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CENTURIAN 1994

entennial High School 913 Crescent Drive Champaign, IL 61821 2f7 351-3951

magine piecing together a puzzle ... hundreds of different shapes, sizes, and colors. Each piece is distinctly different with unique traits and characteristics. But no matter what each piece looks like individually, when they are fit together, a perfectly co-

ordinated picture comes to life. At Centennial High School we have created this picture. We have fit all our special talents and qualities together to form a school that encourages learning and growth. Centennial High School is getting it all together I

1. The Chdrger emblem; the symbol lhdl brings us dll to· gether. 2. These Chdrgers wedr the coot of our colors, blue dnd white they believe thdt we dre # 1. 3. Ndlhdn Ducey isn 'I dfrdid

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3 of showing off his unique outfit. 4. Sdmird Window, Shdhid RdShid, Nicole Love, dnd Mich · elle Peterson dllempt to get themselves reddy for the pic· lure.

1. MMk Newmdil, Terry Cole, N1cole Milltlge, tlnd Mike Butler crowd in for " ride to lunch. 2. Dtlwn Wtltson , Nikki Ruthenberg, Rebecctl Vtlnderztllm , Noelle Ruthenberg, dnd LiSd Wdtson gdther for the perfect picture. 3. Anitrtl Richtlrds dild

Mike Freemdil pose ford plcture dt the Homecoming Ddilce. 4. 5drd GdiSke, ]en Willidms, tlnd Beth Bickers dec1de on McDontlld 's for" quick bite to e<lt. 5. Chdrgers rdlly together to support CHS.

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WHAT'S OUT 1. Tight-rolled jeans, High water jeans, Frosted jeans 2. Tall Bangs 3. Crunchy hair 4. Velcro 5. Spandex 6. Penny loafers 7. Fluorescent colors 8. Polyester 9. 2 -ton earrings 1 0. lridescent lips, Blue eyeshadow

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WHAT'S IN 1. Baggy jeans, Long jeans, Colored jeans 2. No bangs 3. Natural hair 4. Flannel shirts 5. Karl Kani 6. Doc Martins, Birkenstocks 7. Subdued colors 8. Bell bottoms 9. Studs and hoops 10. Natural shades Of make-up

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Ruthenburg show how HIP Hippie Day is. 2. These Chargers later admilled to bemg George Fur/a and Nick Carter. 3. No one can bed/ cldshy sen -

and Mark Boehm even had orange ha1r. 5. Ryan McNeilly wears SCJ!ely gear a/ school. 6. Heather WJ!/is and Davena Grdhm hdd the Sdme booboos.

Spirit Week

1. Whose legs exhibit spirit? 2. Hugh Gehrke, An dretl Cc1mpion , Corey Hendricks, c1nd Adam Dill sport the1r blue c1nd while on Chc1rger Dc1y. 3. Not one, but two &kers (Mr. &ker tlnd Ms. Foster) appetlred on Twm Dc1y. 4. Can anyone tell Danictl Bullis c1nd l<1m1e Roberts c1pc1rt? 5. Footbtlll plc1yers

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Lyndon Loschen , Lenny Willis, Edd1e ]ones, c1nd Dexter Pellis show off their muscular legs. 6. Brett Boege tlclually picked out his own clothes. Thc1nk goodness it W<lS Cl<lSh IJ,.y.' 7. Groovy h1ppies, Encc1 Dupuis , Kristen McWherter Lisa Emfeldt <1nd Mc1rk Kolter wc1nl pec1ce.

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Edwards up to yell, "Let's go blue'" 2. Coach Hembrough gives an mspinng speech to h1s players at the pep assembly. 3.

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Junior, Mark Hendrickson looks to his opponents during the sports dress relay class competlfion.

Pep Assembly

1. Mr. Dt1vis looks d little unsure "bout the bike's reliability now lhdl the framing wheels dre off. 2. Homecommg court nomi· nees Kendric Cobb and Toi

3 Winston gnn becduse they got it's " pldne, no it's cheerledder the corvette! 3. These sopho· Acuon Novak going for" toemores dre hyped up for " wm· touch! ning !loot but unfortunately the semors took it all. 4. It's a b11d,

Parade

5 1. DCJn Herron CJnd EncCJ Wor路 ner sing the night CJwCJy CJt the VMSJiy Show. 2. Colored lights CJdd d mt?Jglct?Jl effect to LisCJ WCJtson 's smgmg "Somewhere Out There". 3. Cho1r Sdng the1r hedrts out for Mrs. Wyt?Jtt. 4. ]ennd Myhm CJnd Sht?Jwn Pet?Jr路 son finish w1th piZCJZZ! 5. Nikki

Ruthenberg Sdng ''] Will Follow Him" from the movie Sister Act. 6. Enc Window, CJlong w1th two others, did CJn outstt?Jndmg JOb smgmg "In the 51111 of the Night " . 7. ]enmfer Tucker en路 joys being the center of CJtten路 bon during her part of the song.

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"It was the most choreography and best singing ever in the Varsity Show." -Mrs. Wyatt

1. Sp1rils so~red ~I the CHS Bonfire. 2. Yes, this yeM we dCÂˇ lu~lly h~d ~ bonfire. 3 . Hot chocoldle kept Jessie~ Bickel ~nd Rhond~ Osler r~di~ling smiles. 4. ChMgers ~/temp/ to

look wdrm for the p1clure on d rdther chilly night. 5. Students ~ck together to block out the cold. 6. N~l~lie M~rkh= d~ncÂ es the night ~w~y ~I the bonfire.

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3 1. Erin Blue serves Mall DiftJnis his chili; who knew II could be lhtJI much fun! 2 . These lnlertJcl members Me hdl'd at work except for President Caleb Noel who dlwtJys takes lime out for a picture. 3. The CHS drumline

concenlrtJies to keep in unison. 4. Drum MtJjor Ali Keuhn looks rigid tiS the bmd begins to play. 5. Flag Corps member len WillitJms is right on beat wlfh her fJtJg.

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''The Band's Homecoming show was a great performance which was indicative of all the band's performances this , year. -Mr. Wolfe

he 19 9 3 Homecoming Game was uniql.ie this year, because it was played at 1:0 0 p.m. on Saturday, October 23. The Chargers joined together in an attempt to beat the Rantoul Eagles. Even though the excitement and effort were there, the Eagles were

victorious with a score of 52 to 2 8 . The Homecoming crowd started the game off with a little tailgating and a hearty meal of chili at the Interact ChiliLunch.HalÂŁ-time festivities included the announcement of our 19 9 3 Homecoming Queen Danielle Dupuis.

''The team played that game as well as they've played any game, but costly turnovers gave Rantoul the opportunity to score. -Coach Hembrough II

3 1. Justin Moore dlld players gel hyped up before the b1g game. 2. Terry Cole ldclcles his opponent hedd on. 3. COdch Hembrough dnd volunteer Codch Gdull give Reece Kldudl d few pointers during the gdme. 4. NolTllnees Ddild Edwdl'ds, Shdlldyd Locke dlld Toi Win Âˇ s/on congrdluldle 1993 HomecolTllng Queen D.mlelle Dupws. 5. Semor, Eddie Jones does d vJclory ddllce dfler his touchdown a/the Homecommg gdme.

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he spirit days for Homecoming week were: College Day, Hippie Day, Twin Day, Clash Day, and Blue and White Day. Teachers participated along with the students this year adding creativity to spirit week. The Varsity Show followed by the Bonfire were big hits this year despite the cold weather. Students, faculty, and people from the community

1. Homecoming King Dex ter Pettis and Queen Danielle Dupuis relax during their royalty dance. 2. As Lisa Young, Bran don Kauffmann, and Matt Fairbdnks pose for a picture, Kin dall Shores makes sure Matt's flower is fastened. 3. Exchange

gathered to watch the Pep Assembly and the Parade. Once again the senior float won the float competition in the Homecoming Parade. The Chargers didn't let the loss of the game against Lincoln dampen their spirits. Many hurried home to clean up for the dance. Attendance at the dance "Crazy For You" reached an all time high this year. Students managed to

"get down " despite the crowded dance floor. Long lines for pictures could not even stop the festive spirits at the dance. Nothing but laughter and romance filled the air on October 2 3, 1993.

''It was an o verwhelming surprise when I won Homecoming King. I felt like I was on top of the world. " -Dexter Pettis

2 students Hems Von Bernuth, HiI'Odki Tandica, MMiella Lopez, and Ozgehan Senyuva enjoy their Homecoming experience in America. 4. Kendra Peete, Nam eka Bates, and Danielle Johnson are hiding from their dates at the dance.

Homecomi ng Dance

1. Barton MclAughlin =d Corey Morgdil clutch their dates Jan Ldm

and Tracey Huth lightly. 2. Samira Window and Chris Spore take a breather from dancing. 3. Skip Arnold and h1s date exempllly the "Crazy for You " theme. 4. Josh Hoerman , Raeshawn Weaver, Kim Pershing, and

3 Brandon Warga a.re all smiles despite the lengthy line lor pictures. 5. The 1993 Homecoming Court consisted ofÂˇ (front row) Shanaya Locke, Dan Herron, Eddie Jones, Alexis Argoudelis, Kendnc Cobb, Toi Winston, (back row) Dexter Pettis, Danielle Dupuis, Dana EdwMds, Carrie Campion.

Homecoming Dance

es, today is the first day of school, and, as usual, students proudly enter with an eagerness to learn. Wait a minute ... Students slowly shuffle through the amazingly clean hallways to find their "lost" classroom. Gradually heads begin to raise, and smiles broaden as they greet their longlost friends. The murmur grows to a low roar, and the teachers brace themselves for the year. The deans have already started to patrol the congested halls hoping to maintain order. Just as the last bell rings, students duck

in to their classes. The first day has officially begun. Students settle into their seats just as the air conditioner kicks in. Teachers use their variety of skills to captivate their students. Students listen attentively until the last five minutes, when they begin to focus on the minute hand of the clock. Finally the bell rings and everyone rushes into the corridors trying to delay going to the next class as long as possible. Once lunch arrives, most students jet to the student parking lot. Many are destined for McDonald's,

while the underclass walks to Arby's. People stop by Hometown Pantry for a sugar-filled dessert. At last the final bell rings, dismissing the last of the students from school. Everyone hurries to escape the daily routine that will occupy the nezt ten months of their active lives. Yes, the first day of school has officially arrived!

"The first day was overwhelming because there were so many students and I didn't expect there to be crowds of people. " -Jeff Bekiares

2 1. Mdtt Difc'lnis displc'lys whc'lt three yec'1/'S c'lt Centennic'll Cc'ln do to c'1 person. 2 . Kelly Nc'Jilon, Denis~ Zimdc'lhl, c'lnd Apryl Jones hc'lppily stroll to 5th hour c'l!ter Sc'ltisfying their hunger c'lt /GA . 3 . Underclc'lssmc'ln Nick CArter ddShes to cld55, c'ltlempt-

ing to bec'lt the !inc'll bell. 4. Mr. Dc'lvis is Cc'lught giving pointers to M ichelle Peterson c'lnd Erin Blue c'lt the Freshmen Dc'lnce. 5. M indy Buhrmester, Hddrd Gustc'lfson, Jennc'l Myhc'ln, dnd Cc'Jfie Brown sfdnd dbove Centenmc'JJ's competition.

Student Life

Al Yesterday's gone down the river, and you can't get it back; however, the point of living and being an optimist, is to believe the best is yet to come! The best is what I wish for you. -Linda Follmer

Thanks for believing in me! Best Wishes! -Marla Bauerle-Hill Thank you Mr. Davis for your guidance and leadership. You have made Centennial the great school that it is today, and for that accomplishment we should all thank you. -Mr. Isenhower Mr. Davis, As a newcomer to Centennial this year, I can honestly say I have never seen such a clean, well-appointed school, that offers so much to students. It is a personal loss to me that you are leaving, but your outstanding legacy will inspire others. -Ondine Gross

For AlPower to the Women-especially those in stirr-ups. -A Sociology Teacher Mr. Davis, It has been a pleasure and privilege to serve on the faculty under your leadership. Best wishes for a happy and long retirement; you deserve the very best. -Elsie Engelhaupt

Mr. Davis has always been very supportive; willing to listen to concerns and help faculty, parents, and students work out solutions to problems. He has always put Centennial first. He will be missed. -Janet Ellis Al-Thanks for the memories. -M. Terry Al, I'm not sure how you will know when its time to take a vacation or what you'll do when you're looking for a "Jiminy Cricket." But if you think you can manage without us, have a very happy retirement. -Kathy Doll

aculty, staff and students were sad to hear of Principal Al Davis' early retirement after serving 2 2 years as principal of Centennial High School. Mr. Davis earned his bachelor degree in 1960, his master's degree in 1962, and an advanced administrative certificate in 1964, all from the University of Illinois. Mr. Davis has been at Centennial since its opening in 1964. He went from being a math teacher to counselor, to guidance director, to dean, then on to assistant principal and finally principal. He has dedicated a total of 3 0 years to this school. Mr. Davis has made a tremendous effort in constantly modernizing our school and making ours stand out. His unrelenting support allows not only the students but the faculty to be the best they can be. His backing us 1 0 0% has led us to many awards and honors such as: band's numerous trophies, speech team winners, outstanding athletes, and exceptional publications. Centennial can be seen everywhere in our community. Mr. Davis has been able to witness many changes in the high school students. Now 80% of graduating seniors are going to college. Also, the average ACT score at Centennial has gone up, which makes us one of the best in the state. The regimen has changed by providing more academic, instead of elective courses. No definite future plans have been established by Mr. Davis; however, he has expressed an interest in the possibility of working at a private school as a teacher or administrator. Another option he is considering is taking a 45-foot sailboat to tour Europe next winter. No matter what his plans after retiring are, we know that he will be greatly missed by all here at Centennial. Mr. Davis, we would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude towards you for all you have done and the best of luck in whatever lies ahead for you.

Thank You Mr. Davis!

Farewell

1. Eric Pialeschki (left) and MarÂˇ cus Albert (far nght) and theJr buddy can 't wait for the bell to rmg. 2. Courtney Grove and Stephanie Hamilton ham it up a/their choir's holiday party. 3. Kevin Reme recommends the Algebra 2 book for the best seller list. 4. Rachel Millage and Jennifer Nicholas are hc'PPY to be eating in the "cafe. " 5. Magnetic impulses attract Shanaya Locke, Steven Cobb , and Heather Willis to the Centinal hot off the press.

6. Cowboy Ken Rose dares to eat the cafetena chow. 7. Steve Johnson has Eric Window check his English notebook before handing 11 in. 8. Jevon Robmson laughs at bemg caught munching on a toothpick for his mornmg snack. 9. Rory Nelan looks dazed and confused from the photographer's fldSh. 10. Sally Sheets drops everything to show off her pearl-drops smile. 1 1. Josh Hoorman sm1les wh1le making a fashion statement.

Student Life

1. (L to R) Kam1ka Anderson, MoniCa Armstrong, WJ]Jesha Brown. LeShonda Wnght and Tma Sesson truly are More Than Enuff. 2. Club Pres1dent; Kendnc Cobb and Vice Pres1dent; Nameka Bates explam the purpose of the1r show 3. ]ermame Hernng of P. TO. ' Wants to

spend the Night." 4. Semors Toi Winston and Cedric Nesbitt sing "You're Always on My Mmd. ' 5. Edward Peppers wds Mdsler of Ceremony th1s year but thmks he 'JJ try dancmg next year. 6. Dernck Edwards and ]evan Robmson make the g1rls scream "Whatta Man.'" 5

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1. Dan O'Bnen reverses roles for the day w1th U.S. Congress路 man Tom Ewmg whJ!e m Washmgton D.C. at the Nat1onal Young Leaders Conference. 2. Rachel Newell and Katy McArdle traveled all the way to Lake of the Woods lor a boat nde. 3. Bntta Ennen cnes out w1th excJiement dunng her wh11e-water raltmg expedJIJon. 4. Terry Cunmngton, Ryan Reckhemmer. Andrea Campl路 on, Chns Goeres, Nate Rath, and Erm Blue capture Austna's

beauiJ!ul landscape m a photo. 5. Chaglf Siemer, fen W11liams, Ah Kuehn, Mark Hendnckson, Sara Garske, and Shanaya Locke pose whJ!e s1ght-seemg in France. 6. Emmence, MO. was graced by Ryan Pet rson. Amy MJ!Jer, and Mark Boehm's presence when they lock a canoe lnp. 7. fan Lam and Tracy Huth show off the1r four wmmng Duran Duran concert l1c 路路 els wh1le advert1smg for 107. 1 WPGU lor free.'

Summertime

Olympics Attract Attention The 1994 Win t er Olympics in Lillehammer , Norway enticed more interest than those in the past. When TBS came out on top of the other cable stations jockeying for the coverage of the Games. This was the first year that the Olympics were not viewed on broadcast television. America was shocked when they heard of the crippling assault on figure skater Nancy Kerrigan. The attack kept Kerrigan from competing at Nationals and possibly destroying her dream of going to the Olympics for a second

time. Two days after the attack , fellow figure skater Tonya Harding's entourage was linked to the incident. Harding's ex-husband Jeff Gillody and bodyguard Shawn Eric Eckardt both were charged with being connected to the assault. Additionally, two other men were charged in relation to the crime. Tonya Harding's role in the incident is still under investigation. Meanwhile, both Kerrigan and Harding will represent the United States in the Olympics for figure skating.

Students Come Out On Top Centennial High School felt privileged to be represented by the 1994 Special Olympics basketball team district winners. This exceptional team consisted of students (L toR): Megan Dueringer,

Cynthia McClendon, James Reitmeier, De Marco Jeffers, Coach Mills, Donald Walker, Jack Hyatt, Latoya Corbinns, Eric McDaniel, and Danielle Hederson. CONGRATULATIONS!

Students Gripe About New Parking A big change to Centennial was the remodeled parking lot which was initially designed to improve parking conditions by designating oneway traffic routes and trying to reduce accidents. The deans, who were pleased with the

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new lot, were shocked by the numerous angry students who were complaining about the depletion of parking spaces. Students also oppose the teachers who park in the students' lot. Students hope their pleas will be heard!

Not only did Bonnie Blair dedicate her high school career to speedskating; she also managed to squeeze in several Centennial activities. Blair was a cheerleader her freshman year and a member of the girls' track team for three years. Her involvement in these two sports along with her rigorous practicing for speedskating led to her being nominated as the Class Athlete. Blair was not the only Olympic speedskater to attend Centennial. She was followed by Chantel Dunn-Bailey who graduated in 1983. Both graduates attended the '94 Winter Games in Lillehammer.

Early this fall Centennial H.S . was both honored and excited to welcome Ms. Gwendolyn Brooks to school for a special assembly. Ms. Brooks has won many awards for her talents in literature including the PeetLaureate of Illinois

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Flood Devastates Many Mother Nature showed a fierce side of herself that no one along the Mississippi River cared to see. Around 16 million acres of land was submerged during the Flood of '93. The relentless flooding of the Mighty Mississippi could not stop

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the power of the swelling river; however, in some areas the levies gave communities valuable time desperately needed to rescue as many belongings as they possible could. The Great Flood brought communities together throughout the

midwest. Champaign made a grand attempt to help by making a mass effort to make sandbags for the towns that needed them. No one in this lifeÂˇ time will ever forget the destruction the Flood of '93 caused.

Brooks Visits CHS which is one of the highest awards to achieve. She was also the first black writer to win the Pulitzer Prize and has won numerous awards. She was not only an informative speaker but also quite entertaining, she read some of her own

poems as well as some students ' works that have been influenced by her poetry. Rayco Owen s and Thomas Harris introduce Ms. Brooks at the poetry reading.

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Bonnie Blair had no choice but to become a nationally known speedskater. Her career began at the tender age of two, where she followed in her brother and sisters' footsteps. Three of Blair's sisters, and one brother all were national champions before Blair had her big debut. Blair has attended four Olympics during her career, capturing gold medals in the last three. At Calgary she won one gold, she won two golds at Albertville, and then surprised all by winning two additional golds plus a bronze at Lillehammer. Bldir-Five Time Gold Meddl Wmner

New Athletic Code Settles Disagreement The beginning of the 1993-94 school year brought in the new athletic code. The controversy should now end over the code since the whole community became involved in changing it. T he school board heard comments from

not only the parents, but also from the faculty and students. Each group had substantial arguments that aided the board in making a decision. The code previously stated that any allegations or suspicion of an athlete using an il-

legal substance would be investigated by the deans, no matter when or where the incident had occurred. Now athletes can only be penalized if the predicament happens on school grounds or at school functions.

Champaign had its own bout with the weather. January's weather gave Illinois record low temperatures for almost a week. Radio stations reported cancellations of all sorts, including Unit 4 schools. Students had two extra free days because of

the extremely low temperatures. People were advised to stay inside while the windchill factor was a brisk-70Â°F. The midwest hopes to never experience the frigid temperatures that occurred in January 1994.

D isaster Strikes California California thought that nothing could be more devastating than the fires that proliferated throughout the coastal region. The fires started by an arsonist destroyed more than 300 homes and raged uncontrollably over 18,000 acres of land in Malibu and five other counties. Just when the Cali-

fornians thought the worst was over, an earthquake rumbled through the San Fernando Valley at 4:31 a.m. on January 24, 1994. The earthquake lasting only 40 seconds and measuring 6.6 on the Richter scale caused an estimated $30 billion m damages.

Jor dan S h ock s A ll A nd R etires The Chicago Bulls lost one of their greatest players on October 6, 1993, Michael Jordan. Air Jordan was destined to be a star from the beginning when he was named Rookie of the Year in the NBA. J ordan left with an awe-in-

spiring record: seven straight NBA scoring titles, two Olympic gold medals, even an autobiography. To top it off he plans on playing baseball with the White Sox. Jordan will be missed by all.

The 1993 musical, "Carnival," not only was colorful but also successful. The story took place in France in the midst of a carnival. It all began when Lili, a small town girl whose father has just died, tries to find a new home in the carnival. She meets Schlegel,

the ring master, Paul and Jacquet, the puppet masters, and Marco the Magnificent and his lovely assistant, Rosealie. Lili is instantly swept up in Marco's charm resulting in Rosealie's jelousy. Lili is working with Paul and the puppets, when their act becomes a success

with her help. Lili and Paul believe they hate each other, until Lili realizes that her love for the puppets is actually for Paul. Schlegel's carnival goes on with Lili and Paul in love and Marco and Rosealie once again together. Paul and Lili's ending song, "Love Makes the

World Go 'Round ," left the audience with a softened heart. Many people helped make "Carnival" a success. The cast put in many hours of work as did the stage and light crew. Their hard work and dedication paid off in the end.

The Cast B.F. Schlegel. .................... Sarah Lariviere Paul .................................... Dan Herron Rosealie ......................... Mellissa Schmidt Lili ............................... Jenny Simmons Marco ............................... Mike Wandell Gorbet ............................. Ricky Wilburg Jacquet .................................. Joe Dunn Puppeteers: Foz................................... . .... Joe Dunn Walrus ............................... David Oldani Margarita ..................... Elizabeth Simpler Clown .................................. Dan Herron

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Erin Blue, Danielle Dupuis, Jared Peterson, Kinsey Singhass, Kelley Schweighart, Sam Peterson, Jenna Asher, Shawna McKinzie, Libby Scherer, Tanino Minecci, Erica Worner, Jenna Davis, Lindsey Myers, Melinda Ashby, Amara Gilbert, Katie Danley, Brad Ludwig, Corrie Altman, Laura Foutch, Tricia Berbaum, Kanno Kuramoto, Jon Berbaum, Reese Reynolds, Erin Schneider, Stephanie Royce, Mindy Colwell, Kristin McWherten, Chad Worner, Lisa Parker, Clint Vrona, Derrick Wallace, Kurt Scoville, Zac Smith, Dan Palm, Nicole Love, Carl Scherer, Jeff Todd, Ricky Wilburg, Elissa McConkie.

''Fun, Energetic, and Fantastic-great enjoyment for the audience, the cast, and the production staff-memorable experience for all! -Sue Aldridge

''The greatest feeling is hearing the applause, it proves the show is a hit!" -Dan Herron

1. Lih performs her puppet show for the dudience. 2. Rosedlie must Jet Dr. Gldss down edSJly. 3. Pdul hds to lind d redson not to smile. 4. B.F. Schlegel mtroduces the Grdnde lmperidl Cirque de Pdris.

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omedy made this year's fall play unique. It was the first time in si:l: years that the Thespian Playmakers produced a play of humor. After finding out that a guided missile base was coming to the small town of Putnam's Landing, Lt. Guido Di Maggio persuades Col. Thorwald into letting him run a public relations campaign in Put-

nam's Landing so he can be w i th Maggie Larkin . Maggie and Guido battle between an engagement that is broken and resolved, while Grace and Harry Bannerman's marriage falls apart . Harry can 't take not being able to see his wife because she is in charge of every committee in town. The teenage boys fight a losing battle for "their" girls to the soldiers.

1. Betty O'Sheel (Kris!Jn Mc Wherter) pleads for the new garbage disposal system at the To wn Council meeting. 2. Lt. Guido D1 Maggio (Chns Cordon) distraught when he sees the turmoil he has caused in Putnam 's Lmding.

'1t was a lot of fun and it ended up being a big success. -Danielle Dupuis

THE CAST Issac GoodpdSture ..... .Derrick Edwards Grace Bannerman ..... .Danielle Dupu1s Harry Bannerman ...... .Dan Herron Maggie lArkin . . ........ Melinda Ashby Betty O 'Sheel .... . .... .Knsten McWherter Prudence Melvin ..... .. Chandra Cox Clement Metcalf .... . .. .Jared Peterson Della Waterford ....... . .Johanna Hoppe Danny Bannerman .. . ... Tyler Cox Comfort GoodpdSture . . .Jessica Schulte G rady Metcalf ....... .. .Mark Kolter Colonel Thorwald ...... .Steven Logsdon Captain Hoxie ....... . . .lac Sm1th

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Lt. Guido Di Maggio .... Chns Cordon Corp. Opie Dalrymple ... .Jam Pellum CORPS Mason Harshbarger Matt Finnerty Edward Peppers Seth Ross TOWNS PEOPLE Katie Malone Sara Gorman Kelly McDaniel Stacy Walton Jon Berbaum Tanino Minneci Zach Shaw Loren Johnson

1. The pnvates stand at atten!Jon m an attempt to 1mpress their commumty. 2. Grace (Damelle Dupuis) and Harry (Dan Herron) Bannerman bicker as usual while dnvmg home. 3. Lt. Guido D1Maggio, Harry Bannerman. and Captain HoX!e (Zac Smith) wallow m their self

pity after realizmg the Slgmlicance of theJr mistakes. 4. Magg1e Larkin (Melinda Ashby) ends her relat10nsh1p w1th Guido for supposedly the "La.st time. "

5 . The Townspeople are shocked by the news of the guided misSJle base commg to Putnam's Landmg.

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S~l994 pectrum 1994 had to overcome many surprised obstacles in order to put on a spectacular performance. Weather seemed to be the production's worst enemy. The cancellation of school left the production with no time to rehearse. The eager Spectrum partici-

pants worried whether the show would go on or not. The below zero weather and snow forced Centennial to cancell the opening show for Thursday night. Instead the night was used to do tech and dress rehearsal. This year's show offered a wide variety of acts. Several local bands

1. Ddn Remson dnd Ndte Vrond dppedr to enJOY ''strullmg their stuff. "2. Spectrum Person lJdnd Edwdrds IS confident of her per· formdnce. 3. Mrs. Henkel (sec· and from left) dnd her qudrtet the Sweet Adelmes hdppily smg

out ddvice to the undercldss girls. 4. The entire cdst of the 1994 Spectrum productiOn. 5. ]umor girls Cdn redlly get mlo the swmg of thmgs m Uptown Men when II comes to cross· dressmg dnd ddncmg.

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performed their own live music. The numerous skits left the audience in stitches, while the breath-taking voices of the singers left the audience speechless. Despite the lack of time for rehearsal, Spectrum was performed on January 21-22 successfully.

7 1. The s nior g1rls tell dll of whdl they 'd bed they weren 't Cen Â· lennldl Seniors. 2. Ldurd Foutch bedullfully sdng 'Dredm d Dredm.' 3. Ddmelle Dupws is lucky to chew the Smckers bdr first. 4 . "Boot to the Hedd " is dll lhdl Kns Wnghl cdn lhmk of dS he prepdres to kdrdle kick h1s ledcher. 5. For Whom the Bell Tolls cerldinly hvened up the

dud1ence w1/h lis hedvy meld] mus1c. 6. Ethdn Deppe stresses out wh1le lrymg to dec1de which pldno he cdn pldy on too. 7 Wilhdm &ker, Chns Window, dnd Ashud Ashud1 Brown , dll pdrl of L Legdcy, smg 'Alwdys dnd Forever 'fdbulously. B. The Cenlennid! High School's drumhne once dgdm performs wllh specldculdr sklll.'

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Survey

1. Shcmnon McGaughey and Tiffany Osler bear the he<~t to tdke d picture. 2. Rory Nolan and Josh LewSdder spot the strdnger w1th the camera. 3. Interact member Trang Nguyen welcomes lnternationdl student Mdriella Lopez. 4. ]dSOn Polite is apparently proud of his abllity to use corrector-type. 5. Ashley Dye, where are you? 6. Ben Penner tells his P.E. class lhdl proper swimwear really does help.1

6 1. Band members Bndget Gurtler and Sarah Zehr acÂˇ company the choir. 2. Treble Choir impresses the stuÂˇ dents by smgmg a cappella. 3. Kendnc Cobb and Pru Matthews were crowned Mr. Mistletoe and Miss lingle Belle respec!Jvely. 4. Mandy Lee and Amir Mirarefi have total concentra!Jon while playing during the assembly. 5. ]mgle Bell and Mistletoe Court (L to R) Front: Jill Emfeldt, Holly ]enkms, Pru Matthews, Anne Hurst, and Carrie Campion. Back: Mark Boehm, Alexis Argoudelis Matt DJ!anis, Kendnc Cobb, Erin Blue, Caleb Noel, and Brett Boege. 6. The men of show choir smg their hearts out.

Winter Festivities

1. The Genenc D.f. not only took requests but dlso chose some of his fdvonte tunes. 2. Mrs. Royse dlld ddughter, Stephdnie. dre Cdught spendmg qudhly lime together while checkmg COdls dl the Wmter Formdl. 3. Shdmdco Millon tnes to ldlk his buddies Mike Butler dnd Rick Rdices into pldymg d gdme of cdrds. 4. Rydn Me-

Neilly dnd Amy ButfJIId look ecsldlic to hc1ve their picture ldk· en! 5 . ]dime Fmuenholler dnd Lydid &II prove all the guys wrong by showmg off their bi· ceps. 6. Josh Pellum , Brad Hdyes. Nick Nudo Brdd McElroy, dnd Rydn Perry Aban doned their ddles to form d barbershop qumtet.

Winter Formal

Sports

1. Kelley SchweJghart and Amee Hams. 2. Justin Moore. 3. Adam Holleman and Bnan Medearis. 4. Stephame Foster. 5. ]enna Dav1s. 6. Nate Vrona , Mark Boehm, Alexis 4

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Argoudehs, and Amy Miller. 7. Erin Walker and feÂˇ shonna Williams. 8. Dawn Watson and Rachel Newell. 9. Mark Kolter. 10. Kelh Kuhl, Jenna Myhan, T1ffany ]enkms, and Eric Window.

Boys' Tra~k ''Extra ÂŁffort Is thQ KQy To Su~~Qss'' n your mark, get set, gol From the moment the 1993 Boys' Track season opened, the runners were off with a bang, coached by Dick Jones. However, the path wasn't always easy. The team was very young, primarily made up of freshmen and sophomores. Only a few varsity letter winners were returning from the year before. The group stayed tough through it all and

hurdled this obstacle. Centennial ezhibited strong performances at the Central Open, where the Chargers came in 9th with 14 points , and at the Sectional Track Meet, where Centennial scored 2 4 points for a 1 Oth place finish . A handful of runners also made contributions to the 1 9 9 3 team. Craig Schurter, Brian Beyers, BJ Baker, Donovyn Seay, and Josh Lane helped the squad a great deal.

Further , DeJuan Bowdry and Jason Calloway proved to be very successful, both advancing to the State Track Meet . DeJuan competed in the long jump prelims and the triple jump finals at State, while Jason performed in the 4 0 0 meter preliminaries. All runners displayed great effort, and the 19 9 3 Boys' Track Team proved that we can overcome the odds and succeed.

1. Senior Deluan Bowdry perfects ms long jump form m a stunmng performance at the Central Open. 2. With a healthy lead and a steady kick, freshman Kyle Peters strides toward the finish Jme of ms one-mile race. 3. Hurling the sholput, sophomore Owen &ss focuses on his throw a/ the Central Open.

Back Row: Abu Muhammad , Mike Licquia, Matt Fairbanks, Josh Lane, Robert Weeks, Bob Webbink, Owen Bass, Calvin Peacock, DeJuan Bowdry, Jason Calloway. Second Row: SCJ.rn Luu, Scott RandalL Justin McKuzes, Brian Beyers, Andy Whitford, Kyle Peters, Joe Lang , BJ Baker, Chns Haydel. Kneeling: Ternohn Staches, Craig Schurter, Donavyn Seay.

Meet Place Bloomington 2nd Urbana Open 14th Normal 2nd Charger Relays 1 3th Eisenhower -St. Decatur 3rd Central Poen 9th Frosh -Soph Conference 7th Danville 2nd Big 12 Conference 1 Oth Sectional 1 Oth State

Boys' Track

Girls' T raek and FiQid ''Running Tough WhQn It's Tough To Run'' he hard work of the 19 9 3 girls ' track team resulted in tremendous success. Among the many highlights of their season are a second place finish at Centralia, sixth place at Palatine and a strong second place in both the conference and sectional meets. In addition, the team's younger members won the frosh / so ph division at the Glenbard West Invite, setting a meet record of 123 points. One contributor to those points was sophomore Kelli Kuhl who set a meet record of 5'3" in the high jump. The team members also made their mark in Centennial track history by breaking 8 of the 1 7 school records.

Time Name Event 5:07.6 S. Dueringer .................. 1600M 11:10.9 S. Dueringer .................. 3200M 59.7 D. Hassell ....................... 400m 15.6 S. Hodges ........ lOOm high hurdles 45.7 S. Hodges ......... 300m low hurdles 1:48.3 A. Everette, D. Hassell, S. Hodges, T. Wilder ....................... 800m rel 1:51.4 A. Everette, D. Hassell, S. Hodges, T. Wilder 800m med. rel 4:04 .3 S. Dueringer, D. Hassell, S. Hodges, 1600m rel C. Suchomski Many of the run- events earned her recners mentioned above ognition on the Allalso qualified for the Conference team. When asked about state track meet. These runners were: the season, coach Greg Dueringer, Everette, Walters replied, "It is Hassell, Hodges and the best season we've Wilder. The 3 20Om had since I started relay team of Heather coaching." He said the Mazwell, Daniela main difference from Munoz, Carisma Sim- past years was that it mons and Carmen was not a one-sided Suchomski also qual- effort. Although Stephanie Dueringer was ified. The runners were considered the MVP, not the only ones to the en tire team degain success. Danielle serves many congratJordan's great im- ulations for a super provement in the dis- spring! cus and shotput

At the Pdldtine Reldys, freshmdn DMielle Jorcldn sho ws us how to throw the discus wlfh style.

Meet Place Thorton Invite 6th Prospect Invite 3 rd Hensonville Fenton 6th Charleston Invite 7th Orphan Annie Invite 2nd Downers Grove North 9th Glenbard West Invite 14th Glenbard West (frosh/soph) 1st Palatine Relays 6th Big 1 2 Conference 2nd IHSA Sectional 2nd Fourth Row: Coach Kevin Qwnld!l, Coach Greg Walters, Heather Maxwell, Michelle Dash, Sherrdun Hodges, Mmdy &non, Kelli Kuhl, Ccumen Suchomski, .Didnd HdSSell, Alyse Stevens, Megd!l Nickel, ShdiZ Heidd!l, Coach I:ldiren Tee. Third Row: Kendrd Allen, Johd!lnd Vdd!ld!len, Jennifer WilliCJ!TlS, Md!ldy Everette, ]en Os::hwdid, Courlney Kldus, Jocelyn Mdl'tinkus, Sdrd GMSke, Becky &non. Second Row: Stephdnie Duennger, Pduld!lne Wdiker, Tdwdnd Wilder, LIZ Hmton, CAnsmd Simmons, Dmleld Munoz, MMd Kenndth, Emily Schweitzer, Courtney Hill, Judy CAJlowdy. First Row: Jenny Borgeson, MMelyn Vogel, Ancired Cdmp1on, Toy &leer, ]dlTile FrduenhoHer, Alii Kuehn, Nilc.ki Cmnon, Bndgeffe BnnkmMn.

Girls' Track and Field

Team

Cent. Opp. 82 50 89.5 64.5 15 ~omet-Seymour 91 77 Central 55 Pazton-Buckley-Lod.a 27

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1. At dinner, DaruelCJ Munoz, CmsmCJ S=ons d11d Amd11dCJ Everetle CJgree thCJt If is fun to be d member of the trCJck ted11l. 2. Runners Dld11CJ HCJ.SSell d11d Hec~ther MCJXWell enJOY siCJte competition. 3. Kelli Kuhl proudly deCJIS the bCJr to win the meet. 4. Senior Mmdy &rton gCJthers strength to hurl the discus fdrlher thd/1 her competition. 5. The two mile relay ted11l has a strong lead as Carismd S=ons finishes the rdce. 6. SherrCJun Hodges focuses on setting d record for her mile reldy ted11l. 7. CAndy Phlllip5 stretches for success while Oymg over the long jump plf.

Girls' Track and Field

Softball ''800/o of thg gamg is playgd in your hgad''

heVarsitySoftball season had a positive beginning with many returning young lettermen, although the whole pre-season was rained out. The girls on the team were a closely knit group. The team was very competitive this year with the better teams in the conference. The Chargers were able to "scare some of them," said coach John Isenhower. The game against Danville, one of the powers in the conference, was one of their best played games. They really worked hard as a tearn against them. There were five awards given out this year to outstanding varsity players. Angie noyd received MVP as she broke the school record and led conference with a batting av-

erage of . 6 7 0 I Floyd was selected on first team Big 1 2 by a unanimous vote and first team All Area. Dana Edwards received the Golden Glove award making only one error all season. She was chosen for second tearn All Area. Davena Graham was given the Hustle award and Gretchen Piece the Most Improved . Heather Willis received the Fire Arm award for pitching the most innings. The J.V. team also played very well together many times. It was a little more difficult this year since none of the freshmen were cut. Their improvement was outstanding! They didn't know much about softball in the beginning, but by the end of the season, they knew ezactly where to go and

when to be there. The team outlook for nan year looks very encouraging. Coach Isenhower said of the Varsity and J.V. teams, "The season was very good. We have a long way to go, but it's been tremendous!" 1. Coach Isenhower instructs )unÂˇ 1or He<Ither Wilbs on her next pllch llgllmst Centrlll. 2 . Freshmlln Stephltme Hllmllton prepr:JreS to throw ll quick out lit hrsl

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ow: C h fohn 1: nho r, Ana'rell HliiTTJony, Sllrdh Suchor, Ang1e F7oyd. Amy Miller Belhdily Morelllon, NJChol Milld(Je, KliiTillcll And , St ph{JTIJe Fast r, j(JJITJe Deck. Coach St ve Mlliloch. Front Row: Gretchen P1 , Dllvenll mhllm. H8lllh r Wilhs, Dmll Edwll!ds, Mcole Arnold, StliCJ Hmkllu, Beth Bickers.

Softball

Tearn Rantoul Bloomington Stephen Decatur Stephen Decatur Mattoon Urbana Danville MacArthur MacArthur Urbana Central Eisenhower Rantoul Lincoln Lincoln Danville Central Eisenhower

Cent. Opp.

0 6 5

14 3 14 0 3 8 18 7

0 6 2 12 0 3 2

9 10 6 22 14 3 2 2 9 6 8 5

16 9 19 9 7

1. ChMgers Stephan1e Foster, Sarah Suchor, Gretchen Pierce, Heather Willis, Amy M111er, ~d ]dl711e Deck gear up with a strategy to hold back Central. 2. Sophomore Amy Miller crouches

low with her glove ready to get ~ easy out on Central. 3. Freshm~ Marlena Boyd ~d sophomore CAme Wilson put on theu thmking gloves lor an action packed gdille.

Back Row: Coach Pat Gray, Coach Bob Biehl, Lisa Einleldt, Amy Adams, Nashara Sims, Marlena Boyd, Keily &byok, Nichole M11Jage, Carrie Wilson, Chelsea Willis, Angie Mamno, Tammy .IJduenbaugh, Natalie Ciaocio, Kara Stucki, Lisa Albers, Coach Enc Bailey. Front Row: Brigid Bnsldn, Leslie Grenko, Sara Topola;ky, Amy Sieber, Robin Hursey, Stephanie Hamilton, Nicole Arnold, Katie Re1d, Branch Schmidt, Knstm Spear, Cowtney Gray. Lying Down: Kacy VarveL Alison Barker.

I have pride in my team beea use ''Everybody works hard together as a team to try to win. -Nicole Arnold II

Softball~

BasQball ''Play onQ gamQ at a timQ he Varsity baseball team with a record of 7-2 2 didn't quite reach the ezpectations of Coach Bryan but still had a good learning year. The seniors Andy Glogowski, Tom Plotner, and Claven Jones all were the leaders of this young team. All of the sophomores and juniors on the team gained valuable experience that will help them this spring. The team

played hard through the steady grind of games and showed great poise throughout it all. Good luck next year and congratulations on a great season Varsity Baseball! The Junior Varsity baseball team showed great skill while compiling a 7-7 record for the 1 9 9 3 season. Coach Meade was impressed by the team's improvements every game. There were many

games rained out, b ut under the sophomore's leadership the team didn't get frustrated . At Normal great pitching, hitting, and defense came together to win the game . The Junior Varsity team's steady improvement over the season leads Mr. Meade to believe that the Varsity team will even be better next year.

1. Sophomore Corey Hendricks wmds up to throw a bldZIIlg ICJSIball by the Central batter. 2. Tony Plotner tries out his home run swing agdinst Bmdely BourbandilS.

Team Mahomet Clinton Villa Grove Rantoul Bloomington Stephen Decatur Mattoon Urbana Danville MacArthur Charleston Urbana Central Mattoon

Kankakee Central Normal Central

Baseball

Cent. Opp. 1 8 6 4 9 8 9 2 0 1 5 6 0 12 7 15 5 6 3 0 5 4 6 7 7 1 7 9 8 7 7 13 8 6 6 18

&ck Row: Coach Norlyn Loschen, Tom Plotner, Jell Curtiss, Lmdy Loschen, Claven Jones, Corey Hendricks, Dennis Birge, Adam Dill, Coach Ben Bryan. Front Row: Matt H1mes, Tim Kochs, Chittakone &ngsengthong, David Fairchild, Brent Ludwig, Tony Plotner, Bndii Reed, Quinn Moller, Matt Pearson.

1. Junior Lmdy Loschen tnes to COdX the bd/1 out of sophomore Corey Hendricks' hand. 2. Sophomore Brian Reed concentrates mtensely on picking off the Bradely-Bourbdnndls runner off second base. 3. Senior Tony Plotner is congratulated by his teammates after rounding the bases.

''There 's not just one outstanding person; it's the whole team. " John Clausen

Back Row: Gooch Peter Meade, ]im Piercy, Ryan Harkins, Curtis Porter, Troy Schaudt, Larry Benz, Kevm Place, Adam Hollerrmm , Joe Steele, Mllll Sm1th, Josh Pellum. Front Row: Mllll Eckhllrdt, BrylJn DeRues, Ryan Johnson Kyle Stuebs, Andy McGowen , Luke Sehy, ChMles Foresman, Nick Carter, Josh Kloth. Adllm Zopf, John Clausen.

Baseball~

Boys' T Qnnis ''MQntal toughnQSS pavQS thQ road to SUt!t!Qss''

he 1993 Boys' Tennis Team ended the season with a spectacular record of 11-2. With the help of many outstanding players, Coach Bill Carson led the Chargers to yet another winning season. A major accomplishment this year for the boys was winning almost all of their big invitational meets. They defeated Rockford Auburn by one point in the Freeport Invitational and tied

for first at the Bishop McNamara Invitational. One of the most impressive wins was at the Charger Doubles Invitational when they defeated Pekin by half a point! The Chargers also took first place in sectiona Is over seven other teams. Alexis Argoudelis and Terry Cunnington got first place in doubles and went to state. Two impressive singles players were freshman Brad Hays with a record of 13-1

and senior Craig Vaplon with a record of 10-1. It was Willie Wong and Craig Valpon with a record of 1 7- 3 and Alexis Argoudelis and Terry Cunnington with a record of 16-8 who led the team in doubles. At the end of the season the guys were all smiles, not only because of their performance but, because of Willie Wong's inspirational words" Be happy like a gummi bear."

1. The varsity tedm shows off their trophies d!ter winnmg the Freepori Invitdtiondl. 2. lumor Alex1s Argoudelis hopes his prdciJce will

pay off dt sectJOndls.

Team Danville Rantoul Urbana MacArthur Steven Decatur Central Eisenhower Danville Kankakee Normal Paris

&ck Row: COdch Bill Cdrson, Bridn Cldrk, Willie Wong, Mdr!y Atkmson, Crdig Vdplon, Erell Boege, Brian Mulhall, Chris Cordon, Mike Powell, Mdndger Cory Ackermdn. Front Row: Brdd Hdys, Alexis Argoudelis, Terry Cunnington, Luke Yang, Nick Nudo, Eric Sweeney, Aaron Novdk, Rydn Rechkemmer.

Boys' Tennis

Cent. Opp. 2 7 9 0 3 6 7 2 8 1 6 3 5 4 3 6 3 2 5 4 8 0

Meet Place Bishop McNamara Invite 1st Charger Doubles Invite 1st Freeport Invite 1st Big 1 2 Conference 3rd Sectional 1st

1. Junior Terry Cunmngton struggles to return a perfect volley. 2. Senior Marty Atkinson puts forth all his effort into an awesome backhand. 3. ]unJors Terry Cunnington (left) and AlexJS Argoudelis (nght) dre ecstat1c over wm ning the Sectional doubles fllle. 4. After wmning the Mattoon Invitational the]. V. team falces f1me out to capture the moment. 5 . Coach Carson watches m suspense the last match, wh1ch determmes the1r outcome at the Chdl'ger Doubles lnvlfational.

Boys' Tennis

Girls' T Qnnis ''Play your hardQSf; don't IQavQ any rQgrQfs'' he Chargers girl's tennis team started off each meet singin' "We will Rock You!" As they began to win matches, the song changed to "Another One Bites the Dust," and by the end of the meet the girls were jammin' to "We are the Champions!" Finishing first in all the invites and winning all dual meets 9 to zero, the varsity girls pulled it together for yet another undefeated season. Singles players Kress and Kindal Shores and doubles partners Maria Kermath, Brooke Anderson all made All-State on the third team. Along with them Kelli Kuhl and Cory Ackerman, doubles partners, led the Chargers to their Sectional

Championship and 8th place finish at State. Kermath and Anderson went undefeated in singles this season. The girls had a lot of spirit and motivation this year to meet or exceed all of their goals . The team wanted to place in the top 1 0 at State, they placed 8th. They hoped to win 3 maybe 4 of the five invitational& and they went on to win all five. They have gone undefeated in home dual meets since 1989, a total of 2 4 straight home wins. N ezt year, their main goal to achieve is to place in the top three at the State meet. "My main feeling is how proud I am of what the girls accomplished this year. I hope they appreciated and enjoyed their

success. I am really looking forward to nezt year, since there were no seniors on this year's team," commented Coach Bill Carson. Not only did the Charger team get it together for State, but for many other meets also. Together they defeated Danville, a Charger tennis rival who came close to the Chargers in the invitationals, making it a greater challenge and accomplishment of beating them 9 to zero. The Chargers also pulled it together to win the Big 12, which the tennis team had never done before or no other girls' sport since 1985. Another major achievement was winning all the flights for total domination in the Charg-

er Invite, Mattoon Invite, Conference, and Sectionals. One can only say the girls' tennis team had an awesome and successful season.

Team Eisenhower Central Mattoon Danville Normal Urbana MacArthur Sacred-Heart

&ck Row: COdch Cdrson, Kristen Me Wherler, Mdrci Herges, Suzanne Stoll, Keri Cranddll, Ashley Dye, Diand Hassell, Mdnager Terry Cunnington. Front Row: Kelh Kuhl, Kress Shores, Cory Ackerman, Kindal Shores, Brooke Anderson, Amanda Novak, Mana Kermalh, Lisa Young.

Girls' Tennis

1. Kmddl Shores concentrates on hJ!Img the ball so lhdl if hlls just over the net.

Cent. 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

Meet Belleville West lnv. Mattoon lnv. Bloomington lnv. Charger lnv. Bloomington lnv. Conference Sectional State

Opp. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Place 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5

5 1. Kristm Me Wherter, Ken Crandall, Ashley Dye, and Suzanne Stoll bust a cheese at the Casey Doubles lnvJtationals. 2. Brooke

Ander=n goes all out to hit the bd/1 before if goes out of bounds. 3. Amanda Novak and LiSd Young converse on the court above their doubles strategy. 4. Kelly Kuhl makes a strong serve in hope of acmg her opponent ... or did she JUSt get h1t m the stomach

6 by a line dnve? 5. Coach Car=n d1recfs his players to their match courts for the day. 6. Mana Kermalh doesn Âˇ1 play around on the tennis courts. She plays hard leavmg no regrets. 7. Kress Shores follows through on her backhand as the handsome semor guys watch her m approval.

Girls' Tennis

Cross Country ''Pain is TQmporary. PridQ is PQrmanQnf.''

ile after mile , the cross country teams continued to improve and run to victory. The inexperience of young runners, combined with pre-season injuries, caused the teams to start slowly, but they quickly picked up the pace. The boy's team was headed by volunteer coach Darren Tee. One highlight of their season was a fourth

place finish at the Mahomet Bulldog Invite. However, the best performance for the team was in Peoria. At Peoria, all seven of the varsity runners ran personal best times and the team finished 25th out of 4 3 teams. At the end of the season, the boys' fourth place finish at Regionals qualified the whole team for the Sectional meet. This accomplishment was enjoyed for the

first tim e i n three years. Led by coach Greg Walters, the girls ' team had their share of outstanding ac complishments as well . At Mahomet, they claimed first place and their first eight runners were all medal winners. A second moment of pride was achieved when they finished second at Regionals . This finish was especially significant because

they came within five points of their rival and Conference champs , Decatur MacArthur. Unfortunately, the girls' successful season ended sooner than expected. At the Sectional meet they finished sixth , falling one place and 2 4 points short of the state qualification requirement. Nevertheless, individual runners were honored for their accomplishments as top runners

Daniela Mu noz and Stephanie Far on were named members of the All-Confe r ence team. With dedication from returning runners, both teams can excel to an even higher level next year. In the words of the 1 9 9 3 team, "Pack Fast, Fast Pack" and anything is possible.

Meet Twin City Champ. Woodruff Inv. Notre Dame Inv. Springfield Inv. Wheaton North Inv.

&ck Row: Coach Amerio, Craig Schurter, Kyle Peters, Mike Licquia, Kelly Mischa, Andy Whitford, Joe La.ng, Sarah Hiple, Alyse Stevens, Brilla Ennen, Gia Lewis, Heather Maxwell, Carmen Suchomski, Kristen Browning. Middle Row: Coach Tee, Justin McKuzes, Sam Luu, Danny Kim, John Rodgers, Emily Schweitzer, len Oschwald, Sara Garske, ]en Williams, Stephanie Faron , Natalie Ciaccio, Elissa Peppers, John Fischer, Coach Walters. Front Row: Zach Shaw, Kai Kuramoto, lay Whitely, Chris Haydel, Joe Logue, Julie Ruckman, Courtney Hill, Jenny Borgeson, Daniela Munoz, Andrea Campion, Allison Kuehn .

Cross Country

Peoria Inv. Mahomet Bulldog Inv. Big 1 2 Conference IHSA Regional IHSA Sectional Notre Dame F/S Inv. South/Central F /S Inv. Mahomet/ Bloomington/ Decatur Eisenhower Rantoul/Urbana

Place girls boys 1st 2nd lOth 23rd 14th 30th 9th 14th 27th *

* 1st 2nd 2nd 6th * *

1st 1st

25th 4th 7th 4th 15th 8th 2nd

1. This wmmng tedl1l of frosh / soph guys show oH the1r trophy from the Spnnglield Invite. 2. Are these g1rls vdiSlly runners or Rockettes? 3. Coach Walters joms the tedl1l m d wd171l-up run WJth words of ddvice. 4. The other runners dt the Notre Dame Invite are enVJous of ]dy Wluteley, one le.:1der of this pack. 5. With tremendous strength, Lidnield Munoz stndes towdl'ci the hnish line CJt the Wheaton !nVJtdtional. 6. Senior Kelly Mischo }els dCross the held. leaVIng his competitors behmd. 7. Freshman Juhe Ruckman runs WJth intelJSJiy. 8. These ChMgers sure know how to dccesonze WJth the1r Mahomet !nVJte "hdl'ciware ". 9. Number one runner, Craig Schwter, runs WJth ciredms of d sweet victory dhedd.

Cross Country

FrQshman and SophomorQ Football ''Work hard QvQry dayl ''

h e f r e s h m an footba ll t eam enj oyed a 8 - 0 record for the 1 9 9 3 season. Coach Sexton was very i mpressed with the play of the Freshman team. He attributed a lot of their success to their offensive line . Patrick Rouse, Robert Long, Chris Collins, Scott Zehr, and Eric Daly made up the line that Coach Sexton praised. In their 8-0 season , three games stuck out in Mr. Sextons' mind. The game versus Normal, Centennial won by the score of 40-36 , the Urbana game, the Freshmen won 3 6-0 ,

''I have pride in my team because ... We were undefeatd" e. -Scott Zehr

and their last game which they won by 38-16 against Danville. Mr. Sexton thinks that the future looks very bright for these freshmen. Congratulations on a great season Freshman football team I The Sophomore football team, coached by Mr. Meade and Mr. Bryan, compiled a 7-2 record for the 1 9 9 3 season. Their season was highlighted by shutting out the opponents in their last three games. They defeated Urbana by the score of 12-0, Rantoul by 14-0, and Lincoln by the score of 20-0 .

Both the defense and offense w orked very we ll t o gether to a c h i ev e the three straight shutouts. The Centenn i a l s op h o more team beat every team in their division, and if they held championships on the Sophomore level, Centenn i al would have won it . Congratula tions on a wonderful season.

1. O:xJch Sexton tedChes his winÂˇ rung plc1ys for defe<Jtmg Dim ville. 2. Freshman John Montgomery has to evade a Danville tackler to scored touchdown. 3. Freshman plc1yers fool dl'Ound on the sidelines while the <}diTle is winding down .

Back Row (L toR): Paul Gehrke, Eric Daly, Uriel Young, Scott Zehr, Robert Long, Eric Gdl'Ciner, Niclc Hansen, Ben Gault, !Sdac Zich, John Wdrga, Eric Leondrd, Michael Bencks. Middle Row (L toR): Coach Sexton , Nathan Taylor, Jdi11es Hughes, DeRelle Smith , John Montgomery, Chris Collins, Ben Steele, Patrick Rouse, Bri<ln Sanderson, Andrew Wild, Trevar Staches, MMlc Puckett, Coach Dixon. Second Row (L toR): lArry Hutchinson , Kevin Keme, Shane Thurmond, Jason Whdlen, Joshud Johc1nek, Edwc1rd Smith , Demorrid Jones, Richard Clifton, Justin Holdlcen, Matt Hdi'Shberger, Robert Heiiemdn . First Row (L to R): Shc1wn Sims, Mc1tt Irwin, Clinton Kowdlilc, Tim Scott, Phillip Wright, Chez Booker, Richdrd Cood, Erik Alexc1nder, Benjdmin Griffin, MelSOn Herges, Jc1ke Cunninghdi11.

Freshman and Sophomore Football

2 1. Sophomore Chns Ldroe takes a b.redk before heading back on to the held. 2. Freshmdn Andrew Wild prays that he CdJl return to the game. 3. A Freshman player grab; d drink on the sideline. 4. John Montgomery Jacks oH agdlilSI Danville. 5. Freshman defense crushed Danvilles runrung back for cr less.

&ck Row (L to R): Ben Penner, Steve Logsden , Chns Ldroe, Scott Ryle, Steve Moser, Kevm Place. Ra1ces Rames Nick McNeely, Ramsey Roe. Zac Smllh , Coach Meade. Third Row (L toR): Coach Sexton . Rob Tichenor, Bruce Brown. Tim Booth. David Litrum. Wayne Henry, George Furia , Travis Ldwrence. Japhus Bondurant, Matt Eckhardt. Coach Bryan. Second Row (L toR): Tony Russel, Luke Gault, Seth El Jamal, Edward Peppers, Dcmd Ortner Kayna Akbar, Khuyen Nguyen , Nic Carter, James Maynor BJ. &ker. Front Row (L to R): Steve Strode, Ryan Johnson, Sabir Rashid, DeShaye Jones, SiraJ Abdullah.

'1 have pride in my team because . We worked well together as a team." -Zach Smith

Freshman and Sophomore Football

Varsity Football ''MakQ your opponQnts fQar you and rQSpQ~t you'' he 1993 Varsity Football team played very competitively throughout the season . Although they ended the season with a record of 1-8, they demonstrated great skill while playing. ''They just couldn't get over the hump," remarked Coach Hembrough. This year's team was by far one of the most dedicated tearns. They did what was asked of them and rarely missed practice. "They never stopped working," added Coach Hembrough. All that work paid off when they came up against Dan ville and played their best game of the season beating them 20-16. Some members of the team were voted to the All Conference Team. Mario Scott was

voted 1st string run ning back. Owen Bass was Special Mention and Josh Lane Honorable Mention offensive lineman . Ryan Harkins and Justin Moore were also voted All Conference Honorable Mention. Lenny Willis was voted to The News-Gazette All Area team.

1. Lenny Willis drives for a touchdown agdinsl Central. 2. Eddie Jones celebrdtes his touchdown dgdinsl RMltoul, in the Homecoming game. 3. Terry Cole throws d long JXlSS to his tedlTllTldte. 4. Scott Rdrlddil spnnls to Cdtch drld bnng down his opponent. 5. Mario Scott looks for dTl open spc~ce to run through.

&ck Row: Dan O'Bnen, Lmdy Lcschen, Reece Kldudt, Justin Moore, Ldrry Benz, fubby Weeks, Owen &ss, ]a;h Lane, MMk FC61er, Adam HollemdTJ, Codch Meade. 4th Row: Codch &ker, COdch Powell, Eddie ]ones, Reid Mdl'tin, fared SddthoH, Dexter Pettis, Rydrl HCJrkins, Cdm Tc1ylor, Jared Peterson, Adl'On KedlTlS, Shdh WdSlungton, COdch BrydTJ, Cooch Hembrough. 3rd Row: Cooch Sexton, Lenny Willis, Terry Cole, Bndil Doura;, Joe Spence, Bndil Mededris, Mike Butler, feU AddmS, Mano Scott, Codch Dixon. 2nd Row: COdch LeFCJ.Jvre, Donald lJdVJS, Trevor Taylor, James Miller, Shamaco Milton, Michdel FreemdTJ, Tony ]ones, Dondvyn Seay, ]dSOn Fellers, Scott Rdrlddli, Codch Logue. Front Row: Mgr. Justin Mdl'tin, Mgr. feU VanhCJrlingen, Andy McCowen, ]a;h Fellers, Jimmy Palmer, Shdhid Rashid, Adl'On Russell, NdthdTJ Montgomery, Mgr. David MclntC6h.

~ Varsity Football

Team MacArthur Mattoon St. Decatur Danville Central Bloomington Urbana Rantoul Lincoln

Cent. Opp. 12 39 21 31 6 36 16 20 12 19 42 0 28 0 21 51 8 22

Golf ''Hit A Ton Of Golf Balls'' he golf team , coached by Al Boehm, ended their season with a J.V ./ varsity 6-8-1 record . The biggest highlight of their season was the Regional meet. At a very competitive Regional, they captured sixth place, two places higher than last year. Overall, they finished three strokes better than last year at the meet. Although the team did not attain their goal of qualifying for Sectionals, John Clausen did qualify individually for the Sectional and State meets. The varsity letter winners were: John

Clausen, Adam Dill, Darrin Horton, Steve Luke, Quinn Moller, and Troy Schaudt. Of these top golfers , Clausen was considered the MVP, receiving 4 of the 5 awards given out at the end of the season. Among these were awards for the lowest scoring average and the most drives in the fairway. Another award, given for the lowest putting average, was earned by Steve Luke. Coach Boehm said that next year there will be a good nucleus of returning golfers. If they 'hit a ton' over the summer, they will be even stronger next falll

1. Trapped m the s.:md, Hugh Gehrke tries to get out of this gntty silual10n. 2. John Clausen Jmes up his club lor a crucial pull. 3. Adam DilJ prepares to drive his ball onto the green. 4. Damn Horton lays if on the lme lor his shot.

Back row: Coach Al Boehm, Brooke McMurray, Tim Koch , Quinn MolJer, Troy Schaudt, hm Piercy, Adam Dill, Damn Horton , Becky Barton. Middle row: Evan Donahue, Juslm Memenga , Charlie Foresman, Bnan Reed, Kip Mecum, Steve Luke, Hugh Gehrke. Front row: Jeff Sartam, Matt Mecum, John Clausen, Brad Hays, Adam Clark.

Team Cent. Opp. Lincoln 206 200 Central 206 190 Monticello 182 158 Normal 214 207 Pekin 214 197 Mahomet 164 174 Central 205 199 St. Decatur 205 199 Dec. MacArthur 205 221 Lincoln 218 230 St. Decatur 218 225 Rantoul 220 212 Meet Place Quincy Tournament 25th Decatur lnv. 8th Big 1 2 Conference lOth lliSA Regional 6th

Golf~

VoiiQyball ''WQ Want Youl''

ith BUMP! SET! SPIKE! the 1 9 9 3 Charger volleyball team coached by Ms. Spycher and Mr. Gerdts began with spirit and ambition. The varsity team ended with an awesome record of 12-16 making it to the finals of Regionals. The record of the J.V. team was equally as successful. The varsity volleyball team really knew how to pull it together,

especially against Bloomington and at the Chicago Tournament. Bloomington was a tough match, but the Chargers gave it all they had to make it one of their best played games. The Chicago Tournament was their most successful tournament when the Chargers placed fourth against some of the top teams in the state. The following people made a large contribution to

the success of the varsity team: Sarah Jones, Allison Sedlack, Carrie Campion, Beth Bickers, Staci Pankau, and Erica Worner. The Charge volleyball team made a special effort in promoting school spirit by attending other fall sports' games and meets. In return many of the teams came to a volleyball game. This was a successful way of promoting spirit throughout the school.

2 1. The Charger vars1fy volleyball team gets psyched up for the

game after the ne~liomtl anthem. 2. In the a1r Alhson Sedlack 1s ready to slam the~ I sp1ke for another Che~rger point. 3. Ste~c1 Pankau, Beth Bickers, and Erica Worner CJre prepared to hit anythmg that comes to them. 4. The !. V. team hypes up to pull Jl together on the court. 5. Sare~h Jones looks on CIS Coach Spycher deals out ple~ys. 6. Nichole Mille~ge jumps for an awesome block. 7. Melissa Cheek wmds up for d spike as Ste~cey Kreps 1s there for support. 8. During d live mmute break, Stephe~nie Foster throws e~n impressive choke hold e~round Ce~rne Ce~mpion 's neck.

&ck Row: COC!ch Spycher, &re~h Jones, Carne Camp1on, Allison Sedle~ck, MeliSSd Cheek, Nichole Mille~ge, Coach Gerdts. Middle Row: MeliSSd Freeme~n, Candy Philhps, Enca Worner, Ste~ci Pankau, Beth Bickers, Stephame Foster. Front Row: Knstm Tempel, Stacey Kreps.

Volleyball

Team Cent.-Opp. Georgetown-R.F. 15-6, 15-8 Lincoln Way 14-16,9-15 Charger Inv. 3rd place Macon 2-15, 14-16 Lamphier 3-15, 13-15 Bloomington 10-15, 14-16 8-15, 3-15 Central 14-16, 9-15 Eisenhower Danville 15-13, 15-8 Charleston 14-16, 15-4, 15-7 1-15, 13-15 Rantoul 15-3, 15-5 MacArthur Urbana 15-8, 15-12 Normal 8-15, 9-15 Lincoln Way Inv. 4th place Mattoon 9-15, 15-13, 15-13 Stephen Decatur 15-11, 15-2 Rantoul Tourn. 4th place Regionals 2nd place

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&ck Row: C0t1ch Gerdts, SuSdn &rbour, MeliSSd Cheek, Trend Fish , Keishd Dunldp, Allison Hdii, Jenny Kenyon , C0t1ch Spycher. Middle Row: Valene Haun , Sardh Booth Bndget Gurtler, Amy Bennett, Alicia Boudreau, Came Booth, Stacey Kreps. Front Row: Stephame Hamilton, Kris Pierce, Kdtie Somers, Rae Anne Warren.

''Although we were a very young team, we were still successful. And e ven when we lost, we still had a lot of fun. " -Stephanie Hamilton

Volleyball

Sot!t!f!r ''Don't lf!t anyonf! stf!al your drf!ams''

he 1993 Varsity and Junior Varsity soccer teams coached by Tim Irish, Gary Laidlau, and Dave Vrona ended the season on a high point. This year's record consisted of 9 wins, 1 3 losses, and 3 tie games. Throughout the season the players demonstrated ucellent team work as they were striving to make it to state. The Varsity boys kicked it in to high gear in the post season. They certainly did not lose sight of their dream. They kept their spirits high and kept believing that they could play with the best in the state. They demonstrated that power when they became regional champs by beating number one seed, Mt. Zion, in the

second round. They continued to believe in themselves as they defeated Normal U . High in the first round of the Mt. Zion Sectional. This was their third straight shutout victory. Centennial lost 1-2 in overtime against Morton in the second round, but finished an impressive 3 2nd in the state. The Most Valuable Player was Joe Crispen (V) and Robert Thomas (J.V.). Joe Crispen (V) and Rob Strauss (J.V.) received Most Improved Player. Crispen also was named Athlete of the Week by The News-Ga zette. The Blue and White Award went to Mark Boehm (V), Phil Dysktra (J.V.), Ryan Holmes (J.V.), Rudy Watson (J.V.), Nick Woolcott (J.V.), and

Brian Laughlin (J.V.). Caleb Noel (V) received the Coach's Award. Nick Trigg, Nate Vrona and Caleb Noel made the Varsity All Conference team with Alezis Argoudelis and Ryan Peterson receiving Honorable Mention. Congratulations to the coaches and the soccer team on an impressive season.

&ck Row: Coach Ldidldu, Coach Vrond, Joe Grdnt, Rydn Peterson, Trey Brddberry, Ndte Good, Brdd McDermott, MMk Boehm, Coach Irish. Middle Row: Ndte Nedl, Ddmdn Reynolds, Alexis Argoudelis, Nick Trigg, Ndte Vrond, Rydn Peterson, Gdnt Gnsmer, Rydn Holmes. Front Row: Mgr. Stephdnie Trigg, Jeff Curtis, Cdieb Noel, Joe Crispen, Brydn Schlueter, Bobby Kosick, Mgr. Tdrd Southcombe.

Soccer

Team Cent. MacArthur 7 Galesburq 1 Mt. Zion 0 Central 5 Uni High 1 Normal 1 Jacksonville 2 Stephen Decatur 4 Bloomington 3 Urbana 0 Morton 2 Charleston 3 Danville 0 State Tournaments 1 Danville Mt. Zion 1 Normal U. High 1 Morton 1

Opp. 1 2 1

5 0 3 1 3 0 1 4 2 1 0 0 0 2

4 Senyuvd prevents Cenfrdl from mdkmg d gOd}. 2. COdch Irish JOts down some pl~ys to show to the guys m the next flmeout. 3. Rydn Peterson sends the bdll SOMmg down the field. 4. Jeff Deppe uses his hedd m the gdme dgdmst Cenfrdl. 5. Rydn Perry runs m front of his opponent to get to the bdll. 6. Ndle Vrond, Nick Tngg, dnd Ndle Good Me there to m~ke sure lhdl ball doesn 't go ~ny further. 7. The fedm reJOices dfter de!edlmg MI. Zion dnd becommg region~} ch~mps. 1.

Ozgeh~n

I have pride 1n my we team because . worked hard this season and got a lot accomplished. " -Reid Acord II

&ck Row: COdch Ldidl~u. Ndle Ned), Rydn Holmes, Nick Woolcott, Philip Dysklrd, Bmd Kemphues, Ddvid Kosick, Scott Laughlin, Alex Hdssell, COdch lnsh. Middle Row: Mgr. Tdrd Southcombe, Hdns VonBemuth, Rydn Perry, Mdrk Hendrickson, Ddvid While, Rydn McNeilly, Robert Thomds, Jeff Deppe, Hemdng Joshi. Front Row: Mgr. Stephdnie Tngg, Reid Acord, Robert Strduss, Mdtt McNeilly, Scott MMiettd, Ozgehdn Senyuv~. Rudy W~tson , Bridn Ldughlin, Mgr. Amy Miller.

Soccer~

Girls' Swim ''Strt!tehing tht! limits''

he 1993 Centennial Girls' Swim team , coached by Ed Fredericks, began their season with a splash! The team found a special strength in their freshmen, who gave outstanding performances and helped the team achieve success. Among the freshmen, Nikki Daluga really helped the team along. However,

many other swimmers contributed significantly this year. In particular, Jamie Frauenhoffer showed tremendous effort , and earned 2 6 7.5 points , the highest amount of points on the team. The swimmers pushed their season in to hig hgear by overcoming a 5 meet losing streak and winning 4 meets in a row against U r-

bana Uni H igh, Peoria Central, Danville, and Kankakee . The girls' swim team finished their season with a 5-6 record. The swimmers weren't the only ones making waves this year . The divers showed talent and skill all season long, coached by Don Waybright. In fact, Centennial's 1993 diving team is the best group

of divers that Centennial has ever had. Lydia Ball gave ezcellent performances , winning the Conference and Sectional Championships, then going on to place sizth at State. Lydia also broke the school record in diving for dual meets and championship meets. Reed Evans, freshman, qualified for State, as well, and earned a ter-

rific 24th place. As a whole, the d ivers had a successful season with a fifth place finish at the Andrew Diving Meet, and a seventh place finish at the St. Charles Diving Meet. Congratulations to the swimmers and divers on a great season, and good luck to the team in the future!

1 1. Junior Jdmie Frduenhoffer stretches her drms m hopes of victory dgdmst Cent mi. 2. Seniors Kendrd Bolton, Mdrid DidZ, dild Trdcy Huth tdke IJme to form d humdn pyrdmid between their events.

&d.: Row: Cooch Fredencks, Jenny Nierstheimer, Amy Seiber, Ldurd Miles, Jdmie Fmuenhoffer, Lydid &11, EriCd Dupuis, Kar" Stucki, Kdte Johnson, Ali &rker, Jenny Sohn, COdch Wdybright; Middle Row: Reed Evans, Jenny Dorsey, Courtney Kldus, Kendrd Bolton, G wen Muir, Mdrid DidZ, Trdcy Huth, Kelly Purge//; Front Row: Nikki Ddiugd, Kristi Bolton, &lly Sheets, Stefdilie Briske, 5drd Topolosky, Lisd Wdtson.

Girls' Swim

Meet Place Andrew Divins 5th Charger Invite 8th St. Charles Diving 7th Twin City 3rd Big 1 2 Conference 5th Sectional 5th State Team Cent. Opp. Urbana 75 113 Springfield 71 115 Bloomington 115 71 Normal U. High 61 124 Central 75 110 Urbana Uni High 81 102 Peoria Central 129 57 Danville 95 88 Kankakee 113 73 Normal Community 101 85 Southeast 126 52

2 1. ]umor Ldura Miles soars through the water for a fd11tastJc fmish m the backstroke. 2. The sw1mmers assume perfect divmg form to start the meet agamst Central off right. 3. Jam1e Frauenhoffer, Lyd1a Ball, Jenny Dorsey, and Reed Evans psyche themselves up for a great race in the 200 yard freestyle relay.

6 4. Coach Fredencks watches the form of his swimmers as they compete to the best of their ability. 5. Focusing on her performance, senior Gwen Mwr prepares to "'take the plunge." 6. Centennial swJmmers show off the1r goggles at the end of the meet with Central.

Girls' Swim

Boys' Swim ''Swl!f!t HomÂŁ! Alabama'' he 1994 Boys' Swim and Diving Team coached by Ed Fredericks and Don Waybright ended the season with a splash. This year's team was one of the smallest ever, Coach Fredericks couldn't even fill up all the events. Despite the size the team was filled with some talented swimmers. Some exceptional swimmers were Taylor Nicks and Kris Wright. Taylor Nicks swam 1 0 0 yds. and 200 yds. freestyle and received third in both at the Charger Invite. Kyle Stuebs was successful in diving receiving first in almost every duel meet. Mike Hornbuckle improved greatly in his diving throughout the year, too. Some of their best efforts were against

Bloomington, where they came from behind to beat them 9 4-91, and against Danville where they beat them 98-88. The Charger Invite was also a very impressive meet for the boys, the team got 2 8 personal records. Congratulations to the swimmers and divers on a successful season. 1

1. Kdi Kurdmoto comes up lor dir dS he stnves to wm the rdce. 2. The guys demonstmte gredt endurdnce dS they swim the 500 yds. rdce.

Team Peoria Central Kankakee Central Springfield Danville Bloomington Urbana

Front Row: Kdi Kurdmoto, Mdrk Kolter, Mdtl Hdys, Tdylor Nicks, Kyle Stuebs, Ndte Good, Robby Dye. &ck Row: COdch Wdybnght, Brdd Power, Hugh Gehrke, Ddn Remsen. ]Im Piercy, Mike Hornbuckle, Mdtl Mecum, COdch Fredericks. (Not pictured: Kris Wright.)

Boys'Swim

Meet Bloomington Invite Downstate 8 Relays Charger Invite Hinsdale

Cent. Opp. 80 118 76 81 94 94 88

106 62 112 105 88 91 97

Place 12th 7th 7th 6th

1. And they're off! 2. The swimmers' mdscoiis one tough monkey! 3. Hugh Gehrke tdkes lime out dl the meet to smile for the cdmerd. 4. Kyle Stuebs concenlmtes to perform d perfect dive. 5. The boys Wdii for the sldrtmg buzzer. 6. Mr. Fredencks gels !hmgs set up for the meet. 7. Tdylor Nicks smiles dS he gels out of the pool d!ter wmnmg his rdce.

Boys'Swim

WrQstling ''To bQ thQ man. you'vQ got to bQat thQ man''

restling head coach, Mr. Sexton, challenges many kids to "walk the walk if they can talk the talk." The 1 9 9 31 9 9 4 Charger team proved they could do it by taking first place both in individual and Team Regionals and advancing individuals to Sectionals. Kenyatta Wilson advanced to State under the coaching of Mr. Sexton. The J.V. and Varsi-

ty wrestling teams had one main strategy for the season: WIN! The J.V. team enhanced their performance by working on the fundamentals. This has prepared many to step up to Varsity next year. The Varsity team focused on conditioning to enable them to wrestle up to 3 or 4 times a day. These strategies proved to be most successful at Conference for the J .V. and at Regionals for var-

sity. This was Mr. Sexton's last year of coaching wrestling as he is retiring. He comments on his 1 9 9 3 team, "It was a spectacular season! I couldn't ask for a better season to leave on. Awesome! Spectacular!" The J.V. coach, Mr. Baker, speaks of his team, "They're a group of hard-working kids that I expect the next coach can build a team from."

Front Row: 5dbir Rdshid, Chns ]eunssen, Mdrk Boehm, SirdJ Abdulldh, Shdhid Rdshid. Andrew Wild. Second Row: Chuck Lechel. Doug Kenney, Cdlvm Hunter, Mike &rber, Adron Hornbuckle. &ck Row: COdch Sexton, Kenydlld Wilson, ]ustm Moore, Mdrk Foster, COdch &ker.

~Wrestling

Team Rantoul St. Joe-0 Mahomet Lanphier Taylorville Glenwood Tremont Central Danville Monticello Urbana St. Decatur Eisenhower MacArthur Mattoon Charleston Central Regional Sectional State

W/L Cent. Opp.

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w w L L

w w L T

w w w L

w w w

41 56 12 36 42 10 17 41 36 29 31 58 40 54 32 58 61 28

22 11 54 34 22 48 52 24 30 38 31 15 18 16 34 12 7 26

1 Richard Coad 1uses great pam to h1s opponent as he squeezes the air out of him. 2. ]OISh Johanek !bps his opponent as the referee keeps a elOISe eye on him. 3 Mark Boehm uses his mlensily to keep him on lop. 4. Mark Puckett struggles to keep himself out of rear:h of his op· ponenl. 5. Coach Baker teach· es Josh Johanek a new move be· lore his next match. 6. While shakmg his opponent's hand. Mark FOISter looks to the referee to begm. 7. Juslm Moore forces his opponents head to the mat m hope to score pomls.

Front Row: Rory Nolan. Josh Steffey, Richard Coad. Steve Merkle, Robert Heffernan. Evan Donahue. Second Row: Josh Johanek Mark Puckett, Andrew May, Clint Garretson, Bnan Sanderson. Ryan Johnson. Back Row: Cooch Sexton. Ben Steele. Cooch Baker.

'1 feel being one of the experienced wrestlers of the ]. V. team I can help with the team score and also help the fewer wrestlers with their skills." -Aaron Hornbuckle

Wrestling

Girls' FrQshmQn BaskQfball ''UnifQd WQ Stand. DividQd WQ Fall''

inning together and losing together. Succeeding together and failing together. The 1 9 9 31 9 9 4 Freshmen Girls' Basketball Team focused their season on the idea of team effort, not individual performance. The

"team philosophy" definitely paid off. The girls highlighted their season with a victory over Rantoul after being beaten by them once. Wins against Central and Urbana were equally impressive, with the freshmen racking in enough points to beat

the opposing team by a considerable margin. Coached by Molly Mills and Rick Welch, the team showed high skill levels, working past the fundamentals. Group unity and teamwork were the keys to the freshman girls' exciting season. Coach Mills com-

mented that this year's team has amazing potential to achieve, and without a doubt, the 1 9 9 31994 Freshman Girls' Basketball Team has shown that a strong group can produce a winning season!

1. Chnst1 Treddway a1ms to smk d freethrow shot agamst nva1 Decatur Eisenhower. 2. G1a Lew1s s1ts a moment on the s1delmes. wh1le the team challenges Urbana on the court. 3. WJ!h teamwork and umty Sara Gorman and AliCia Boudreau charge down the court ford score. 4. Sara Booth stays on guard as she blocks Decatur Eisenhower's offense. 2

1. Chns!J Treadway a1ms to smk d freethrow shot agamst nval Decatur Eisenhower. 2. G1d Lewis s1ts a moment on the sidelmes, wh1le the team challenges Urbana on the court. 3. WJ!h teamwork and umty, Sara Gorman and Alic1a Boudreau charge down the court for a score. 4. Sara Booth stays on guard as she blocks Decatur E1senhower's offense.

Girls' Freshman Basketball

I have pride in my team because ... "We overcame a lot of differences to come out with a winning season. -Samantha Everette

Girls JV Baskf!tball ''Practicf! Is thf! Bf!st Way to [nsurf! Pf!rff!ction I

he team rushes out on the court and the action begins! Although the season brought its share of wins and losses, the 1993-1994 JV Girls' Basketball Team always held onto their in tense energy. The team had decisive victories over Mount Zion, for the first time, and Central. The Junior Varsity

girls also performed exceptionally well in a Varsity Tournament in which they participated. Coach Dick Jones felt that this year's team was comparable to the teams of past years. Still, certain players definitely stood out. Lisa Young, Candy Phillips, Erica Dupuis, Mindy Colwell, Stephanie Hamilton, and Gia Lewis helped

the team out with their excellent ball handling skills. The JV girls show promise for future years of varsity playing. Leadership on the team is an important factor of success, suggested Coach Jones, and the 1993-1994 JV Girls' Basketball Team demonstrated that victory is possible!

I. MeliSSd Glerum protects the bdll dgdmst Centrdl defense. 2. WJ!h focus dnd concentrdtJon. LJSd Young shoots the bdll to mcredse the ledd. 3. Brynd McConk1e VJSudhzes her freethrow shot dunnq the CentrdlÂˇCentenmdl dme. 4. Sophomore Cdndy PhJ!bps demonstrdtes her dbJbty to gudrd durmg the gdme dgdmst Centrdl

Front Row: Meghdn McDdmel, Stephdme HdmJ!ton, Mmdy Colwell, Enm Dupu1s M lJ. GJ mm Bntf, Ennen. &ck Row: COdch Jones, Cdndy PhJ!bps. LJSd Young, Carne WJ!son Bryn<! M::C 1k1 Mtmd I kdnos.

I have pride in my team ecause . . . ''We can work together to compli h our goal . " -Eric Dupuis

Girl 'JV B

Girls' Varsity BaskQfball ''Go Big BluQ-InfQnsityl'' hevarsitygirls' basketball team started strong with a 4-2 record. Unfortunately, they lost the next 6 of 7 games to bring them to 5-8. The team rallied back, however, to win their

next six games in a row. This winning streak included three of their biggest victories. They beat Danville, Mattoon, and Rantoul. Sarah Jones said, " A highlight of the season was beating Mattoon for

the first time in four years." At the end of the season the girls boasted a 14-12 record and a second place status in the Big 1 2 Conference. Coach Tim Fairchild attributed much of this

success to the team's good blend of inside and outside players. The leading scorer was Heather Maxwell with an average of 20 points per game. Overall, Danielle J ordan's rebounding average was the highest,

and Sarah Jones led the team in assists. The 1993-94 team had no seniors, so next year they are expected to perform even better on the court!

I. Allhe free throw /me, Ddmelle Jorddn rolls the bdll off her lingers dnd mlo the bdsket. 2. Sophomore Didnd Hdsselllooks to pdSS the bdll to dn open ledmmdle 3. Hedlher Mdxwell cdlls the p!dy 4. Poml gudrd Sdrdh Jones hustles down the courlfedvmg the Cenlrd! p!dyers m her dust.

Score (Cent.-Opp.) 1st game 2nd game 53-79 55-65 Rantoul 42-55 Mahomet 54-47 46-42 Central 58-31 Urbana 66-38 Stephen Decatur 57-39 59-49 61-58 Danville 55-46 55-66 Mattoon 42-48 Decatur MacArthur 54-61 Bloomington 67-52 59-77 Peoria Manual 37-57 Peoria Notre Dame Mt. Zion 65-38 Downers Grove North 45-60 49-40 Decatur Eisenhower Normal 33-75 Peoria W oodriff 43-58 58-40 Rantoul

Team

8dck row: COdch FdJrchild, Cdrne Wilson, Ddmelle Jorddn, Kelli Kuh/, Ke1shd Dunldp, COdch Menkhdus. Front row: Hedlher Mdxwell, MeiiSSd Glerum, Mmdy Colwell, Ndid!Je Rudd, Didnd Hdssell, Sdrdh Jones.

Girls' Varsity Basketball

frQshman mQn 's baskQtball

"Giv~ it all

you

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his year's game was in a losing Freshman Boys' effort. They played a Basketball great game against team had an excellent Central, but barely season. The team, lost, victims to a great coached by Jim Terry, comeback. These dedhad a strong desire to icated players are succeed. This team looking forward to a showed great charac- successful sophomore ter while compiling year. Congratulations to wins against Bloomthe Freshman Boys' ington, Georgetown, Unity, and Urbana. Basketball team and Many on the team Coach Terry on an agree that their best outstanding season.

3 1. Coach Terry wdtches over his tedm dS they crush Centrdl. 2 Freshmdn Chez Booker tnes to fmd the open mdn to pdSS too. 3. Freshmdn Robby Long concentrdtes on hittmg this cnticdl free throw.

I have pride in my team because . . 11TATe vv~ always have fun when we play." -David Lambert &ck Row (L to R): Enc Suchomski. Mike Bencks. Eric Ddly, Ddvid Ldmbert, Robbie Long. Ben Gdu!t, Pdul Gherkie, Enc Leondrd. Front Row (L to R): Kevm Reme, Tyson Biggers, Demdmo Jones, Chez Booker, Coach Terry, Bndn !Xtnderson. Brydn Cdston, Andrew Bishop, Addm C!drk.

Freshman Men's Basketball

SophomorQ mQn 's baskQfball

"Work hard and practic~. and you will succ~~d. I I

he sophomore basketball team battled to a 15-5 record for 1993 . Coach Nudo was impressed with his squad's performance. Centennial utilized an unique full court type of game. They had great full court pressure which confused many opponents, and they had a fast break type

of offense. This earned the team key wins over Central, Urbana, Normal, and Danville. The team was led by Cedric Hughes, Brandon Kauffman, Luke Sehy , Steve Luke, and Eric Gardner They tied for 1st in Big 12. The way this team has played, Varsity is going to be very strong next year.

4 1. Sophomore Chns LdRoe starts to dnve m agamst

Rantoul. 2. Sophomore Brian Beyers warms up h1s Jumper before the big game. 3. Carvell Ammons tnes to work the ball ms1de agamst Rantoul. 4. SophÂˇ omore Steve Luke executes a beauliful lay up agamst Rantoul.

''The best thing of our season was when we all came together as a team and had a good season." -Chris LaRoe Back Row (L to R): Bnan Beyers, Chris Ldroe, B1lly Lewis, Carvell Ammons, Enc Gardner, Brandon Kauffman, Luke Sehy, Bernard Cox. Front Row (L toR): James Maynor, Marchand Wilhams, Jake Nelson, Coach Nudo, Jason Calloway, Steve Luke, Cednc Hughes, DeShaye Jones.

Sophomore Men's Basketball

Varsity MQn Is BaskQtball ''lQarn morQ off thQ l!ourt than on I

oach Carrodine enjoyed a record of 1 6 wins and 9 losses for the 1993 Varsity basketball season. Early in the season they won the News Gazette tournament hosted by Centennial. In this tournament, Centennial defeated Chicago Kelly with a score of 1 1 2-5 4 setting a school record for the most points scored in a game.

1 Referees hxed the nm d!t r Ddnd L1twm s sldm J Anthony F1guer0d spots up lord jumper. 3. Ddnd L1twm smks the cniiCdi free throw 4 The tedm huddles for the ldst mmute pldy.

The Chargers successfully ended their season as the outright Big 12 Champs for the first time in history. Carrodine said, "The underlying factors in our success depended on each athlete staying focused on hard work, team-work, role-playing, leadership, intensity and a desire to ezcel in the classroom."

Team

Score lst game 112-54 83-78 83-62 73-64 56-58 60-61 57-71 53-69

Chic. Kelly Rantoul Rantoul Central Urbana St. Decatur Danville Peoria Woodruff Mattoon 73-66 Dec. 64-49 MacArthur Carbondale 55-77 Marion 46-39 Memphis 42-53 Frayser Central 56-65 Bloomington 69-58 Normal 65-50 Thurnton 65-66 Eisenhower 72-67

Cent.-Opp 2nd game 74-47 48-43 74-72 59-56

67-51

72-74

&ck Row (L toR): Caxh Terry, Dexter Pettis. BrdTldon Kdu!imdTJ, Carvell Ammons, Rodney ?dyne. lJdnd Litwm, Enc Gardner. Temon HermdTI, Luke Sehy, ]aron Cdllowdy Caxh Nudo. Front Row (L toR): Shdwn Ped.lroll, Anthony FigueTOd. Steve Luke, C'odch Ccurrx.ime. Sonny Walker. Chns Ldroe Torence Shdw, Cednc Hughes.

Varsity Men's Basketball

ChQQrJQading ''Work It Girlsl'' he role of cheerleaders is to promote enthusiasm and school spirit at athletic events. The 1993-1994 J.V. and varsity squads were sponsored by Michelle Morrison and Stacey Beach. They attended the boys ' football games where they led the crowds in cheers. They even did some face painting for students beforehand. The varsity cheerleaders were very successful at their own competitions as well. They claimed first

place at the UCA regional in Joliet. This qualified them to go to Nationals in Florida, but they were unable to make the trip due to lack of funds . In another competition, the ICCA regional in Kincaid, IL, they placed fourth . Additionally, the J.V. and varsity teams won several awards at their UCA summer camp. Congratulations to both of the cheerleading squads and thank you for sharing your Charger pride!

I 5dyrd Torberson. Melmda Ashby, and Damelle Dupws an full of Charqer spmt' 2 The 1 V, cheerledders tdke the floor to 'how theu styl<' 3. At the Homecommq qdme the }umor Vdrsity Wdits to perform.

'1 am proud because we improved so much and we had many great times." -Jenna Myhan

Cheerleading

&ck row: 5drdh BuckJUs, Amdndd Bickel, Ldine Mdrtin. Middle row: !uhe &uer, Mmdy Buhrmeister. Front row: !ennd Myhdn, Cdtie Brown. Not pictured: Hddrd Gustd!son.

1. A my Pierce. IS that stunt too high? 2. "We say number you say one . . . "3. Jessica Bickel cheers at a home football game. 4. The I V. and varsity cheerleaders team together for this stunt at the pep rally. 5. The UCA regional champs pose with their trophy.

'1 am proud because this year I think we raised school spirit at Centennial. " -Dana Edwards Back row: 5d yra Torberson. Chandra Cox . Jessica Bickel, Amanda Zachary. Middle ro w: Brandy Varvel, Melmda Ashby, ]enna Davis, ]Ill Emfeldt. Front row: Damelle Dupui~?. Amy Pierce, Dana Edwards.

Cheerleading

lancQrs ''Pump It Up''

hoever said that half time at Centenni al football and basketball games was uneventful hasn't seen the 1993-1994 Lancers squad. With pep and enthusiasm, the Lancers bring a sense of school spirit to all Centennial Chargers with their energetic dance moves . This year ' s group is led by captains Tracy Sprout

and Chrystie Mc Sherry and sponsor Mrs. Amy Krone. The 1 9 9 3 - 1 9 9 4 Lancers have worked hard to create hip hop routines to popular songs such as "Speedracer" by Alpha Team , " Throb" by Janet Jackson, "Shake" by PM Dawn, and "Under Pressure" by Boys ll Men, while encouraging each other all the way. Senior Tiffany Anderson be-

lieves that Mrs. Krone played a significant role in the squad ' s success, as well. "The most memorable moment was finding out that we had a cool new teacher who was really into helping us, and learning along with us." A special thanks goes out to the 1 9 9 3- 1 9 9 4 Lancers for their halftime intensity!

3 1. To1 Wmslon perfects her movements durmg an alter-school prac!Jce sessJOn 2.

The Lancers gel a 'leg up" on the compe/J!Jon whJ!e rehearsmg the1r roulmes. 3. The squad pumps up Centennial fans durmg a basketball game agamsl MacArthur.

We have pride in our squad because . .. "Through all our trials, we have stuck together in thick and thin. -Chrystie McSherry and Tracy Sprout II

Back Row: To1 Wmslon, K1m Dalton, Sara Walker, BatmJ Lowe. M1ddle Row: TracJe Landells, T11uana McFerren. Bethany MoreJ!/on. Front Row: TJ!fany Anderson, Chrysl1e McSherry, Tracy Sproul.

~Lancers

StatQ QualifiQrs ''You must bQiiQvQ to a(!hiQvQ Spring Sports Boys' Track Jason Calloway DeJuan Bowdry

Winter Sports

Fall Sports

400m long jump triple jump

Girls' Track Stephanie Dueringer

1600m 3200m 3200m relay Daniela Munoz 3200m relay Heather Maxwell 3200m relay Carisma Simmons 400m Diana Hassell 800m med. relay Sherra un Hodges 300m low hurdles 1OOm high hurdles 800 m med. relay Amanda Everette 800m med. relay Tawana Wilder 800m med. relay Boys' Tennis Alexis Argoudelis Terry Cunnington

Girls' Swim Lydia Ball Reed Evans

diving diving

Wrestling Kenyatta Wilson Boys' Swim Kyle Stuelos

diving

Golf John Clausen Girls' Tennis Kress Shores Kindal Shores Maria Kermath Brooke Anderson Cory Ackerman Kelli Kuhl

singles singles doubles doubles doubles doubles

doubles doubles

AthiQti(! DirQ(!tor ''Follow your drQamsll Mr. Lewis-where would Centennial be without him? The athletes constantly depend on him to always be around if something goes wrong and to get their desperately needed yellow slips and physicals. And where would the coaches go in their time of need? You can always bet if you can't find your coach, he/ she is in talking with Mr. Lewis in his office. Not only does he help the atheletes and give sage ad vice to the coaches, but he is always present at al-

most every sports event at Centennial. Thanks for all the work you do in "getting it together" for all the athletes and coaches! 1. Mr. Lew1s, himself wdtches the bdsketbd/1 gdme w1th gredt intens1ty dS he hds tdken reÂˇ spons1bihty for controlling the score bodrd. 2. Mdlt Puckett works on keepmg h1s opponent down on the mdt. 3. 5drd GorÂˇ mdn dnd 5drdh Booth put the1r Chdrger defense mto dCtJon dgdmst E1senhower.

State Qualifiers, Athletic Director

Organizations ~

Centurian T he Centurian staff is composed of twenty-four students who were hand picked from applications submitted in the previous spring . Under the sponsorship of Ms. Engelhaupt, and the co-editors, Carrie Campion and Pam Leister, this years Centurian staff put their best foot forward in order to uphold the tradition of producing quality yearbooks Numerous hours were spent taking pictures, writing captions and creating layouts . The Centurian staff worked unceasingly in order to complete yet another successful year book for their fellow students.

Centurian Staff 1994

Co-editors-in -chi ef Pam Leiste r and Carrie C ampion Academics Tori Exum Brent Flora Angie Strode (editor) Andy Whitford Organizations Kendric Cobb Steven Cobb Andrea Harmony Heather Maxwell (editor) Kara Stucki S eniors Brett Boege (editor) Chandra C ox Aaron Novak Brandy Varvel Sports Andrea Campion (editor) Stephanie Faron Daniela Munoz Kress Shores Eric Sweeney Underclass Beth Bickers Ashley Dye (editor) Sara Garske Sarah Fairfield Pru Matthews Ms. Engelhaupt (editorial advisor) Ms. Kenyon (Business advisor)

Centurian

F1rsl Row: Enc Sweeny, Hedlher Mdxwell, Cdrne Cdmplon, Pdm Le1sler Brent Fiord, Andy Whllford, Ddmeld Munoz,. Second Row: Ton Exum, Steven Cobb, Andred Hdrmony, Kendnc Cobb, BTdndy Vdrvel, Ashley Dye,

Kress Shores, Ms. Engelhdupl. Th1rd Row: Ang1e Strode, Pru Mdllhews, Chdndrd Cox, Adron Novdk, Sdrdh Gdrske, Beth B1ckers, Stephdnie Fdron Fourth Row: Ms. Kenyon, Kdrd Stucki, Brett Boege

Pru Mdtthews dnd Steven Cobb shdre

ldugh while sortmg p1clun s.

Chdndrd Cox IS m dn exhdusted ddze d!ter completing yet dnother yedrbook ldyout.

Adron Novdk dnd Andred Hdrmony hdve no l1me for smlies when v1ewmg yedrbook p1clures.

Centinal The Cen final is Centennials monthly news publication that highlights student life, school activities, and other issues that effect the student body. The Centinal staff is chosen from the recommendations of previous English teachers and their ability to write. Under the direction of their teacher-sponsor, Ms. Hembrough, the Centinal staff is exposed to all aspects of journalism and mass-media production. The students do everything from interviews, taking candids, and creating layouts to selling a space and distributing papers to all their faithful readers.

Fu'SI row: Brei Elam. Second row: Scott Panna, Bntta Ennen , Sarah Arnold. Randall Krause, Third row Âˇ M1ke Uqwa, Chns Goeres, Heather Willis, Dernck Edwards.

Fourth row: Jeremiah Wilson, Juan Custer, Ms. Hembrough.

Sarah Arnold and Dernck Edwards take a break to smile at the camera.

Brei Elam spends yet another lonely afternoon proolreadmg his newspaper ar!Jcles.

Derrick Edwards works diligently to prepare a layout lor the Centmal's next Issue.

Alice Duncanson IS on the phone takmg care of Important busmess.

Centinal

National Honor Society

Front row: (L to R) Courtney Klaus (treasurer), Michelle Boss (secretary), Nicole Love (vice president), Terry Cunnmgton (president), Mrs. Barton. 2nd row: Sarah Arnold, Cclrrie W1Ison, Mindy Colwell Randall Krause, Brandy Varvel, Mandy Everette, Bnan Mulhall, Kelly Small, Damelle Miller. 3rd row: Tobi Wilder, Kat1e Danley, All1 McKay, Karen Paul, Carne Camp1on, Katie Strauss, Susan Batchellor, Sophia Battle, Tiffany Meier, Shawna Hicks, Heather Maxwell. 4th row: Katy McArdle, Raeshawn Weaver, Beth B1ckers, Mark Hendrickson, Pam Le1sler, Deborah White, Rachel Newell, Gmger Watts, ]en Oschwald, Daniela Munoz, Jason Weidem1er. 5th row: Brett Boege, Amir M1rareli, Amanda Zdchary, Luke Yang, Stacy Twenhafel, Jessica Corby, Joe Cnspen, John Clausen, ]ill Einfe/dt,

lim P1ercy. 6th row: Mike Powell, Laura M1les, Becky Barton, Enca Worner, Sara Garske, Ashley Dye, Stac1 Pankau, Michelle Babyok, L1sa Towery, Dan Remsen, Alii Kuehn, Adam Dill. 7th row: Matt Difams, Shawna McKinZie, Michelle Peterson, Kelly Dreher, Ebssa Peppers, Chagil Siemer, Anne Hurst, Holly ]enkms, Michelle Sears, Craig Schurter, Stephame Faron , Andrea Campion. 8th row: Aaron Trask, Barton McLaughlin , Sarah Zehr Hoyee Leong, Caleb Noel, Andrea Harmony, Stephanie French , Johanna Hoppe, Sam Peterson, Tonya McAfee, Alexis Argoudelis, Shahid Rashid. 9th row: David Fairchild, Chris Goeres, Paul Fish, Joe Steele, Lucas Kovar, Nick Stillwell, Matt Dav1s, Matthew McNeilly, Jennifer Walker. lOth row: Dan O 'Bnen, Jonathan VanKim , Kress Shores.

National Honor Society, advised by Mrs. Barton, is for juniors and seniors who have maintained a 4.5 cumulative grade average. Members must demonstrate character, leadership, and service. Each fall the NHS sponsors the Homecoming Bonfire, and at graduation they provide the gold cord for seniors with honors. As community service, the organization participates in Adopt-A-Family at the holidays. An educational field trip is usually taken in the spring. All activities are paid for with fundraising money from candy sales. New members are initiated in the spring in a formal ceremony. 1. Matt DJ!ams and Kafle Strauss are happy to be handing out hot chocolate at the NHS Bonfire.

National Honor Society

French Honor Society The French Honor Society, sponsored by Mrs. Little, is for students who maintain an A in French after 3 semesters. Members must also have a B + in all of their other classes. Each year the French Honor Society sells candy to raise money for activities. This year they went to Chicago to see the play Le Petit Prince and the Chicago Art Institute to learn more about the French culture. In the spring the new initiaties are inducted in a formal ceremony with the other language societies.

Front row: (L toR) Sdrd Gd!Ske (PresJdenl}, A1h Kuehn (Vice President}, Zdc Sm1th (Tredsurer}, Stephdme Fdron (Secreldry}, Michelle &byok (AcllV11Jes Chdlrmdn). 2nd row: Addm DJ!J, Anne Hurst, Kdly M c Ardle, Torrie Cluver, ]ill Einfeldt, Ginger Wdlls, ]essicd Corby, Hedlher MdXwell, SuSdn &rbour. 3rd row: Josh Steffey, ]enmfer Wdlker, ]dson We1dem1er, Ddmeld Munoz, Sldcy Twenhdfel, Beth Bickers, Ddniel Remsen, Hoyee Leong, Brdndon Wdrgd. 4th row: Joe Cnspen, Jocelyn Sp1fzer, Crysldl Thiele, Megdn

Nickel, Ddn1elle Miller ]en Oschwdld, Amdndd Zdchdry, Lynelle ]dcobs, Ddnielle Dupuis, BrdndJ Schmidt. 5th row: Pdm Le1sler, lim P1ercy, Ddnny Kim, ]dmJe MdlhidS, TJ!fdny Me1er, MehSSd Freemdn , Amy Addms, Mdrk Hendnckson , Stephdnie Hdmlllon. 6th row: Ndldhe Buchdndn, Nicole Love, LucdS Kovdr, EhSSd Peppers, ]ondlhdn VdnKim , Shdwnd H1cks, Tonyd McAfee, Shdwnd McKinZJe, ]ohdnn" Hoppe, K1m Bw.

1. FHS members WISh they could sldy m ChJCdgo dnd not gel on the bus to go bdck to school. 2. FHS members Idle l1me out to rest while m ChJCdgo.

French Honor Society

Spanish Honor Society Spanish Honor Society is composed of students who have excelled in their Spanish courses. A student is selected to be in La Sociedad Honoraria Hispancia after 3 semesters of a 5.0 average in Spanish, a 4. 7 5 after 4 semesters, or a 4. 5 after 5 semesters. The students must also be enrolled in the next level course. Candy sales are held each year, and members participate in group activities such as Spanish dinners. Each spring the new initiates are inducted in a formal ceremony with the other language societies. Mrs. McMaster is the sponsor of Spanish Honor Society.

Front row: (L to RJ Caleb Noel, Trang Nguyen. 2nd row: Mrs. Candace McMaster, Susanne Stoll, Kaiie Re1d, Lisa Watson , P1a Sengsavahn, Amy Estergard, Keisha Dunlap. 3rd row: Kress Shores, Garrell Bow路 hall, Diana Hassell, Emily Schwielzer, T1ffany Junkins, Cory Ackerman. Jess1ca Holdren, Brandy Varvel. 4th

row: Sam Peterson, Bobby Kos1ck. Sarah Zehr, Cra1g Schur/er Andrea Harmony, Stac1 Pankau, Dav1d LJ路 Irun, Carne Camp1on. 5th row: Sarah Arnold, Matthew McNeilly, Courtney Klaus, Becky Barton. Jam1e Frauenhoffer Laura M1les, Karen Paul.

German Honor Society The German Honor Society members must have completed 3 semesters of German with a 4.3 average and a 3.8 average overall. This year the German Honor Society sold candy to raise money. With the money, they purchased a new television and a VCR. New initiates are inducted in a formal ceremony in the spring with the other language societies. Mrs. Danielson is the sponsor of German Honor Society. Front row: (L to R) Maria Kermath (Treasurer), An路 drea Campion (V1ce Pres1den/), Sophia Battle (Secretary), Chris Goeres (President). 2nd row: Enn Walker, Leslie Grenko, Melissa Tschesch/ok, Rob Tichenor, Kyle Stuebs, Lara Breeze, Liz Rotramel,

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Spanish Honor Society/German Honor Society

Stephame Goss. Katherme Gelberg, Kelly Dreher. 3rd row: Sherry Dame/son, Enn Schne1der, Heather Gustafson, Nate Vrona, Robert Thomas, Trav1s Shee路 han, Charles Foresman, WJ!/ Beaumont, ]ennder Asher, Alb McKay, Sung Park.

International Club The International Club , sponsored by Mrs. Henkel, is for any student who wishes to learn about various cultures. Foreign exchange students are usually members of the International Club, and they share their culture with the other members. The club organizes many activities each year. This year the members took part in international dinners where members brought various dishes from other countries. The International Fair in March is sponsored by the International Club and highlights food, fashion, art, and entertainment from many countries. Members also attended Globalfest, a multi-school fair, at Normal UHigh.

Front row: (L to R) Sd111 Luu, Hoyee Leong, Oumlo Pike, Sung Pdrk. 2nd row: John Szyho wskl, Hdns Von Bernuth, Ddnny Kim , Auslm Pike, Mdson Pike. 3rd row: Mdrie Meslrdllet, Amir Mirdreli, Chnsty UllsperÂˇ ger, Angeld Gdl(JSSI, Melind Kubbs, Pid SengSdvdnh. 4th row: Trdng Nguyen , Pdul Glddney, Scott Pdnno, Kelly Boswell, Liz Fortier, Tdnmo Mmneci, Kelly f3d . byok. 5th row: HirOdki Tdndka, Chdgii Steiner, Mich-

elle &byok, Holly Jenkins, Anne Hurst, Kdlnnd Wdde, Mdrield Lopez. 6th row: Brdndon Wdrgd. Kim Persh ing, Judn Custer, Beth Krdndel, Villy Bdngsengthong, Mdrielyn Vogel, Adnenne &nks, Aubrey Willidms, Kdlle &ggott, Samird Mirdl"e/i, Jenny Sohn, AmJI Salvi (president). 7th row: Advisors Ms. Cdrld McCdndless, Mrs. Cdrol Henkel.

1. Interndliondi Club members help put together d Chnslmds tree. 2. Germdn exchdnge student Hdns Von Bernuth holds up d strmg of fldgs. 3. Semor Kim Pershmg ldkes II edsy while putting together d ChnstmdS tree. 4. Senior Brdd McDermott dsks Mrs. Hen kel If he can )ump rope with the slrmg of lights.

International Club

EGO EGO is Centennial's literary magazine . Each month students may submit pieces of their creative writing to be chosen to be put in EGO. Then Mrs. Nolen and the members of the EGO staff go through all of the entries and decide what writings will be submitted in that month's issue. There is a five dollar prize for those writings that are published.

Brei Eltim, Cynlhid DuBois, Michelle &byok, Mrs. Nolen.

Art Club The Art Club participated in several events throughout the year. They raised money by having their annual donut sale. They put their earnings towards a trip to Chicago and a special art fair in the spring, which all students may participate in. The only requirement to be in this Art Club is an interest in art. Miss Kunkle is the sponsor.

Front row (L to R): Dlimel Mdier (Pres.). Second row: Jocelyn Spllzer, Ttinino Minneco (Treasurer). Josh Steffey, Dlivid Szyhowski, Scott Miller. Third row: EliJdh Griffin, Adron Mcintosh. Chnslopher KtiSdk, Chtid Huth.

EGO/ArtClub

Fourth row: Josh Cosid, Clml Wtird, Von Young, Dan Hughs, Garrell Bowhd!l. Filth row: Ginger Watts, Rdeshdwn Weaver (Vice Pres.). Sixth row: Kyle Bice, Enkd Wtichtel, Ethdn Deppe, Ruddy Wtilson.

P.E.O.P.E.L P.E.O.P.E.L is physical education Opportunities for exceptional learners. The members of this group act as student aides to work with and participate with the students in Ms. Mills' Adaptive P.E. class. Students volunteer a class period to serve these students. The group is designed for juniors and seniors, although younger students may petition to be allowed to sign up for the class, which satisfies their P.E. requirement.

Pdtnck Floyd, MeliSSd Willidms, Dee Milton.

Special Olympics Special Olympics provides an opportunity for competition for special education students. There are district and state tournaments throughout the year. They participate in bowling, speed skating, skiing, basketball, aquatics, track and field, and softball. The members of the Special Olympics Team are eligible to earn athletic letters. Ms. Mills enjoys working with these students.

Front row (L to R): PlJullJ Vdmer, ]dmes Kemnd, Shdnl Ph1pps, Eric McDlJmel. Second row: StlJnley Mw, Ben

Evdns, Dondld WlJlker, Meghdn Duermger.

P.E.O.P.E.L/ Special Olympics

Student Council Student Council is the offi cial legislature for Centennial students. All representatives are elected by their class to voice concerns of the student body. Another major focus of Student Council is to promote school spirit under the auspices of events such as Homecoming Dance, Pep Assembly, Vice-Versa, and the Winter Formal. Under the direction of a new faculty sponsor, Ms . Cynthia Helms, Student Council is certain to grow and prosper.

I. Ddmelle Dupuis conducts d meeting on H1pp1e Ddy. 2. Brdndy Vdrvelis reddy lord mornmg of pickmg up filler. 3. Student Council members Alyse Stevens, Ll5d Emfeldt, Encd Dupuis, dnd Stephdme Hdmillon spredd the news t?Jbout Homecommg to LI5d Young.

Front Row: Ddnidlle Dupuis (President), Rebeccd VdnderZalm (VP), Prudence Mdlthews (Secrett?Jry), St?Jrt?J Gdrske (Tret?Jsurer), Amy Miller (His/ondn) Second Row: Kendric Cobb, Michelle Boss, Nt?Jit?Jlie Buchdndn, Su5dn &tchellor, Mdrcid Smiih, Pdm Leister, CMne Ct?Jmpion. Third Row: Erict?J Dupuis, Su5dn &rbour, Su5dne Stoll, Rondd Osler, Steven Cobb, Melmdt?J Ashby, Brt?Jndy Vdrvel. Fourth Row: Kdlie

Student Council

Reid, Alyse Stevens, Ashley Dye, Enct?J Worner, Amdndd Zachdry, Amy Pierce, Kelly Pillischdfske. Fifth Row: Alii Kuehn , fen Oschwt?Jld, Kristen McWherter, Beth Bickers, Becky &rton, Ldurt?J Miles, Kmsey Singhdss. Sixth Row: Luke Ydng Jr., Andred Cdmpion, Tifft?Jny !unkms, Kendrd Allen, JessiCd Holdren, Stephdnie Hdmilion, Rydn Leskis.

Interact Sponsored by the Champaign Rotary Club, Interact, is a service organization open exclusively to Seniors in good academic standing. Students are selected by either a faculty vote or an interview process, with both being held in the Spring of their Junior year. Interact participates- in numerous community projects as well as sponsoring its own including Freshman Dance and the Homecoming Chili Lunch. Interact and its sponsor, Mrs. Ellis, are truly a service to Centennial as well as the Champaign Community. /nterdcil30drd Members Front Row: TrCJng Nguyen (SecreiCJry}, Ca.me CCJmplon (VP}, Holly ]enkms (Tredsurer}, Cdleb Noel (Pres1dent). Second Row: MCJtt DifCJms (Club Chdlf}, MCJrid DidZ (Club Chdir}, Kendric Cobb (Senior

Adv1sor Chdlr}, RebeccCJ VCJnderZdlm (Semce Chdlf). Th1rd Row: Shdh1d RCJSh1d (lntemCJI.iondl Chdir}, Enn Blue (Service Chdir}, Hoyee Leong {/nterndllonCJl ChCJir).

Kelly Mischo, MCJtt DJ!CJms, Chdglf Siemer, Michelle Peterson, Crdlg Schurter, Mdnd DiCJz, BriCJn MulhCJll, Su5dn &tchellor, Kdtie StrCJuss, DCJmelle Dupuis, /udn Custer, TrCJng Nguyen. Second Row: CCJrrie CCJmp1on, Pem Le1sler, Ozgehdn SenyuvCJ , HCJns SebdStiCJn, Von Bernuth, Kim Pershmg, Anne Hurst. CCJleb Noel, Erin Blue, 5drdh Zehr, Michelle Sears, M1chdel VCJnlCJndinghCJm , /dnn Lam. Th1rd Row: Mike Powell, MCJrk Newman , M1chelle Boss, BrCJndy VCJrvel, Courtney Kldus, AmCJndd Everette, NCJtdlie BuchCJnCJn. Fourth Row: /dnel Ellis (Sponsor}, Enc Sweeney, Hoyee Leong,

Nicole Love, Steven Cobb, Cedric NesbJtt, Prudence MCJtthews, Led Hill, Mdne Mesrrdller, Michelle &byok, Holly Jenkins, RebeccCJ VCJnderZdlm. FJ!th Row: ACJron TrCJsk, ShCJhid RCJshid, Mdrk Boehm M1ke Meeker, Brett Alwdler, ]uslm Moore, Rydn Peterson, Dernck EdwCJrds, MAnelCJ Lopez, Kendric Cobb. Sixth Row Â· &rton McLdughlm, K1p Mecum, GCJnl Gnsmer, Terry CunnmghCJm. ACJron NovCJk , Brett Boege, RCJmon MCJrtmez.

Interact~

Election Board The Election Board and their sponsor, Mrs. Gerbino, are the people behind all the elections. Five students are elected from each class to serve on the board. The students spend their time preparing ballots, distributing the ballots, and counting the ballots. They conduct all the elections for the major titles.

Front row (L to R): Amy Miller, Prudence Mdffhews. Second row: Kendric Cobb, Rondd Osler, Brdndy Vdrvel, SuSdll &tchellor. Th1rd row: Rydn Lesk1s, Andrea CCimpion, Encd Worner, Jennd DC! vis, Kelly Plllischafske.

Fourth row: Alyse Stevens, SuSdn &rbour, Keishd Dunldp, Jenny Kenyon, StephdnJe Trigg, Stephdme HdmllÂˇ ton, JessJCd Holdren.

Senior of the Month Committee The Senior of the Month Committee, sponsored by Mr. Valentine, is composed of faculty members and seniors who nominate seniors to be recognized for their ezcellence in activities, academics, and athletics. Eligible seniors are those on the class rank list of seniors with a G.P.A. of above 4.5. Five seniors in each category are chosen each month then are placed on ballots and given to the teachers. Then the seniors are narrowed down to one senior to represent each category.

Front row (L toR): Eboni HMris, Stephanie French, Steven Cobb. Second row: Mr. Valentme (sponsor), Mrs. &rton (sponsor}, Prudence Matthews, Erm Blue. Th1rd

Election Board/Senior of the Month Committee

row: Andred HMmony, Holly Jenkins, Mdrid D1dz, Cdme CC!mpion, Pdm Le1ster.

Principal Scholars 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 topranked 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 success in a career. Mrs. Page and Mrs. Marsh are the sponsors. Front row (L toR): Hedther Love, Kendrd Allen, LdTorid Jdke, Angeld Avery, Tdmdrd Biggers, Judy Cdllowdy, Kdtnnd Wdde, Shdndyd Lcx:ke. Second row: Shdwn Suns, Jdbdn Tdborn, Ddnd Edwdrds, Steven Cobb, Prudence Mdtthews, Trdng Nguyen. Th1rd row: Mrs. Pdge (sponsor), Rdyco Owens, Erm Wdlker, Ton Exum, Khdlildh

Hdrmon, Sdbrind Ddvis, Tdwdnd Wilder, Mrs. Mdrsh (sponsor). Fourth row: Mdnelyn Vogel, Kendrd Peete, Ldmillid Hightower, Shdwnd Hicks, Bruce Brown, Led HJ!J, Nicole Love. Fifth row: Alishd Lee, Trevdn Stdtches, Edwdrd Peppers, Bndn Beyers, Mike Jeffnes.

Orchestra Club Orchestra Club provides for string players opportunities to perform and to use their skills to entertain the community. All orchestra students from Centennial and Central are members. Nicole Love is president, Nisey Battle (Central) is Vice-President, Amir Mirarefi is secretary, and Katie Seaman (Central) is treasurer. The Orchestra Club performed for charitable organizations such as the American Cancer Society. Ms. Benita Lewis is the sponsor.

Front row(L toR): Teong Whon Cho1, Mike Hornbuckle, G1d Lewis, Bemtd Lew1s (sponsor), KdtJe Sedmdn, Nicole Love, Melind Kubbs. Second row: Hedther Love, Jen nifer Green, Meghdn Grucut, Allison McLdughlm , 5d-

mird Mirdreli, Mdndy Lee, Ndshdrd Sims, Hedlher Colhns, Nisey Bdttle. Third row: Didnd Hdssell, Emily Schwelfzer, Brynd McConkie, Joe Logue, Bridn Down mg. Am1r Mirdrefi, Shdy Peoples, Hedther McCdrtney.

Principal Scholars/ Orchestra Club

Marching The Marching Chargers provided halftime entertainment at all home football games. The Marching Chargers competed at the Danville invitational Parade and Field Show and the U ni versi ty of Illinois Parade and Field Show. The Marching Chargers performed in a massed band at the Hall of Fame Bowl in Tampa, Florida over the Christmas Break. The Marching Chargers competed in parade field show and drum line competitions while in Tampa . Drum majors for the 1 9 9 3 Marching Chargers were Holly Jenkins, Ali Kuehn, Derrick Wallace, and Carrie Wilson.

Front Row: Shdwn Mwr, Ehssa Peppers Kelly Foster ]dmle MdlhldS. Tome Cluver, L1bby Scherer, fen H1lls, Amy Estergdrd, Enkd Wmgdle, fen Oschwdld. Kdlle Wilson, Crysldl Th1ele, Chnstme Boss, Shdy Peoples, fen WJlhdms. Megdn Cook. fen B1shop, Enkd Wdchtel. Ddwn Wdtson, Lmdsey Dressler. ]dnd Lenz. Brdndy Stdllard. Amy Snyder, Beihdny BrJ!ten. Ldrd Breeze Kdlle Ommo. Second Row Knsly Bolton, Momcd Pdlmer, 5drdh Croy, Courtney HJll. Cory Treddwdy, Curt1s Cemer, ]dke Nelson, Chns Collms, Brdd Luhrsen. Lebon WJlson Ste-

Tdmml D1ono pldys her flute remdrkdbly for crowd.

phdme Tngg, Alb Kuehn, Joe Grdnl, Holly Jenkms, Kdtherme Gelberg. Ethdn Deppe, Adron Trdsk. ]dson We1dem1er, Cdme W1lson. NJck Stillwell, Demck Wdlldce, Tyrell McCoy, Edwdrd Sm1/h, !ahdn Bell, Berndrd Cox, Ddn Fetzner, K1m Bldldesddle, Sdrdh Zehr, ]Odn Mdcndmdrd. Tonyd Mcdfee, K1m Goeres. Th1rd Row: CdrÂ· men Suchomsk1 Ldurd Mdes. Ke1shd Dunldp. AlJJ MdcKdy Kdren Pdul, Chnslen Treddwdy Kelly Jones. Leshe WJ111dms. Knstm Krueger, M1chelle Boss, 5drdh Allen. Chnslmd MdlhldS, Stephdme Goss. Chnslmd Ul-

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Centenmdl's sldr Drum Lme dmdzes the Homecommg crowd w1/h yet dna/her bedu!J!ul perlormdnce.

Marching Band

Band

Orze, Chag1l Siemer, Sab1r Rash1d, Rudy Watson . Brandl SchmJdt, M1chael Vanlandmgham , Stephame Royse, Jam1e Frauenhauffer, Lyd1a Ball, Jason DeWesse, Ah Barker, Brandon Kauffman , Shawn Bolm, Tom Lowery, Andy MeJsenheJmer, Chns Kasak. Cory Hendncks, Brett Atwater Joe Walden , Lisa Albers, Amy Adams, Tara Southcomb, N1ck Hansen .

lsperger, Katie Re1d, Alhe Hartl Tamm1 D1ono, Andrea Buck. Erm Huckstadt, Kalle Danley, Jess1ca Corby, Stacy Twenhafel Mana D1az, M1 chelle Sears, K1m Pershmg. Anne Hurst, Andrea Pasely, Ehzabeth For!Jer, VJily Bangsengthong. Fourth Row: Marcia MeA voy, Judy Feng, John Rogers, Laura Kesler Leshe Marshall. L1anne Carr, Amanda Grady Jam1e Roberts, Chris Randolph, K1m F1elds. Jam1e Rush, M1ke Meeker, Ruqayyah Muhammad, Jon Berbaum, Tamn o Mmnec1, Shawn S1ms, Na thon Taylor, Kendra Bolton, Lisa Young, Eh1ah Gnffin .

Mehssa S!Jif, Danny Hughes, Bndgel Gurtler, Shanna Roberts, Meredllh Me1er, Candy Phlihps. She1la Down mg. Ang1e R1ce. Mary Barber. Filth Row: Bng1d Bnskm Jenny DeWeese, He1d1 Buckner, Joe Cnspen . Matt Davis, Josh Breneman John Clausen , Ganl Gnsmer, Dan Remsen , Dave Hansen Tim NoJCe, Alex Hassell, Bill Chne. KyleStuebs, Bnan K1te Tim Loftus, Steve Hughes. Ownlon P1ke, Zachary Brewer, Matt Fmnerly, Matt Eck hard!. Chnslma Sm1lh , Laura Wh1taker, Jess1 ca Schulte Mehssa Tscheschleok. S1xlh Row: Sherron Jackson , Knsl1

N1ck Sllllwell keeps h1s concentra!Jon even wh1le bemg dJslracted by someone m the crowd.

Two members of Centenmal's drumlme perform well at one of Cenlenmal's football games.

Marching Band

Concert Band The Concert Band is com-

posed of mostly freshman and sophomore Marching Band members who desire to study and perform concert band literature. They perform in several productions throughout the year. Concert Band is directed by Mr. Wolfe.

The Concert Band performs during the Wmter Assembly.

Front RowÂ· MeliSSd Tscheschlok, Courtney Hill, Chnslma Mathias, Kimberly Goeres, Tanmo Mmn eco, Bill Cline, Katie Re1d, Cone Treadway, Joan McNamara, Brandi Schmidt, Laura Kesler. Second Row: Jenny Knoemelbem, ]eSSJca Schulte, Chns Randolph, Curtis Berner, Shawn S1ms, Leslie Willidms, Erin Huckslddl, Chns Ullsperger, Laurd Whildker, Shdnd Roberts. Thu-d Row: Nate Taylor, Mall Eckhdrdl, Kyle Stuebs, Tim Loftus. Dave Hansen , ]dy Whileley, Villy Bangsengthong, Judy Feng, Mall Finnerty, ]ondh Bell. Fourth Row: Andrea Pdceley, Leslie Mdrshdll, Ed Sm1th. Alex Hdssell, Chns

Ollkley, Krisli Orze, Lumne Carr, Kacy Varvel. FJ!th Row: Jason De Weese, Shawn Muir, Andrea Buck, Tami Dono, Chns Treadway, Monica Palmer, Mary Barbour, Allie Hartl, Krislm Bolton, &rah Croy, Stephanie Tngg. Sixth Row: Sherron Jackson , Sdbir Rashid, Shelia Downmg, Min Lewallen, Angie Rice, Lmdsy Dresler, Rugayyah Muhammad, Sarah Allen, Stephanie Royse, M1ke Cun ningham, Dan Fetzner, Chris Collins, Zach Brewer. Eighth Row: Kns Bliznick, Mason Pike, Nic Hansen , Ryan Gilbert, John Rogers, Aaron Honbuckle, Tyrell McCoy, Bernard Cox.

Symphonic Band The Symphonic Band is designed for advanced band students who desire to study symphonic band music. Under the direction of Mr. Wolfe, they perform in several concerts throughout the year.

The Symphonic Band performs durmg the Winter Assembly.

Front Row: Tdrd Southcombe, Kdlhy Gelberg, Kim Schmidt, Candy Phillips, Michelle Sedrs, lenny DeWeese, K1m Pershmg, Holly ]enkms, Chagil Siemer, Knslm Krueger, Michelle Boss. Second Row: &rdh Zehr, Bridget Gurther, Katy Cimino, Lard Breeze, Stephdme Goss, ]en Hills, Amy Estergdrd, L1sa Albers, Cdrne Wilson, LiSCJ Young, EliSSd Peppers, Jamie Rush. Th1rd Row: ]dmie Frauenhoffer, Laurd Miles, Lydid Ball, Carmen Suchomski, fen Oshwdld, ]en Willidms, Kdren Pdul, Alii McKay, Amy Adams, Kelly Jones. Fourth Row: ]en Bishop, Mana Diaz, Kendra Bolton, Heidi Buckner, Ali Bar-

Concert Band/ Symphonic Band

ker, Joe Grdnl, Levon Wilson, Derrick Wallace, Brett Alwdler, Stdcy Twenhdfel, Jessica Corby. FJ!th Row: Ruddy Wdlson, Mike Vanldndmgham, Shawm Bolm, Josh Brenemdn, fan Berbdum, Andy Meisenheimer, Tim Noice, Ethan Deppe, Ddn Hughes, Enka Watchel, Tonya McAfee. Sixth Row: Gdnl Gnsmer, Joe Cnspen, ]dson Weidemier, John Cldusen, Ddn Remsen, Brian Kite, Elijdh Gnffin, ]dmJe Roberts, Amdnda Grddy, Brigid Bnskin. Seventh Row: Nick S!Jllwell, Md/1 DdvJs, Thomas Towery, Joe Wdlden , Corey Hendricks, Bobby Weeks, Aaron Trdsk, Quinton Pike.

Pep Band Pep Band is composed of Concert and Symphonic Band members who volunteer their time to entertain the fans home basketball games. Their performances serve as more than just a musical interlude; they are a display of school spirit and support for the basketball team. Pep band is sponsored by Mr. Wolfe.

Front Row: Sarah Zehr, Kacy Varvel, Chnsly Ullsperger, Tami Diono, Villy &nsenlong, Kim Pershing, Holly ]enkms, Chagil Steiner, Erm Huckstadt. Second Row: Alii Hartl, Bndgel Gurther, Katie Cimino, Ldra Breeze, Stephame Goss, Kafle Gelberg, Kim Schmidt, Candy Philhps, LiSd Young, Came W1lson , EhSSd Peppers, !am1e Rush. Third Row: SCirah Allen, Stephame Royse, Tara Southcombe, Jan Berbcwm, Andy Me1senheimer, loon McNamara , Corrie Treadway, Brandi Scmidl, Amy Adams, Kelly Jones, Leslie Williams. Fourth Row: Krislm Bolton, Mike Vanlandingham , Shawn Bolm, Joe Walden , Nick SIJllwell, Derrick Wallace, Brigid Bnskm, Jamie

Roberts, Ame~nda Grady, L1e~nne CdiT, K1mberly Goeres. Filth Row: Jay Wh1teley, Curl Berner, Dav1d Hansen , EliJah Gnllin, Tim No1ce, Ethan Deppe, Dan Hughes, Enka Watchel, Judy Feng, Knsl1 Orze, Chns Treadway. Sixth Row: Tim Loftus, Shawn S1ms, Tanmo Mmnec1, Mall Fmnerty, Christl Oakley, Jonah Bell, Rugayyah Mu hammad, Chns Malh1as, Kafle Re1d. Eighth Row: Aaron Trask, Qumlo Plke, Nic Hansen , Jason DeWeese, Nate Taylor, Bill Cline. Seventh Row: Chris Randolph, Matt Davis, Tom Lowery, Levon W1lson , Ed SmJ!h, Brad Luhrgen, Danny Fetzner.

Ail &rker happily totes her tubd out of the gym after the bdnds latest performance.

The Sdxaphones are definitely on key allhe wmler concerl.

These bdnd members are hard at work lrymg to keep up with the rest of the band.

Katherme Gelberg plee~ses the crowd with a "crash.' " of her cymbdls dunng the winter concert.

PepBand

Student Advisory Board Student Advisory Board is made up of seniors selected by Mr. Davis and Mrs. Biscoe on the basis of leadership and service to the school. The students advise on Mr. Davis and Mrs. Biscoe on matters involving students. The Students Advisory Board meets monthly, and give their input on important matters.

Front row路 (L to R) Rebeccd VdnderZdlm. Cdrol B1s路 coe AI DdvJs, Prudence Mdllhews. 2nd row: Kendnc

Cobb. Ahce Duncdnson. Terry Cunnmgton Cdleb Noel. Ddmelle Dupuis.

Jazz Band Jazz Band is for advanced band students who wish to perform jazz and have an interest in jazz music. Each year they perform at Spectrum and jazz festivals. This year they performed at the Hall of Fame Bowl in Tampa, Florida where they did very well.

Kdtherme Gelberg performs her best.

Front row: (L toR) Ruddy Wdtson. Mdlt DdvJs, T1m No1ce Mdlt Fmnerty, Kdtherme Gelberg, EhSSd Pep路 pers. 2nd row: He1d1 Buckner, Amy Addms, Tdnmo Mmnec1, Jon Berbdum, Kim Schm1dt, ]dmJe Rush.

Student Advisory Board/Jazz Band

L1sa Young, N1c Hdnsen. Andy MeJsenhe1mer. 3rd row: Tom Lowery, Tdrd Southcombe, Derrick Wdl路 Idee, Levon Wison, Corey Hendricks, Brett Atwdter.

Charger Color Guard The Charger Color Guard is made up of 2 1 members. The members are selected after tryouts in the spring. The Color Guard practices two hours with the band and three hours once a week after school. They perform at halftime during the football season. This year they performed at the Hall of Fame Bowl in Tampa, Florida.

Front row: (L to R) Bethany Bntton , Megan C ook (Captain}, ]enmfer Williams (Captam}, ]ana Lenz (Captain), ]en Oschwald, Jenny B1shop. 2nd row: Ka fle Wilson , Jamie Math1as, Amy Estergard, Crystal

Th1ele, fen Hills, Erika Wingate, Tome Cluver, Kelly Foster. 3rd row: Llbby Scherer, Brandy Stafford, Amy Snyder, Enka Wachtel, Lindsey Dressler, Shay Peoples, Dawn Watson.

4 1. ]umor Amy Estergard struts her stuff. 2. Junior fen Oschwald concentrates on her routine at one of the flag pracflces. 3. Captain ]ennder WilJJtJms letJds the !ltJgs in tJ halfflme show tJt tJ footbtJll gtJme. 4. Junior ]en Hills rtJises her !ltJg wlfh pride.

Color Guard

Chorus Chorus was formed with the beginner voice in mind. Both males and females are trained in the vocal techniques necessary for a four part choir. Mrs. Wyatt teaches members how to read music and she also introduces the basics of choreography.

Front Row: DeShde Jones, Trend Fish Mdneld Lopez, Jerome Wdshmgton, Shdwnd Scott, Melissd Fdirfield. Kelly McDdmel. Second Row: Ldtnce DuPree, Shdnte/1 Brown, Kdthy Thomds, Ddchid Ldne, Angie Thomds, Michelle look, Kdtrmd Wdde. Shdmikd ]dckson. Third RnwÂ· Kn~lm Plf?rce. BmnkP TirhPnnr Aubrey WJIIIdms,

Angie A very, 5drdh &rcldy, Jennifer Nicholds, Erm Mdgoon. Fourth Row: Tdhshd Posey, Ieshd Sesson, Mdtt Hdyes, Mdtthew Hdrshbdrger, Rdmone Shdw, Mrs. Mdridn Wydtl. Fifth Row: TiJUdnd McFerren, ]ill Wilberg, Amdndd Bickel, Rdchel Milldge. Reshondd Johnson.

Front Row: Apnl Brdndrdf, Rdnde Ddle Megdn Muermger, Mrs. Mdndn Wydtl. Kdiie Mdlone, Kdn Crdnddl/, Ddvid Grdy, Tobi Wilder. Second Row: Tdmi Diona, Kelly Purgell Jenny Dorsey, Rydn Perry, Kelly Boswell. Megdn Schneider, Julie &uer, !enmfer Tucker, Nikki Ddlugd. Third Row: Adnenne &nks, PdtnCid Posey, Torry Biggers, !eshond WII-

~Chorus

hdms, 5drd Mosello, RdeAnne Wdrren, Shilo Hdle, 5drndnthd Roberts. Fourth Row: Bnttdny /mldy, Twdnnd Cox. LdToyd Wilder, Ndtdhe Mdrkhdm, Rdndy Goodwm, LdToyd Crobbms. Fifth Row: Shdniishd Hunter, Rdshimd Gill, Kdtherme (Cdl) Wnght, Cynthid McClendon, Ben Steele, Stewdrl Wdlker, Steven Johnson, Ben Depew.

3 I. Mrs. Wydtl Sdys AcMh! 2. Ritreshd Dorris, Ldtnce DuPree, dnd Ieshd Sesson love to smg. 3. Jerome Wdshington dnd Kdi Kurdmoto smg holiddy tunes.

Advanced Women's Chorus Advanced Women's Chorus is a new course offering at Centennial this year. It is designed for the mature female voice. In this course the ladies are free to perform more difficult pieces of music, and are allowed the opportunity to mingle with others who are serious about music.

Front Row: Com Allmtm, Tdmd COdmbs, L1Sd Wdtson. Topolosky, Noelle Ruthenberg. Kdly McArdle. Second Row: Stephdme Hdmllton, Jenny Sohn. Pid SengSdVdndh, Tncld Kirkhdm. April Gillen, Mrs. Wydtl. Th1rd

Sdrd

Row: Susdn D1ener, Pdm Nerone, SuSdnne Stoll, Sherondd Rodgers, NJkk1 Ruthenberg. Ndldhe 0dCÂ· CIO. Fourth Row: Courtney Grove, Ddmelle Jorddn Ddwn Wdlson.

Concert Choir Concert Choir is composed of students who must successfully audition. This is a course for the serious vocalist who is willing to practice hard, and perform frequently. Students are introduced to sign reading and vocal agility is strengthened. Mrs. Wyatt has done a wonderful job with this group of talented vocalists.

Wendy Webber, TJ!!dny Junkms, Kelley Schwe1ghdrl. K1mberly Ddlton, Shdwn Pedrson, ShdmdCO Milton. Chnsly Scmderson. Meldme Brdgg, Courtney Hdrll Second Row: Ericd Dupws, Ahsud1 Brown, Trdcy Sproul, Enc Wmdow, Chryslie McSherry, Jenny Horn, Toi Wmston, Becky &rton, Sdlly Sheets, Enn Schnieder. Th1rd Row: Jess1cd Holdren, Jennd Myhdn , Hddrd Gusldlson,

Kelh Kuhl, Crdlg Edrvm, Mischd HJ/son, Meghdn McDdmel, Leslie Grenko, Robm Hursey, Knsly Brown, B.!. &ker, Tony Russell, Shdun Ldndreth, Jdson Peoples, H1TOdk1 Tdndkd, Rdchel Newell, Jenmfer Wdlker, MdTy Sh1rly. FJ!th Row: Tdrdwdnd S1mmons-Gee, Jdred Peterson, Skyler FrdnCIS, Edd1e Jones, Gmger Wdlls, Dee Milton, K1mberley 5dpp.

These guys redlly do love to perform.

Advanced Wornen's/Concert Choir

Show Choir Show Choir is composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Students must audition in order to be in Show Choir. Not only do they sing, but they do a lot of dancing! Show Choir participates in the Varsity Show, the Winter Concert, Spectrum, and Spring Concert. In addition to these performances, they perform at various places in the community.

Front row (L toR): Mrs. Wyatt, Steven Logsdon. Second row: Rebecca VanderZalm, Dan Herron, Sophia Battle, Mindy Colwell, Knsten Me Wherter, Dexter Pettis, ]enna Dt!lvJs. Third row: Chns Cordon, Melmda Ashby Oumn

Moller, Enn Blue, Enca Womer, Seth Ross, Laura Foutch Kurt Scoville. Fourth row: Derrick Wallace, Bethany More1llon , Joshua Hoerman, Danielle Dupuis, Shawna McKmZJe, Sa.m Peterson, ]enmfer Asher, Heath Depew.

1. Shawna McKmz1e and Dexter Pellls pause to stnke a pose durmg the Vt!Jrsity Show. 2. Mrs. Wyatt prt!lctices until she reaches perfecllon. 3. The Show Cho1r really JJt up the Winter Concert. 4. The Show Choir awa1ts the1r tum to perform.

ShowChoir

Thespians Thespians is an international society that focuses on theater. In order to become a member of Thespians one must participate in 100 hours of either service or performance. There are several crews that one may work on such as make-up, light, and others. They help Mrs. Aldridge, the sponsor, produce the products in the auditorium. They assist with the Varsity Show, African-American Talent Show, and other choir and band performances. They serve the community by helping with outside groups and entertaining the public. This year they participated in Theater Fest '94 at Illinois State University. 2500 students plus faculty as advisors get together for a weekend of workshops and shows. This year's officers are: President, Jeff Durbin; Vice-President, Rachel Newell; Treasurer, Erin Blue; Secretary, Sam Peterson.

Front Row: Michael Vanlandmgham, Sam Peterson, Rachel Newell, Enn Blue, Shawn Bohn, Dmlln Kubbs. Second Row: Katie Stevens, Chandra Cox, Damelle Dupuis, Aaron Trask. Third Row: Chns Cordon, Enca Worner, Mehnda Ashby, ]enna Davis, Dan Herron, Melma Kubbs.

Fourth Row: Jeff Durbin, Shawna McKmzie, Carol Henky/, Sue Aldndge, Sarah Zehr, lena Asher. Fdth Row: Pia Sengsavanh, Crystal Thiele, Cory Altman Johanna Hoppe, Whllney Clark Dernck Edwards, Erm Schneider, Knsten Me Wherter, Ah Barker.

Chns Cordon and Mehnda Ashby dramallcally play their roles m "Rally Round the Flag Boys."

Mrs. Aldndge is sflll smlfmg even alter a 7Âˇ30 A.M. Thespian meetmg.

Thespians~

Speech Team The Speech Team offers students interested in public speaking opportunities to develop and practice their oratory and dramatic skills. The 1 9 9 3-9 4 Speech Team was the most successful in Centennial's history with Laura Foutch as President, and Lisa Towery as Vice Pres. Team members won over forty individual championships and numerous team trophies, including the lllinois High School Association's Regional and Sectional Tournaments. The IHSA Sectional Championship was the first in the school's history. Qualifying for the IHSA State Speech Tournament were Jon Berbaum, Chris Cordon, Lucas Kovar, Edward Peppers, Tanino Minneci, Jessica Schulte, Tara Southcombe, and Zac Smith. Berbaum and Cordon were state finalists in Dramatic Duet Acting, and Lucas Kover placed 6th in Impromptu Speaking and 4th in Extemporaneous Speaking leading the team to 17th place at the State Tournament. Ten members qualified for the SCOTIE Tournament of Champions, and Kovar and Schulte qualified for the National Forensic League National Tournament in Kansas City. In addition to their competitive successes, team members spoke and performed for a variety of audiences in the community. Speech Team coach Mr. Yanchus said, ''This has been a year that we will never forget."

I. Edward Peppers en)Oys takmg charge as the Speech Team obediently looks on. 2. Mr. Yanchus is g!Vlng Z.ac Smith a few pomters, while Chns Cordon thmks to hunself, "Who IS this guy?" 3. Lucas Kovdf has no trouble getting mto chdfacter m order to present Ius speech.

~Speech

Front Row: Ldurd Foutch, L1Sd Towery. Second Row: Zdch Smllh. Rdchel Newell, Chns Cordon, Tdrd Southcomb, Liz Rotrdmel, Mdll DJ!dms, Stephdnie Fdron. Th1rd Row: KdtJe Mdlone. Erm Schneider, P1d SengSdvdnh,

Tdmnd Mmecc1, N!chole Love, Pru Mdl/hews, Lucds KoVdr. Fourth Row: MehSSd Tscheschleok, MehSSd Vdnldndmghdm, Jon Berbdum, Enkd Wdchtel, !essJCd Schulte.

Broadcasters Everyday during second or third hour the staff of Centennial High school are greeted over the intercom by our talented broadcasters. In the beginning of the School year Prudence Matthews, Matt Difanis, Melinda Ashby, Dwayne Dennison, and Stephanie French were chosen to be the broadcasters. They were chosen out of many auditionees. They inform the people of Centennial of upcoming events, club meetings, and past success. Mr. Yanchus and Mrs. Aldridge help the broadcasters.

Front row (L toR): MCJII Di!CJnis, Melinda Ashby. Second row: Nicole Love, Prudence Matthews, Stephame French.

Peer Tutor Club The Peer Tutor Club is composed of students who give their time and knowledge to help students learn the material taught in their classes. Since the beqinning of this club in the spring of 1 9 9 2, the interest has grown tremendously. During the tutors' free time, before school, during periods 1 and 7, and after school, help may be received. Keep it up tutors, you're doing a great job! Ms. Ellis sponsors the peer tutor club.

Front row (L toR): Lmsay HCJnsen , KCJ!Je Gren , KCJtheryn Stevens, HeCJther MCJXwell, EncCJ Dupuis, BriiiCJ Ennen. Second row: Kip Mecu, Hoyee Leong, Nicole Love, Anne Hurst, Holly Jenkins, Carrie CCJmpion. Th1rd row: Ms. Ellis, &rton McLCJughlin, lCJn Keene, JuCJn Custer, OzÂˇ

gehCJn SenyuvCJ, KCJ!Je StrCJuss, Kendric Cobb. Fourth row: Allison McLCJughlm , Sarah Miles, Stephdnle French, LiSd Albers, Mane MestCJller. Fifth row: Sarah Hiple, Jeremy Jenkms, Sung Park, Trang Nguyen.

Broadcasters/ Peer Tutors

R.E.A.C.H. R.E.A.C.H., Ready Ears and Caring Help, is Centennial's peer-counseling organization. This program is sponsored by Mr. Higgins, the school Social Worker, and Mrs. GentryThomas, a U of I Social Work Intern. All counselors are trained and ready to assist all students. If you would like to have a session with a R.E.A.C.H. counselor fill out a form in the library or contact a counselor pictured on this page.

Front Row: Mr. Steve Higgms, Ms. Karla Gentry-Thomas. Second Row: Derrick Wallace, Michelle Peterson, Nicole Love, Kendric Cobb, Steven Cobb, Nate Vrona, Kmsey Singhauss, Amy Miller, Beth Krandel. Third Row: Came Campion, Michelle Boss, Brandy Varvel, ]ann

Lam, Geoff Robinson, Luke Yang, Kendra Allen, Becky &.rton, ]ill Einleldt, Karen Paul. Fourth Row: Clint Ward, Nate Good, Sarah ]ones, Tiffany Meir, Andrea Campion. Prudence, Matthews, Kenyon Rose, Andrea Harmony Mana Diaz, Rayco Owens.

2 1. Amy Miller R.E.A.C.H.es out to Rayco Owens. 2. These students take a break from an early meetmg. 7:30a.m. that IS. 3. We enJOY bemg interrupted.''

R.E.A.C.H.

Afro-American Cluh The Afro-American club is designed to provide cultural, social and educational opportunities for all Centennial students. The club is responsible for the annual canned food drive, Talent/Fashion Show, African-American Read-In Chain, Black History Month Program etc. The club is proud to offer scholarships in the name of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at awards night every Spring. As you can well see the AfroAmerican Club is a valuable asset to Centennial. The Club wants to send a special thanks to Ms. Casey and Mrs. Terry who have labored untiringly this year.

Front Row: Rajesh D1xon, Khalilah Harmon, (Secretary), Lea Hill (Treasurer), Nameka &tes (VP), Kendric Cobb (President), Monique Williams (Secretary), LaTona Jake, Dondld Mann , Kayna Akbdr. Second Row: Geof Robmson, Bruce Brown, Toy &ker, Ms. Henrme Luckett Casey (sponsor), Mrs. Marsha Terry (Sponsor), Enc Wmdow,

CrtJJg &Irvin, Ion Capers. Th1rd Row: S1ra1 Abdullah, Heather Love, Bethany Britton, Stacy Walton , Sa.bnna Dav1s, Judy Cdlloway, Ahsud1 Brown. Fourth Row: Angela A very, Shamika Jackson , Steven Cobb, Danielle Johnson , Sheila Downing.

2 1. We are proud members of the Afro-Amencan Club!

2. Shanaya Locke models trad1tional Afncan clothmg at the K wanZtJa celebrat10n.

Afro-American Club

Students For A Better World Students for a Better World is an organization that helps to save the environment. They are in charge of picking up the recycling bins on a weekly basis. This year they raised money by selling environmental t-shirts. They donated their earning to Greenpeace and SEAC (Student Environmental Action Coalition). Mr. Rowe is their sponsor.

Front row (L to R): Daniela Munoz, Erin Blue (Pres.}, Sophia Battle (V.P.}, John Szyhowsk1 (treasurer}, Mark Kolter. Second row: Lisa Albers, Karen Paul, Holly Jenkms, Pdm Le1ster, Sardh Zehr, Sard Gdrske, Susanne Stoll, Beth Bickers, Kdty McArdle. Th1rd row: Stdcey Twenhd!el, Alli McKdy, Hoyee Leong, Brdndy Vdrvel,

Cdme Cdmpion, Michelle Peterson, Tiffdny Junkms, Michelle Boss, Jeremy Jenkms. Fourth row: Mr. Rowe, AlJJson McGlaughlm, Brooke Anderson, Amdndd Novak, Stdn Mui, Ashley Dye, Stephanie Faron, Kress Shores, Bnan Mulhdll.

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 people liven up the meets. Centennial Guard is sponsored by Mr. Fredericks.

Kendrd Bolten, Mdnd Didz, JdmJe Frduenhoffer, Ldurd Miles.

Students For A Better World/Centennial Guard

SADD SADD, Students Against Drunk Driving, work hard to lower the number of drunk driving accidents in our community. In doing this, Mrs. Tangora and the members make others aware of the dangers of drunk driving. They attend conferences and listen to speakers to learn about this important issue and how they can ezpress this problem to their peers.

Front row (L toR): Tdnid COdmbs, Ti!fdny Meier, Cdrrie Bell, Angeld Gdldssi. Second row: 5drdh Arnold, LISd Wdlson, Enkd Wdchtel, Rdeshdwn Wedver, Mrs. Tdn-

gom. Third row: Meredith Meier, Tdmi Diorio, Chrislind 0dkly, Krisii Orze, ]dime Deck.

JETS JETS is Junior Engineering Technical Society. This gives students the opportunity to volunteer their knowledge by taking tests in certain subjects areas, such as Biology, Chemistry, physics, Computer Graphics and English. Their tests are graded and scored against other schools. Mrs. Webbink is sponsor of the group.

Front row (L to R}: Mdll Di!dnis, Shah1d Rashid, Chris Goeres, Ryan Rechkemmer, Enc Sweeney. Second row: Chdgil Siemer, Anne Hurst (co-cdpldm}, Holly !enkms. Hoyee Leong, Nicole Love, Sam Luu. Third row: Ian

Kedne, Rdndall Krause, &rton McLaughlm (co-cdplam}, fen Oschwald. Sara Garske Mrs. Webbmk. Fourth row: Mdllhew 5ddilek, Jeremy Jenkms. Joe Steele, Michelle &byok, Alb Kuehn. \

SADDjJETS

Polar Club The Polar Club provides students with the opportunity to maintain their physical fitness during the slow winter months. Under the direction of Mr. Walters, the Polar Club performs a daily regimen of jogging and weight-lifting in order to prepare themselves for spring sports.

]uslm McKuzes, Craig Schurlen, Mr. Walters, Joe Lang

Young Republicans The Young Republicans are a new addition to Centennial this year. Their main focus is to improve leadership skills and get students involved in political issues. Their sponsor is Mr. Baker.

Front Row: David LJ!run, Mall Dlfanis-Secrelary, Melmda Ashby-Hislonan, Natalie Buchanan-Pres. , Scott Randall- Vice-PresJdenl, Shahid Rashid- Treasurer.

Polar Club/ Young Republicans

Second Row: MdSOn Pike, Karen Paul, Caleb Noel, Erm Blue, Kip Mecum, Quinton Pike. Third Row: Alb McKay, Bnan Mullhall, Chns Goeres, Brei Kovar.

Cooperative Work Training Cooperative Work Training is designed for seniors interested in entering the World of Work. Students spend half of the day at an approved work site in the community to obtain on-thejob ezperience, and half of the day in school, including a related class. In the related class students clarify and identify career aptitudes, skills, interests, available options and goals, and put these attributes to work to achieve success in school and in the workplace. Cooperative Work Training is sponsored by Mrs. Stubbins

Front Row: Fil Cortez, Sue Curry, Rod Payne, Crystal Scott, Maylene Carter. Second Row: Clint Ward, Courtney Hartt, Lisa Clark, Christy Sanderson , Turkessa &1Âˇ

ley, Natasha Nickerson. Th1rd Row: Derek &er, Mike Burokas, Mark Dyson, Andy Sprague, John Walker, Mrs. Stubbms.

Business Careers Business Careers is for senior who are headed for careers in the business world. During the school year, the students maintain a steady job, working a minimum of fifteen hours a week. At their approved training stations, they not only earn salaries and ezperience, but also units of credit provided they spend one hour a day in the classroom, in business careers. Business Careers is sponsored by Mrs. Seifert.

Front Row: ]ana Lenz, Nicole Bokor, Ang1e Strode, K1m B1ehl. Second Row: Abiga1l Lanman , Jason Corte], SaÂˇ mira Window, Angel Conley, Melanie Bragg. Third Row:

Mrs. Seifert, Curt1s Dav1dson, Megan Cantner, Terrance Daniel, Marielyn Vogel.

Cooperative Work Training / Business Careers

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UNIT

4 Administration

Row 1: A v1s &rker (Vice Pres1denl}; Don Nolen (President); Nicole Storch. Row 2: Chef Zych, Joseph Stuck1, Thorn Moore. Not Pictured: Dudne Re1d.

M1chdel Cdm, AssJS!dnl Supenntendent of Curriculum/ lnstructJon.

Dr. Timothy F. Hyldnd, Superintendent of Schools.

Dr. Timothy F. Hyland has provided the educational leadership for Unit 4. He and his admin-

istrative staff have faced the challenge of a money crunch, resulting in large class sizes. Ddvid F. Grdce, Business Mdndger.

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Centennial High School's Administrators have again been successfully led by Principal Al Davis. He is capably aided by Assistant Principal Mrs. Carol Biscoe and Deans Mrs. Nancy Clinton, Mr. John Isenhower, and Mrs. Judy Weigand. Our administrator's total commitment to providing an educational climate conducive to educating every student to his highest potential has made Centennial the outstanding school it is.

Mrs. Carol Biscoe. Assistant Princ1pal

Mr. AI Davis, Prmcipal

Mrs. Judy Wiegand, Dean of students

Mrs. Nancy Clinton, Dean of students

Mr. John Isenhower, Dean of students

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M. Shobe, R. Rolando, A. Tate, Mam Office Secretanes

L. Follmer, B. Walker, M. Zlegler, Student Serv1ces Secretaries

G. Vrmer-Paul, B. Herbert, Library Secretaries

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L-R & ck Row: Gedrl Deen Hdrns, Mdry Norwood, Ursuld Cdrson, Cynthid Me/chi Front Row: Tdmmie Gillidnd, MMlene Culver, Sue Fischer, Rosie Crook

L-R: Eddie Jones, Michdel Denms, Dwdyne Moore, Hedd Custodidn, Brdnt Knop

L-R &ck Row: John Dixon, Brendd Richdrds, Vronicd Hdrris, Meq Finneqdn, Ldrry Bedll, Penny Stucki, Front Row: Amy Tmhotis, Ann Willldms, DeRindd DMr, ThereSd Redr

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Sue Aldndge-(Enghsh) B.F.A dl lllmo1s Wesleydn

Edwdrd BonDurdni(Mdlh) B.S.. M.Ed. dl

Ron Angerer-(Sc1· ence) B.S.. M.Ed. dl

Umverslfy of 1/Jmozs

Umvef'Slfy olllJmoJs

Pdlty Bucholtz-(Spe. Cldl Ed.) B.A. dl West em IJJmo1s UmveTSJty

Mr. Willidms seems to communicdte well with freshmen Allison McLdughlin dnd Rdennd WMren .

Kevm &ker-(Soc1dl Stud1es) BS.. B.A.. M.S. 11/mois Stelle Umver· SJiy

Kdlhy B.rlon-(Enghsh) B.A. dl Southern 11-

JmolS UmverSJiy

Mdrld Bduerle-Hiii(Home Ec.) B.S. dl Um· vetsJfy of Nebrdskd !!II Kedmey

StdCie ~ch-(Hedlth) B.S. dl lndldnd Sidle

Mrs. SeMby wdlks dround her junior English to help with dny questions her students mdy hdve.

Umverslfy

Colemdn CtJrrcxime(PhysJcdl Ed.) B.S. dl Wes tern llhnms UmversJiy, M.S. dl &stem Jllmois UmversJty

BJ!I Cdrson-(Busmess) B.S. dl JJ/mo1s Sidle Um-

Hennne Cdsey--{BusJness) B.S. dl U.ne College. M. Ed. d l UmverSJiy of 11/JnO/S

Cdrole Churchlil Brown-(Specldl Ed.) B.S. dl Pdrkidnd College, Umvers1ly of 1/!J-

vef'Slly

nois

Gym to a lot of students is the # 1 class, because they get to run around, let out all of their energy, and talk as loudly as they want without worrying about anyone telling them to be quiet. Not only do the students get to have fun, but the P .E. teachers get to do what they enjoy as well. Pduld Bienemdn(Enghsh) B.S. at Uni-

Alldn Boehm-(lnduslndl Arts) B.S. d l West-

versity of IllmoJs

em 1/Jmois UmveiSJfy, M.Ed. dl Umverslly of

JJ/mo1s

Mr. Globe dnd Mr. Vdlentine pldn d ddy of tedching for their students.

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Is this an dlgebrdic expression thdt Mrs. Kenyon is showing off for the Cdmerd?

CF /)dmelson Art BFA MFA ,,t Ur" VtH'SJiy nf fllmaJS

C)herry T)dmels .;t-:>rmdn B A tJt /Jh n 1 f,,,, Umvt-'rsJty

E "' Enq .hdupt !EruJJSh B S df N:rth em 111m M A dl

Umvt:rsJfy Umvt Nlly I

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Tm F•.r h d - r en e 8 5 "' un M5 dl Umverssty 11/lmoiS

.Idle Umv tSJty

Cclordd

Espdnole anyone? Come on mto Mrs. Seda's or Mrs. McMaster's class'

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Kdthy Doll (Counsel or) B A dl lllmozs Sidle Un~versJty M.A dl Southern IJJm

)IS

Un1

vet5Jfy

Ron Domdqdid (Spe Cldl Ed) B.S EdD dl

At Flemmq

X1en e)

B A. dl OJ, vet NdZt!rene Umv f'SJIY MS •t Um

dl UmvetSJty olfllmozs

M S •t N rthem fllmo/s

K•te Fa;•~r Enqbsh B S MS dt U:uvers1ty I IlhnoiS

versJty of W.tSCOnsm

Ph.D •t N rthem J/h

UwwHsJty

nelS Uruv rs1ty

Smce when does Mr. Hembrough teach P.E. on a computer? !Diene Drew- -(Specldl Ed) B.A. dl North Pdrk Col/eqc' MEd •t Um

Mdnlyn Fret>mtJn !Phys1cdl Ed B.S dt Greenville Co/leq€'

S.ndy Erchhorst (5o c1dl Stud1es) B.S. M.A dl Umvers1ty ol/1/mOJS

Ed Frednds PhysiB S MS. •I Centrdl M.Jssoun StdtP

Cdl Ed

Umvers1ty

versJ ty of 11/moJs

CiMdn Ern/ddt rM•th) B.S. • t Southern fllmo1s Umvers1ty M. S. dl J/b-

/dnet Elbs--($pecldi Ed. I B.S. 41 11/molsStdte Um versify. M.Ed. 41 Um

noJs Sidle Umvers1ty

vers1ty o/11/mr!ls

Ramsey Roe nervously smtles while walkmg to Student Serv1ces to see h1s dean.

Mrs. Page relaxes as she mom tors the halls at Centennial.

I'm sure you've probably already heard this line or one similar to it, if you are in the hallways while classes are going on. There are teachers at almost every entrance in the building. The reason for this is to stop students from wandering the halls, to prevent disrupting classes, and most of all, to secure the building and make it feel safe, so if a teacher says Pass, please , don't give them a hard time; they're just doing their job!

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D nnd

(-,erbu

(51 ldl Ed B 5 11 UmvetsJty o/1/Jm >lS

B"b ; be S 1al Stu<11es B 5 MS "I II lsm.JJS St.tte tlmvef'S.Ity

Mr. Isenhower looks for mcorrectly pdl"ked m the student parking lot.

eMS

Cdthy Gonndn Eng· bshi B.S. at West m II·

Cynth1a Helms· (LI branan) B.A at West

bnolS Umvel'SJfy

em /llmozs Umvei'Slty,

Sarah H1II-(Spec1al Ed.) B.S. at MacMurray College

Cathy Ingram (Sci ence) B.S. at Un1veTS1ty of 1/lmOIS

Stu fenkms·-(Engbsh) B.A. •t DeP•uw M Ed. at Umvets~ly of lllmo1s

JoAnne Kenyon(Mathl B.S., MEd. •t Umvers~ty of lllmOIS

Lour• Koterb.·Buss(Speclal Ed.! B.A. at Cd1Jiomld5tdte Umver· Slly, MEd. at UmvelS/Iy of JJ/mOIS

Amy Krone -(Spon· ISh) B.A. at UmvefSIIy of/1/mo/S

Mrs. Terry helps He<Jiher Mt?JXwell w11h her history review.

MS. at UmvefSIIy ofll· JmOIS

Gary Hembrough !PhysJco./Ed)B.S. M.S. at UmvefS/ty of 11/mo/S

Cdl}'l Henkel .fSoc1al Stud1es) B.A at Olivet Ccl/ege. MEd. at Uro· vefSity of 11/mo/S

Georq1ne Hem brough-{Enghsh) B.S. MS. at UmvefSIIy ofll· JmoJS

Mrs. LdROSd looks up Md asks, "Do you hdve her w1th d Cdmerd.

pass?" as she sees someone commg

Centennial students and teachers are known not just for their learning and teaching ability but for their Charger Pride. They proudly display it, and it is plain to all that we all love it I

Steve H1991ns -(Soc1al Worker) B.S. at Eastern 11/mo/S UmvefSIIy. MS. at Urovei'Sity of 11/mo/S

Theo While points h1mself in the dJreciJOn of his cldss.

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P•m Kunkei-(Home Ec.) B.A. •t Umvers1ty

of/Jim0/5

K•rl• McC•ndless (Spec1•l Ed.) B.S. •t II

Lorry L•ng-IM•th) B.A •I UmveTSIIy of Northern Colorodo. M.A •I Umvers1ty of J/.

lmOIS Stdte Umverszly

C•nd•ce McM&ter (Spemsh) B.A. M.A •I Umvel"SIIy of /1/mo/S

Jmozs

Mrs. White points out whdl

Jess1cd !Aro&l-iM•Ih) B.A . M. Ed. •t UmverSIIy of /llmo1s

Bemld

LewJs-(Fme

Arts) B.S. •t &stem 11JmoJS UmversJiy

Frdncis Wright runs " St<Jn Lew1s-{Busmess.

Athlel1c Director) B.S. M.Ed •I Umvers1ty of IllinOIS

Tynse 5dllee needs to know for English .

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Peter Me.de- <Soci•l Stud1esl B.A.. M.A •t St Thomos UmveiS/ty

lube Mlils-!Speo•l Ed.J B.S. •t Northern ll/m0/5 UmveTSJiy M.Ed. •t Unwel"Sity of llhllOIS

Molly MIJ/s-{Spec,•l Ed) B. A. •I Purdue Umvers1ty. M.S. •t Northern IllinOIS Um veTSJty

Judy Nolen -{Enq/JSh) B.A M..A •t &ylor

to " cidss from Student Services.

C•rolyn Lillie 'French) B.S •t the UnzversJty of Grenc

ble M S •I Umvers1ty ol/1/mo/S

UmversJty

During passing periods you can see teachers talking with other teachers, students, and administrators. You see them answering questions. This is another place that teachers help, and the students are grateful for it. &rb M•mmen-{SpeCidl Ed.) B.S. •I UmverSIIy of /1/moJS

Leslie M•rsh-{Coun· selor) B.S. M..Ed. •t Umvel"Sity of lllmo1s

Gooch &ker tells Mtke Butler not to be idle for footbdll prdc l1ce.

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1Coun· Lmdd Pdqe selor/B.S. MS diCen lrdl MtSSOun Stdle Um

Gdyte Powe/1--{FrenchJ BA. MEd dl UmverSJiy o/11/moJs

vers1ty

Mrs. Powell pomts out the French dssignment to freshmdn Tim Loftus.

Kdthy Preston (Spe Cldl Ed! BA MA. dl

Judy Seder/ !Bus1 ness) B.B.A. dl Umver·

R0n

Sexton

B.S

s1ty of W1sconsm·M" dJ90n. MEd dl Umver Slly of IJJmOJS

Un1versJfy

Mdnlyn Smder- -(Home £c.) B.S., MS. Ph.D. dl Umvers1fy ollllmots

Pdul Sm1lh IS;>t'Cidi Ed.) BS. dllllmo1s Sidle

Eilzdbeth Sud/ow !Sc1ence) B.S dl MdcMurrdy College

1Mttth 1

Brddley

Mr. !enkms seems to see somethmg fishy gomg on m his semor English cldss.

11/moJs Stdle UmveTSJty

SuMn R= {Speech, MS. B.S. dl Umvers1ly o/11/mois

RMdy Rose- (Mdth) B.S. MS. dl &stem JJ.

Bdrry Rowe (Mdlh} B.S. MS. dllllm01s Sidle

Sdndrd Stubbms (Busmess) B.S., MS.

Umvers1ty

&stern 11/moJs Umver· slfy

Umvers1ty

Courtney Grove seems more thdn hdppy to shock her new dedn , Mrs. Clinton. dl

There are special tutoring programs that help the students before and after school. Also, teachers who are asked to help a student will arrange a special time for a student to come in and get help outside of class. Brendd Sedrby-/Eng hsh} B. A dl Vdnderbilt, M S. dl &stem ll/mo1s

MMleneSedd -/Spm· 1sh} B.A. dl Umvel'SJiy ollllmo1s

UmvefSlty

Cdn you tell thdt Mr. Kohler redlly gets mto his chemistry cldsses?

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Wolfe- t&n iJ 8 A Mllhkm UmversJiy, MA dl UmversJiy of II /motS

M•rsh• Terry (Sco•l Studies) 8.A •t Ho· w•rd Umvef'SJiy MA df

Stdnlord

Uruvers1 ty

Miss Bedch tdkes time out from grad mg her hedlth test to smile for the Cdme rd .

M•n•n Wy•ll r•l 8 S M S

•I

h Uru

veiSJiy "f 11/moJS

Mr. Jones 1s wdlking to tdke roll m h1s soph· omore P.E. cldSS.

St•n Y•nchus-!Enq !Jshi8A M.Ed •t Um vers1ty of 11/mOJS

CAMERA SHY TEACHERS

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Dick Jones (Physical Ed.), Laurie Martin (Psychologist), Joe Williams (Science)

Greq W•lters <Soc,•/ Studies) 8. A d l &stern

Ann Webbmk {M•th 8.A dl Lmdenwocd

11/mOIS Umvef'Sily

Cclleqe

Sholondd Pelflgrew cdlmly WdJts lor her sc1ence tedcher , Mrs. lngrdm, to look o ver her pdper.

Many teachers who are new at Centennial are experiencing different things, like the large number of students and the large class sizes. They are also getting a dose of all the exciting things that go on at Centennial. Besides all of this, they are probably the only freshmen that do not get picked on.

INSTRUCTIONAL DEPARTMENT HEADS

Nm• West -{PhYSI<:•I f:duc•lion) 8. A d l Sou thern 11/moJs Um· vers1ty. M.A dl Umver· Sl lyof 1/JmOIS

AlliSOn Whil -<Enq /ish! 8.5 •t &stern JJ. lmoJS UmveTSIIy. M. Ed •I Umv rsJiy of 11/mOIS

Mrs. Royse, the Wntmg Center coordmdtor, helps Bndn Beyers type

pdper.

Ron Domagala-Special Ed.; Allison White-English/Fine Arts; Gayle Powell-Foreign Language; Joanne Kenyon-Mathematics; Al Fleming-Science; George ValentineSocial Studies; Marla Bauerle-Hill-Voc. Ed.; Ed Fredericks-Physical Ed.

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Mr. lJdvis dild Mrs. Lynge take lime to srrule for the Cdl1lerd dl Homecommg.

COdches Sexton, Dixon, dnd Sexton dre honored for their COdchmg dl the pep dSSembly.

Stephdine Hamilton dnd Shan lee Willis lake

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bredk from the wilds of their studies.

Hddrd Gusldfson and Brent Fiord reldX dl the concession sldnd.

Lamont Young checks in late w1th Mrs. Z1egler.

Pam Leister and Came Campion double date with Mr. Isenhower at Homecommg.

Becky Barton helps out Ms. Wyatt at the Varsity Show.

Mrs. Seda relives the '70s on Hipple Day.

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Underclass

left to nght St!lrd Gorman, Sharbrmd Hughes, Tequilla Dt!lvis, Rydn McNeJlly, Jeff Bt!ldger, Ben Luu , Julie Ruckman, Jon Capers , Amanda Bickle, 5dmantha Everette, Andy May, Julie &uer, Knsten Pierce, 5drd Hiple, Shdmikd Jdckson

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left to nght Trey Brddberry, Rydn McNeilly, Tishd Hunter, Wes Chlddney, Robby Dye, Kinddl Shores, Re1d Evdns, Allison Hdrtl, Nicole Vdlugd, Morucd Pdlmer, G1d Lewis , Velly Bdngsing thong, Nikild Greedr, Addl1l Cldrk, Steph Tngg, ]uslm Holdren , Amy Lorenc

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Kelly Boswell dnd Megdn Schneider don't look too busy m the1r Enqilsh cldss.

Alex Hdssell. Megdn Foresmdn, DdvJd Kos1ck. dnd DdvJd Hdnsen try to keep Wdrm dt the NHS Bonbre.

Alter the two mmute bell hds rung, Brooke MdcMurrdy dnd Jenny Dorsey pose lor d quick p1cture.

Sheend Rogers seems to be preoccup1ed. while Cdthenne Wnght lldshes Wdy.

]dy Wh1teley dnd Chnstmd 0dkley tdke d mmute from the exc1tmg Homecommg ddnce to smile lor the Cdmerd.

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Bmndon Kinney dnd Ben Depew seem bdllled dt why someone is tdkmg them.

sm1le th1s

p1cture of

Hey Skip Arnold, Ndte Ned/, dnd Hemdng Joshi don I you hdve

c/dss to g::J to or somethmg?

Angeld A very struts diligently to c/dss.

Sdrdh Croy, Stephdme Tngg, dnd Albson Hdrlf redlize how lucky they dre to be m the yedrbook.

The Freshmdn cldss show off their fJOdl dnd overwhelmmg spmt dunng the Homecommg Pdrdde.

Freshmdn, Shdne Thurmdn fmdlly finds his locker.

Lesley Wdlter, Jennifer Green, dnd Meghdn GrucZd breeze through their English homework dnd smile for d picture.

Freshmen

Erik Alexander Brooke Anderson Danielle Anderson

What is the biggest difference between Jr. High and High School?

Russ Arnold Justin Asbury Angela Avery

"In Middle school, I ruled the school and now I'm nothing." -Kai Kuramoto

Jeffery Badger Katrina Baggott Vilayphon Bangsengthong

"Everyone thrives to be unique, yet they want to be the same." -Gia Lewis

"The difference in quantity and quality of the female student body." -Pat Rouse

Adrienne Banks Mary Barbour Sarah Barclay

Julie Bauer Andrew Beckett Jeffrey Bekiares

Carrie Bell Jonah Bell Michael Bencks Amy Bennett Curtis Berrier

Amanda Bickel Cory Bigham Andrew Bishop Nick Bokszczanin Kristin Bolton

Freshmen

Juanchez Booker Carrie Booth Sara Booth Christine Boss Kelly Boswell

Alicia Boudreau Shane Bourgois Trey Bradberry April Brandri££ Zachary Brewer

Bethany Britton Edward Brown Kristin Browning Andrea Buck Sarah Buckius

William Burnett Jr. Casey Burton Amy Buttitta Toyanna Campbell Ion Capers

Todd Carlson Lianne Carr Robert Chang Melissa Cheek Wesley Chladny

Adam Clark Christopher Clementz Richard Clifton Jr. Richard Coad Chris Collins

Latoya Corbbins Joshua Costa Twanna Cox Keri Crandall Sarah Croy

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Michael Cunningham Nicole Daluga Eric Daly Julius Davis Sabrina Davis

Tequilla Davis Shannon Dawkins Jason De Weese Bennett Depew Jeffrey Deppe

Roshan Desai Tamara Diorio Ramel Dixon Evan Donahue Rich tresha Dorris

Jennifer Dorsey Megan Dueringer Robert Dye Philip Dysktra Reed Evans

Samantha Everette Melissa Fairfield Judy Feng Matthew Finnerty Trena Fish

Angela Fitzgerald Megan Foresman James Fortado Desmond Forteau Jr. Elizabeth Fortier

Kelly Foster Cherish Friedrich Angela Galassi Eric Gardner John Garrett

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Ben Gault Paul Gehrke Ryan Gilbert Rahsima Gill Melissa Glerum

Kimberly Goeres Avram Golden-Trist Randall Goodwin Sara Gorman Pamela Gragg

David Gray Michelle Greear Nikita Greear Barbara Green Jennifer Green

Benjamin Griffith Rebecca Griffith Meghan Grucza Bridget Gurtler Shilo Hale

John Halley David Hansen Lindsay Hansen Nicholas Hansen Dale Harness

Matthew Harshbarger Allison Hartt Alexander Hassell Valerie Haun Natasha Hedrington

Robert Heffernan Sally Heffernan Mason Herges Sarah Hiple Justin Holdren

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Brian Hough Erin Huckstadt James Hughes

Did you have fun running from one end of the school to the other in less than 5 minutes?

Sharbrina Hughes Shantisha Hunter Jeffrey Hurd "Sure, if I was on the track team!" -Nikita Greear

Larry Hutchinson Brittany Imlay Matthew Irwin

"Yesl" -Andy May Shamika Jackson Latoria Jake Jonathon Jeurissen

"I enjoyed running from one end to another. I also loved losing 5 pounds in the process." -Sabrina Davis

Joshua Johanek Danielle Johnson Erick Johnson

Katherine Johnson Loren Johnson Reshonda Johnson Steven Johnson Jowanna Jones

Landon Jones Hemang Joshi James Kemna Timothy Kennedy Jennifer Kenyon

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Brandon Kinney David Kosick Jason Kositarut Clinton Kowalik Jennifer Kroemelbein

Kai Kuramoto David Lambert Dachia Lane Scott Laughlin Jason Lemmon

Eric Leonard Evan Lewis Gia Lewis Tim Loftus Robert Long

Arny Lorenc Heather Love Peter Lum Ben Luu Katie Malone

Gregory Marietta Natalie Markham Leslie Marshall Laine Martin Shawn Mason

Christina Mathias Andrew May Natalie May Bria Mayer Cynthia McClendon

Eric McDaniel Kelly McDaniel Allison McLaughlin Brooke McMurray Ryan McNeilly

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Matthew Mecum Meredith Meier Justin Memenga Steven Merkle John Meyer

Dustin Meyers Rachel Millage Scott Miller Timothy Miller Camron Mills

Samira Mirarefi John Montgomery Sara Morello Ruqayyah Muhammad Kelly Nadalis

Alecha Nance Nathan Neal Jennifer Nicholas Todd Niemann Jennifer Nierstheimer

Timothy Noice Amanda Novak Christina Oakley Kyle Oldham Terry Oller

Michelle Olsen Kristi Orze Andrea Paceley David Padua Monica Palmer

Reshma Patel Goldie Perkins Ryan Perry Jason Peyton Andrea Phelan

Freshmen

Thomas Philpott Kristin Pierce Talisha Posey Bradley Power Johnny Priester

Gregory Pruett Mark Puckett Kelly Purgett Steven Raices Christopher Randolph

Lakeesha Redd Kevin Reme Grant Richardson Shanna Roberts Kimeka Robinson

John Rogers Sheena Rogers Patrick Rouse Julie Ruckman Keenna Ryder

Matthew Sadilek Brian Sanderson Megan Schneider Meredith Schweikle Shawna Scott

Timothy Scott Iesha Sesson Adam Shaw Randy Shaw Zachary Shaw

Kindal Shores Deangela Short Shawn Sims Bart Skorupa Clint Smith

Freshmen

Dereke Smith Edward Smith Katherine Somers

What's the best way to beg for a ride to 1unch?

Allison Spear Juanita Spivey Trevar Staches

"Bribe the person with money." -Josh Costa

Benjamin Steele Justin Stone Rian Strater "Lie down in front of the car until they let you in." -Samantha Everette Terra Strater Larissa Stratton William Strutz

"I don't beg for a ride. I tell them to give me one." -John Halley

Eric Suchomski Julie Suh Sarah Summers

Ashley Tarter Nathan Taylor Angie Thomas Kathy Thomas Shane Thurman

Brooke Tichenor Christen Treadway Jeff Tregre Stephanie Trigg Jennifer Tucker

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Christina Ullsperger Shannon Valentine Matthew Vanderzalm Meredith Vandooren Jeffery Vanhar lingen

Melissa Vanlandingham Anthony Venezia Katrina Wade Donald Walker Lesley Walter

Hasson Washington Kristen Watkins Jennifer Watts Richard Wetmore Jason Whalen

Laura Whitaker Beth White David White John Whiteley Jill Wilberg

Andrew Wild Latoya Wilder Aubrey Williams Faith Williams Sheri Williamson

Jason Strutz shows a look of amazement as the camera flashes.

Freshmen g1rls swim team members show off the1r sexy legs.

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Kathryn Wilson Ivan Winfrey Nicholas Woolcott Catherine Wright James Wright

Phillip Wright Suval Wright Lamont Young Rakia Young Uriel Young

Isaac Zich Denise Zimdahl

What are your expectations for your 1st High School Formal dances?

"My expectations are 1-to have fun, 2 -check the guys out, and 3-have more fun." - Velly Bangsengthong

Andred Phelan, KdtJe Mdlone dnd fill Wilberg Cdmp out dunng d fun hlled lunch at !GA.

Gee, Rydfl Perry tmd Jeff Deppe, how d1d you mdndge to scrounge d nde to McDondlds?

"I expect them to be ex pen-

SlVe. "

-Mike Bencks

Don't Ben Gdull, Jon Wargd dnd Wes Chlddny look mce dll dressed up dt the Homecommg Dance?

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Class Officers Left to Right Adam Clark, President Mary Barbour, Vice President Lindsey Hansen, Secretary Valarie Haun , Treasurer

Homecoming Attendants Kai Kuramoto and Talisha Posey

Not Pictured

Heather Love smiles and wonders what Sara Booth could be lookmg at.

Dawn Barshney Erika Benson Tyson Biggers Donald Brown Lawrence Brown Bryan Caston Rashalonda Davis Latrice Dupree Ruth El-Jamal Jenny Grussing Michele Hancko Ray Herring John Holt Robert Hosford Edwin Jones Jarrette Lewis

Andrew May Tameka McCoy Jayroe Melchi Sheritta Newbern Eldon Ort Mason Pike Brent Ramthun Courtney Richardson Jeffrey Sartain Toby Sirois Travis Uncapher Stacy Walton Bridgette Ward David Warga Reanne Warren Scott Zehr

Toya W1lder, Keena Ryder, and Rahs1ma Glll turn and look at the camera on the1r way back to school.

Freshmen

Left to right; Amee Hdms, Rydn Johnson , Angie Mdnino, Nikki Cannon, Gmger Share}}, Sarah M1les, Kelly Schwe1ghart, Erika Wachtel, Andy Whitford, Kevin DeReus, Nick Cdrter, Rob Tichenor, Amy Sieber, Kyle Peters, L1bby Scherer, Melina K ubbs, Taylor Nicks, Andrea Fnzzell, Tim Harr1s, Sally Sheets, Tiffany Junkins

Sophomores

left to nghtÂ· Gwen Posey, AdrOn Young Bruce Brown, Courtney Hill, ]dmJe Rush, Andrea and Angela McCdrtney, Entia Ennen Kelly &byok, Brent FJord. Demse FrdZler, Stdcy Kreps, Joe Leique, Ryan Holmes , Brad Hdys, ]uanitd Duckworth , Nick Nudo, Brandi Schm1dt, George Furia

Sophomores

Sophomore, Zac Sm1/h shoots d gldre over dllhe Cdmerdmdn wh1le trymg to open his locker.

Shdlondd Pel/1grew Ldloyd Phillips dnd Mdkeeshd Brlll enJOY

reldxmg lunch penod ou/s1de.

Ben Penner dnd Alyse Stevens slop ddncmg long enough lor d qwck p1cture dl Homecommg.

Encd Dupius, Stephdme HdmJI!on, dnd Ndldlie CidÂ· CJO smile on the1r wdy to cldss.

Hey, Bmndon Kdulmdnn dnd L1sa Young, shouldn't you guys be domg somelhmg in P.E. cldss?

Sophomores

Kdn McDdniel dnd Meghdn McDdniel JUS! Cdn 'I Wdll to go to Chem1slry cldss.

Amy Addms dnd MeliSSd Tscheschlok fry to keep busy in English cldss.

Nate Good and Reid Acord show off their matchmg clothes and expressions on Twm Day durmg Homecommg Week.

Jenny Borgeson, Mana Kermath, Stephame Hamilton , Enn Schneider and PaÂˇ tncia Peacock /me up outside m P.E.

Heidi Buckner, Jenny Rigg. Leslie Grenko and Homecommg Dance.

squeeze together at the

Robert Raices, Scott Ryle and George Furia try to smile with a mouthful of food at lunch.

Andrea McCartney and Crystal Thiele share a laugh durmg English.

Renae Russel and Ccura Allen are caught off guard m the hall by the cameraman.

Sophomores

Sophomores, Shawn Mwr and SuStJn D1ener share Homecorrung Dt!nce.

Mt~non Ct~rter,

t~n

miJmdle moment dl the

Knstm Spear, Courtney Hill, Ramsey Roe dnd !ess1ca Holdren gel together for photograph.

Tre Hunter, dnd Mdkeeshd Bntt slop dnd smile m the hdllwdy durmg

wonderful day

dl Centenmt!l.

]t~mal

Johnson doesn 'I seem very interested in whdl his ledcher JS Sdymg.

Sophomores

Angeline Rice dnd Leslie Williams sm1le, pose dnd look great on Twm Ddy dunng Homecommg Week.

Siraj Abdullah Cory Ackerman Reid Acord Amy Adams Kayna Akbar

Marcus Albert Azhar Ali Caira Allen Kendra Allen Sarah Allen

Jennifer Alsberg Corrinne Altman Carvell Ammons Jerrion Ammons Kelly Babyok

Trisha Baker William Baker Susan Barbour Jon Berbaum Brian Beyers

Eric Bialeschki Kyle Bice Kimberly Blaisdell Kristopher Bliznick Japhus Bonduarant

Timothy Booth Jennifer Borgeson Adam Boskey Roger Boss Garrett Bowhall

Marlina Boyd Lara Breeze Stefanie Briski Brigid Briskin Herschel Brister

Sophomores

Lashonda Britt Mekeesha Britt Eric Britten

Have you mastered the art of begging for a ride to lunch, now being a sophomore?

Cynthia Brockman Ahsudi Brown Bruce Brown "I ask for rides, and beg for good grades!" -Catie Brown

Catherine Brown Kristy Brown Michael Brown

"My parents force my sister to take me." -Lisa Einfeldt

"I don't beg for rides anymore; that was freshman year." -Maria Kermath

Heidi Buckner Mindy Buhrmester Tyler Burton

Jason Calloway Judy Calloway Amber Cannon

Marion Carter Nicholas Carter Charblie Chappel Natalie Ciaccio Katie Cimino

Laura Cinnamon Brian Clark Charlette Clark Whitney Clark William Cline

Sophomores

Christopher Cordon Michael Costa Johanna Cowart-Williams Bernard Cox Robyn Cox

Renae Dale Tammy Dauenbaugh Brein Daugherty Alexander DeMaris Kevin Dereus

Ryan Dereus Susan Diener Jennifer Difanis David Dobbins Racarol Dorsey

Sheila Downing Lindsey Dressler Cynthia Dubois Juanita Duckworth Keisha Dunlap

Erica Dupuis Matthew Eckhardt Lisa Einfeldt Seth El-Jamal Nicolette Elam

Britta Ennen E.B. Evans Matthew Fairbanks Daniel F etzner Tawnie Flemons

Brent Flora Ryan Floyd Skyler Francis Denise Frazier Andrea Frizzell

Sophomores

George Furia Craig Gaines Clint Garretson Luke Gault Katherine Gelberg

Paul Gladney Nathan Good Stephanie Goss Joe Grant Makaiah Grant

Courtney Gray Meghan Gray Katie Green Leslie Grenko Courtney Grove

Hadra Gustafson Stephanie Hamilton Angela Hannan Amee Harris Timothy Harris

Mason Harshbarger Diana Hassell Christian Haydel Brad Hays William Hays

Wayne Henry Marci Herges Jermaine Herring Lamilla Hightower Courtney Hill

Elizabeth Hinton Jessica Holdren Ryan Holmes Thomas Holzinger Aaron Hornbuckle

Sophomores

Megan House Crystal Hubbard Cedric Hughes Shaferual Hunt Calvin Hunter III

Robin Hursey Chad Huth Sherron Jackson Brian Jeffries Christopher J eurissen

Brian Johnson Lawrence Johnson Ryan Johnson Antwoyne Jones Joe Jones

John Jones Kelly Jones Steven Jones Danielle Jordan Tiffany Junkins

Christopher Kasak Brandon Kauffmann Jennifer Keen Jason Keller Maria Kermath

Laura Kesler Shanda Keys Tricia Kirkham Joshua Kloth Mark Kolter

Robert Kosick J.E. Kouka Stacey Kreps Melina Kubbs Reginald Kyse

Sophomores

Shawn Landreth Nicole Lapp Michael Lariviere

In what ways do you feel superior to freshmen?

Christopher LaRoe Brian Laughlin Alisha Lee

"I don't fall up the stairs as often." -Susan Barbour

Mandy Lee Brian Lemmon Mikal Lenard

"They're short and it's fun watching them run to class after the 2 minute bell." -Scott Panno

"I don'tlll" -Kristen McWherter

Miri Lewallen Garnet Litherland David Litrun

Jeremy Lochner Mickius Locke Steven Logsdon

Joseph Logue Erin Lovett Bradley Luhrsen Angie Manino Donald Mann

Justin Martin Jeffrey Masters James Maynor Michelle McAuley Marcia McAvoy

Sophomores

Andrea McCartney Angela McCartney Letasha McCllelan Anthony McCohana Bryna McConkie

D' Andre McCurry Kari McDaniel Meghan McDaniel Bradley McElroy Tijuana McFerren

Aaron Mcintosh Joan McNamara Nicholas McNeely Kristen McWherter Andrew Meisenheimer

Allison Meredith Sarah Miles Tanino Minneci Arian Mockabee Jeffery Moody

Steven Mosher Makisha Motley Cornelius Motton Stanley Mui Shawn Muir

Autumn Munds Jenna Myhan Jacob Nelson Pamela Nerone Daniel Newman

Khuyen Nguyen Megan Nickel Nicholas Nudo Tracee N ussear David Ortner

Sophomores

Tiffany Osler Matthew Paceley Scott Panno Latisha Parks Patricia Peacock

Joshua Pellum Benjamin Penner Jason Peoples Shay Peoples Edward Peppers

Terria Perkins Kyle Peters Shelonda Pettis Ouandrell Phagan Brian Phillips

Candace Phillips Latoya Phillips Kevin Place Robert Pollok Gwendolyn Posey

Thomas Procter Amanda Puckett Rebecca Rachels Robert Raices Sabir Rashid

Kathryn Reid Daman Reynolds Angeline Rice Jennifer Rigg Jaimy Riney

Rez Robertson Ramsey Roe Linda Rogers Jana Rose Kenyon Rose

Sophomores

Seth Ross Elizabeth Rotramel Stephanie Royse Jamie Rush Shaleke Russell

Tony Russell Noelle Ruthenberg Scott Ryle John Saathoff Rashad Sallee

Kerry Sands Kimberly Sapp Elizabeth Scherer Brandi Schmidt Kimberly Schmidt

Erin Schneider Jessica Schulte Kelley Schweighart Emily Schweitzer Kurt Scoville

Luke Sehy Phiavanh Sengsavanh Steven Senteney n Dani Shavit Sally Sheets

Ginger Sherrell Amy Sieber Nashara Sims Dana Smith Shawn Smith

Zachary Smith Cindi Snelling Jenny Sohn Soebeck Song Tara Southcombe

Sophomores

Kristin Spear Jocelyn Spitzer Jason Stafford

After a year of experience, what's the best way to handle stress? (teachers, homework, parents)

Joshua Steffey Alyse Stevens Katheryn Stevens "I wouldn't recommend violence because one day I was mad and I accidentally kicked a hole in a door." -Brigid Briskin Melissa Stiff Susanne Stoll Robert Strauss

"Sleep in class." -Latoya Phillips

"I push around freshmen who are shorter than me." -Cory Ackerman

Steve Strode Kyle Stuebs Daniel Stynchula

David Szyhowski James Taylor Megan Taylor

Crystal Thiele Nicole Thompson Sara Thompson Yeakia Thompson John Tichenor

Christopher Toews Sara Topolosky Corrie Treadway Melissa Tscheschlok Maria Valkands

Sophomores

Paula Vanier Kacy Varvel Erika Wachtel Paulanne Walker Sara Walker

Stewart Walker Cassidy Warren Lisa Watson Rudyard Watson Eric Webb

Mandy Welch Andrew Whitford Torneisha Wiley Jeshona Williams Leslie Williams

Marchond Williams Marquies Williams Scott Williamson Chelsea Willis Nakeshia Wilson

Danny Wimmer Eric Window Steven Winfield Daffanie Wright Shalonda Wright

Bobby Kos1ck and Dav1d Utrun wonder is this p1clure wJII gel in the yearbook..

Emily Schweitzer, ]enna Myhan, and Kyle Stuebs look thnlled even though J!'s so early m the mornmg.

Sophomores

Aaron Young Lisa Young Tinisha Young Adam Zopf

Where will you be 1 0 years from now?

" 1 0 years older." -Seth Ross

Trymg to dVOJd phys1cdl exercise, lor d photogrdph.

HUGE group of sophomores get together

"Hopefully I"ll be married to Shaquielle O'Neal with 3 kids." -Judy Calloway

"Hopefully I will be a marine biologist and married to a billionaire who believes in plastic (credit cards)." -Courtney Gray

Judy Cdilowdy dnd Yedkld Thompson dre ccwght by surprise dt Homecoming.

Sophomores

Class Officers Homecoming Attendants Kendra Allen and Nate Good

top to bottom Kendra Allen, President Tiffany Junkins, Secretary Alyse Stevens, Vice President Kristen McWherter, Treasurer

Not Pictured Torry Biggers Selena Bolton Harmony Brock WliJid.Jn Buchandn Cheronda Cdger DeMarrio Ddvenport Anthony Dehn Rd.Jneka Dillon Delisha Elbns Kevm EnSJgn Nathanial Goodhng Tracy Holt Donald Jackson Rdlph lay IJdVJd Johnson Robert Jones Travis Ldwerence IMnielle Lockett Ldshaundra Lockett .ThomdS Lowery Steven Luke Rick Marshdil Tyrell McCoy

Camilha McLilly ]dines Members SuSdll Mergenthaler Knstmd Meyer Bnan Moore Traylon Mosley Zalciyydh Muhammad Brandon Neeley Taylor Nicks Brian Owen Bradley Porter Ldshdnda Powell Rende Russell Tdmikd Russell Cdlind Sesson Rd.Inone Shdw Robm Shelby ldbari Taborn April Wdlker Markita Ward Pdul Weber Quanlis Willid.Ins Chancelor Wilson

Bruce Brown expresses how serious and dedicated Centennial students can be.

Sophomores

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~Juniors

Juniors ~

The Junior students show the1r school pride on the1r Homecommg fJOdt which took second place m the parade.

fen Williams and Adam Dill share a romant1c mght at the Homecommg Dance.

]enmler Walker and Matt McNeilly show off the1r matchmg outfits on Twin Day.

Is Tawana Wilder trainmg lor the M1ss Universe Body Building Championship?

Are Rebecca Golden-Tnst, Bnan Schlueter and Kelly Dreher havmg fun or what?

~Juniors

Nathan Folsom fumbles around at his locker m between classes.

Amanda Zdchary and Sayra Torberson catch some rays at the game.

Lloyd Gwin, Jenna Davis, and Ryan Pfefferkorn are gomg to be late for lunch.

Beth Bickers, Sara Gdl'Ske, and Ashley DYe show their spirit on Blue and White Day.

Jay Matthews tries to talk to Luke Yang and Ryan Leskis, but they are preoccupied with the camera.

Nathan Montgomery wonders J! what the teacher is Sdymg is actually important.

Shouldn't Kelly Judson and Duane Dennison be in cldSS?

Lynette Jacobs, Erica Worner, and Amy Pierce get back early enough from lunch to pose for a picture.

Juniors

-w

Albert Adeigbo Lisa Albers Dameian Alexander

What's your worst driving experience?

Darius Allen Arthur Anderson N ico le Arnold "Dnvmg the Cdr thdt I hdve becduse it's d p1ece of junk'" -Ndtdlie Rudd

Sarah Arnold Melinda Ashby Jennifer Asher

''When I begdn honkmg dt d cdr dhedd of me. LJtt!e d1d I know 1t WdS dn unmdrked pohce cdr. " -John Szyhowsk1

"I crdshed mto my mom when she wds pul/mg out of our dnvewdy " -Hedther Mdxwe/1

Lydia Ball Michael Barber Alison Barker

Stephen Barnes Rebecca Barton Owen Bass

Nameka Bates Sophia Battle Brian Baxter Will Beaumont Larry Benz

Elizabeth Bickers Tamara Biggers Jennifer Bishop Mario Bowdry Joshua Bradbury

~Juniors

Delwin Brown Gary Brown Willesha Brown Danica Bullis Travis Burton

Michael Butler Sommer Butts Andrea Campion Laura Chubb John Clausen

Lanae Clouser Torrie Cluver Joshua Cohen Amanda Cohlmeyer Terry Cole Jr.

Mindy Colwell Megan Cook Jessica Cor by Joseph Crispen Renae Cummings

Kimberly Dalton Katherine Danley Jenna Davis Jenny Davis Justin Davis

Matthew Davis Sean Davis Samuel Dennis Dwayne Dennison Adam Dill

George Dobbins Sarah Dolske Taquisha Dorsey Hollie Downing Kelly Dreher

Juniors~

Natalie Dukes Jeffrey Durbin Ashley Dye Craig Earvin Joshua Eisenstein

Bret Elam Anthony Erwin Amy Estergard Lamar Estes Joshua Evans

Torionna Exun Sarah Fairfield Stephanie Faron Daniel Farruggia Anthony Figueroa

Paul Fish John Fisher Patrick Floyd Nathan Folsom Charles Foresman

Jordan Fortado Stephanie Foster Laura Foutch Jamie Frauenhoffer Melissa Freeman

Jamie Fry Sara Garske Hugh Gehrke Jennifer Ghadiri April Gillen

Rebecca Golden-Trist Amanda Grady Heather Green Elijah Griffin Lloyd Gwin

~Juniors

Ryan Harkins Jon Harms Casey Heath Corey Hendricks Mark Hendrickson

Marisa Herges Terrion Herman Shawna Hicks Jennifer Hills Sherraun Hodges

Adam Holleman Marc Hollett Michael Hornbuckle Darrin Horton Kimberly Hottman

Lynette Jacobs Michael Jeffries Jeremy Jenkins Danielle Johnson lesha Johnson

Selina Johnson Apryl Jones Sarah Jones Tiffany Jones Kelli Judson

Blair Kappes Ian Keane Aaron Kearns Donavan Kemna Bradley Kemphues

Douglas Kenny Jr. Angie Kinard Norbert King David Kirby Brian Kite

Juniors~

Stacy Knebel Jennifer Kositarut Lucas Kovar

What are the privileges of being 16?

Randall Krause Allison Kuehn Kelli Kuhl "!don 't know, ask me m 35 days.'" -/tJmJe Frauenhoffer

Tracie Lan dells Joe Lang Manda LaRoe

"You can do anythmg w1thout your parents trtJnsportmg you around." -Jennifer Williams

"You can carry around car keys like you're somebody Important. " -Kress Shores

Laurence LaRoux Jamie Leister Nicole Leman

Ryan Leskis Mike Licquia Sean Linzy

Christopher Lockett Dawn Logsdon Mariela Lopez Anthony Lott Sam Luu

Erin Magoon Ramon Martinez Daniel Mason Jamie Mathias Jamie Matthews

~Juniors

Heather Maxwell Gaddis McAfee Tonya McAfee Katy McArdle Esther McConkie

Andrew McCowen Zahra McGee Allison McKay Shawna McKinzie Justin McKuzes

Matthew McNeilly Chrystie McSherry Tiffany Meier Christopher Merkle Laura Miles

Nichole Millage Amy Miller Bryan Miller Danielle Miller Erin Mills

Shamaco Milton Arnir Mirarefi Quinn Moller Nathan Montgomery Albert Moore

Mary Moore Stephanie Moore Anne Morefield Bethany Moreillon Daniela Munoz

Kelly Nailon Dustin Nelson Rachel Newell Huyen Nguyen Kristina Nicholas

Juniors~

Rory Nolan Jeremy Obrian Jennifer Oschwald Jeremy Otto Jeremy Paceley

Staci Pankau Sung Park Romie Patterson Karen Paul Shawn Pearson

Elissa Peppers Samuel Peterson Shalonda Pettigrew Ryan Pfefferkorn Shani Phipps

Amy Pierce James Piercy Austin Pike Kelly Pillischafske Jason Polite

Curtis Porter III James Randolph James Reed Daniel Remsen Brenda Rhoden

Charles Rine Jamie Roberts Reeva Ross Natalie Rudd Aaron Russell

Troy Schaudt Bryan Schlueter Donavyn Seay Allison Sedlak Jacob Shaw

~Juniors

Travis Sheehan Kress Shores Kinsey Singhass Kelly Small Sarah Smestad

John Smith Matthew Smith Amy Snyder Tracy Sprout Brandy Stafford

Joseph Steele Nicholas Stillwell Kristen Stout Kara Stucki Carmen Suchomski

John Szyhowski Hiroaki Tanaka Cameron Taylor John Taylor Otto Taylor

Kristen Tempel Lillie Terry Robert Thomas Kristina Thompson Traci Thompson

Sayra Torberson Lisa Towery Stacy Twenhafel Jonathon Vankim Jr. Hans Vonbernuth

Nathan Vrona Ben Vu Joseph Walden Barry Walker Erin Walker

Juniors~

Jennifer Walker Sonny Walker Sarah Warden

What is the best way to ask someone out on a date?

Jerome Washington Ginger Watts Raeshawn Weaver

"Put1t m the Dd1ly Bulletm." - Sophld &tile

Wendy Webber Robert Weeks III Jason Weidemier "Expldm thdt your ddd 's d hobo, dnd thdt you need to know you 're loved." -Trdvis Sheehdn

On the other hand, what is the best way to turn down someone who asks you out?

Tawana Wilder Tobi Wilder Jennifer Williams

Melissa Williams Monique Williams Carrie Wilson "''d love to, but they reqwre ledshes for dogs in public pldces. " -Mdrk Hendrickson

Jeremiah Wilson Erika Wingate Amy Wolf Erica Worner Frances Wright

Kris Wright Loraine Wright Luke Yang Wafa YouseÂŁ Amanda Zachary

~Juniors

Michelle Zook

Durmg P.E. , Joe Steele looks mtense wh1le pumping up.

Class Officers left to right Luke Yang , Vice President; Amy Miller, President; Kelly Pillischafske, Secretary; Amy Pierce, Treasurer

Camera Shy Rachel Asbury Sydney Brown Christopher Chambers Rajesh Dixon Nichole Dorris Bobby Douglas Verity Faust MehSSd Fitch Tracie Foltz Shawn Gaskm Joshua Hammerslough Dan1elle Hartman Ldtnce Hunter Carlena ]ewell David Johnson Anthony Jordan Dawn Kearns Farron Kelly Danny Kim Ralphell Lenoir Amanda Lockett &tina Louie Ke1ra Lynn

Matthew Mayfield Brian Medearis Michael Melch1 Mane Meslrallet lames Neale &o Nguyen Robert Phillips Chnsty Ph1pps Sherronda Rodgers Aaron Russell Tynse Sallee William Shaler Joe Somers Alison Sp1res Amanda Sullivan Bobb1e Toppe Kelly Turner Tomeka Turner Autumn West Dane Williams Lenny Willis Sean Winfield Ldshanda Wnght

Homecoming Attendants Shamaco Mil ton and Danielle Johnson

Juniors~

Seniors

13est of The Illinois State Scholars are students whose ACT scores and whose class rank indicate high achievement. The DAR and SAR awards are given to two seniors exhibiting patriotism and service in the community. 5.0 students have maintained straight A's throughout high school. The government of Illinois was the topic of the conference attended by the members of Girls and Boys state. National Merit Finalists and Comended students are chosen based on PSAT scores. Finalists compete for scholarship awards. Illinois Stale Scholars: &rton McLdughm , Chagii Siemer, Holly ]enkms, Sarah Zehr, Hoyee Leong, Came Campion, Matt DJ!anis. Second row-Michelle Sears, Stephame French Anne Hurst, Caleb Noel, Crdlg Schurler, Michelle &byok. Third row-Kelly Mischo, Dan O'Bnen. Ryan Rechkemmer, Kendnc Cobb, Nicole Love.

5.0 Semors: Sarah Zehr, Chag1f Stemer Second row-Nicole Love. Hoyee Leong.

Seniors

SAR and DAR: MaH Dilcuus and Damelle DupuJS_

the Class

Boys dlld G1rls Sidle: MMk Boehm, &rton McLiwghlm, Mdll DJ!dnJS, M1chdel Vdll!dlldmghdm, Second row-Cdleb Noel, Prudence Mdllhews, Mdlld DidZ, Qumton P1ke, Brett Atwdler.

NdiJOndl Men! Outstdndmg Negro Student Sem1-Fmd!ist: N1ccle Love.

NdiJondl Men! Semi-Fmdlists: Chns Goeres, Shdh1d RdSlud, Rydll Rechkemmer.

NdtJOndl Men! Outstdndmg Negro Student Comended: Sâ€¢ev n Cc Cobb.

NdiJOndl Men! Commended: Adron Novdlt., 5drdh Zehr, Kdlle Strduss, Brdlldon Wdigd Second row-Brett Atwd er, &.rton McLdughhn, Cdleb oel, Mdt Di!dllJS

Seniors

, Kendnc

Left to Right: Chd!JdrCJ Cox, Jill Einfeldt, Ang1e Strode, Kim Biehl, Lori PCJssaiCJcquCJ, Angel Conley, Dd!J Herron , Shd!JCJYCJ Locke, Corey MorgCJn , DCJnielle Dupuis, Hoyee Leong, Josh HoermCJn , Michelle Peterson, Prudence MCJtthews, Theo White, BriCJn &tchellor, Dexter PeltJs, MCJrCid Smith, Lindy Loschen, KCJtie Sp1res, KendrCJ Peete, MCJrielyn Vogel, !CJson Corte}, StephCJnie Albert, Alexis Argoudelis, AmCJndCJ Everette, Lee White, !omthon Kelly, SuSCJn &tchellor, AndreCJ HCJrmony, KhCJlildh HCJrmon, Sa.mird Window, Nicole Ruthenberg, Kim Pershing, BrCJndon WCJrgCJ, RondCJ Osler.

~Seniors

Seniors~

Senior ~ear 1. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Shdndyd Locke (vicepresJdent), &rton McLdughlin (tredsurer), Rondd Osler {president), dnd Eboni Hdrris (secretdry) not pictured.

2. Kendnc Cobb dnd Toni &1/ey pdridke of the Homecoming Ddnce festJvJties dS they pose lord sndpshot. 3. Cdrrie Campion tnes to ignore Rebeccd Vdnderza.lm 's dis!rdcling dn!ics during cldss. 4. Ddnd Edwards, Ddvend

Grdhdm, Chdndrd Cox, TJ!fdny Anderson, dnd Kd!Je Spires shdre d lender moment d!ler the Homecoming Ddnce.

Seniors

Senior Favorites

Senior SaHings Whe~t e~re you te~lkmg e~bout? Where's the pc~rly e~t? Snuffy Get funky! Check yo self Ce~/m down, 13edv/s Hey Professor Pool, begone Do you he~ve e~ny gum? You we~nt d cookie? Hey buddy Hey turkey Hey jerky Shut up Blossom' We love you, &rney Pe~rly over here! I've got busmess to te~ke ce~re of Gree~l pc~rty guys Never the~t move The~t's foul Is the~! d burnto? It's coopere~flve /ee~rning

No cldss today' It's a bust.' TOGA' You blew If When m doubt, floor 11 Who's buymg? I'll buy the~t ford dolldr 1 Whoot there if 1s.' When do we graduate? You don't worry about that. Ignore if and 11 will go e~we~y. What up YO' Don 'I go there. Where IS that bass commg from? I'm on the other /me. Sweet' You go, g1rl1 That's your problem. Whe~t do you thmk? Step off' It's kmda slippy. I'm hungry'

Embarrassing moments Fe~lhng

down or tnppmg up sldirs. mto the wrong bathroom. Going to the nght cldSS the wrong hour. Runnmg down the he~ll e~nd my pc~nts fell down. The football tee~m. Throwing up yourself. Fe~llmg off of your che~ir. The mevitable red mark on your forehead from sleeping m class. Falling on the ice. Dnving the dnver's ed car on campus. &eking mto lnend's car durmg lunch. We~Jkmg

Freshman 'Gorments A ble~nk stare. Your class is on the th1rd floor. Selling elevator pc~sses. TOGA! Te~ke the elevator to the basement. D1d Jefferson just Jet out? Oh, sorry, d1dn 'I see you there. Gettmg the1r hopes up wlfh d good freshman football team. Takmg them to lunch and d1fchmg them. Honkmg dl them e~nd wavmg the other way. Tell them everybody takes a shower after P.E.

Senior g1rls wt

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the '94 lavonte lunch

ple~ce.

Favorites Album: Mene~ce II Soc1efy & Dr. Dre-The Chronic Mov1e: Mene~ce II Soc1efy & The Fuglf1ve He~ngout: Ce~mpus, the pond, the swwt box, lnends' houses, Espresso Te~llc Show: Oprah & De~vid Letterm<~n Soop Opera: Young and the Restless & Days of Our Lives Lunch Place: McDond!d's & Garcie~'s Soft Drink: Mounte~m Dew & Sprlfe HCilr Color: Auburn & Blonde

Class Statistics The md}Onty of the cle~ss of 1994 do not he~ve " curlew. Of those the~t do, m1dmght IS the ma}onty. 73% of the semor cle~ss do not have" g1rlfnend or boylnend. 86% of the 1994 cle~ss goes out lor lunch. Senior lemd!es cheer up the1r English

cle~ss

w1fh the1r smiles.

Seniors~

Senior

ffiOS'G AC'GIVE

ffiOS'G OU'GGOI'l1G

Caleb '11oel and 'Prudence illathews

'Ronda Osler and OJathew 'Difanis

ffiOS'G S'PI'RI'GE'D

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'Danielle 'Dupuis and roark 'Boehm

'Rebecca Vander2alm and Steven Cobb

~Seniors

Favorites

COOS~ ~A.CE'Tl~E'D 'Dan 1-{~rron and 'Dawn Watson

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COOS~ CAA'TlGE'D 'Davena Graham and Gant Grism~r

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COOS~ ~ACKA~IUE J~ff~t"H 'Robinson and Erin ~lu~

'P'RE~~IES~ E'!:IES 'Dana .Citwin and Susan ~atch~llor

Seniors~

13ESG 'PE'RSO'l1A.CI{;'Y 'Pam Uister and 'Kendric Cobb

C.CASS COU'P.CE Chris Spore and Samira Window

S1<'YES{; 'Debbie White and 'Grevor 'Ga9lor

'B'RAiq'lS A'n'D 'BEAUt;'!/ 4'J'licole Cove and Alexis Argoudelis

mOSt; At;:J{.CEt;IC Carrie Campion and 'KenHatta Wilson

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FU'n'niESt; .CAUG:J{ 'GeTTH Cunnington and 'BrandH Varvel

mOSt; .CIKE.C'Y t;O SUCCEE'D 'Barton OOcCaughlin and Sarah

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SIDEEt;ESt; ffiichetle 'Boss and 'Ghomas :Hams

Seniors

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Seniors

1. ]dred Peterson, Dcm Herron , dnd Chns Spore dredm d.bout high school g1rls. 2. In eighth grdde, Chdndrd Cox tnes to h1de behmd Marcid Smith dnd Hedther Willis. 3. Pru Matthews and Njeri Evdns show off their feet. 4. MMk Dyson dnd Gant Gnsmer are proud of theJr SJxth grade crew cuts. 5. Bnan Mulhdll seems to be enJOYing his !Jght spandex shorts. 6. Mark Foster seems qwte happy to be an eighth grader. 7. Rebecca IMle dnd Nova Rage/ Wdlt for the bus m front of Jefferson Middle School.

Seniors~

Dear Barton, Congratulations! We are very proud of you. We wish you the best and may all your dreams come true. What you can do, dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it. All our love, Mom, Dad, and Allison &rton MdAuqhhn

Dear Lmdy: We are so proud of the wonderful young man you've be. come. Just remember to set your goals high, never lose sight of the m, and we' re sure you'll attain them. As you start your next journey in life re member to hold God near to your heart and happmess will always lind you. Congratulations' We Love You, Dad , Mom, Lance and Marcy LmJy Lo..:hen

Dear Danielle Congratulations. You are startmg out on a new path m your life. Remember you have and you still can continue to achieve your goals m life. We are very proud of all your accomplish· ments and the wonderful young woman you have grown to be. We will always be there lor you. Luv you much , Mom, Dad, Erica , and Liz O.melle Dupu1s

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Y u Mve r hed d very Jrn( rt.ml md I m.• m your ul 1nd w ru v ry pr ">I yO\J o1nd the 4CC 1mphshments dnd l wth y u ho1ve strlVt~d f .. on J d hteved the post 18 yedrs You C!re qUickly turnmq the c mer mlo the next phdSC f yuur Ide ond we w1sh you 411 the hoppmess, success ond good fortune we know you cue

w1lhnq to work for ond otltun. Remember to olways stond lor somethmg you bebeve m ond know w1thm y()ur heort you very much

nqht. We will olwoys

bo here for you. and we love

Moiher dnJ D•d I06huo Brenemdn

Ton, Congratulations and best of luck' Your mature future has JUSt begun. We are very proud of you and your accomplishments. Please do not ever forget that we love you and will respect your choices m life. Just let those choices be the right ones and that you trust God lor guidance and understanding. With love, Mom, Dad , Sarah and the Beck and Amos family

Dear Tim, Congratulations on all your accomplishments. We're very proud to have you as a son and brother. We wish you all the best as you begin your college years and life ahead. Love, Mom, Dad, and Katie

Derrick, So you made Il 1!! We are very proud and happy lor you. You our only child, carries forth our hopes, joys, and tomorrows. As you move mto another spectrum of your life, remember, with God on your side all things are possible. You are but one star; go forth and shme bnght lor all to see. Love Ya Mr. D Dad, Mom , and Roxie

Courtney, For chlorme in autumn , brainstormmg in the night, mud and cold at the track on ramy spring afternoons, pizza on Monday, groans in the morning, the sax at Christmas, terror on the slopes, spiders, tents, and great navigahng on lazy summer tnps, and jazz 'n laughter anytime, we thank you. "Peaches'" honey (with soul).

Ton Bed

Courtney Kl•us

Dana: Congratulations to my baby boy (aka B·Real). I am ve ry proud to have a son who knows what he wants, and what it takes to get it. Set your goals high , work towards them , and you will surely go far. I know my baby will have a happy and successful life. I'll always be behind you 100% . Fnend to the end. Love and Kisses Mom

Dear Brian, We are very proud of you and what you have been able to achieve. You have many talents and have good reason to look forward to the future with confidence. We wish you much happiness in the years ahead. Love, Dad, Mom, Lisa, Susan and Muffin

Congratulations Brad! You have completed an important step toward adulthood. You have added richly to our lives, and we love you very much. Mom, Dad, Katie, Matt, and Cori

Dear Susan, We are all very proud of you and of your accomplishments. Your special concern and kindness toward others, as well as your academic achievements are truly admirable. We wish you much happiness in the years ahead. Love, Dad, Mom, Lisa, Brian, and Muffin

Dear Apple-Annie, "I am certain of nothing but of the holiness of the Heart's affections and the truth of the Imagination. " (John Keats) May both of these guide your path ahead. Love, Mom, Sally, Ellen Anne Hurst

~ Seniors

Dedr I O..v1d Throuqh lhe eyes of • child. you h•ve •lw•ys enlhusldshc•ll y entoyed d 1scovenng ne w playgrounds. Now , the hme has come to d1scover another new playground through the eyes of an adult w1th the same enthus1asm. Conqratulallons on your

g r• du•hon' M• y you •lw•ys be nchl y blessed w1th g1fls of f••Ih. hope, We love you

Dod Mom. •nd Ashley

JOY

•nd love

Dear Tracy, Congratulahons on your many achievements. You are a very special daughter, and we are extremely proud of you. You are responsible and hard-working and with your sense of humor and common sense , you can achieve your d reams. We wish you much happiness in life as you continue to pursue your goals. Strive for excelle nce in all you do. We love you. Love , Mom, Dad , Kelly, and C had

[.)e.,r l•mes How \lie you were a d h•ndoome you've become F Whng my every dream I couldn 1 hc,ve osked I r d better BOn Ccnqrdtuld.hons yO\J ve come o lonq wdy ~mmnq d new JOUrney of q~l..s dnd dredms everydoy Gocd luck wtlh mdny blessmqs ond love to you ThPre s nothmq tn t!f't we know you con I do'

Love Alw•ys Mom Dad dnd l•nelle

Door BrM1dy

Kari , O ur darling KWW. You are the sunshine of our lives. You have brought more joy dnd p ride to us thdn you wtll ever know. Your vtvacious, outgomg wdys wtll open many doors lor you. Re member, we're behind you dlways. Keep smiling. We Love You. Mom , Dad, Scott , Bully , and Ttger

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We Love You' Mom Tom •nd Kacy Congrdtulahons to • very SpeCial y ung oody I •m so proud ol you. M•y God bless yuu os you ta.ke the next step m hfe·s )Oumey Love.

Dad Brondy Vdrvel

K11n Lux

Dear Terry, You are everything we could have wanted in a son, and more! Your quiet determination to do the right thing has been an inspiration to us. The future holds great things for you! Love, Mom and Dad

Dear Marcta, Congratulahons to d very special ddughter. We are very proud of you. May your future bnng you dS much happiness dS you have brought us. As you conhnue to pursue your goals, may you keep God as your guide. We love you very much drld will alwdys be there lor you. Love, Mom and Ddd Mdrctd Smtih

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T1m Congr•tulahons1 You ve I"" red the first hurdle I your dC<Kl m1 .ar r 4tl<l we re proud ol•ll your d<XOmphshmenls. Conhnue the hard wort both dC<Kl m1C4IIy •nd prolesBIOnally Keep the v•lues th•t you have •nd oon nue to cl: h your lam1ly •nd lnends. ensunngth•t you'll never wolk down ble 1 path •lone

h o k1nd vtng dnd respollSlble son I m very proud ol you. Y'"lu have truly oo n • blessmq who hdS brouqht qr""l lOY to my h~r1. I love you dedrly dnd w1sh for you the best You dre o very smdr1 ConqrdtuldhOn

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boy wtth mony C'ho1ces. Ch<XJSe wiSely ond moke sure of the moot tmportont thmqs. Remember, your life new ond m the future wdl dPpend upon the ch011,;

yuu mdke.

W e love you.

Love,

Odd, Mom Knsty

Mom

ThomdS Hams

Dear Kendi , The years have gone so fast. You will look back through these pages and always remember these years as special times. Take them with you as you continue to pursue your goals and know that we will always love you. Love, Mom, Dad, and Kristi

Tract, You have the dbihty to accomplish dnything you set your mind to. You are a loving , caring daughter, and we dre very proud that you are d part of our lives. Stay dS sweet dS you are now and remember we love you and will always be there lor you. Love, Ddd, Mom , Trent, Gus drld Gidget T rd<..:t Severns

Kend r• Bolton

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"Trust m the Lord wtth dll your hedr1, dnd do not ledn on your own understondmg.

No doubt •bout 11 you •re gomq m the nght dorechon lo •ch1eve your goals and d reams lor the fu tu re. We love you. Mom. Dad. Steve •nd loy

In oil your woys ocknowledge Htm. ond He wtll mdke your p:!!!ths slrdtqht.' Love,

Dad, Mom. •nd A1mee

Dear Michelle , Congratuldhons on reachmg another milestone in your life. We are very proud of your accomplishments and know that there are many more to come. We know you wtll be successful in achieving your goals, =d we will dlways be there lor you because you are so special to us. Love , Mom , Ronnie, and Taryn

Lisa, Congratulations! Remember you can accomplish anything in life if you set your mind towards it and work hard. We love you, and you have made us proud of you. Love, Mom and Bob

M1chelle Peterson

Seniors

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Congratulahons Angel. You are truly our spectal "Angel" sent from heaven above. We are very proud of you and believe that your dedtcation to hard work will continue to bring you success. O ur praye r is that the Lord wtll Bless, Guide, and Protect you all the days of your hfe. We love you, Mom, Dad , Tiffany and C harli

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n yet"'lni h11ve pd.ssed We 111. hov VISIOQI IP our het1rts you w11l t1lw-1y be thJt 1x yec~r old. T1me posses c:md we are very prourl of the deciSIOns you hove made the d1rechons you have ch08e'n, ond the q0c1ls you set ond worked f r Ycu wUI le many thmgs to mony people but for us y<:>u will olwoys be 1120 k'")

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Mom ond Dod

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wonderful daughter ond stsler and we c:1re very proud of you Your 9eClSlhvtly

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Love,

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From your ·snoppmq block eyes to thooe "sexy knees" you hove diwoys been your own person. We treosure oil thooe memones dJ'ld the person you ore toddy. Tomorrow l::nngs the pronuse of new chollenqes dJ'ld chonqes. but ldke the hme to remember your pmk elephont. Your trute!' strength dJ'ld F01th will qwde you to S1.ICCeEil Come, w ore proud of you Moy you diwoys fmd Jove dJ'ld fought r m your We. Love. Mcm. [).,d. Anno. Soro. Andreo. Amy dJ'ld Toby The memones ore llldi1Y . You· ve diwoys been there when we· v needod you espeaally to cleor the sptnOCh off our plotes' In return we would moke sure the door wos crocked open tusl nqht. And ore thooe Cdn:is Iudden under your pillow ?• So when IS our next bockwords doy -tlus hme you nde bo<kwords on the btke' By tho woy, Corne. whenever you need • llldl1 Amy hos • couple of her ex s diready ltned up' These memones ore sh<•rt dJ'ld sweet. but our louqhs dJ'ld love will lost I ver' "Ow>ce mode us sisters love mode us fncnds1' We love yo' Love. Mook. Mornnt<~ S. &by Dreod. dJ'ld Ymo

Maria, Congratulations' , I have survived! As you begm a new phase m hfe, we wtsh you the best of many things in this world. Continue being strong to endure any dtfficult hme in life. We love you and are very much proud of your accomphshments. We wtll always be around you. Keep smiling' Love, Mom, Dad , Rachel. Ross Mono O.oz

Came Camp10n

Congratulahons Bnan, We are very proud of everything you have accomplished m your life. You are a lovmg and giving person who has succeeded in everything you have set out to do. We wtSh you success in medical school and in all else in your future . You have been a real JOY m our lives and we know you wtll continue to be as you pursue your life's endeavors. We love you always, Mom , Dad, Michelle, and John

Dear Matt, We are all very proud of you. We know you will do well in life. You're a good guy, and we love you. Mother, Dad, Susan, Erin, Elizabeth, Charlie, Patrick Motthew Shofter

Bnon Mulholl

Dear Courtney, It seems like only yesterday I found you asleep on the rocking horse you got for your first birthday. You've grown into a fine , young woman. We love you with all our hearts. Believe in yourself and follow your dreams. Love, Dad, Mom, Ali, and Muff

Crystol You dre

c:1

very spectal person-)and gentle, lovmq, hard worbnq.

are very

proud of the mdlv1dual you have become. and look forward to watchmg you grow m new d1 mens10ns. We love you.

Mom. John, ond Showno You hnolly dtd 11. onother ml)et;tone hmshed As you morch forword through hie, stop and look at your ar.comphshmen

and remember the1r worth. Al ways remem

ber "Be there. JUSt be there. Love,

[).,d Cou rt ney Ho rtt

Conqratulahons~

Dear Jeff, Congratulations! Keep your priorities straight and you will have the power to achieve all your dreams. Our support is now and forever with you, as you go on with the rest and the best of your life. Love, Dad, Mom, and Snuff ).,If Adorns

You've reo<:hed on 1mportont port of your hie. It h .. been • pure JOY to wotch you grow from • acored kmderqorten student mto • self·ossured h1gh school qrod· uote As you go off to college. were sure you'll look bdck on th post four yeors w1th plea.sure. By now you know that you Ctln accomphsh dflylhmq you set your mmd to. No goal IS 1mpossJble for you to ach1eve 1f you believe m yourself t~nd most

1mportontly , be honest m everythmg you do. Follo w your mshncts: do whot you feel IS best for you. Above oil e)· , your fom1ly wtll ol woys be here for you no molter whot lhe Clrcumstonces. Thonk you for bemg suc·h on entoyoble child to ro1se. We love you'

Mom ond Brod, O.,d ond Morcto. N1kt ond Chelse<t Heothe r W1Jhs

Seniors

M1chd1). (" mqr~tu ohons to 'The M._.,n M n~y M1k.o It) Qt.f spc hdrn}:.. c..n 1.! e kmuly we dre proud to mtrodu A y u t the w r :1 Y u ve bef>n a wo:ld :1 I and nsp1 rahonal grdndson liOn brr !her nephew n and un e w 1 1 tlme f >r y ul to enhdnco your educah nal k1lls 1n cc eqe We w-. h ycu a hdppy ar.: :i su

[ledr H lly We ue very r roud I y u (ror h~ dn j par._.,h n: y u becd, ol your tJtrenqth ol ra ·tf-'r and hdrd w rk. W dt htr 1 y t.r. ~ mto th~ person you hdve bee; me hM brouqhl Jredt 1 y 1 I the next ·hdpler 10 your hte our th qhts prdyers dnd Momm Wnqht Edelmdn wrote the WfJrld

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Dear Josh, Congratulations to a very special person. Your unique sense of humor and your mdividuality are only two of your assets that make it so easy lor us to love you. We are very proud to have you as a son and a brother. Set your future goals high because you are capable of achievmg anythmg you choose. Love, Mom , Dad, and Kathy

Dwr hmmy It ms )US! y terddy we were struqqhnq over lfjormnq I tell t1m Now hme qomq too lost Remember thlS p.1rt of your hie be1nq: very pee I lt IS d mere steppmq stone to everythmq you dreom dnd j•JStr• m hie TMnks lor oll the ,c:\u Jhter you"ve brought us Rem mbE-r to &tc!lly focu on your irwms :i OOhels and dedntnq your room) dnd you 11 be dble to d t.Xnphsh onythmq. Were very ~rQUd of the mdn you v become We love you dnd are olwoys here f )r y~

Lo of Love Mom, ~d M0mu.1 11.nd rhnslmd

hrnrny Polrner

Dear Mark, Congratulations on all your accomplishments and success. We are very proud of your academic record and extracurric· ular activities which you have achieved while m high school. Continue your study habits and your work ethic as you enter college tlus fall. We both love you. Mother and Dad

Tiffany, We are proud of all your achievements. Good luck in the real world; it isn't easy m this hard world in which we live, but you can accomplish anything that comes your way. lust thmk now you can go to Ddlry Queen any time you wtsh' Love you forever, Dad, Mom, Andrew Mark Boehm

Rick, Congratulations Rick on a successful completion of thts very important stage in your life. As you go forward, always remember your high school days because they were the foundation of your dreams lor the future. May you always succeed m mak· ing your dreams come true. We are proud of the person you are. Love, Mom and Dad

Kahe.

When you were born you hdd no ch

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Mvy 1uruc.r you d be You had I

pdd~ up all your thlnqs-every y~r, or two or three

Bemq the new kid wdS never ~y, ond we re sure you had your teo.rs. There w4S o lo of ldughter dnd yes, mony tears. Commq here your semcr year wAS by for the h.ord A hf of ""hellos dnd goodbyes · you ve dlwoys done your be$1. Love.

Your family

Kdhe Strauss

R1ck Straka

Dear Mandy: Best of luck in college and all your future endeavors. We are very proud of the kind of young lady you have become. Just remember you can do anything you set your mind to. But most of all remember how much we love you. Love, Mom, Dad, Matt , and Sam

Derek, Its dJihcult to beheve your h1gh school years will soon be JUst a memory You ve cdmed on the &er Trddlhon at Centcnntdl well 4S d1d your two cousms dnd your s1ster before you' We ore proud of the person you ore. ond we will alwdys be behmd you Go after your dredms don t take hfe too senously ond never g1ve up on yourself Love,

Mom. O..d dnd Stephome

Mdndy Everette

Derek Baer

Dear Joe, "Whatever you can do or dream you can do, begin it. Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it.'' I am very proud of you and know you will be a success at whatever you choose to do in your life. Believe in the magic! All my love, Mom

Dear Stephanie, We are so proud of all of your accomplishments and the successful young woman that you have become. We wish you continued success during your college years and will miss you next year. Love, Dad, Mom, Marcus, and Brett

Oh O..ra 1 Dearest O..wn. Shdnng hie WJth you as d JOyful adventure- 111 been Bdld "You know no slrdnqers.' Your sm1le spedks to everyone 1 We dlso celebrate your ocodem1c achievements tod.oy 4S well your future commitment otllhnoas State Umvers1ty. You ve embroced hfe ond grown mto o naturdl beauty-ms1de ond out' You dre o Blessmq~ God Bless You w1th J)edce dnd lOY diways!

All Our Love. Mom, L1so dnd O..v1d

~wn

You're my hero' I want to be rust hke you when I grow up' Senously hcwev r now that you ore hnally through bemg stuck m the shddow ot my bnlbdnt h~gh school career I JUSI wont you to know thdl . I wont hall' Ed DEE' You ow me Boy dm I glad we d1dn't buy that house-don·t you trust me d r> You cannot soy XXXX on TV 1 Thas last port I have to odd (scmy) but I dm proud (dck) ot you lor whdl you"ve become. And wh1le youre dl the U oil next year. rem mber thdt 1"11 olwdys be there fer you- but I charge double lor college' Yours forever ddhhng 1 Tdmo P S Rdn S..mrru dnd Snow love you'

Wotson

Seniors

Dear Ryon This is JUSt the begmning for you. M11y you fmd much happmess and success in 111l th11t hie has to offer. We 11re so very proud of your 11ccomphshments 11nd conhdent in your 11bil1ty to succeed. Thonk you for bemg you and bemg 11 very spectal part of our family. Mom, D11d, Cr111g, Lmdsey

Dear Aaron, Congratulations! We are proud of you. Best wishes to you for the future. We know you can accomplish anything you plan for yourself. Love, Mom, Dad, and Colleen A,uon Trosk

Congratulations Danny, We know you will excel in anything you do. We're very proud of you! You've always made us laugh at your silly antics. Believe in yourself, and the world is yours. You're the best! Love, Dad, Mom, Annette, and Mikey

Chandra, Congratulations. We love you, too. Mom, Dad, Brian, and Tyler O..nny Hughes

Toni, You have made me very proud of you. I wish you all the luck in the future, and may you set your goals as high as possible. I love you. Love, Mom, Grandma, and Dad

K1p .

Conqro.tulo.hons 11 You re 4 very

specto.l young mon; youÂˇve mode us very proud

and those oround you very hoppy. The hrst step toword Credhnq on tmproved luture ts developmg the abthty to envtslOn 11 No one con predtd to whot hetghts you con so.sr Even you will not knew unhl you sp~d your wmg . We love you.

Mom. O..d Moll. Anne. ond Knsty

Tom Sooley

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~Seniors

Derrick Edw11rds, Kenyatta Wilson , 11nd Jimmy P11lmer step out of the olhce.

1. ]cm LtJm jumps cJ!ter catching candy. 2. My, what a b1g bram Megan Canter has' 3. Lea Hill looks coy while wntmg a bul/etm. 4. Von Young shows how much we1ght he has lost due to thJS stressful year. 5. Jeff Robmson, Rhonda Osler, and Kendra Peete sure do look ecstatic. 6. Yearbook must be the most exc1ting class for Brett Boege. 7. Is speedreadmg your new talent, Tara· wana Simmons-Gee? 8. Jimmy Palm· er g1ves Centennial a "Thumbs Up"'

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Bialeschki. Eric 143 Bice. Kyle 82 Bickel. Amanda 70. 94. 126 Bickel. Jessica 4. 11. 71. 177. 199 Bickers. Elizabeth 3. 40. 54. 76. 78. 84. 102. 122. 159. 160 Biehl. Kimberly 105. 174, 177. 200 Biggers, Tamara 87. 160 Biggers, Torry 94. 155 Biggers. Tyson 67. 137 Bigham. Christie 178 Bigham. Cory 126 Bishop. Andrew 67. 126 Bishop. Jennifer 88. 90. 93, 160 Blaisdell. Kimberly 88 Bliznick. Kristopher 90. 143 Blue. Erin 12, 16. 21. 24. 32. 85. 86. 96. 97, 102. 104. 178, 195. 198 Boege. Brett. 7, 32, 44. 78. 85. 178. 200. 207 Boehm. Mark 6. 32, 36. 56. 62. 63. 76. 85. 173. 178. 192. 194. 201.205 Bokor, Nicole 105. 178, 190. 200 Bokszczanin. Nick 126 Bolin. Shawn 88. 90. 91. 97. 178. 199 Bolton. Kendra 58. 88. 90. 178, 199. 203 Bolton. Kristen 58. 64, 90. 91. 126 Bolton. Selena 155 Bonduarant. Japhus 51. 143 Booker, Juanchez 50. 67. 127 Booth. Carrie 64. 127 Booth. Sara 55. 64. 127. 137 Booth. Timothy 51. 143 Borgeson, Jennifer 38. 48. 141. 143 Bo key. Adam 143 Boss. Christine 88. 177 Boss. Michelle 78. 84, 85. 88. 90. 100, 102. 178. 197. 198 Boss. Roger 143 Boswell. Kelly 81. 94, 124. 127 Bourdreau. Alicia 64, 127 Bourgois. Shane 127 Bowdry. Mario 160 Bowen, RachelS. 178. 199 Bowhall. Garrett 80, 82, 143 Boyd. Marlina 41. 143 Bradberry. George 56. 123. 127 Bradburry. Joshua 160 Bragg. Melaine 95. 105. 178. 199 Brandriff. April 94. 127 Brandt, Jeffrey 178. 199. 206 Breeze, Lara 80. 88. 90. 91. 143 Breneman. Joshua 90. 178. 198. 202 Brewer, Seth 178, 192, 200. 204 Brewer, Zachery 88. 90, 127 Briski, Stephanie 58, 143 Briskin. Brigid 41. 90. 91. 143 Brister. Herschel 143 Bri II. Las honda 144 Britt. Makeesha 140. 142. 144 Britten. Eric 144 Britton. Bethany 64, 88. 93. 101. 127 Brock. Harmony !55 Brockman. Cynthia 144 Brown. Ahsudi 29. 95. 101. 144 Brown. Bruce 51. 87, 101. 139. 144. !55 Brown. Catherine 16, 144 Brown. Delwin 161 Brown. Devery 178. 197 Brown. Donald 137 Brown, Edward 127 Brown. Gary 161 Brown. Kristy 95, 144 Brown. Lawrence 137 Brown. Michael 144 Brown. Shantell 94. 178 Brown. Sydney 169 Brown. Timothy 178. 203 Brown. Willesha 161. 220 Browning. Kristin 48. 127 Buchanan. Natalie 78, 84. 85. 104. 178. 200 Buchanan. William 155 Buck. Andrea 88. 90. 127 Buckius. Sarah 127. 70 Buckner. Heidi 88. 90. 92, 141. 144 Buhrmester. Mindy 16. 144 Bui. Phung 78 Buie. Luval 178 Bullis. Danica 7, 161 Burkhardt. Gretchen 189 Burnett. William 127

Burokas. Michael 105, 189 Burton. Casey 127 Burton. Travis 161 Burton. Tyler 144 Butler, Michael 3. 52. 115. 161 Buttitta. Amy 33. 127 Butts. Kimberly 178, 190 Butta. Sommer 161 Byers. Minh 189 Coger. Cheronda 155 Calloway. Jason 37. 68. 69. 73. 144 Calloway, Judy 38. 87. 101. 144, 154 Campbell. Toyanna 127 Campion. Andrea 7, 21. 38. 48, 78. 80. 84. 86. 100. 160 Campion. Carrie 15. 32. 54. 76, 78. 80. 84. 85. 86. 99. 100. 102. 119. 172. 176. 178. 192. 197. 200. 204 Cannon. Amber 38. 138, 144 Canter. Megan 105. 179. 207 Capers. Americk 179 Capers. Ion 97. 101. 122. 127 Carlson. Todd 127 Carr, Lianne 88. 90. 91. 127 Carter. Marion 142. 144 Carter. Maylene 105. 179, 199 Carter. Nicholas 6. 16. 43, 51. 138. 144 Caston, Bryan 67. 137 Chambers. Christopher 169 Chang. Robert 127 Chappel. Charblie 144 Cheek. Melissa 54. 55. 127 Chladny. Wesley 123. 127. 136 Chubb. Laura 161 Ciaccio. Natalie 41. 48. 94. 140. 144 Cimino. Katie 88. 90. 91 Cinnamon. Laura 144 Clark. Adam 53. 67, 123. 127. 137 Clark. Brian 44 Clark. Charlette 144 Clark. Dylan 178, 198 Clark. Lisa 105. 179. 199. 203 Clark. Whitney 97. 144 Clausen. John 43. 53. 73. 78. 88. 90. 161 Clementz. Christopher 127 Clifton. Richard 50. 127 Cline. William 88. 90. 91. 44 Clouser, Lanoe 161 Cluver. Torrie 78. 88. 93, 161 Coad. Richard 50. 63. 127 Coombs. Tania 103 Cobb. Kendric 9. 15. 18, 32, 76, 84. 85, 86. 92, 99. 100. 101. 172. 173. 176. 179. 196. 200 Cobb. Steven 76. 84, 85. 86. 87. 100, 101. 173. 179. 194 Cohen. Joshua 161 Cohlmeyer, Amanda 161 Cole. Terry 3. 13. 52. 161 Collins. Chris 50. 88. 90. 127 Colwell. Mindy 24, 65. 66. 78. 95, 161 Conley. Angelina 105. 174. 179. 199 Cook. Megan 88. 93. 161 Corbbins, Latoya 22, 94. 127 Corby. Jessica 78, 88. 90, 161 Cordon. Christopher 26. 96. 97. 98. 144, 145 Corte!. Jason 105. 174. 179 Cortez. Filand 105. 179 Costa. Joshua 82. 127 Costa, Michaell45 Cowart-Williams. Johanna 145 Cox. Bernard 68. 88, 90. 145 Cox. Chandra 71. 76. 97. 174. 176, 179. 197. 200. 201. 206 Cox. Robyn 145 Cox. Twanna 94, 127 Crandall. Keri 46. 47, 94. 127 Crispen. Joseph 56. 78. 88. 90. 161 Croy. Sarah 64. 88. 90, 125. 127 Cummings. Renae 161 Cunningham. Michael 50. 90. 128 Cunnington. Terry 21. 44. 45. 46. 73. 78. 85. 92, 179. 191. 197. 200. 203 Curry. Sue 105. 179 Curtiss, Jeffrey 43. 56. 179 Custer. Juan 77, 81. 85. 99. 179 Dale, Rebecca 179, 200. 201 Dale, Renae 94. 145 Dalton. Kimberly 72. 161 Daluga, Nichole 58. 94. 123, 128

Daly. Eric 50. 67. 128 Daniel. Terrance 105. 179. 190 Danley, Katherine 24. 78, 88 Dauenbaugh. Tammy 41. 145 Daugherty.Brienl45 Davenport. Demarrio 155 Davidson. Curtis 105. 189 Davia, Donald 52. 179 Davis. Jenna 24. 36. 71, 86. 96. 97. 159, 161 Davis. Jenny 161 Davis. Julius 128 Davis. Justin 161 Davis. Matthew 78. 88. 90. 91. 92. 161 Davis. Rashalonda 137 Davis. Sabrina 87. 101. 128 Davis. Tequilla 122. 178 Dawkins. Shannon 128 De Weese. Jason 88. 90. 91. 128 De Weese. Jennifer 88. 90, 100. 179. 200 Deck, Jamie 40, 41. 103. 179 Dehn. Anthony 155 Demaris, Alexander 145 Dennis, Samuel 161 Dennison. Dwayne 159. 161 Depew. Bennett 94. 124. 128 Depew. Heather 96. 180 Deppe. Ethan 29. 82. 88. 90. 91. 180. 198 Deppe. Jeffrey 57, 128. 136 Dereus. Kevin 145 Dereus. Ryan 43. 52. 138. 145 Desai. Roshan 128 Diaz. Maria 58. 85, 86. 88. 90. 173. 180. 199. 204 Diener. Susan 94. 142. 145 Difanis. Jennifer 145 Difanis. Matthew 12. 16. 32. 78. 85. 98. 99. 1{)4, 172. 173. 180. 194. 198 Dill. Adam 7. 43. 53. 78. 158. 161 Dillon. Rameka !55 Diorio, Tamara 88. 90. 91. 94, 103. 128 Dixon. Rajesh 128 Dobbins. David 145 Donahue, Evan 53, 63, 128 Dorris, Nichole 169 Dorris. Richtresha 94. 128 Dorsey. Jennifer 58. 59. 64. 94, 124. 128 Dorsey. Racaroll45 Douglas. Bobby 169 Downing. Shelia 88. 90. 101. 145 Dreher. Kelly 78. 80. 158. 161 Dressler. Lindsey 88. 90. 93. 145 Drewes. Brett 180 Dubois, Cynthia 82. 145 Ducey. Nathaniel 2. 180 Duckworth. Juanita 139, 145 Dueringer, Megan 22. 83. 94. 128 Dukes. Natalie 162 Duncanson. Alice 77, 92. 180. 198 Dunlap. Keisha 55. 66. 80. 86. 88. 145 Dupree. Latrice 137. 94 Dupuis. Danielle 13, 14. 15. 24. 27, 29, 70, 71. 78. 84, 85. 96. 97, 172. 174. 180. 194. 200. 202 Dupuis. Erica 7, 58. 65. 84, 92. 95. 99, 140. 145 Durbin. Jeffrey 97. 162 Dye. Ashley 31. 46, 47. 76. 78, 84. 102. 159. 162 Dye. Robert 60, 123. 128 Dysktra, Philip 57. 128 Dyson, Mark 105. 180. 201 Earvin. Craig 95. 101. 162 Eckhardt. Matthew 43. 51. 88. 90. 145 Edwards, Dana 8, 13, 15. 29. 40, 71. 87. 176. 180, 196. 200 Edwards. Derrick 22, 77. 85, 97. 180. 198. 202. 206 Einfeldt, Jill 32. 71, 78. 100. 174. 180. 199 Einfeldt. Lisa 7, 41. 84. 145 Eisenstein. Joshua 162 El-JamaL Ruth 137 El-JamaL Seth 51. 145 Elarn. Bret 77. 82. 162 Elam, Nicolette 145 Eldridge, Jonathan 189 Eldridge. Yolanda 180 Elkins. Deliaha 155 Emmert. Andrea 189 Ennen. Britto 21. 65. 48. 77, 98. 99. 139. 145 Ensign. Kevin !55

INDEX Erwin. Anthony 162 Estergard. Amy 90, 93, 162 Estes. Lamar 162 Evans, Benjamin 83, 189 Evans. Bradley 145 Evans. Joshua 162 Evans, Njeri 189, 201 Evans. Reed 58, 59. 73. 123. 128 Everette, Amanda 38. 39. 73, 78, 85. 174. 180. 200. 205 Everette, Samantha 64. 122. 128 Exum. Torionna 76. 87, 119. 162 Fairbanks. Matthew 14. 37, 145 Fairchild, David 43. 78, 180, 192 Fairfield. Melissa 94, 128 Fairfield. Sarah 162 Faron. Stephanie 48. 76. 78. 98, I 02. 162 Farruggia, Daniell62 Faust, Verity 169 Fellers. Jason 52. ISO Fellers. Joshua 52. 180 Feng. Judy 88, 90, 91. 128 Fetzner. Daniel 90, 91. 145 Figueroa, Anthony 69. 162 Filler. Paul 180 Finner1y, Matthew 88, 90, 91. 92. 128 Fischer, John 48. 162 Fish. Paul 78, 162 Fish. Trena 55, 94. 128 Fitch. Melissa 169 Fitzgerald. Angela 128 Flemons, Tawnie 145 Flora. Brent 76. 118. 139, 145 Floyd. Patrick 83. 162 Folsom. Nathan 31. 158, 162 Foltz. Tracie 169 Foresman. Charles 43, 53, 80, 162 Foresman. Megan 124. 128 Fortado, James 128 For1ado, Jordan 162 For1eau. Desmond 128 For1ier, Elizabeth 81. 88, 128 Foster. Kelly 88, 93, 128 Foster. Mark 52. 62. 63. 180. 200, 201 Foster. Stephanie 36, 40, 41. 54. 162 Foutch. Laura 29. 96, 98. 162 Francais. Skyler 95, 145 Frauenhofler, Jamie 33, 38, 58, 59, 90, 162 Frazier, Denise 139. 145 Freebairn. Chris 180, 198 Freeman. Melissa 54, 78. 162 Freeman. Michael 3, 52. 181. 199, 205 French. Stephanie 78. 86. 99, 172. 181. 200 Friedrich. Cherish 128 Frizzell, Andrea 138. 145 Fry, Jamie 162 Fulfer, Shawn 184 Fuller, Sandra 181 Funk, Stacy 181. 199 Furia. George 6, 39, 51. 141. 146 Gaines, Craig 146 Galassi. Angela 81. 103, 128 Gardner. Eric 50. 68. 69, 128 Garretson. Clint 63, 146 Garrett, John 128 Garske. Sara 3, 21. 38, 48. 76. 78. 84. 102. 159. 162 Gaskin. Shawn 169, 181 Gault, Ben 50, 67, 129, 136 Gault. Luke 51. 146 Gehrke. Hugh 7. 53, 60. 61. 162 Gehrke. Paul 50, 67, 129 Gelberg. Katherine 80, 88, 90. 91. 92. 146 Ghadiri. Jennifer 162 Gilbert. Ryan 90, 129 Gill, Rahsima 94. 129. 137 Gillen. April 94, 162 Gillon. Johnnie 189 Gladney, Matthew 181 Gladney, Paul 78, 146 Glerum. Melissa 65, 66. 129 Goeres. Christopher 21. 77. 78, 80. 104. 173. 184 Goeres, Kimberly 90, 91. 129 Golden-Trist. Avram 129 Golden-Trist. Rebecca 158, 162 Good. Nathan 56, 57, 60, 100. 141. 146. 155 Goodling, Nathania! 155 Goodwin. Randall94. 129. 194

Gorman. Sara 64. 122. 129 Goss, Stepahine 80, 88, 90. 91. 146 Grady, Amanda 88, 90, 91. 162 Gragg. Pamela 129 Graham. Davena 6, 40, 176. 181. 195. 199 Grant, Joe 56, 88, 90 Grant. Makaiah 146 Gray. Courtney 146 Gray, David 94, 129 Gray. Meghan 146 Greear. Michelle 129 Greear. Nikita 123, 129 Green. Barbara 129 Green. Gregory 181 Green. Heather 162 Green. Jennifer 87, 125, 129 Green. Katie 99. 146 Grenko, Leslie 41. 80, 95, 141. 146 Griffin. Elijah 82. 88, 90, 91. 162 Griffith. Benjamen 50, 129 Griffith, Rebecca 129 Grismer. Gant 56, 85, 88. 90, 181. 195. 201 Gross. Randy 181 Grove. Courtney 18, 94. liS. 146 Grucza. Meg han 87, 125, 129 Grussing, Jenny 137 Gur1ier. Bridget 31. 88. 90. 91, 129 Gustafson, Hadra 16, 95, liB. 146 Gustafson, Heather 80. 181. 200 Gwin. Lloyd 159. 162 Hale. Shilo 94, 129 Halley, John 129 Hamilton. Stephanie 18. 40, 41. 55. 65. 78. 84. 86. 94. 118. 140. 141. 146 Hammerslough. Joshua 169 Hancko. Michele 137 Hannan. Angela 146 Hansen, David 90, 91. 124. 129 Hansen. Lindsey 99, 129. 137 Hansen. Nicholas 50, 88, 90. 91. 92. 129 Harkins. Ryan 43. 152, 163 Harmon, Khalilah 87, 101. 174. 181. 198 Harmony. Andrea 40, 76, 78. 80, 86, 174. 181. 199. 204 Harms. Jon 163 Harness, Dale 129 Harris. Amee 36, 138, 146 Harris, Eboni 86, 176. 181. 191. 199 Harris. Thomas 23. 181. 197. 203 Harris, Timothy 138. 146 Harshbarger, Mason 146 Harshbarger, Matthew 50, 94, 129 Hartman. Danielle 169 Har11, Allison 55, 88, 90, 91. 123. 125, 129 Hartt. Courtney 95, 105, 181. 198. 204 Hassell, Alexander 57. 88. 90, 124. 129 Hassell. Diana 38, 39, 46, 65, 73. 80. 87. 146 Haun, Valerie 55, 129. 137 Hawkins. Michele 181. 200 Haydel. Christian 37. 46. 48 Hays. Brad 33, 44. 53, 139, 146 Hays, William 94. 146 Heath. Casey 163 Hedrington, Natasha 129 Heffernan. Rober1 50, 63, 129 Heffernan. Sally 129 Heidari. Shahrzad 38, 181. 192. 198, 205 Hendon. Jennifer 182 Hendricks. Corey 7. 42. 43. 88, 90, 92, 163 Hendrickson. Mark 8, 21. 57. 78. 163 Henry. Wayne 51. 146 Herges. Marci 4. 46. 146 Herges, Marisa 163 Herges. Mason 50. 129 Herman. Terrion 69. 163 Herring. Jermaine 146. 220 Herring. Lisa 189 Herring, Ray 137 Herron. Daniel 10. 15, 27. 96, 97, 174. 182, 190. 195. 201 Hessee, Gregory 182. 194 Hettinger, Benjamin 189 Hicks. Shawna 78. 87, 163 Hightower, Lamilla 87. 146 Hill. Cour1ney 38, 48. 88, 90, 139, 142. 146 Hill. Lea 85, 87, 101. 182. 207 Hill. Mark 182 Hills, Jennifer 88. 90, 93, 163 Hilson. Mischa 95. 182

Hinton. Elizabeth 38. 146 Hiple, Sarah 48. 99, 122, 129 Hodges, Sherraun 38, 39, 73. 163 Hoerman. Joshua 15. 96. 144. 182 Holdren. Jesaica 80, 84. 86. 95. 142. 146 Holdren, Justin 50. 123. 129 Holleman, Adam 36, 43. 52. 163 Hollett, Marc 163 Holmes. Ryan 56, 57. 139, 146 Holt, John 137 Holt. Tracy !55 Holzinger. Thomas 146 Hoppe. Johanna 78, 182 Hom. Jennifer 95. 182, 200 Hornbuckle. Aaron 62, 90. 146 Hornbuckle. Michael 60. 87. 163 Horton. Darrin 53. 163 Hosford. Rober1 137 Hottman. Kimberly 163 Hough. Brian 130 House. Megan 147 Hubbard, Crystal 147 Huckstadt, Erin 88. 90, 91. 130 Hughes, Cedric 68, 69, 147 Hughes, Danny 5, 82, 88, 90, 91. 182. 199, 205 Hughes. James 50. 130 Hughes, Sharbrina 122. 130 Hunt. Shaferual 147 Hunter. Calvin 62. 147 Hunter. Arnold 142 Hunter. Latrice 169 Hunter. Shantisha 94, 123, 129 Hurd. Jeffery 130 Hurley. Steven 182 Hursey. Robin 41. 95, 147 Hurst. Anne 32. 78. 81. 85, 88. 99. 172. 182. 191. 198. 202 Hutchinson. Larry 50, 130 Huth. Chad 82, 147 Huth. Tracy 21. 58, 182. 199, 203 Hyatt. Jack 22, 189 Imlay, Brittany 94. 130 Irwin. Matthew 50, 130 Jackson. Donald 155 Jackson. Shamika 94. 101. 122. 130 Jackson. Sherron 88, 90, 147 Jacobs, Lynette 78. 159, 163 Jake. Latoria 87. 94, 101. 130 Jay. Ralph 155 Jeffries. Brian 147 Jeffries. Michael 87, 163 Jenkins. Holly 32. 78. 81. 85, 86, 88. 90, 91. 99. 101. 172. 182. 198. 205 Jenkins. Jeremy 99, 101. 102. 163 Jeurissen. Christopher 62, 147 Jeurissen. Jonathon 130 Jewell, Cariena 169, 182. 198 Johanek. Joshua 50, 63, 130 Jonahek. Philip 182 Johnson. Alexis 182, 195, 198 Johnson. Brian 147 Johnson. Danielle A. 130 Johnson. Danielle R. 14. 101. 163, 169 Johnson, David 155 Johnson. David 169 Johnson. Erick 130 Johnson. Iesha 163 Johnson. Katherine 58. 130 Johnson. Lawrence 147 Johnson. Loren 130 Johnson. Reshonda 94. 130 Johnson. Ryan 43, 51. 63. 138. 147 Johnson. Selina 163 Johnson. Steven 19. 94, 130 Jones. Antwoyne 50, 52. 68, 147 Jones. Apry1 16. 163 Jones. Dwain 182 Jones. Eddie 7. 15. 52. 95. 182 Jones. Edwin 137 Jones, Joe 147 Jones. John 147 Jones. Jowanna 130 Jones. Kelly 88, 90. 91. 147 Jones. Landon 51. 67, 130 Jones, Robert 155 Jones. Sarah 54. 66, 100. 163 Jones. Steven 147 Jones. Tiffany 163 Jordan. Anthony 169 Jordan, Danielle 38, 66, 94. 147

Joshi. Hemang 57. 125. 130 Judson. Kelli 159. 163 Junkins. Tiffany 36. 80, 84, 95. 102, 138, 147. 155 Kahler. Angel 182. 199, 204 Kappes, Blair 163 Kasak, Christopher 82. 88. 147 Kauffman. Brandon 14. 68. 69. 88, 140, 147 Keane. Jan 99, 163 Kearns. Aaron 52. 163 Kearns. Dawn 169 Keen. Jennifer 147 Keller. Jason 147 Kelly. Farron 169 Kelly, Jonathan 174, 183. 204 Kemna, James 83. 130, 163 Kemphues, Bradley 57, 163 Kennedy, Timothy 130 Kenney, Douglas 62. 163 Kent. Amber 189 Kenyon. Jennifer 55, 64. 86, 130 Kermath. Maria 38. 46. 47, 73, 80. 141. 147 Kesler. Laura 88. 90. 147 Keys, Shanda 147 Kim. Danny 48. 78, 81. I 69 Kinard, Angie 163 King, Norbert 163 Kinney, Brandon 124. 131 Kirby, David 163 Kirkham. Tricia 94. 147 Kite, Brian 88. 90, 163 Klaudt. Reece 5, 13, 52. 183, 199 Klaus. Cour1ney 38, 58. 78. 80. 85, 183, 201. 202 Kloth. Joshua 43. 147 Knebel. Stacy 164 Kock. Timothy 42. 53, 183, 202 Kolter. Mark 7. 36, 60, 102, 147 Kosick. David 124. 131 Kosick. Robert 56, 57. 80, 167, !53 Kositarut, Jason 131 Kosilarut. Jennifer 164 Kouka. J 147 Kovar. Brei 104. 183, I 99 Kovar. Lucas 78. 98. 164 Kowalik. Clinton 50, 131 Krall. Kyle 183 Krandel. Beth 81. 100, 183, 198 Kruase, Randall 77, 78. 164 Kreps. Stacy 54. 55, 139, 147 Kromelbein. Jennifer 90, 131 Krueger, Kristin 88. 90. 183 Kubbs, Dmitri 97. 183 Kubbs. Melina 81. 97. 138. 147 Kuehn. Allison 12. 21. 38, 48, 78. 84. 88. 164 Kuhl. Kelli 36. 38, 39, 46, 47. 66, 73. 95, 164 Kuramoto, Kai 48. 60, 94. 131. 137 Kyse. Reginald 147 Lam, Jan 15. 21. 85, 100. 183, 198, 207 Lamber1. David 67, 131 Lamkin. Colin 189 Landells. Tracie 72, 164 Landreth. Shaun 95, 148 Lane, Dachia 94, 131 Lane, Joshua 37, 52. 183 Lang, Joseph 37. 48. 164 Lanman. Abigaill05, 183. 199 Lapp. Nicole 148 Lariviere. Michael 148 Laroe. Christopher 51. 68. 69, 148 Laroe, Manda 164 Laroux. Laurence 164 Laughin. Brian 148 Laughin. Scott 57, 131 Lawerence, Travis 155 Lechel. Charles 62, 183 Lee, Alisha 87, I 8 Lee, Mandy 32. 85. 148 Leister, Jamie 164 Leister. Pamela 76. 78. 84. 85, 86, 102. ll9. 183. 192. 196. 198 Leman. Nicole 164 Lemmon. Brian 148 Lemmon. Jason 131 Lenard. Mikall48 Lenoir, Raphell 169 Lenz. Jana 88, 93. 105, 183, 198

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Leonard. Eric SO. 67, 131 Leong. Hoyee 78. 81. 85. 99. 102. 172. 174, 183. 200 Leskis. Ryan 84. 85. 159, 164 Lewallen. Miri 90. 148 Lewis, Billy 68 Lewis, Evan 131 Lewis. Gia 48. 64. 87, 123, 131 Lewis. Jarrette 137 Lewsader. Josh 31. 183 Licquia. Mike 37, 48, 77. 164 Linzy. Sean 164 Litherland. Gamet 148 Litrun. David 51. 80. 104, 148. 153 Litwin. Dana 4, 69. 183. 195. 198. 202 Lochner. Jeremy 148 Locke, Mickius 148 Locke. Shanaya 13. 15. 18. 21. 87. 101. 174. 176. 183 Lockett. Amanda 169 Lockett. Christopher 164 Lockett, Danielle ISS Lockett. Lashaundra ISS Loftus. Tim 88. 90. 91. liS. 131 Logsdon. Dawn 164 Logsdon. Steven 51. 96, 148 Logue. Joseph 48. 87. 139. 148 Long. Robert SO. 67. 131 Lopez. Mariela 14. 31. 81. 85. 164. 94 Lorenc. Amy 123. 131 Loschen. Lyndon 7. 43. 52. 174. 183. 198. 202 Loll, Anthony 164 Louie. Batini 72. 169 Love. Heather 87. 101. 131. 137 Love, Nicole 2. 5. 24. 78. 85. 87. 98. 99. 100. 172. 173. 184. 190. 197. 198 Lovett. Erin 148 Lowery. Thomas 88. 91. 92. ISS Luhrsen, Bradley 88. 91. 148 Luke, Kristopher 189 Luke. Steven 53, 68. 69. ISS Lum. Peter 131 Luu. Ben 122, 131 Luu. Sam 37. 48, 81. 164 Lux. Kari 184. 192. 196. 198. 203 Lynn. Keira 169 Magee, Montrell 184 Magoon. Erin 94. 164 Maler, Daniel 182. 184. 199 Malone, Katie 94, 98. 131. 136 Manino, Angie 41. 138, 148 Mann. Donald 101. 148 Mann. Tony 184 Marietta. Gregory 57. 131 Markham. Natalie II. 94, 131 Marshall. Leslie 88. 90. 131 Marshall. Rick ISS Martin. Justin 52. 148 Martin. Laine 70, 131 Martin. Reid 52. 184. 201. 204 Martinez. Ramon 85, 164 Mason. Daniel 164 Mason. Shawn 131 Masters. Jeffrey 148 Mathias. Christina 87. 88. 90. 91. 131 Mathias. Jamie 78, 88. 93. 164 Matthews. Jamie 159. 164 Matthews. Prudence 32. 76. 84. 85. 86. 87. 92. 98. 99. 100. 173. 174. 184. 194. 199 MaxwelL Heather 38. 39. 66. 73. 76. 78. 99. ll4. 165 May, Andrew 63. 122, 131. 137 May. Natalie 131 Mayer. Bria 131 Mayiield. Matthew 169 Maynor. James 68. 51. 148 McAffe. Gaddis 165 McAffe. Tanya 78, 88. 90. 165 McArdle, Katy 21. 78. 94. 102, 165 McAuley, Michelle 148 McAvoy. Marcia 88. 148 McCartney. Andrea 139, 141. 149 McCartney. Angela 87. 139. 149 McCiendon. Aretha 189 McCiendon, Cynthia 22. 94. 131 McCllelan. Letasha 149 McConaha. Anthony 149 McConkie. Bryna 65. 87. 149 McConkie. Esther 165 McCowen. Andrew 43, 52. 165

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McCoy, Tameka 137 McCoy, Tyrell 88, 90. ISS McCray. Christie 184 McCurry. D'Andre 149 McDaniel. Eric 83. 131 McDaniel. Kari 140. 149 McDanieL Kelly 94, 131 McDaniel. Meghan 65. 95. 140, 149 McDermott. Bradley 56. 81. 184. 192. 202 McElroy. Bradley 33 McFerren. Tijuana 72. 94 McGaughey, Shannon 31. 184. 200 McGee. Zahra 165 Mcintosh. Aaron 52, 82 McKay, Allison 78, 80. 88. 90. 102. 104. 165 McKinzie. Shawna 24, 78. 96. 97. 165 McKuzes. Justin 37. 48. 104. 165 McLaughlin. Allison 87. 99. 102. ll2, 131 McLaughlin. Barton IS. 78. 85, 99. 172. 173.176.184.197.200.202 McLilly. Camilla ISS McLilly. Demika 189. 190 McMurray, Brooke 124. 131 McNamara, Joan 88. 90. 91 McNeely, Nicholas 51. 149 McNeilly. Matthew 57, 78, 80. 158. 165 McNeilly. Ryan 6. 33. 57. 122. 123. 131 McSherry, Chrystie 72. 95, 165 McWherter. Kristen 7, 24. 26, 46. 84. 96. 149. ISS Mecum. Kipling 85, 99. 104. 184, 198, 206 Mecum. Matthew 60. 132 Medearis. Brian 36. 52. 169 Meeker, Michael85, 88. 184, 199 Meier. Meredith 88. 103. 132 Meier. Tiffany 78. 100. 103. 165 Meisenheimer. Andrew 88. 90. 91. 92. 149 Melchi, Jayroe 137 Melchi. Michael 169 Melchi. Michelle 184 Members, James ISS Memenga. Justin 132 Meredith. Kristen 184. 200 Mergenthaler. Susan ISS Meridith. Allison 149 Merkle. Christopher 165 Merkle. Steven 63. 132 Mestrallet. Marie 81. 85, 99. 169 Meyer. John 132 Meyer. Kristina ISS Meyers, Dustin 132 Miles. Laura 58, 59, 78. 80. 84. 88. 90. 165 Miles, Sarah 99. 138. 149 Millage. Nichola 3. 40. 41. 54. 165 Millage. Rachel 19. 94. 132 Miller. Amy 6. 21. 36. 40. 41. 57, 84. 85, 100. 165. 169 Miller, Bryan 165 Miller, Danielle 78. 165 Miller. James 52. 184. 196. 200. 203 Miller, Scott 82. 132 Miller, Timothy 132 Mills. Camron 132 Mills. Erin 165 Milton, Darlene 83. 95, ll9. 184. 199. 205 Milton. Josh 18 Milton, Shamaco 33. 52. 95. 165. 169 Minneci. Tanino 24. 81. 82, 88. 90. 91. 92. 149 Mirarefi. Amir 32, 78, 81, 87, 165 Mirarefi. Samira 81. 87. 132 Mischa. Kelvin 85. 172, 184, 200 Mockabee. Arian 149 Moller. Michael 96. 165 Montgomery, John 50. 51. 132 Montgomery. Nathan 52. 159, 165 Moody. Jeffery 149 Moore, Albert 165 Moore. Brian ISS Moore. Justin 13. 36, 52. 62. 63. 85. 184. 191. 196. 199 Moore. Mary 165 Moore. Stephanie 165 Morefield. Anne 165 Moreillon, Bethany 40. 72. 96. 165 Morello. Sara 94. 132 Morgan. Corey 15. 174. 185 Mosher. Holly 185 Mosher. Steven SI. 149 Mosley, Trayton ISS

Motley, Ma kisha 149 Molton. Corneliu s 149 Muhammad. Ruqayyah 88. 90. 91. 132 Muhammad. Za kiyyah ISS Mui, Stanley 83, 102. 149 Muir, Gwendolyn 58. 59. 185, 200 Muir, Shawn 88. 90. 142. 149 Mulhall. Brian 44. 78. 85, 102, 109. 185. 201. 204 Munds. Autumn 149 Munoz. Daniela 38. 39. 48. 49, 73. 78. 102. 165 Myhan. Jeena 10. 16. 36. 95, 149, 153 Nadalis. Kelly 16. 165 Nance. Alecha 132 Neal. Nathan 56. 57. 125. 132 Neale. James 169 Neely. Brandon ISS Nelson. Dustin 165 Nelson, Jacob 68. 88. 149 Nerone, Pamela 94, 149 Nesbitt. Cedric 85, 185, 192. 196. 200 Newbern, Sheritla 137 Newell. Rachel 21. 36, 78, 95, 97. 98. 165 Newman. Daniel 149 Newman. Mark 3. 85, 185 Nguyen. Bao 169 Nguyen. Huyen 165 Nguyen, Khuyen 51. 149 Nguyen. Trang 31. 80. 81. 85, 87. 99. 185 Nicholas, Amy 189 Nicholas. Jennifer 19, 94. 132 Nicholas. Kristina 165 Nickel. Megan 38. 78. 149 Nickerson. Natasha lOS. 185 Nicks, Taylor 60. 61. 138. ISS Niemann. Todd 132 Nierstheimer, Jennifer 58. 64. 132 Noel. Caleb 12. 32, 56, 78, 80. 85, 92, 104. 172. 173. 178. 185. 192. 194. 198. 203 Neice. Timothy 88, 90, 91. 92, 132 Nolan. Rory 18. 31. 63. 166 Novak. Aaron 9. 44. 76. 85, 173. 185 Novak. Amanda 46. 102. 132 Nudo. Nicholas 33. 44. 139. 149 Nussear. Tracee 149 Oakley. Christina 90. 91. 103. 124. 132 Obrian, Jeremy 166 Obrien. Daniel 21. 52, 78, 172. 185. 199 Oldham. Kyle 132 Oller, Terry 132 Olsen, Michelle 132 Oroark. Randalll85 Ort. Eldon 137 Ortner. Christina 185 Ortner, David 51. 149 Orze, Kristi 88. 90. 91. 103. 132 Oschwald. Jennifer 38. 48. 78. 84. 88. 90. 93. 166 Osler. Ronda II. 84. 86. 174. 176. 185. 190, 194. 207 Osler. Tiffany 4. 31. ISO Otto, Jeremy 166 Owens. Brian ISS Owens. Rayco 23. 87. 100. 185. 200 Paceley. Andrea 88. 90. 132 Paceley, Jeremy 166 Paceley. Matthew ISO Padua. David 132 Palmer. Jimmy 52. 185, 198. 205, 206. 207 Palmer, Monica 88. 90. 123. 132 Pankau. Staci 40. 54. 78. 80. 166 Panna. Scott SO. 81. 177 Park. Sung 80, 81. 99. 166 Parks. Latisha ISO Passalacqua. Lori 174. ISS. 190, 200 PateL Reshma 132 Patterson. Ramie 166 PauL Karen 78. 80. 88, 90. 100, 102. 104. 166 Payne, Rodney 69. lOS, 189. 198 Pearson. Shawn 10, 69. 95, 166 Peete. Kendra 14. 87. 174. 185, 207 Pellum, Joshua 43, ISO Penner, Benjamin 31. 51. 140. ISO Pennington. Ania 185 Peoples. Jason. 95, ISO Peoples. Shay SO. 87. 88. 93 Peppers, Edward SO. 51. 87. 98. 220 Peppers. Elissa 48. 78. 88, 90. 91. 92. 166 Perkins. Galdie 132

Perkin s. Terria I SO Perry. Ryan 33. 57. 94. 132. 136 Pershing. Kimberly IS. 81. 85. 88. 90. 91. 174. 185. 201 Peters. Kyle 37. 48, 138. ISO Peterson. Jared 24. 52, 95, 186. 199. 201 Peterson. Michelle 2, S. 16. 78, 85. 100. 174. 186. 199. 203 Peterson. RyanS. 21. 56, 57, 85. 186, 192, 199. 206 Peterson. Samuel 24. 78. 80. 96. 97. 166 Pettig rew. Shalonda ll7. 140. 166 Pettis, Dexter 7. 14. IS. 52. 69. 96. 174. 186. 195 Pettis, Shelonda ISO Peyton. Jason 132 Pfefferkorn. Christopher 159. 166 Phagan. Quandrell ISO Phanrana. Bounthieng 186 Phelan. Andrea 132. 136 Phillips. Brian ISO Phillips. Candace 39. 54. 65, 88. 90. 91. ISO Phillips. Latoya 140. ISO Phillips. Michelle 189 Phillips. Robert 169 Philpott. Thomas 133 Phipps. Christy 169 Phipps. Shani 83. 166 Pierce. Amy 71. 159, 169 Pierce. Kristin 55, 94. 122. 133 Piercy. James 43. 60. 78 Pike. Austin 81, 166 Pike, Mason 81. 90. 104. 137 Pike. Quinton 81. 88. 90. 104. 173. 186 Pilcher. Lili 5. 186. 191. 194 Pillischafske, Kelly 84. 86. 166. 169 Place, Kevin 43. SI. I SO Polite. Jason 31. 166 Pollok. Robert ISO Porter. Curtis 43. 166 Porter. Bradley ISS Posey. Gwendolyn 139, ISO Posey. Patricia 94, 141. ISO Posey. Talisha 94. 133, 137 Powell. Lashanda ISS Powell. Michael 44. 78. 85, 186. 20 Power, Bradley 60. 133 Priester. Johnny 133 Procter. Thomas ISO Pruett. Gregory 133 Puckett. Amanda ISO Puckett. Mark SO. 63. 133 Puckett. Matthew 186 Purgett. Kelly 58. 94 Rachels. Rebecca ISO Radanavong. Nerarnith 186 Rage!. Nova 186, 201 Raices. Robert 33. 51. 141. ISO Raices. Steven 133 Ramthun. Brent 137 Randall. Scott 37. 52, 104, 186 Randolph. Christopher 88. 90. 133 Randolph. James 91. 166 Raney. Laura 186 Rashid. Sabir 51. 62. 88. 90. ISO Rashid. Shahid 2, 52, 62. 78, 85. 104. 173. 186. 196. 198 Rechkemmer, Ryan 21. 44. 172. 173. 189 Redd.Lakeeshal33 Reed. James 43. 166 Reid. Kathryn 41. 80, 84. 88. 90. 91. ISO Reme, Kevin 19. SO. 67. 133 Remsen, Daniel 28, 60. 78, 88, 90. 166 Reynolds. Daman 56. ISO Rhoden. Brenda 166 Rice. Angeline 88. 90. 142, ISO Richards. Anitra 3. 186. 200 Richardson, Courtney 137 Richardson. Grant 133 Richardson. Latonya 186 Rigg. Jennifer 141. ISO Rine, Charles 166 Riney. Jaimy 7. ISO Roberts. Jamie 88. 90. 91. 166 Roberts. Richard 186 Roberts. Samantha 94 Roberts, Shanna 88. 90. 133 Robertson. Rex ISO Robinson, Jeffery 100, 101. 186. 195, 207 Robinson. Jevon 18, 189, 220

INDEX Robinson. Kimeka 133 Rodgers, Sherronda 169 R . Ramsey Sl. 88. 113. 142. ISO R ers. John 48, 90, 133 Rogers. Linda ISO Rogers. Sheena 94. 124. 133 Ro e. lana 150 Rose. Kenyon 18, 100. ISO Ross. Reeva 166 Ross. Seth 96, 151 Rotramel. Elizabeth 80. 98. 151 Rouse, Patrick 50. 133 Royse. Stephanie 24, 33. 88, 90. 91. 151 Ruckman. Julie 48, 49, 122. 133 Rudd. Natalie 66, 166 Rush. Jamie 88, 90. 91. 92. 139 Russell, Aaron 52. 166. 169 Russell, Renae 141. 155 Russell. Tony 51 Ruthenberg. Nicole 3, 6, 10. 94, 174, 186, 198 Ruthenberg. Noelle 3, 94 Ryder, Keenna 133. 137 Ryle. Scott 51. 141. 151 Saathoff. Jared 52 Saathoff, John 151 Sadilek. Matthew 133 Sallee, Rashad 151 Sallee. Tyrise 115, 169 Salvi. Amit 81. 186, 192, 198 Sanderson. Brian 50. 67, 133 Sanderson. Christy 95. 105. 187 Sands. Kerry 151 Sapp. Kimberly 95. lSI Sartain. Ieffrey 137 Schaudt. Troy 43, 166 Scherer. Elizabeth 88, 93. 138 Schlueter, Bryan 56. 158. 166 Schmidt. Brandi 41. 78, 88. 90, 139, 151 Schmidt. Kimberly 91. 92, 151 Schneider, Erin 24, 80, 95. 97, 98, 141. 151 Schneider, Megan 97, 124. 133 Schulte, Jessica 90. 98. 151 Schurter, Craig 37. 48. 49. 78, 80, 85, 104, 172. 187 Schweighart. Kelley 24. 36, 95, 138, 151 Schweikle. Meredith 133 Schweitzer. Emily 38. 48. 80, 87, 151. 153 Scott, Crystal 105. 187, 198, 204 Scott, Mario 52. 187 Scott, Shawna 94. 133 Scott, Timothy SO. 133 Scoville. Kurt 24. 6, 151 Sears. Michelle 78. 85. 88, 90, 172, 187, 200 Seay, Donavyn 37. 52, 166 Sedlak, Allison 54, 166 Sehy. Luke 43. 68. 69. 151 Sengsavanh, Phiavanh 80, 81. 94. 97, 98. 151 Senteney, Steven 151 Senyuva. Ozgehan 14. 57, 85, 99, 187, 200 Sesson. Catino 155, 220 Sesson. Iesha 94, 133 Severns, Traci 187, 196, 198. 203 Shafer, William 169 Shafter. Matthew 187, 204 Shavit, Doni 151 Shaw. Adam 133 Shaw. Jacob 166 Shaw, Ramone 94. ISS Shaw. Randy 133 Shaw. Torrence 69, 187 Shaw, Zachary 48, 133 Sheehan. Travis 80. 167 Sheets. Sally 19, 58, 95. 138. lSI Shelby. Daylanda 187 Shelby. Robin 155 Sherrell. Ginger 51. 138 Shier. Michaell89 Shores. Kindal 14, 46. 73, 123. 133 Shores, Kress 46, 47. 73, 76. 78, 80. 102, 167 Short. Deangelo 133 Sieber, Amy 41. 58. 138. 151 Simmons-Gee. Tarawana 95. 187, 207 Sims. Nashara 41. 87. lSI Sims, Shawn SO. 87, 88, 90. 91. 133 Singhass. Kinsey 24, 84. 100. 167 Sirois. Toby 137

Skorupa. Bart 133 Slade, Jeremy 187 Small. Kelly 78. 167 Smestad. Sarah 167 Smith. Blake 189 Smith. Clint I33 Smith. Dana 151 Smith. Dereke 134 Smith. Edward 50. 88. 90. 91. 134 Smith, John 167 Smith. Marcia 84. 174. 187. 201. 203 Smith. Matthew 43. 167 Smith. Shawn 151 Smith. Zachary 24. 27. 51. 78. 98. 140, 151 Snelling. Cindi 151 Snyder. Amy 88. 93. 167 Sohn. lenny 58. 81. 94, lSI Somers. Joe 169 Somers. Katherine 169 Song. Soebeck lSI Southcombe, Tara 56. 57. 90. 91. 92. 98. lSI Spear. Allison 134 Spear. Kristin 41. 142. 152 Spence. Joseph 52. 187. 205 Spires. Alison 169 Spires. Katherine 174. 176. 187 Spitzer. Jocelyn 78. 82. 152 Spivey. Juanita 134 Spore. Kjartan IS. 187. 196. 201 Sprague. Andrew 105, 187 Sprout. Tracy 72, 95, 167 Staches. Trevor SO, 87. 134 Stafford. Brandy 88, 93. 167 Stafford. Jason 152 Stearns. Corey 119, 189 Steele, Benjamin SO, 63, 94, 134 Steele, Joseph 43, 78. 167, 169 Steffey, Joshua 63, 78. 82 Steiner. Chagit 21. 78. 81. 85. 88, 90. 91. 172. 187, 199 Stevens, Alyse 38, 48, 55, 84, 86. 140. 152 Stevens. Katheryn 97, 99, 152 Stiff. Melissa 88. 152 Stillwell. Nicholas 78, 88, 90. 91. 167 Stoll. Susanne 46, 84, 94, 102. 152 Stone, Justin 134 Stout. Kristin 167 Stroke. Richard 187. 198, 205 Strand. Chad 188 Strater. Rian 134 Strater, Terra 134 Stratton. Larissa 134 Strauss. Kathryn 78, 85. 99. 173. 188, 200. 205 Strauss, Robert 57. 152 Strode. Angela 76. lOS. 119. 174, 188. 198 Strode, Steven 51. 152 Strutz. William 134, 135 Stucki, Kara 41. 58, 76 Stuebs, Katheryn 188, 200 Stuebs, Kyle 43. 60, 61. 80, 88. 90, 152. 153 Stynchula, Daniel 152 Suchomski. Carmen 38. 48, 73. 88. 90, 167 Suchomski. Eric 67. 134 Suh.lulie 134 Sullivan. Amanda 134 Summers. Sarah 134 Sweeney, Eric 44. 76, 85. 188 Swenson. Jennifer 188, 190. 199 Szyhowski. David 82 Szyhowski. John 81. 98, 102 Tahorn. Iabari 87. 155 Tanaka, Hiroaki 14. 81. 95. 167 Tarter, Ashley 134 Tarter, David 188. 199. 202 Taylor. Cameron 52. 167 Taylor, Christina 188. 200 Taylor. lames 152 Taylor. Megan 152 Taylor. Nathan SO. 90, 91. 134 Taylor, Otto 167 Taylor, Trevor 52. 188, 196 Tempel. Kristin 54. 167 Terry. Curtis 188 Terry. Lillie 167 Thiele. Crystal 78, 93. 97, 141. 152 Thomas, Angie 94. 134 Thomas, Kathy 94, 134

Thomas. Robert 57. 80. 167 Thomps on, Kristina 167 Thompson. Nicole 152 Thompson. Sara 152 Thompson. Traci 167 Thompson. Yeakia 152. 154 Thurman. Shane 50. I25. 134 Tichenor. Brooke 94. 134 Tichenor. John 51. 80. 138. 152 Toews. Christopher 152 Topoloski. Sara 41. 58. 94. 152 Tappe. Bobbie 169 Torberson. Sayra 70. 71. 158, 167 Towery, Lisa 78. 90. 98 Trask. Aaron 78. 85. 88. 90. 97. 188, 198. 206 Treadway. Christen 64. 88. 90. 91. 134 Treadway. Corrie 88. 90. 91. 152 Tregre, Jeff 134 Trigg. Nicholas 56. 57. 64. 88. 201. 204 Trigg. Stephanie 56. 57. 86. 88. 90. 123. 134 Tscheschlok. Melissa 80. 90. 98. 140. 152 Tucker. Jennifer 10. 94 Turner. Kelly 169 Turner. Tomeka 169 Twenhafel. Stacy 78. 88. 90. 102. 167 Ullsperger, Christina 81. 88. 90. 91. 135 Uncapher, Travis 137 Valentine, Shannon 135 Valkanos. Maria 65. 152 Vanderzalrn. Matthew 135 Vanderzaim. Rebecca 3. 84. 85. 92, 96. 176. 188. 194. 198 Vandooren. Meredith 135 Vanharlingen.Jeffrey 52. 135 Vanier. Paula 83. 153 Vankirn. Jonathan 78. 167 Vanlandingham. Melissa 98. 135 Vanlandingham. Michael85. 88. 90. 91. 97. 173. 188. 199 Varvel. Brandy 71. 78. 84. 85. 86. 88. 100. 102. 188. 192. 197. 200. 203 Varvel. Kacy 41. 76. 80. 90. 91. 153 Venezia. Anthony 135 Vogel. Marielyn 38. 81. 87. 105. 174. 188. 200 Vonbernuth. Hans 14. 57. 81. 85. 167 Vrana. Nathan 36. 56. 57. 80. 100. 167 Vu, Ben 167 Wachtel, Erika 82. 88. 90. 91. 93. 98. 103. 138. 153 Wade, Katrina 81. 87. 94. 135 Walden. Joseph 5. 88. 90. 91. 167 Walker, April 155 Walker, Barry 167 Walker. Donald 22. 83. 135 Walker. Erin 36. 80. 87. 167 Walker, Jennifer 78. 95. 158. 168 Walker. John 105. 188 Walker, Paulanne 38. 153 Walker. Sara 72. 152 Walker, Stewart 94. 153 Walker. Sylvester 168. 69 Wallace. Derrick 24. 88. 90. 91. 92. 96. 100. 188 Walter. Lesley 125. 135 Walton. Stacy 101 Ward, Bridgette 137 Ward. Clint 82, 100. 105. 188 Ward. Markita 155 Warden. Sarah 168 Warga. Brandon 4. 15. 78. 81. 174. 188. 198 Warga. David 136. 137. 173 Warren. Cassidy 153 Warren. Raeanne 55. 94. 112. 137 Washington. Hasson 135 Washington. Jerome 94. 168 Washington. Shah 52, 189. 201 Watkins. Kristen 135 Watson. Dawn 3. 6. 36. 88. 93. 94. 189. 195. 199. 205 Watson. Lisa 3. 10. 58. 80. 94, 103, 153 Watson. Rudyard 57. 82. 88. 90. 92 Watts. Ginger 78. 82. 95. 168 Watts. Jennifer 135 Weaver, Raeshawn 15. 78. 82. 103. 168 Webb. Eric 153 Webber. Wendy 95, 168 Weber, Paul 155 Weeks. Robert 37, 52. 90. 168

Weidemier. Jason 78. 88. 90. 168. 189 Weidner. Jeffrey 203 Welch. Mandy 153 West. Autumn 169 Wetmore. Richard 135 Whalen. Jason 50. 135 Whitaker. Laura 88. 90. 135 White. Beth 135 White. David 57. 135 White Deborah 78. 189. 196 White. Lee 174. 189 White. Theodis 114. 174. 189 Whiteley. John 48. 49. 90. 91. 124. 135 Whitford. Andrew 37. 48. 138. 153. 176 Wilberg. Jill 94. 135. 136 Wild. Andrew 50. 51. 62. 135 Wilder. Latoya 94. 135. 137 Wilder. Tawana 38. 73. 87. 158. 168 Wilder. Tobi 78. 94. 168 Wiley. Torneisha 153 Williams. Aubrey 81. 94. 135 Williams. Dane 169 Williams. Faith 135 Williams. Jennifer 3. 12. 38. 48. 88. 90. 93. 158. 168 Williams. Jeshona 36. 94. 153 Williams. Leslie 88. 90. 91. 142. 153 Williams. Marshond 68. 153 Williams. Marquiss 153 Williams. Melissa 83. 168 Williams. Monique 101. 168 Williams. Quantis 155 Williamson. Scott 153 Williamson, Sheri 135 Willis. Chelsea 41. 153 Willis. Heather 6. 18. 40. 41. 77. 189. 200. 201. 204 Willis. Lenny 7. 52. 169 Willis. Shantae 118 Wilson. Levan 88. 90. 91. 92. 189 Wilson. Carrie 41. 65. 66. 78. 88. 90. 91. 168 Wilson. Chancelor 155 Wilson, Jeremiah 77. 168 Wilson. Kathryn 88. 93. 136 Wilson. Kenyatta 62, 73. 189. 197. 206 Wilson. Nakeshia 153 Wimmer. Danny 153 Window. Eric 10. 19. 29. 36. 95. 101. 153 Window. Samira 2, 15. 105. 174. 189. 196. 201 Winfield. Sean 169 Winfield. Steven 153 Winfrey. Ivan 136 Wingate. Erika 88. 93. 168 Winston. Toi 9. 13. 15. 72. 95. 189. 190. 196. 220 Wise. Kande 189 Wolf. Amy 168 Wolf. Joshua 189 Woolcott. Nicholas 57. 136 Worner, Erica 10. 24. 78. 84. 86. 96. 97. 159. 168 Wright. Catherine 124. 136 Wright. Daffanie 153 Wright. Frances 115. 168 Wright. James 136 Wright. Kris 60. 29 Wright. Lashanda 169. 220 Wright. Phillip 50. 136 Wright. Shalonda 153 Wright. Suvall36 Yang, Luke 44. 78. 84. 100. 159. 168. 169 Young. Aaron 139. 154 Young. Lamont 119. 136 Young. Lisa 14. 46. 47. 65. 84, 88. 90. 91, 92. 140. 154 Young, Rakia 136 Young. Tinisha 154 Young. Uriel SO. 136 Young. Von 82, 189. 207 Wousef. Wafa 168 Zachary, Amanda 71. 78, 84, 158. 168 Zehr. Sarah 32. 78. 80. 85. 88. 90. 91. 97. 102. 172. 173. 189. 197. 198 Zehr. Scott 50. 137 Zelinsky. Matthew 189 Zich. Isaac SO. 136 Zimdahl Denise 16. 136 Zook. Michelle 94. 169 Zopf. Adam 154

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