. 144 Milton. S. J. 140. 144 M illon, Sarah 26, 50. 51, 52. 58, 59, 68. 69. 187 Mil lo n. Shamaco L. 54, 90. Il l. 157, 162 Minor. Jad a T. 75. 82. 135 Mirarcfi . Amir Y. 56, 57, 157 Misc ho. Kelvin 23, 92, 144 Moffill . Tashi ca T. 163 Moller. Michae l Q. 104, I ll, 157 Mo ntgo mery. Na1han 10 1. 157 Moore. Albclrt 157 Moo re. John 88. 135 Moore. J uslin 90. 11 8. 144 Moore, Marcius 54. 88. 89. 187 Moore. Mary 54. 157 Moo re. Mary J. 54. 144 Moo re. Rahm ond o 129 Moo re. Slcphani c R. 157 Moo re. T risti an D. Morcfil cct. Anne 157 Moreillon. Be th an y 2 1. 54. 157 Morga n, Corey W. 144 Morga n, Je remy 176 Mos ier, Joe 187 MoHo n. Nicole L. 142 Muh am mad . Ab u 129
Nea l. Me li ssa 106. 129 Nee ley. Bra nd on 90. 157 Nee ley. Chrislop hcr 58, 129 Ne lse n. Ada m S. 52, 135 Ne lse n. Dus ti n L. 52. 157 Ne lson. ra ig A. Ne lso n. Jessica 57 Nelson, M ichae l 173. 187. 204 Nesbitt. Cedri c II 0, 145 Neuend ank, Laura 69, 187 New bern . T ami ka 75, 129. 166 Newell. Rac hel 2 1. 157 Nguye n. T rang T. 5 1. 145 Nguye n. True C. 135 N ichcs. B. 54 N icho las. Amy 178 Nicholas, Jeff 3. 69. 70. 72. 187. 204 Nicholas. Kri stina 158. 16 1 Nicholas, icole 48. 187. 204 Noe l, Aimee 57. 58. 59. 187. 204 Noe l. Caleb I 00. I I0. 145 Nolan. Rory L. Ill, 158 Novak. Aa ron 50, 51. 83. 145 owak, Jeffrey E. 68. 69. 72, 11 7. 174. 184. 187. 204 udo. Marga ret 6. 129. 133 Nussca r. Colleen
Obrian. Jeremy 158 Obrien. Da niel II 0. 145 Ohlsso n. Ka rl 129 Olda ni. Dav id I00. 129 Olive r. Syrccta M. 112. 11 3. 129 Oloumi . Baharch 48. 50. 5 1, 145 Omark . Randa ll I 18. 145 Ornelas. Alena 135 Ortner. Christina R. Oschwa ld . Jenni fe r M. 7 1. 158 Osler. Ronda 75 0 11o. Jere my M. 158 Owen. M. 135 Owen. J\llatt hew Owen, Tracey L. 187 Owcn. s Jotrc nia 129
Owens, Lel isha 187 Owens. Rayco 145. 166
Perciva l, Rub y 188. 204 Pers hing. Kimbe rl y 58. 59. 145 Peterso n. G. 145 Peterson. Grant 90, 158 Peterson. Janae 54, 68. 13 1 Peterson. Jared 54. 90. 145 Pe terso n. Mic hell e 73. 82. 92 Pe terso n, Reid 23. 58, 188 Peterso n. Rya n 15, 58. I 0 I Peterso n. Sa muel 2 1. 158 Pctli grew. Shalo nda L 158 Petl is. Dex ter 90. I I 0. 145 Petti us. A nto nio 158
Pfeffer. J ason 158 Pfe fferkorn. Christopher R. 158 Phanrana . Bounth icn 145 Phanra na, Pha yvanh 71. 96. 188 Philli ps. Michelle 130 Phipps. Christy 163 Pienkos, Eve 17. 188 Pierce. Amy R. 54. 72. 150. 158. 161 Pierce. Brandon P. 68 Pierce. G retchen 54. 130 Pierce, J enni fer 68. 7 1. 72. 188. 204 Piercy. James 158 Pike. Austin 158 Pike. Qu in ton 58. 145 Pilcher. Li li 52. 142. 145 Pilcher, Matthew 6. 50. 5 1. 52. 72, 174. 188 Pillischafske, Eri c 188 Pill ischafske, Kell y 54. 158 Pirtle, Anlhony D. 188 Pirtle. Jacque M. 95. 158 Pillman. K. 158 Plotn er. Anth o ny 85, 130 Plotner. Tho mas 85. 130 Po hl od, C hristop her 45. 5 1. 68. 69. 72, 73. 80. 92. 93. 172. 188. 204 Polite. Jaso n 158 Pontifex, M ichael 21. 51. 52. 188. 204 Ponlu al, Cristiana P. 69. 188 Porter 111 .-Cu rt is 90. 158 Porler, Tracin 74. 176 Posey Jr.. J. 131 Powell. Brend an 68. 100. 101. 130 Powell. Michael 17. 83. 145 Pri ce, Damico 88. 109. 175. 184, 188. 204 Price. T. 135 Pridemore. Michele L. 163 Prim mer, Darl ene A. 188 Pru ls man, M ichae l 188 Pucke11. Ma11hew 145 Purcell. Kcll i 94. 130
M uhammad, Baaqee 144
Mu ha mmad, Kcnyada A. 129 Muhammad, T hi amo 187 Muir. Gwend olyn 58. 103. 144 Mulcahey, Mark 129 Mulhall. Brian N. 51 , 144 M ullen, Ma riann e 187, 203 Munoz, Dan iela V. 103, 11 5, 157 Mu nso n. James 144 Murph y. Moll y P. 156, 157 M usso n, Kell y E. 13. 84, 88. 174. 178, 187 Mye rs. Lindsey 5 1. 138. 144 Myers, To nya 175. 187. 204
Pacc lcy. Jeremy R. 158 Pad ua. Andres 51. 68. 187 Page. Courtn ey 16. 48. 55. 70. 72. 73. 82. 129. 132 Palm. Dani el 50. 5 1. 145 Palmer. Jim my 90, 118. 14 5 Pankau . Stac i 58. 107. 158 Park. Sung 158 Pa rker, Brett R. 104, 188 Parker. Lisa 48, 50. 52. 70. 125. 129 Passa lacqua. Lori 145 Pater, Derek C. I0. 58, 68. 188 Pa11erso n. Romi e 90, 158 Paul. Karen 58. 59. 158 Peacoc k Il l. Ca lvi n 58. 73. 80. 88. 130 Pea rso n. Mallhew T. 100. 10 1 Pea rson. Shawn 54. I l l, 15 8 Pease, Eric. W. 135 Peete II, Robert 88, 188 Pee te. Kend ra 73. 75, 82. 145 Pelmo re. Essence 58. 130 Penicoo k, Ma rk W. 15. 65. 7 1, 72, 88. 89. 123. 188. 204 Pcnn in ton. A ni a 75. 145
Nas h, C hrislinc 176. 187
Peppers. Ali ssa 58. 59. 92. 158 Peppers, T oi 74 . 188
Ra chels. Amy 54. 130 Radius. Lind a I 02 I 03. 138. 145 Rage!. ova Rahrig, Kristin 2. 68. 72. 86. 188. 204 Randall . Scotl 145 Rando lph. Ja mes 90. 159 Raney. Laura 145. 166 Rashi d. Shahid 90. 118. 14 5 Rath . Na than E. I 04. I 05. 130 Ray, Ti moth y 176 Rayburn. J oy . 112. 114 Raymond, C hrisline 52. 188. 205 Reed. Angela 48'. 82. 92. 130, 135 Reed. Brian 104. 16 1 Reed. Edward 88. 130 Reed. James B. 159 Remse n. Craig 116. 11 7. 130 Remse n. Daniel 58, 155, 159 Rey nold s. Reese B. 100. 135 Rey nolds, Rya n K. 58. 100. 188, 205 Rhod em. Brenda 54. 159 Richards. Anitra 73. 75. 96. 145 Richards. Matlhew A. 135 Richardso n. La tonya 54. 146 Ri ne. Charl es 159 Roberts. Ari 15
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INDÂŁX Roberts, Jamie 58. 59. liS. 159 Roberts. Jean ie 146 Roberts. Ric hard 146 Roberts, Troy 188. 204 Robinson. Jcficry Robinson. Louis E. 58. 90. ! 59 Roderick. Ryan E. 100, 101. 135 Roc. Ryan 88, 124. 130 Roeger, Danielle 69, 82. I02. I03, 188 Roger. Willie 90. Ill , ! 59 Rollins. Jaci 52. 130 Ross. Christine M. 68. 130 Ross. Reeva 107. 159 Roth, Andrew 88. 184, 188. 205 Roupsouay, Bouneseng 82. 188 Rudd, Jessica 57. 58. 205 Rudd. Nata lie 68, 11 2. I 14. 159 Ru shton , J. 135 Russe ll. Aaro n !59 Russell. Meco 135 Russell, Robert 59. 188. 205 Ruth enberg. Nicole 13, 15, 146
Saat hoff. Jared 90. !59 Sa llee. Tyri sc I 15. 159 Sa lvi, Amit 146 Sa nderso n. Christv 146 Sands, Kimberl y E. 6, 132. 166 Sarno Jr.. Wayne A. 135 Saupc. Sara B. 50. 130 Saupe, Sarah E. 54. 188 Sauro. Den nis 85. 130 Schaeffer, Ste>¡en 52, 68. 188. 205 Schaudt. Troy M. 90 Scheiding. Wyatt 130 Scherer. Karl W. 58. 73. 130 Schlueter, Bryan 101, 159 Schmit, Jonathan M. 190 Schmitt, Mel issa 21. 52. 54. 130 Schneider. Ellen 130 Scholze. Tristan F. 84. 190 Schoonover, Steven 54, 190 Schoonover, Travis 176
Schroeder, To ny 190 Schu lte, Elaine 68. 103, 131 Schultz, Melissa 23. 72. 124, 190 Schumacher, A. 100. 101 Schurvinskc. Jamcy 88. 131 Schweighart, C had 88. 131 Scott. Crystal 146 Scott, Mario M. I0, 88. 89, 146 Scully, Michael 131 Seaman. K. 56. 57 Scars. Michelle L. 58. 59. 72, 138, 146 Seay. Donavyn 90, 159 Sedlak, Allison M. 107, 159 Sehy, Melanic 68. 98. 99, 120. 131 Sengsava nh. Phousava n 68. 131 Scngouvanh , Cath y 48, 68, 13 1 Senteney, Kimbe rl y 15, 25, 48, 7 1, I 02, I 03, 175. 190. 205 Severns. Traci 54, 146 Severn s, Tre nton I 04, I05, 117, 172, 190, 205 Shackelford, Ebon y 90. 205 Shafer, William 159 Shafter. Matthe w B. 54, 146 Shaw. Jacob 159 Shaw, Torrence 46 Sheehan, Erik 80, 88 Sheehan, Travis 101. !59 Shelby. Day landa 146 Sheppard, Nate 104, 131 Shier. Michael J. 146 Shores. Kress 21. 98, 99. 120, 159 Shores, Roys 68, 98, 99, 131, 166 Short. Julia 49, 68, 131 Shriro, Theodore G. 135 Sh uff, Jennifer 13, 68, 69, 70, 71, 172, 190, 205
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S ikora, Arwen 6. 175. 176. 190. 205 S ilverwood, Drew J. 190 Simmons-Gee, Tarawana N. 54 Simmons. Carism a 82. 92. 120, 131 Simmons. Jennifer 55. 68. 94, 95. 131 Simmons. Thomitha 135 Simpson. F. 135 Singhass. Kinsey 54. 159. 162 Singleto n. Demetrius D. 131 Slade. Jeremy D. 146 S lade, Tonya 74, 75, 190 Small, C hristina 190. 205 Small. Kelly !59 Smestad. Sarah ! 59 S mith, Becky 2. 190 Smi th. Benjamin R. 13 1 Smith, Blake 190. 205 Smith. Eli zabeth R. ! 59 Smith. Jo hn I 59 S mith, Ken 80. 88. 117, 190 Smith. Marcia 146 Smith. Matthew C. !59 Smith. Michael 131 Smith. Myra 13 1 Smith, S hauna 74. 75. 190. 205 Smith. Tyron L. ! 59 Snyder. Amy 159 Snyder. Elizabeth 57, 58. 131 Somers. Joe E. ! 59 Soskin, Amanda 98. 99, 120. 190. 206 Spalding, Angela 13. 51. 52. 68. 69. 190 Spark. Shawn 131 Spires. Aliso n. 54. 160 Spires. Katherine 54. 146 Spore. Kjartan 19. 55. I I0. 146 Sprague. Andrew S. 90 Sprague, Mark A. 160 Spratley, Tamika D. 54. 114, 146 Spro ut. Jason 88. 131 Sprout. Tracy L. !58. 160 Stachcs. Temohn 73. 80. 131 Stafford, Bran d y M. 54. 160 Stahl, Jessica liS, 160 Stearns. Corey 146 Steele. Jose ph 90, 160 Steele, Matthew 131 Steiner. Hagit 57. 58. 146 Stephens. Chsir 134 Ste phens. Robe rt R. 163 Stevens. Christopher I00. 131 Steve ns. D. 135 Steve nso n. Patricia 58, 68. 13 1 Stewart, Robert D. 131 Stewart, Rodney D. 176 Stewa rt . Sa ra 135 Sliff, Jason 58, 69, 190 St iff. Megan 21, 58. 13 1, 133 Stigall. Dawn 131 Stillwell . Nicholas E. 58, 59. 11 8, 160 S ti ve rson, Tony L. 74. 19 1 Stock man , And rew 85. 131 , 132 Stockman . Chri stopher 160 Stoll, S tephen 25. 68. 69, 92. 173. 184, 19 1 Storch. Jocelyn 48. 70. 132 Stout. Kri stin 160 St raka. Ri chard 146 Strand. C had 54. 146 Stri sscl. Sco tt E. 58. 80, I0 I, 146 Strode. Angela 146 Strom . N icole 48, 58, 59. 68, 103, 132 Strunk, C. 56, 57 1 Stucki, Aa ron 6, 19, 20, 2 1, 23, 50, 52, 55, 72, 19 1, 206 St ucki. Kara 54, 156, 160 Stucki. Kendra I 03. 132, 166 Stuebs. Katheryn 146 Suchomski. Carm en R. 95, 160 Suchor. Sarah 7. 52. 58, 86, 87. 132 Sweeney, Eric N. 146 Swihart, A Idona '! 32 Sykes, Montay D. 163 Syla vo ng, Vilath 69, 92, 191 Szyhowski, John B. 16
Twc nh afc l. Stacy 58, 59. 160 Two hey, Amy 36. 5 1. 70, 7 1, 175, 19 1,206 T yrrell , Pa tri ck 85. 88, 132
Tarter. David 146 Ta ylor. Ca meron 90. 160 Ta ylor. Charis 52. 68. 132 Taylor. C hri stina 146 Taylor, Darren 74. 88. 108, 175. 178. 19 1 Taylor, Katia 82. 11 2. 173, 191. 206 Taylor. Otto 90. 15 1. 160 Taylo r. Trevor 146 Tempel. Kristin 107. 160 Tempel, Michael 84. 88. 19 1, 206 Te rrell, Amefika I08. 172. 19 1. 206 T erry J r.. Frank 146 Terry. Curtis T erry. Lill ie 160 Tesc hkc, Lena 135, 166 Thiele, Steven 5 1, 68. 19 1 Thomas. Amanda N. 160 Thomas. J. 13 3 Thomas Ja son Thomas. Robert W. 160 Thomassic. Damon C. 132 Thompson. A ve ri a 58. 59. 96. 132 T hompson, Karin 96 Tho mpso n. Kri stina 54, 160 Todd, Becky 86. 19 1. 206 Todd. Jeffrey. 2 1, 52. 55, 56. 132 Toppc. Bobbie Ill. 160 Toppe, Ta ri 176 T racy, Annelle 13. IS, 7 1, 173. 19 1. 206 Trask. Aaron 58. 59. 146 Trick. Andrew 68. 92. 132 Trigg. Nic holas 100. 11 0 Tscheschiok, Michelle 58. 132
Ulinski . Susa n 132
Vandcrzalm. Rebeccca 54. 71. 147 Vank in Jr..Jon ath a n H. 36. 160 Van landingham, Michael 49. 58. 146. 147 Vaplon. Cra ig M. 108. 132, 135 Varve l. Bra nd y 7 1. 72. 147 Virghcs. Delle 160 Virgilio Ill, James 132 Vogel. Marielyn 75. 82. 147 Vogel, Wi llie 191 Vonner. Shericc R. 58. 59. 132 Vro na. Clin ton 68. 100. 101. 124. 129, 132 Vro na. Na than D. 160 Vu. Ben 11 8. 160 Vu, Jack 68. 11 8. 11 9. 19 1 Vu. Tom 132
Ts hiwala, Dennis 176
Tum iati. Ad ri a n J. 132 Turk iewicz, Robert J. 88. 132 Turn er. An tonio
Turner. C had 68. 85, 132 Turner. Kell y 160 Turner. Melisa M. 7. 135, 139 Turner. Nadia 54. 154. 160 T urn er. Tomeka 163
Wade Jr .. Burdell 132
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Williams, Kawona 176
Wagner. Andrew 117. 132 Wagner. Sndra 132 Wa lden. Jose ph B. 58. 160 Wald ri p, Ja mes C. 17. 19 1. 206 Walker. Barry J . ! 56. 160 Wa lker, Ca rme litta M. 54. 70. 72. 82. 11 2. 11 3. 173. 19 1 Wa lker. Ca trin a 54. 96. 133 Wa lker. Erin !60 Walker. Je nnife r 54. 160 Walker. Jo hn 147 Walker. Shantisha 133 Walker. Sylvester I08. 160 Wa lker. Tosheba A. 133 Wallace, Bennie 75. 176
W illiams, Kelly 154. 192 W illi ams, La rry D. 90. 16 1 Williams. Me lissa D. 16 1 Williams. Moniqu e 54. 161 Williams. Taneshi a J. 163 W illis, David 5 1, 68, 192. 206 Willi s. Hea th er 87. 107. 138. 147 Will is. Shantae 16 Willis, Tamzin 192 W ilske,Ja mieJ . 192 Wi lske. Kev in C. 134 Wilson. Carrie 58. 161 Wilson. Je re mi a h M. 16 1 Wilson. Kenya tla 80. 90, 11 8, 119
\Valie r, Carri e 176
Window. Samira 14 7
Walton. Ke ith 100. 124. 133 Wandell. Michael 2 1. 36. 52 . 55. 7 1. 83, 90. 147 Ward. Am y 16. 52. 57. 58. 59, 86. 131. 133 Ward. Anthon y D. 163 Ward. Cli nt A. Ward. Prod ion 163 Warden. Sarah 160 Warga. Brandon M. 50. 14 7 Warren. M ichael A. 133 Washburn. Angela 54. 133 Was hi ngto n, Alfred 74. 19 1 Washingto n. Jero me 16 1 Washin gto n. Mark 163 Was hin gton, Rolila 74. I 12. 19 1 Washington. Sha h W. 110. 147 Wassom. Melanic 135 Waters. S. 161 Wa tkins Ill, Leon I. 176 Wa tki ns. Christo phe r L. Watson . Da nte R. I08, 133 Watso n. Dawn 7. 54. 56. 147 Watts. G inger 54. 16 1 Wa tt s, S tephan ie A. 176 Weat hera ll, Joa nna 192 Weath era ll. Lee 83. 133 Weat herly. Tan ya 135 Wea thin gton, C ha rles 0. I08. 192 Weaver. Cheri A. 133 Weaver. Rac shawn 161 Webbe r. Wend y E. 54. 161 Wcbb ink . Robe rt 58. 68. 73. 80. 92. 133 Weber. Staci 133. 135 Webs ter, Laurie 48. 70. 86, 87. 192 Weeks Il l. Ro bert 58. 59. 90. 16 1 Weid em icr. Jaso n 58, 59. 160 Weidcm icr. Mega n 133 We idn er. JcfTrey 14 7 We lch, April 68, 72. 192 West. Autu m n 16 1 \Vest, Ja mes 192 West ley. J ulia A. 161 We tmo re. Heathe r ! 53 Wheeler. Ho ll y 54. 147 W heeler. Michael 133 Wh ite. Angeliq~e T . 152. 16 1 W hil e, Anilra D. W hile, Benj amin 192. 206 W hite. Deborah 57. 147 White. Henry E. Ill. 16 1 \ Vhite, Jason E. White. Mi chael 163 Wh ite. T heodis 147 Wh ile, W illia m 192. 206 W hit ley. T roy 54, 16 1 Whitney. Richard C. Il l . 161 W ilberg, Rebecca 54. 82. 192 Wilbe rg. Richard 2 1, 52. 55. 56. 134 Wilder. Tawana L. 161 W ilder. Tobi 161 W il kerso n, ¡Dayion 135 . Wi lkins. Elizabe th 134 W illia ms, Bradley 80. 176 W ill iams. Dane M. 54. Ill . 154. 161 W illiams, Harvena 112. I 13, 134 Wi ll iams. Jennife r A. 58. 92. !56, 161
Winfi eld . Ro bbie 54. 134 Winfrey. Char les 134 Winfrey. Tcll y 135. 192 Win ga te. Erika L. 162 Winston. Kalan 54. 90. Ill. 162 W inston, S ha ronda 176 W inston. To i N. 54. 147 W in ters, Fonda A. 192 W ise, Kande L. 176 W ill, Ange la I 06, 174. 192 Wolf. A my 162 Wo lf, Jaco b 69. 104. 105. 120. 192.206 Wo lf. Joshua 147 Wo lfe. Jason 59 Wo lfe. Joe 59 Womack, Lio nel 176 Won g. Wi ll ie 135 Wood s. Sheri 58. 100. 101. 147 Worner. Chad 12. 21. 52. 55. 56. 68. 70. 7 1. 134 Worn er. Erica 107. 162 Wright. Frances 54. 162 Wr ight. Jea nine S. 134 Wr ight. Kerry 117. 134 Wr ight. Kri s A. 162 Wright . Lashanda 162 Wright . Loraine D. 162 Wr ight, Mall hew 58. 84. I00. I0 I. 192 Wright. Peppe rtan Wright. Ph ylli s R. !54
Yang. Luke 21. 54. 72. 162 Yo ung-C hri stoph, Vasea n D. 176 Young. Chri stoph er 88. 134 Young. Jcrmale 142
Yo ung, Kim 69. 192. 206 Young. Von 147
Zachary. Amanda A. 7 1. 72. 162 Zarbuck. Tara 54. 134 Zehr. Sarah M. 58. 59. 147 Zelinsky. Matthew 147 Zook. Mi chelle R. 162
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Jessica Rudd Paula Gera ld Kelly Hea th Kclli e Gree n Matt Griswo ld Gennifcr Fowler Jen nifer Lashbroo k Matt Wright Je fT Nowak
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Bill Whi te Amy Hart Jonathan Lambert C had Burke Bec ky Todd Ange la Spalding Karin Thompson Emily Hills Kim Fletcher Brandon Kuh l Angela Witt
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Rub y Perciva l Vanessa Hall Jacob Wolf Annclle Tracy
Tara Gai nes Laurie Webster Amand a Soskin Mark Miller Lisa Batchelle r Shirccn H cidari Mike Po nt ifcx Becky Wilberg To m Albers Eri c Pillisc hafski Vi lath Sylavong Sara Ca mp ion T yra Cla pp
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Aliso n Fellers Amy Two hcy T raci e De li o T a nya Myers Mi chael Edm o nd s
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Sarah Milton Stacey M cW herter
Toby Meise nheimer Fika Te rrell Chad Dea kin Dawn Kenney Steve SchaefTcr
Amy Kuzian
Matthew Brown Matt hew Everett
Sha nn on Fackle r Shelly Mc Murray Aa ron Stucki Christine Brinkman
Kim Meye rs April Welch Wendy Ko vell Jason StilT Jeannie Cooper
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A rwcn Sikora Jennifer Forman Jerimaiah K err
Nicole ichol as A ndrew Hassell Alissa Hays
James Cross Stephanie Baer Da vid Willis
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Becky Smith Kim Scntcncy Jcnn i H arkin s Ju lie H armon
Edna Link L"tUra Ncucnda nk Kclli Carr Jenn y Shu IT Shelby Magruder Kelley Easth a m Kelley Williams Cori McDermott
Steven Bauer Steven Thiele Kara Hagen Toi Peppers Daniellc Roegcr Aimee Noel Jennifer Pierce Frank Bradford Fred Bart les K atia Taylor
Christopher Drewes Susan Ebert Tara Maha nnah Brian McKay Debby Atwate r Stacie McCabe Diana Ficrkc Lee Frank Julie Harrison Baagee Muhammad Erin McNamara Lauric Asher
Kimberly Gers tein Eve Pcinkos Eric Dunlap Cheri lyn n Bittinger
Johan na Klaus Chris Pohlod Melissa Schultz Kirk Manley Steve Stoll Pame la Combs
Denise Cassel Am y Kaufman
Jim Waldrip Jason Mann
Chad Fitton Kristen Kolter Sarah Gclberg
Erin Lehew Pam Kirby Dawn Cul ver TifTany Kahler Jennifer Davidson Mike Nelson Liz C line
Dan Anderson Trent Severns James Argoudelis Sara McNamara
Stephanie Davis Shawn a Smith Darlene Primmer
Ma ll Brombaugh Shane Bachma n Jul ie Benz Troy Roberts Aaron H olleman
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Well, there it is, folks: the 1992 Centurian, the 25th edition of the CHS yearbook. It took,many strained hours and some long nights to complete, bu,t overall we think it paid off. We hope you have enjoyed reading it as much as we have enjoyed putting it together. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the numerous people involved with the production of the '92 Centurian. First, Don Zimmerman, our even-tempered Herff Jones representative. Thank you for always being there in times of disaster. Next, we thank Mr. Powers, Joe Storch, Lisa Parker, and Illini Studios for the thousands of pictures we had to choose from. Thanks to Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Ziegler for all their help in identifying pictures and a variety of other favors we asked of them. Also, Mr. Wiseman deserves thanks for keeping us financially afloat, and to our teachers: thanks for putting up with us while our deadlines drew near. Last, and most important of all, thank you to the 1992 yearbook staff. Thanks for being so receptive of our ideas, supportive of the rest of the staff, and creative on your own. You guys were really great! Here is the product of all your labor. We think you'll agree it was worth it. We wish the 25th graduating class good luck with whatever lies beyond high school, and to those we've left behind, the best of luck the rest of your high school career. We leave with the hope that the next quarter of a century will be as successful as the first. Peace everybody!
Johanna Klaus & Chris Pohlod Co-Editors-in-chief
Ms. Engelhaupt, we haven't forgotten you! This 25th edition of the Centurian is dedicated to you. You definitely deserve to be recognized for all your years as advisor in this very special edition. On behalf of us and your twenty-three previous staffs, we thank you.
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