The Centurian Yearbook 1997

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Pieces of the Puzzle

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Each individual piece of a puzzle possesses its own unique comers and grooves that interlock to create a magnificent masterpiece. together like puzzle pieces, we strive to uncover the ways in which each of our comers link with those ci our fellow students and fa:ulty. By assimilating and recognizing diverse backgrounds and cultures, we accept each other's similarities and differences.

Within

walls of Centennial, we learn ci>out

ourselves in order b find our role in the puzzle.

Whether we choose to join clubs, sports teams, theatrical and musical performance groups, or academic organizations, each of our interests and talents holds a vital signfficance b Centennial. As meaningful

of this puzzle, we

endeavor to determine the position in which we link in order for the splendor of the puzzle b

r~iate.

as we journey through our life at Centennial, we continue pulling the pieces together

tO- C- ~tea,te eeftte~~ta-{ ";ffi9-~ St~aat, , ,

f Centennial students spend nine months of the year \\ithin the ''"ails of Centennial and are only released for weekends. holidays, and forty minute ¡ for lunch.

Students belong to an average of four school organizations.

The fifty tudents urveyed indicated that they did anywhere from fi e to twenty hours of homework each week.

Jly mo t interesting cla at CHS wa ...

"J1r. Sikora's World Cultures. Mr. Sikora i the bomb!" -Melissa Wingate ''Choir; I feel that J1r . Wyatt is there for the student .'' -Julie Bauer "P ychology, "ith Valentine because he '-rorked humor into evetything he did, but al o taught u a lot.'' Tim Kennedy

It's Friday night "I am at disco-night at Bombay."

-Susan Choe

Students' averag curfew on weekend is midnight.

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\v11en the tone sounds. students dash out the doors to freedom. Wl1en faced with two days beyond the walls of CentenniaL students often return to school ground to support athletic teams and participate in other school functions. Wnen the sp01ts teams are away. students spend time at friends' houses or hanging out on campus. Oftentime . juniors and seniors have to work over the weekend. If you drive by Garcia's on a Friday night, chances are you \\ill pot more than one Centennial tudent!

FAYORITE H XGOCTS friends' hou es U of I campus the Union Garcia's .\1onical's Expre o Royale

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II 1' amazing ho" acce"orie' r.tn imprme an outfit. 1\atherine Pinle 'tnkt¡, a po'e

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Juliu> D<l\is shm" some leg "hilc sponing a backpack and gold bracelet

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\m) Lorenc Jazze> up her outfit 1\ith accessories such a> >ungi<L"c'. earrings. a necklace. and a pu~e

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Bennett Depe" goes for the >tudious look 11ith his "ire rimmed glasses. braided belt. and "ate h.

Rian Strater, \my Buuma. and \nunda Bickel ad1enise some of the popular fabrics of the year. \ehet. couon . and flannel are all hit-

Lanisha Ltutnce lltar. popular mtralls Tilt 11l11tr. rihhtd shin undtnll.llh complttes the look

i3rian Ener e\presses his enthusi;lsm for Scou Holme> f;Lshion senst Ht s1x>ns casual jeans. a IX>ny shin. and a no-fuss haiN) le.

Leslie \usun 11ear. the LmYer..it) of \lichigan logo. It 1s a trtnd for males gear of successful college spons teams.

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Jennifer Grusby. Krista l'aron. and Kendra GtNein kno11 that wan. art tht 11ay 10 go for comfon and style~

\icolr Dunlap. llrrnna \\ ehh. Lill(bey Hallheck. Jennifer \lill;t!\r. ;tnd Susan Chor shm\ off thr arr<t) of differtâ&#x20AC;˘nt hair"!) b at Centrnnr;tl

HaJNyle> are\!'!') indi\idual. Da\ 1d \oonan. Timothy Johm. Rohert Dye. and Derrk Smith di>play their

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\\t.,ley Chladney like> hi> hair shm1. \\hite. and curly . The hlue lxm accentuate> hi> eyes nicely

It is not uncommon for female student- to don themsehes Ill dre") apparel for schcM1l Christina G11 in. \\ nitnel Poor Reshma !'all' I. \htl) Sohn. Uizabeth Harrington Rachel GcMid. and Joanna Ro s dress Ill these trend) st)les.

Ore11 !"leming. Jeptha \afziger . .Joffre (~1lhen. Derek Lo. \athaniel Ryle.Jonah Hell, 13raden Rt•) nold,.. Clinton Sheffer. and 1\eong Let• re~t•al men's casual Cenntennial styb

Lanisha L.111 renct•. Gi•t Lewis. Lhon) \ustm . .Jennifer lled1er. \icole Griglione. Dominique Cm". and \licia lloudreau sport the 1·ariet) of women\ styles seen at Centennial.

Dennis \latthe11 .. Tim 1\enned) , \dam Chladnr). QuirK) \\ ;tshmgton, and \lichael 13encb uncmer the males' dre"l style li.hakis. S\leaters. and button do1111 polos areltl) popular

Yenturing through the hall during pirit Week, one could not miss the strong spirit of Centennial tudents.

On J!onday, students rolled out of bed and came to school in their pajamas to patticipate in Pajama Day . One might find tudent dressed identically on Tue day for T\\in Day. Freshmen wore green, Sophomore wore yellow, Junior wore red, and Seniors wore blue on Wednesday to suppott Cia s Color Day. On Thursday, students clad in Retro gear crowded the halls. The true display of Centennial pilit wa on Friday when tudent coYered their face and bodies \\ith blue and prepared to cheer on the team at the game that night!

Enthusiasm raged \\eeb before the "Battle of Champaign ... Centennial's Homecoming football game. ~e,¡er before had a game been held at \lemorial Stadium in "hich the tcm n ri\¡als. Centennial and CentraL clashed. \\ ith a cro\\d of 0\ er 8.000, spirit boiled" ithin the fans. cheerleaders. lancers, band, and. of course. Chargers. The team remained ahead for most of the game, creating a great struggle for Central. \lthough the score was 2~ -)2. Coach Bund) commented that the Chargers lacked se' en starters and. "Considering all the injuries. \\ e played pretty well ... The Charger spirit still persists. so Central can be prepared for a Centennial Yictory ne\t year.

The might of the Charger.. plunge' into the stadium with anticipation for a battle in \lemorial Stadium .

l nified a' a team. the Chargers chart their attack on the Central \laroons.

ll1e beautiful .. \frican Ceremon) Song and Rnual" \Ia;, performed b) the band at half time Centennial Lancers perform "Loun~in' Shannon Da"kins and Shrlo Hale thought that.

"Being at \lemorial Stadium mothated us and got us pumped up ..

CHS! CHS! 111e fans are raging'

Together. the junior' arsity and \ar..it) cheerleaders support the players \lith encour;tging cheer.. and spirit building dances

Tropical Paradise The Student Council hosted the annual Homecoming Dance in the Centennial Gym on September 28, 1996. The earlier game had students scrambling for a date during the first few \reeks of school. H<mever, students found a chance to enjoy themselves as the) entered an evening of relaxation in the "Tropical Paradise." Although the picture line was time consuming, students commented that the dance was a great way to end the ewntfilled Homecoming \X'eek.

1996 Homecomin!\ Coun. Front Ro\1 . Junior Attendant Tricia ~nder.<m Sophomore \ttendant jes,ica ,·heridan Fn:shmen ~ttendaent Sarah Ross. Second Ro\1 lt..,ha Se"on. Tali,ha Pose~ 199'> Queen \larci Herges. , WC) \\alton. Sarah Bucki~ 1996 Queen Brooke Tichenor Back Ro" \llchael Bene b. Ban , korupa. Freshmen ~ttendant \I an \eslJtt. 199; King Bruce Bnl\\n. Sophomore \ttendant Daniel Homhuckle. Tim 1\enned) . Junior ~ttendant \lichael \t'\lman , Ryan \lc\eilly. 1996 Kin!( Patrick Rouse.

Coun memhers Tim Kenned) and Star) \\alwn .

King Patnck

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and Queen Brooke Tichenor.

Coun memhers Ryan \lc\eilly and ,·amh Buckius.

Coun memhers

R~an \lc\eill~

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Coun memhers \lichael Benck.' and Ie. ha ,·';.son

A Year In Review National Headlines

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Top Stories

r 1) C.S. Election 2) TWA Crash 3) Olympic Bombing -±)Cnabomber Arret 5) 0.]. Chi! Trial Yerdict 6)EYerglades Crash '"") Atlanta' Olympic Games ) Welfare Ends 9) Government Shuts Down 21 0) The Economy Booms The ~ext Fi\'e: The Big Blizzard; JonBonet Ramey· :\lurder: Freeman tandoff; \\hitewater Con\ictions: Church Fires.

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O.J. Owes 25 Mil.

President Bill Clinton ''as elected to a second tem1 in \oYember. 1996 Fir.t Lad) Hilla!')

Rodham Clinton and daughter Chelsea Clinton accompan) the president to the inaugural ceremon) .

Sports Repo11

0.]. Simp on ,,;]] ha\'e

to take public golf cour es.

A ci,·il jury found ~lr . , impson liable for 25 million dollar of punitive damage payable to \icoleBro" n Simp on and Ronald Goldman' suniving families. Although arguabl) broke, Simpson \\ill plit any earning between the \ictim ' families.

Clinton for seconds Fa\Te: " FL Posterboy Tht P.tcktr. \\Oil ,'uperhowl rin~.. hut the quarterback from Kiln, \li"i''-lppi. \\Oil our hl'llrt' \I\ l' of the league is kllll\\11 for hi goatee as \\ell as his arm and hw;,;le.

. ;y Back on Top \tanager joe lorrt·~ couldn't haH• asktd for mort \\ ithin onnwck. thr bnkrr' rt•claimtd the \\ orld Srril~ that >0 long hdongt·d to \t'\\ !ork .md joe Torre~ '5 hn>ther retriwd .t life sa\ ing heart tr:msplant.

The incumbent pre ident hit the campaign trail \\ith a double-digit margin in the polls.

Team Clinton strolled into presidency \\ith the ame ease, earning enough electoral \'Otes for office by 8:00, and keeping Californians from the polls.

The only time Bob Dole dipped into Clinton· lead followed the Repbublicn GOP convention in California. The President's ratings oared again after an emotionally charged Democratic conYention in Chicago. Illinois.

FollO\\ing two debate , and months of campaigning, Americans could discern that Bill

Clinton wa a master orator, and that the Republican candidate was an honest man \\ith a fine sen e of humor.

The issues of the campaign \\·ere more difficult to mind, masked by character debate and loud promise .

Although representing opposite political parties, and utilizing contra ting campaign strategie , critics say the candidates were too similar and agreed many key isues. \\hat was clear was the people's choice for Bill Clinton to lead the nation into the next century.

The Local Spotlight Education on the Ballot "Zap the caps" was a familiar CI) in l nit Four schools in the fall of 1996. This plea against Ta\ Caps adorned ) ell em bumper stickers. yard signs. and the desks of most Park District and school employees in Champaign.

But the call was not answered. Citizens 'oted in fa\ or of ta.\ caps. legislation pre' enting ta.\es to be raised abcwe the rate of inflation or 5%.

Retirees, and those recei,ing a ft\ed income. stated that ta.\es for schools and park programs dig too deep into their pockets alread). Arguing that their income does not ri e faster than inflation, they cannot afford ta.\es rising faster than inflation.

Teachers and park district employees alike fear that the inabilit) to raise sufficient funds \\ill stunt the grm,th. or \\Orse. force cutbacks in local school and park programs.

Centenmal tudent Rick~ lliddk· and Luke .parks at tended a \\Ork pro~mm 111 \\ e-t \ ir~ima to assbt pm ert) stricken families rebuild thm hom<'> Chelsl."J Clinton. cent· er. joins the "ork tC'Jm.

School Referendum Pas es Local Sports Report The l'nit -i 'oters apprO\·ed a bond referendum for 21.6 million dollars

University of Illinois Coaches I\:

Head Football Coach Ron TW'ner pulls together a recmiting clas.· of 1~ at the r of I after pulling together the Bears 1996 offense as offensiw coordinator.

Head Basketball Coach Lon Kmger inhetits Kiwane GatTis and a lack of big men. but manages an \C.-\A bid and solid conference play. \\'omen's Soccer \\ill be a

b) a 66 percent margin. The building

nrsity sport at the r of T. prompted by Title I\ legislation regarding gender equality.

bonds. ''hich \\ere apprmed. \\ill pro,·ide

tal') schools -

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-\fter refusing to resign.

Lou Tepper was fired from the position of head football coach \\ith one year remaining on his contract. W1tile his off field efforts were admired.

Athletic Director Guenther want \\ins.

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also prmided to reno\<tte part of Central High • chool and to upgrade the technolog) in the entire district.

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''Tonight is Forever'' Prom 1996

For Kathryn Ret>d and Tamno \linneci. who \\ere mm11ed king and queen. this romantic ewning \\ill be a night rem em her "fort'\ er ¡

tudenu. congregated to ha\ e their p1ctures taken by R<XJt c tudio~. \lelissa Fairfield commented that she liked the keycham sou,em~ and "I didn't spend too much time in line"

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Prom Court Ca n ¡e II .\ mmons. Candice Phillips. \latt Eckhardt. Amy Seiber. Kathryn Reed. Tanino \linneci. jenna \lyhan. Kyle Steubs. Tiffany junku1s. Ryan Johnson .

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''Snowball'' Winter Dance 1997

The 199~ \\inter Dance Coun. \ie<'le Daluga. Trey Bradberry . \ngela \\'ery , Adam Clark, \lelC.;a Glerum, ll.ai Kuramoto.

Daniclle Adkin>. \\es Chladny . Gia Le\\is. and Robby Long

Grace Gip>on. c u>an 0~\al , and Danielle Rea~an take a break from dancing to di their plan' for the t'"ening

Bubbles, anificial sno". and >team are great additions

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s·c Man'' The 1996 Spring Musical

\s the curtain. part, a talented. animated cast transforms the Centennial High School auditorium into the tm 11 of Riwr Ctt\ . lema. The enthusiasm ''ithin each tune the hand pla'ys. each ''ord sung h} the ca. t, and each dance step acros!'> the !'>tage transfer. into the audience as the\ \\itne s "The Music \!an ." \lr~ . Sue \ldridge, the theatrical director. comments that this electrif)ing performance is "one of many first'>... ewr heforc had a Centennial musical imohed a cast of over 200. The asset of communitv im olvement in the production surpasses that of pre\ ious years. \\hich added 'ariety and intrigue Included in this year's cast are numerous children from throughout the community ''ho play the daughters and sons of Centennial student<. \\ 1th a first ewr appearance in a Centennial musical , the Centennial \!arching Band marches triumphantly through the auditorium aisles. Their upheat tune 'St·,enty-six Tromhones" perfectly concludes this sensational production. Due to the great success of the musical. another "first" b the extra performance specifically for Senior Citizens that took place on the day hefore opening night. \\1wther old or young. the performance captinttes all audiences. and they respond \\ith standing onttions e\ef) performance. This ri\eting production received exceptional revie,,s from the Parkland paper and the Champaign community alike.

Ohn Oh1er L11.1n. and jacr) (Ste1e Log~don . Shaun Landreth, 1\;u Kuramoto and Erik \bander) conclude an e\cellrnt performance 11ith a musical good-night to the audience. singing "Good \ight Ladies."

ll.trold lhll (! hns Cordon) \'llttn·s \latun l'.tn~> (Juhe lluck) to pr.mn• through the 101111 haiL hopmg to "11inlwr )Ct." I nthustNil 11onb ol till' snllR ·,'ltipooppt" msptrl' the tm1nsp(·ople to trupt mto song and dance

\larcellu~ \\ ashburn (George Furta) follo11. Harold llill's (Chris Cordon) !r-.td again. Harold Hill h:L' shared the tricks of his trade 111th \larcellus m fonner da) ~.

front""'' \lellrr.l <dltx (,mJ Lathrn(l. Lm<bt') 1\JIIhed. \1 n ~h111..1dt.T ~Jtlt.' (A»ffOn lft~.tther .boudd \teplunu.· Ro\ St'lond rtm. Joe Tonellie Lmil) l'in~n.~ 8ntUn) \\k'"g;l.nd Undse\ tir.t) twit..l\11 1\UfJtU l...aun111.""' luon. Lauren epht.-m \1U12m2m~ \\ul.A:nd. ~3.(\ \{t.'\t1t.... ~atrna \\.tdt• Third 01\\ J~m Shine m 0Jtlm:h. rom lht.1.1iCh fourth Rl\\ Jant....~ hmt.· Tania ( H3.mht.... \aullt' U1i \Ill! DJ.Iug:.a. jenmft'J' Tucll-r. \a~ ~:Ud. je:ssJra hultf' ( ff \ldridge Chn \\t"hht'f [jz \)U(l(lUl' 1\n,r-J Farnn llilar. Bn·-t•zc ~J.thtnnt· \ru:k>Nm \lt.>rt-dlth \lut.T jenna \l~tr.ln \lnnll.jUt' \loore To~.n Gr~11"\ F1fth N\\ lba \\at-..m.l.Jr-J Rl'l"ele. Rml~·) R11t' Rub crau, <.eorge Furia, Erin Schnt1der Julit· Rock <luis Cordon 1\l'"lh Xb\\~ l.4C snulh \loU) \ppc:N.lll ~aut• \\Jium· Julw Bauu RJ,had lbnard So;t.h TO\\ ja..'iOilllrople-.. John l~·rltJlDTl ~t'llth ""' 'haun l.Jndn.-th Stt'\f." Ll tnn, 1:.: \It' artc.ler 1\l.i ~Jramo!I.J Run \lt.~nmc.· \\au Ill\ . 1\t'\10 Popr j1m l.ogsdon ~ler Fnfli.lS Ollie Plulputt ~urt ~uth:~m lilnlll4"1 \hnnt'thi. CJui., h..t,ak. Bn:m RJ\mond. \IJtt Ftmwn\ r n tme\\<ldt· <ltld \IJ\V.t•U

nw !0\\n;.people applaud 'L' \I<I)Or Shmn huff;. and puff;. at the podium.

TI1e communi!) took pan in this production a;. ;.i\ children join \I all Ha)' and Tomml DjJa.., (Chri> \\eooer) w comJXl'e the Rher Cit) Bo),· Band

\Ia) or Shinn (Zach .'mith) lo\l., w \\atch hi>'\ ife Eul;tlie ( 1\ell) ,'clmeighan) lead the Del Sane' Lack 111 dance \\hen not preforming or pr.tctinn!(. Eulalie .111d the Del Sane Ladie;. likt w "Pick· a-little. T:lik·a·lillle"

The Ul\\mmen aren't too re;td) to lleJie,e the 'perch the) rl· lxing giH'n ben \\hen thl' actor-. are in a large group and the focu i;. on an mdh idual. their face;. .lfl' ali\ e \\lth e\pre' ion

,! 2 Angry Jurors

T'"he '""'" of di'"'' grounds. personalities. and morals gathered in a hot, stuff) room in order to proYe the guilt or innocence of a suspected murderer. Passionate debates unrm eled on stage and dre'' the audience into the pht), " 11 \ngt) Jurors... \s a jut), the cast spent hour upon hour seeking a unanimous decision.

This ) ear Jlrs ..\ldridge decided to double cast the performance. enablling t\\0 different performers to pia) the same character. , he pointed out that \\ithin each performance "pieces \\ere the same, but other par~ "ere totall) different." She commented that b) double casting. man) people had the oppoltlmit) to get im oh ed. thus introducing fresh. ne\\ actors and actresses. In order to further promote unit) and allo\\ her to work more closely with the performers, she belie\'eS she would sta) a\\a) from double ca ting future performances. Aldridge comments that this year's fall drama production. ho"e'er. "ctid e\'el') thing it "as supposed to do... It intrigued the audience and accurate!) pottrayed the truggle that jurors face when determining a uspecfs guilt or innocence.

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\lo>t of the jur: beliewd the murderer's S\\itchblade w·as one of a kind. Chr: sler Todd (Clint Sheffer) dispr<l\es this theor: when he pulls out his one-dollar imitation

~mbrosm \lanam Plendy Stynchula) and Llliot Allen Lyle (Erik Ale\ander) attempt Braun) . George tone was seeking a guilty \erdict ,,;th little deliberation.

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contain the infuriated George Stone (Da,id

\!arcus Deerfield (\latthew Har>hbarger) confronts Laura 1\iles (Sara Gorman) because of her opposing views.

Front Rm' · :\icole Dunlap. Sara Gorman. \lendy tynchula. \atalie Elli'>. Jill Hutchbon. \atalie Hughe... \Iiddle Ro" Annamane \lacLeod. Katie Cordon. Hilary Breeze, Katie Chick. Le..lie \lar.hall.

Katie \Ialone, Rachael Johnson. \Iegan Schneider. Katrina \\ ade. Laura\\ hitaker. Jennifer Topolosky. Heather ,·houdel la'>t Ro\\ . DaYid Braun, Chrb \\ e!Jher, Eric Aleunder, \!arty Eckhardt. DrC\\ Fleming. Adam E'ans. Clint Sheffer. \latthC\\ Har.h!Jarger. \latt Finnerty . \latt G<»s. Chad \la.\'\\Cll. Stacia Denhart, Ju'>Un !Ieath, Andre\\ Beckett.

Carol \\'N (Katrina \\ ade) offers chC\\ing gum to Elliot Allen Lyle (Erik Ale\ander). Xa,ier Randolph (Chad \la.\'\\ell). and \ictoria Eckel (Hilary Breeze), her fello'' jurors, before they begin their discussion about the case.

Constance Bradford ( Kal.Je \Ialone) tries to con,;nce the undecided jurors that the defendent is. m fact, guilt} She deliYers her monologue \\ith great authoril:)

Chry·sler Todd (Clint heffer) refers to the diagram of the apartment in \\hich the crime was commmed. He hopes to comince more jurors that the old man\ te'>timony b fault}.

The confu'>ed JUr) members '>tudy the one piece of tangible C\idence-the ~mitchblade .

The hum oro~~> attempt by Con>tance Bradford (Katie \Ialone) and Carol \'\ e t (Katrina \\ ade) to reenact the murder only rC\ ealed discrepanCI<" m the e'iden e This •hread of h pe in coming to a deci>1on only further confused the juror.

A Wide Spectrum of Talents

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R1an :lack \1c Han>en and luke c¡parb 'hine mdi1 iduall) in their >olo performann., in the ja1.z B~nd performance Patrick Rouse and !\ore) Reid hake their t~ ht':> while ingmg back"Up for lead \lichael Jacbon ( Rollb) Lon~) . The1r pt>rformance of" BC" b) the jackson fi\e, also included Kai Kuramoto and Brian andeN>n

Otri. Collm' It'd the drum line a; the) buN forth from the door> in the rl"::r of the auditonum and marcht'd onto tage

Barun Bor.th bdtt'd lu lead role in the band\ ongmal compo.1tion, "foreign a1al ..

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The African American Club Talent Show

African American Club President Ruquayah ~luhhamad recei\ es the Kendric Cobb, Angela James. and Lemond Peppers.

~upport

of former club president;, Bmce Brow11. \ameka Bates.

\lr Da,id Chambers and \b \larsha Terry banter during their act, a humorous skit

The Steppers rock the audience in the last show .

pooney Young erYes as the emcee. The annual talent show pro,ides rC\enue for the \lartin Luther King Jr Scholarship awarded annually to an outstanding Centennial enior

The modeling sequences offer fashion and emert.1inment.

Female cast and club members celebrate after a succes ful shO\\ .

Dre-.\ Fleming holds his po e.

Lemond Peppers leads the Go pel Choir in an upbeat tune

in~pirational,

Dustin Hamilton perform. a romantic ballad.

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Superintendent Dr. Timothy F. Hyland and the Board of Education faced many educational challenges this year.

Financial constraints are always a major obstacle to all school districts. Since Champaign County citizens voted to im~ tax caps on public taxing bodies, funding was espeCially a challenge.

Providmg the public with information concerning a building referendum wa a challenge, as well.

Picrured from left to right: Front Row: Avis Barker. Don olen. Pre&ident; Dr. Scott Andereon Back Row: Mark Nichole Storch. Dwane Reid. Vice President; Dr. Thomas Moore

Michael Cain: Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum I Instruction

Dr. Timothy F. Hyland: Superintendent of School

Arlene M. Blank: Assistant Superintendent of Support Services

David Grace: Business Manager

Und~r the leadership of Dr. Lila E. Sullivan, Centennial continues to embark upon educational innovations. From her arrival two years ago, she has provided leadership and expertise to the creation of educational program .

Two ofthe most recent include the Education to Careers and Professions (ECP) and inauguration of the Portfolio Program. Dr. Sullivan has also surrounded herself with an administrative team which has demonstrated their ability to provide educational leadership to the students and staff.

Dr. Lila E. Sullivan: Princi pal

Mr. David L Chambers: Dean of Student

Ms. Judy L Wiegand: A sistant Principal

Ms. Joyce J. Smith: Dean of Student

Mr. John W. Isenhower: Dean of Student

career Shapers Pictured from left to right: Terri Rein: B.A. and M.Ed . Easwm lllnois U Kathy Doll: B.A Illinois StaiD U.; M .A. Southern ll~nois U Linda f"'lle: B.S. and M S CGntral Mill80un U Leslie M8nh Muon: B.S. and M .Ed. U of Ilin DIS ,

Guiding Lights ~~

Pictured from left to ~ht: Higgins: B.S Ea.siDm ll~noiS U . B S U of llnets

dine GnJss B.A U of Calitorma : M S Calitorma Stall! U

Eduonon SpedaJist EaaiDm llnois U

Helping Hands Centennial Aids Plctun"d from left to right : Front Row : Donna Davts. Sheila Sola Q3ack Row : Mary Corum. Lcnond ~ppers

~Signing Into The Future (.... Pictured from left to right: Theresa Rear. Rose Panepinto: Interpreters

Bookworming Students M.A U of IMinois

Cleaning Our Hallways

And Feeding Us Always

j Cafeteria Staff:

Custodial Staff:

Pt<'tu rnl from IPft to ngh t:

Pictured from left to right:

Front Row Kathleen Golden . Mary Norwood Rosie Crook Susie FISher Back Row Gerry Harns Julia Snelling Tamrne Gilliland Marlene Cluver

Bobby Hunt, John Tucker (Head Custodian)

Attending To

Centennial's Needs

Attendance Staff:

Secretarial Staff: Pictu rrd fro m left

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Sandy Sabato, Cheri Schmidt

Tammy Sowers, Laura Lehmann, Angela Smith

Checking It Out Pictured from left to rtght:

Georgia Vriner-Paul. Betty Herbert: Librarian Clerks

Designing Word Perfect Students Debbie Royse: Writing Center Coordinator

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1. . .-~ Picking Up The Pieces Linda Follmer: Registrar

Stan \rie Sherry Danielson .\my Krone Carolyn Little

Candace \lc\laster Gayle Powell \!arlene Seda Pete Schmitt Catl1y Stickeb

and) Eichhor..t Robert Globe

Pat Grenda Paul Hohulin Peter \leade .\lark Sikora

Greg tock \larsha Terry George \"alentine Greg \\alters

ctacie Beach Cra1g Bund) Coleman Carrodine Sheri) Di\on

\larilyn Freeman \lark Good\1in Kyle Herge. :ara ceed \ina \\e.t

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Ron Angerer chan non Ed11 ar<h

Tim Fairchild -\1 Fleming Dan Herzog \li R)llllg 1\im

Terry Koker Beth U(IIOII \I an \\ells Joe \l;illiam>

Sue \ldridge lutll) lt111on -\m) Che"er lbie Engelhaupt

Cllh) Gornun Georgmt' llemhrough Betl1 Bogan Betl1 HnbUk Fred \e\\lJOI1

Jud) \olen Brenda c·ea rlll \lam :ierra-Pen~ :haron \\ lH•eie'r :tan Lmchw.

\lar~aret

Dt{.ard) • wee) Gro>>

GayeAnn Hofer Benita Le\\i> joe \\ olfe \larian \\\an

Pam Bucholv Can;le Church•IIBnmn \lichael Crossin Ron Domagala

Jolene Drt'\1 Janet Ellb- \ebon • arah Hill Laura 1\oterha-Bu. ., Barh \lammen

1\arhl \lcCandle" Julie \lilb \loll) \I ii!.

1\ath) Pre,ton :u,an R;L'O

Paul Snuth

How Puzzling" "While it takes a person only 20 hours to put together a oomplex 500-piece jigsaw puzzle, it takes nearly 100 times as long to produoe the same puzzle Despilil modem technology, the prooess of making a jigsaw puzzle today is essentially the same as it was 200 years ago Artists hand draw the patl9m that will be used .. making sure no !'NO pieces are alike 'The simplest activity of all, Fred Eberting ooncludes, 'is putting the pieces together '" SOURCE Sabin. Francene and Louis The One , The Onlv The Original Jigsaw Puzzle Book . Chicago Henry Aegnery Company . 1977

Jud) Roegge \l aril) n • inder

Ed Bon Dur.tnt Cnh1 D.tvktl'lllt'l

Pat 1\l'<lnll'\ JoAnne 1\t•mon .Je>,tc.t LaRo'<t Clinton l'ortt•r

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Rand\ Ro;e Jo.~nne

,'tanko

Barb TanRora ~ nn \\ ebbmk

BtllCar.<m .·tan Ll'lli.

Henrine Luckl'ttLN)

Jud) • ifert

Not Pictured: • andi • tubbm~

Polly Kroba. Business Department: Tim Arnold, Family Consumer Sciences/ Industrial Arts Department: Gary Wiseman, Social Studies Department.

Academic Degrees Aldridge, Sue

Engelhaupt, Elsie

Krone, Amy

Seed, Sara

B.F.A. Illinois Weslyn U

B.S. Northern Illinois U ; M.A U. of Colorado

B.A. U. of Illinois

B.S. U. of M1ami at Oh1o

Angerer, Ron B.S. & M.Ed. U of Illinois

Fairchild, Tim

Arie, Stacy

B.S. lllino1s State Univers1ty ; M.S. U. of Illinois

B.A. U. of Illinois

*Fleming, AI

Arnold, Tim

LaRosa, Jessica

Setfert, Judy

B.A. U. M1ssoun , M.Ed U. of IllinoiS

B.BA U of W15cons1n ; M.Ed. U. Of IllinOIS

Lewis, Benita

Sierra-Perry,

B.S. U of lllinots

B.S. Southern lllino1s U

Lewis, Stan B.A Oliver Nazarene U . M.S. U. of Wisconsin, Ph.D. Northern Illinois U. B.S & M Ed U of lllino1s

*Barton, Kathy

Freeman, Marilyn

Little, Carolyn

B.S. Southern lllino1s U.

B.S. Greenv1lle College

Beach, Stacie

Globe, Robert

B.S. U. of Grenoble, M.S U. of lllin01s ; M. IllinOIS State U.

B.S. Indiana State U.

B.S. & M.S. Illinois State U.

Luckett-Casey, Henrine B.S. Lane College & M.Ed. U. of IllinOIS

Bon Durant, Ed

*Goodwin, Mark

B.S. & M.Ed. U. of Illinois

B.S. Eastern Illinois U

Bucholtz, Patricia

Gorman, Cathy

B.S. Western Illinois U.

B.S. Western Illinois U.

Bundy, Craig

Grenda, Pat

B.S. Millikin U.; M.S. U. of Illinois

B.A. Eastern IllinOIS U.

Carson, Bill

B.F.A. U. of Illinois

B.S. Illinois State U.

B.S. Western Illinois U.; M.S. Eastern Illinois U.

Herges, Kyle

Chesser, Amy

Stanko, Jo Anne

McCandless, Karla

B.A. & M.A. U. of Illinois

B.S. & M.S. U. of lllino1s

Meade, Peter

Stickels, Cathy B.A U. of lllinots

Stock, Greg B.A. lllinots State U.

B.A. & MAC .I. U. of St. Thomas

Mills, Julie

B.B.A. Delta State U, B.S. U. of lllinots

Smith, Paul B.S Illinois State U. B.S. Western Illinois U.; M.Ed U. of Illinois

McMaster, Candace

Hembrough, Georgine

*Sinder, Marilyn B.S. , M.S , & PhD. U. of IllinOIS

B.S. U. of IllinOis Illinois State U.

Carrodine, Coleman

Sikora, Mark B.S lll1no1S State U.

Mammen, Barbara

Gross, Stacey

Marty

B.S. IllinoiS State U; M.A U. of IllinOIS

B.S. Northern Illinois U.; M.Ed U. of Illinois

*Stubbins, Sandi B.S. & M.S. Eastern Illinois U.

Sudlow, Beth

Mills, Molly

B.S MacMurray College

B.S. U. of Illinois

B.A. Purdue U ; M.S. Northern Illinois U.

Tangora, Barb

Churchhiii-Brown ,Carole

Hill, Sarah

Newport, Fred

B.S. U. of Illinois

B.S. MacMurry College

Crossin, Michael

Hofer, GayeAnn

B.A. U. of Wisconsin; M.A.T. U. of St . Thomas

B.S. & M. Ed U. of Illinois

B.S. & M.S. U. of Illinois

Danielson, Sherry

Hogan, Elizabeth

B.A . Illinois State U.

B.S. U. of Missouri -Columbia; B.S. Illinois State U.; M.S. U. of Illinois

Daszkiewicz, Cathy B.A. Rhode Island College

DeCardy, Margaret B.F.A. & M.A. U. of Illinois

Dixon, Sherry B.S. Illinois State U.; ADN Parkland College

*Domagala, Ron

Herzog, Dan

Nolen, Judy

B.A. & M.S. Hi, Ed. S.T.U.-C

Terry, Marsha B.A. Howard U.; M.A. Stanford U.

B.A . & M.A. Baylor U.

*Valentine, George

B.S. U. of Illinois & M. Illinois State U.

Porter, Clinton

B.A. and M.Ed U. of Illinois

Hohulin, Paul

*Powell, Gayle

B.S. U. of Illinois

B.A. & M.Ed. U. of Illinois

Hritsuk, Beth

Preston, Kathy

B.A. Illinois State U.

B.A. & M.A. Illinois State U.

Kearney, Pat

Raso, Susan

B.S. U of Illinois; M.B.A. Eastern Illinois U; M.A. DePaul

B.S. & M.S. U. of Illinois

*Kenyon, Jo Anne

B.S. U. of Illinois

Walters, Greg B.A . Eastern IllinOis U.

Webbink, Ann B.A. Lindenwood U.

Wells, Matt B.S. &M.S. Eastern Illinois U.

Roegge, Judy

West, Nina B.S. Southern lllinots U.; M.S. U. of Illinois

B.S. U. of Illinois; M.S. Nothern Illinois U., Ed .D. U. of Illinois

B.S. & M.Ed. U. of IllinOIS

B.S. Western Illinois U.; M.Ed U. of Illinois

Drew, Jolene

Kim, Mi Ryung

Rose, Randal

B.A. North Park College; M.Ed. U. of Illinois

B.S. U. of Illinois

B.S. & M.S. Eastern Illinois U.

Schmitt, Pete

Edwards, Shannon

Koker, Terry B.S. & M.S. U. of IllinOIS

B.A.T. U. of Illinois

B.S. Illinois State U ; B.S. Eastern lllnois U.

Koterba-Buss, Laura

Searby, Brenda

Wiseman, Gary

B.A. California State; M.Ed U. of Illinois

B.A. Vanderbelt U.; M.S. Eastern Illinois U.

B.S. & M.S. Indiana State U

Eichhorst, Sandy B.S. & M.Ed U. of Illinois

Ellis-Nelson, Janet

Kroha, Polly

Seda, Marlene

B.S. U. of Illinois; M. Ed U. of Illinois

B.A. U. of Illinois; M.S. Barry University

B.A. U. of Illinois

* = Department Head

Wheeler, Sharon B.S. Eastern Illinois U.

Williams, Joe B.S. U. of Illinois

Wolfe, Joe B.A. Millikin U.; M.A U. of Illinois

Wyatt, Marian B.S. & M.S. U. of Illinois

Yanchus, Stan B.A. & M.Ed. U. of lllinots

Administration Degrees Chambers, David L.

Smith, Joyce J.

Wiegand, Judy L.

B.A. Wake Forest U.

B.S. Southern Louisiana; M.Ed. Eastern Illinois U.

B.S. U. of W1scons1n; M.Ed. U. of Illinois

Isenhower, John W.

Sullivan, Lila E.

B.S. Illinois State U.

B.S. , M.A., & Ed.S. Eastern Illinois U.; Ed.D. Illinois State

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their time g<ttherin~ tn•asured memories and wmpiling them into one :;pectt~cular hook. It tJke~ comltl<•'s hours and sleepless night~ to meet deadlines f(>r this end of the )t'<lf accomplbhment.

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tl.rough th 1 dert'J UI'H'\ 11')10~ to detldc wlurh quote to use Karah art wu talkmg to \Oursdf .t~am• Rr$t \ e;uixJQ taff memlx r >\dam C:Jrk Brad Pt 11c lenmfer 1\,•n\on und Enn 'ar!ll

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Fr<•nt RO\\" Und'al ll.mse \\t'' Chladny. R).tn \k t'ill) Bt•n G.u~. Judi fMg. Jill \\il!>t•rg. ar.lh BntiJus. \lt·'l>d:•!t \lt•ir. uq \\J.Iror ~ .m Chot' KatrL 1 \\.1de ar.t Gorman. . ·rond Ro" \ .llent' H. Otri,tt•n Truth' a), K.'1l'l 011t \l.tf) B.tnonr 1\t>U) Purgt'lt Kris Pil ret \lcredith elm ell'-c. ar.1h ll1ple 1\i: d. l • hores. anura \lir.m•fi, tria ll'\\ls. K)IC Oldh.1m. Angela \\cry Third Ro\\ \I( tl ~en John Rogus. -\dam Clark, Hrookl' \lr\! ::ra) • trph:mlt' Tngg Katie \!a!tJIW Damclll• Ad 1 m~. Bethan) Hritwn jo...lh Bell T.ll~ ha Po;e) Ftlunh Ro\\ 1\:li Kur.1n1oto Tim Kcnnt'd) \ndre\\ lk'fkett. Qlri! UnJ Oaklc:) • '(Jlt Ltughlin. Ke1l) !los\\ ell. \latt Firmer!\ Da• d Padua.

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,·ponsor: \Irs. Ellh· elson Pre.ident. ~lercd1th .'ch\H!ikle. \ ICt' Pre: idcnt. ~lal) Barbour. , ccrctal). Allison \lcl.aughlin. Tn•asurer: Jud) fcng.

Do )OU hkl' whelp people \\itltin the communi!}? If )OH do Interact 1. for )OU! Intemct is a ·cnicc organi1.ation sponsored b) the \.hamp:ugn Rrnal) Chlb. It com bt of ~tXt) seniors \\Ito haH' been eleLted b) eithl'l' facult) \Ote or Rotarian imenie\\ during the pring of the1r jun1or )ear Each member must demon trate mtegnt) depcndab1ht). and leade1 htp potenual lnwral1 b dediclted to making lift· bl·tter for people. both here at Centl·nnial and in the community. On ..,erage the club docs apprm.imately 2.000 hours of en ice t.>ach ) e-.tr It is a great learnmg expenence for all in,·oh ed .• ome brief l'xample of what or where ) ou might find one of the Interact members tndude \\elconun~ fre,hm::m bemg • enior \d\i. or:-. performin~ a Home· conung Sktt at the Pep b~embl). u~henng th(• l of I and Centennial commenet'ntent . pll)lllg Bingo at area nursing home.~. and assbting in Special Ol) mpu:s and the Salvation \rm}. 'lbe e art just a fl''' e. am pies of ho" the outstandmg membe1 of 1nteract are im oh·ed.

lnwract Otlkers Fm1 Ro" ''"'· B:trhour \len.-dith. h11t1J..Ie jud1· fl'll!: Setoml Ro\\ K.1 un Pieru• Kdh RllSIIt'll .anura ~!.:"afefi nurd Rm1 ~ndrt'll Btckttt \lert'dith \lt'il'" \dam Cl:trk

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Sponsor: \tr. Stock Pre..-.;ident: Und"a) llan~en. \'ice President' atalie Ellb Secretar~: .\lary Barhour. Tre:l'inrer: \leredith :clnreiiJe. If you lik(' organizing ~uch ewnts a~ Jlomecommg. the Blood Dtire: school exchanges, Harmony Week. Teacher Appreciation \\ eek, and Yarious community projects: Student Council is for you! .\lcmher: of this legio;latiw body are elected by their peers to serw a one-year term. Student Council hold-.; wet•kly meetings open to all. ~lem­ hers 'mrk hard all year to meet the need-.; of Centennial Students.

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St.•cond Ro\'1 Ore\r Hemnl ...tt:ili \l.ttcr ~turtc\ant !' , 'r lloerr \.uahe 0 dn ':lld K.tr:th Hcrgl' I: file Ackerman, 1\t:>n~on Hl'rilct. \;t.crit:' Haun. IJZ Uup~, Melissa c!wnk Tiurd Ro\\ 1roll' Uunl ..jl. \\. tnry Poor Kendra c;,·~tcin. KnstJ Famn, Angi(' HJ'tfic!d. !Jenm' \l.utlwws, t-1~<1 \\ .tlton, StL-<;Jll Chol', Broohe Tichenor Ruqan :tah ~luhammad Fowth Row l.e!gh :\nne 1\('0)0ll, R:tchel Volr'>K(', Li>a Power, Chn' \\t.'I"!Ort' !ennif,•r Gn_ by. 1\umrl ' "zuma \d.tm (AJrk \hchael Bt~tl'ks. ~hmu;:t !';timer \lil(os h!m5< n. Trcna f h F1fth Rll\\ , 1<'\C Gooch\, \l.ttt 1\olh, \ rk Coat:. Jta Seng>;l\3nh Ch~ \\t'lbcr, liml\,•nned} frt\'c'r Chrbtensen, Ru \ld\c'ill} T;tlish;t Po~ey ot pktured ~lel.tku llt>mc s,e, ;~t.lh<· ElliS. lud} F~ng ha) fvst( r Rathtl trood Lukl' \lt>it·r llrad Pil' on Jz 'l' Rol1bm,. Jenm Topoi!1Sk)

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\b. Hembrough Does joumah. m mtere t ) ou? Do ) ou like to rcpott th( tnnh? TI1u1 join tlw ~t:tff of Centtnm:JJ' · O\\ n Ill'\\ p.tper.

The Centlnal. Tiw Ill'\\ paper product•. a monthly bsue th.tt report.... on the \~triou~ t'\enl' occurnng at Centennial local!), and m the \\Orld I! b tllC onl) ne'''papt•r produced .tt Centl·mu:JJ that reporb on L~sue:- important to tudcnt Till staff pa1tinpates m :t worbhop l"Jch fall .1nd compete in an on-. ite IOurnalhm l'OntC ·t at ra tem IllinOIS L111,·erslt) Ill the ~pring .

Front Ro11 I• n r· nt :1111 :->h .•:mon Chri tt·nst·n ..\ndrl-a llallk. M.n- llrmbrough. Le1la lebllbJu. I ~~l 11.\:NJki wnd Ro" jeff \an llarlingl'll. \fcr,....m Fane y. ~lithe!!c \oung, Dennb ~!Jtthe-. , Barh.tr:. J'or'x'<'k. l~>nnor Rase .trah Da115 fltird Ro\\ l.ukc BotiDil' .

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AO.we: lll'lli1Js \fatthc\\s .utd Sar.th lllns lit'\1 picture\ lor the btN edition ol the nc·wspaper The} art• tf}ing tn dl•c•de 11hich piCUtrl'S to u e. Right Luk(' &,thl\l'll lt>ok on d.\ a fcllo11 t:lff memlw II(Jrk,, on the t(Jlllputtr \lost of the fin.LI \\\>rk for the IWWS(><I(>l'r ~ done on tht computer

St•flt r'S fro:n Ro11" Kn,1in Prcrcc ' nnifer llorse). ~:1m. J EH·rttte, ~tereJidr Sdmeik ,. ' d) feng. Chr tt'n Tn-adwar llamellc Adkms. Brook•· 11 hcnor, Mcmlnh ~ll'rl'T ]Ill \\ilbefl;. St <')' \\,tlton ~ar..." Budtir~> sc.,.·ond Rn1 Todd \ie-:tann, Pell'r t.um. JU. llntc....,un. \!eli s.t \~ 'Jndingham lcrnifer l;ret-. l11.t Ll'ui .

Tanu Diont~. jcmufcr T tkc Chn hna 0· It') Kru.U Orzl'. Lmd:a1 Hansen. Brdgct Gurtler 1"• -d R0\1 '\1( Hansen Tim Krnnc'll), lohn Roger;, D.tlid Padua \tau Fmnem. Tuuotll\ Lo.tus \la:t \lt>arum. 'arah filplc. -l.m:uHL \tn~k. Kt>ll) Pu gett. fourth Rr \: S:unira \! .trd1. Trella f ·h. Enk It'\... dt·r Katie Malone Kiml>t•rh GOt•rc . Ehzahc•'l furucr Rcshma Patel Brad Power ar.t Gorm.tn. \, t'rit' lla ll':Ul Choe ikki ll.Liu~:a Fifth Rou Jtctlb Gt.>tdherg Ben t;t!'C'e Kell1 Bo:.'\\<'11 \Iegan SI:'Illt'ldtr. Ucn l•ault \\ t'S Chladll) \dam cl.u1( Ro~han ))(><II xot• Lml(h.hn. Clint Ko11,tlick

Sponsor: Jlr .• C\\llOrt: Pre ·ident: \a! erie llaun, \'ice Pre~ident. Dennis ~latth(.'\\s, Senetar~. julie Ruckman.

Treasurer: Lianne Carr, Hist01ian. Christina Oakley. Parliamelltarian: Ben Gaulti Are you maintaining a G.P. \ of at least -f. S? If so, you are eligible to appl) for membership in the , ·.B.S. This club is a \\a~ to acknowledge juniors and seniors who possess strong character am! leadership qualitie::..

It supports \'atiou · academic and ~erYice actiYities such as the Homecoming Bonfire, Adopt-A-Family. and the purchase of gold cords for graduating honor student-;.

Juniors. !rout R011~ :icoll Dobbnts. lr St>arb}. \ndn>a Sirher, MeiNJ Schenk. 1\..ttit· KelCh Melis.'a \\mgatc. Cbristine \l;adt:, Beth ~hafft1' \Ia di .lrtes.lk (hmttne [.,_~• Krbtv P:utl<'\. 1lwrt•,a l.lt'l!!l1n. St·coud R•m Stari:t Dcnlt" t, Connor Ra.,o. chris 1..<1 \lile jot-son, Jakl' Biehl. Carot2l' Mnllcr K~rah Ht'T)lt . St.tCt') Clementz, ~.un g;trcn. Fc'Jct:tllrrant, ~lrlL''" Brukl. K)la Reuwke \alrrie llaun {President) . .st•cnnd Rm\. Ryan ~lack. Chnt Sheffer Rachel If' K rt IU!kh:un Janc1 c \ckerm.tn \:tt.UJe O't'h11. d IL .tf) Brce7.t' \lomque \lo<,re Denm' ~!Jttht'\\ . C.·bey Hendnck.,. t\s:Uei~:h Ph "·p~. lllan· Br.tdhcff). Fourth Ro~ ·\lm:tm.tnt' \l.tl'Letld. He.tther slwudel Enn \, ildenh<'fl: lcnn, \.m(;rtnswn. He;.tther Robm m crena \chla;;,• l'rrn r Qui te tn Ur1.m Rrcsell, Tina c\ndt•r.>~m. my Emfddt. hfth R()ll. S.tr.th Da11s. Came \loore \rg1e Kruger . .\rnc Ct•nf). 1\( nym Herbert Ut:td Ma\\\:ec . \latt (,o.-;, lhll'lt":> (,~t Dan Petty, )ll'l Ht>ath, Scott Lttx.

Shannt1n \\ Ot.llc()tt. T.tr.J Grtgon. S1ta St>n~.•tnnh. Katie ~li.'( till en

Sponsor .\Is. Little President: :\ikki Daluga. \ ke President: Tim Kenned~. Secreta f) : Jud) Feng.

Trcasuret" Susan Choe.

Do ) ou enjo) learning more about the French Culture? If so. then the French Honor Socil't) may be for you. This club is for French Students 1rho haYe maintainl'd a ~.0 G.P .\.in French for at least mo ) ears. and ha,·e a B+ or ahoYe a' cragc in their other academic classes.

The club p:111icipatl'S in tlw celehration of French holidays. performs community sef\·ice and take:-. a tldd trip to Chicago in :\owmher

Front RO\\ ~omphon ~t·n~~om.Ulh , len:·· l'r ( ht•n, Kn,t .• F:tron, Kendra GeNdt J;timce )luci.~ . :\iwle Cngliore, l"imoth\ 1\l'llOt'<lj , \tel-tit• Dalqa Sthan Choe. jenmfer [)vr..t'\ \lert'dl!h \1\'i,•r. ~·cnnrl RO\\" J<':tl}ll;t S<.hun nske 1\tNen \\ alker Hratlwr Rohm~•m. Blatr Bradl"ll'm , \my Einfeldt. Liz Duptti~, 1\dly \):uyen. \nne <~>nt) Sama~tha I\ t•ntc, Su,an O<twal. nurrl Rm\" \ldb~a Brbki. Bcdt \\ ilkins• •n. Tricia \nrlrNm, jandlt- .\ckt·rm;tn :\atalie t lsdm:tlrl. Tara t:irc~· •ry \ldiss,t \\ mgak, Enn Scarll\ , Bushann,.,at Fourth Rm,· l·nn \ and .. nht·.rg.

Katie 1\odt. Broukl' l"irhenor Eli7ahdh l'ortier. Sheti Treart·, S;lrah Butkm'. Kti,tin Pierce. Chi}~tal Sharp. Joyrc 1\ul'ttlcr Case) Hendtick', John lkC\l'', Kyla lkit1t-ke

front RO\\ Chad \I.L'I.>Iell \Irs. \k\IJster. !l(·nnb \lattlwws, \Iiles Johnstm. S!'cond Rm1 \manda hkrgard. \llison 11~ n,llcdtjodtgen. Ten \\i]Jer. ~;trah Sla!l'r-~nukl';mt, ~hannon \\•••Icon. Brth Sh.dfer. < .trolinc \loJkr ~tan Walton. Jill \ltlbt.'rg. T, fany \\dmort• Christine lum. lltinJ R!l\\ ; Justto lll'ath. \;ttalie llu!(hcs. Christim Olkle~·. l:uni Diorio. Katie \lcCtmcn <ltri' Richanbon. Kurt Ktrkham, lloui411l' \lo ••rc Hila f) llrct·Z<' Kristy Dame} TIJCn·s;t Et·cnsou K.trah llergcs. \leredidt Sd111dklt.' Fourth Rmt. John Rogers. Tiya Thomp,t•n. Conror Raso. luKt' Sparb ..Inn Steele 1\•tri I! iller, S.tr.tll llit>lt' ]awl> Golrlhcn:, \\c. Chladn)' ~Cntt Laughhn Kritsr ll.:'s. Fifth Ro\\~ \let ssa Sdtenk. jell Lr:tnd.tll, Rcshma Patd. Jept~>a \al/i~l1' ht'll)On llt·rlll'rt, l'rin :>aylc-;. Meh"a \.,aLmdinRham. Larisssa Str.ttton. Lindsa\ Hansen. \Jierie H.11111. Chri.,t<n ·ln-arltl·;t~ . Brtd I'O\ICI', Jennifer Gntsb)' \lolly lkRcus.

SPA\ISII 110:-..0R SOCIET'L_

Sponsor: \Irs. .\lc\laster. President: Cl'.!c \tawell. \"ice President. Dennb \I:J.ttht-\1, Secreta!") /Treasurer: \tiles .Johnson . .\re you an outstanding Spanhh·speakin, student \\ith a ;.o (;,p \. in Sp:.tnish afte t\\ o ) ears? By meeting this criterb ) nu ar

eligible for initiation mto SJI S. Ead1 )"L....

Sp;mish Iloll(lr Societ) d!sphty~ ib inten>S: in hbpanic culture with ~l booth at the lntemational fair. Traditionally. club due> go to funding a ~p:.tnish-rel:.tted field trip The biggest e\'cnt of the year is the Forei~n Lmgn:.tgt• Initiation in the Spring, 11hich requires much pl:.tnning and rweparation b1 the offirers and ~ponsor.

GER\1 \

Spon ot" i\b. Daniel on Pr~ ident: Katie \Ialone. \ice Pre tdent· jennifer Green. Secretaq•: crena chlake Trea~un.•t" Clint Sheffer.

Have you earned a t.3 or above G.P ..\. in (;erman for three ~emes­ tec? Then you are eligible to join the German llonor Society. This organization participate-; in fundraising acth iti •s, Clui. tmas caroling. and \ arious field trips to emich members in the German culture and language.

F ont R<-\\. St:tda llenh.trt, <~'lnd.Kc Kesler Juma l'cte"S<m, \nthon~ for;hter Ami><·• Ttnelc, Zarah Gnf :1. Jennift·r \lctllin. Sttond Ro" Iii! Hutchison, lnnamane \lc< loud lle•.t :\11 .... ht>rg A<h~t :->tciner. Ums \\t'bherink. Jamit• \lari jame) Robbms. lbird R011· <;ert'n~ ~hl.lkt• Clint ~hdrer frt .. Danielson haUt' \l,tlone fourth RO\\ \icole Fntk Dan 1~.t:tcson. Charles G;t t. ~anm Refctt D.tn Pet!) Matt l~>:;S. ot ri\'tured I r.111 \\Jrmot.• Jas(ln Bin:: r.llrl !lurk!: trdt.

Front R<n\ I.aur.t \\httaker Ch~ tal Sharp. \rmam;uie \l.t(Lt•ttil, Christint• Lum, \ll'rcdtti • hnutt xond R•l\\ Samtr:t \hr:trefi, C.tthcrine Fr:tnk Clmsut• limN') (..cJrl) Spitzer lbtrd Rol\· Sar.t lht,on. \n.mth RlJ• m· \loh.m.

Barh.U':11orbeck, l ••mtam 1'ob1ar:tp1. Fourth ROI\ M.mud ll:mm, Karla \lcC.andll' s, \h. \\heelt·r

Spon or:

~Is.

Karla \kCandles.

Pre~ident: Sam ira \lirarefi. \ice Pres· ide nt: Laura \\1titaker.

\\ ould ) ou like to learn more about \·:uious cultures? Then you may b(' interested in Intemational Club. Thb club focu~e. on learning more ahout different cultures through fun activiti ' . 'l11e main en•nt b the Intemational Fair '' hich is in the spring. 'I his en·nt includes food. fashion. art. and entertuinmem from all around the \\Orld.

Frtmt Rim R,n c llhutt. Kcnl hJ \\1lham' ~ .~ Ogl\k .'h.• ~ Ill' R."ll.,.l, 1wle llunl.tp Ta!J,, :1 Pr ·'" .. hamlJ(a 1:~ k! on lui ll:t\1 Ilur.J Rim L<>< \t~:-Un Trt'\.tr t.IChl \1 Bntton

\l.ml~n La~ ton St·~on

Tc~ ~b

Lu kelt I

Ro11 t.m: h Hllllllt:m. l>amdlc \dkm, lnl'l \oung Ruqa\\.th \luhamm:ul 1 J llamJOO t ., t<Jphcr ();~n; Grcgon OenaR. 11 p ct cd Betbm

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Ll'ft fhe <' mrmher hc111 of thl'' t. enl' m t~c m:~.'k.' that tlw1 ,.. de \fric.m \ml'nC.t: Uub ~<'l'P' ht~:>l \\lUI \dllll.'l act•l,.l~. :llo \\ell as clulpr•IJf:CL' like the l' mt~ks R ~ht.

I moja lllt"1lni:Jg •umtl • den rJt · t111' h.umcr made b) the dub The\ w ~~ tin' h.t:'n<'r U1 the Homcwr. ,!: l'lradc thh yc.tr

Spon:-or~:

\ls. Luckett-Cascy &.

\lr~.

Ter-

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Pre:-tdcnt: Ru~ayyah :\luhammad \ JCe-Prc:-.ident: l rkl Young Secretar) · Talisha Pose) TH·a.. . urer: Damellc ~dkins If learninn mort' about the \frican .\mcric:m culture and heritage intcrc: t )OU. you :-.hould join tlw \frican \mcrican Club. 'Jbi organization sponsor:, the Canned Food Dtiw, the \frican \mcrican Read-In D:.t). the Black Histoq \lonth bsemhl). the .\fro\mcrie~m Talent Sho\\ and the Ebony Ibll

Far left Ia null Bowrrtm pa' dose attenuun sn th;~t • ,. de not nts>o out on .m) upcommJ: C\ nt>. R.:;:ht Pre..;Jdt Ruqayph \luh:unma.J at the pc.t<hum • St>crl'laf) Tahsh Pose\. IIUO!~. 1111rk hard ll• ket•p th~ duh Ol'l!anul'd fflw< th are m:tking tlw fin:ll .trrangenwnts lor the Canm>d food P:UIL

F-tmt RJ\\ Chn ltlphtr Rolr:llm·: • -an\\ tdt• \n!tt htl"\ 1'...::1 lhggm .• t •• ut D nhan V ).UlthLL' an \lad.t'()(\ 1£ 'c ~lar.;h. Chad ~la\"\\t'll \le' ~.L \J.nbn nzham (,r:;. l' G, t n 1l: d Ro\\ B~t.ar.L Ttlr'lt'ck f" tubt•r ar lhpl~ Kn ;t. Faron \ltnd) St)llthul:t. lll':ttht'J' ~noudt·l 1\; tlt> \lllonc \la'tht'\1 ll.mhb:ugcr fo~::th Rcrn \h ' Rotramel 1\t·l ) r~dwr k! e Cordon Omttln htffe A.n -..-" lkckttl Luke Spar~ Ann teete Chri'tt pher \\ebbt'r l.rft \ngd.t \1 11ith lwr r:ul.it '' a1t: g for the It

pra<1ice~ ~rnpt

\\hik

'Lus Thr

Radio l'\t'llt rl'! uirc }' u w rut a -cnpt thr m~ht heforc a toum:mwnt ~ d ha1e It n.-.·\ Ill (()r.lpll'IL' \\ h thl' n \ d:t\ Right \latthe~' ll;m;h h.L •rr ~ wnou lL>41Ut \\bat "· s ~otten mto fell< \\ t!"Jm 1 t•m!wr 1\lltle lordun Per ~ ps hr h.,d \Cf} S'"'d round

PEl 01 ThA\I

ponsor. \lr \anchus ·ident.: . 1\atic \Ialone & \lelb ,, \ .1olandingham , ecretar~ Katie Cordon Tr~asurer. L ~he Co·Pr~

~l~r..b:tll

enjo) pcrlimmng for othrrs! If anS\\ered )C • the !'peccb 1e-am i f()r )OL•' The ~peed1 l'e:1m con 1~t of a group of ~tuden~ th:tt tra\ d around II linob to compete in 1ariou · (\COt Ewn~ range from tratliti(nlll publit peakin" to humurow and dl':lmatic per· Do

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formm~

l pper lt-ft P:;,.l lli~11l~ .ypt>ar to be In hock -'tc plaon!: at flr'>t (lft'l.'l! tt.um.mlt"lt lk does ot appear to 'x· tO( urcd aftt•r a long da\ of rompeiiU< n. l pPt'r ddl lr \ andtw. hares \1•r of wiSdom " thE IJCt'CI' t he trt· final • cu:u:'l gl\ " great

th:U a'wa) hdp their pt'Tforma:Jct lmJlfO\ lpprr n$t: \!climb [\ nchtdJ o~nd Ch;~d \Ia "'ell ha1 a romrr.;auon b..1\1ecn r d Bottom left 1\ri ·un Gnt-dk prt pm her pt'Crll for [ temporancou,. 'Ploa!Jng

J<hiCt'

el on If~ ou

\\ould like to help ) our peers ucceed in :,chool, consider being a peer-tutor. Peer Tuto~:- are ntdent who haH' experti. e in variou subject area' and ,·olunteer the1r time to help other studmts \\ho are ha\ing trouble in a particular ubject. Help is a' ailahle in room 206 hefon.• . chool, fii.l and se\enth hour. and after school

'I h:IH' thl' chann to hl'lp Ill} felJlJII tudtn~ :uul rt>alh make a di!Tt•rentc m the1r 11 • Sanura \limrdi

I rount Rem tltri~Ul' llt~sl') Pctrr Lum fnsha :--tud\1 Robert Ch.mg Chnstll .'h.'-1>• Chadc"i lr.~ t. 1rolt' Uunl.1p. ~t'cond Rn'\\ Bt'I'.tmin. let•lt• S.1r.~1 Burkiu> ll:uudlt• \dkin . 1... .1 \\lut.lkt·r. Rt'>hma l';ltel Kauna Smith Chn,ten rre;1d11a1 Jamie \Ia 1'!-Jt.~ Rm1 La!me \!art. Lil.cl~a\ fi•Jsen. \,tkne ll.tun, . '11h lhplc ~lattht~ F ert) Uanne Carr. -\:' )011 \ld.au!(hhn t..UTir :-.hl'll.lbarger I'< urth Rll\\ Kdl} \ dahs. \lr; Elhs \elsnn '-trpb n Jon Krn Crandall Ke 1 1 BnS\\ell llanll'l Pen1 :anr ~· :':lrcfi. Rn>b:m llt • \le~hm f:un·ll} \nn Slt'de

lldo11 Hr.1ther Mrrcrs udi,;c~ Chemislr} \lith lh( help of scmor Sarah lliple S.trah It \e,; to teach her pt l'l':'l

Top: 1\mand:t Lt\t'. a1 .md .\nme \loc.m <"rack a smt E \\il t· \\OrKJng together m till' Pt~r-unonng rnom Is G('ometn fun'

Jlottorn \m1 . tedt> wnducts .1 I:hem t.r1 stud~ ,c• 'JOn bdore ch•'OI in the peer tutonn~ room . he 1s ,o t:llmted!

llotU>m: ~ophomort·' l.t·}b LebiC'hin and Jot) \latthCI\. inll'~ cl) <tud) fur an lii>C• ming lkalth Tc~t. Peer tuton1~ IS .l gr~.,· \\ 3) to gd l'l\~>lwdl

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\l>ow· R.E. \.C II. me~·hcr. Sar~h D.l\is. ,l;;••:t'llt• \dkins. Ruth ll jam:ll, ,md \rnr :\teell' exprl':i.' th• JO}S of hcing .1 R E.AC.H ptoe '<'l..! 'l''Or Thl c memht.r; t'fil''' hdpmg out the1r fellr w , 3 'mattos in an} w:l\ t t\ ra lkloVI Sl nior Julie Ruckman lmds .l ·houl... er d >Omc helpful .!d\ n ''' a fer O\\ ~1udent Shl' <'Ill<'}~ takmg ht•r time to \hOVI 'omeone that 'hr dt c indeed cart•

R.I:.A.C.H.: Spon~or:

\lr. Higgin

Ready Ear:~ And Carin!-, ·1elp .\re ~ ou a caring p(·r~on \dlO i eager to help other:~ \\ith their problem~? If you are. you ,,·ould he a great peer coutbelor. Jlemhet~· of R.E.A.C.H are alway~ there to help their fell<l\Y rlas:-mate:- \\ith an) problem:- or \\"Or· ties they may encounter. \Yhether it he in or out of school.

Frt nt R!J\1 Julie Ruckma ~arah llm.. \lr. H i;8JllS, :;u,.m Chtlt', J~.st• han'. Ruth El}llllll , 'Ctmd Row \ll'rt>dith \leit•r Damdle >\dkms, Ruqap<lh \luhamm:ul, \ndrt'l Ruck 1\ri.\tin Bro,mmg, lud\ F~nl! lllinl R<''' lknms \l;ttthl'l\,. Karah llergcs. f.onnor Ra,c luL.IO llt'llf} I)Jmh nurkJru \ot p1CUU"ed· kip \mold, ralena M< \I ilion. J.unt·~ Robbin'. k'ha S!."'"n \nn Swelt•

r E.O.P I L. Sponsor

~~

\lilb

Ph) steal L:xplor.ltwn Opportumtte~ Program for E: ccptiona Learner \re ) ou a junior or a scm or who ts i'ltt•rcswd m helping out '' th adaptt\l P.l:. cl.t~~es, \dule ha\ i•tg a ~ood time' This orgamzation ts one th.tt \ ou \IOuld en)O) ~lcm l<'l I a\L to appl) to become accepted \s a nwmbcr 1 ou '' oult as 1 t the pecial education tudenli 111 the adapted PI c:a • the tudenli tme to unprm c .md reline their motor and o ial .kill

I ront Rem

Sponsor: \b

ndrC\\ ~'ale Josh Cvsta

t

h.td Lehman

\till~

Tite member· of the Special Ol)11lpll wam t~.tm '.1r it) athletic kttt·r~ b~

competing again~t :-,penal 01) mpic' athletes !rom all 0\t'r the ~Ute Compditmn O('CUr:- year-wund in ~porb such as ba~ketball home, bo\1hng pm,cr lilting. ,]ding, ~ofthall '>l1eed shating. track. and 1olle) hall. The ,Hhletes compete at are.1 and district wmpetitions. l10pmg to qualif for tlw tlte tournament' b) eaming gold mt•thtb

Front Ro" \latthe11 (f.tr!.md. Lltt•~.l Ctlrhbm . Eric \lcllamt•l '){'fond Ro 1 ~b \hll .

1\l'mn.t I ront Ro" lla\1d ftmsen. JC ~min'\\ Ht'Ckeu

H.ms~n

St>wnd Rm1 Tnm \enOla Ja ,,n. trutz

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lt'l'l'llll

St•LI..man DannUt• \nder,nn ).tmt'\

l .F I.C S:

plt1un>d:

Sponsor· \Is. Kroha Prc~idcnt: Da,id H~msen \Ice Pre~­ ident: Ton) \ enezia & J.tson Strut/.

Secretaf): ic llan,t•n Cnit Four lntemet Connection Sen-

ices \\ ould you like to learn more ahout tlw internt>t? Or do you kncl\\ all ) ou need to kncm' Then join the members of EJ'F \CES, a~ the) help to sen ICe the l nit Four and Cent('nnial homepage~.

Spon. ors:

~Irs.

• udlo\1 & Mr \\II·

liam~

\\ould )OU hkc to help make a dif· ferencc• in the \\orld' That i. 11hat these tudems are doing here at Cen tenm.!. l111s !,lroup supports en\lronmtntal protection agencies hu· manit::ui.m !,loal . and plan~ for imprming Chamraign ·n1e~ donate mom) to help protect tht: ram forest and donate tJme to heir the pt1or in Champaign E'el')one ''ho is interested i ''cleo me'

Fn•nt Rm1 Shrn l'regre Ill. Bradht'rry nm Kennt'dy l"nda And~N•n. 1\.trt:n ·mll' Sandra Coamb:; ~cond Ro\\ Chi) ·tal '>harp. am g J ·n \m.md.t \mold. S11a ·cng'a'J.nh. Kcl11· guy en. \leg; .m Farrdly Ioyce Ktwduer llurd Ro\\ .\lhson llaun, Am a ~teiner, Ltrric Reid. B. n Sk< nJI1<l, \.uel1€ !faun. 1\'lsta I.U'On. J dy fen~. \lr;. SudlO\\. h rth Ro11· Brinda D~ \la\n,, B01 ~,·, janne ~larun Beth lod'•g<'n, Trbha 'It c' i, Cheflf Kt'lffi(•r, jennifer trn.sh} Candace K5l<'r

BlSI\I:SS C\HFI:RS;

Sponsor ~Irs. Seifert .\re you going to lw a :;t•nior \\ho 11ould like to pursue a career in the husine~~ world~ If that que~tion ~Olllltb <tppealing to you, then you ~hould hear 11hat else Business Ca· reers ha~ in store for you. The stu dents in\'Oh cd IliJ.lntain J. stead) job \1 hel'l! thl') earn ;t sJ.lary. \\ ork t'\ · 1wrient'e and credit t<l\1 ard ~rJ.du· ation They go to school half da~ ;tnd then the~ ~o to work.

Front Rm1 \ath.t: Ta}lor. Christopher R.~ldt>lph. ~('cond RO\\" Rian Strater. Jenmfer \\,ttL'- Jeff Deppe \lichelle \bl"bk), Angela \HT} l'hird Ro11 Da\\ n Bar,hnt'\. \ndn'll l'<lt'ele}, \l),~l lla.s:;inl(t'r \licia 'th) Bill) John,o:

H Tl RE PIIYSIU\\S OF hom H•"' \lar).trd R(lg~r; :--arah llud<lus. Clwne lwime~t·r • t·cond Rm1· Todd \tem:um. Fclina Bl) .ult. Samil':l \lir:trefi. Rcshma Patel.

Lt"lk \!at hall. ·nurd Rm\ Dr,.,, Fl<•ming. Je~ 1 \,m (JrL:~'ICn. \Iegan Sdml!ldt·r, \lr Fleming, Julie Ruckman. jrnmfer Gn 'b\'. Krndra C,t·r~tem.

.\~IERIU·

Spotl'!IL ~lr Fleming Pres1deut le~lie .\lar~hall :ccretat') Samint .\lirarcfi llo ) ou ~ee ) our~elf in the mcdtcal field in thl' future? If so. "h) not ~tart earl) <tnd join this cluh. \!embers get a chJnce to learn .tbout different tlt·ld' of medicine through guest spe:tkcrs. and the~ get to go of a field trip to the medical ..;chool at the lm1crsit) of lllinoi. .

'pon: or· M Engclhaupt Pr<.'sident. LJ.ura \\l'tt.iker \ite Pre idem 1\ell) Bos\\el L'l.rctat). arah Ihple frea: trer K.ttt<.' \Ialone Do \O.t wn~ider )Ourself a Rl·publicant \re ) ou just a l onstn au\·e person b) nature? H )Oil think o. tht ·1 jom the )oung Republican. fhe) \\Ork to mJkt• ~tudent~ more .1\\arc of Cln1vlt pol ural t~sue . 1be) also help the '>Chool and the l'Olllmhlllt)

Front Rem l:lura \\llitaKti' hatic· \Ialone .' ond Rm\ B.<.rhara To~'lk. L c Bt th1\t'l1, Krlh Bo~we• \LT<; [

~!ary ·~

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BlrlJOur ..ll'3h lllplc.

~nne

\\ubhotdmg. 11Jrd Rtm Brooke 1khcnor

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Spnn!'Ot" \lr Smith Chairper~on \lelis a \ anhlndingham Junior Chairperson Enn Sayles Secreta~: \it?ghan Gruzca Trca~urer .\ngda. wty Do you con\tder )Ourself a Democrat? If you feel ) ou are, ) ou hould join the chili. They do man) Jcthille throughout the )Car. They tmnhe them eh •s in local c:unp;tigns, the Champaign County )oung Democrats. and man) other cau'e' of tntt~re~t 11w) also tn\lte ~peah.et'S to dismss cunent t~sue:. m the political world. rop Pic.urc Front Rrm Lari,a Sll'3UO. Jenmfc•r Gn•rn, fl. n

Lt'\\15

St>wnd ROI\ Brenda <nnlm. -\ngela \lt'J1', !'ht•n

\~llli.tmson,

\ld.i:·s \anlandmcll.tm Tiurd Rrm Inn &nle, TC5 a< rabb Jason "trL7 \'ldn'\\ Beckett \lr ~mith

Bottom Pktun· Frt>nt Rn\\. ~lert'llllh \Jt'J~r \lt'l_s . \dnl:mdingham. (~ r; \hiler Da\Jd H:msm jat"ob lle1hl. Seet•nd Rtlll ~usan <llOt' jenm Dorse). Rt':'hma P:ud, Lind~) Hanst1l ~hnstt:n frt.'lldl\3) !ud1 Fmg. 1l1ird Ro\\. Bndget Gurtll'f. StaC) \l:~lv,n .. arah Buckms Chn' UJtlcr Brooke \lc\Jurr.l\ \lonira P: :--cr. ~!· snit!J

'\IODEL l .:\: Spon~or:

\lr.

Chambe~

Do you like to . oh c other count ric prohlems? ~lodcl I takt·~ on the tdt•ntit~ of a t'otmtr~. a~~ume-; tt problem , and attempts to ·ohe them At'U\ ities indudc tntn~hng to thl' l nin·r. it) of Illinois, participating in the l ni..-ersitie ~lodcl l nned :\atton Securit) Council \cthin. and tht•} arr planning a trip to '\t'\\ York Cit}.

Front Rou- Mercditl1 \Ieier \lc~ a \ .ull.mdmgham, (,t l'C\ \lc_,l'r Dz\id II.UJ en jan.b Biehl x-cond Rm1 • tt,an Chnt· Je• 1 Dorsey. Resltm.1 Pa I. Lmds3) Ha!l'rn, Chnsten TreuhiJ) Judi !t·n~~. 11urd RO\\. Bngld (;tlrtler UC) "·lll•m Slrah Bucldus. Cluist h r Cut cr. Bron~c \k\l;..rra\. \lc•Lc.l Pllmer, ~lr Chambers

pon or· lr Hw~n Board lcmh rs ( .j HJmwn Juhan HenJ]. Ken) a 0\C•rca t & h:mdrell \\ 1lker.on \re you a male tudent at Cen tenni I? If o 'ou could JOin Brothers, Inc. This orgamzation pref11iered thi )('UJ" at Centenmal TI1e puq>o e of thi duh i to create a upp 1rt ncmork for it:' members Bmther . Inc. is al o imohed in 'arimt chool and community project

Front Rn" '· :n Ue~l'\ kff Rhod . ( Hannon. D;tl.~ utherl :~d. \lr Hi!!g!n.~ Second Row Ktll\J Cherrast Ronme 'o l>ttt \\ ,. ~lrr Durd R•'" \lr HrO\I n. ha,,ndrrll \\ rrs1 n ldns Thompson L1mar John m

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.\ttehtJOll to all ft•male tudcnts: SISter. , Inc. 1. the organizauon for you.

11u female group i. ilwol:wd in man) ~chool and commumt) projects For example, tlus }ear Sisters '' .1s 111\'0h ed 111 .10 IDS pren.•ntion progr:tm and they visiwd ~ome Hi. toric Bla(k Colle••t·-.. Besides the~e acti\itil''-. this group's m:tin goal is tn help and pro' idt· \Uppmt for nm· another.

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pon or· ~lr. )anrhu.. \\ould ~ou enjo) u: ing ) our academic :marene to compete 'nth , reJ chool ~ Think Jbolll becoming Jp,u1 of \\'1 '[ The...e tudents use tl cir knm,ledge in .. unique \\J) h) taking ·ored tt ts on '.uiou ub1ett area: Ilt~ compete ag::un t other lhool from IllmOJ.

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Do )Oil mjO) ~\\im nu:•ets~ \\o\lld you like to help outt If so, then }llU ~hould join the \e'ltenn al Guard 1lw members of thb or~anizatior, help "et up • nd ket•p time at the Centenmal' bo~s' and girb' ''\llll mct'h 111t') .tlso \\Ork hJrd to ket•p team ptrits up. f out Ro11 Kn,ti llolto h.dh l'urgctt. :\ Jdu ll;tlu~a. St'i:ond Rm1. R.tchael GtK>d Erin . earh), ."•lr.th Slate! "turtCIJJI! Anne Coni) 1;ki Tabo:lr!(, ~ldi,,:t llx l11ird Rclll \nne\\ hbulding. Dffan~ \\ev.d, T•.r.t \\l'll.d, Allison Hcniott \I, dt ~trrc .tk Janc:;:,a hlnt•, li.ell) Dunn. romth Roll K.tthkcn (,:cason, llt':lthcr Robmson. Kat 1\ur:unoto, 1\l'\in Ha) ·. Patrick Collir.,, Lt'a P01n·r, ~~~'~ llardt"l •. \mber Evans.

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Sponsor: Mr. Higgins Chairpersoll jud} Feng Secreta•:: Stban Choc Trea,m·er· R• luna Patel If learning about and imttaung a\\~trt~ness of '\.;iJn l'Ulture and heritage imt•rcsts you, then \SI '\ b for you! I"hb group pattidpate~ in dbcn~~ion:-. and student:> exchanges. the~ create cl~·:room pre. ema tions. perfom1 conumnut) ~enkc~, and they do fund rabt't'S.

From Ro11· BP Bangsengdwng. Ro~han Dt"> . Sus.t" OJ<)( Rt">hm~ Patd Jud) Feng. Dt•rt•k Lo, Mary 'lohn . .'t'<'ond R011 Siu Sengs.ti"Stt<h, Ctrb Rt>tramd \til\' II,,_! ngthong, Jenmler Chen. :te1r Gtl<xillm. )ul nmm.t, \lt•l.tku Demb~l<'. Tram \\.trmouth Thrrd Ro11 P;llt) jtwok. Jpmkhi \uzuma li.l'll1 :\gu)t1l, .'pmphor. ~~ •S<>Uianh, ~hlty Feng. llan llu k, Da1ic.l Padua. h'urth Rtl\1 eel Patti, lv'btl Danle). z gtt)en. Liz ll;u!le) Peter 1\ahr>,tl'dt B;trt Skot"l:jl3.

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rRJXQI'. l. SCHOLAR~

Sponsol'!> \Irs. Page & \1~. \l;~,on \\ ould }ou like to gN a head staJt m prcparmg f,Jr <ollege? Then ym ~hould join Plindpal ~rhmar>. ThL' rluh ts tm·ohcd 111 hands on, interacthe cl:ls,room modules oel'!>on· ~ de\ elopnll'nt work~hop>. antdl'mir wmpc tiuon~. cdut"'.nional filled <'X prrirncl' . lfllirge tour~. and a J'b· id('ntial Murmer progr:tm 'I h(' goal of thb club in addition to prepl:mnin~ for coll('ge. b to help ~t.­ dent. ('XlCI in thear r<trccrs for sue llS~!\,. futlii"L'S.

F.-om Ro11 L'UT} ::.argc!lt, Josephine Kllipt'l L Ruqan a." M hamm.td, Susan O&~lal , h.umdrcll \\ li t·rsc n. Quis Ridl:u·dson. D:ulidlt' dkins. ~crond Rem- Klttnna \\adl', \ngt·fa Ale!) Katma Smidt, Rc )'fC 131urtt. Talbb:t Pn~e)'. lltd!:UI\ Britton. \like \\.trd. l11inl Rem Damon Gnoen li.t•tth \Iafont• (Jms flh'TJl<!· C. I. ff.;rmc n, Corwt') \\Jlson, <lrrbtopher lla~is. Mt'l:tku1Jt'1lll'stl', C'hrbtmc \lidde

r.rc • por"•or· \I Krone Pre. tdel't Rcpre-,(•nting Skateboarders: Se:tn \lcDonald l'r~id(•nt Reprt!lenting In-Line Skaters. \lex Cha~~'

K\trune Teams Club no you fet that skaters are ,;e,H·d poorl~? If this b the rasl', then ) ou should jom E T.C. I he members \\Ork to create a blUet· tmage for rollerhladers and skateboarders tn the commm•it) and at • chool. The) arc also tt) ing to get a :.;k, tmg park oprned :-omt'\\ lwre tn the Ch:unp:ugn-l'rbana arc;

Front Roll' \latthe'' Hmhbarger, .\lex (has.'}' Krong Lee Second Ro,,- ll:md oon:UJ, loc Gr<:er, .\dn.m Pan-a P<'ler Ha1dt'l 11tird Rl'" I· :-tt ~nuth. \!arc lrnL \h. Krone. lulia Hen!) Peter • tl'dt \ot Pictured ,\'all \ltDooald Bllt Sk< rup.t \llttltl'll Pirk\, K.u KunlmfJI< • \J..ltlt<'ll' F. ntrty

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Hogan

Do you like to \\Till'? \\ould )OU like to he 1m·oh ed in dub that ''ill help }llll impro' e your creattw \\fitmg skilb? If you answered }e~ to either of tho~r qubtion:.. then )OU hould join the staff of 7he Circle. our liH'l'lll") magazine nte~ hold \\CCkJ} \\OI'kshop. to cnuque each other·~ poem:. and stori s The) are aho re p<JINhle for the publi. lung of a lJtt'ntl") mag;.l7Jne that feawres ~tudents' \\1itings.

Front Ro\\ T11m Shenn:lll, Tvnr Venl'Ija \ndre\1 llerkeu. Jason Strutz. Second Ro\1' Diana \eatrour, llrJa lltird ll.<lll C1m•· ~loon•. E1an L<'\\'b. \I~ IIOj!an.

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- Do you real!) like science? \\ ould you

like to compete in :.cicnce en.'nts? If so, you would reall) enjo) the Science Olymp1cs team They hold more than t\' enty e' enb that an.' L.th related. The team compett·s in a regional compl'· tttion in Fehmaf) .

front Rnw: MkhcUe Gr:md}s, (..;!'<') S111ft ·ll'ah Da11' usan 010e .u.th Hiple.

Chri tina Oak.C) lJn<be1 Hllls<'n. Ullin<' C:ttr. \Irs Sndl"" Tilird Row \ruanda Arnr ld. Krista 1\,oth, \nl\ Oaklc~ .·teph<'n lone·. Pete• K1m, \lr-o EJ11ards, jcnrntcr (inl'b)

BROADC \STERS:

pon or: \lr \andllls Captatn I\ atie \f.tlone & 1\, tnna ~ad!'

\\ ould ~ ou hke ) our ,·mn• to ht> heard around Centt•nnial? If \OU are interested then 'ou ~hould audition for Broadcaster~. Broadcao;t('r~ is an organi1.ation that b in chargt• of mak ing ~ure tlut the dail} bttliNin 1 read e' ef) da~ . o that pt.•ople in tht.' dwol re kept up to datt> on rurn·nt t">cnts ..t Centemu:tl.

I rnnt R'"' \ngl·:.t '' ry Katrm.t \\ adc. Katit• \la!mw Se\ond R•" S.L) t:hance Ch;ul M;l\\wll. \tr Yandlu . \nL l"' 1\c,kett \la,head

Ann.~'llant

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\re you a 'icnior interested in ac· knowledging thP achtC\ emenb of }our peer~? The Scmor of the \lonth Commmec is a•1 organization of fac ulty member'> and seniors, '' ho nom mate st•nior ~tudem:- "ho h..., e ex cl'llt~d 111 rtthet· their academi( athletic or general .,chool actint1c~

\how picture fn>nt Ro11. 't au Ch c. J d} feng.: ·cond Ro" \rgl'1.t 1\\l'l'\,, tan \\dlton.l:hi"~L 1 O:tk!C\ 1\l'll\ ll• ~·weli Sarah Htpll• Titird Ro11 ~Ia . Barhour. \lr Stock, \!r 1\enhow r. \!r \,Lit" • ll. Brookl'Ttcltt•nor llrlow plltun• FrontRrm \lo:nu Palmer \"a1en lfz:.n :;ccund Ro\\ Un~·a) Hansen. Reslun;t Paid. Ruqa\').' \!, tmmad. 'll:tl'\ \\ tltrm Trina \nderson. Thtrd Ro\\ tl'I'C'l t.rJ(xhlln. ftm Kt•nncd\, Dr • ulln .m L.-she ~la~llall .• ·a, '3 ~~ ";ll'('fi 't P1ctured. \A;lO!lor Ras()

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Sponsor· Dr. Sullf\ an \\ ould ) ou like to baw a ~Jy 111 \\ h,u ts going on at Cenu.·nni:tl~ Student \m i Of) i: a gt"ttup of :-llldt:'lll · who adn c the principal of 'ariou~ is~ue affecting the student~. Through this J.dn o~ board the pnncipal is ablt• to gmsp a better undl'rstanding about "hat is going on \\ithin the ~tudent body Front Ro\\ \lontC'.t Palmer. \.ill.'nr H.m; Slxo· d Rn\\ Uncba) Han,rn Rl'<i'"lla Patel Ruqayyah \luhamm.td Stan \\.tlton, Tnlla G•~ld\\ Tim Kcr l1h. llr , ':\311. Lr-.' e \lmhJII Samtra ~lu-are"

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COOPt:R \fl\ E \\ ORK TRAI. ·1 G:

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Stubbins

\re you a . enior who \\Ollld like to e:~m high school credit for "orking? If ) ou do. the Cooper:~th c \\ ork Training program IS for ) ou Thi organization alim\ cnior students to \\Ork during the school day to gain both high chool credit and \\OI'k experience \\IHil' eaming money.

f•om Ro11 Rand\ 'ha\\ \atahe \I,\ Tem rratt'r Latr \ta 'ipurlock • emnd Ro11 Dusun \le}ers \!:u1i J>ucJ(t'!L PllnCJa .\ndel"><lD Tiny h.m Ttnrd Rr,\\ l.llll;K. 8.~ . ::O!Jp \mol , hane Boul'):oi. ·at p1ctured Chn Clemcntme R1tchc Co-.1d \Ia n Herge:; .hanusha Hun!t'r f '· lonl". la.s..m Lerum• n. Ket<nna R\der

ORCIIESTRt\:

Sponsor: ~~r~ Le\\h Do you like music? Can ) ou pia) a stlinged instrument? Then the Centemtial High School Orrhe:-.tra is perfect for you.

front Ro\\ Tt-d fl:tn, Janelle Coan. !i.u'..-11 O\ ...k

The orchestra performs dlfoughout the \ear at concerts and at graduation. 'l11is p;L'it summer they took a trip \\ith the Danville orchestra to Washington D.C. and played at l nion ~ration.

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Do you enjo) lttting the "Pints of ) our da~smates throuoh mlbic? If so. ynu should look into hemming a part of Pep Band. ll1is band prmidl'' mu· sica) entertainment at .111 home hasketb;lll games. Sh.t~ per· rent of the Symphonic and Con(l'rt R.tnds choose to uplilt school spitit h) joining Pep Ibn d.

front Ro" ncl EH•n on Rl'lx:cc.t \ ~ tlarhngen. \!..N n GI''"''IL Cll:td \la\\\CII .. arah tAlhH J''nath:l.ll BliTttl.. ond Rn11 l'anu Diono. jcnn~ \lll (rnnswn. \legm Olfcn<tem. Ann Steele B B<>.trd f,rJrt') llunon, l'l'tt'r Fot-ruch. jared T outh Jlunl Ro\\ ill11d llan~t·n Elulltwth e\ l'atncl.l fh. Liz D 'l'\ ll'OI \,m trnns,cn. Ke• Jack.\on te llanlett U!me R~1d. Adva .trmt'r, fiel11 Jodl"l'll, januc· \larL ndna Kmtc . Lttll'l \\ tlliaJus )· t lien: l'cll'r Ill~ dd, I 1111 t'llt-1,1, \latt KuhJrn,chnudt lourth Ro11 Bndget <.urtlrr ~mbtr Thiele. Danit-Ue Reg,m Grace GJpS<lD \latt If\\ . \uonne ti;Ut•nar Poll~ 1\in!(!>ton Dan [,;aa, on. \l.m ·uti Ilwrc a E\l'r.son, Enn Donahue. fn \It' r1 f1fth Ht.m. :>.1c tlan en. \latt Ftnll\'rtl J.lke C\mrungbam Tim mre Zach fin'\rl'r \Iissa Bmkin Kt>\ln l'ctrnon Kdh \lcl'hett•J . \lan Sohn 1\n I\ ll.mle~ fkathrr RohuN•r. lle-J!Iu:r. hnudt ~~ th Rm1 R~:u1 lack manda Arr<Jld. I.J d~t'\ Re1d. >\Jm O.tkll'~. lo}Cl' Kuedllt•r ~m.tndJ 1.\U:rgard. Stephanw L~ Jnd. Chnstophcr Heller. Am~ ~ hr11 Jim .1d rs. \ndrcot .wbcr. >.nn:t E1an' ja) \l.tb;um • .., Rilc1 1\er,·,tas :\e1·en!II Ro\\ Ruqanah \luhar:unarl. Bra~ Rc~ olck )limc't' j:mciar, "Cot G:Un;Jilt-ll je. 1c:1 'hcrid.m. l<k (oats, Krmberl~ l~ocres. en·m) 11'1 1\~lt• Trt'l!d vay, ~ndrca IA•nsah~ Phil \lurph). \clam 'Ialone, Chris Thorpe. john G.•• ~r Strpb;mir \\lllt<', \1colt' Dunl.tp, Tim Goodl\llll' Se:u1 \l,lf'h Ei!!i th Ro11· Jtblln Heath. \latt Goss, <.harlc' (,:\'1, Jonah Bell.llranck>n \\ md. Am~ Pirllt'. Heidi \'ienlk•rt. fa nUll) Bmz Ehzaheth Pittdkt•ll. P.ml Burk Grt>g L) pk 1, \\ c,Jr, \! 1rhe1d R)an Patrick Paul Og11.tl, Brandi lll'rtel, Bn nt \\ e-ht··g, l'uckl'r Kob1 l'ki Tano Knbh ~like o\t'l\erman. Jude .'chne1der.

SnlPHO~IC B.\~D:

Sponsor: jJr. \\ olfe S) mphonic hand is one of Centennial's concert hands. The) perform at three major concert:-. throuuhout the \ear. . jJemhers from thb hand make up .\larching Band and Pep Band. ~

Front R011 ata' e HughL">. J 'lin llt>a!ll, Rmpn.th \luh:unmad, R)an Gilbot, \!a,on Pi.](,• Kr.su Orzc Chrbtma Oaklc~ Clm.ten Tre.1dl'a} <had Maxwell. Hndget Gunler .· 'Ctlnd Rn11 Tern \\ endtt• nn Stl'ele Ltur:t \\hi tater ~!.Itt fiunert) ).tke l unningh_ , Ti :\orrc. T.uni Diono Dan fsa. on Jolu1 Rogers. D.t\Jd tiJn~m TI1trd Ro11· R~an ~lack 1c ll:ut t'n .. arah FcrtJg, MJnrli StrL tk hm lug don Jolm Kdler. lenn) \ m Gnn,'lt'll Jim. 1dm Jt~Un Sacht'J' Fourth Ro11 (luis CoL · tlc:u'Ier Roh1n-on Enn Scarb;. Kunbt•rh lr<'JCrl.., Junah llcll Ch.<rlt" V.L<.t. \latt (,fJ!o,, J~;' e Bt·rg. jalillce Jaucian Bra~ Remolds Fifth Row \ndrm. idx.T Krist\ D.lllk'}, nll'l1'~a ben on <lui' \\ehber \Ia!') St•hn Peter Hardcl. ll;md Hlllsen

Concctt .\: Front Rt>\\ \fltt 1\tdllt••Nhmidt \llistm HrMotL -\ndre .• 1\n>use ar.th l•>l\\rll. \I. Ft•ntg. len \lcEihn came Ru A<hd 'tuner. lkth lochge•l. Lrctl Johlt\O' ~ec• nd Rt>\1 lll"dndo \\ood, ~h:Ulal -\nder;on KtN\ lfllk \Iicht%• SUI\., Poll~ Kmg,1on. Yll(lllne llah·nar. \latthl'\\ Stift. \it oil \ :m (,Jicsl en, !l.t•lll [Jckson I.U'ah <:nmn. 1\t'lh Dunn, jack e Baltlt1t, \\ilh.tm \ldridgc '!bird R•l\\ MatTt'\ \l;tdison \It gan Olft•nste• • \mher TI·ll'll Elizaht·th \ndrrsm, 1\ruii \tenl.L1 IJz Dante) PatriCia l!o thn~t c lltL'-'e) \[~>.,a Briskin • .'us.u1 llartlrtt. ctOt C.ampbdl. 1\'lsta KJtbtrom l'ourth Ro11 \\tlham l.t'llb, \, ~ .tr.ttton, Am) Oakley J• ~ c 1\m• ltr \manda El tcrlr.ll'd, J:unk Manin. tt·ph~ c l'"'' nd. jrrcm} Hill. 1ck (,>,lis. Lra'!Jla \\oodlr1. K1ic 1 rt>ad\\a1 Fifth Ro" \m~. da Amol . I ira .hendan, Lmd-e1 Rctd. Lrin Dona!-oe, Jcnmfer \\ himngton. II · B<rArd. Chn'lophcr Heller \!Jtt lr111n Jon \leadc Kurt Cinunt>, Kt'lln Pl'lcr;on Kelh \lcPhetcr; .1Xtl1 Rm Gran• lr.~m. D.;,rudle Re~:an Ltur:t \\ tlli.uns ndre:t Con I-nn Dona!.uc ll.tnd Braun. Enc !lay Bra.ndon Bcnl'field (,.<r! l>al) JOt' \\ar.tn}1J113L Om Randolph, 7~Kh lll'l'\\t'l' IJC\:udm ~udll'rland. Chn~tma loll

Sponsor: .\Is. Hofer - Concert Band \ .\lr. \\ olfe - Concert Band B ..oncert Band ,\ and ,oncert Band B are two of the three concert band. at Centennial.

The:,e hand' pedorm at three concerts. The mrmhers of thes(• t\\O hand:- also participate in .\!arching Band and Pep B<tnd.

Concert B: fn•m Ro\\ llri:u1 Kent '" bl'llsun Da11J 'uthcrlan<l Jude · tnctdtr CoM llurton, Tun G<KKI 1ne G <'!;Lipka \ll·nardt> John:;on, jared Trouth. Jonatl'.m Buren • ·cond Rm1 Chri llro\\n, llt>uli \\t'nd• rf T.unm1 Benz Rebecca \,ul Harhngcn. <lll Go ~tt. ll.Ullllll &rt'cn Elbl' Riehll' Uin \IC}l'f' G:.z:tbctl1 Piudkn\\ Paul llurk \\c q \hudt td 1ltird Ro11 HL•athrr xhnudt. Peter Focrt dt, Paul Og11.tl \dJm \I~ Olll' \nn:J l\:m~ (hele.t Rodt t ph.Ullt' "lutt• culL DurdJp \m1 l'irtlt· \nthon} Dl'l't'l'ho. I <mrth Ro11 run .'tone John G.IUml'• \like \~k,•nn.m. BTt'nt \\ cm~Tg Rran P..•:rirk llrandi llrt1t'l, <)Jri, ThoqJt' 1ut ker 1\ob\ I ki D.ml!'l \llut.ikt'f \lc;t;m JtrtJ\ , \m1 Ltmht·n f.lllll 1\ullh:;, R1lt1 K<'rl'Stt'' Ja) \laham1:th.

\ZZ B \ .Jll & II: Sponsor~: ~lr.

\\ olfe - .Ja!.z Band I

\Is. llofer - Jazz Band II

\re ~ ou interested in learning and per· forming jaa music? If so, then ) ou should consider joining Jazz Band. jazz Band 1 rehearses three time~ a week and jazz Band II rehearses mice a \Yeek. Both Jazz Bands perform at the Winter Concert and at the Eastern II· linob l'niwrsit) Jazz FestiYal. jau Band I is abo featured at Spectnun.

Jazz Band 1: l'nmt RrJ\1 lhad \la\Wt'' llr.ld} Rc) o1d~ Dan 1~. cwn. \nthon) Fors: ter ,;trlt'o (.~st \ndrt':t consalus. St>cond R<,\\ julit• Berg. j.. Sidt'~. I( H:lll~t·n jtL~tin " rht'f. Enl' Day Erin !\('arb\. nurd RC,\1 Da\ d Han en. Ti: '•nee jiL~tm llt>ath, \latt Go~s. \latt n" trt) fm :t Rt>ll lien Bl\,tnt R)d Sl.ttk, )t>hn Keller

l:ta Band ha aUmH·d me the oppmtumt} tn c\pcrienre dtff('rl'nt st}'t•, of I'lU~tc, that not t'\'('I'H>ne ha.~ the pri\tlegt' of pJa)ing Chad \I.L\\Wll

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Jazz Band II: rrom Rrm \1c llan t•n , Paul 0~11. Ben Bn- •. jJke c._ ·ngham. "1wrcsa hen on, Carrie Rt•ld t·rond Row \'cnardo J<>hrson Corl\ llurton, \l,tri Fert1g. \dam \hllonr ja} DJmrl llt•Jdi \\cndorr 11urd Rrl\\ \m:mda Estl'rg. rd, \ndrea Krou'c f<'n \lei Erin Donahut· lt1 ., \,m GJinsh·n Fourth Rt>ll ::-t':lll \Iarsh, Jonath. B. :Tt'lt. A .J11my llerl'rbo.•·ar,th Coh1ell. R~an bck

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\ldridge

,\re) ou interested 111 the theater' Do ) ou like to p<·rform on t.1ge or build <>lene11? If your an~mer i )C', then ) ou might be intert>. ted in joining Centennial' very own the'ipian troupe. Thespian" do many thing. throughout the ) car at C.entennial ~md elsewhere The) produce and perfom1 a Fall play Speetnrm, and a Spring musical Thespiano;; work hehind the ~Ct'n<·s '' ith \i itmg perfonner'i and show;. This year they ho~ted the October \11-St:.tte pla) rehear~al The thc'ipians Jl o went to the Illinms Theaterfest in January, which ''as held at the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts.

\bo,e· l.e\be \lo!J'Shall put~ tht• firu,~ •ng toutht: on .1 \\lndn\\ fr;une for tbe 5t'l ol llw 1\'£. • ~'ll:!!.lJU'O!'i llcla l1s .Ul unportant p.1n of l'\t'li ct.

l.l'ft ln. \ .uult'nberg apphes .t ba e , at

of 'lCncn r1r tht• bll p!.1~ secm to bt· t'Ol!.>\ ing hersc: • j)ll'Ce

l•• m Row. liz llupu1s. Sta<')' Vi alton. Fred \re!Jher, Moniquc \loon• \hl!t Fimlt'l1), \nnalllllnc \lal'LC<l(l. K.unna \liadc cond Ro\\ \l:trtin Lrkhardt. Karl \Iiller. \ndn'\\ Beckett Kurt lilrkham ~.tr.l (,orm.m Lt"'lie \Ia ha l K.ltte \! •.on • ~>, kl Dal~g.t Tiurd Ro\\ Ht>:~ther ~houdel \latth~"' HJr;bbarger, Uu,-• :1 H.unilwn. \lt:~!:Ul ~hnl'lrll'l' Eru A.d~dndcr C.ordo. ftlUrth Rill\: Chad Ma \\CU. Iii! Hutd!Nlll. .J:lb D:l\1 . Sita :,•n~:<a,· ,_ \Irs AI·' 'dg<' atalir Hughc. Jusun R.t~had John on Erin \ .ndcnbcrg

Kai 1\u:-amoto Bennett Dc[lC\\ IIJI.m Brct·Zt>. (crrufer rucker Clint • hcffer \latt (,a:-,, 1\ ••:Je Heath. R\:u1 Lark. lu!Jc Baue•.

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GO~PEI.

CHOIR·

:\Irs. \\yatt \re you inter(•sted in unif) ing our ~chool? If so. you :-hould become a member of the Go pel Choir..\n~­ one can join :md ) ou do not ha' e to be a choir member. Thi!' choir rehear~e. in the morning before ~chool begin:-. \laking ib debut at Centennial. the Go~pel Choir':- goal \\as to he in the \frican \merican Talent Sho\\ and Spectnun. 'l11is 01'ganization w:l~ formed to im oln' more students in the choral department. It unifies the school by shm,ing that no matter "·hat race a ·tudent may he. e' eryone can harmonize through the perfonnance of gospel song..

Spon~or:

front Rem Jtff Rhod t J !Iarmon, \b \\\aU, u.an O!(.mJ! \!Jtt t"'bnt Jitus t><bttt. Q · 111<!\ 'irunh. I R••\mnnd &:trdner t:Cond Rem juli.t Do sctt (hi'l't c \\.ull• U,t\\~nna Thom.ts Katnna \\.,de \!Jr:Uld:t Kin!ltf\ Ben f\IC 1 firmd:t tonuu Ht•Jtht•r Curry :hm:il -\ndt'Nill. \lznht~' Pl'lt·n; Thtrd R(J\1 Atdt· Re ende 11.11"·: nuth Jamr~ R()honh. J<'L ·ha \lo~le\. Kurt K1rkh:uu Rud1 \lctonkte L.1to1 o1 \\ 1lhs \It'' a Em t. nneak.t HarriS. SJr. h 0.1!1\cll. l.uu ha L.mTenrt'. \\ ttne\ Poor Fot.::rth Ro\\ \\o' 1c (1-<'t'r J .1 Pctu ·on Cmdl I 'cnutg llerk) Gnffid1 >\)anna ~am sh.mnon \\IJl>lrott, It's 1 so· J.,nelle Coan. Je cplunt' K.tlipeni t.t>cll johnson. F th Ro\\ Kti llr Trl'l1 Cortnq \li, on L.mra \\Jilt .. s rt•:;_,a Crahh. llr.td Pier;on )Ish \\.ted \ale ll.ll.dwoo<l irolt• Dunlop Ion.- lll'l, .l.lq \\ :tlton Umba) G:111hk. ill ·die Reg.t:• Kz.'l ~~ t•r. lif•Jn) llnrrc Tia llrt>\1 1

CO~CERT

CHOIR:

Sponsor: Mr~. \\'yatt If you are intere~ted in singing "ith a large group of other talented. vocalists Concert Choir rna) he the organization for you! It consists of men and women, grades ten through tweh·e, who enjo~ singing.

111roughout the year. Concert Choir, :t.'l \\Cll as the other t\m ad\':mred choir~. pert(nm at the area midd)(• schools.

I nmt R<m ~ha\\n,t t>tt Ruth \IC(onhw, jaml'' \brl \land) ~l.tdt• knmft•r l hen, l:ttoya \\ 1lder. llo. ,. \lnorc llr.u1d) ~rhmitt -\li:;(>n A>kl~ Laura \\JI!iam> Serond Ro\\ Hrad) RcyrJ<Jid Tom ).tcbon. Phillip ll.L\s, ll.tlid <.r.tl Ronrur \!oreland, llrrh) t.ntbth, Grtogjawbs Joe Postu!.t, j:uma Peterson nurd Ro11 hJac Kmght R.tch~el Joh~on, \tdiJ>a l.m~t 1rk \\. h!ngwn. RnnJ.t lle-;.u Tt sa Cr.tbh. ( md) Flt•ming. Trl'lar St:tches Fomth Rt 11 1\mUE l't•m. L:LQLUJta' \\in"leld lazt•nk \\mfield KeU1 l'tt ,cher 1\t·n~hJ \\ illi:un~. Shcn Trt·s;re Lauro~ !:-me">t:td D.tmellc ~nuth Fifth Ro\\ \I.U'cus Ptt' ,rf\1 Con~r) \\ •bon, ~lartm \ndcr>0r \laUhf\1 Rol:liJm,, . an 1\t't'll<' 1\1.'\ln Pn(l(' llr•:uu Zad1a1) II) l.t Remekc S1\th Ro\\ jenmfer 1\r.uner, J:tred I>a11S. Ben t"'\r• } hn Pi~fC} \Irs \\\ l!l, T~o~ Brrm n.

~pon~or:

\lr.. \\) att

Does ~inging '' ith other talented ,,omen in nn ad' anced choir sound interesting? Then ) ou should think about hecoming a part of the \thanced \Xomen's Choir. 111C) sing a ntriet~ of four pa11 challenging music ,\11 inmired think this is a fun and exciting organization. '

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front Row L'tnrru Enck,or Lmdsl~ Gauhle Chrhtmc \\adc. lm:tm \lt1••nke), Shannon \\ook >tt 1\atit• \1 1ers. Shcl11 Landreth, 1\;~} l;r,td) C;tthtnne \ItO') Second Rm1 Lt !!'e' H bt·a tnn) \hllage dr:th .l;~tcr Stunoant. In ha Stt1c J, Chmc Kdmet~r Heather 'houdd 1\rr da Comm. Hc,tthrr ( um ~usan Og\\al )lilt" .1 Shmr llunf R011 \hl! ) Dt'RCL!i, fanun.l Sud>er. \l,ol I' Appt>n.or \dnennc B.mks. \Irs \\Ht' Katn...l \liadt· .h.n1na Scott Beck) Gnffid1 jrnmft•r JChuL!s Founh R•l\ 1kk Tabt·bg. J)J:Ul<' Miller Kan ~· 'rr (Jmc\ Robbin \lir:mda Km~;cn. rara \\ct1el. lnrdan Dnl\\ 't>e SUC) Dt>nh.tn. \ \lo;t•r. Erin \,tnd('n!l<'rJ:

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CIIORCS:

Sponsor: \Irs. \\ yatt

Front Rtl\\ \Irs. \li1a t. r t: \\ , llltUt'\icmz H.lit), \att· llatrl\look, Dm \tc\rdlr lla\ld \lc~rdlc, D:t11d Gr.1~. \len ..•do lohnsc•n. \tchol~' \ndnc l'\1 Kl In hua \\ .trd baac li.nt)lht 1\nan ·t,tnll') ~·cond Ro\\ · L1Qu.1 u. \\ mfidd. Rilt·~ lohn oa. tC\e t'\\THa ~ndrCI' Flenung 1\n toptw 'chtrle}. Qmnl')" Rtce. \latt Hill, llr\ tt K.-kh:un, Datlit•ll'L-gt'tL Carl l.llldl "il1ird Ro" Scan 1\t~ nt· Grl'!!tlf) ,'mc.'l Brad Pit"S(JlJ llusL \\,trd lch Crandall l'.lt"Jck CAll s. \hkt• \\;u·d. att R~ e \dam \l.llt>, e. Luke \letu \'ldrl"' l")ler

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Spon~or:

Dor~

\Irs. \\) .ltt

singing :tnd performing \lith other fl'· intert~t }'OU·~ !fit dol'S, ITI<I~U(' )OU hou)d rotbtdcr joimng \\omen's Chom~. '11tL~ d.t ·~ inrw.tsc~ in :-izc e' Cl] year because of Jtn•putation of ha,ing <I great time! \\'omen\ rhoru~ allm' ~ ~inger:-; to learn musir.tl skJlb ''hill' imprming th(•tr \'Otct•. 11W) perform at choral concerb during thl' war. male

\\'ould ~ ou like to take part in an all male choir that helps you dc,·elop your musical abilit~? If thi. sound!· like something you would enjo), ''hy not tl') \len' Chorus? \\'ith forty gu) s singing in four part hannony, \len's Choru~ is a hig hit at the choral conce11s. TI1is choir is open to all men at Centennial \\ithout an audition.

Flutes Jackie Banlett. T.tmlll) Benz Heather Curt) L1z D.mle1 Enn Don:thuc Bridget Gunlt•t Qui tin .. C,\lln \Utsonlltrnott Brandi Hertel P.llnm llo l.umee Jammn \ndn:a Krouse.

Erin \le}Cl"' \n11 O.lkle1 Megan Offen ll'lll lmd'l') Rt•td EIN' R1l'1Jlr. lleatht'r Robmson. lrul ~Uil\. \ndrt•J .1eher. KJne Slack \mbcr Thctlc I cam1a \\oodle) l<'lll11fer \\ htttmgton Cl.rnnet · lun:Jl \ndt•r.on l.luaheth ndeNm \m.md.l \ronld Laur.t D.trcl.l} • tlh Chance. Kt1 t} ll:ullt') ttolt llunl~p. \nna E1an>. ll1erc .tl:wnson Z~rah C,nffin, at:tli<• llughe<i Chri~ue Hus C) Kcll} jack on Poll1 Kmgston. )O)Ct' 1\uedJlu. Am} lanJben lanuc \lartrn, jen \ltEllin. Phillip \lurpl11 Kfldi umann ht'\tn Pctel'ion !·Iizabeth Pittt'lko". \m) Ptrtlc Chrh Richardwn Jc.,hu R' •t·~ Je-siCa hendan. \nn • tee e d1. Stcmcr \Uchclle Sute>. <.lm I} llc pc.•rgcr. tcoie \ .mGnn" en \tephame \\lute D.c C!.mnets. Gract Gip,on Uam m Green >\.Ito Sa ophone' tm Brcmn. Paull\wk hurt C.1mino. It Coa~ ar.th fcrog. T1m t:o1.1d111nt. \ll~ on Gos ttl. Chn topht•r Heller D.m ha.tt,on \llt~on jone 1\nsu K:trl: trom Ruqa~ahh Muhamm.td D.111d oon:u1 Brad) Rt')Uolds Chtslsl'3 Rtllh. Sha\\n )Im,, \Iandi 'trt·m D \au'llm sudttr'and. lt'ph. It' lml.md, jenm \angnnS\en Brent \\t>mberg. Hc1dt \\cndori Tenor <.;,t.•mphon£ . t:h:trb Gat, John Keller \\{... k·} \hurht'Id P.u~ Og\\.tl, 1\n>ll Orzc <.lms Randolph R1an SIJc.k. J.unt'> Stclt'n> H.tnton<> ~.t.'ioplwnc' S.tr.Jll Colwell ll;m ll:u1man Kelh \!c. Phet('f'> Bnann:1 \\ ,tlden Hom' !au Go ' \I all KuklrtNhnudt. ll.mit'.l \\ hitaJ<t•r L:wra \\ h11akcr Tuba:; ~·nm Lc\lls, )1m J.on don Jared Trou!h Dn1m \lajor.. Ltannt ('.an. T:um l>inno. Chad \Jax11Cll. Chn tl'll TreJ!h, .1

I op pKtun· Ju 1m lle:llh tOIICt'ntratt>s c.>n findin • !lw nght pttch T~ke J deep btuth' llouom PittUrl' Alll~~>ugh !lw Ch:trger. foc.>!hall ~~~ ended up \\liD a lOS> at tlus n1al homecoming game. the \lan·hing Band\\aS .1 lut 1\ith !IJeu· f:lnta:uc displa} ol .\frir:1n ~lu, ic.

• 1rombont>s. \lichael >\ckerman. Brandon Benefield \li' .1 Bri kin. t:ric 0.1). 1c ll:m o>n )LL'tm -.tchcr Jun S1der;. M.tlt Suff B.tntont"'. <\m:111d.1 E_,tcrg:trd. Pctt'r 1\tm. Brian T,!\lt'r Heather Schnudt Trumpt•ts II' .m Bartlett U:r.id Braun. Zach Hrt.'\\er Cort'\ Burton ~ott f.ampbcll K.uen Cnl'i der. Jake ~ningham Carl D.t!) ~!aT) Fertig. \!.Itt Finnert) Pt>ter Folrudt John Guamer. R):111 Gilbert )tonne H.Lien:tr ll:md l!.m n. Puer Ha)del j~tin Heath lerem) Hill \bt h"Aln \lt•~:anjii'O\ec Rilt') li.ereste~ Tucker 1\ob)C ki Tim Lo!tu~ [.L) Mahann.th <\dam Malont' Jonail1:111 \lt>ade Tm1 (ll~e Clni,llna O.lklr} R)an Patrick \l.tS<ln Pike Came Reid jude. hm••dcr. \1:1!) • Ibn Luke Spark>. 'oah tran(ln. Dat1U utlwrl:!nd Cllll' Thorpe li.\lt' rre-.Uhlll} Joe \\ar:Ul)ll\l<il. Chns \\ebbt1' Drum Luu: \\111 \ldndge Jon ll.llTett jon.lh Bell. julc Hcrg \\ 1lham lkrg. Olris t;ollms \ndrea um-alus. -\nthtm} Ht'Cerbo, Kell) Dwm. jnd} ft:ng. Datid Hven. lll'th jocbgcn. 1 cell johruoon, \krando Johnson Hn:tn Kcm, TaZJo 1\ubb:;, Grc~ Ln•ka .• ·:u1 "ar..h. Jonath.m , toltzfu:- Tim tvne rcrn Wcndtc Br:IIldt~n ~ood Hall.

Lint:. Adrienne Banb Sandra v•mh>. Brenda (;(>rum, 'oclle ~en;()n, Catllt'nne Fr.mk. Kim Got•fh. 1\ristt Htll lenmft>r 1\rmwr, Emtlr Lorenc, M;u·c(•) \ladi on babel \lelotu. usau 0!.."'•11. Damellc Regan. Enn a1lrs. Rebecca \m Harlingen. J~nmftr \\att. Laura \\1lliam Kalil' \\ils<lJI

PJCULrc top left The Olarl(.-rs flute !into tn~ to ta~ m step wltilt' reht";!CSillg on the hand practiCt' field Top rillht Trombone pl.ner • icholas Hausen ho\\'li off hi: excellent hon1 .mgle. Bottom Left. Sharial o\nderson 1\0rk., nn turunll her d.trinet fltofort rt>ht':lNal begins Uo } ou CO JOY competition and pcrlormmg in frt)nt of

tr•"'d'' If so. tlwn ~larrhing Bmd j, for ~ou! TI1c \l:u'Ching Clurgcr. performed at four homt• footiYJll game.. aud four m~rdung hand compcuuotb. The tl1t>mo> of th~ years sho\\ is Ct'lltert'il arom1d -\Crit-an mus1c There are I()oj members m the m:trehml: t>.md. The hand staff mclude- \lr. \\olfr. \I Hofer :111d \b Pt'l'I'S

Ah'''' ~Irs. \\\Jtl atcompam< sopl':llw~ ~lt>mque \k1ore .U1d Ltt'l Gtl()((man \\hill' th ~ partictpJte m a ,l'fltonal for H.tllelu)ah Chrm~ Bt lo\\ :hrm rht tr meml><'t'< r.U1d pon~< r dt pia) th.tt the\ t.m t'\prt' themst''le. m otlt<'" 11,1\~ ht':'tdt"« srngmg and d:mung

\hc.l\t' . llltll'\ ranu Dtonc andjtnmfcr T d.t•r tcp to tlw 't•unds < • surfin l A rhe1 gJH' tt then J!l 11l1l'n ertu1.~ ng an .mdiutte llclo" "•ltlr 1eh .t~ " th< popula• medlt'\ 'I .~ nm .1 llrt'alllln .. memhel'l of E.\'jli'CS tons trt' hftLd •nto t.: ,. .tir Tht e sntdcnt lnw Ill om c'

I:XPRJ:SSIO\S:

Sponsor: \Irs. \\ yatt \rt· ) ou intcrc:-tcd in c:xprc:-s·

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through song and Consider hcmg a member of Expressions. TI1is 'ho\\ choir is \CrY actiH' in the com· munit). performing at con· cett:-. nursing home~, restaurant-;, shopping centers and on tele'i~ion. \lcmhers sing a "ide \':llil't) of diftkult mu:-ic. and ha' e a great time rt'hl'aJ-s· ing for up-coming e'en b. dance~

I rout Rm1 \ltdtad . ·C\IIII:lll, lanll Dtorio, Kat 1\ur.tmott~, hd Goodman l..t~.r~n Stephen' 1\t'\ill lf.t)~ Scwnd Hn11 l!.tcht•l 11!1' Km1 tilrkhant, J)a1id c;r<l) 1\:Ute \l.tlt>ne \Jr, \\)alt. I!Jlar) ilrt'Clt' \k>niCJltf' \loon•. \ikki D.tlU~:l. 1\n,ta l'.trnn nun! RO\\ Erik Akxander Trt:l.tr Stacht"' ltwe B.uter .knmfer 1\.ckt·r 1\atie (••rdon. Hustm llanulton llennt·tt nept'\1 Fom1h Ru\\ Sh3\11ldrri' \\ tlkt·rso!l \l.lltllt'l' Harshtlarger. Hen 'tecle, Matt tift Ron1 ,, Moreland. R) .111 !'crt), \Iegan ~htwlder. St:tC) \\.lit on Ldt ~ qn;ting t<1 the ht•at. the show chmr "n·•, a n:r • 11lull' 'ho\linp, tlwJr (;hzrger 'P!I'II h) dressmg m hlue and \\hill' The1r .ttt m.lll} frt'E 'Jlltlb m thts Gprt"''l'l' group. lll•lo11 Members t•f hprtsston jlO'<' at the fimk t>f .1 Ct(md plt':L'mg dann• Ilw1 are the on!) choir that ackb dtoret>gr.tphl to tltt' song' the) 'ing.

\RT CLI B:

::,ponsor· \Is. Gro · ~ \re you a:, pi ring to be ~l great artbt? \re you just int<•n•sted tn art' Regardlcs~ of "hetlwr or not you han• an) artistic abtht). \rt Cluh is perfect for )OU ~rt Club ts im·olved in m.tn) pwjects throughout the )Car The) ha,·e \\Orked hard to decorate the halls of Centennial \dth man} sample · of students· at't'.\ork The \rt Cluh has also worked to paint the halh,a;s so that they n·bte to the depat1mcnt that i. found there.

The) abo hold <Ill At1 Fair l'H't) year \\here students can suhrnit ai1\\0rk to be judged Front Ro11 \latthe\1 II.IT"hh:uger. Andn"' lltXkell Bccu R~1d. OuisUJw Lum l'Cllnd RrJI\ \lend1 !)n<hul:l.

He-Ather. hvude• \hduel Cl.nm kmm ('uri!: Tt:rd Ro\\ L.."herine Frank \Is. Gws' \liLillll (u ter ~ott ~hiler

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. he '' 1\.Utin!! f••r tlw pJ.l,tcr on her f.tce It• dr. 'o ~he ~an t.lkt• 1f off · Hight CJ1rhtine !.urn tN·s a mold 111 ffi;tke .1 pla:.ter nu'k \ft,•r it dnt' ·he \\ill del'oratt' it 11 ith .1 l.lrit•t) of paint'

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Swinging For The Fences Coache Stan Lewis, uccess.

Kyle Herge , and LorThe junior varsity lyn Lo chen tatted off team compiled an imtheir second season as pressive season as well. the var ity baseball Coached by Peter coaching taff with a :\Ieade, the team finfew que tion marks . i hed \\ith a record of Coach Lewis com15- 7. Coach :\lea de mented that ·'we needaid that ·· orne of the ed a few players to step major highlights of the up at key positions." eason were the imHe wa in for a plea provement that were ant urpri e . The made." Coach :\leade Chargers turned in a anticipates another ea on record of 26-10 victoriou ea on behighlighted by a second cause, ·'There' going COn ecutive regional "We had a lot of fun. herybody was friends. and we were to be a lot of talent to championship. Coach successfuL'' -Brian Sanderson fall back on. " Fans Lewi added that he hould expect nothing "hopes we can replace orne sta1ter again short of an another victorious season of ne:\t year and have the arne amount of baseball in 1997.

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R1m \dam :t.opr.

Freshman Ste' e \\ urth manages to find time before the game and begins to enjo) a hot dog

f1N RIM l>ann Truloc~- \athan R)lt'. \lart111 Eckhardt Roh b.ckt·r, john Patton. \\att \\am:n. &ott LU\ ~:wnd Rtf\\ X11tt

Kenn 1>1ace. \\t':'t Chladn). Enc Oa1), Otm DonahO(' 8<.-n Stet-le. llurd Ro" R)all DeRl~. \1t Cartt.·r, Urian Sanderson. \dam

llolmt"'t jll.'ltlll \\ 1llb. jf~h Sum mel. \.nee Dill. \1Ck

Clark. Stl'\e luke, R)an john;on

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\\ard. Stew \\ urth, \IJke \\ard. Tim Bntton Br)Ct' OIJ\f.'H"J, \like Quinlan

TI1e 'ar.it) team get~ pumped up hdore a hi!( game. Tile) IXl>ted a season record of 26-10

[ric Dal) focu>e. on the mound Heads up hatter! Eric "a> the team's numher :1 pitcher.

\\ es Chladne) gi\l'> \d,tm Clark some \\Ord.> of encour<tgement before taking the field \dam and \\ es "ere four junior starterl> on tht• team.

John Ree'e> \\Onder. ho" much longer he can >tand like thb. Huff) up. and pitch the ball!

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Da,·id Balle" t~m·t "a it for hi> turn to hat D<l\ id "·~>one of the team leader. for the junior' ar.tt)

When hatting Chris Donahoe ><l)s. "I look for a pitch in the zone that I can driq• some\\ here ..

The ''Right'' Field achieve their winning The 1996 Centennial Varsity Women' record. He and the oftball team had a player are looking forfanta tic season, repreward to the 1997 eaented by their 22-13 son with nine returning record. Led by the starter . team 's only senior, The Junior Varsity tephanie Hamilton , quad al o had an exthe Charger acceptional year. Third compli hed orne mayear coach, Chuck jor goal . Fir t, was a Clutt , guided a young come from behind win team to many imover their rival, Ranprovement and a toul. ew dugout higher level of play. marked another goal The team concluded accompli hed in 1996. the ea on with a 19-9 Fundrai ing efforts "The high point in our sea; 11 was \\hen we beat Rantoul. record, shining in the That was a game eYeryone wanted to \\in." -Reed E1¡ans from the 100 inning second half of the seagame , help from son. Pleased \\~th this friends , familie , and pon or made the year's results, player and coache look field improvement reality. Third year forward to the number of player reCoach Terry Workman commented that the turning for upcoming ea on. In 199 team practiced and played hard thi year to experience \\ill be on the Charger ' side.

First RO\\ teph:ome H:l!Tlilton, C.roline \loiter, Undse) Ha!ben. San Gom~an. jenm \1er<uemer Semnd R"" \lel!SSa Glerum.

1\n:.tin Bolton. Lon Reu, Reed E"ans. Alid:o Boudre:ou Thud R"" Coach Rob B1ehl. Coach Ste\e ll:llloch. Jill \lilberg, S.U) lleffern111. jenn) Kenyon. Case) Hendncks. Coach Terr) \l orkm111

Caroline \toller thrO\\S the ball in from left field Caroline was a ke) player for the Yarsit) squad

First Rm' Shell) Landn>th, 1\aue \loure. Emily llombed.. janue \lartin, Serena Schlake. \hchelle Outl't. Second Rtm jenny Herner. Rachel II ill, Shannon 01n tensen. )O)CC Kuechler. He:other Br.~dham , Tiff:lll) Gehrke. Thud Rm Coach Chuck Outt.>. ~nn Steele, jenny lhllage. Cou11ney \larkham ,janelle ~ckennan -\nne Con'). Leah Goldherg, Rehecca Ito .. Coach Bob B~t-hl

P1tdwr .1111 \\ librr~ demon· stratl's Jll'rfl'ct technique 11hlil' ll<lr111lll~ up before thl' ~anll'

Janelle \ckerman 11atches the hall as 'he nail\ the nmner at 1nd. It 11as one of the man) timl's \ckerman caught someone trym~ to steal. \lelis-.1 Glenm1 com· pkll•s the perfl•ct thrm1 to Ist The star 1nd haseman had a 91 - , firldin~ Jll'rcenta)\l'. the third hi~hl">t on the team.

, ;tm Gonnan. \licia Houdreau. ;md jenm lwn) on sho11 hem much the) enjo) compelln)\.

I'uming to11ard .1rd. Serena Schlake looks to find the hall. Schlake\ speed 11as an •L"et for the team.

Rebecca \loss le;tps in the air to makl• the catch It 11 as one of man) line dr11 es the 5rd h;t>eman fan·d dunng the sea>on

Right On Track Entering his Phillips alone had a 1Oth season as 2nd in the 100 high Centennial \\'omhurdles, a --ith in the en ·s track Coach , 300 low hurdles. and a Greg \\alter · had 3rd in the triple jump. high hope · for hi Danielle Jordan came team. The leaderup \\ith a --ith in the ship of seniors shot while the relay Candy Phillips, team of Angie Avery.

Danielle Jordan, Sharlene JlcDonald, and Kei ha DunJamillah Bowman and lap and a talented Amy Lorenc finished youno relay team --ith in both the --!00 • tl • we r e k e y e 1eand 800 meter relays. ments in the The 1997 team will Chargers' outhave a tough act to fol·tanding season. low, but Coach Walters Highlights includi confident that his ed three-peats at team \\ill be up to the the Big 12 Cham- "Team unit~ and >upport fo r each other highlighted the Challenge. ~'ith 7 repionship and the track 'ea>on" turning all-staters and ectional meets what Coach Walter re pectively and calls. "the most talentan eighth place finish at tate. The ed fre hman class I've e\·er seen," CenCharger. ent a whopping 21 state tennial Women's track ha no where to qualifier to the state meet and came go but , traight to the top . out \\ith many top five finishers. Candy

Coach Greg \ralter:-. puL' in lurd \\ork hefore the big meet Pulling in the stat1ing hlocb is just one of manl preparations.

FtN R'"' \I J.I) h.·rt1~ )t•:nmft·r <llt1l .Sharltnt• \lcDcmaJd Tomu lhnnu. 1\JNtn \\ all\er Liz lltntnn. Jlaulannt.> \\ J..II\t:r \n~u.• \\t'~ Ruth U-.Jama.l Hrt"llna \\ t'hh. Stt:cmd RcJ\\ Snm Jlhnn St1l!o!'\CIU\anh. \ tCtlle l.J Hrt"C(jUl'. \m~ Lc•r1:nc K.n..,ta 1\arhtrom. Sanh lk~t'l" . .lt."nmfer SU.'\t'll' Sttph:~mt· l>umnuu. ]l'llll~ DoN-\ Sara Su:tnm:~n \hchdlt't' \\'hilt', Coach 1\un 11J'-:t' llmd R"'' Juht: Ruckman ..ll..."ct Stwndan. Terri \\t:·ndte, Bntta Ennen, Jt·nn irt'r \ an).tnll•·•'t'll. Su.•pha1tJt' llt>dnngton. ChnMma G\\11\. Gr.tce Gl{l'>Oil j:J.millah 8<1\\lll;UI. O:.~mdlt' R4..-·t::an Fourth Ro\\ Coach Oarn:n lt't' Coach Stuu \ nwtio. t\m 13ni\\HIIl).t. 1\t•J.,ha Dun lap. \ nglt' ll atfield. DanH.·IIe Jordan. G1a Lt"'i~. SarJh Jilplt•, CJnd) Plulh~. lkJther \l tH'f'. Coach Grt1\ \\ Jltt·l'o

Steplunie lledringtnn and

l~renna

\\ ehh get in some lil>t minute <ldiustmenb on their e\change before the hig meet

l'reshrnan \ngit.' Hatfield turns up the intensit) as she ne<trs the finish line.

Senior Cand) Phillips e\tends her lead in the 300 meter hurdles Cand) qualified for state 111 hoth the I00 and 500 meter hurdles.

\ngie \ngie

jamillah Bomnan le,tps o'er the hurdle and thinb of nothing hut \\innmg the race e\enb her freshman season

Tilt~

\WI")

hlo\\s a"al the competition

'"L' a ke) pan of hoth reht)'

hurdles \\as one of jamillah's hest

Damelle jordan use. her strength to hea' e the shot put Danielle jordan \1<1> one of the best at shot put and discu;. in the areJ

Men's Track and Field Goes the Distance The Centennial three sprint e' ents. Brian ~len ·s track and Beyers placed fourth in field team came the 300 meter intermeinto the 1996 seadiate hurdles. In addison \\ith high tion. the 4\400 meter rehopes . The team Ia) finished in si'\th returned a Yery talplace, and the 4xl00 meented group of athter relay finished eighth. letes. and \ras eYiCo a c h P o rt e r d edent as the) made scribed this team as hm·their \\·ay through ing ··yery strong sprints the ·ea on \\ith an \\ith up-and-coming dise:--cellent record . tance runners ." Although The Chargers lost the team is losing "two the Big 12 Confersuper athletes" in jason ence meet by one Callmray and Beyers to point. , econd-year the U of I, Porter counts head coach Clinton "The high point of our ' ea,on " ·'' fi ni , hi n~ 1nd in the BiR on younger runners such meet. Li en th ou~h 11 e dtdn't \11 11. lit' \\ ere onl) 1nd h) Porter pointed out a11point as Quincy \X ashington. and ga,·e it our all ·· Jake Dot-se) that the sprinters "who should be domiperformed very welL and he added that nant ... as \rell as distance runner Eric BrowStuart \\ alker·. strong shot put perfor- ning. who \ras running \'ery \\·ell during the mance and placing a runner in the 800 Cross-Country season. He also hopes that the meters \\·ere very helpful to the team. good Freshman team \rill continue to progIn the tate meet, the Charger placed re.s.

Senior Tim Booth doe> h" hl"t to catch l rtJana't. rela) team. Tim ran third on a \ et) successful rela) team.

EN R1m Cflach (lmum i)Prtt'f C:oath U1lt:'man Carmdme, \latt Uarhtt' Phil O~l.,lr.l, Brian Rogt·r.-.. Chn' lla)dt'l. John l':ief0 Seth U-jJmal, \hie-. joh1Nm. Qumq \\ ~h 1n~UJn. \tau hirbanks. Brian Beytr-.. \nthon~ fm..;h lt'r. Ju.,I.Jn \telvin. Randy GOI'Mh\111 , \hli.t BnM..'rt.'ll. <.ariO;ll~. jakt• l>oN1 S<."lood RH" Stt"\\ \\alker, Re1d \ curd. \nd) \\hlllurd. <Jmt Sm1th. \K llan.\t'll. 1\~le l'l'ttr.... R~an Sian.. Trt."\nrOln,ten-.en, Todd \u:mann. E.nc Bm"1un~. Eric Suchon~ki. SUf'RtiO \\ alktr. john Ro~t~. Dtnm.., \latth<."''· Gre~jacol~. \tau St:ht"n'. Stt'\t' (f("~m. \11ah Stratum. St<."\l' \\ tnfltld.

&11

GauJt. Rand~ \\ Jikt:r \t.·nkatt"'h Sudha~han. Clr.1ch LhU.·r \\ ~hmgtc'n

Chris Da1 is C\tt•nds after letting go of the shot. llrian Rogers . 11 !10 con· n·ntrates on his thrcm . joined Chris Da1is as part of an unprm cd Charger shot put group.

Den111s \lattht'\IS watches closely as Tre1 or Chris· tensen e\plodes out of the blocks. !loth sophomores 11ere working on their relays during prac· tice.

Ben Gault focuses on the finish line as he prepares for a race. Gault said he tries head and concentrate on the race when waiting for the start.

to

clear his

Senior Brian Beyers passes a runner during the ~ , ~oo meter reht}. Beyers finished ~th in tlte :)00 meter intermediate hurdles at the state track meet.

Eric Bromting he;tds for the straightaway during a lap of tlte 1600 meter run.

Browning said he concentrates on his efficiency while running distance e1 ent>.

\latt Barbee bends 01er the bar during tlw high

jump<~> ~nthony

Forshier watches his form closely

Just Kickin' It The inaugural racked up a total of ·eason of Womfive goals in one en's soccer wa game. The team gradkicked off with a uates Tara Southcomgreat shot. Fifty be and Amy Sieber, two girls, inbut both Coach Bill cluding both varDeJarnette and As i ity and junior tant Andrew Porter varsity, were are optimistic for the member of the future. ~1ost of the newly offered var ity team will reCentennial turn , and a quality pOlt. junior varsity i ready "The girl to contribute. Player really came tohave their sights set e t h e r a S a "Tite highlight Of ITI) season \\as being able tO beat l rbana g on the 1997 season. and tie Central" -Susan Choe team," says A Women's occer si tant Coach Andrew Porter. "The eem to have earned a pot as a unity of the team helped us defeat Charger sp01t and a place in the hea1t formidable teams like Grbana. '' of the fans.

The top goal corer for the varsity team was " atalie Kuzian. " atalie

FiN Ro" Enn St>arb~. Kim Goert":~ Tn~. R~hma Patel.j~ Fen~ llurd llff.an) \\t.·unort> \alene lbun. Ruth lind.\t ~ Pt1t1"fK1. \IJ.lba lft'drtngtun.

St'Cond RtM \JL,.nn llemuu. Sti!C) \\-alton. t..ru.un Pit."t.-rte Tua Southmm~, Stephantt· Rn" \lt~an ff•n... mln. \ndn.>a 'tt--hl:·r \It an \laa.la~lt-r Elena ctuappintlb. L~11d..-.e~ ~-•l'ht-r. \tc(Jmkle fnunh Ru" Coach 'ndn"" Puner Bt'th ham.·r ju:~U•W Gnilh. \atalie 1\UZJan. \atL,ha lil'drln~tnn. \m~ S(-Jh(•r, Cuuh Btll Dt·jamt1tt"

Lauren Ericbon tries to kick the ball a.'> far dm'n field a.' possible

fiN Ru\\ lk>tham \dkm~. 1\ell~ Dunn St"t.ond RCI'-' 1\ell~ \~~en. Leanna \\ood.lt.!. 1\athleen GleJ..••on. Tm.ha \tuc.ki, Ft·lloa Or. ant. \ikk1 8h'O(·U. Sandt2 Coamlh 11urd Rem S1U Sen~'-fAA:mh Jeniftr \lcfllin . .\ndn.".t ~.mu._-.e, Sarah Cran . .wn. \lll'\(111 ll aun \lt'h a Fa..rfitld, lmlba) \lit.,_ Kt.'ll~ \a<Lth.., Fnurth Rfm Coach 811J Dt:Jtmt.'f.te. l.aun.-n [nc:l..,on. \l~,..,a lla..,,•n~t'r, \ll·f.:ho~.n Spm_-... -\mm<b E.'tt:~ard. \Iandi Strzl...,a~. Ti)a Thf,nt[NIO, 1\mtan Burton. Coach .\ndn'Y. Punt."r

\\ l1at\ goinR on' Traci Stucki \\onde!'>.

a~

\lt'ii>'>a F;urfield pracuce' her JUggling.

Lind.'el PeWNm mm l'> to m•tke a pa" to her teamm;ttl'. Lm<be) pht) ed 'at.., it) a~ a 'ophomore

Kathleen Gle<Nln demmbtrate' some of the drihhling skilb that made Centenmal un,toppahle

Junior .'tacl \\alton jump' for jn) . and I.m, cheer a' ;t go.tl " scort1.l h) the Centenmal

.'ophomore Ltnd,e\ .'ieher 'eb up to mo\e the hall dm' n field \team\ hile her team· matt» mo' e into a defen'i' e posttion

Su>an Bartlett practice' her tlml\\ m' for per· fection in tl1e game. TI1i' i'> one of the more difficult . occer skilb to per· feet.

Char~ef\

Serving up Another Great Year The 1996 De Reu s, David Centennial Haynes, Chris Laz, Jick Tudo , Kyle Jlen 's Tennis team finished Oldham, and Matt the year "ith a Sadilek. The team 5-6 record. All motto this year 6 var ity play"Don't Ever Give er, , including Up," served them # 1 Kevin DeRwell against a deep eus , returned talent pool of Big this year to 12 opponents. The create a coheCharger netted sive group. "'in again t RanCoach Gary toul, Ei enhower, Day described Charleston , and the tean1 aS a '"llw h1gh pmnt of the season \las ph1cing ,wll at Big 11 ... - Paris. With -± of 1),1, id IIJ)nes '' det rmined the top 6 players hard working' graduating, Coach group that worked and played Day is excited to see who will w 11 together.·· The 9 varsity ·'st p up and take the rein of the letter "inner include Garrett team. '' Bowhall, Brian Clark, Kevin

_lun1or Roshan Desai h1b the ball in hopes of scoring the game \\innmg (Xlint

FIN Rm~ RuN:n Chan~. (]m.., \\t:llher, Bl\"nt l'annn. Um... !-ihmt:r Pt'U:r 1\lm , Jt:fT\anllarluu:~t·n. \lilt\ h·nA. Jnn Stuy,t.··:-,ant St:"tnnd Rm' \J.har \h. \latt SadJld., Bart Sknrutu. ld \\ hitfnrtl. \dam Bo,kt.·~ Rn . . han Ot.-.JL John \lanm. Chm. L11. Phill 1p \lurpll\ Tlurd Ru" h.t.>\111 nt:Rt·u..... (,am.·u &'"hall. \1t.k \udn, Bnan CiaO... 1\\)e Oldham. [}.t\Jd lla~nt Co;uh (ia~ OJ)

~1ie

Oidium hack-pedab

to

hit a lob o1er his opponent\ to the lint•-up phl) in).\ m the

h~ad. TI1e junior <ldded depth .-(>

1.1r-it) sin!(il'> pw.ition .

ll'ff \anllarlin~en 11a1b for his panner to ser>e so he can mme in to 10llt·) Th" ll<ls the jumor's fiN ) ear on the \len\ l'enms Team

\ ick :\ udo !(eLs full e\tension on his ser> t•- an a st·t th<lt helped hun \\Ill man) match~.» . \ick fimshed his senior campai~n one match sh) of qualif) m~ for the state sin!(les tournament.

\latt ,'adilek <lll\JOusil <1\\ .lib the ser> e so ht• can smash it thl\1 n the line for a 11 im;er ll1h 'ar>it) letter 11 Inlier 11111 <ldd e\penence to the I99- squad

Brian Clark concentratt» on the ball a> he 11ind.s up to hu a forehand cr<hs cou11 Brian and \ick \udo found a lot of succt»s at the number t\\o doubles position

Oa1 id Ha) nes. ~l" in OeReus. and Bri•m Chlrk intent!) 11atch a~ a fellcl\\ teammate 11ins a match.

Garrett B<l\1 hall contemplates his nc\t shot- 11ill it be a forehand or a backhand?

,John .'adilrk co1er- the line for his oppnnent's return.

Another Winning Season Th e 1996 Cenfinals . The Lx players tennial Women 's \'arincluded 'icole Grisity Tenni team finglione, Keri Crandall, i bed the year \\ith an Shannon Christensen, incredible 8-1 dual Mika Crass, Elizabeth meet record, includPittelkow, and Amaning 9-0 victorie over da ~ovak. Due to an Crbana, Danville, Steearly , eason injury, phen Decatur, and number one player Downer Grove Kindal Shore did not South. The only lo have the opportunity wa 3-2 to this year' to participate. â&#x20AC;˘ ot State Champion only did the Chargers from Aurora We t. have a succe sful time The tenni team al o "TI1e highlight of the season "as getting our a\\esome on the court, but off won 5 of the 6 in- uniforms" -\l al) Sohn the court as well. " It vitational they enwa great the way the tered. The Chargers capped off a super team got along so well. I think we all season with wins at The Big 12 Con- had a lot of fun this year,"was junior ference Tournament and Sectionals. For Melissa Schenk's re ponse to the year. only the econd time in school hist01y, Four of six varstiy players retire their Centennial played it elf in the finals of racquets at Centennial, but an imsectionals earning both a first and second pressive 15 player will charge on. in both single and doubles as '''eli as advancing all six players to the state

\lika Crass stare> do\111 her opponent before she '>en es to start the point.

First Row: Rachel Hill. . arah \\ eber, \l al) Sohn, Kri'>ten Blaschek, Samantha Xu. Second R011: Lauren Erickson. Stephanie Benner, Royce Bluitt, El izabeth Andresen, jamillah B0111mm, ) O) \\ aranl1111 at.

Third Row: Kindal Shores, Coach Yuri Sohn. Amanda 'lovak. Elizabeth Pittelk011 . Keri Crandall. ~icole Griglione. \lelissa Schenk, Coach Bill Carson, Shannon Christensen, \l anager Da1id Haynes, \lika

eras

\ll'li"a ~henk and \manda \m a~ smile after their at numher Centennial h1' itational.

~

doubles

dunn~

the

'

Freshman Elizaheth Pittelko\\ patiently \\ail' for her opponent to sene

Shannon Christensen reach<" up for a \Olley dunng her "'trm-up.

During a changeo,er IJet\\l'l'll gamts. Coad1 CaNHl gh<" good ;td,ice on lw\\ to \\ill .

TI1e Junior \arsity ha'

Senior 1\eri Crandall loob up as 'he geb ready to ace lll'r oppolll'nt

'0llll'thin~ to

'millâ&#x20AC;˘ ahout after coming in 2nd at the CL,l') lmttattunal.

The \,u-,it) team lines up for a picture ;tfll'r \\inning the ectionaltitle in

C~>ey-\\estfield

Tackling The Opposition The Charger. footing shootout. That ball season was full of score broke the up's and do"11 · . Unstate record for the der third year Coach most points in one Craig Bundy the vargame. For the first sity fini hed \\·ith five time ever there was victories and four a high school footlos. e . Even though ball game played at they failed to reach :\lemorial Stadium. the playoffs for the Centennial lost the fir t time in three game, but it was year . the Charger definitely a night showed orne igns of both the players brilliance. The deand fans will never llllll"''' tht• team continued to p!J) "' a umt fen e had two shut- Jnd\ll~·k afttrforllt't'k de'p1teRohert forget. The CharLong outs. one against Degers will return catur ~IacArthur and one against three players who were named to the All Decatur Eisenhower. The highlight of Big 1\\'elve Team. Combined with a 9-0 the season came at Danville where ]\' record, the 199 squad will try and Centennial won a 66 to 50 high scor- return Centennial to the playoffs. ~lriH'

\Ut't't:~"-"

fiN RtM Bnanllan-.on. \hch.atl Cumun~am. Dt·n· U~ TX:md. 8n•\\n. <linton 1\cMalt~. \nthom f"ul"\hit>r. Rnan ·andtr•.on. \1Chfd0l.' \ndf'"ll'lt>\\ k.J ~"t:nnd Rm' Lt·'IJt' \ll'tln ..lt-n·m~ llunt. J)u,tm llanultnn. Jn... huil Sllmnk'l, \ndrt"' \\1ld. St:th \dkul' Jamt lA•~1on. Trl'\or ()lri,tt'IN'fl lltird Ru" Coach Cr.ug Uund' (.uach \larl-. (rt..:~m. (~,ach 1\t.-ntllc•lh... \lt:r Jton:m~ llam.' \l~r \I;U\: \lt'dt·an'. <.uacb PNt·r \lt-adt Cnach Ol.IJTW' Bo~d Grt1t Hit~IIIJ;:t·r fnunh Rcw. _laulh Cioldht•rJt. lk·n: t.· nuth Ryan \It \ciJh (J-d) Snuth. Qmnq \\a.•.lun~tnn. lk-ntarmn Sttdt•. lkrd.. l)om~au. P01tnc.~ RotN' hfth Rm., ~nUt· Snulh. Paul Gt.·hdt.· Du.,un \\;ud. jt·rt·m \\hilt.' J>t-mut.'ll• Ll. 'lltr lkn <•<~ult. Todd (.Jrbun. Chn' O•llm'. Pt·tt.·r llt·rht·r Sl\th Ro" S(oU Zt.·hr lm DJI~ \hth2d liu...._., <lm,U•pht•r J>unJ.hne U:t\ld Llmlx-rt. J;~mt." Rt·id. Rc.tlt·rt Umg. Juhn Rt't.'\l"

1

Sophomore place kicker Scott Holme' hegin' the game h) kicking off to the oppo,ition

FrN ReM Chmtuptwr Fuf\hu:-r Bn:tn Ellt.'r ~t.·rth \IJ.kllll'. Hnan \\hrlt' \hC'had Grttn. Ju.,tm \\JJL, St.·rorJd Ro" \uJh Str-auun. \alh:.n R\lt• \ll"hoJa.. \ndut.'tt.~ k.i \ml't'nl Drll. \l:.~ttht~ St.ilt.,1,. Damt.'l Smuh llurd RcJ\\ Bnan ~~ .... ~\It• hnn Cnarh \IJJ'\.

Cn:.u:h (in-g Fllll'klll~t·r, \hl'hJd nrot·n·n. BnJ.n \\hm· F'c~nh RO\\ ('hnlelll llll'\~l\'o(lll. ~."lilt llulml.... O.•llUilllJHt' (.n•-k Brandon \\rMJd. Jt,..h Sumnwl Wdre Brandt. nan llumt>udJr hhh RcJ\\ \lanm \•Kit·N•n. linan Rc•~t·r.. Qrunq Ru.:t•. R\Jil lhckmm. lk,1 U~Jnt PJ.t Collnh. J)u,un \\ard

(;eM~ Ill

The

Char~e"'

defense line; up JRaitN CentrJI

\\illis. the top tu>her for the .1\ >quad. does his hl">t to a'oid an oncoming defense

Jt~>tin

:ll

\lemorial ."tadium for the homecoming

~ame .

.Jerem) Hunt JUmp' 111 e\citement \\nile score an l'\CIUnl( touchdo\111

\\atchin~

the offen'e

Junior quarterhack John Ree'e' drops hack after the ;nap to hand off to an :mallllll( nmnmg hack .

FiN Rt1\\ Turhan Pdwc:k. Robc..·n t'n-dt:rick. l.Jnct' Bumharn. Jadt·n ~al"'tb. Br.mdun Tudl. (irt'~O~ O.a'1'. \IJUht"' SUu." TrJ\ h llanulton. \•lhola..' \k()uffet'. Jdfrl') \Inure..• St.·m1ld Rm' Kurt l~t·rn.• . ZathJr, Chap111 . • ' 11 Farrar \\ 1lham Sunmotb l:.nr

lkftrnun. \la"hall

\lard , ~"""

llnnlhul'klr. Chn.,tupht~ Thnljl<' lltrrk Lrmn•m. S.·uu Tl'IJ"hrr. llunl

Rn~

()tJl·h Ran,trd

Ur.~ch ll~:i]t."'. (hn,topht·r Cartt·r, Lnc Patnd•. Stt-phen l:.tttr, Tmt \mold. 81\'tt 1\•rkharn. Jdfn.·~ Rhndt". \I;Utht"' Rt~,:htnn \1~ tl111.\ Bt.btl'lltr. Cuach .Jordan founh Ru" Jut•! ~l'lter R~an I).Jtrick. \Khnl;b lh.·nthnm Sha\\11 Cn"". \hchal'l \ckt:mr.rn.

1\~le 1\urJ...'-CI.... R)an \hlden. I>amd P.Jt:t'l). \ndrt."\\ llhperger, J}Jrud Foutrh. \ndrt>\\ carl .... ln Ftfih Ru\\ \\1lham \lnnne~. 8lalt.e fk'(ker CrJiA StaH rd. ]t.·rahm) \lcxlre. jamMi Cumpton. l},ulit'l \k \rdJe, SlrJ\\11 \lrPhenm. Brett Fn~NJO D:uud 8arlmt1t>r LuJ..e \lt'lt'l' St\Jth Ru" Gn~o~ l)ph.:a. \llrhad <lllt. jacob l.t-o\ ....ukr. Rt.'RJna.ld llod~e-.. Bnan Dal~ , Jonathan \lt.-ade Carl~.

R\an \\1ld. \\liliam \ldn~t'. Kt."\m \;~ltnllnt' , j41'hua Stoll

, tandout recei\ er Jacoh Goldherg gel> up off the ~mund :tfter a ~reat catch that jtt>t c-.mte up short of the end zone

Reaching for the Goals The 1996 Yarsity good thoughts about Volleyball team had this year's team , three goals this sea\Vhich included Illison; they lived up to nois Volleyball reall three. They were cruit Lydia Ferto become conferguson. The team ence champs , lived up to all of the accomplished. Win high expectations regional , accomheld for them at the plished. Keep losses beginning of the to five and under, season. Junior Varaccomplished. The "The highlight of season as heating Rantoul for the sity and Freshman girl fini hed the 1nd time and 11inning the Rantoullmitational. " -Kathr)n teamS alSO have Koch season with the best high expectations varsity volleyball record ever at Cen- for the future. They worked very tennial, 29-5. Under 2nd year Coach hard this season to come a long Emerson Salonga, the Charger won way. Everyone is looking forward to the Rantoul Tournament, Charger having the talented younger girls Invitational, and 1acomb Tourna- moving up to the varsity level. ment. Salonga expressed nothing but Ill)

\1

First Row: Bridget Gurtler, Leah Goldberg. Stephanie Dummitt. Kathrrn Koch , Serena Schlake.

Amy Bennett. Danielle Adkins. Second Row: Coach Emerson Salonga, Kathleen \lcCowen. \lelissa Cheek. Trena Fish. Lydia Ferguson. C.1sey Hendricks. Paula Schurter, \lanager Kell) Bosâ&#x20AC;˘,ell.

Becky \\'alle sets the perfect ball for Liz Danle) to kill.

First Row: \lolly DeReus. Loan 1\guyen. Second Row: :-.atalie Gittings. Hannah Goldberg, 1\icole Frick. Terri \\"endte, jamey Robbins. Lindse) Reid, \lelissa johnson. Third Row: Coach Emerson Salonga. jennifer \lillage, Sara Gustafson. Keidi \iemann. jeanna Schuninske, Rebecca \loss.

Coach Ann Haggert)

Bridget Gurtler completes the perfect pa" during one of the Charger.. intense matches.

Rachel Gar..ke, Hannah Goldberg. Bech! \\aile. and \atalie Gittings watch the ball a:-. Keidi \iemann p~ses it O\er the

FirM Row: Rachel Gar..ke. Hannah Goldberg. \atalie Gittings. \m) Campion Second RO\\ Sara Gustafson. Keidi \iemann. Kristen Tell'). Rebecc.1 \\ aile. Breanne , ieber

The Junior\ ar..it) team J\\aits the beginning of the match. The) sh<med tremendous teamwork to accomplish their ''inning record

Striding Towards State The Centennial ner, freshman Leigh Women ' Cro s Anne Ken yon , and Country team made number two runner, history this season.

Abby Ferguson are The girls won Conboth returning , plus ference for the fir t three more out of the time ever. This top seven runners . accomplishment was The "'I en 's Cross just an addition to all Country Team jumped of their fanta tic to a higher level thi feats . The Charger season. For the fir t girls won the Twin time ever they placed City Invitational , higher than seventh at "The highlight of ml ,eru;on wa> making it to >tate for the won regionals, and first time in four yea~ . The team reall) came together to Conference. The numfinished third at the reach our goal of 'tate .. 路Julie Ruckman ber one runner, Eric sectional meet. The Browning, placed LJ:th placing the team received at sectionals at the Twin City Invitational, and Ryan clinched all even var ity runners a spot Slack advanced as far a ectionals. at the state meet. This unbelievable With five varsity letter winners returnseason is only ju t a beginning for ing for the men's team, and five for the Coach Greg Walter and Centennial women's team, everyone is excited Women 's Cross Country. The top run- about next year.

First Ro11 Darin Trulock. Randall Goo<h1in. Kulapan \\ aran)'lmat. jo hua Hansen. RO) Kretz, Tra1is , 11inford Second Ro11 路 Coach Darren Tee. john Rogers. Ryan , lack. Clint mith. Eric Bro11nmg, Connor Rru;o. Timoth) Jobin

Leigh Anne Kenyon sprinL' to the finish line.

She placed 2nd at the l\1in Cit)

First Ro11 : Anna hans. Krista Karlstrom. Somphon Sengsom anh. Sarah Ross. Kacie Slack. Second Ro11路 julie Ruckman. Leigh \nne Kenyon. \laggie Rudolphi. \bigail Ferguson. jean \\ heeler. jessica Sheridan. l11ird Ro11 路 Janelle Ackerman, Ti) a Thompson. , arah Hiple. Heather \I e) e~ . tephanie Hedrington, Coach Greg \\alte~ .

Somphon SengsoU\ anh keeps her c<x>l while she anticipates the fimsh .

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The Charger women celebrate their I>t place \iCtOI) at the T\\in City Jn,itational

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Going For The Goal The men 's varsity season wa their occer team , led by defeat of Central Coach amu Reilly, at the Regional fini hed the sea on Semifinal 3 to 2. with a strong winning Coach Reilly also r cord of victorie , 5 stated that he lo e , and 5 tie . Led looks fonvard to b all-midwe t enior, next season beTre Bradberry, the cause of the ucteam tarted two senice s they or , the other being achieved thi Phil Dyk tra. Tre was year with uch a al o an All-State, Allyoung team. He Area , and Allanticipates the Conference election. the"I!~JllllR Ct•mralm mer lime nf the regional game'"" development of lughhght nf nur GenrRe Bradherl') Mil s Johnson received freshman Derek All-Conference first team recognition, Lo, Steve Schweikle, and Me'' hil oph more Brad Reynolds re- laku Demi sie and ophoceived honorabl mention. Coach mores Brady Reynolds, Nick Reilly aid that the highlight of their Coats, and Joe Burch.

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hN Ro" Jnt• Burrh. \1Cl \\<)(•lwu. Otto Utht'rlund. Qn.., \\~r \ll'lalu Ot:nu,.,Jt', PcU.'f Ua\del. Swu \IJrietta St:-«uld Ro" \tc Cn:.t.:. Scbtt Campht.·U Gt'(•~t· BrJdht-rT) \hit~ j(lhrt_-.(111, Brian \tl-.hn. 1\ lt.> Trtad\\a~. john Pt-nner. Brad~ Rt~ nuld...... Ric!.. \l~r~Al , John f•attcKl Thlfd. Rc'" Coach Seamu\ Rei!)~ . \l~r U.mt• Roht.·rt.'. john Sadilt·k Swu l.Jughlm Den·k Lo. \like \t"''\man.

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fu'\l Rm' \lgr Enul~ Lort'llt \athan Gutmg-.. Sht.:m El-jJmal. l>h1hp Pht·tchan-un. \h Onal. (ll'nt.• llillx-rJ,t. \lgr Caml' Roht·~ St."Co1ld Ro" Ed ll aartl'r. \lelaku I>ern''''t· 8Jut) Hang-.t.·ngthhn~ . .lt·rt'm~ IIIli. Jot' Pc"tula. Jnhn Pattnn Rllt•) J\re-.te!<.. J;u \lahannah Tiurd Ro" Coach \lad S•kora. Bnor.th Harun;~\ a, jtn·m) CurtL''· Pl.'ttr \ahn....tl'<it. Juhn SJdiltk. John l~trt"). Philip \lufllh) , \latt 1\nlh ~U.'\t' \l'\\lllan ll:J.ul (~\al

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\irk Coal\, a sophomore. loob do1111field for an open teamnute hurnt on makin!( the p<L". Coab i. una11are of the opponent\ defender.

Golf Teams Get Into The Swing Of Things During the 1996 golf the Centennial "omseason at CentenniaL both en golf team the men 's and ,,-omen 's showed vast imprm·eteams . hmwd dedication ment not only in and desire. making the their competitiveteams 'ery competiti,·e. ness, but also in their The men· s team , coached scores. Led by seniby Tim Wulf. fini. hed the ors Brooke .\k~lurray year ~-5 in dual meet'\ "-ith and Sara Gorman , victories m-er Stephen Dethe Chargers finished catur ( t\\ice ), Decatur ~lac­ 6-6 in dual compeArthur, :\onnal We t, Lintition bettering their coln , Danville . and 1-10 1995 record Bloomington . In tourna\\ith \\ins over :\latment play, the be. t finish toon (t\,ice), Lincoln was a fourth place at the ( t\vice) , Kankakee , annual Charger Im-itationand :\lorton. Coach a!. \Xl1en the ea on came Randall Rose stated to a close, sophomore Jeb that their average Crandall wa the lone golfteam score for 1996 er to ad,·ance past the Rewas approximately gional Tournament . "" The Highlight of our st>:Lson wa.s when we qualified for 210, an imprOVe:-.IXIionab for the ~econd )t--ar in a rO\\ "-Sara Gorman Crandall advanced to Secment from the pretionals, barely missing the '~ous 2-13 . He attribcut for the State Tournament by one stroke. uted this to each member's hard work over the \V'ith only one enior, ~latt ~lecum , the Charg- summer and added that there is still room for ers men· golf team looks fomard to further improvement. As a team, the women adsuccess. ,·anced to Sectionals for the second straight Only up and running for the second year, year, and fared even better than last year.

Fir t Row: Bryan :\oonan, Tim Latt\, Chris Harlan. Kyle CrO) , Kris Riley, Drew Tyler. Second Row: Coach Tim Wulf. Greg jacob . Tim Boudreau, )latt j!ecum, Brian Taylor, jeb Crandall, Jake Dorsey.

Brooke \lc\l urra) seL'> up for a short chip shot onto the gree

arah Baxter, Brooke j!cjlurray, Sara Gorman, Coach Randall Rose, Lindsc1 Peterson, Emily Pfefferkorn, :\ikki Bissell, jennifer Chen.

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jennifer Chen jump:. for joy as she succe:.sfully hit!> the ball in the direction of the green.

:-.ot only can the multi-talented Tim Boudreau hit a golf ball, but he can also balance the ball on his club.

Sarah Ba.'\ter line> up a tee thb cason.

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Making A Splash The Centennial \YOm en·, \\im team matched la t year· 'ucce \\ith a dual m t r cord thi year of 9-1. The team defended their T"in CitY. Conf rene . and ctional title . in addition to ean1ing fir t place at the Char er Im·itational.

IndiYidual improYemen fo tered team u c . Fr hman Li a PO\Yer qualified for tate in the ~ 00 free tyle and ophomore Kara \\'right followed uit in the 200 indhidual medley and the 100 back troke. Tara \\'etzel and

. ·iloo Daluga added their effor1 on the 200 free tyle relay in return for a tate berth. Junior Erin earby qualified for State in the 100 back troke . enior Reed EYan found ucce at the tate tournament "ith a third place fini h.

Coache ~larni Tobin and Don \\'aybright were extremely plea ed with the performance of the team. ·'Almo t eYery per on improYed their time throu hout th year. aid Coach Tobin.

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A Splashing Success The 199""' Chargers S\\im team started right where they left off last year. Led by second year Coach Marni Tobin and four senior captains, the men's swim team finished their sea on \\ith a dual meet record of 6-1.

Along with the succe in dual meets the Chargers were able to repeat la t year' feat of finishing econd at Di' er r.n Collin> prepare' for the major imitational Waybright eagerly \\atche' on in which they competed. While regular season succes i alway nice, the Chargers had their eyes set on bigger goals, the State Meet. Seniors Rob Dye, Kai Kuramoto, and Brad Power plan on a return to the state meet in their individual events and hope to be sending two relay along. By placing second in sectional , the senior ' goal of

advancing to State was reached. Diver Pat Collins completed his second year of diving competition in similar fashion. Pat placed first at the Bloomington Invite, the Charger Invite, and the Twin City Championships. ophomore Jake Dorsey joined Pat in diving, giving the Chargers a very competitive one two {Junch. The men's a difficult di'e a> Coach Svvim team WaS able tO repeat last year's success by mLxing the new ''~th the old. Eleven S\~mmers and divers returned from last year's team joining seven new team members to form a team that has earned the right to say that they are the best in the histOly of the school.

" llJC toughe,t pan of our season was practices at 6.30 in the morning."- Rob Dye

First Ro" : Ke,¡in Pope, \!an \tecum. Rob Dye. Brad PO\\Cr, Pat Collins. justin Sacher. jake Dorsey . econd Row: T. j. Clarkson. Kris Shirley . Adam E'~ms . \latt Lynch. StC\ e jones, Eric Browning, KC\in Hayes. \\111 \looney

Sophomore Kevin Pope eMends his lead in the backstroke. Keven swam the backstroke and the I00 yard freestyle for the Chargers.

Junior justin Sacher and Sophomore Steve jones rela.\ during a meet as they await their upcoming event.

In his first year diving Jake Dorsey made vast impro,¡ements. Jake placed second among area dil'ers at the 1\â&#x20AC;˘in City Championships.

Kai Kuramoto pushes himself forward during a kicking set at practice. Kai swam the 200 yard indhidual medley and the I00 yard brea tstroke as a senior.

Brad Power works on his kicking in practice. Hming strong legs is a must for any S\\immer.

Pinning the Opposition Thi 1996-1997 Men ' s Wr tling ea on wa led by head coach Ed Mear and Chris Gillian. The team had a great year under their coaching. The var ity team became the 1997 Twin City champs over Urbana and Central, giving the team midseason confidence. They finished the season with a dual record of 9-16 and went on to have outstanding championship meet . The team this year was

"The most imponant point in the \\Testling team 's season this year \\as \\inning the y,,;n City Championship owr l rlJana at l rbana ... Peter Haydel

led by seniors Ben Steele, Robert Heffernan and B n teven .

At the conference meet, Peter Haydel placed second, Jo h Johanek took third and both Ben Steele and Braden Reynold placed fourth. At sectional Ben Steele took second and Peter Haydel took third. Steele and Haydel qualified for the sectional meet along with Reynolds and Ben Steven . The team is looking forward to another outstanding season next year.

\ arsit\ team picture . first Row¡ jayden Edwards. \latthe\\ Hi ll. Erik Heffernan, \latthe\\ Both\\ ell. Seco~d Ro\\~ Roben Heffernan. joshua johanek. Peter Haydel, :'Iathan Bickers. Daniel Smith. Braden Re) nolcb. l'hlrd RO\\ Anthony Forshier. Frednck Biddle. Ryan \\ ild, Benjamin Steele, Bnan Etter, Dame! Hornbuckle.

Trying to gain a point. Peter llaydel make' a reach for hi' opponent.

Jaydan Ed\\ards 1\Testles to tum this difficult hold into his fa, or

While shaking hands. Ryan

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sizes up his opponent.

Ricky Biddle demonstrates a ''inning hold.

Hitting All the Shots added support off the Th e Centenni al girl ' ba ketball team bench thi year with many qu ality minhad a great ear. utes.

They had 2-Âą win The girls' season and only -Âą losses was one of many high o er the cour e of the sea on. The girls ' recpoint . The e includord in conference was ed beating 1t. Zion by two points early in 15-1. The team had only four senior thi the eason, beating year. All-Area AllCentral twice , and Conference election, gaining the number Ieli a Glerum wa one seed in their re"The highlight of our season was that 11 e ha\'e one of the one of the team lead- best records in school hi tOI) ," says gional. The girls finGlerum. er , along with Carrie ished out the season and arah Booth, and with one of the best Gia Lewi . Meli a led the team in scor- records in school history. They hope ing, while Carrie, Sarah and Gia helped to have as much ucce next year, as out, as well. Junior point guard Angie they return with a strong nucleus of Kruger led the team in a ist thi year. good players.

Angie wa a great addition to the team thi year. Lori Rear and Casey Hendrick ~lelissa

)\ Team - Front Row (L to R): Heather Bradham, jennifer Herber, jamillah Bo1~1n an, Phuong 1\guyen. Second Row (L to R): Rebecca Mos. Sharial Anderson, arah Steinman, usan Ogwal.

Anne Conry, Janelle Ackerman. Back Row (L to R): Coach Fred \lenkhaus, Coach Bill Carson.

Kyla Reineke, Angie Hatfield, Monica House, Head Coach Tim Fairchild, Coach Rick \\ elch.

Case) Hendricks, a Junior, shoots 01er the top of her opponent. Cal.e) came off of the bench to gi\e the team some good minutes this year

\'arsity Team - Front Row (L to R): ~l e l issa Glerum, Ca rrie Booth , Sammy E1erette, Angie Kruger. Second Row (L to R): Lori Rear, Heather Bradham, Sara Booth, Anne Coni), Janelle Ackem1an. Back R011 (L to R): Coach Fred ~la n khaus , Coach Bill Carson, Casey Hendricks. Gia Le1~is , Kyla Reineke, Head Coach Tim Fairchild, Coach Rick Welch.

Freshman Team - Front RO\\ (L toR) Krista Kloth , Rachel Gar.ke. \lehssa ll<>,,ard. Lei~ Anne 1\enyon Second Row (L to R) : Abby Ferguson. Amy Camp1on, \laggie Rudolphi , lzJ) Harrington, Casey s,,;ft. Back Ro'' (L to R)¡ \lrgie Hugger, Elizabeth Andresen. Coach Rick \\elch. \'enu Bolton. \icole \\all ace

Gia Le\\iS, a senior, rebounds the ball and puts it back up. \ice shot Gia.

Sara Booth dribbles the ball up the coun. , ara w~ one of four senior. on the team and a team leader~ well .

Leigh .\nne Kenyon looks for someone to pass to. Leigh Anne was a freshman player this year.

.\ngie Kruger played point guard for the Chargers th1 year. Here. ~he goes in for a lay-up.

\laggie Rudolphi pushes the ball up the coun he thinks to her.elf. "Should I shoot it or pass it?"

Men's Basketball: going up strong.

The 1996-9 7 Goldberg, ''there is Men's ba ketball team a lot of talent had a good ea on. here."

They finished ''~th a The ophomore 6-1 record. Even Men's ba ketball though thi wa a reteam also had a building year for the succe sful year.

Chargers, they were One of the Freshimpressive when they man Team's acbeat both rivals, Urcompli hment bana and 1attoon, \ ere beating their rn~ce. This eason the rival rbana. Both ' Var ity team had onl team howed a lot ··The best pan of my sea_,on 11as being the team leader."

0 n e Se n i 0 r , Ja k e - Jake Goldberg of enthusiasm on Goldberg , 'ho the court and look proved to be a leader promi ing for the for the team both on and off the comt. future. Congratulations on a good sea"I'm looking forward to seeing how son to all three teams, and good luck the team turn out next year," ay ne:x.'t year.

Chris Laz shows off his shooting kills 11hile hi> fellOI\ Chargers look on

\'arsity: From R011 Coach \lario Lamben, Ton) Odom, George Oa1idson. Rand) \\ alker. Head Coach Coleman Carrodine. Jacob Goldberg, Prentiss Tate. ~I gr. Jerem) Br01111. Back R011 : Coach Jim Terry, Reggie Hodges, Ronnie Young, John Ree1es. \riltiam Le11i . John Piercy, Joffre Colben.

Chris Laz, Coach Paul Ransted, Coach Willie Taylor.

Sophomore· From R011 Keith \Ialone. -l.ndre Jones, Joe \lapson. \Ia!! \esbiu. Joseph \lapson. \I gr. R) an \lcKinzie Back R011: Coach Paul Ransted. Titus !\esbiu. \Ia!! Barbee. Deshaun Hughes. Greg Smith, Lamar Johnson, Coach \\ 1llie Taylor.

jake Lt'\l"lder practices form \lhile shooting 01er his opJXlnenl\

\ian \esbin calb out the play while bringing the ball d011 ncourt.

\ic Petry-Cooper dribbles around his opponent as he dmes for the basket

Regg1e Hodges squares up at the free thr011 line to shoot.

Freshman¡ Front R011 Cammeron Caston. Andy \\allace, Kurt Pierce. Pj llemphill, Detrick \nder..on. joel Burgener. \lgr jared Robbins. Back R011 : Coach \lario Lambert. Anthony DeCerbo. jon \ier..theimer. Luke \Ieier, Chad Boesdorfer, Brent \\ ikgren. Kyle Kurasek, \ate \lien. Coach jim Terl')

Gre~: Sm1th looks like \hchael jordan flying through the air for this layup.

Keith \Ialone lets the ball fl) from behind the three point line

TI1e \'arsit) boy, huddle at center court before the game to get pumped up.

We've got Spirit, yes we do.

While the majority of Centennial students were busy working on their tan this past summer, the CHS cheerleading squad was busy making sure that they could pump up the crowd as much as possible.

They were participants at the UCA cheerleading camp in Charleston and received many awards.

Among the team awards given to the Chargers were the first place Julie Bauer and Tamara Diorio sho11 just how close a year of cheerleading, camps and practice can make two friends. in the floor cheer, the best dance award, the camp leadership award, and a second place award for their sideline cheer. Also, this year a real!) great e\perience for me and I had a lot many Charger cheerleaders were of"Cheerleading fun. I wouldn't ghe up any of those moments ... e\cept f01 maybe the times that I happened to falL" -Senior Staq \\alton (sh01111 11ith her given a camp "all-star" recog- fe11 mother dUJing the senior cheerleader ceremony before a football game). nition for outstanding work.

Those members include Kristin Pierce, Sarah Buckius, and basketball seasons ahead where their spirit was Julie Bauer, Jenni ierstheimer, and Ryan Me eilly. needed the most Ms. Stacy Arie is Cheerleading SponDedication and perseverance not only left the team with sor. many awards, but it also prepared them for the football wa~

\'arsity Cheerleading Squad- Front Row (L to R): Susan Choe, Brooke Tichenor, Kristin Pierce, Sarah Buckius, 'iatalie Ellis, Stacy \\alton. ~Iiddle Ro11~ Tamara Diorio, Laine ~!arlin, Jenni 1\'ierstheimer, Liz Dupuis, Julie Bauer, Andrea Buck, Lauren Stephens. Back Row: Ryan \lcr\eilly, ~!arlin Eckhardt, Lindsay Hansen. Christen Treadway, Karah Herges, Dustin Hamilton, TrCI'Or Christensen. Not Pictured: Sponsor Stacy Arie.

)\' Cheerleading Squad - Front Row (L to R): Lindsay Hallbeck, Janelle Coan. ~lidclle Ro11 Alison Askew, Gina Lathrop, Erin ~!eyers. Back Row: Coach Carla Hallbeck, Elise Riehle Emily Hoerr, Kristin McCowan, Lindsay Allen, Jennifer Grusby. 1\'ot Pictured: Emily Pfef¡ ferkorn, Casey Pellum, Noah Stratton, Sarah Ross.

\!ember. of the \aNt) cheerleading squad lead the cr011d in a cheer during the homecomin~ pep <l!'embl)

The \ ar.ity cheerleader.. lrl to 'tal "arm h1 huddl.in~ 111 ; group ~fore a football ~arne in October

.\ \\Ct group of\ aNt) and Junior \"aNt) cheerle;tder. \latt in the rain for the beginning of the \,entennial Homecoming Pamde.

\ a"'it) cheerll>ade"' lock into a difficult 'tunt, ;u, hunclrl>ili of CH, 'tudent>. "atch the grand finale of the pep ~ 'embll

Dancin' and Groovin' Their Way to the Top The 1996-9 7 anie Trigg and Valena Lancer quad was one ~Ic.\lillion . The Lancof the best in recent er practice every day years. The girl did in order to be prean amazing job of pared to dance at all pumping up the fan of the home game . and upporting the Bes ides practicing Charger to victorie . during the sea on , The Lancer. are the the Lancer attend a dance quad at Cenweek long ummer tennial that perform camp at Eastern Ilduring the half-time linoi Cniver it y of home var ity footevery year. In addi"The bl':>t pan of our ~ea;on '"i> performing at \lemorial ball and basketball stadium .. \ alena \lc\lillion tion to all of their game . Their dance performing, the girls routine are very insponsored a clinic ten e and unique. The girls are this summer for all girls from fifth to coached by fir t year spon or, 1\'ilia eighth grade interested in learning and Pierce. Pierce ha her own dance eeing what a Lancer doe . The Lancer group, Protega, which help the Lanc- plan to be ju t as acti e next year and er "ith many of their routines. The look forward to performing new dances. girl are al o led by co-captain Steph-

Tara Grego!') loob hright eyed and cheerful before she perforrm.

Fir..t Rm\ \'alena \lc\lillion .• hllo Hale. Shannon Da\\IJns. Second Rm, · Tara Gregory. Sarah Fertig. Lemma \\ oodle) , Cherie Keimeier, \lelissa Fairfield. Third RO\\ : \manda Li\('Sa) . \ pril Hale, \lomque \loore. Ellen • cll\\eitzer, Kelly \ ada!".

Th~ Lanm-.. get th~ cro\ld pumped up during one of th~tr mtense half- tim~ shm~>

Stephanie Trigg drops to her knee> \lith the rlÂťt of the Lancer> during thetr dance

Shannon Da\1 kins and Cherie Keimeier lead the Lmcers to the right and still keep >tnill>:> on their faces.

The Lancers are h) ped to hegin another half-time h0\1

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Elizabeth .\ndre>en Benjamin \moline Tequila Bailey Baut) Ban~>engthong Dame! Barkml~er jonathan Barrett Dey honna Bate>

jeffre) Beaulin Blake Becker \laren Bell Brandon Benefield Tammy Benz Rodney Berry Phylli> Bigham

Kristen Bla.,thek Chad Boe>dorfer chan nan Boland \"enw, Bolton Baruna1 a Borah 'latthe11 Botlmell Benjamin Bradbury

Da1id Braun I.Jn!ba) Britton Rasheedah Brook!.

Ae\¡a Bro1111 Cassandra Brmm Christopher Br01111 'lauhe11 Buck

Emily Buckius \shley Blillock joel Burgener Paw Burk Core) Burton Christopher Bustener \my Campion

Andre11 Carlson Chimere Carr Christopher Carter Cammeron Caston ally Chance Laton) a Chandler Zachaf) Chapin

Ju;.tm Chapman Rinata Cheatham Katherine Chick \!ida Chm \dam Chladn) 1\un Cimino 'l11onu> Clarkson

Chn;.topher Clemons \Iegan Clo;.e \Iegan Coblentt Paul Cog''' ell jarn>d Compton justin Conle) \m) Cotton

Tyler Co\ Ste'e Cros;.

Kyle Cro) Da' id Cu>ter Ra) mond Dalton Brian Dal) \la!'>haun Dameb

Elizaheth Danle) Grego!) Da\is 1\athf)n Dam Eric Da) .\nthon) Decerbo \lelaku DemL,>ie jacqueline Dennison

joseph DL\ Bnan Dobbms \\ illiam Dobrik Julia Dossett \like Dreger \ndrl"' Duncanson \icole Dunlap

Ste,en Eal) Jaden Ld\\ ard!

Elaine E!\._gen !\anum Elliott Tiffany Estes ,'tephen Etter \dam [\ans

\nna [,an. \oel E\enson .'ha\\11 Farmr \ht~aii Ferl(uson \llison Fi;.her Ju<bon Fisher Joshua Flamgan

\ndrt"' Flennn!( Peter foert. ch Brett roger-on 1\arh frann> Catherine I rank Robert Frederick \afi>ah Freeman

Rachel Garske \atahe Gitung' \ath;m Gittmg> Byron Godbolt Hannah Goldberg Rachel Good Ryan Goodling

Timothy G(X>d\\ine \llbon Go~'ett Kaue Gramling \lichelle Grandy' Jacob Gray Damon Green Came Griffith

â&#x20AC;˘ ara Gu,taf>on Tra'i' Hamilton Joshua Hansen Elizabeth Harrington Ed"ard Harter Daniel Hartman .arah Ha,ard

\athan Hazel\\(X>d Regina Heath Eric Heffernan Prenuss Hemphill \ icholas Henthorn Brandi Hertel Carrie Hickman

Paul Higgins Eric Hilberg Gene Hilberg \in cent Hite Patricia Ho Regmald Hodg~ Keona Hornbuckle

\!eli a Ho\\ard \irgie Hugger Sara Huwn Chri. tina Hll"t:') Katie Inman \latthe\\ lr\\ln Kelly Jackson

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james Knight Elliott KobyL k.i \\ illiam Kubb' \latthe\\ Kuhlenschmidt Kyle Kurasek hu-Fung Lam \lichael Lance

Richard Leckner Derek Lemmon Isaiah Lemmon judith Le\) Jacob Le\\ ader • ott Ligon Carl Lindy

Derek Lo jessie Locher Rowan Lord Eric Lund \latthe\\ Lynch Gregory Lypka Brandon \laclin

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0\\en Eschardies. Amber Evans. Blair Evans. Trm¡is Follett, Daniel Foutch. john Gaumer. \latthew Hill. Tracay Hottman. Andre Hunter, Scott jacobs, Delli e johnson. Lekasha johnson. Sylvia john on. Philipp Krueger. COl) Lehman. jonathan \lcDougal. \tell a \Iiller, Phillip 0 mundson. Christopher Sabin. Eric chuh. Catherine Seckman. Willie purlock. Luke Starcevich, joshua toll. David Sutherland, Rachel Tanner. \latthe\\ Ta)lor, Lasha\\lla. jody \\alden. Kofi \\ashington. Angel Webb. Bianca Williams. Tra'i Wright. and Terikka Yearby.

asso What wa your mo t embana ing moment at Centennial?

" lipping on the stairs in front of an uppercla man!"

- Elizabeth Danley "Getting put into a tra h can."

- Christopher Thorpe "I walked into a locker."

- Peter Foe1tsch "Propo ing to , ate Ryle."

- Elisabeth Power The 1 996-9~ FrtÂťhman Cla!.s Officers: Leigh ~nne Kenyon. Tre;Lo;urer: 1\eona Homhucklc. Pre~idem : \m) Pirtle. Secretary: and Front, Luke \Ieier. \ice-President.

\Xhat is the mo t demeaning thing that an upperclassman has , aid or done to you?

"I \\'a forced to sing DICA in the middle of the hallway by an upperclassman." - Tiffany Wetzel "UGH ... FRESH:\IAN!"

- Leigh Anne Kenyon 路路 houldn 't you be at Kenwood?''

- Anonymou Tu comprendr' espanol? Xin Tian C\hibil' that he does as he bree7es through hrs Spanish test

]o hua Flanigan. Richard Leckner. and \lichael Lance scarf d0\\11 a nuttitiou; lunch in preparation for

their afternoon classes.

)!r Chambers is always thinking of nC\\ \lay~ to punish hb student5. \\ hile watching Tyler Co\, Paul Higgins, and Barunava Borah 'hh路er in the >no''路 he enjoy. an ice-cold Pep,i.

\\\aiting the grade on her latest English test, Oe)honna Bates bites her nail in anticipation.

\~hat

did you want to be when you were little and why?

"I wanted to be a ballerina because they looked o pretty and graceful.·· - Am} Campion "A ba ketball player becau e they are cool. and they make a lot of money."

- Kyle Kura ek "A contractor becau e they got to play in the dirt."

- teven chweikle

The stress of freshman lear takes a toll on Peter Foem.ch. as he dozes off during Spanish class

"I wanted to be a cashier because I liked the beeping sound the scanner made.·· - Erin .\1eyer

This group of freshmen han• a \\Onderful dining e\perience. compliment> of the Centennial cafeteria \drienne \lcPhee. \ubre) Smith. and jennifer \loore can't help but be C\Cited for the1r first Homecoming \sscmhl).

Kacie Slack, -\llison Gossett. and Keidi \einunn paint each other's faces for Blue and \\ hite Day \\ al to sho\\ your Charger pride!

\s a freshman. Tmis Follett i.s thankful that he can get hi;. locker open and make it to cia!. final bell ring. .

Kate Schowengerdt. Whitney Poor. and Leigh to be Charger.:..

~nne

Kenyon braw the rain to show that they are proud

"How many licks dot" it take to get to the Toob1e Roll center of a Toobie Roll Pop'" wonders Hollb \Iarsh

jeffrey \loore. Courtne) Smith, and Da,id Sutherland aspire to be Cahin Klein models. They'' e been practicing m the \lath hallwa)

What advice would you give to incoming Fre hmen?

Erin \!eyers reaches into the depths of her locker hoping

to

find that missing hook

"Don't ever a k for directions! " - Kristin J-1cCowan "Don't take rides from uppercla smen. " - . eel Patel "Don't have other relatives at the ame chool as you; if you do, then transfer (you will get picked on) ."

- Hannah Goldberg " tay to the right and don't mess with any uppercia men you don't know. " - :\1atthew Lynch

Rm, an Lord and Heidi Wendorf tune into their fa,¡orite \.\I station on their lunch break. The) ne,er mi,; their program of choice

\\ hile participating in P.E .. Reginald Hodgt> does not welcome the dismption of his aerobic acti,it)

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John Patton Damelle Paul Casey Pellum Jonathan Penner -\lhea Pennington Ranaya Pennington hron Peters

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PICTCRED: atwan Bowdty, Heather Bradham, Tamara Chandler, Jennifer Conley, ~1a1y Dobbins, Christina G\\in, ~lalisa Hedrington, Chri topher Heller, Jeremy Hill, Jess Holli , Russell Johnson , Stacy Johnson, Josephine Kalipeni , Darnell Lewis, Joe Map on, Lavern ~1cDonald , Jr., Porsha McLilly, Joseph Melchi, Jonathan Mendenhall, Katheryn Meyers, Joy ~elligan , Tuan :\'guyen, ~latthew O'Brien, Su an Ogwal, Kwenton Palmer-Smith, Ryan Patten, Kevin Peter on, Randall Pollok, :\'athan Sanchez, Lany argent, Candice chlatter, Daniel Stone, Prentiss Tate, Lawanda Washington, Omar Washington, Brenna Webb, Brian Willenborg, and Amanda Wil on .

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Best buds Royce Bluitt and jamillah Bowman can't wait to go chO\\ d0\\11 on their lunch.

TI1e 1 996-9 ~ Sophomore Class Officers: Christopher \\ ebber, Treasurer: Ste, en Good\,in, \icePresident: t\ icholas Coats, President: and Loan \ guyen, Secretal).

\X11at i your be t excu e for being late? ''I walked to chool and topped to pick up litter.·· -Jennifer Chen ''The voice made me do it.·' - ;\lelinda Stynchula "I wa early ye terday."

- .\lark .\lorri ey " orne enior tuck me in a locker."

- Alex Beaumont

These sophomores stand in front of their float \\ith pride The) took third place in the float competition.

\Xhat are you most likely to do in a weekend?

Disco!

- Todd ;\Iayfield Eat ice cream.

Kendra Gerstein o comment!

-Jake Dorsey Party!

- The ophomore Cla s Jake Dorsey skillfull) !'\plains a mathematical problem to h1s class.

)arne Benson and Joe \lapson are delighted that they are no longer fr~hmen at Centennial The) now enjoy watching the disoriented Clas of ZOOO

Jordan Bro\mlee takes a quick "cat-nap¡¡ before class begins.

\m' that their stomachs are full. these sophomor~ are ready

to

take on the second half of the day

\latthe'' Sebens. \icholas Andrzeje\\. ki. and \in cent Dill are thrilled for Retro Day

to

shm' off their grOO\) threads

Describe your elf in three words.

One Big Indian - Daniel Hornbuckle Future \X orld Leader - Lauren Erick on Vettically Challenged Blonde - Alli on HetTiott Incredibly Cool Guy - Jeremy Hunt

Terri \\ endte seems happ) to go home after a long. ciliausting da) \lost of w. feel the same "a)!

Clinton !iu-.kisson

Edward Brandt. Darin Tmlock, and Ca>e) Ha) asaki take advantage of the open lunch polic).

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1t ''hile at lunch

Brenna \\ebb couldn'tlook an) happier to be going to class. Don't \\Call ''ish that ''e could be as e\cited?

Ann Steele 1s well prepared for her IXlllt 11 ith tO\IC chemic.1b

lllockin!( the halb before school starts. these sophomores are glad they use Dial

Lena and Josie \I in ned pause in from of a locker. Can you tell 11 hich one h 11 hich!

Latasha \eeley and Isabel \lelotu JOY fully face 11 hate' er the ne11 day .u Cemennial lligh Sch<Xll may bring.

Wl1at advice would you give to incoming ophomore ?

"Don't try too hard. " - Royce Bluitt "Don't let the y tem get you dmm."

- Jordan Brmmlee "Find ride to lunch ... QUICK!" - u an Bartlett "Look both way before cro ing the parking lot! " - Jaimee Jaucian

Daniel llornhuckle and Willie !Iarmon seem distracted from their chemistn homework Shouldn't Hill guys he study mg' ¡ ¡

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\lichael Buse) Oli1ia Buns !'lickolas Calandro Benjamin Carlson Cori na Caner Esley Caner jose Castillo

Alexander Chassy Trevor Christensen tacey Clementz Corinne Clough \lichelle Clutts !'licole Connolly Anne Conry

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Carl Dal> Kristina Danle) George Da,¡idson Christopher Da,is jared Da,is arah Da,is Elizabeth Dedman

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Amy Einfeldt Ellerbe \atalie Ellis Kyresa Emery Holly Engel \lellisa Ernst-Ramp Chri. tena Estergard

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Jamie Garren Charles Gast Lindsay Gauble jo. hua Gaumer jame Gillen Chad Gillespie Richard Goine

Rickie Golan Le-.th Goldberg \ ael Goodman \latthf\\ Goss Kenneth Grant joseph Greer Tara Gregory

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Christopher Richardson \lichelle Riggs Terry Roberu Heather Robinson jes Robinson Camden Rodgers \largret Rogers

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Carrie Shcllahar!(er Jane sa Shine Heather Shoudel \ndrca Sieher Lyn<bey Sieher Ryan Slack \manda lade

Laura . ml'>tad Cody Smith Daniellc Smith Jame' Smith \lary Sohn oeYun Song Luke Spark!>

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\lo;t Centennial

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do a douhle-take ''hen they

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Laquanta> and La7erik \\ mfield in the halls.

Peter Herber. james Reid, \dam Harris. and C'.ourtney \larkham hallway bel\\ een cla~sh

The 1 996-9 ~ Jun ior Cia.'>> Officer... Tricia \ nder..on . President. 1\ri;ten BradbeiT) . \ice-President: Karah Herge>. Secretary: Janelle Ackerman, Trea;urer

What i the best thing about being a Junior?

"Having eniority and driving."

- Bryan Ru sell "\\'e don't get tormented by the uppercla men. We RE the uppercla smen.·' - ~Iarlo Jliller " Xo m re tupid nickname like · chmen or · more "

-Dan I aac on "Being an uppercla men."

- The Junior Cla Thh group of "Sand\\ich \rtist, .. paU>e for a picture on 1\ \in Day.

\\l1at was your worst driving blunder?

·'The patt about not ha,ing my license (so the cop said)."

- Brooke Munds ·'Trying to pa s on cmTe '' - :\larcu h"\\in "I hit a car."

- Peter Herber "I locked my keys in the car after my driving test."

- Hilary Breeze

Quincy \\ ;1..-.hington gulps do\\11 h1s Pepsi . "Tile Choice of <I \e\\ Generation. "

Lrin \'andenberg. Carrie Shellabarger. and Janessa Sh1ne seem effect.

These two hippies. Leah Goldberg and Stephanie Dummitt. say "Peace" on Retro Day. '

to

be the victims of a domino

Da,·id Balle\\ and Cory Harr return from a deliciou;. lunch at Grandy's.

If you could be any superhero \Vould rou be and whr? ' '

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"Superman, two words: x-ray vision.·· - Jli.chael . ·e\\nlan "Rainbow Brite. becau e he hang out with all of tho e prite ·."

- Lind ey Peter on "I would be he-Ra becau e He-Jlan is HOT!" - Caroline Jloller "Danger Jlou e: cool car. cool accent, and cool beaYer friend.·· - Jlandi trze ak

Tara Gregor) . \atalie Ellis. and Janelle \ckerman just low attending those earl) morning meetings.

Katie Cordon and Lauren , tephens proud!) 11car thetr Junior rt.'d on Class Color

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\lartin Eckhardt keeps \ atalie Osch"ald amu;ed at the Homecoming Dance.

\lacho. \lacho girb. Tiffany Wetmore and Anne \\ ubbolding are buff Lady Chargers.

\Xhat adYice would you give to incoming Junior ?

"Be afraid, be very afraid! " - Chri toper Davi "Get a tutor."

- Kathleen McCowen "Don't aim for fre hmen in the parking lot; they're not worth a much a ophomores.''

- Dan Isaac on "Drop out" who need a future?"

- Anne Wubbolding Kyresa Emef) is unaffected b) the pressures of junior year

" Deep TI10ughts ," b) Fredric Biddle

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Senior clru.s officers \'alerie Haun. \lonica Palmer. Re hma Patel. and Stacy \\alton.

\ tla\ phone Bang,<•ngthong

\dn<·mw Bank'

\lal'\ Rarhour

julit> Rauer

Happiness is not baz•ing ll'hat you wan I, but wanting wbat you bave.

• opbia Bedford-Pierce •jeffrey Van Harlingen Hey Dorky!! ice ew Backpack!!

•Mattbew Harshbarger Da a a a, Da a a a, Cb Cb! •.ueli a Glerum , jennifer Kenyon, ara Bootb, Carrie Bootb Jrbo ya wf I? •Tameka McCoy Wbatever. I gotta make a call.

• ficbelle 01 en Ro es are red, Violets are blue, I love me, o why don 't you?

•Kalfe Malone Da Bomb - Gia Lewis •chri tina Ullsperger Promi e to God, I'm gettin · ome candy.

•Adam Clark u•eet Home Alabama.

•Robert Dye Everything happens for a reason.

•chri tina Oakley Mi Arie, someone's out the window.

•Evan Donahue It doesn 't really matter

Wbere · tbe party?

•Laine Martin Yep , Yep. VIP in fit!/ effect.

•Kai Kuramoto Wbatez•er.

•Terra trater I've got id. - Pearl jam •Antbony Venezia i

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• colt Miller Tbe Auuudi (enough said) •jill Wilberg Cherisb your senior year; It is tbe Ia t time tbat you ar truly con tdered innocent.

•eta Lewis Ask not zl'IJat you can do for yourself, but what you can do for me.

•Matthew adilek 0 I'm not on steroids. ' •jennifer Dorsey

If it 's too easy, it's not wortb doing. If it 's too hard, you can 't do it anyway. • ic Hansen •David Hansen

You still talk in '. Thought you quit that dirty habit.

•Patrick Rou e This 'll be a neat trick.

•Elizabeth Fortier

what you do, a long as you have fim doing it.

•Ryan Me eilly

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Corbbrns

l'aul lrthrkc

1\imlwrly (,ol·n·s

J;iroh Goldht'rg

Dal H

Allliiun llant

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A beart at peace gi1•es life to tbe body, but em'J rots tbe bones.

•Proz•erbs ( l-1 : 30) •clinton Kowalik Use a straw/ Hooga Hoogall •Resbma Patel Evil is a t•ague concept seriously.

•Molly Apperson uuuuu - u - u- Su u///

• lacy Walton Yellow •judy Feng Hub? I don 't get it/ •Monica Palmer Can I buy a cup?

•Mary Barbour Wbat? Wbat's going on?

•Katrina Baggott Don 't trouble trouble until trouble troubles you.

•jeffrey Wang •Robert Cbang Tbose wbo bring sunsbine to tbe lives of otbers cannot keep it from tbemselves. •]. M. Barrie •Mereditb cbweikle Em'J is ignorance.

Imitation is suicide.

•Ratpb Waldo Emerson •Aaron Long Um... Probably not.

•Allison Spear

Wbat is wrong witb you?

•Kelly Boswell It 's all good.

•A my Buttitta Tweekinl • arab Buckius Aft I'm saying is, if I ever start referring to tbese as tbe best years of my life ... remind me to kilt my elf •Randall "Pink " Floyd •Bradley Power otbing in tbe world can take tbe place of persistence. •calvin Coolidge • amira Mirarefi

mountains would move me.

• onnan Maclean •Meli sa Vanlandingbam uccess is a journey, not a destination. •jim Acklin • arab Hiple Cbick-Cbick • ally Heffernan And everytbing under tbe sun is in tune but tbe sun is ecltpsed by tbe moon.

•Roger Waters •clinton mitb Don 't put a question mark wbere tbe 'E1 lOR put a period.

• atasba Hedrington

Brookl· \lr\lurra\

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Racht'l \!Jilagl'

Scott Miller

PrOLLie\oT. .. zcHaTeBBeR FeR ReaL: •susan Cboe Rock on!

•sarab Croy ometimes you 're the bug. 'omelimes you 're the u•indsbield.

•sara Gorman All rigbt, bou· mucb to bail bim out?

•Amy Bennett .Hake tbe most of e1•ery opportuni()'.

•Rutb El-jamal Tig '0 Bitty •;ennifer Yierstheimer You can take tbe boyfrom tbe state. but )'Oil can 't take the state from tbe boy.

•Eric Leonard Peachy keen!

•Leslie , ~Jarsba/1 Pursue your dreams Leith ardor and u•itbout apprehension for Lee all bal'e only one opportunit;· 10 lil'e and one cbance to achiez•e our ultimate goals.

•/vicbole Daluga Only the dog can distinguish the Lady from tbe Tramp. •n. tyle Dm•id Lambert He)'! Do you like Cbeerios? .A-drienne Banks Tbat 's my Dau.'g!

•shamika jackson Umm .

•Erin Huckstadt

Footprints on tbe sands of time are not made by sitting doll'n. •Prol'erb •;utie Ruckman Accb!! Doon loon!!

•Groundskeeper Wil(l' •nenjamin Ieete El'el')·one get in tbe ipntceMoo~e! •Inspired by ,lfr.

Burns •Daz•id Padua Good Lord!!

•Lianne Carr Do not u·isb to be any/bing but zcbat you are, and try to be that pe!fect!)'. •st.

Francis de Sales •Randall GoodU'in

If 1 ruled tbe world, I zcould get rid of homeu •Rosha n Desai The sun sbines not on us, but in us. •;olm Ward •Jtereditb Meier ]!YAH!! For real?!

• 1Jeri Williamson One good tbing about J'Oung is tbat you are too inexperienced to know you cannot do wba I you are already doing. •Gene Brou·n •Timothy Kennedy Hal'e a peachy day!

•Andrew Beckett 1 u•alk to school, and I'm proud of it.

•Angela Galassi Tbat 's jacked up.

• bannon Dau•kins

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TJOtoth\ :.Colt 'I hr.1sh

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lm not u·bat I ought to be; lm not rrbat !want to be. lm not u·bat I m going to be; but I'm be/fer /ban I used to be 'lnknou•n 'Todd \lemtmn '>o maller bou• CJnfcal you get, II 's impossible to keep up.

•RJan Gilbert rou make )'Our ou·n stmshfne •Amanda \'omk Rock on' •Brooke 1fcMurray lf'ord to Big Bird' •Robert Long Tbis Is not tbe end but only tbe beginning Catch ya later.

'Erik Alexander

1fmmmmmmmmmmenga! 'jus/In 1femenga lf'e cannot discor·er new oceans unless u·e bal'e the courage to lose sfgbt of /be sbore. • ara Garske 'Kristin Brou•nfng

I bate It u•ben that bappens.

'Larissa 'fra/lon As you slfde dorm /be banister of life. ma;· the plinters ne1·er point /be u·rong direcllon. 'Irish PrOL·erb '1fallhew Finnerty TATE· HERE 'WE COME. 'LJdfa Ferguson Eat dook kllllesl 'Trena Fisb orry I'm late, I bad a meeting •Valerie Hatm

I bare no legs. I bare no legs.t 'Michael Bencks

A smile makes a day brighter" 'Angela Al'er;•

The lfgbt of Hope and Trutb sbfnes from wflbfn your own soul. Look wflhfn for the Truth , not to others 'jennifer Green

Lil'e life to the ji111est, and appreciate the lillie tbfngs · er•en ants 'Megan chneider

Don 'I break the seal' 'Samantha Erere/le That's a perfectly jlarl'less plan. Let 's do Ill 'jobn Rogers I'm comfn ou/la /be Boo/b. 'Adam andfer • bau•na coli

Pass the mustard chips. Pass 'em, Pass em. Pass 'em 'Brian Sanderson

omellmes the cards ain t u•ortb a dime ifyou don/lay 'em down.

'Grateji1l Dead 'Mcbola Hansen

Tbat Is so corncobby.

'Laura 'Wbllaker

EL'ery year sbould be senior )'ear.

'Mallbew Vanderzalm

lr'bad up yo?

'Tam ina tuber

Tfg 0 ' Billy • tepbanfe Trigg

Tbat's not worth more tban a nickel's u·ortb of dirty dog meat!

'E. Engelbaupt 'Danfelle Adkins

Alu•ays remember to neL•er use alu•ays or net•er. 'joshua jobanek Keep II on the d.L. •Katrina l'('ade

Wberer•er you go, there )'Oil are.

'Presumably from Tbe Adt'entures of Buckaroo Banzai 'jeff Tregre

That 's all rlgbt 'Erika El'ans

Quu·oosbbb!

'Andrea Buck

Senior Scholars

).0 G P \ .. Lianne Carr. Sarah Hiple. \lelissa Glerum. and Sarah Buckius \auonal \lerit

llhmu~ State Schnla~ Ro" I jeff Trt.~re. l:.nc Oal) \\hh.•) Chladn). Sarah Bucklll\. Ro,han nt:"oU. \nthon~ \t•IX"ti2. Sarah Ill pie. SccJtt \!illt·r, \dam (Jad Rm' l \latlht'\\ Sadilt'k. 1\alll! \lalorn.· lt,IJe \lar.hall. jtnmftr \tchnl~. \alt.·nl' llaun. C.hri\ttn Trealh\J) , Lianne Carr.

Chn.. una ()aldt.•) Sll\an Ch(~ , jennif(.·r 1\tll)CIR Ro" ~ Juhr Ruckman. jt1hn Rt~t.·J',. \l:utht'Y. Fmnt-.rt) , llan Sk(mipa T!RlCJth~ 1\enned). jud} Ftn~. \ltrt.•thth \lt1er, jenmft:r DoN') , Samantha 1:.\t.•rette. jt:nnift.'f Grl't'll Rt1\\ 1 \lattht."" \andtrz:llm. llen1anun Su.· de jeff \an llarlin~en \!Cht,Je Oalu~a. Lnk "--exandtr, Lin<ba~ lla•N·n. Pl'ltr lum \ltll''a hnlandmgham. \h:lt 'a Glrnun Ro" ) ]l'ffrt') Bd.iarh. 1>-.l.\ld Padua \\11liam Struu Todd \u..·mann. jaml"' Chan:hsuan. L)dJa fl'Jltlbon. f\l'll~ B«"''tll. Trma fl,h . \11•-..:,n \1d.Ju'thlm \nt Plcturt."d Kn.,t.m Bohon. lkn G.ault. 1\imhl'rh Got>rb. Bnd~et Gurtler. \1chnl:b IIJfbt'n. ban l.t'"1 • -\m.:mda \f1\al. lkJdlt.1 Ptml'r 1\Jndal Shn~"e:~ jennifer

Finalbt~ :

Bridget Gurtler. \lelissa \'anlandingham, Timothy Kennedy. and Sarah Hiple

\ational \lerit Commended Scholars: \leredith \Ieier and Kindal , hore'

Tul'ker

Girb State: Stacy \\'alton and , arah Hiple

Daughters,', ns of \merican Re-.olution \alene Haun and Timothy Kennedy

Boy , tate john Rogers. \\ illiam Strutz. and Andre" Beckett. :\ot pictured: Randall Good\,in, Clint , mith, and Ryan Gilbert.

Consolidatl'<l Communications , holarship: jeffre) Bekiares and , amh Hiple

Prettiest Smile: Kristin Pierce and Skip Arnold

Reed Evans and Robby Long

Life of the Party: Mary Barbour and Kai Kuramoto

Most Talented: Bridget Gurtler and Ben Depe"

.Most Original: Judy Feng and Rob Dye

.Most Involved: Valerie Haun and dam Clark

Class Couple: Allison Spear and Ryan Perry Best Dressed: Sam Everette and Mike Bencks

Teacher's Pet: Nikki Daluga and Robert Chang

Most Spirited: Julie Bauer and Ryan McNeilly

Funniest Laugh: Reshma Patel and David Padua

Best Car: Julie Ruckman and John Rogers

Sweetest: Stacy Walton and Jeff Bekiares

Biggest Flirts: Brooke McMurra) and Jeff Deppe

Class Clowns: Steph Trigg and Patrick Rouse

Best Friends: Katie Malone and Leslie llarshall, Brian Sanderson and Robby Long 1 )l

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\lichael Bencks: \like, )ou\e O\ercome many challenges in your life to get \\here )OLI are nm\, and 1\e're proud of \\ho you\ e become. ) our 10\ ing parents.

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,Iulie llauer: Dear ,Iulie.

C<Hl!(r.ttuhttHHb! \\e're 'el) proud of ~ou . llunb for all the jo~ lou ha' e brought into our liH"> Continue to belie' e in your,elf becau'e you ha\ e the qualitie' that "ill rnahle you to 'ucceed Lme. Dad. \lom. and SteYen

1\ti,tin Bolton Dear 1\risti. \ ou "ill rememlwr thl''e l earo, '' 'pecial time in ~our life Remember abo that \\C lu'e al\\a)' heen proud of you •tnd ~our accompli,hment,, and \\e ""h you all the be~t in the yeotr.. ahead. \\ e lo' e you. \lom. Dad. and Kendi

lndrt" lk'Ckl'tt lkar lndrt'l Ill' ha' l' 11 atcil(-d lou gro11 from a 'kll1n) littll' gu) en to a ht~t hrnad 'huuld!'rt-d l C>un~ man \\ e hope lou sta) the 'a me lm tn~t. funm kind, and generou.' ~U) ) Clll •tre \1 e Jrl' proud of" hat \llU ha1 e .ccwmpli,hl'd 111 hC>th 'chml and 11tlife: thi' "JlL't the lx·g111nm~t of l~l'n grt·atl'r thin~t' to Wllll'. Ill' 11111 ah1a) ill' tlwrl' fnr )OU • kel'p up th<• g<•>d 11urk Lme llad. \1om R\ an, and ~dl)

Carne Bcw>th De-Jr Clrne.

Your danlin~ 'mile and 11hrant pef'l>nalit) fill an) nw>m )llll l'llter \1 ith \mer confidl'ncl' and charm \llU hall' the .chilli\ to reach for thl' ''a" \Clu h~.tH.' RIH'n U!-1 \()much 'un,hl;lt.' \IJ~ the IOH' ~;,u \O frtd~ ~1\t' ah\il}' ket.·p th!• dark cloud.' J\1,1\ \lllh Spt·o.tl Lml' II"·'\'· limn. Dad , Julie. 1'11n S.tra. Tom. \il'!(han. and TJJ

leffre\ Bekiare': Dear '1rff.

C!lnRratulatiml'> Theo,e la.'t eighteen l earo, haw rea II) gone h~ qmckl~ \ou haYe brought great jo~ to the famil~ You \\ill al\\a~, haw our lm e and 'upport. Be. t \\i\hl"> for a lifetime of happines' Lme, \lom. Dad. and \like

Sar.t llmth llt·•cr Sara. \ou came 1111o~h" \\orld "' "n.tll. "'lll1l'\Jl!'lll'd ..tnd fighung "'hard tn "'"'"' \ou 11111 al"·"' he our lx·.tullful littl<· mcrad<• \\llh """ 'trength •Utd pl'N~erance Jll) Ulllig tiut IIlli go aftl'r \\Iii Jx• )llUf'. llll' JO) )l;ll hall' ah\a~' giH•n ll' 1:-. •mmeot,urahle!

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Shane llour~oi' Dear Shane· Con!(ratulation'! I kne\1 that you could do 11. \o\\ the fun hegin' - the re't of your life lle confident. he happy and kml\\ that \\here\l'r you RO from here. you \\ill ah\a)' ha\e my lme support. and mo't importantly . God i' at your 'ide Good luck Son' Lme. \lom

Todd Carbon Dear Todd. 'ou h<l\t' hrrn a con,tant 'ource of JOY for tL,. and \\t' are 'o \t~f) proud of you. lklil'\t' in you~df a' \\C heJieq: in you. Reach for the 'ta~. the \\orld i' out there \\altinR for you. \\e lme you more than e\·er. \lorn. Dad. !len. \ndy, and jake

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Thomk \nu fur all rhl" to\ \OU tr.l\t.' bmugh& int•l oor lh It~ • much fun t "atch \uu K"'" mtu such an J.CCOmJlltsht"d )otm~ "nrlWl 'au art" a \l't') sproal person wllh mam ulenl' and ~fu. and "~ art" \ I) proud of \OU \ ~CJU k'• off to fact Jl('\1. challen and 1'\'ach "'"' ~:<•.b rt'lllember that thr W.e and support of )UUT famil) "ill ah\a) ht· "'th \ou llu.· ht"it l5 )t1 to c•~ Lunnr' Congratulaoons to our 'Cia! JJughtt-r

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lleh"a Cheek lkar lleh"a )ou arc a hn~hl. heautlful and tal!-mt'll\oun~ lad1 )our kindnt ' \\armth and 'l'll't' of humor Y.ill tnnch \OUr futun.• \\e ''' h \OU \UCct lmr and happuu ' a,, ! uu wnonue hfe\ ,,·>Umt) \1 e Cf>Uid nut ha\ e recti\ ed a grtoater I"' 111 life than )OU Rememh<-r "" 11111 ai\\J) bt· thcrt• fur ji>U Lmt· 11om and Dad

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\dam Clark lll"Jr \dam. \\e can 1 bt·hl'r that the t• I )l"J" ha1t· R<Hlt h) "' !J"Kkh (;nl\\111~ up 111th you ha.' bt·t·n a \\H'l'l cha.lltn~e \\e an "' proud of" at )<>U ha.1e accnmpli,lu'll and of \\hat \\l' knm\ )t>U \\Ill ~u on tn do w fncu,t'll and renwmh<-r Succe"ful pt1>ple dn \\hat un,ucn ,ful pt.11ple \\on·t

Con~r.itulat1on~~ \\ t· are 'o proud of ~ ou~ 'nu an· 'uch a JO~ and haH· addt'tt 'o H.·n much to our lh t" 'nur hlut,!httr and 'our cann~ and t,!entle n1.1nner haH: kept u' 111 mn,tant a\\t' of the 1wndi·rful pt·N·>n )OU ha1e bt'Conu· Keep ! our 'Iron~ farth and thert· i' nn douht thai ! ou \\111 11<'"'n"'ful at \\hal!'t·r path )UU ciHMN' Rt·memh<:r that "e \\rll ail\a)' bt· hen.· for \OU Til<.tnk..' for tlt:mg \em' \\t· lmt· \flU~ limn and llhur . .

Rrt'\lot'r

Z.o~(h

Cnn~r-JtulatHIIl' on \nUl'

F,I"J,luJUnn• I am \t'~ pmud nf tht• 't'n ltnl· and cann~ ~oun~ m;~n ~nu hJH' bt•t:(lme \ou an· a Jn~ to hJ\t' .o~mund 1\t·t·p ~our ~·Jh 111 ''~ht. and I kt}(:M \uu \I. ill Jlhlt'H' tlwm Rt"nwmht.·r tn Jh\J\ hr.· trot' to HIUN·lf and tn cnnunue to tn"..t ;)(ht·~ tht• "J\ ~ou "Jnt tn he trt•Jtt-d \hu. n·mt111hfr .that 1"11 ah\a~' ht• hl'rt• for \flU Lmt• \lnm I)

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\1om. llad and Tim

1

llt'lh<llll Bntton \ly llear Jletha.n! .

Congnuulation'' lhm '~''! proud I a.m of you and your accompli,hmen~>o Your )Oung life ha> pre,emed man) cha.llengt., and "luation,, and 111th prrde )Oll al\\a)' cho,e the ri~hl path I am 'o e\uted about your plan' for )Our future. God \\ill \\Jik 1111h your t~e'! 'tep. lie 11111 bit"' )Oll and keep )Oil ~tron1-t

\II\ a" heht1 e 111 '"""elf and I lm e 1ou limn' · ·

~l'n Crandall: lkar ~en. \nother milt., tone 111 \Uur life! \1 e are '" proud of your accomph,hmen~>o 111 academic,. 'IXIrl>, and pt:"onal d<'l dopment Kt'Cp that hea.lth1 balance h.-t'llt>en \\ork and plJ) thal)Ol(H• al\\a) marmaint-d Comrnue to t\udt thai ma" tlnu> '~''t for hfe' Lme limn and Dad

\ndrea !luck \ndee IIO\\ i' ll po,ihle that )Oll are gradualm~ already, Time ha> no\\11 enllrl'l) t<XI quick!) llt•rt• you are. "x•n to bt·gm colkge. and )I'll renlt'mbcr u. hoth Cf'!lllR \\hen )OU 1\l'nl ofT tn kmderganen hke rt JU't ha.ppt:nt'll """ 1\eek! b \OU moH' throu~h \Our futurt• H'af'l, ah,.n~ r~nlt'mhcr that no dauRfnrr, t'l·r. h••' bt·en m<ire lmt'll amt'chen,ht-d uian )OU Lm e & flt.,t \\ JSht". limn

Sar<th Croy : Congratulation'' You hm·e been a con. tant 'ource of joy to u> throughout your life \' you hegm your Ill'\\ life \\C knO\\ your 'trength and determination \\ill make )OU a sucn,.' in \\hate\er path you choose 'ou are pecial \\e are proud of 1ou \II our lo\e. \lorn Dad. and 1\yle

.·a.r.tl1 Buck111' lkar S.1n1h.

It ha.' bt·en 'uch J plt·a.,ure tn \\,Itch )OU ~"'" and dl~dop from the till) Rlri 111th t·arth\\oml' 111 her ptxkel,, tn Ult' \\Onderful pt'"on that )OU art tod:t) \1 t' art· 'o pmud of all lour achre1 emenb, ! our hard \\<Irk. crl"Jtlllt) and )OUr dedlcallon 111 all you dn. \It• areal"' '"'1 proud of )OUr lnteRnt) and the "ncere and deepl1 cann~ pt:Nln thai )OU ha1e become. \\e \\ill Jl\\a\' be here fnr \OU, and "e alllo1e 10u 1en much'!!'

Di.d. 11om and Emil) · ·

I he had Cunnm~ham (.lakt) lkar 1.1ke, an· H'" proud of llll' 1ou ha1c bt'Come Ill that )t>U ha1e acwmph,ht'll \IJ.' a.ch11~t-d thn>U~h )<>Ur <11\n matunl) and pnde )c>U\l· nct't.-dt'll our e\pntauon,. and \\l' hM>k fnr"ard Ill aU that you \\lll 'han· 111th ""111 the future 11<-111~ a part of )t>ur hfe ha.' bcl'n mort• "~'ardrn~ than"" can po~-.ahl~ t\prt''' \\e lme I!>U, limn Da\e Ben · ott. ,· \dam

Ion Cape" Ourlltarestlon, )ou ha1e ah'a!' bt.-en )OUr father' Pride and .IO) \\a.tchrng )OU change from J 'h! un,ure lntle grrl to a he-Jutrful, 'elf·a.wrred )OUil~ lad1 ha;. bt.>en an undt.,cnhahle t\pt:rience fnr"" \\llt'n~er life ltatb you take God \\lth )OU and 'ou "ill alwa)' e\cel and pre1 ail. \1 e are 'o 't') pmud of lou Lme lla.dd\ & lhuna \;lrrHi .md Sh!'1la C.1per.

\ichnl!' lla.luga

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\ikki.

Thank )OU for all the JOI you ha.1e hrou~ht"' \It· an·'"'! pmud of the beautiful talentt'll. hard \\nrking and detemunt'll )I>Un \\oman )<>U\e bt.'Comt• God has 'urd\ hie ,t..J 1110 \h1a1' hold lllle tn I<>Ur 1alut and 11<-ht·le 111 )t>Ur.df \\e ~1111 ah•a!; h.- I<>Ur hrg~t 1 'uppnne;,. \\c low IOU \Jom. Clint. and Bn.,b

~il J)-.ah llt:lr !nt

\\t· Jn· t'\lfl'lllt'l\ llnJUd 11 thr nuht nd1•1~ \nun~ rn.m ~nu hJw ht"'.oOlt' Our hnpt• 1'

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\oU ''1!1 wllln1Ut·to '="m m v.N.ham, rnh·s..:nt\. bnh. Jnd lllJtunt\ Lilt· t'\f'l!.:nt'lllt.., wmpt1rll\t' 'porh Jnd a 'lmn~ mnrJI foundatltan ha\l' ~T\t'1l ~ou till' mm:r \lrt.'ll~!h to

Jcht·Nt\ .and arha'\t' \our ~o:nJh \nn hrgh. pur-Ut• ~our dn~Jnh. Jnd kilO\\ that ha\t' tht lmt· and '"PfMH1 ol \our IJnuh 111 all \CIUr t1ldt·a\ol'.

Lmt• \lnm !lJd lnd Bnan

H\t·rronH.'

~ou

Jdll\'1 llt'Pf'<

Our dt'ar jt•IT. Tlmt· ha.' ~ont· 'o fa:-.t~ h':\tt•rtia\ \OU V.l'n· nur httk ho~ pia)lOR Ill' \IJn and Star \\Jr-. r1x!J\ \1au J.rt• a ~cltln~ man J.nd an· n·ad\ to t•mhari.. on Ill"' al.ht·lllun" thol"ln~ a tJrt"l'r and planmn~ H;ur bft··, Jtmmn \I~'"'" rt·nll'mlll:r that \\t lml' ~ou Jnd that V.t' "•II ah' a\' ht.· ht·n· for 'ou thmu~h j::ood tunt" .md muWl tmlt'' \\ t: art· prnud of ~ nu and \\J'h l'\t'~ ~ood thm~ for \OU 111 the future Ul\t' ah'a'' [}Jd. \l11111, lthan. Li\J. L!mt•. and Budd\

R<hh;tn De,at Dear Ro,han: Congratui<Uton' on )OUr achtCirment' \ ou han• bern a 'pectal girt from God Since the da~ )OU \\ere born . . on. )OU han· lx."t.'n an inspiration to hoth of u,. and 110 are It') much proud of )OU \ our -.emr of humor and rt·sponsihlr atmudr 11111 be great a."rb a' )OU l""'ur your drt"Jtm. \\e 11ish ~ou murh surn·..,..., and happine..,.., tn ~our life a. . . ~ou contJmH..' to pursue ~our goals \\ e lm t• you Lme

\1om. Dad and Brother Chtmg

Rc~wn D)<' Dear R11h. lkt ynure ghul 10 h.tH' ht~h hehmd l"'' \\ll<ll)OU nuy not n-.tllle is that ~ou\e just <:rt•Jted ..,omt• of tht fondt·...,t nu.·morit..., )<)ll'll t\t:r hau· lor this tnne 111 )OUr life You\t.• made us proud, Rnh_ hmm )mdl oli"~'~"' haH·

'rl""''

our lcwe and ... upport oL" )OU contmut• life's journt') Lon.·

limn. ll.td .uul bhley

Ruth EI-Jam;tl '" DearN Ruth 'nw ligill Ill lOUr t')l'S and your imei) smik renectthe IIOnderfulyoung \\Oman \Ou\t.• ht·romt• I lme \OU ..,o much a ... Ill\ daughter and ht:st frit:nd You are ·dt·...,tint:d for greoltm·. . s hec.tuse ~ou·H.· oth\ot)S tX·t·n ~r.ttt'ful for ''hat \OU haH· ;.tnd )OUr stmlllR to ..,ta) humhlt• )ou haH' tx·t.·n so much fun and a Jill to me and our family Thank \ nu for hemg an <lll e'nnw daughwr Lme. \I om

• amantha E' erene Sam. \\hat joy you haw brought to our lhes It ha> been so much fun watching you grm' into such a fine young lady. We ha\e confidence that ) ou can achie' e any thing you set your mind to. The sky is the limit!

We Jo, e you so much' \!om . Dad. \!an and \Iandy

Tamara Dumo Dear Tanu Congr.uulattons In 18 yea" you ha1r brought us such JO) and happint'\S \\ r are so 'l'l) proud of you. 1101 only for your school accomplishments but for the prNlll lou ha1 e become God 11ill hi"'' you. as he ha> hleS>ed us 111th

Jud) Fmg lktr _lud) You\r bern a S(X'Ctal daughter smce the day you 11rrr horn \\ r ha1e 11atchrd )OU gro11 into a fine young woman It pains u;, to Sl'e you lra1e and set out for college But. in the same emotion 110 feel happy for )OU Best

)OU

,,;~he ~

Lme \1\\ays

11om and Dad

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Lme. \1om. Dad. lltlty. and bpen

(:hr"IOpher Donahoe: Dear l:hnswphrr. \\e ha1r 11atched )OU gnm from lwmg our hahy. illlo a handsome. independent ~oun~ man. Your \\it. S<'ll\lll\il) and Jo,ing nature \\arm our heart\ \\r h;l\e al11ay' been "l proud to he )Our parrllls and ah~<tys 11ill hr.

Folhm 1our dreams. Chris. Plea>e kno11 ho11 much 110 lmr 1nu, and al11a~; rememlit:r ·You're a ba,eball player'" • · \\tth all our l01e.

11om and Dad

Elizabeth Fonter l)rarNLtwe Congratulallons' \\ e feel fnnunaw to ha1 r had the pleasure of mising such a hnght. amLLstng. and ltlel-hradrd daughwr, 11ho not only keeps life u1trresting. hut also seems to make the right drcistons. \\ r are pmud of your 11illtngnrss 10 110rk hard and aim high. Stay true to you"elf \luch lo1e.

11om. Dad. Chauncey. Oskar. and Sheri)

[,an Donahue: Congratulaliom. E1 1 Fmm Legos to car paru. )Ou\e ah1ays u;,ed your talents to the full"'!. Our '' llr Fis It" is ah1al' ready to help out family and fne nd.s \\ rare 1e'1 pmud Of)our achit~emenLs and hard 110rk at school and home. God hie" you and your generous hean' \\ ith lo1 e from lour famtl)

Paul Grhrk Dear Paul, Congratulations' You ha\ e so many talent\ of 11 luch you can be' Cl) proud.

Your loyalty and hard-11orkmg characteristic,, along 111!lt a great sense of humor ha1 r made lou special to so man) \\ e ion• you dead) and 11ish you much happmrss 111 your future endra101' LOH'. \1om, flugh. and Tiffany

Long L11 r \lopar' RRrrrrr

jrmufer Dol'ty

lt•n. · It 11a.s onl))l"ltrday that 110 held you in our arms for the fiN ume' \011.

you are a talented and capable )Oung lad) read) to take on the 110rld. \ou are ICI) special 10 all 11no kno11 )OU .. especially your family! 1le1er forget the 1alues 11e tried to teach you or the lo1e and suppon that 11ill al11ay' be there for IOU. Li>,e. \tom and Dad

\Iegan Duennger \\ e hope you 11ill commue to smg your 11al through life. Stay happ). and keep that gn>at smile and S\lt'et pr"onalit) You ha1e touched the li1t., of many 111th your hnght smile and friendly nature. \\ e l01e you and 11hh )OU continued succt">s 111 11ha1e1er you ch<Kl"C to accomplish 111 the future You are

J\\~ome.

Lo1e ya. ll01n and .tcff

\lelissa Glemm: Dear \lelissa, A raceho10e that consistently runs just a second faster than another horse is wonh millions of dolla10 more. Be 1\illing to gh·e that e\tra effon that separates the \\inner from the one in second place Go for it' We lo'e you, \!om, Dad. and ~manda

Jacob Goldberg: Dear _lake, \\ e are so proud of you! You ha1 r conquered not one but ! lugh schcx>b and dtd 11111 grand stjle. \011 is the time 10 focus on 11hat you 11allltll lift• \\r kncm )OU 11111 succeed God LS 1111h you. and rrmrmhrr to put the car 111 park before you stan it Our lo1e al11al'· \1om, Dad, Leah, and llannah

Randall <;<w<llllll Dt.lr Rand1 \\e an.· H·~ proud of ~ou \\ t \\Jilt \Oll to knm\ that \\lll'fl'\l'f ~ou rna) ~o. and \\hJU.'\t·r ~ou do, our fa1th m \OU grm" and ~,rm,,! \\e \\Ill ah\a\ . . und h(.'hmd and ht"'"'dt• ~ou ,,Jwn \OU rll't'd u' \\t· lmt• \ou and on!} tlw ht''l for \ou ah'a''!

''''h

I.O\l'

limn. Dad. ami SteH·n

Stlra (ionnom Sara. \\ a littlt· girL }OU ~tood on a d1a1r and \Jil~ ·romorrm' and nm' tomorro11 " ht·re from the 'tage to tht· hall field 11\ lx't·n fun \our mtelllgenn· t•nthu"a'm. sen'e of humor and talent- made thl' lt·ars ~o h~ tcH> fa.,t ) our famih Jm t~ \ ou \\ t· knm' 'ou ''ill (hfKJ:-.«: road:-. that make a d!fft·n·nct· . . .

Dad. 11om and \nnl'

Dale Harne · Dale.

You're the greate Lo\'e.

Ralph and Alice

t.

\lltson JIJI1t llnr\h.

through the Rood unu~ and tht• bad. \1nce- the cU~ skit· \\t'\t' bt"tn as c ~as a mother and d.lu~htt't can be.· ~t1 )lM.f\e gnmn 1ntn • rt'ponsible mature adult \: the ume flt'at\ fnl' \OU tu k-'AH· home \\f" \H h ~IMJ aD the hest \\(' Jrn<M \UU Ubt• a SUC'Ct 'm \\ftl.!l'\ft wudo )oU\t·aht.-:a\ dt~t~r\\ II \\tUah\:&\ bt-herefur\ouandlookforv.-.udto bar~ 10 \our futurt" )ot.l'w tM:c-n a v.on<krlul fnend

)Itt~ 't\l."n· born \IMJ W.lll) nt'\t"f' 't\otntt"d to lt>t\e m\

l<•e Ind \!om (JIW1.Jll>) and fbe KoH

PJmt:la (,rJg~ Panwla. \ ou art• a 'hmmg t·,amplt· of 11 hat a daughtl'r can ht• - lm ,. and lau~:htt·r ix·auuful and WM>d honN and pnnupll'd. dl'tt·rmlnl'd and mdqwndt·nt. 't'n"tllt' and uuelil~l'nt lou art' a 'h1111ng e1ample of11hat a dauAhter can ht· and I am \o \l''1 proud of )OU 1 Congratulaticm' and Gcw>d Luck!

I Lmt• )ou!

laltm· llaun lall'nl' I.' shun years' \\e art· truh pnoud of l'H'C\ tlun~ you ha,dlC·Wml lit· art· l<w>kmA for11ard tn 11atchmg ~<>U rl'ach for thl nu.,n and thl' 'tars'""' that ~ou arr t>t.·gmnm~ an<.'\\ acht·ntun.· )ou \\illl'\cl'lm t'\l'l)thing \OU (·ndt·a,or and 11ill h:a1e ~<>Ur mark Halt' fun' lie lme you 11om. Dad. \Jii"m and . amm~

limn

Da1id Gmy Dear Dmd. )ou make u~ feel like "e truly ha1c lt1ed in a Fatry Talc for thl'>e la1t ,c,enteen year... \ftcr all. not e1ery family\ little frog i:rC\1 ttllo a hantbome Prince' 1\eep lhat 'mile. and you ·n go far!

Lme. \1om. Dad and jame1

Sail) Heffernan Dear Sally C.on~mtulauon\. \\ e are 'el') proud of you and all lhat you ha' e accomplished There b nothing )OU ran·t do if you llelie~e m ) ourself \\ e 11ill al11 ay s be lhere to support and love you Lon~ al11ay .. \1om. D;td and .Iamie

jrnn1fer Grt't'n: Dear jennifer.

So.gro"n up ... ><> fast .,o 'oon! Time mme' on. and no11 you emhark on the ne\tleg of life's joume~ \s you make your "ay 111 your cho,t•n path ma\ \Our beaut\, chann and \\isdom cominul' to illuminatl' \OUr ''a' Be \Hur lx~t and do your lx>st aillaY'· lie IO\e ~ou and you are 'Pt:Cial Coit~ratulauon,'!!

Lme. 11om and Dad

Sarah lhple; Dear . arah \\ e are 'ery proud of ~our man~ acwmplishmenb and the dl'tlicauon ~ou\e >ho11n in achil'lin~ your goab llll,tof all. Ill' adnure the high moral character and pnncipl<>s that ha'e guide-d ~<>Ur life Your ahility to thmk for ~ourself11ill sel\e ~ou \\CIIm the future lla1 Gt>d ble.' ~uu 111th a 1o~fulllfe.

DJ\ id IIJihen

Ju 11n llo~dml llearju-tl!l,

Dear lla11d, ConArJtulauon>' lou ha'r 'o many A•ft- and tal<·nb. It ha> ht-en a toy tu 1\,Jtch you dl'rlop th<"e gifb and tall'nl' mer thl' la't el~htt'l.·n yt•ars It\"' t'\Cilln~ w thmk about 1our future and tu lx• ahle tn 11 atch you dt' dop all tho'e g1fb and talenb 1nto the person )OU 11ant w he lit• lmr you. and 11e \\ill he her<• to 'uppon you e\Cl) 'tel' of the 11ay 11hent'L·r you nl't-d u' Lme. ll01n, \like, and Dad

Lind.'al llan\l'n Dear Llnd.'a~.

Con~ratulauon'' lou ha1e ht-rn '0 'P<xial. "' talenll'd. 'o 11onderful' ha1r al11a~' been full of 110nderful dream,. Keep follm11ng your dream>

\nu and ann h1~h for a 'tar all your life. lie <Ire"' prnud of you and hope allynur drt·am' comt• true \\e lo'e ynu and 11ill al11a1' he here for you Lme 11om. lllke, and Dad

\1t.hnb.~ II;UN,l

\u. ,

Breatht·, hn:athe. m the a1r [kllft ht:- afr.ud tu cart' U.·aH' hut don't leaH· me Look amund and ch~..~o~e ~our 0\\11 J(round For hlll~ ~ uu Lh e and hi~h ~ ou fl~ \nd ,rnJ!e~ ~uu'll ~1\t' and tt>ar.-. wu'll t:~ \nd all \OU tht.Kh and all wu \t't' ''all wUr lift· "ill t"\t'r ht:. \\ t'.[U\l' \OU \1( \l<,m. Gt•nt.·,l:.nc.,. \llchellr l~nk

fl"'d Brtal/w Dark \ldt of Ibe IIO<on

Lme

11om. Dad & \nna

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haN to htlit.-..t> t!tlt

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ume

for

)IM.Jtn~Jtt·

)uu h:&\ ht'COI11t' a \\Undt·rful \lK.IOg man v.bu ha "i(l mudJ tO offer )ou ha\e 1!;M11 1.1..\ ""'much to' and laut;:hter, and~' 'ou c<&n hart 11 \\lth thr world Rt'memher to an.. a,, ht.-h("\t' m \uur.elf 2nd flt.'\t'I doubt. \our capahilztx" )uu \\111 'Llc.:lt't'd m am11Un~ }liU ch(wr.e Our lfl't' ah'a'' (}Jd. \Jnm, Je-.,tca and Jn*ph

Bntum lmla\

Dt:ar Bnu I lon at ~ 110 and '*-e the blond~ h;ur :md blm· n "" 1nd mnrmbt·r aU of the ' :m or happmt"' that ~ ou h01\l' ~\t'tl to me \0( m . ., t':k' \ . hut ~) ItA ) our matunl\ and N~ofrt"'-ponlbthn llll..ke.mt·'t.-n pmud Ue-"illhe 111-.dto\ou~ )Wrt'"J.thout tc1 the future I ft'f'l \t.'!) fnnurute t11 h;~'f' \OU a.- a d.t lt't and a friend I \\ill m.J , \OU \oU QliJ\l' on m lift· T1tmk ~ou for hdpin~ me 111 be .a ~ parml !.ole

lkNO

Kathl'nnl' John,on

KK

.

The Lord ble,,ed lL\ llhC'n lie plaCl-d you 1nto our cal'l.' \(>U h<lll' ~ro1m into a 110nderful, intelligent. )Oung 11oman hnngm~ tO) each da~ \\e are proud of ~ou! Remember graduauon pro1id~ a nl'l ht'<1nmng Rl."Jch for goal, remembering m"takt" pro1ide ,:tJuahll' le.lnlln~ elpt'nl'nct"> lou \\ill he 'ucct-,.,ful if 10u helil'll' 111 \t>Urself and our low for 101.1 \hun. Dad. Rile~. and \u~u; Pat ·

Tmmth1 Kenneth Dt·Jr Tm1 Congr:uulatullb on a h1gh 'ch<~>ltareer of 1\hich 10u can he proud' \la1 1our drtam' of mak1ng a differtnn• m the 1\orld come tnlt' \ou ha1e made ;uch a dlfftrence. alrt-ad1. m our lill'' and tho'e of 'o mJm ntht·" ( h 11 tht• Canadian m you') \lay (;od hit·" )OU ahl.l)' Ketp on ht•i"~"'R 111 you"t'lf and ) our drtam' .md nothm~ r.1n 'top l nu \lith """· 11om and Dad. Juhe and Ta)lnr

""""Ill

lenlllfl'r · Con~r:uulat11m' Jt•nny' lie can't ht•lirll' ho" qturkl) thl' ume ha.' pa"t-d \ ou haw had a lllllldtrful h1Rh \lh<Mll career (;lihl'H 1\lth the nonnal pt•ak; and 'alit·)' that Rro\\lng up l'nt.tib), and "e are 'o proud of hoi\ you nt·gotlatt~l )OUr 1\,t\ 1\lth rh<trm. wit and illl "'Pt'Ciall) h1g lwan lie are hb"-d to hall' you a.' our dauRhter Lo1e 11om and Dad II a) to RO 111 leadinR the \\a) , Jen·haht·~! Le1gh Anne and Sam

Ju,lin [k>;;~r

1\ln~:t

Ju ..tm.

\\t• kAt• )our cn·JU\t-rlt"' "'l. and tht• 'l'INUH· C<&nll~ hean God ~:.i\l' ~nu \h~a~ 'lmt.' to dn )tM.Ir hc.."t "'th tht ~1fu (rild ~J.H' wu. (J1(.>J1\h \our famil) omd friend~ and \aJut• )tiUr t.Hnt.' )uu ll·amt-d "''much fn•m ~our Grandp:~john illld ~ou make all of ll' \l'~

pmud of \our arwmph,hnu.•nt' Than ' fur ht.1nf( 'uch a Jlfl'al '\un and il c:mng bmther lmt· \lnn~ta .

lk·th .and D.Ut Ruth and

f);~d (ir.mdm;~ ;~nd (in.ndp;~. 1\ln~

nc,.,_ and \bmma

Clinton Ko11alik Dear Clint. lie are '"'1 proud of )OU You hall' 1\0rkcd hard. and "e kno" you 11ill conunue to 1\ork tO\\ard wur goaL "' hft• \our htan " m the ri~ht place \ou are a (O) and a hle"ing tn"' lie \\ill all\ a)' l01e and suppon )OU. God Blr>., \ou , Dad. 11om Eljse and Elizabeth

1\ai Kummoto·

De-ar 1\;u, Renlt'mber 11hen )llU "ere httle <tnd IOU \\anted to gro11 up to be both a doctor and a pro ha.1kethall pia) er' You 1\l'rl' 1\0rnl-d that )OUr ht-eper 1\0uld go off 111 the m1ddle of a game' Your career plans ha1e changed. hut we k11011 you \\ill ach1c1e all your goals. II a) God hie>' ) ou on your JllUnlC) . lie lo1e 10u' 1Iom Dad. Ken(l. 1\annn and Belll'

Scott

Uu~hhn

X ott

ha\t' alwa)~ htt:n ~uJdt.:d h) )nur <;tmn~ 'aluo lklit'\t: in )Out dn:am!oo and \ourself fnr the) \\lll bet:nme )tKir u1umate achit"\emenb Don't bt- 1fra.Jd to takt' calrub.ted ~ ~ )our mtt.~t). atutude and ~rst'\mnce "Adl di~un~J\h )IKJ fmm ulhtr\ Rt·mtmht-r to kt:'t"p God. famil) and fnen<b ~ wur prinnUt \\t'rt· affia, tlwn· fnr uu (;.od hi'" wu \\e 01.re 'o pmud uf the )Ollll1t man )OU'lt:' ht."lome )clU

Lmt• \lnm and [}ld

Peter Lum: Dear Peter.

Thank you for all the jO) you ha\'e giwn us. \\e are 'ery proud of you and lo' e you \'Ct) much. \1om and Dad

1\atie \lalmw Dear 1\aue.

You ha1e !(ro1111 into a 1 el) beautiful. talented. intelligent and mo>t lntponant of all. a ,.el) caring per.on \\e are confident that you mil .,ucceed 111 pur.uing your dreams.

Lme. \1om . Dad. \dam and Sarah

Leslie \tar~hall Leslie. )ou\e made the past eighteen years most memorable. As you Iea1e us to pursue your dreams. we ,,;11 miss you great!).

LOie. Dad. \tom, and Curtis

Lunt \l.utm lk-ar La.ine.

Con~r.uulaiJon~

tn our fa,nnte daughter 'ISter' \\e celt-hrate >Aith pnde )OUr mam "hool and ani.JcJrate >Alth ronfidenct )C•ur coll~t· )l':ll"'\ ahu.d 'nur 'tmn~ "111 and dt:kmmlallnn hJHt -.er.l'<i ~cMJ >Adl and >AJJI coni.Jnue to muli\;Ut' \C•u the rt...t c•f \t•ur hre Tilke "'th ~nu \OUt faith and the kno\\led~c· thilt "l' "ill he:- chtt•n;l~ fur ~ou illl the \\il~' ' BJt..., lllf.:~. \lum . Dad. ;.~.nd Rt·td acr1m1ph~hmt·nL' dunn~ h1~h

Bria \layer: Bria, \\ith sunshine in your smile, hope in your eyes, and lo1e in your heart, your future can be anything you want it to be.

Go for it!

Lo1·e and best 11i hes. \tom and Dad

Eric \lcDaniel: Dear Eric. \\ e are \'el) proud of you. You are intere ting and fun and \\'e all lo\'e you Yel)' much.

Dad, \lom. Becky, Bonnie, Darla, Tamera, Rand) and eYel)·one else

Enc Ll~mard Enc. You are a decent, moraljoung man You make choice 1\lth a "isdom that fl'\\ people po""'' at your age Kt>ep foac.ed nn lour goab and God m ) our heart You ha1e tml) heen a JO) to all nf u; and 1\l' are ll'l) proud of you.

LOll' and PI"J)l'".

11om )CIT) , Jeff, Sue. Sha), and Gmndma and Grandpa Leonard

-\.llison \lcLaughlin: -\Jiison.

Congratulations' \\e are so proud of you - not on!} of your accomplishments but of the wonderful young woman you ha1e become. Set your goab high, and follo11 your dreams.

Our love allla)s. \lom, Dad and Banon

Tim Lofnb

Ryan \lc:\eilly: Dear Ryan.

Congratulations on achie,;ng one of life's big milestones \\ e are wry proud of you. The future is yours, so go for it 1 You can be anything you want to be.

Lo1·e, \tom and \tau

l>euTJm.

Cnngratulai.Jnl'l! on )nor h1gh -.chuol acwrnplJ.,hnu.·nt' \\l' are pmud oftht )Uung man that )OU\t: llt"'Cnme )uur hard <Aork pl~.tt dtttmunatmn \\ill pa) c,fl and make )Out ~uaJ «•me true Don't \tttJe fur le . bt:cau!tt' "l' kn1J\\ th<~.t )OU can do 11 Good llx:k m ~our mlk-ge )eat'S \\t pra) that God >Alii Bit-- Protect, and Guide ~flu and that ~ou wtll al>Aa):, h:i\t" Jllm In )OUr ht-an \\e lc)\C ~()U and art" htre rM )CMJ~ Lent• \lnm and tnd

llm·duh ll!'~t·r Dt·ar lkmhth.

II t thank ! ;od for g" "'R '" tht• pn\llt·~t and Jfl\ of ht·m~ 'nur 11om and Dad \It· adm1n· "' much )our acadt·m" auammt·nc- 1nur ~1ft of halltt pt·rfnrmance, and )our '"lid chamtttr lou are a htautlfulll<'<"ln m'ldt and nut, and'"' can't "a't to"~' \\hat (;od do 1\lth )our lift m tht future \lith loH· \lorn and Dad

'"II

.Ju,tin

\lt·ml·n~a

1\Jbh (tf"/t'

)U,tlll St·t·n" likt· JU't H-,terda\ "'' h!'id 1ou m nur arnl\ '"" tht da1 " htn· tn It-t IOU gn Ill nf i>ur \\ork i' wmpli·tt· and the n"ulb clcarh 'i""' 111 tht· man ~ou hJ\l' htcomt.•. \\e arl' ..,o proud of ~ou and of all )OU haH: accompliShed follm1 1nur dream' and the1 IIlli lead 1nu to g<wld fnnune m l'CI)thing )IIU do Dl'M

\\L·

lme

Chmuna Oakle) lkar Chri') l\tl)thmg )OU autmpt " dn1en h) a dt'llicated p~nt. so )OUr ac· cnmpli,hmtnt' ha1t lx~n. and "111 cnnt1nue· to ht· man) But more 1m· pnnant. "the cann~ and lmm~ attitude· that )llll ho" othtr"i. YclU and )<lllr 'milt cannot he me-asure-d m ""rd.' \1 e lo1e )<Ill, 11om. Dad, Am)

\OU.

limn D;td. he~m llagg~t· and R1an

Ut'2r l\n:t1 )tiU h:.\t> m:adt· us so prrJUd In \(J man~ W:l.) a: ~nu madt: tht> mcl5t of \tiW' hldl smc-.-,J Hoar.. \\e \\ii.Ot ~nu to k~ tht~t "-l'" hil\t' t'llJO~ed l'\t'l) moment (v.cll ~) nf )'OW'

tr.m.,formaunn from a child to a cannk!. mtelli~nt mnll\iittd \Ot.lfl \\nman Ue knu" th1.t )OO 'hlll acwmpli._o.h aJI th:u )OU mtf'nd tum the future and want )OU tn kiiiJ\\ that "i'e v.ill aJw2.~\ tx· tht'ft' for )nu 1\,n.e \\J~ht':'l \flU good luck m cnllt-ge lJnt• alV.:.t)

11om and ff.od

Rachel IIHiagc Rache·l. \\ ell. the t1me ha.' finalh come \\hen I ha1c to let )OU gro" up and find ~our mm \\a) I hope )OU "ill find all the thmgs )OU rc lookmg for out there m the great h1~ "orld Congratulations ~ou\e made the family proud, and ""·rc H'l) happ) to ha1e 'har!-d th" "onderful moment mth )OU Our lo1e ~cw' ,,,t.h }OU Ill )Our plan' for tht· futun.· 1111111 lme, limn '

llonica Palmer llomca: \\hat do !Ou tell a child 11ho has fulfilled all or )OUr expecuuon and dreams' Thank you. It\ hard to htli!'le you're not that 'h) little ~lfl al""" hl<ling hehmd momm) Conunue to \\Ork hard and 'till hale a lot or fun Don't 1'\!'r lo. t "gilt or )OUr dream' and ~oab. )OUr future lie. entirely in !OUr hand' \le are'" It!) proud of our htAutiful daughter \Ia) God hit s \OU

· Lm e alwa\ '·

Dad, lion\, j1mm1 and Chnstina

am1ra \hr.m·fi nt:ar Sam1ra Con~ratulal!on\ to ~flU. a lmd~ and

"ondt:rful daughtl>f and ,t,tt.'r- on ~our ~r.tduatKm )IIU hJ\t ht't'n a Wll'-t;mt •.nurtt' of \\armth. pride and Jf'' for all of u, Your alwmp!J,hnwnb m ~our h1gh "(honl ~t'JI"'I hoiH•lx·t·n \t'f) \IX'tlal Good Jut~ "1th all that \OU do \h\J~., rt'nwmht·r that ~our famal~ ''ill ht- the•t• for ~nu \Ia~ Gnd Ult--.., ~ou and JtUldt• ~ou ,afl'i~ mto a 'lltll-"''>ful futun· \\ 1th lob of lnH'.

Rtshma Patel: D!"ar Reshma , Time has gone hy fast, and no" here !OU are graduaung from IIi$ Sch(~ll. Congratulauon'' \1 e are proud or a happ), mding. lo' mg and cann~ daughter. )OU brings lot' or 10) to us You hale bl~ dr!"AOl,, and \\t kno" )OU 11ill ha1e no problems fulfilling them \11th lx.,t \\lshes and lot> or lm e from Dad. 11om and \!~I

l"" -

Dad. \hml. \nm Sara Jnd \f,am.·h

jennifer \ichola.' jennifer Congmtulatl<lll' on your out,tandin~ ;~chie' emenl\ and htcon110g the JlCI'>Oil IOU are \l e·re '0 proud of )OU! hllO\\ that our lme and 'upport \\ill ht there a> you continue to 'ct each goal and mt~t the challenge II "hmg you a future of happmt's and 'Ucc!"' ...

Lme 11om. Dad Jeff and Edna

Ryan Per!') Dear Ryan.

Congratulations! \\'e are proud of your accomplishment!!, and look fol'llard to continued >uccess in your future. l tilize your talent!! to pur.ue your dream;, kno\\ing "e \\ill be there to upport you.

Lo,·e. \lom. Dad. and Spencer

Jt·nnlftr \ll'Nht1RH.'r

Bmdlt) Po" er Bmd

lk-ar ]emu, 1

Cnn~ratulatlnlh nn ~our ~raduauon ,,,u ha\t.' ~NMll 111tu a kmd and J,:t·nt-rnu~ wun~ \wman ht:auufulnl"Jdc: and out \\t' chl·n'h the lobt I~ ~eJf"' \\tth )llll and oftt'Jl rl'flt:·t1

nn lhl' )fl~ and b.u~htrr

}UU

ha'e ~1\l'll to~ \\e look ful"\\ard tu

)OUr

future

\\Jth

and wnfidt'!Kt', a\ \\t" knov. ~ou ha\t.' muth t(» accomph~h and :-.hare jtnm. more than \\t' can -.a} \\e art' 'n pmud e>f ~~·um!

-\.II our lme nm' and ah'a'' Dad. \hml. ]1111. Jlld Jnt·~

t'\Cllement

~rt".lt

\\e

lmt"

}OU

Con~rJtulations' \le arc proud or )(Ill and grateful for the p<=l'\pt:CU\e on the \\Orld )OU ha1e g11en us Contmuc to ht hard 11orklnA. fun lollnA, mdependent. crcau' e. canng. and true to lour helief,. Rememhtr that lou can alii a)' depend on us to heli!'le 10 )OU and be there for you lo1e. \lorn and Dad

Timnth1 \01n·· Tim. lie are 'o proud of ) ou. From the tune that lou fi"'t breathe-d Ill'\\ meanin~ into Eighteen T\\the Olenure. " )OU ha~e enrich!'ll our lin.,, \ our nnl,ic has g"en us man) "onderful mcmont., 1\ e 1mh )OU happmes, and "' ces' in life li e lmc )OU WI) much Th;mk )OU for htin~ a pan or our ll\es 11om, Dad, and Damel

Kell) Purgett Congratulation; Kelly' \ ou ha1e brought mu h jO) into our li\es. and \\e are 1el') proud of you \\ e \\i;h you sucre. , peace, and happine.> in your future Our lo,·e al\\a) .

Dad. \lom. Dann) and Bailey

Amanda :\m·ak: Dear Amanda.

You're the best! \\ e're proud of you.

~t'lm Reme· Conwatulauon; 1\l'llll Paul.

Rememhtr )OU can accomplish anytlung mlife ,r )OU et )our nund tO\\ard it and \\Ork hard. just let those ch<uct.,. ht the n~ht one-, and tnc t G!Kl for guidance and undcNandm~ I'll al\\a~' he ht·hmd )!IU 1!10%, fncnd to the e·nd \11th lm ~ ah•al' llnm , Dad. Chns

LO\ e,

Dad and L..\.

P.Hndi. Rou,t.•

lk.1r Patnrk. \\lt<llJO~ ~nu hotH' ht.·t.·n to u' 'liKe till' da\ ~ou \\t:rt.' horn 1 )ou h,t\l' filled our hl'otrb \\ith lmt.• omd pridl' \i\\,t~' hold \Our \,tlue..,Ju~h \t·u·r lc~-.t• ~our /l''t for lift.· nr ~our \\OIHkrful "l'll'l' nf humor Rt.·memhtt' \\t' \\ill ;th\,1\' hl'

lwrl' for

\OU

\l,t\ (;od hit.'''

\Oil ;tl\\,1\,

\II our lml' llntn. !lad .uull\ ltr

lili>on Spear \lli>on . (hernt!(ht you ha1 l' gro11 n up. and" l' art• >O proud of you l'hnt• "a' lll'\l'r ;t douht ahout your ahtlit\ lo control \OUr future .md to fullill \our dn•am>. \\ l' "ant you to all\ a~' kel'p your lll'autiful smilt• .md >ptrit. \\ l' lm e \ ou \l't~ much \lmn. ll;td and ilri,tm

Julie Ruckman : Julie.

From Lttile Lamh \ur'e" .'ch<xll to .'1 \hm\ to Ct•ntt•nnial. ~ou h;tll' hrought U> jo~ and nudt• u' proud l'lel\ >tt·p of the \Ia~ \o\1 , !(O nuke ~our future. kmminR that \ll' "ill al\l,t~> he here for ~ou. and that \le lo1e ~ou 1et~ much \lom. Dad. (;reg and Bri•m

ln·' ar Stacht•> lk;tr lre1 ar CongratulatHH1> 1 \\ l' are proud of ) ou ;md fl'd hlt'"l'd that you hall' ht•t•n a part of our ltll'>. You han• the talent to do llhatl'\lT \ ou sl't ~our mmd to \\ ork hard. 'ta~ focu>l'd. and ket·p (iod 111 \OUr life \\ l' lm e you. \lmn and Dad

\lt~om

Bt·n)Jmm Stt'dt• Our UtJr Bt•n \\hat J Jm tn \\Jtth our ''\t't'l httlt· ht-1) !-:fll" uno 'mh J \\OIIckriUI \mill~ nmn s.:, num nwrnont..., and tlw ht.·,t '" H'l In tnmt•' lla,t· till' wuraJ,:t· In tm .. t wur llliUiti(tll ntt ~-:nod JUtl~mt·nt. tn takt· a 'tJnd and to IJ\t' hft• \\llh hopt• Illtt·grll\ Jlkl hJiomu \Ia~ hft· ~1\t' ~ou lmt· ~ond fn{'nth. a -..mg. and J rhallt,lgt· SJtl,fJttlnn hapJllllt"''· and 'liHl'SS wu hJ\t' to gt·t tor wu!'dl \I\\ a~.., ht· Jnd dfl tht• Ot...,t wu lJn. t·wn 111 tht· httlt• tlun)tS \\ 1th )o\ t and pndt· 1}-Jd Jnd \\om

Xhnt·ldl'r

Ut·ar \lt'J.toln. (~,n~r-Jtulaunn"'

It \1101 t'a..,~ O..·mJ.t tht• nutldlt· ont· hut ~ou h,l\t' .,, )OUr ''"n WUI't' Jitd .,t~ll' .,tnu· dJ\ nnt• Uh·" atht·ntun·.. and dtJilt·n~t'' a\\JII wu lk wnfidun of \our J.hllllu...... mtdlt'tl and man~ t<&.ltnb I m .. t H)llf lll'tlll(t' Lt'.lnl lmm ~our llll.,tJ.kt..., SJ\nr tht· humor 111 hft· lll'\t•r takt• \OUNlf -.(J \oi.'Onu .. h \It·~. wu fill our h't"' \\Jlh 'lll'h tfl\ It

ha' httn a Jllt~J ..un: knn\\1111( \uu.

Lmt'. \lum llad. Lnra and Inn

lmm~ ~~)ll

Jllll

~ro''lllJ.l.

"'th \ou

\lt·rt"dith 'Xh\\t•tklt• llt:ar \ltn-dith. llu.nk \IIU [or l.M HI) \UU hJ\l' £1\t'Tl (u 11 \\nnf.. GIO l l'\Jlfl""'' tht• det'Jlln\t' and h:.lppifk" that ~C)ll haH~ hmut:ht mtu our Int..., \\t hJ\"e clwn,ht"l(! t'\tn da\ \\Jilhlll wu nWUf\" mw 2 ht.-auuful ~oiJfl(t \\nmo~n \\t CUI1l.,>f2Wlatt· wu un \OW' mam Jccom Jlh,hmc:nh and :.~n· ~· rmud tn ht- tht· part·nt.. nl a'<~ 'J"'t'tlal Ctntenmal Jl!~h Sl:h<:•ul 't:lllor \ou Art' I"KJ\\ w.ld~ 111 ht.1!Jn annthl·r tmpttrtJnt ch<lJltt'r m \I lUI' lirt' and lan al\\a~.., ht.· oc'un.-d that \\t' ;~re ht:hmd H.)ll IUO 1 \\t· art• wnfident thflt H)ll \\Ill h:l\t' mlkh 'Ulll"'" 111 wbatt'\t'r \Ull choo--t• God hit , HMJ al"a' . \\1th all c.Ur ln\t' · 1)-J.d. \lnm \tt"'t' and lb.Lit't.'

Sha\\lla Scott Sha11na. \\ e are proud of your accomplhhmenL' in God\ DauRhter.. and Rainlxm and in 'chool. \\·e lli>h you the 1en ht">t in all that 10u do.

You ha1 e become a fine youn~: lady 11ith a !(l:l'<tt future ahead ·of you \1om and john

lll'ntamtn Stl'phens lien I cu,.t hl'litH' ~ou·n.• ~r"JduJUil~ Jnd on ~our ''·l~ tn tn!lt~l' )ou hJ\l' a (Oil\tant 'mile to our face and a chuciJe to our hl'art '' tth ) our

hrou~ht

sharp sense of humnr \It- arl' 'l'l') proud of the per>on )OU\e twmmt· and knm\ }OU "ill w) far and tnjm luppmt.·" and ..,ucn· ,

\H'

1.0\l'

11om. !lad. Lturen. and Donm an

lerr.t Strater Our Dear lt-rra.

It seenb like lt"t )t.,trrdJ) I

11a.s

peektng

thrnu~h

the hindl'rRotrten

\\llldm\ \\tth tear-. in m\ e~e~. making .. ure ~ou'd ht· Of\

\m\ \\('are \\;.ttching )OU graduate \nd )l'"· there art• tt·a" unw \\t.' kmm }ott'n· p,oing to ht.• Of\ \\l''n.> 'o proud of )OU

a~am

Hut thi'

Lmt,

llotn. Dad and Jenna

Tim tth\ Swtt·Thr.A:oh Dr.u-Tim \ou :.tartt11 out a tm~ dot. Thl'n ht"t:tnw J Tim T11t \nd \\ht'tl ~ou \\t'ft' a L:1d at ht-a.rt )cJU al\\a~.., Ult.-d tu tt"';lr thtnl! J(l'.lrt nut lltJ\\ ~ntfrt· R"'''n. \\t" du not ft~Jr th:tt tht· um ha... cumt' \H'II'htod ~~mt· tt~ <.au On\\ 11' tmll' tnlt:o.\t' tht· \t" \\t· kno\\ thJt \OU \\111 ht· tht• Jk-..t Ju... t ~nu\\ that \\t· Jn:• th('f{" fur \ou \t \\hatt'\(1' uu dt:ddt• tn dn \1ld than). \ CMJ for tht' Jm t' and tO\ \\ t· \t: had 'IJk.t· lht• [)r 'aid Jt ' 3 no~ IJV.t', \lum. Oad Shant· Cha"t·

Larissa Stmtton Lari>Sa. \\ r ha1 r ht.•en hie>sed to ha1 e \ ou a.' a daughter \\ l' are 'er1 proud of tht• 11onderful 110man y;lu are hrcon;ing. \ou h;ne th~· lli>dom and maturity to achie1 r your goa b . The he't i' yet to he.

Lo1e. \1om and Dad

Kindal hares: Kindal.

"Do you kmm 11hat 1\C like about you?" "EIW) thing!"

"Do you kno11 what you\e got going for yourself!''

"EWI) thing'" Go for it!

Lo1·e.

\\ 1lham \tnltt ( la.. .on) Ja'-llll. .

CongrJtulaUulh, kiddo. on 1- )l~Jl"o uf l'\l'l'ilt·nn·• ( \nd Olh' IIIJ~ht> not 'n murh') \\t'rt' t'\lfl•fll('l\ Jlroud nf ~llU and 1-.!lU\\ that )l)ll \\lll'lllH't"CJ Ill rt·JChlllJ( ~oUr J(OJb Jlki alhU'\IIl~ ~our dn~Jnh Rt•mt·mht·r to hnld )I)UJ'wlf 111 h•gh n:~ilrd. and trt·Jt all thmg ..

Ll\111~ Jnd 1111{, \\lth n: J"'t.'t1. \\ ~(MJ ((tllUllll(' tor''"' thnm~ lilt• \\ilh (hann. dlj.!IUI~. and that ununn~ \\II and '('IN.' of hwnor )f)ll inh{'ntt'tl. kr"'" thJt )CIU ha,~· IO\m~ fJnuh mt·mht.·r.-. to a.' ht ~ou ;tlnn~ tht \\J\ \JI our lfJ\t' fnrt'\t'r and t.'\c:r' \\om Dad. [}J\id. t1 al

D.\I.R. & K

Bart , korupa: Bart.

"T\Ienry year. from 11011 you 11tll he more dbappointed by the thing that you didn't do than by the one> you did do. So thnm off the txm lines. Sail a11 ay from the safe harbor Catch the trade \linds in your 'ails. E.\plore. Dream Disco' er:· (\lark T11ain) \lom. Dad and ~nna

\IJrie

S\t"'l~Jard

\l.1nt

)l)ll ha,t· t'fln,ht-d our h\'{ 2nd \\t' \\dl al\\a~ ... rht1'J hour bttk K1 frnm llt'flnl:ad Thank ~t)ll f11r ha,mg the mur.tJ,:£" tnll"JH' ~t)llr bomt' and '!lt.1ld Jlaft t1f \our ~'1llor ~tar \\Jth u.. )f)llr 'ptnt nt'\t·r daunun~. }C)llf mmd al\\a~ ... O(ll'll. ~our ra 1nn for hft· wntal.,'1ftU.., a1ld H)llr ''•:.dnm tlt:wnd ~our H"Jr"o capturt-d t)llr ht~an... )ou an.• a tna ..urt l.lld \\t' li~t· ~hUr ran·nl!lln Dt11mark. an- \l~ Jlnlttd 4t[ \\h11n1 ~41U hJ\t' ht"tnnu· fk~ lrut' tn \\hn HIU an· and dm't lCI that \\hJCh }l)ll knu" m )OUr hr.Jn h nj.!ht Gu gt·t t'"11 j.!Irl' IJI\t

\mtJ. Stu. StJn. \lithdh.·. 1\.n u \likt.·, \II~ (ia·~. ;.~nd \htl\

Bronk1· r lht·nnr l>e-Jr

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hlt"''lllR Jlld \\JJI \l'r'\t )OU \l.l'Jl Ill \IIUf

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and

nn pc:rlt't unn rht· Jliol't u·ar t"Spt'l.Jlh h.t:<. het.·n

nnt· nf ~ITl\\th and aurpt.IIUt \nu\t• tnmt" an mr hl1hh lnnj.t \\J) \\t· rt· "' wn pmud ol ,,.u• IJ~t \Our dJ} nTU" at a unw Jlld t"~lJn\ \!\\a\ knn" that \~t" loH" \nU

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\\n111

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Katrina \\ adr Drar lrul<l, \\a) to go'" Congratulation'' )ou did it' \\r 11i'h you all thr lw't )ou arr a 1rry beautiful. intelligent young lad) \\r knm1 )OU can do 11ha!t'1rr )OU put )OUr mind to. Reach for )OUr drram' \\ ith all our lo1 r \1om, Dad. Chri,tint•

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hannon Dawkin ¡ Erika Enn ~leli a Fairfield Jlatthew Finnerty Trena Fi h Kelly Foster Shayana Foster Angela Galas i Ben Gault .\ngel Gile Kimberly Goeres Jlichelle Greear Xikita Greear Rebecca Griffith ~leghan Grucza Bridget Gurtler Aly sa Hassinger Xatasha Hedrington Erin Huckstadt hanti ha Hunter ~latthew

In,in hamika Jackson LaToria Jake teven Johnson Evan Lewis Amanda Live ay Robert Long Amy Lorenc Ben Luu Tameka McCoy Kelly ~IcDaniel Brooke ~lcJiurray Jlatthew "Iecum Steven ~Ierkle cott ~Iiller ara Morello Ruqayyah Muhammad Kelly Xadalis Kri tin Pierce Talisha Po ey John Roger Matthew adilek Brian anderson Alicia Selvy Ie ha e on

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Centennial State Qualifiers Boys\Track Brian Beyers 400 M Relay, 800 M Relay, 300M Hurdles, 1600 M Relay Quincy Washington 400 M Re!ay, 100M, 800 M Relay, 1600 M Relay Steve Winfield 400 M Relay, 800 M Relay, 1600 M Relay Jason Calloway 400 M Relay, 800 M Relay, 1600 M Relay Miles Johnson 400 M Relay, 800 M Relay, 1600 M Relay Matt Fairbanks 400 M Relay Todd Niemann 400 M Relay, 800 M Relay Trevor Christensen 400 M Relay Ben Gault 110 H Hurdles, 1600 M Relay Dennis Matthews 800 M Relay Anthony Forshier 800 M Relay Tim Booth 1600 M Relay Ben Penner 1600 M Relay

Girls' Tennis Keri Crandall Singles Nicole Griglione Singles Elizabeth Pittelkow Doubles Amanda Novak Doubles Shannon Christensen Doubles Mika Crass Doubles

Boys•Swim Kai Kuramoto 200 Yd Medley Rob Dye 200 Yd Freestyle Relay Eric Browning 200 Yd Freestyle Relay Kevin Pope 200 Yd Freestyle Relay, 100 Yd Backstroke Will Mooney 200 Yd Freestyle Relay Adam Evans 200 Yd Freestyle Relay T. J. Clarkson 200 Yd Freestyle Relay Pat Collins Diving Jake Dorsey Diving

Girls• swim Erin Searby 100 Backstroke, 200 Medley Relay, 200 Free Relay Kara Wright 200 Medley Relay , 200 Free Relay, 100 Backstroke, 200 Individual Medley Nikki Daluga 200 Medley Relay Lisa Power 200 Medley Relay, 200 Free Relay, 500 Free Relay Tara Wetzel 200 Free Relay Reed Evans Diving

Girls'Track Angie Avery 800 M Medley Relay, 400 M Relay, 800 M Relay, 1600 l\t1 Relay Sarah Beyers 1600 M Relay, 800 M Relay .Jamillah Bowman 800 Medley Relay, 400 M Relay, 800 M Relay, 1600 M Relay Jennifer Chen 400 M Relay Jenny Dorsey 800 Medley Relay, 400 M Relay, 800 M Relay, 1600 M Relay Ruth El-Jamal 400 M Relay Angie Hatfield 1600 M Relay Stephanie Hedrington 3200 M Relay Sarah Hiple 3200 M Relay Danielle Jordan Shot Put Krista Karlstrom 3200 M Relay Gia Lewis 800 M Medley Relay, 800 M Relay, 1600 M Relay Amy Lorenc 800 M Medley Relay, 400 M Relay, 800 M Relay Sharlene McDonald 800 M Medley Relay, 400 M Medley, 200M, 1600 M Relay Heather Meyers 3200 M Relay Kari Miller 800 M Medley Relay, 400 M Relay, 800 M Relay, 1600 M Relay Candy Phillips High Jump, Long Jul1l1', 100 M H Hurdles, 300M L Hurdles Somphon Sengsauvanh 3200 M Relay Jessica Sheridan 3200 M Relay Brenna Webb 3200 M Relay Terri Wendte 3200 M Relay

Favorites Restaurant: T.G.!. Friday, Chili's Fast Food: McDonald 's, Bagelrnan 's Sport: Football, Basketball Clothing Brand: Nike, Gap Moz•ie: Independence Day, Clueless Musical Artist: 2 Pac, Alanis Morisette Teacher: Mr. Valentine, Mr. Fleming Hang-out: Bombay Bicycle Club, An;•where on Campus Telez•ision 'hou:: Seinfeld, Friends ong: Killing Me Softly, If I Ruled the World, Because You Loz•ed Me Tardy Excuse: Tbe doors were locked, Car problems Class ubject: Psychology, A.P. History, ociology Fashion Style: Retro, Comfortable Weekend Actit•ity: Parties, Hangin ' ll'itb friends

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I Dale Ifarne'-' and \ ale1ie lfaun look happ) to he at school. ! . \leli""' Glerum lmes the feel of Rohen D)e\ hair .1 Don ¡t Kell) Purgen and \manda \mak look cute on r,,in Da)' The,e Senior- \\ere proud to anend the 1996 Close-l p trip to \\a.shmgton D.C. ) These Senior Girb sho\1 their sp1rit during Retro Da) 6. Kristin Bolton and Rohe11 Long e\hange a fe" \lOrds hefore cla.'>s.

I \\ esh~y Chladn) and \hchael Bencb appear to be ha,ing fun at a football game.

2 It\ a htrd. It\ a plane \o. it\. tacy \\alton. Brooke Tichenor.• arab Buckiu~ . and \leredith \Ieier dr~sed up as Superwomen for T\\in Day. 3 •con \hiler. Jeff\ anHarltn!(en. \latthC\' • adilek. and \latthC\\ Yanderzalm try to . tay '' am1 at the football game ~ Julie Ruckman and Jennifer 1\eny on take a minute to fl~h smil~ at the camera a the) hun) to class. ) These girls attempt to portmy that typical Senior attitude on 1\\in Day .

6. The Senior memht•r. of the football team eagerly J\\<lit their recogmtion.

- Ru~tan ah \luhammad and Ltine \lartm stop studying to fla..,h a smile . Bart .'korupa modeb the e'er-popular match in the mouth and leather jacket.

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Students and faculty discovered their comers and grooves that interlock with one another to compose the masterpiece.

Each of us gained a better knowledge of ourselves and everyone around

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Its guiding tight shines through the dark and blinds the stars high above the trees.

He could run through the ftre

and overcome the wind, as he searched for a placewhere he could fly and be free.

His spirit was calm, and it overcame the pain, of the chains wrapped around him which held him in restrain.

Yet he yearned for a placebe yearned for the slcy.

His dreams revealed his spirit, which will tive on in our eyes.

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The tioks will soon break from the point of restrain.

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Calm the strong winds with their breaths of desire.

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A spirit is born, and has now been not free .

It will soar with the stars which our eyes cannot see.

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The spirit of David is ative and weU in sight.

I..Dok up past the stars.

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David is with us, and will always be.

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2nd,

Abel, James 70, 71 , 148 AckerTJWI,)anelle 45, 48, 51 , 52, 55, 80, 81, 96, 148, 155, 157 AckerTJWI, Michael 66, 67, 73, 93, 120 Acoro, John 134 Adam, Elizabeth 127 Adkins, Beth2.ny 86,134 Adkins, DanieUe 46, 51 , 54, 56, 57, 62, 94, 162 Adkins, Seth 92, 162 Adrian, Geoffrey 148 Ahlden, C. R. 93, 120 Ahredt, Brian 162 Ahrens, Ricllard 134 Al>ert, Brett 134 !Jdridge, Sue 22, 23, 24, 25 !Jdridge, WiUiam 67, 93, 120 /Jexander, Erik 51 , 69, 74, 162, 170, 182 !Jlen, Undsay 86, 134 !Jlen, Natasha 127 !Jlen, Nathanlel 120 /Ju, Olinyere 120 Amon!, Timothy 120 Andei"!Of1, DanieDe 58 Andei"!Of1, Detriclc 120 Andei"!Of1, Martin 70, 92, 134 Andeoon, l'ltrida 65, 176 Andei"!Of1. Sharial 67, 70, 72, 73. 134 Ande!>OO, Trida 12, IS , 48, 49, 51, 52, 59, 64, 148, 155 Anderson, William 154 Andresen, Elizabeth 66, 67, 72, 90, 120 Andnejel<â&#x20AC;˘ld, Nicllolas 71, 78, 92, 134 , 142 AntoUne, Benjamin 120 Appe!>OO, Molly 23, 71, 162 Arnold, AIIW1d2 59. 63, 66, 67, 72, 134 Arnold, Russell, 57, 65, 162, 178 Askew, Alison 70, 134 Austin, EbooJ II, 147, 148 Austin, Leslie 9, 54, 92, 148 Avery, Angela 46, SS, 59, 60, 62, 64, 82, 83, 162, 176, 182

Badger, Jellrey 16 2 Baggott. K2trina 12, 162 Bailey, Tamaca 65, 162 Bailey, Tequib 71 , 120 BaD, Melissa 62, 102, 133, 134 BaUew, David 78, 79, 148, 1>6 Bangsengthong, Baury 62, 98, 119, 120 Bangsengthong, Vilayphone 62, 162 Banks, Adriene 71 , 162, 182 Barbee, Matthew 84, 85, 134 Barl>our, David 134 Barl>our, Mary 45. 46, 47, 48, 49, 6o, 64, 162, 179, 182 BaJtlay, Laun. 72 , 134 Barkmeier, Daniel 93, 119, 120 Barren, )onath2.n 66, 67, 68, 120 Barren, Usa 148 Bmhney, Dawn 59, 162

Bartlett, )aclde 67, 72, 102, 148 Bartlett, Susan 48, 62, 66, 73, 82, 87, I 03, 134 , 144 Bass, PhiUip 70, 134 Bates, Deyhonna 120, 128 Bauer, Julie 5, 23, 69, 74, 162, 180, 182 Baum, Manuel 53, 176 Baxter, Sar.oh 44 , 100, 101 , 147, 148 Beaulin, Jeffrey 120 Beaumont, Alex 134, 141 Becker, Blake 93, 120 Becken, Andrew 25, 45, 46, 47. 55, 58, 59, 6o, 63, 64. 75, 162, 177, 182, 192 Beldares, )ef!rey 162, 177, 181 , 182 BeU, Carrie 162 BeU, )on>h II , 46, 66, 70, 162, 182 BeU, Maren 120 Bencks, Michael II , IS, 48, 162, 176, 180, 182, 197 Bene6eld, Brandon 66, 67, 73, 120 BeMer, Stephanie 90, 134 ileMetl, Amy 94, 163, 172, 182 Benson, Erika 163 Benson, )ames 134, 142 Benz, Tammy 66, 67, 72, 120 Berg, Julie 66, 68 Berning, AMette 154 Berry, Rodney 120 Beyen, Sar.oh 82, 148, I 58 Bickel, Aman<b 9, 163, 182 Bkken, Nathan 134 Biddle, fredric 98, 99, 148, I 58 Biehl, Jacob 51, 6o, 148 Bigham, PbyUis 65 , 120 Bishop, MiclleUe 133, 134, 143 Bissell, Nikki 71 , 86, I 00, 134 Blaschek, Kristen 90, 120 BUght, Nikki 4, 134 Bluhm, Jason 53, 134 Bluitt, Royce 12, 54, 62, 90, 133, 134, 141, 144 Board, William 66, 67 , 134 Boesdorfer, Olad 120 Boksuzanin, Alex 148 Boks7.czanin, Nick 163, 182 Boland, Sbannan 120 Bolton, Kristin 62, 80, 102, 103, 163, 177, 182, 196 Bolton, Venus 71, 120 Bond, Courtney 48 Boose, Alayna 4, 59, 134 Booth, Carrie 163, 164, 182 Booth, Sara 163, 164 , 182 Borah, Barun:M 62, 98, 120, 128 Boswell, Kelly 46, 47, 51 , 56, 6o, 64, 94 , 163, 177 Bothwell, John 50, 6o, 148 Bothwell, Matthewll9, 120 Boudreau, Timothy 100, 101, 147, 148 llourJ!ois, Shane 65, 163, 183 Bowdry' Satwan 140 Bowman, )amiUah 12, 54, 82, 83, 90, 134 , 141 Boyd, David 148 Brad>erry, George 98, 99, 163, 183 Brad>erry, Kristen 12, 48, 49, 51 , 52, 59, 147, 148, ISS Br.ul>ury, Benjamin 120 Br>dham, Heather 80, 140 Brandon, Shrome 154 Brandt, Edwanl 92, 134, 143 Br>tcher, Nancy 127 B...un, David 66, 67, 73, 120 Breere, Hilary 23, 25, 45, 51 , 52, 69, 74, 148, 156, ISS Brewer, Piper 148 Brewer, Zachary 66, 67, 73, 163, 189 Brigh~ Megan 134 Briski, Melissa 51 , 52, 148 Briskin, Alissa 66, 67, 73, 134 Britton, Beth2.ny 25, 46, 54, 62, 78, 163, 189 Britton, Lindsay 120 Britton, Timothy 78, 148 Broadriclt, Lani 148 Broeren, Michael 84, 92, 134 Brooks, Rasheedah 120 BfOMI, Aeva 71 , 120 Brown, Cassandr> 71, 120 Brown, Olristophe 67, 72, 120 Brown, Dalan 127 BfOMI, Derrick 92, 148 BfOMI, )ac!pldine 148 BfOMI, Jekeltha 148 Brown, Jeremy 134 Brown, )hone 134 Brown, Shushone 148 Brown, na 70, 134 Browning, Eric 84, 85, 96, 148 Browning, Kristin 5, 57, 82, 163, 176 Brownlee, Jordan 71 , 133, 134, 142, 144 Bryan, Olase 134 Bryan~ Benjamin 65, 68, 92, 134 Bryan~ felida 4, 51, 59, 65, 86, 147, 148 Bock, Andrea so, 57, 163, 176, 189 8uclc, Daniel 62, 148 Bock, Matthew 120 Buclcius, Emily 120 Buclcius, Sar.oh IS, 44, 46, 51 , 52, 56, 57, 59, 6o, 163, 177, 178, 189, 197 , 232 Buie, l'lsha 147 Bullock, Ashley 71' 120 Bunton, la<pJithia 127 Burdt, Joseph 98, 134 But(!ener, Joel 93, 120 Burl<, Paul 66, 72, 120 Burlchard~ Carl 53' 13 4 Burnham, Lance 93 8un"ovo1i, Michael 134 Burton, Casey 163 Burton, Corey 66, 67, 68, 73, 120 Burton, Kristan 86, 148 Burton, Wca5 134 Blfier, Anna 134 su.ey, Michael 148

Buskirk, Samantha 127 Bust<tter, Olristopher 93, 120 Buttitta, Amy 9, 163 Butts, Olivia 148

Crandali, Jeb 52, 71 , 100, 101 , 135 Crandall, Kerl 56, 90, 91 , 165, 189 Cnnston, Sar.oh 65, 86, 135 Crass, Dominique 11 , 90, 135 Crass, llohert 135 <look, Dominlclc 92, 135 Cmby, Nid>olas 135 Cross, Shawn 93 Cross, Steve 93, 121 Crowder, Karen 135, 173 Croy, Kyle 100, 119, 121 Croy, Sar.oh 165, 172, 189 Qmningham, Michael 66, 68, 73, 92. 165 , 189 CUrry, Heather 70, 71 , i2. 135 CUrtin, Mkhael 75, 135 CUrtis, Jeremy 75, 78, 98, 135 CUster, David 121 CUster' Matthew 127 CUster, WUUam 75, 149 Cu11er, Olristopber 6o, 149

Calandro, Niclcolas 148

Campbell, Matthew 78 Campbell, Riunlta 71 , 134 Campbell, Soot 66, 67, 73, 98, 134 Campion, Amy 95, 119, 120, 129 Capen, Ghenala 133, 134 Capen, lon 163, 189 Carlson, Andrew 93, 120 Carlson, Benjamin 148 Carlson, Todd 163 Carr, Qlimere 120 Carr, Uanne 56, 63, 72, 73, 164, 172, 177, 189 Carter, Olristopher 93, 120 Carter, Corisna 148 Carter' Esley 14 8 Carter, Latriace 176 Castillo, Jose 148 Caston, Cammeron 120 Olance, Sally 64, 72, 120 Olandler, Latonya 120 Olandler, Tamar> 140 <liang, Robert 56, 88, 164, 180 Olapin, Zachary 93, 120 Olap11W1, Justin 121 Olaresazan, ). 170 Olarney, David 134 Olassy, Alexander 61, 62, 63, 148, 199 Oleatham, Rinata 71 , 121 Oleek, MeUssa 94, 164, 189 Olen, Jennifer 52, 62, 70, 82, 100, 101, 134, 141 Olick, K2therine 25, 71 , 119, 121 Olin, Alida 121 Oliadney, A<bm II, 119, 121 Otladny, Wesley 10, 46, 51 , 52, 78, 79, 164 , 177, 197 Olo, Han 134 Oloe, Susan 10, 46, 48, 51 , 52, 57, 6o, 61 , 62 , 63, 64 , 86, 164, 172, 177 Olristensen, Shannon 48, 51 , 80, 90, 91 , 133, 148, 158 Olristensen, Trevor 20, 48, 51 , 84 , 85 , 92, 148, 158 Omino, Kurt66, 67, 72, 121 Oark, A<bm 45, 46, 47, 48, 51 , 78, 79, 164 , 177, 181 , 189 Oarkson, Thomas 121 , 164 Oementine, Olris 65 Oementz, Olriswpher 164 Oementz, Stacey 51 , 148 Oilton Richard 164 Oose, Meagan 121 Ooogh, Corinne 148 Outts, MlcheDe 80, 148 Coad, Richard 65, 176 Coani>s, Sandn 59, 65, 86, 135 Coan, )aneDe 65, 70, 71, 135 Coats, Nicholas 48, 66, 67, 72, 98, 99, 135, 141 Coblentz, Mepn 121 CogsweD, l'lul 121 Cohen, Olristopher 154 Col>ert,)of!rt II , 12, 78, 135 , 143 Collins, Olris 66, 164, 172 CoDins, Pltridt 62, 71 , 92, 135 Colwell, Sar.oh 66, 67, 68, 70, 71 , 72, 133, 135 Compton, Janod 121 Cooley, Jennifer 140 Conley, jeremy 135 Conley, Justin 121 Connolly, Nkole 148 Conry, Anne 44, 51 , 52, 62, 80, 102, 103, 148 Coosalus, Andrea 66, 67, 68, 135 Cooper, Jamey 149 Cooper, NiDobs 149 Corllblns, l.alDya 58, 164 Cordon, K2tie 23, 25, 55, 69, 74, 149, 157 Conun, Brend16o, 70, 71 , 135 Costa, Joshua 58, 164 Cotton, Amy 71 , 121 Coa, Darryl 149 Coa, l'wanna 164 Coa, Tyler 121 , 128 Coy, Erik 135 Cnbb, loletessa 6o, 70, 135 Craig, >OOin 149

Dahoo, Raymond 121 Dahoo, Ricllard 165 Dalton, Russell 135 Da1up., Nid>ole 23, 51 , 52, 62, 69. 74 , 102, 165, 172, 177, 180, 189 Daly, Brian 93, 121 Daly, Carl67, 73, 84, 149 Daly, Eric 78, 79, 165, 167 Daniel, Jay 68 Daniels, Mmhaun 121 Daniey, fli2abeth 62, 66, 67, 72, 94, 121, 127 Danley, Kristina 51 , 52, 62, 66, 72, 149 Davidson, George 149 Davis, Olristopber 54, 62, 85, 149, 158 Davis, Gregory 93, 121 Davis, Jared 70, 149 Davis, Julius 6, 8, 54, 176 Davis, Kathryn 71' 121 Davis, Sabrina 176 Davis, Sar.oh 50, 51 , 57 , 63, 69, 149 Dawkins, Shannon 14 , 165, 172, 190 Day, Eric 66, 67, 68, 73, 121 Decerl>o, Anthony 67, 68, 121 Dedman, Elizabeth 65, 149 Demissie, Melaku 48, 62, 98, 121 , 129 DenagaU, Gregory 54, 165 Denhart, Stada 25, 51 , 53, 55. 71 , 149 Dennison, Jacqueline 121 Depew, Bennett 8, 69, 74 , 176, 179 Deppe. Jellrey 59, 165, 181 Der<US, Molly 52, 71 , 94, 135 Desai, Brin<b 4, 59, 70, 133, 135 Desai, OU...g 154 Desai, Roshon 46, 51 , 52 , 56, 62, 88, 165, 172, 177 Dill, Vincent 78, 92, 133, 135, 142 Diorio, Tamar> 51, 52, 66, 72, 73, 74, 82, 165 Dlx, Joseph 121 DolXIlns, Brian 121 DOObins, Mary 140 DolXI!ns, Soon 51 , 14 9 Dobriclt, William 121 Donahoe, Ouistopher 78, 79, 165 Donahue, Erin 66, 67, 135 Donahue, lMn 165 Dorris, Riclltresha 176 Dorris, 11Jbny 70, 135 Doney, Jason 84, 100, 135 , 142 Dorsey, Jennifer 51 , 52, 6o, 82, 164, 165, 177 Dossen, )utia 70, 71, 121 Doud, Mary 135 Dre(!er, Olristopber 149 Drqer, Mike 121 Drewes, Beau 149 DueriDger, lolepn 71 , 165 Dummitt, Stephanie 82, 94. 149, 156 Duncanson, Andrew 66, 121 Dunlap, N"JCoie 10, 25, 48, 54, 56, 6 , 0, 72, 121 Dunn, Kelly 62, 67, 73, 86, 102, 135 Dupr<e, Latrice 176 Dupris. Elizabeth 23, 44 , 48, 52, 69, 147, 149 Dye, llohert 10, 45, 164, 165 , 179, 196 Dusl:tn, Philllp 84, 98, 165 Dyson, )emny 135

follea. Trovls 127, 129

HoDis, Jess 140 Holmes, Scon 9. 78, 92, 136 Holl, LalOyla 147, 154 Hopkins, Otris!al 136 Hornbeck, Emily 80, 136 Hombuclclt, O.niel 15, 43, 92, 136. 143, 144 Hombuclclt, Keon1 65, 93, 122, 127 Hoslord, Robert 176 Hosl'ord, nKJmas 154 Hosl.in , Gus:>Vll I 54

Fonhitr, Anthony 53, 68, 84, 85, 92, 149 Fonhitr, Ouistoph<r 92, 13 5 Forudo, )2R\es 176 Fortier, Elizobeth 51, 52, 164, 166 Fo.lt'r, Kelly 166, 190 Fo.ter, Shayana 48, 176, 190 Foutdt, Daniel 93, 127 Franas, Karti 122 Fr>nk, Calhtrine 53, H. 5, 122 Frtderick, Robtrt 93, 119, 122 Frmoun, Nafisah 71, 122 Frick, lcole 53, 94, 135 !\tiler, Crystal 149 l\tllilo>.., Otris 154

Eoly. Ste\"" 119, Ill f.d.hank, Mutln 25, 69, 78, 149, 158 lii•'llnls, )aden 93, Ill Egg<a, l:lain< Ill Einfddt, Amy 51, ~2 . 149 IJ )anw, Kulh S , 82, 165 , I 2 U )auw Shem 84,98. 135 l:b.m, Man 135 :Jit'lbe,)amesl49 tlhot, Kamon 121 Ell , Noralie i3, 25, 48, 149, 157 Em<ry, Kyma 149, 158 Ensel, Holly 119 Erickson, L>urt'lt 23. 71, !16, 90. 135, 143 Fmst·Kamp, Mt'llis> 70, 149 E.o.durdie>, O.wn 1}5 Esdtvdies, Owt'n 1!7 f>I<'1J\>NI, Amandt 5!, 66, &7, 68, 73, 86, 135 E."''l:•NI, lltrbtal2 14'1 f>les, lsi> 149 E.il!'l, liff•ny 121 Etlt'r, llri•n ~!.. 131 Eller, Su-pht'll 93, I~ I Evans, ~.bnt 1!1 Evans, Aoruer 6!, 102, 119, 127 Ev1ns, Anno 66, 67, 72, 96. 121 Evans, Blair 127 Ev1ns. Erib 65, ; b5 Evans, Gregory 154 Evan , jesse 57, 14; Ev1ns, Reed 80, 10"2, 165, 178 E\'e!UOO, Noel 66, 67, H, 121 E\-.nson, Theresa 51, 52, 66, 72, 149 E•.....ne, Samanlha 51 , 52, 166, 176, 177, 180

FJ<ker, Reb 78 FaiotJonb. Melissa 135 Fauiltld, Melisu 28, 86, ~7. 166, 190 Faron, Krista 9, 23, 48, 52, 55, 59, 74, I 35 Fam.r, Shawn 93, 121 Farrelly, Meghan 50, 56, )q, 149 Feng.)udy 5, 46, 47, 48, 50. 51, 52, 57, 59, 60, 62, 64, H. 86 • 166, 177, 179 Fens, Milton 62, 88, 135 FtrJ'.oson, Abipil 96, 121 f~, Lydla 94, 166, 176 Femro, )015t'Jllt 13 5 !'ertis, Mary 66, 67, 68, 73. s2. 135 Fertig. Sanh 66, 72, 149 Finnerty, Matthew 23, 46, 51,~~. 63, 66, 68, 69, 166, 176, 179, 190 F't!h, Trena 48, 51 , 94, 16/i, 190 F'osher, ADison Ill fish<r, )udoon 121 Fl:anig:an,)oshua 121 , 128 Flemlns, Andrew II , 25, 48, 59, 71, 122 Fleming. Ondy 70, 135 Fotrtsdt, Peter 66, 67, 73, 122, 127, 129 r.,.....,.., Brett 93. 122, 12s

Gilissl, Angela 166, 190 Gardener, Raymond 70, 135 Garbnd, Manhew 6o, 135 Gamu, Jamie 149 Garri>on, Terry 136 Gorske, Kachel48, 95, 119, 122 G251, Owles 51 , 53, 56, 66, 68, 72, H. 149 Gauble, Undsay 70, 71, 149 Gaul!, Ben 46, 51, 84, 85, 166, 177, 178, 190 Gaumer, Jolon 66, 67, 73. 127 Gaumer, Joshua 149 Gehrke, Paul 166 Gehrke, Tiffany 80, 136 Gentdn, Kench 9, 44, 48, 52, 59, 133, 136, 142 Gibbs, lWnon 176 Gilbert, Ryan 66, 73, 166, 176 Giles, Ansel 190 Gillen, )ames 149 GiDespit, Owl 149 Gilliland, )1500 136 Gipson, Groce 5, 55, 66, 67, 72, 82, 133, 136 Gittings. Naulle 72, 94, 95, 122 Gittings, Nalhan< 98, 122 Gleason, Kathleen 62, 86, 87, 102, 136 Glerum, Melissa 80, 81, 164, 166, 177, 196 Gocllold, Byron 122 Goedke, Kristin 44, 136 Goeres, Kirrberly 51 , 66, 73, 86, 166, 177, 190 Goines, Rldtll'd 149 Golan, Kicky 149 Goldber!, Hannah 71, 94, 95, 122, 130 ~.)acob46, 51 ,92,93, 166 Goi<l>er& l.eaJt 52, 80, 94. 149. 156 Good, lbdtelll, 48, 62, 102, 119, 122 Goodling, Ryan 122 Goodm:an, Yael 74, 149 Gocxh>in, Kan<b.li 84, 96, 166, 177 Goodv.in, sw..n 62, 64, 84, 136, 141 , 149 Gocxh>in<, Timothy 66, 67, 72, 122 Gorman, s... 24, 25 , 46, 51 , 69. 80, 100, 166, 172, 179 GO<s, Manhew 25, 51 , 53, 66, 68, 69, 72, 75, 149 Gassett. ADison 66, 67, 72, 122, 129 Grady, Kathryn 71, 136 Gragg, Pamela 166 Gr2111ling, Katie 122 Grandys. MicheDe 63, 122 Gr>n~ Kennelh 149 Groy, Dlvld 70, 71, 74, 166 Groy, Jacob 122 Greeor, MidteUe 166, 190 Gree2r, 'ikiu 167, 190 Green, I!Jrboro 176 Green, Damon 62, 67, 72, 122 Green, jennifer 51 , 53, 6o, 65, 67, 167, 176 Green, Midtael 92, 136 Gr-.er, )os<ph 63, 149 Gregory, T2r2 23, 51 , 52, 149, 157 Griffin, Zarah 53, 67, 72, 136 Griffith, Carrie 122 Griffilh, Rebeca 70, 71, 167, 190 Grigll<>n<, Nichole II, 52, 90, 136 Grubb, Justin< 86 GNCI1, Megh:an 45, 167, 190 Grusby, Jennifer 9, 44, 48, 52, 59, 63, 136 Gurtler, Bridget 51 , 6o, 66, 72, 94, 95, 167, 177, 179, 190 Gusu&on, S... 94, 95, 122 GMn, Otristina II , 67, 72, 82, 140

J!oum'IJl, Tracey 127

Halt, April 136 Halt, Shilo 14, 167 Halenar, Ynonne 66, 67, 73. 136 Hall>eck, Undsey 10, 23. 71, 133. 136, 143 Hlllllilton, Coortney 150 H:urulton, Dustin 69. 74, 92, 147. 150 Hlllllilton, l.eaJt 136 H:urulton, Travis 93, 122 Hanclco, MicheUe 154 Hansen, O.'id 46, 58, 60, 66, 68, 73, 164 , 167 Hansen, joshua 96. 97, 12l Hansen, Urdsay 46, 48, 49, 51 , 52, 56, 6o, 63, 64, 80, 167, 177 Hansen, Nicholas 46, 51, 58, 61 , 66, 68, 73, 84, 167, 176, 177 Hanson, Brian 92, 150 Hanlenbrook, Herten 150 Hll'dy, jeremy 136 Harl:an, Ouistopher 62, 100, 150 Harmon, C.). 54 , 61, 70 Harmon, W.IUe 136, 144 Harness, Dale 167, 197 Harper, Erin 154 Harper, Terronce 136 Harr, Cory 150, 156 Harrington, Elizaboth 122 Harris, Adam 150, 155 Harris, Jeremy 92 Harris, Sermealca 70, 136 Han~~er, Matthew 55, 63, 69, 74, 75, 164, 176 llarter, Edward 9 , 122 Hartman, Daniel 122 Hartrick, Brian 150 Hartt, Allison 167 Hassinger, Alyssa 86, 167, 190 Hat6eld, Angela 48, 82, 83, 136 Haun, ADison 52, 86, 136 Haun, Valerie 46, 48, 49, 51 , 52, 56, 59, 64, 167, 176, 181 , 186, 196 HlMl\1, Jason 154 HlMl\1, Sanh 71, 122 Hayasaki, Casey 50, 136, 143 Haydel, Otris 84 Haydel, Peter 63, 66, 73, 98, 150 Haynes, O.vid 88, 89, 90, 150 Hays, Ke>in 62, 74, 136 Haywood. SU!Yen 150 Hwl...ood, Nalhan 70, 71, 122 Haztn, Dlvid 73, 136 Heath, Justin 25, 51, 52, 66, 68, 69, 72, 150 Heath, Regina 71, 122 Hedrington, Malisa 71, 86, 140 Hedrington, ausha 86, 167, 190 Hedrington, Sleph:anie II , 82, 83, 96, 150 Heffernan, Eric 93, 122 Heffernan, Robert 167 Heffernan, S.Uy 80, 167 Heidnun, K2r2 136 Heller, Otristopher 66, 67, 72, 140 HpmhiU, Prentiss 122 Hendricks, Casey 51, 52, 80, 94. 150 Henry, Bo 150 Henry, JuHan 57, 61 , 63, 150 Henthorn, Nidtolas 93, 122 Hetber,)ennifer II , 33, 63, 80, 133, 136 Hetber, Peter 150, 155, 156 Herbert, Kenyon 45, 47, 48, 49, 51 , 52, 78, 147, 150 Herges, K2r2h 44, 45, 52, 57, 150, 155 He!ies, Mlson 65, 167 Herm:an, £user.ia 71 Herriott, ADison 62, 66, 67, 72, 86, 102, 103, 136, 143 Hertel, Brondl 66, 67, 72, 122 Hiclcman, Came 122 Hicknun, Ryan 92, 136 Higgins, l'lul 55, 122, 128 HilllerJ, Eric 122 Hilberg, Gene 98, 122 Hill, Jeremy 66, 67, 73, 98, 140 Hill, Matthew 71, 127 Hill, Mel 51, 74, 80, 90, 150 Hilb, KriSiy 52, 67, 3, 150 Hinton, )essia 82, 150 lliple, Sanh 45, 46, 51, 52, 55, 56, 6o, 63, 64, 82, 96, 167, 117, 178 Hite, Vincent 122

Ho, l'ltrida 66, 67, 72, 122 Hodges, Joseph 176 Hodges, Rq;inald 93, 122, 130 Hoerr, Emoly 48, 136 Hngue, Keri 71, 136 Holdren, Justin 167

llousc, Monica 136 Howll'd, Meli 171, 119, 122 Hubbanl, Robert 176 Hucksudl. Erin 12, 167, 190 Hugger, Virgie 122 Hughes, Dltshaun 136 Hughes, Jlalie 25, 52, 66, 72, 136 Hub, )lllllie 136 Hun~ Jeremy 78, 92, 93, 136, 143 Hunter, Andre 127 Hunter, Shantisha 65, 168, 190 Hunlt'r, Zlkr}>dta 150 Hurd, jeffrey 168 Huskisson, Ointon 92, 136, 143 Huson, S... 53, 122 Hussey, Otristina 53, 56, 66, 67, 72, 122 Hutchison, )ill25, 51, 53, 55, 69, 150 Huldtison, Larry 176

Imlay, Brittany 168 lngeooll, Joshua 154 Inm~n , Katie 122 Irwin, lolarruo 63, 150, 156 l"'in, Manhtw 66, 67, 73, 122, 168, 190 lsucson, Daniel 53, 66, 68, 72, 150, 155, 158 Isenhart, Eric 150

Jackson, Kelly 66, 67, 72, 122 Jackson, Larry 123 Jackson, Sh:omika 54 , 168, 172, 190 Jackson, Thomas 70, 136 Jacobs, Greg 70, 84, 100, 101 , 136 Jacobs, Scott 127 Jake, Don~ I 23 )akt, Latoria 61, 168, 190 )aucbn, ):umee 52, 66, 2, 136, 144 )enrtka, Anne 150 )ennka, Usa 136 )eurissen, )onalhon 168 )eurissen, lcholas 136 )onks, Jennifer 150 )irovec, Megan 67, 73, 136 )isook, P:anacla 150 Jobin, limolhy 10, 96, 137

joebg<n. fll~ 59, 66, 67 , 73. 137 joluntk. josi\U2 168, 176 Johnson. Billy 59. 176 Johnson. Cecil 67, 70, 123 johnson. Cederic 150 johnson. IJenis< I 27 johnson. Erick 176 johnson. Kalherine 168 johnson. Lamar 61 , 123 johnson, Lelwha 127 johnson. Melissa 94, 137 johnson. Menardo 67 , 68, 71, 73, I 23 johnson. Miles 48, 51, 52, 84, 98. 99. 150, 157 johnson. PhiHp 137 johnson. Rachael 25 , 69. 70, 150 johnson. Re.hooda 168 johnson. Riley 71 , 137 johnson. Roben 154 johnson. Russell 140 johnson. Stacy 140 johnson. Sreven 168, 190 johnson, Sylvia I 27 jones, Alison 72, 137 jones, Andrt 137 jones, Edwin 65, 176 jones, james 123 jones, )""""na 176 jones. Landon 168, 176 jones, Stephen 56, 63 jonbn, Danlelle 82, 83 Joshi, Hemang 169 judith, Aman<b 137

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Kahn, Raachel 13 7 Kalipenl, josephine 62, 70, 140 Kamradt, Matthew 56, I 13 Karistrom, Krista 67, 72 , 82 , 96. 133, 137 Keck, KeYin 137 Keeler, Kendra 71, 123 Keene, Sean 70, 71 , 137 Keimeler, Olerie 59. 71 , 150 Keller, john 66, 68, 72 , 137 Kernna, james 58, 169 Kemphues, Ryan 150 ~;';~~S Timothy 5, II, 15, 46, 48, 51 , 52. 59, 64 , 169, 172, Kennedy, Tyan 176 Kent, Brian 66, 67, 73. 123 Kenyon, jennifer 45, 80, 164, 169, 177, 197 Kenyon, Leigh Anne 48, 96, 119, 123, 127, 128, 130 Kerestes, Riley 66, 67, 73, 9 , 123 Kesler, Candace 53, 59. 137 Kim, Peter 63, 73, 88, 13 7 Klnanl, Amber 71 , I 13 King, justin 169 Kingery, ~Uranda 70, I, 137 Kingston, Polly 150 Kington, Dam len 13 7 Kinney, Brandon 176 Kirkham, Brett 71, 93. 123 Kirkham, Kurt 23, 51, 52, 69, 70, 150 Kirk,..ood·Sawyer Daniel 137 Kloth. jason 137 Kloth, Krista 63, 71 , 123 Knigh~ james 0, 123 Kobylski, EUiott 66, 73, I 23 Koch. Kathryn 51 . 52. 94, !50 Kolb, Matthew 48, 98, 13 7 Kampton , jarrod 93 Kositaru~ jason 169 Koss, Amanda 13 7 Koss, john 150 Kowalik, Clinton 51, 92, 169 Kn.mer, jennifer 70, 73, 150 Kretz, Roy 96. I 37 KnoUck, Ernest t 50 Krouse, Andrea 67, 68, 2, 86, 13 Kruger, Angeb 51 , 134 Klilbs, Ana I 50 KOObs, ll'iUiam 66, 67, 73, I Z3 Kuechler, joyce 52, 59, 66, 67, 72, 80, 137 Kuhlenschmid~ Matthew 66, 67, 72, 123 Kur>moto, Kai 22 , 23. 46, 48, 49, 62, 63,74, 164, 169, 179 Kw-asek, Kyle 93, 123, I 29 Kuslan, Natalie 86, I 50

Laroe, Wesley I 50

LaRosa, Mn jessica 40 Lassiter, Dermieco I 5 I Lathrop, Gina 23, I 37 Laughlin, Scott 46, 51 , 52, 98, 169 Laux, Timothy 100, 137 La"rence, Lanlsha 9, II , 70, 137 Layton, Manlyn 54, 137 w , Olnstopher 51 , 88, 151 Leblebta, Leyla 50, 56, 133, 137 Leckner, Richanl I 23, 128 Lee, Keong II, 63 Lee, LaTonya 176 Lehman, Olad 58, 13 7 Lehman, Cory 127 Lehmann, Coni 151 Lehmann, Mr> Laura 35 Lemmon, Derek 93. I 23 Lemmon, Isaiah 123 Lemmon, jason 65 , 176 Lenli, Erin 151 Leonard, Eric 169, I7Z Levy, judith 71, 119, 123 Lel>is, Mr>. Benita 38 Lel>is, Brian 92 i.e'Ms, Evan 60, 63, 169, 177, 190 l.e'Ms, Gia II, 46, 51 , 65. 82 , 16~ . 169 tel> , D2mell 140 Lel>i.!, )ess1ca 137 Le\>15, Joseph 151 Lel>is, W.IUiam 67, 72, 137 Lewsander, jacob 93, I 23 Ugon, Scott 123 Undy, Carl 71, 93, I 23 Unzy, Derek 92, I 5 I Upsoomb, Mykeshia 151 Utheriand, Otto 98, 151 Uttle, Mr>. Carolyn 36 l.h-.say, Aman<b 56, 176, 190 Lo, Derek II , 62, 98, 123 Locher, jessie 71 , I 23 Loftus, lim 51 , 73, 169 ~james 4, ZZ, 23, 66, 72 , 92, 14 151 Long. Aanon 169 • Long. Roben47 , 92, 169, 176, 178, 181,190, 196 Lord, Rowan 71 , 123, 130 Lorenc, Amy 8, 82 , 169, 190 Lorenc, Emily 73, 98, 137 Lum, Olristine 51 , 52, 53, 5, 151 Lum, Peter 46, 51 , 56, 169, ,Lund, Enc I 23 Lw, Ben 169. 190 Lux, Scott 51 , 78, 151 L)'nch, Matthew 123, 130 Lrpb, Gregory 66, 67, 73, 93, 123

Macleod, Annamarie 23, 25, 53, 55, 64 , 65, 69. 71 , 151 Maclin, Brandon 123 Maclin, Dennck I 23 M>dlson, Marcey 67 , 73, 147, 151 Mag.U, Abbey 123 MakaMah, jay 66. 67 73. 98. 123 MaJlJe, ICole 137 Maia)'ter, Mepn 86, 137 Maione, Adam 66, 68, 71, 73, 123, 128 Maione, Katie 23, 25. \6. 51 . 53. 55, 6o. 6-i, o9. '4 161. 1'0.

177, 181 Maione. til 62, 92, 137 Mammen, Mr> Baril 39 Mal""n. j H O. 142 Mal""•· Jooeph 137 Manetta, Gregory 98, 170 Markham, Courtney 80, 151 , 155 Mar>h, Holly 71, 119, 123, 130 Mar>h. Sean 66, 68, 73, I 23 Mar>hall, Leslle 25, 55, 59. 64 , 69, 170, I 72, I • 181 Manhky, MldleDe 59, 170 Martin, Jamie 53. 56, 59, 66, 67, 72 , 80, 137 Mastin, john 88, 137 Mastin, Laine 56, 164, 170 Mason, Mr> Leslie 34 Masters, Sarah 151 Matth...,, Dennis II , ~8. 50, 51 , 52, 57. 61 84, 85. 147, 151 Matth ..... joey 56, 137 Max» D, Olad 23, 25 , 51 . 52, 55 , 6~. 66. 68. 69. ' 2. 151 . 157 ~by, ~atalle 65, 170 May, Shaubndi I 23 Mayer, Bria 170 Mayfield, Todd 137, 142 Mayottt, jonath>n I 23 McAnUe Daruel ,I , 93. 12 3 McAnlle, Sarah 151 McAuley, Olnstopher 123 McCabe, Mark 137 McCandl , Mr> Karla 39 M<.Oeary, Candis I 23 Md:onkey, Knstin 71, 151 M<Conkle, AMa I 23 Mt{.on}oe, Ruth '0, 71 , 86, 15 I Md:owan, Knstin I 23. 130 Mdm-.n, Kathletn 51 , 52, 94, 147, 151 , 158 McCo) , Calherint 71, 13 7 M<Q)y, Tameka 164, I 0, 190 McDaruel, Eric 58, 170 McDaniel, Kelly !CO, 190 McDonald jr, Lavern 140 McDonald, Sean 63, 151 McDonald, Sharlene 82, 137 McDougal. jenny t 51 , 158 McDougal. jonathan 5, 12' McDuffee. ~icholas 93. 123 McEIIm, jenrufer 53. 55, 66, 6' , 6 , , 2, 86. 137 McGuu·e, Amanda 151 McKmlle, Ryan 23. 138 McKuzes, Eric 14 , 151 Mclaughlin, AD1son 47, 56, I 0, I McUUy, Por>ha 140 Melli=, Mn Candace 36 McMdlan, Emily 124 McMdUon, Valena 57, 147 , 151 McMumy, Brooke 45, 46, 47, 6o, 100, I 0, 1'6, 190 McNeely, AMa I , I 24 Mct.eiUy, R)-an 13, 15, 46, 4 , 92 16~ . 170, 180 McPhee, Adnenne 71 , 124 , 129 McPheron, Shane I 24 McPheron, Sha"n 93. 124 McPhetm, Kelly 66, 67, 72 , 151 Meade. jonathan 67 , 93. I 24 Meade, llr Peter 36 Mecum, Matthew 51 . 100. 101 . 1'0, 190 Mednns, \lark 92 , I 51 Me>er. Luke ~ 8 . I , 93, 124 , 127 Meier, Meredith 23, 46, 47, 51. 52, 57, 60, 170, l'i, 19, Melchi. Joseph 140 Meloni, Isabel 73. 138, 144 Melton, Swan 147, 151 Mei>'U\, justm 4, 133, 138 Mernenga. jusun '8. 170, 176 Mendenh>ll, jonathan 140 Meredith, Shaun 138 Merkle, Ste<-en 170, 190 Mq-m, Dustin 65 , I 70 MO)-.r>, Erin I 24, I 29, 130 MO)-.r>, Heather 56, 82, 96, 138 Meyers, Katherrn 140 Meym. Mttth.,.. I 24 ~les, La'"Oda 138 ~lla e, )enrufer I0, 80, 94, t 33. 13 ~bllage, Radle! 170 Milbn Esaraba, P>ub 138 ~ller, Dtane t 54 ~ller, jenna 124 ~iler, Kan 52, 61 69. 70, II', 151 ~hiler, Lacey 65. 14' , 151 lliller, Mario 151 , 155 lliller, Matth""' I 51 ~bller, \lei 'I , 12' ~bller, n '5. 1-o. 16-i. 1", 190. 19~biler, Timothy I 76 ~ller, W.lliam 6o, 151 ~hils , Abby 13 ~lis, Cameron I 71 Mills, Mr> juhe 39 Mills, Mr> Molly 39 Minned, jOSle I, 138, 144 Minned, L 13 , 144 Mirarefi, Samira 46, 47 , 51 , 53, 56, 59. 64, 65, I, I I MlreU, Richanl 98, 151 Molun, Ananth 53. I 6 MoDer, Carohne 44 , 51 , 52, 80, lSI , 15 Mooney, W.Uiam 65, 93, I 24 Moore, Carrie 51 , 63. 151

Moore, Holly I 51 Mooro, jeffrey 93. 124, 130 Moore, jenrufer 71, I 24, I 29 Moore, jeremy 93. I Z4 Moore. Katherine 80. 138 Mooro, M01u.,._ 23, 51, 52, 69. H, I 5 I Moreland, Ronald ' 0, 74 I - 6 \Iorello, Sara 1'1 , 190 "lomssey, Man 138. 141 \loser. Erruly 151 llosley, jellrusha 70. 'I. 124 Moss, Rebecca 80. 81 , 94, 133. 138 lluhammad, Ruqayyah 48. 5~. 61, 62. M, 66. 72, 1'1 , 190 Mwrlle>d, Wesley 66, 6' , I Z4 Muncls, Broo e 151 , 156 Munson, Da"d I 54 Murphy, Heather 88, 98, I Z4 Murphy, Phihp 66, 72 , , 98, 138 Myles, Leonan1 138

~adalis .

Kelly 86, 56, 11 7 PI , 190

r-t:wb:!is. Stacey a"l ~afJJger. )epth> II . <2. ; <I Sahrstedt, !'ri"f ~ o; 9t IS< '\eal, ~at.~ I "'I

Neatroa, Diana 6.1. !51 Neeley, L1tashll ;"! ,

I , l 't4 elllgan, joy 65, HO elson, Brian 9 , I SI Nerone, MIChael 151 Ne..boc, Matth.,.. 15, '0, I H ~esbon, TitUS 61 , '0. 13 N.,.., Adam I I N...·eil, Benj>IIUn 70. 138 ~""man . Micll:lel15 , -;, 9 , 147, 151. 157 ...man, Stephfn 71 , 9 • 124

_\t.'\\man, Yotmdl 12~

N..,.-port. Mr Fred 3 Ulceasar 151 Nguyen, Hang I ~guyer•. Loan 52, 59. 62, SG, 94, 13 , 141 ~guren. 'am 51. 59. 62, 152 \guren. Phu<m ~ 13 'guren, Tuan ;40 ~ icholl!:, Jenr.iier 1-1 ,-., ~:ernann, !;e~di 66, 6' . 9~. 95. IZ4. !!9 '!<mann, TO<!d 51. 59, 8~ I I , 176 1 ~ ....om.

Niersd1eimer, )enmfer 0. 171, 1-2 ' ~1etsthe1mer,

jonathan 124

' IID>ma, ))·uruchi 4 , 147, 152 ~uzuma, l'uji 62, I H ~;oice,

Timothy 46, 66, 68, '3. 171 Nolen, Mr> Judy 3 Noonan, Bl)-an 100, IH Noonan, o.,,.; •o, 63, 3. 152 Norwood, Mr> Mary 35 NOYal:, Amanda 51 , 90. 91. 1'1 , 1'6. 196 NO\"'..k, Karen 59. 65 , 13

Oakley. Amy 63. 66, 67. 72. 138 Oakley, Otristino 46, 51 , 52, 63, 64, 66, 73. 164, 171, 177 Obrien, Mauhew 140 Offensl<in, Megan 66, 67, 2, 138 Og-.>'21, P>uJ66, 67, 68. 98. 124 Ogwtl, Susan 5, 52, 54, 62, 70. 73. 133, 140 Oldham, Kyle 46, 88, 9. PI , 178 011\~11'1, Bryce 8, 138 OU,'eln, EIIzobelhll9, 124 Olsen, MIChelle 164 , 171 Olsoo, Enk 7 . 138 Olson, Sanoh 152 Ontl, All9 • 152 Ott, Eldoo 176 Ont, Kristi 46, 51 , 66, 171 Osdr.\~ld. Nal>lie 23, 45. 48, 51, 52, 147, 152, 158 Osler, \t11Ue 61, 70, 138 Ovtrtast, Ken~ 61, 152

Prtaton, Mrs Kathy 39 Pruett. Mldta.el 138 Pnckeu, M:ut 65, 172 PurJett. D<lniel71 , 119, 124 PurJett, Kelly 45, 46, 51 , 62. 102. 172, 196

Rodgers, Camden 15 2 Roegge, Mrs Judy 39 Rogen, Brian 84, 85, 92. 139 ~~en, john 46, 51 , 52, 66, 73. 84 , 96. 97, 172, I 6, 177, Rogers, Uoyd 125 ~ogers, Ma~Jm 59. 152 Rogers, Sheena 176 R<U, Mr. Randy 40 ~"".joanna II , 152 Ross, Sarah 15, 71, 96, 119. 125 R01ramel, Otrlstopher 55. 62, 152 Rcxi>squay, Sonthaya 173 Roughton, Mauhew 93, 125 Rouse, Patrick 15, 48, 49, 92, 164, 173. 181 Royce, Mrs DEbbie 35 Royse, St1de 71, 125 Ruckman, Grtg 125 Ruckman,jutie 51, 57, 59, 82, 96, 172, 173, 177 , 181 , 197 Rudolphl, Maggie 96, 125 Russell, Bryan 51, 152, 155 Russell, Renae 176 Rutherford, james 152 R~. jonathan 139 Rydell, Sit awn 15 2 Ryder, Keena 65, 176 Ryle, Nathan~el II, 92, 71, 78, 133, 139

Quigg, Tmis 152 Quinlan, Michael 8, 138

P=ley, Andret 59. 171 Paceley, Inniel 93. 124 Padua, D2vld 46, 51, 62, 171 , 172, 17 • 180 l':lg<, Mrs. Unda 34 l':llnter, j C. 124 Palmer-Smith, K~~ton 140 Palmer, Monica 48, 60, 64, 171 Panepinto, Mrs. R<U 34 Panbu, Deru 4, 92, 152 P:lnno, Brent , 152 Parra, Adrian 63, 154 Patel, Nee! 62, 119, 124, 130 Patel, Resluna II , 51 , 52, 56, 59, 60, 62, 64, 86, 171 180 l':llrlck, Eric 64, 93, I 24 • Patrick, ~ 66, 67, 3, 93. 124 P:ltt<n,

~93,140

Patton. john 8, 98, 133. 138 Paul, Danielle 138 Pearock, Elisha 61, 152 Pearock. Otez 15 2 Pearock, Turban 93, I 24 Pellum, Casey • 138 Penner, )001than 98, 138 Pennington, Alhea 138 Pennington, Rana~ 138 Peoples, joshua 20, 152 Peppers, Mr Lemond 34 Perkins, Goldie 176 Perry, ~n 74, 172, I 0 Pelm, Aaron 138 Peters, Mauher 70, I 24 Peterson, janno 53, 0, 138 Peterson, l(eWl 67' 72, 140 Pe1m00, Undsey 86, 87, 100, 147, 152, 157 Pettig...,.., MlmlS 70, 147, 152 Petty, Inniel 51, 53, 56, 152 Peyton, james I 24 Peyton, jason 176 Pfefferkorn, Emily 100, 138 l'llttchmun, 0. 62, 98, 124 Pbetch>rtun, Ri:unsalath I 24 PbtUips, Ashlelgb 51, 147, 152 PbiUips, Steplwli< 71, 124 Plerte, Kristin 46, 47, 51, 86, 172, 178, 190 Plerte, Kurt 93, 124 Plerty, john 70, 84, 9 , 138 Pierson, Br1dley 48, 70, 71 , 124 Pike, Mason 73, 172 Pirtle, Matthew 63, 152 Pirtle, Amy 66, 67, 73, 124, 127 Pirtle, Katherine 8, 15 2 Ptttelkow, Elizabeth 66, 67, 73. 90, 91 , 124 PohY11'2p11, G2utam 53, 152 Pollok, Randall 140 Poor, \tbitney II, 48, 70, 71, 124, 130 Pope, K<Ytn 23, 70, 133, 138 Porter, Clinton 40 Porter, Mahopny 138 Posey, Talisha 15, 46, 48, 54, 62, 172, 190 Pnstub, Joseph 70, 98, 138 "'-II, Mrs. G2yle 36 Powell, Mahrio 152 Power, Bl'1dley 45, 51, 52. 172 , 177 Power, Elizobelh 48, 62, 102, 119, 124, 127 Prtaton, Enk 152

IWces, Raben 176 Ramsey, Sltayne 54, 133. 138 Ramth,.., Brtnt 176 Randolph, OuisU>plter 59, 67, 72, 172 Raso, Connor 50, 51, 52, 57, 64, 96, 152 Raso, Mrs. SUe 39 Raymond, Bryan 23, 152 Raymond, Sh2nnon 71, 126 Rear, Lori 80, 152 Rear, Mrs Theresa 34 Redd, Lalc...tla 172 R.....,., jennifer I 24 X....., john 52, 78, 79, 93, 152 Reffeu, Aaron 53, 138 Regan, Innielle 66, 70, 73. 82, 138 Reid, Carrie 59, 66, 67, 68, 73, B2, 138 Reid, james 152, 155 Reid, jessica I 24 Reid, Undsey 66, 67, 72, 94, 133, 138 Reid, Rebea:a 75, 124 Rein, Mrs. Terri 34 Reinel<e, Kyla 51, 52, 70, 152 Rerne, Olristopher 138 Reme, Kevin 172 Resende, Alde 70, 71, 139 Reynolds, Bl'1den II, 66, 68, 70, 72, 98, 139 Rhodes, jeffery 61, 70, 93. 124 Rice. 'Quincy 71, 92, 139 Richanlson, OtrlsU>plter 52, 62, 73, 152 Richanlson, Sumib 125 Riehle, Elise 67, 72, 125 Riggs, Mldtelle 152 Riley, KrisU>plter 100, 125 Riley, Monlque 125 Roilbins, jamey 6, 48, 53, 57, 70, 94, 139 Roilbins, jartd 119, 12 5 Robbins, Matthew 70, 133, 139 Robens, Kerry 98, 139 Robens, Samantha 172 Roberts, Shanna 176 Roheru, Terry 152 Robinson, David 139 Robinson, Heather 51 , 52, 62, 66, 72, 102, 103, 152 Robinson, jess 152 Roch, O..lsea 66, 67, 71, 72, 125

Sabato, Mrs. Sandr2 35 Sabin, OtrlsU>plter I 27 Sadler, justin 66, 68, 73, 152 Sadilel<, john 89, 98, 139 Sadilek, Mauhew61 , 88, 89, 164 , 173, 177, 190, 197 Salam, Manuel 173 Sandtea, Nathan 140 Sanderson, Brian 78, 92, 173, 176, 190, 181 ~t, Laneshia 154 ~ent, Larry 62, 140 Saxton, Aaron 125 Sayles, Altraimain 139 Sa)ies, Enn 52, 60, 73, 139 Scltenk. Metissa 44, 48, 49. 51 , 52, 65, 90, 91, 152, 232 Sdlbke, Serena 51 , 53, 65, 80, 81 , 94, 152, 157 Schlatter, Candice 140 Schlatter, Carl 154 Sclunidt, Mrs. O..ri 35 Sclunldt, Heather 66, 67, 73. 125 Schmitt, Bnndy 70, 139 Schmitt, Meredith 53,71, 125 Sclunitt, Mr Pet..- 36 Schneider, jude 67. 73. 125 Sdlnefder, Megan 23, 25, 51 , 59, 69, 73. 173, 176 SchoeOOrun Nicole 71, 125 Scltol>~genlt, Kate 71, 125, 130 Schuh, Eric 127 Schumacher, Adam 139 Schurter, Paula 94, 152 Schuninske, jeanna 52, 94, 139 Schwelglwt, Undsay 71, 119, 199, 125 Schwelkle, Meredith 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 51 , 52, 173 Schweikle, Steven 98, 125, 129 Sctno.,;tur, Ellen 147, 152 Scoggin, Matthew 176 Scott-Th1'2Sh, Timothy 174 Scott, Sha"na 70, 71 , 173. 176 Seale, Amelia 139 Seale, Andrew 58, 176 Searby, Mrs. Brenda 38 Sealby, Erin 45, 51 , 52, 62, 66, 68, 72, 86, 102, 152 Seberu, Mathew 84, 92, 133, 139, 142 Seel<man, Catherine 71, 127 Seckman, jeremiah 58, 125 Seda, Mrs. Marlene 36 Seed, Ms. Sal'1 37 Sellen, M" judy 40 Selvy, Alida 10, 59, 176, 190 Sen~. Sit1 48, 51, 59, 62, 69. 86, 152, 157 Sengsoobanh, Somphon 52, 62, 82, 96. 97. 133, 139 Sesson, lesha 15, 57, 61, 70, 173, 190 Sesson, Iris 139 Shaffer, EUzabeth 51 , 52, 86, 102, 103, 152 Sharabash, Nour 139 Slwp, Crysl>l 52, 53. 56, 59, 71 , 139 Sh2w, Adam 173

Sltaw, R2ndy 65, 173 Sheffer, CUnton II , 24. 25, 51 , 53. 5S, 69. I S2 SlteDaba'l!er, Came 56, 153, 156 Sltendan, jrnica 15, 48, 66, 67, 73, 82, 96. 139 Sltennan. Thomas 63, 139 Sltine, janessa 23. 62. 63, I 02, 153, 156 Shirley, Kn U>plter 125 Sltirley, Sean 154 Sltores, Kindal 44, 46, 90. 173, 177, 232 Sltoudel, Heather 23, 25, 51, 55, 69, 71, 75, 153 Shriver, Otnstopher 139, 88 Siders, james 66, 68, 73, 125 Sieber, Andrea 51, 66, 72, 86, 153 Sieber, Brtanne 71, 95, 125 Sieber, Lyndsey 86, 87, 153 Sier!'2·Perry, Mrs. Marty 35 Sikora, Mr Mark 36 Simeone, Mauhew 139 Simmons, 11-iiUam 93. 125 Sims, Sh2~11 72, 173 Sinder, Mn. Manlyn 39 Sirois, Klrrberly 71, 125 SkiiUngs, Amy 65 Skorupa, Bart 15, 59. 61 , 62, 63, 88, 173. 177 Slack, Kade 72, 96. 125, 129 Slack, R~n 51 , 66, 68, 69, 72, 84, 96. 153 Slade, Amanda 70, 153 f;r·Stur1eYas)'ant, Sanoh 4o. 52, 62. 11. 102. 1o 3• , 33 _ Smeslad, Laun 70, 153 Smith, Ang<b 35 Smith, Albrty 71, 125, 129 Smith, Clint 84, 96, 173. 177 Smith, Cody 92. 153 Smith, Courtney 70. 125. 130 Smith, Inniel 92, 139 Smith, InnieDe 76, 153 Smith, Oereke 10, 92, 173, 191 Smith, Grt~ 71, 125 Smith, ja~ 63. 153 Smith, joyce 33 Smith, Katina 55, 62, 70, 125 Smith, Klnte 173 Smith, Mr. Paul 39 Smith, Sarajenle 71, 125 Smith, Tarrio 125 Smith, r11 176 Snelling, Mrs. julia 35 Sohn, Mary II, 62, 66, 73, 90, 153 Sob, M1'5 . Sheila 34 Song, Soeyun 147, 153 Sowers, M"- Tammy 35 Sparks, Luke 52, 55 . 73. 153 Spear, Allison 173, 180 Spencer, jartd 139 Spero, lllchelle 154 Spires, Meghan 86, 153, 157 Spitz, Eric 125 Spitzer, Corey 53, 139 Spivey, Jney 125 Spriestersbach, Nikki 71 , 139 Spurlodt, Latoyia 65, 173 Spurlodt, Willie 127 Staches, Tm-ar 54, 70, 74, 174 Staehling, Julie 71 , 125 Stafford, Craig 93. 125 Stanko, Mrs. jo Anne 40 Stanley, Brian 71, 153 Stanley, Stephanie 71, 125 Starkey, Rex 153 Starks, Krystal 71, 12 5 Std>bins, josh 154 Steele, Ann 52, 55, 56, 57, 66, 72, 80, 133. 139. 144 Steele, Benjamin 46, 51 , 56, 61 , 78, 92, 172, 174, 177 Steiner, AdYa 53, 57, 67, 72, 74, 139 Steinman, Sal'1 50, 82, 133, 139 Stenger, Amanda 15 3 Stephens, Benjamin 174 Stephens, Laurtn 23, 74, 153, 157 Stevens, J•~ 72, 139 Stevens, jennifer 71 , 82, 15 3 Stewart, Meghan 125 Stickels, Mrs. Catherine 36 Sticklen, Andrew 139 Stiff, Mauhew 66, 67, 73. 74, 153 Still, Ourian 154 Stimmel, joshua 78, 92, 139 Stites, Otarles 154 Stites, Matthew 93, 125 Stites, Michelle 67, 72, 153 Stock, Mr. Grt~ 36 Stoll, joshua 93. 127 Stoltzfus, jonathan 73. 139 Stone, Daniel 140 Stone, runothy 67, 73, I 25 Stout, Michael 93. 125 ~ter. Rian 9, 59, 174, 191 ~ter. Terr2 65, 164, 174 ~non. Larissa 60, 174, 176 ~non. Noah 52, 67, 73. 84, 92, 139 Strutt, WlUiam 50, 60, 63, 174, 177 Slnesak, Mandi 51, 62, 66, 72, 86, 102, 153 157 Stubbins, Mrs. Sandi 40 ' SOJI>er, Tamina 55, 71, 174, 176, 191 Stucki, Trisha 56, 59, 71, 86, 87, 153 Stu)"'es21lt, jon 50, 88, 15 3 Stynchula, Melinda 24, 25, 55, 75, 139, 141 Suchomskl, Eric 84, 174, 191 Suchomskl, Nikld 153 Su<ltarshan, Venkatesh 84, 139 StuDow, Mrs. Beth 37 Sullivan, Amy 153 Sullivan, Andrew 153 Sutherland, David 61 , 67, 73, 127, 130

Wade, Angeb 140

Sutherland, Dtvauhn 67, 72, 154 SuiiMn, Mn. Ula 33 Svendgurdd, Marie 176 Swaln, Ayanru 61 , 70, 174 , 191 SwanberJ, Dqa 53. 61 , 63, 139 Swelkar, Daniel 125 Swift, Casey 63. 125 Swinford, Trovls 96, 97, 125

6 Wade, OtristiMe 23, SI, 2, 0, 71, 153 : :· !~~na 4, 23 , 25. 46, 62, 64 , 69, 70, 71, 175, 176 • ,..., • 12 6 Wakefield, Otad I S3 Walden, Brianna 72, 140

55

Ullsperger, Andrew 93. 126 Ullsperger, Khristina 72, 126, 164, 174, 191 Umland, Stephanie 66, 67, 72, 75, 140 Unander, Kristine 65, 126 Uncapher, Tr2V1S 176 Unroe, l'erry 176

Tab<Ung, Louron 62, 71 , 102, 103, 13~ Talbott, Sarah 125 Tangen, Mn Barb 40 Tart<r, Ashley 17 4 Tate, Prentiss 140 Taylor, Brian 100, 101 Taylor, jooatlun 125 Taylor, Natlun 59, 174 Trny, Kristen 95, 125 Terry, Kristie 70, 139 Trny, Mn. Manha 36 Terry, Matthew 126, 12 Teuscher, Kelly 154 Teuscher, Scott 93, 126 That<h, Brande< 65, 71 , 126 nuele, Amber 53, 66, 67, 72, 139 Thomas,Dawanna 70, 71 , 126 Thomas, Laketla 139 Thompson, Heather 176 Thommpson, ldris 61 , 126 Thompson, Thomas 126 Thompson, Tiya 52, 65, 86, 96, 139 Thorpe, Otrisu>pher 62, 66, 67, 73, 93, 126, 127 Thrash, Timothy 17 4 Thurman, Shane 174 Tian, XI 128 Tichmor, Brooke 15, 48, 51, 52, 60, 64, 174, 197 Tinsley, Notaun 154 Topol011ky,)enniler 48, 119, 126 Tori>eck, Barbara 50, 53, 55, 60, 193 Tncey, Luke 126 Treadl\~y. Otrlst<n 46, 51 , 52, 56, 60, 66, 72, 174, 177 T~y. Kyle 66, 67 , 73, 98 Trelzger, john 140 Tregre, jeff 174, 176, 177 Tregre, Sheri 52, 59, 70, 140 Trigg, Nick 98 Trigg, Stephanie 86, 174, 176, 181 Trooth, jared 66, 67, 72, 78, 126 Trulock, Oarin 78, 96, 140, 143 Tucker, jennifer 23, 51 , 69. 74, 174, 177, 191 Tucker, Mr. john 35 TueO, B~ 93, 126 Tyler, Andrew 71, 100, 126

Vail, Otad 126 Valentine, Kevin 93, 126 Valentin<, ShaMon 175 Vandenberg, Erin 51 , 52, 63, 69. 71 , 156 Yalenbne, Mr. George 36 Vandemlm, Manhew 175, 176, 17 , 19 Vangrinsven, jennifer SI , 66, 67, 68, 2, 82, I 53 Yangrinsven, Nicole 66, 72, 126 Yanharlingen, jeffrey SO, 88, 89, 164, I S, I 7, 197 Vanharlingen, Rebecca 64 , 66, 67, 73, 126 Yanbndingham, Melissa 51 , 52, SS, 60, I S, 17 , 191 \'ann, K}le 92, 140 Venetia, Anthony 51 , 52, 55, 60, 164 , I 5, I Venetia, Otristoph<r 126 I'OM<r, MlcheUe 126 Vriner·Paul, Mn. G<o<K~a 35

0011, Hrandon tx>, 61, ''· 92. l<u Woodley, Lnnna 67, 72, 86, 140 oolcott. ~•chobs 98. 99, 175 ll ooicou. Shannon Sl, 52 , 70, 71, 102 . 154 'l'right, Brandon 126

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