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lease fasten your seat belt , and get ready for the time your life, or shall e ay a year of it. The experience we have had and the individuals we have met have made the 1998-1999 school year unforgettable. Crescent Drive has been the location of sporting events, theatrica I performances, and social engagements, but most importantly, our education. Though it has been full of sharp turns and some unfortunate detours, the road has certainly led us to bigger and better ventures in life. The knowledge gained from Centennial will aII ow not only students to advance on the road of Iife, but into the next century as well. Without further delay, we ask that you now sit back, and enjoy the road into the new millennium. Opening
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Ser;lng ethers- Prentiu Tall, Stephen Wurth, and Edw11d Whitford stand along a deserted buch in the shte of Washington. Through a church program called Go & Serve, almost one hundred studenlt from the area were able to trml It Washington to help the needy. Crouing the hunduy- Sarah Rou and Sarah Weber stand at the point where the Miuouri and Illinois rivers crou.
Whll a ceincidence- Friends Jeuice Sheridan and Braden Reynolds did not realize they would be going to the same resort in Florida. Once they found each other, though, they were able to relu on the beach and enjoy the sun togetherll
Tnnling te the West Indies- With the magnificent greenery of Trinidad in the background, Royce Bluitt posu for a picture to capture the beauty of the island.
How goofyl - Rebecca Vanharlingen and Julie Stuhling pose with the fictional character Goofy at l>isneyworld in Orlando.
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s t s hool years takes off, we shift our rs f om park into drive. The ease of a da at Centennial begins only after th ¡ ek of school when schedules, teachers, and classmates become more and more familiar. Homework and classes seem to take command, and we are forced to leave our favorite television shows and friends behind. Though the road seems incredibly long, many believe that everyday is one less day unti I summer vacation fl
Gltd It he hck- Paul Jenkins is excited to be back at Centennial for the 1999 school year.
Rotming lht hills- Catherine McCoy, Alayna Bonn, and Nic ole Blight wander around the building searching for their usigned clmrooms.
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Pey clue lttentlenl- Keeping the attention of freshmen Krysta Andrae, Ter i Burk, David Cheng, Liu Fogerson, and Jessica Frank would be strenuous for any teacher.
We'n h.ving 1 homework checkl- Melim Johnson sums very interested in the contents of Jamey Robbins' homework. Their usignment must be due the next hour.
Ceiling It know yeu- Tim -Tim Lam and Leslie Damno seem to enjoy makin! new friends . Meeting people is one of the many hi!hl i!hts on the first day of school.
Check it eut- Darin Trulock, Kyle Treadway, Joseph Postula, Braden Reynolds , and Cuey Hayauki compare schedules in the hallway to see if they have any classes together.
Piu ll Piull- These girls enjoy a different restaurant each day.
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delicious lunch in the school cafeteria. Not only can students have hot lunch, but they can also eat pim from
Weke-u p!- It is quite tough !ellin! up on time fer the first day ~ack to Centennial because students are use to the relaxation of summer.
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it s s rovide drivers with a chance to relax and e joy the any pleasures of traveling. In Champaign, t ou h a ather small community, many of the exits fr ent include restaurants, theaters, and the niversity of Illinois's campus town. Throughout the week, Centennial students visit various eateries during the lunch period. Kinko's copy center and the public library are also frequent stops which assist many with school work. During the weekends, social gatherings in town are the place to be which enhance not only friendships, but also the entire high school experience.
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Merry Ann's Diner
Garcia's Savoy 16 Theaters
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From a recent poll in the school newspaper, "preppy" was voted to be the most popular style at Centennial. Justin Willis displays this dress well by wearing a button down shirt, trendy jeans, and stacked-sole shoes in black. Brand names associated with this style include Nautica, Polo, Abercrombie & Fitch, Gap, and J. Crew.
First row: Bryan Noonan, Kalina Smith, Royce Bluitt, Justin Willis. Second row: Anthony Britt, John Martin, Abbey Magill, Jennie Roberts.
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Many students at Cen tennial wear clothing not only from the styles of today, but from different decades as well. One very popular era was the 1970s. From bell bottoms to platforms, this style has returned to the 1990s. To show the casual retro dreu, Jude Schneider is posing with polyester shirt, wide leg pants, and fashionable sneakers.
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Phuong Nguyen is "sporty" athletic gear to display yet another popular style of dress among students. She has on an oversized windbreaker, warm-up pants, and tennis shoes. Brand names associated with the style include Nike, Reebok, Adidu, and Tommy Hilfiger.
James Benson, Sm Steinman, Bethany Zich, Phuong Nguyen, Keona Hornbuckle, Cody Reynolds, Reginald Hodges.
Alternative is a style of dress which allows an individual to be free in what he or she chooses to wear. It is truly a look of its own for many different combinations of colors, brands, and fits can be put together to make an outfit. Alissa Briskin, representing the Alternative look, is wearing a zip-up black sweatshirt, white t-shirt, gray baggy pants, and tennis shoes.
Melinda Stynchula, Jess Hollis, Phillip Bus, John Trefzger, Alina Briskin, Benjamin Staudle.
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ac year, a mni return to Centennial for the exciting celebration of Homecoming. It is interesting to note that the tradition began at our very o n Universi y of Illinois in 1910. During this week of festivities, activities such as a bonfire, pep assembly, football game, and formal dance, re pectr ely, are h ld to increase school spirit. Unfortunately, the bonfire was c elect 's year due to the rainy weather. The celebration continued, however, in the cafeteria for a well-attended dance. Friday included the pep assembly, honoring not only senior athletes, but also the undefeated Varsity football team, the parade, and the exciting football game. Centennial beat the Bloomington Raiders 31-17 in an incredible match. Despite the inclement weather, the fans were still supportive of their winning team and battled the rain until the end. Concluding the week was a dance on Saturday evening which aII owed students to escape to a "Night on the Nile." King John Piercy and Queen Angela Hatfield were crowned as well. The memories will be unforgettable!!
TUESDAY
D DAY Tit-dyed triplets- luke Meier, Joshua Ward, and Nathan Hazelwood show their love and support for The Grateful Dud wurin! tie-dyed !-shirts and carryin! matehin! bears.
TWIN DAY
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Tigers?- Hey, wait a minute. What are the Tigers doing at Centennial during our spirit week?
Retrt fluhbuk- What year is it?
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RETRO DAY
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Bed boys- In trouble with Mrs. Wyatt, Nick Andrzejewski and John Keller get smacked with a ruler. Retro Day must have made them act up.
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Me time te tit druud- These Senior girls really value the time they get to spend in their pa jamas because they have such hect ic schedules.
Junier spirit- What better way to display elm pride than by painting your earl
Slumber ptrty- Allison Gossett, Judith Levy, Michelle Grandys, and Kelly Jackson enjoy the comfort of being in their pajamas for a school day.
Jtmmin'- William Aldridge and his band Premeditated Boredom "rocked" the place during the Bonfire celebration in the cafeteria.
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Too cold to hold- Tiffany Gehrke helps decorate the Senior hallway with streamers and signs.
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Rtin, rtin go IWIY- Though the Bonfire celebration wu held inside, students still managed to have great time dancing.
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Art yeu slupy?- Desp ite the fact that they look ready for bed, these guys continue te show their Homecoming spirit.
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Just ut ill- lindsay Schweighart gives Mrs. Aid ridge a pie in the face .
Blue 1nd Whill- Justin Stierwalt shows his school spirit by painting a Centennial "C" acrou his face , for the big game against Bloomingtoa .
R1id Th is!- The African Amerinn Club took home first prize for the organizations floats .
Tick1t ulu- Student Council president, Krista Faron, and representative Kerry Roberts sell homecoming tickets to Adam Herges. This yur Centennial had 1 record number of people attend the Homecoming dance.
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Hot, delicious chili- Kelly Nguyen enjoys a piping hot bowl of interact chili before the Home coming game.
Bom&s 1W1y, Bleomington - The Centennial Chargers came out on top u they smuhed Bloomington in a 31 to 17 victory.
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Rtytlty- First row: Michelle Bishop, Sarah Slater-Sturtevant, Jessica Sheridan, Angela Hatfield, Sharial Anderson, Gina lathrop. Second row: Joffre Colbert, John Patton, Nicholas Coats, John Piercy, Jeb Crandall, Matthew Kolb . These seniors were nominated for the 1999 Homecoming court.
1999 Ht mt ctmi ng king tnd qu un- Angela Hatfiel4 and John Piercy dance to
the evenings theme song, "Water Runs Dry."
T1king 1 hrnk- laura Beavin, Courtney Morr, Chad Hawkins, Rachel Goble, and Megan Griffith enjoy some refreshments at the dance.
Thuk yeul- Thanks to all of the chaperones who mon itored students at the dance. They are a big help in keeping things under control.
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Brnkin' it dewn - Centennial students love to party on the dance floor.
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H1ving fun - Paris Hutchison, Kenneth luyando, Crystal Thomu and Johniesha Deberry seem to be enjoying their first high school dance.
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A Might en the Mill- Alexis Burson an4 Matthew Biedenben~er share a tender moment towards the end of the evening . It seems that this couple had a great time.
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What A Wonderful Night he 1998 Prom most certainlv lived up to its theme, "A Wonderful Night." With so much planning and effort bv everv individual involved, the evening could not have been more spectacular. The dance floor was glowing ot onlv from the decorative stars, but from each person's face. As the 1998 court was introduced, excitement was in the air,
vet a roaring applause was heard as the new Prom Queen and King, Natalie Oshwald and Michael Newman, were crowned. Even after dancing the night awav, the evening was far from over. Manv students participated in the traditional Post-Prom activities hosted at Western Bowl, a local bowling allev. All in all, Prom was, without doubt, an unforgettable stop on the road of eventful memories throughout our high school career.
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Bohind tho tctnu- Julio Douet! shows her sutitude to Mrs. Sud low lor ouistios with the rolruhmenh ot the duco. As • elm ollicor, it is her ~oty to lem .~out the work imlre~ lor nut yur's s•lo. Good l10k with tho pluoiosl Contunlal't ttraltr- Tho 1998 Prom C01rl: Firtl ttw: Briu Ruull, Jomu Roi~ . Michul Hutmu, Jrunich i Hiizumo, .. ~ Chod Mmtoll. Soeon4 ttw: lio~uy Se i ~er. Stephu ie Dummit, Hotolie Oshwol~ . Andru Sei~er . .. ~ Huthor Ro~imn .
A ko4ak rnon11nt- Ryu McKenzie, Bor~m Tor~eek, Meshu Forley '"d Duiel Hortmlft show their ucitemeot ot Prom ~y their eothuiutic smilu. It wu truly • oisht to remem~erl
How olotonl- Dreued to the nioes with 1 stunoi•! top hot, Jazmio Williuu swu delishted to be mort ins Ansel• Wode to the Prom.
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he Student Council sponsored Winter Dance took place on January 9th, 1999 at the lllini Union from 8-11 p.m. This year the dance was held on the first floor in the lllini Room instead of the upstairs ballroom. The music of the evening was provided by Grooves on the Moves, which encouraged everyone to dance the night away. The 1999 Snow King and Queen, Prentiss Tate and oyce Bluitt, were crowned by the 1998 Homecoming Queen, Angela Hatfield. T e royal couple danced to the theme song ''I'll Be," by Edwin McCain . e court members were nominated by the Centennial faculty and voted on by the seniors. The Winter Dance is the most informal of the dances at Centennial. Many students choose to come to the dance without dates. This informal nature is reflected in the student's style of dress since most dress down for the occasion. All in all, the evening proved to be a great success.
1999 Winter Denct Ceurt- First Rew (l h R): Snoil Queen, Royce Bluitt and Snoil King , Prentiss Tate. Secend Row: Emily Hornbeck, leanna Wood ley, Krista Faron, Joe Mapson, Kerry Roberts. Met pictured: Jeremy Hunt, Jonathan Stoltzfus, and Christopher Webber.
Cettin' Jiggy with it- Centennial students rully knoll hoil to hm a good time.
Wrens Turn- Court members, Christopher Webber and Jonathan Stoltzfus took a wrong turn on their 111ay to the dance . This year the Winter Dance ilas held in the lllini room , rather than the usua l spot, the Great Ballroom .
Swing Ducin'- Jennifer Her~er and Bryce Oliveira j1mp, jive, an~ wail on the dance floor.
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In Local News • • • Gas Prices lowest in 20 Years
What low cuts-Phillips 66, on the corner of Sangamon Dr. and Mattis Avenue, was just one of the many gasoline stations in the area which had the low gasoline prices.
Student drivers were extremely happy this fall due to the low cost of gasoline. Such a decrease in price had not occurred since 1986. This drop in price was due to a brief era of peace in the countries that provide oil in addition to the annual decrease in demand for oil during winter. Prices ranged from eighty-five to ninety cents for unleaded and super unleaded, and approximately ninety-five cents for premium.
Assembly Hall Reconstructs Underground Tunnels
Taking the Plunge-Nathan Swartzendruber takes advantage of the snow day to sled down Centennial hill.
Enluging the tunnels-The Assembly was under construction for many months in order to allow for larger concerts to come to the Champaign -Urbana area.
The Assembly Hall, located on the University of Illinois campus, underwent construction in order to enlarge the underground tunnels. Such roadways are used to transport stage equipment for concerts into the large facility. As a result of the ex· pansion, a variety of well-renown artists are now able to visit the Champaign-Urbana area. 1998-1999 concerts have included such per· formers as Shania Twain, Aerosmith, and the Om Matthews Band.
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Let it snow-In area neighborhoods, the amount of snoW· fall was so great that the streets and the sidewalks could not be distinguished.
Having fun- These Centennial students are tak· ing a bruk from their studies to play in the mounds of snow outside of the building.
New Zip Code For Expanding ArOOB The Champaign-Urbana area has recently been growing by leaps and bounds. Aside from the business district, the residential areas in southwest Champaign have been undergoing enormous development. The postal service, unable to compensate for the expansion, instituted a new area code for this region. Along with 61821, 61822 has become yet another identification for our developing city.
NEW ZIP COD£ AREAS
Whll is my new zip cede?-To mid confusion, maps were published to show the regions designated ~y the different area codes.
Schools of Cho1ce Adopted m Champa.KJn
Schools of choice-Barkstall Elementary Schoo l was one of many constructed to give incom ing students a cho ice in education .
Ftr tho first li•t io tho h11ltry of Chomp•i!•· sto~uts Wtrt ollowe~ to ulect tho school which they wul~ to ottodi•! lor tho loll '""· This system wu o~tplt~ u • ruult of tho uootcosury tnuptrti•! of chil4r ... Std .. ts woro ltrce~ to •11"4 cortoin schools lor ioh!rolioo porpuu nther thto • ooi!httrhu~ locility. Cutnllt~ choice ollows • per· ut or !"'~iu to ulect his or her top throe choicu, with the ~istrict ~oci~i•! 10 t sll~ut's ~isltoct It tho schttl, roce, .. ~ tho ttlto~uu of • sitli•!· Soch • sysltll hu pnv" It te succmlol .. ~ will hopelolly uu the tor4to ltr mtoy io tho lutm .
Marketplace Mall has decided to expand the facility due to the yearning for variety ~y consumers. The plans have detailed an area which will ~e used for the department store Famous-Barr. In addi · tion, over twenty new stores will be opening. In order to accommo date the tremendous number of shoppers, parking is being added u well.
Wren g wey-Due to the construction, many of the mall's main entrances have been changed.
Coming Soon... Famous-Barr • 20 New Stores •Food Court
Expanding the mall-Marketp lace Ma ll plans to open ove r twenty stores and a food court by the fall of 1999.
Centennial Charges Into the Semi-Finals
Thel999New Year's Blizzard Despite experiencing a record-breaking temperature of 2S degrees below zero, the amount of snow fa ll was incredible. The blizzard came on the even ing following New Year's Day, and approximately two feet of snow amassed in a twentyfour hour period. Due to the inclement weather, winter vacation was extended by one day which allowed for great sledding. Centennial Park was crowded with people of every age, like Nathan Swartzendruber, outside to enjoy the winter fun .
Taking 1 bnek-Having played 1 strenuous game, the Chargers kneel and listen to Head Coach Mac Donald following their victory. Settling the chempions-Advancing to the Semi-Finals, Centennial battled the renown Mt. Carmel but was unable to defeat the ten-time slate champions.
Sch11l spirit-Centennial students show their support for the football tea m by painting their cars.
C-H ·A·R·G-E -R-S. Tho Cutouiol Chor!ort ••~• history lhis put loll with their vicltrius fttltoll slrttk. Boi•! 11 e~ Bi! 12 c ••pius op10 lioishi•! the rt!olor susu u~o luto~ . tho Chor!ors .~vuco~ to tho first ployoll !••• I!IIISI Ottowo tl ur very owo lt••Y Stowort liol~ . Wiui•! 33·7, Cuto .. iol I 11 loco~ Oswe!o lor the ucoo~ nu~ to Nove11ter 6. With yet uti tr vicltrius !''"' ol 20 ·7, the Chor!· trs utm~ the Ourttrli01ls ••~ wen ••lche~ with tho noowo McHury, tuti•! the 11111 30-21. The occo•plishmut wu 001 of!'"' hoppious ltr tho Chor!ort w t won •only "' !••• In• tho Stole Chompiuship. Tho 11111 ~illicolt !iota, however, loy • u~ . Tho Coo· tuoiol Chor!ers won poin~ with leo·liote shh cho11p11u Mt. Corott! io I t Stlli· fiuls . With tho stu~s Iiiia~ It upocity, ttr Ius chun~ 11 Cutouiol ~ori•! 1 chilly Novn1ter ~•Y · Uolortuotoly, the susu ,.4,~ whu the Chor!trs lui 14 · 42 tfltr I !lotlio! !1111. Dupitt tho ~iu,oiohout , tho fotltoll tum hu urpuu~ ovu their tWo upechtioos. As t null of tho suno, tltt 11~ whitt spirit wu •I 11 oil ti111 hi!h.
And it is geod!- Kicker Reginald Hodges punts the football and succmfully scores three points during a playoff game.
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The 1ftftS SPrint Mu§ical tart sJreadin-9 the news •.. " Broadwav and 42nd Street was the place to be if vou were "loo ng for some a ·on" during the 19SOs. From the plavhouses and elaborate theaters, to the lo al tav rns an urants, the citv was bustling. Davs were complete with monev-making ad ntures w venings were filled with social engagements and magnificent galas. Life was wonder n though "llegal activities were taking place along the narrow streets of the "Big A ." or some, thei fortunes came onlv from these unlawful acts. In the Sp 119 usical "Guvs & Dolls", such a location is the setting for Nathan Detroit and fiancee Adelaide's love affair of 14 vears. Nathan, plaved bv Charles Grider, spends his davs setting up games of craps for the gamblers of New York Citv. He encounters a problem, however, when he is charged with a one thousand dollar fine for the use of a garage to host a big game. Luckilv, he proposes a bet to high-roller Skv Masterson which he believes he cannot lose. He suggests that Skv take Sara Brown, a verv orthodox girl from New York, to Havana, Cuba, for a vacation. Sara, plaved bv Hilarv Breeze, is the leader of a religious organization which plans to purifv the world. "Save-a-Soul Mission," given such a title to show the group's purpose, is in need of being saved itself. It is necessarv that genuine sinners come to a midnight praver meeting in order for the organization to stav in existence. Skv, believing he cannot be a loser, offers to bring sinners to the gathering if Sara will accompanv him to Havana. For the sake of the mission, she begrudginglv accepts. The trip to Cuba is a wonderful experience; vet after Sara becomes rather intoxicated, Skv begins to realize the large mistake he has made. The journev to Havana allows Skv to win monetarilv, but he loses his moralitv bv allowing Sara to sin greatlv. The two romantics quicklv return to New York just in time for the midnight meeting. Sara then begins realizing that she loves Skv as much as he has come to love her. Fortunatelv, with Sk{s efforts, the mission is saved. Sara, in addition to the manv in attendance, gains repentance for her sins. As for Nathan Detroit, he finallv marries his beloved Adelaide and is even able to keep the $1000!
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A OJidsummer 'night's 'Dream 'Ghe 1998 Fall 'Production nchanted forests and mystical fairies took the stage as Centennial students cast a spell on the aud ience in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Nig f 's Or11 • Athens, Greece set the scene of the two star-crossed I vers Hermia (Jordan Brownlee) and lysander (Jacob Macleod). The couple yearns to run away from Hermia's father Egeus (David Braun) ecause of his cruelty. He has been trying to force his daughter to marry a other gentleman by the name of Demetrius (Kevin Russell). Hermia and l ander decide to then escape into the forest, but are followed by Demetrius and Helena (Melinda Stynchula). As Hermia and lysander travel through the thick and tangled forest, they become overwhelmed by exhaustion and stop for a rest. Trouble soon follows. Puck (Erica Schneider), a mischievous fairy, casts a spell on Hermia and lysander to add excitement to the forest. She commands that they fall in love with the first object they see. Unfortunately, Hermia and lysasnder are awakened by Demetrius and Helena. Due to the magic, lysander begins to fall in love with Helena. Puck has great fun in watching the humorous confusion take place. In the end, the misbehaving fairy realizes that her spell is cruel. She reverses the curse in order for the true lovers to embrace one another again. All ends well with the permission of Egeus to allow his daughter Hermia to marry her love lysander.
I love you - Helena, played by Melinda Stynchula, uses great expression
Fall Play
Tho 1991 Cut (Pictoro4 frno loft to ri!hl) First row: Solly Chuco, Ouiol Bark•titr, Bu McOoffu, Martho Gut, Ryoo McKuzio, Tiffuy Bouor, Groce Gipuo, A•~ar Thiolo. Socu4 row: Pul Hiuou, Juho Kol~lots , Lorriu Sit!lotsry, Aaru Brut, Ryu Cloth, Shuu Roy•od, Jar4ot Browolu, Borum Bmh, Jolio Ouutt, Lure Bu~io , Oarto Willi11u. Thlr4 rew: Chmhphor Corlsu, Ellu Wt!""· Koro Offush10, Krislio Ao4oruo, Kmtio Gtt4kt, Jouifor Topoluky, Suoutho Flscollo, Nicolo Dulop, ltotu Wu41oy, Tyler Wtt41oy, E•ily Pfoffarkm, Karo Hol4•u, Lio4uy Ym u, Kot ""' Ch ick, Cotrou Marsh, A4muo McPhu, Juoifor Muro, E•ily Hmr, Corly Orowu . Ftuth row: Vim Oill, Tyler Now, Michul Ackor0111, Mm4ith Sch•itt, Cot orin Frotk, Noth11 Boho, S owo Browo, Motthow Ch ick, Joco~ Moclu4, hot Wilsu, Bor~m Wolfe, Cori Cuoi•! o01 . Fifth row: Jor4ot Grtczo, A4o• Moine, Kyle Boufiol4, Suo Wo4o, Orow Tyler, Jeff Sour, E4war4 Gluor, Chorlu Gro4or, A• ot Sdhors 11, Moll ow Lyoch, Oo~i4 Brou, C ristophor Wo~~or. So p u Sto!"'~" , Molio4o Styocholo, Phillip Homo, Kowio Romll , Erico Schui4or, Jo•u Si4ors, Kowio Hoys .
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Spectrum 1999 Spectrum, a tradition at Centennial, is our annual talent show. Enormous tale nt exists among our student body and is sometimes overlooked. Therefore, this particular performance allows those who have certain musical or theatrical abilities to display them. Act One:
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Spectrum Person Hipper by the Dozen liturgiul Dance Tell Me If You Still Cm I Wenne Be in Spectrum The Canon My Hurt Will Go On Stege Crew Jump Jivin' De Chergers Superfans Pretty Woman Doxy "Ypsilon" Bike Rece Spectrum Audition Breakers His Eye is on the Sparrow J. Mute Flu and GMA - 2000 Time After Time I Wenne Be in Spectrum DKl Sonate Ill, lergo, by Antonio Vivaldi Weterfall, by Jon Schmidt Oh, Canade Celtic Rhythms Twist and Shout
Impressions Concerto for Two Violins in D Minor, by JS Bach Toeatte, by Aram Kachitirien Mary's Song The Chicken Song Bike Rece Totel Trippin "Shed( Be Cool Con Te Partrio Prelude in C, by Ro~ert Vandall Don 't let the Sun Go Down on Me Stage Crew The Senior Guys Beastie Bahes Take Me or leave Me Reminiscing Jessie's Girl Spoulizio I Wenna Be in Spectrum Footbell life Closer to Fine BC Boyz Tyrone's Interlude Drum line
A si1n ef u~reuien· Sm Toyler si1u the worJt of N~ry't S"f• perfermeJ ~y Shoyu Ruuoy, io erJer te oppul te oil 1um~en ef the nJieoce.
I wanne ~~ in S ~ec tr um- Mr. Stu Yuchu uploiftt te hit ~ou!hler lioJuy tho! he moot !of her o port io Sptctrom Jupih hit friuJ ship with Mn. Su AIJriJ!•·
Welcoming the audience- Spectrum person Joseph ine Ka li pen i, having arms open wide, sta rts the show with the trad itiona l ceremony. ~----------------------~
Whet ln c ttJi ~ le ttl entl- Nou Schuhr plays the thu11 ""! Nr Htlff Will C• 0• from the ~leckhthr hit Tifuie.
D eu~le "0" t r l ~ u te- J•J• SchoeiJer wows the crowJ with his eri1iul up pieee JeJicoteJ to the el111 of
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She ke yeur ~ .. ty- Kevin Hoyt uJ Joho Keller m two of the muy ;ocolist/Jucers who perfermeJ io the mut pop•lor tel Btoty Cell.
Duzlln1 the eudienu- Jomi11 Jnciu, Eliu~eth lothrop, Gioo lothrop, uJ Whituy Poor Juco Jumoticolly te l•ftriMil, • pop• lor 1011 ~y Juet Jtcksn.
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S~utt•N Cut td Crew· Fiut Rtw {l It R) : Jtui(er Mtert, Mic ttl Ack~r•••· C~ruttp tr Tll••u. Pt.ill•p Htutt, Dtotl~ Huu , Jeup.•u Klliptll , Ttyltr 8rtw1lu. Jau. Mtcl.eti Dtti4 Bnu , l\e•u Mertl, Eiw11i "'"'· Brut Wtithrt . Jeuiftr Teptlnky. Stc .. 4 Rtw: Stlnlert Re4ri~"'· Othrt~ Ntwtll, Cuty Htyutki. lit4uy Y'uc ... , Bu McOtffu . Jer4u Brewtlu, .Sart Rtu E•dy Btck•tt , Jey Mt uu • . Kyle 8tufitl4, Stt'lu Katt , Jtr4tt
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IRe 1ggg ..A tJ!LlC:OVt ..AwteJLlC:OVt C~ub To~eVtt SRow he African American club talent show was held at the Centennial itoriu February 20, 1999. This diverse show illustrated the many t ents of dents at Centennial. In this show, the students who were involved xpressed their cultural side. Talents such as dancing, singing, and poetry reading were performed. Also, some students modeled the late t fashions in addition to traditional African clothing. Not only did the c owd en'oy the performance, but each member of the audience was able to learn something about the African culture as well.
l,nspiration- Susan Ogwal gracefully expresses herself through a llturgrcal dance.
Vot••- Josephine Kolip"i u4 Oou!lu Bruoer mo4el tro4iti .. ol Mricu clothi•! io hooor of Mricu '"" u4 wom10.
Afrleon Donurt- Jmphiu Kolip10i, Ouiolle Brookt,
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Tht Guidint Lith!- Mrr. Terry helps Willie Hormoo, the Alrim Americu club president, "!••iza o !'"' show.
Wt nttd t brttkl- The Africu Doocerr toke five oftar their parfermooce.
The Muttrs el Ctrtllltnits- Roym11~ Gor~ur .. ~ Jomu Busu e r01rveleu job ef utortoioit! the odiuce i• betweu och.
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Memories of
First rtW (l to R) : Ms. JoAnne Keynon (Busineu sponsor). Stctnd rew: Ms. Elsie En!elh1Upt (sponsor) , Rachul Good, Jennifer Kendra Gerstein .
Mem h rs tf the mt nth- Michelle Bishop and Tiffany Gehrke are awarded yurbook staff members or the month for all their hard work.
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St nitr Stctltn- First rtW(l to R): Kristin Goedke, Jason Bluhm. St ctnd rew: Tiffany Gehrke, Emily Hornbeck, Michelle Bishop.
A time tt celt~rth - The Centurian Staff throws a kick-off party for the upcomin! yur~ook .
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Organizations Section- First row !l to R): Jessica Sheridan, Amy Campion. Secend row: Kristin McCowan, Kelly Nguyen, Carrie Reid.
Every minute counts- leigh Anne Kenyon does not waste any time getting her layouts done in yearbook class.
Let me think- Scott Holmes tries to give Candace Kesler his best advice for a new idea on an Academics page.
Looks good- The Underclass section confers about pictures with Ms. Elsie Engelhaupt.
Underclau Section- First row (l to R): Ni Bathon, Jennifer Topolosky.
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No Fear! Peers Are Here!!!
Flut rtw (l tt R: Eliu~•t• A11~rt1u , A•y C••piu, Cllri•t•P••r We~lttr , Tiffuy Gtirkt, Krhh fire• . Karry fhierh , laylt ltileiici, Nicelt Dultp. Sectd rew: Briu Kut, Duitl S••ltill, Curie Rie~ . Kelly Nttyu, Jt•i• Muti11, Jtuifer McEIIi11, Au Statlt, Willi•• M11uy, ktrt Ci1111i11t. Ulr4 rew: A111y Pirtlt, Ouiel Wllihker, Rtyu Bltitt, Eliuitti Jt~lt§u , flh. Juet Elli•· Mtl•u (spuutl , Ylfu ntln, Cuty Htyutk i, Kristu Satin, Bru4 .. ktl'tll, Melwi11 Rt4tktr. Furt. rtw: Su11 Mani, Gutu hi~"'· K.tit Rttt4tlt, A4'tt Stei11er, Jeyu k11ciler, A•u4t Willtttt, Ciri•tiu Htsny, Guu Yut, Kuu Sitfer.
Ceoguphy 111 1round- Nathan Diniz is beginning to understand his geography with the help or Ms. Janet Ellis-Nelson.
Signing in- Amy Campion waits her turn while Kelly Nguyen signs in ror tutoring after school.
Ceiling 1hud- Sarah Kurley helps Nguyen Thai comprehend a frustrating science question.
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Flut t~W: (l h RJ : Se•ul Hut, Jesti• Hulu4 , leu Wetzel , Juell Uita, Elin••t~ luru Tthli•t· M1c~elle Pettu, N1ult Uu4tl, A••er hus . Sun4 ttw: Pttrick Mt lltf, Jtstlt Huffe , M•tt••• Bru•••· luru Wtlhn, luu Fruk, Tiffuy Wttlll. Kally Re.iuu , Kriltu Sttha, M•t•• lu, Rtchtl G.. 4. Ulr4 ttw: Mtlit4t Pe44yuut, Stepht Ju11 , KtWII Pept, Tritt Wetzel, lucy Huricktu, Mttu s,. .... , •• Juett• Htyt, Pttrici• Butlett. Fnrt~ rew: Kilt Sc•••lllt, Bnu Hert.tck, nepu4 Je.utt , At4rew Tyltr, Ryu K.t lut
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Veu cu de it- Charles Grider shows his Blue Crew spirit while en couraging his tummate to return to the finish line u fut as he can during this yur's pep usembly.
Whit 1 ~lew eut- Mr. Peter Schmitt tries to blow gum during 1 Blue Crew gathering.
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Fint rew: ll te R:): C~ristiu W~ltti•tftl , Auu Bru1, Elin~et~ Sttc~i•t • Hut~tr Sc~Miit , Ryu Reif , Mttt~ew kt~thc~•ift, A•t'-••Y Oecer••· Muuft Je.uu. Stettt4 rtw: Mary Ftrfit, Culsu, Ot~if Breu, Peter Furhe., Jeuifer MeEIIit, Al.rty Nut, Strth Ctlwtll, Bu MeOiffu, £1/ittt k••••r•r, Mtttll Otftuttill . Uhf ttw: Ht•u Mertl, A•fru Krnu , Mic•••l Piccieli, Rehcu VuHulittn, Juiu R:t•zek, A•uit Arulf, Dthrtll Newell, lure Willi•••· Willi•• HtiM, Null Str~ttu . Furt~ 11w: Gret Sht.u, Stlvtttrt Reii~1u , Tt••Y Buz, Ryu Pttrick, J.uifer Wllittitttn, Cheltu Rtch, Ktri Deny, litisey Rtii , Ruiy Ptlltek, Chriltephtr ne•n, Brett Merchu, Wuley Mtirlleii. Flft~ rew: Pul B.ri, Micllul Acker•••· Cecil Jel!u .. , Ouitllt Jthuu, Phillip Hutu, Ru Jut•f· Willi•• ltWit, Jt4t Schei4er, Jeut~u Mtt4t, All4rtw Btrllt, Knill Petersu. Net Pictlre4: Mr. Dni4 Mt44u ltpuur). c•ritttp~er
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Fln t rtw: ll It R): Wu4r Btrk, E•ilr N.. Ctrlit Ttrur, Michtel Ptillltr, Jt4t Ctnu, Krytflt Price, Grtu y, .. ,, Ouitl Neiu, Kttit Ouuuu, Jeuie Rt.erh, latrt J.. t,u , Ju1it Struu. Sued rew: Sttvet Kau, latn Fa~tf, Willi•• Bell, Bru4e• S•it~. Krl• Buefie/4, Kuu n,r.,, Hurittt G~t4•u , A•r W~ih , 0./f Sttvut, Krysh A•4rll, Kritti•• Mtlltf. Ui r4 ttw: Teri Buk, Jtc~11fiu Bryut, Jusiu Frui, Cutf Ku~•i, , Briu Htr11hei, lit4ur Wtit'"'' A•4rtw Htuu, Rtclltl Bu.u, O.vi4 C~ .. ,. s.... l hut, Duitl Cha, J•li• Wllultr. ft1tt ~ rew: Bryu ne•r•••· lul1t Kare~. Ouu Sparis, Jutit Hufft, Mttt~ew Pttfifu, lr4icllelu Htff•••· Natllu Swtrtlu4rthr, Ca4r Rtfttl4t, Jaup~ Pitrcf, All4rtu Steltzfu, Kui Reiuit, li•eH1r Mtlluey, Lr•4r Wiciliu, At4rtw O' Briu.
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Flut rew: (l It R) : Mid1ul Htuu, Cmit Rei~ , A11~rut Shltzfu, Kyle Butfitli, Stnu !Cut. Steed ttw: J.y Mt~tttti , A•tiuy OtCult, Cltritltpitr Br~w11 , $uti Celwtll, Wuley Meirltei~ . Bru~u Buefie/4, Erit Otuiu. Uit4 ttw: Brett Merciu, Piillip H11uu, Br.4u Reyul4t, Brut Weialtr!, Jt•u Si4ut. Furth rew: A4t• Mtlut, Cirithplter ne11u , Duiel Hurt11111, Ciulu Gri4er, Ju•tiu Steltzfu, Willi•• A14ri4s•·
Fiut ttw: (l h R): Jeuiftr McEIIi1, A11111 Evut, Btt McO.ffu, S.rti Kerley, Ouitl Neice, lhciel Bartu, Kuu nthr. Stct~t4 rew: Ntrt Sciuter, Briisett husu, K.tit Rtstielt, Jtffrty Peytea, Scott Feiruhehr, Ciristephar Hellar, Ei~tui K••••yer. nh4 rew: Nicielu Heff•u. Au Stule, N.tiu Swartzuinler, Ceiy Reyulit, B~rn••~• Berti, Willi•• Hel•. Dnii Chus. Michul Achn11111.
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Mtt It Orier: Teri Btrk, Ja•it Struts, A•~•r Uitlt, Matn &riffit~. A•r Oakley, At~rey Till, Erit Dna •.,, Jutie Rt~erh, Eliu Rtt.le, Oily Stems, Jtlit W.. eltr, K.lit Dmmu, Grm Yu!, $are Step mu, t•arfu &r.~tr, liu kyle Buafitl~. Ru.tl Bar~u. Bra~u Rtyul~s . Patrick Ma.uey, Duiel W.itakar, luru Walttr1, TrtcJ Mtral, Kallt Bt.ur, lulu K.rc •• li• Mthmy, Cmy ku it!, Juitl•••~u. Jare~ Trut., Lit~uy Wei•~"!· Aua hm, Bryn T\e•pstt, krysh At~ru , Niult ~u &riuvu, Jmiftr Bm•••· karu s•afar, Jeyu kuc Itt, Mta Sttiatt, Niult Dnltp, Eliza.~tl· At~ruu, Allisn Mitt!!, kti~ i Nit•ut, C ristit Hnuy~ Ja•i• Mtrttt, Juuu Fruk, Erit Ktelkthck, Jackie Bryn!, E•ily Nulty, lura Ju.,u. Ouitl Nt~u, Wn~ Btrk, Lurt Fa.tf, Matt Puflfu, Adrtw Husn, All•sn Gaud, C ridtp.tr Htllu, Het~i Wu~trf, Ti•tl.., Ctt~wtu, C ruttp tr Brwt, Ja•u Si~en, At~y_o· Briu, Hie tlu H.•ff•u. kridiu Mtll'f, Bru~n Bntfitl~. Jmt~u Barrett, Will Al~ll~!'· Tazit kt.h, Dui~ Hun, Jaffrty.Paytu, c•rntep ar Utrt:, Jn•r• P11rcy, Rilty Kmstu, Jay Ma.nu., A~a• ~hint, Mttt.ew lrw11, Cmit Rei~, kattt R•••~alt, Ehar~ ka•••ftr, Ctrty Bntu, Mtchal Pa1tltr, A•~rm Steltrfu, Sa•ul hus, A•y W.itt, W•lli•• Bur~. &tt!'1lyp , Eliu~•t• J"~!"· San. ktrlty, Au Stult Ouu Spnks, Brin Htrthc., Harrisu &u~•u, Willi•• Ball. Elittht~ StK•i•t• L.it~uy Rti~, Ta .. J Btu, Allisu Htmttt, J'f Wanaytwut, Pnl Otw•l. Wulty Mtir.ei , Du11l Hart•u, Matt ..wkt~lmc.• i~t. Sa•ut t Oart, Stnu Kut, A•n~a Es!trtat~, Hut tr Sc •W, Mtlida Pt~~ycttrt, A••i• M1hm., Kinflt At~tnu, krittia W~ita, Oattil Juu, A•y Pirtlt, lyt~f Wickliae, Au•• Brm, ktlly Rt~•m•, Rn~y Ptlltk, Kui Dmy, Bri~tttl Emu•, c•• ,... RKk, C~ristiu W~itti•''''· Rt~tcu Vn Huli•tu. c mltpktr Ctrllll, '"' Btrk, Mic.ul Picttli, c.~, R.,.. ,~., Nat ... sw.rtm~rdu, Michal Achr•u, At~riW Buu, Btttt Mtrc U , c•mltp~tr Ut•u, Ptltr Fmtu•, Willi•• Hel•. Ot~i~ Br~u, Bu MeOdfu, kri•ti• W~ita.ill, Jmt.u Mu~t, Jniu Re•zek, Jdt Sc.ui~tt, Mary Ftrtis, lurt Willi•••· Gtts s•••u. Brin Kut, OeNtt. Ntwtll, A•t.uy OtCerH, T ••n Mtttl.
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A TRIBUTE
TO GERSHWIN letders of tht ptck- Ann Steele, Yvonne Halenar, Mary Fertig, and Sarah Kurley devote several hours to the band while serving as the drum majors.
Rudy ftt tclitn- These trombone players find strength in numbers.
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In Step
Joy Waranyuwant, Paul Ogwal, Wesley Muirheid, Daniel Hartman, Matthew Kuhlenschmi~t, Samantha Oare, Steven Kane, Amanda Ester9ard, Heather Schmidt, Melinda Peddycoart, Abbie Mikovich, Kirstin Anderson, Kristin White, Datail Jones, Amy Pirtle, Lyndy Wickline, Aaron Braun, Kelly Robinson, Randall Pollok, Kari Doxey, Brid9ett Evenson, Chelsea Roch, Christina Whittin9ton, Rebecca Van Harlin9en, Christopher Carlson, Paul Burk, Michael Piccoli, Cody Reynolds, Nathan Swartzendruber, Michael Ackerman, Andrew Burns, Brett Merchen, Christopher Thomu, Peter Foertsch, William Holm, David Braun, Ben McDuffee, Kristin Whitehill, Jonathan Meade, Janice Romzek, Jude Schneider, Mary Ferti9, Laura Williams, Gre! Shoben, Brian Kent, Deborah Newell, Anthony DeCerbo, Thomas Morel, Albrey Nuu, Jennifer Whittin9ton, Jennifer Bower, Erin Meyers, Kacie Slack, Jaimee Jaueian, Krystle Price, Sarah Colwell, Damon Green, Peter Kim, Scott Fehrenbacher, William Lewis, Amanda Arnold, Danielle Johnson, Kevin Peterson, Stephanie White, Jennifer McEIIin, Tracey Henrickson, Brent Weinber9, Kurt Cimino, Jada Carson, Jonathan Stoltzfus, Terri Wendte, Ryan Patrick, Elliot Kammeyer, Phillip Hanson, Noah Stratton, Ryan Reid, Andrea Consalus, Timothy Stone, Yvonne Halenar, Amanda Judith, Noel Evenson, Erin Sayles, Janna Peterson, Brinda Desai, Beth Crowder, Catherine Frank, Janelle Coan, Tiffany Dorris, Allison Hm, Evan Wilson, Sandra Coambs, Janice Hutchinson, Meredith Schmitt, Karen Novak, Sum 09wal, Me9an Offenstein, Menardo Johnson, Cecil Johnson, Salvatore Rodiquez, Corey Taylor, Brandon Smith.
Perfect pi1Cement- The Centennial marching band is in sync while finishing their field show.
Henging out- Taking a break from the hot practice, Kathryn Bogner, Sara Stephenson, and Lisa Deppe find time to relax and still have fun.
The 1998 Fleg Cerps: First row (L to R) : Janna Peterson, son, Sandra Coambs, Karen Novak. Third row: Amanda J row: Megan Offenstein, Susan Ogwal, Denna Sparks, Cath Wolfe (sponsor).
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Flut r~ w: M.. riu Pll••••· Niktrij Petal, Att~ny Welker, Attl!uy Hdf, Niel!elu Cl!tpia, Miel!ul Bti,er, N••Y•• Hei. S un~ rew: Mettl!tw C~ick , Ms. Meriu Wyett (spuur) , Nichlu Aairztjtwtki, He•n Jeckut, Briu Etter, R:ehrt Maier, Nttl!uitl Mttrt, Muerit Jtilaua, Mr. Ouitl Fry (piuist). Uir~ ttw: Shpt.u Sc~waikle , Jtut Mtcl11i, Altrti••iu Styln, Carl Shtlty, Jnhu Sti•••l, Jeh Keller, Kit/ Ate/, Eric Htfferut, C~uln M~tks, Elijt~ Williuu. hur t~ ttw: C~erlu Griier, Knit Pepe, Jeh Piercy, Riley Jehau11, Jeffrey Buer, Du,lu Brutt, Grtttry lypke, Mttthw R:ettiu, luu A11ireuu, Mie~11/ Hel•, Jtty Spi.-ey, Muus Pel•tte.
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Flut rew fL h R) : Stt•~ Crt••l••· Kun Her•~tcklt , Sa•ut~t Xt, Catri11 Mart~ . Steu4 rew: A~e~it K•pur, Juat~u Muller, Step~u ie lu, laer1 Buv11, Jay Nellitu, Jeuiu fntc~. Ult4 rtw: Veutuiu Bmt1, Au4ru Ar••trut. Melin• Htu•iny, Wil•• Dt4•u, KriJti•• U•u4er, Strilt Vtlh, Rte~el Se~tl. f11rt~ rew: At~en Willi•••· Ktru S~tftt , A•4rtw lauSchack, Jtuiftr Htt~tt , Ttrt Lu, Jusiu Pruttl. Fift~ ttW: Careliu Crew4tt, Mr. Rt4uy Mttlltt fsptutt) , Fre4ttick Bryut, Matthw Bre4~t• , Duiel Pfeffttlt, Tiffui Till•u.
Flut ttW fL tt R) : Teri Wil4tt, Mic~elle P1ttu, Jeuiftt Millttl, Lnru Tttli•t· Ktitlye Breutt, Juell S~i1e , A•u4• Willtltt, Tiffuy Wetzel, Len Miueci. Stcu4 ttw: Cusu4u hlltt, Ti•-Ti• LIM, Lulie D•••u, Uttu Tic~utr, Duitt Je~•su , Melly Derus, Ttucia Gtt4ur, Michlle Hill. Uir4 ttW: Jelit She~li•t • Chltu Rtct Stlly C~uu, Eliutet~ Oliveitt, Juett• H1y1, Klf~leu Nu~ , Uuh Ku4rickt , Hut~tr C•rry. f11rt~ ttW: Sttt Eilftl 4t, Ms. Mtriu Wyatt (tputtrl, Mr. Duiel fry (piuist), Ktt~ry• Sre4y, Pen~• Mclily.
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like tucher, like student- Patrick Collins and Ms. Marian Wyatt both know practice makes perfect.
First row (L to R): Gina Lathrop, Stacie Royse, Jennifer Moore, Jennifer Topolosky, Lindsay Schweighart, Shannon Raymond , Sarah Ross , Sarah Colwell, Janna Peterson, Kathryn Chick. Second row: Ms. Marian Wyatt (sponsor) , Joshua Ward, Matthew Hill, Barun Borah, Andrew Tyler, David Watson, John Keller, Lauren Erickson, Lindsey Hallbeck, Meredith Schmitt, Whitney Poor, Mr. Daniel Fry (pianist) . Third row: Nathan Hazelwood, Adam Malone, Ryan McKinzie, Luke Meier, Kevin Pope, Patrick Collins, Dustin Ward, Nathaniel Ryle, Jeb Crandall, Shayne Ramsay, Krista Faron .
She's got what it tl kes- Krista Faron shows off her flashy expressions that help make her singing performance even more enjoyable.
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Surely sound- Matthew Hill has perfect stance while making sure his voice will carry to its loudest degree.
Acting Up THESPIANS
First row IL to Rl : Charles Grider, Ryan McKenzie, Barunm Borah, Jacob Macleod, Adam Malone, David Watson, Brandon Benefield. Secend rew: Melinda Stynchula, Jordan Brownlee, Evan Wilson, Christopher Webber lpru ident l. Kristin Goedke jvice-pruidentl , Lauren Erickson lhistorianl , Natalie Hugu lseeretaryl. Andrea Conulus, Amber Thiele. Third row: Grace Gipson, William Aldridge, Jamu Siders, Shayne Ramsay, Whitney Poor, Jennifer Moore, Nicole Dunlap, Julia Douet!. Fourth row: Janna Peterson, Gregory Lypka, Andrew Tyler, Ryan Beckett, Nate Hazelwood, Ms . Suzanne Aldridge lsponsorl . Fifth row: Katherine Chick, David Braun, Jennifer Topolosky, Timothy Amoni, Matthew Lynch, Ann Steele, Krista Faron, Jonathan Stoltzfus, Adam Evans, Aaron Braun.
At it again- Ben McDuffee looks over his linu just once more before the production of A Miitumm~r Night's Drum.
Cheese pleue- Catherine Frank and Sally Chance keep outrageous grins upon their facu while at an after school drm rehearsal.
Huded fer Brudway- Jordan Brownlee, a Thupi•n member, played an important part in the 1998 fall play A Miitumm~r Night's Drum.
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Putting it to the Test
First rew (L to R) : Andrew Hanson, Jennifer Grusby, Amy Oakley, El izabeth Joebgen, Harvin Seth i, Grace Yang, Karen Shafer. Sectnd row: Sara Stephenson, Sara Kurley, Jennifer McEIIin, Jamie Martin, Erin Donahue, Kyle Benefield, Yiran Li, Candace Kesler. Third row: Denna Sparks, Daniel Barkmeier, Melvin Redeker, Amanda Arnold, Peter Kim , Yiran Hmn, Philip Murphy, Andreu Stoltzfus. Not Pictured : Ms. Beth Sudlow (sponsor) .
rocket in a Science
First row (L to R) : Jennifer McEII in, Amy Oakley. Sectnd row: Aaron Reffett, Melvin Redeker, David Robinson . Third row: Daniel Barkmeier, Jonathan Taylor. Fourth row: Mr. Stan Yanchus (sponsor)
Critical thinking- Jennifer MeEIIin and Amy Oakley try to figure out all the grammar questions on the WYSE English test.
Sey whet?- Mr. Stan Yanchus is confused on why a difficult physics problem hu a strange answer.
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Reaching Out
First rew !L to R): Kyle Kelly, Sheila Palma (coach) Sectnd rew: Jeremiah Seckman, Yolanda Newman, Sarah Meents. Third nw: Matthew Garland, Lelanee Bell, Lenita Greathouse. Not Pictured: Ms. Molly Mills (sponsor).
First row IL to R) : Jessica Lanman, Amelia Seale, Kyle Kelly, Sheila Palma. Not Pictured: Ms. Molly Mills (sponsor).
First nw !L to R): Amy Campion, La'Derra Williams, Sarah Ross, Leigh Anne Kenyon, Maggie Rudolphi . Stctnd row: Nathaniel Allen, Mr. Mark Sikora (co-sponsor), Judith Levy, Carrie Reid Third nw: Ms. Ondine Gross (co-sponsor).
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First row ll to R) : Megan Offenstein . Second row: Amanda Willette, Stephanie lee, Jacqueline Kalipeni , Samantha Xu.
Food for thought- Samantha Xu feeds her mind u well as her body while eating an apple during an EGO Club meeting.
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First rew ll to R) : Monica King , Dustin Stuart, Rebecca Reid, Ms. Stacey Gross (sponsor), Michael Curtin, lauren Bowersox. Seeend row: Hui -Hui lam, leslie Damuo, Tim-Tim lam, Sally Chance, Daniel Barkmeier, Blake Kurasek, Kevin Pehrson . Third row: Aaron Saxton, Christopher Reme, Taylor Brownlee, Aaron Peters, Amber Walters, Yifu Shalev. Fourth row: Mel inda Stynchula, Stephanie Umland .
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First rew IL tt R) : Mtltkl Dt•luit (tecrahry), ntyu Rtauy, N1ule Wallace, lateya Willis (wiu-prui~ut), Willit Huau (prui4ut), Gun Siput (truuru). Ru4y Welh. Suu 4 rew: helyu lt'ntllt Wttklu, Rty•••4 Su4ter, Kutu MtltKtt, Ntkit S•1t~. Certy Ttyler, Vtltrit Wtt4, Jutia Mtlt'lt , Reyu Bltitt. U lr4 rtw: Cuey Htytuki, Duiu Je~tut, Keluat Quilt, April Htlt , Ttueit lhr4ur, St~rliu Awut, Duitllt lhtu. Jtau Butta, Zi""'~ SWill. htrt~ rew : Jac~uliu Ktlipui , Juep~iu Kelipui , Jeffery R~t4u , Niule Dultp, Kttiu Sail~, l.t'Dtrrt Willitat, ll!:euie 'f'tut, Nttu~t Ztltn, C~ritliu Gwit. F ift~ rew: Dt~tfu Brutr, Suu Ot~ttl , Ktit. Mtltu, lateyt L... eir, c•ritltphr Tirlerpt, Tifflty Derris, Dttitllt Je.uu, Cryst.l Tirleau, t•i••ra Cur, s•uitl At4tutt, Mu••• fury (u-tpuur), Muk Sihn (ct·tpuurl, Huri11 llckttt -Cuey (u·tpuurl
Reise the roof- These guys celebrate their great victory at center court.
Leading the wey- President Willie Harmon and co·sponsor, Ms. Marsh• Terry, of African American Club both are confident about the upcom ing events planned for the club.
Setting the pen- Regin ald Hodges tries to keep up with Mr. Cli nton Porter's skills.
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First row (l to R) : Keidi Niemono, Condoce Keslar (~ice - president) , Amondo Arnold (president) Jomie Mortin (ucretory). Stephonie Banner, Kristen Blucheck, lour .. Bowersox. Second row: Kuoy Adomchik, Sorito Yonko , laura Beo~in , Amy Pirtle, Nonthidt Wmnyuwot, Amber Murphy, Alison Askew, Jud ith lny. third row: Me9on Bri9ht, Brindt Deu i, Joyce Kuechler, Eliubeth Joeb9en, Corrie Reid, Amy Oakley, loura Willioms, Kristine Unondar. Fourth row: Courtney Morr, R~thel Goble, Aloyno Bonse, Ad~• Steiner, Amondo Ester9ord , Allison Houn, Sondra Coombs, Koren No~ok , Smh Kurley. Fifth row: Do~id Braun, Tommy a,.,, El iubeth Andrulft, Peter Kim, Soroh Cranston, Philip Murphy, Shari Tre!re, Mttthew Simeone, And reo Conulus, Ann Steele.
Attention students- Sean Wade announces important dates and events for Centennial students on the intercom.
First row ILto Rj: Jacob Mac leod, Christopher Webber, David Bra un. Second row: Sean Wade, Vincent Dill, Jordan Brown lee. Th ird row: Lauren Erickson, Angela Hatfield, Susan Ogwal. Fourth row: Mr. Stan Yanc hus lsponsorj .
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Culture Shock
int rew (L to R) : Ouiol Choo, Tu L11, Kelly N5uyu (sacrotory), Somphon Su!touvaoh (co-prui~lftt), Sun Mmh, Cmy Hoyauki, Joimea Jmiu, Chrittophor Lowrme. Sound rew: Hui -Hui Lom, Lulie Otmut, Tim-Tim Lom, Lyon N!'Y"• Phuo•! N!'Y"· Alicio Chio, Nul Potol, Borum Bonh, Pul O!wol. Third rew: Thi~mnh Chompuinh, Pnpit Jinok, Thi~o Phetchorun, Felicio Zhao!, Oomioiqua Crut, Juoifer Ch .. , Rochul Good, Cio~y Flolli•!· Philip Photchore10. Fourth row: So mao tho Xu, Pnpoporo J imk, Soid Amli, Joonki Hon5, Riomuloth Phetchoruo, Eric Potrick, Chrittopher Wotmon, Michul Bri5ht, Yiru Li, Yoji Niizomo Fifth rew: Mr. Mork Sikon (co-tpontor), Scott Holmu, Meloku Oemiuie, Groce Gipton, 010ielle Re!"• Bauty B"!'"!thon!, Grm Yao!, Nikuj Potel. Not pictured: Mr. Paul Hohulin (tponur).
World wide-President Christina Hussey presents facts on some countries around the world during an after school International club meeting.
We C-A-N do it- Co-president of ASIA, Somphon Sengsouvanh and in the wonderful turn-out at the Canned Food Dance. They were ab smile about!
First row ll to R) : Nora Maberry !vice-president), Christie Hussey !president). Second row: Neel Patel, Alicia Chin, Sean Marsh, Jessica Sheridan. Third row: Tim-Tim lam, Hui-Hui lam, Nanthida Waranyuwat, Amy Campion. Fourth row: Ms. Karla McCandless !sponsor). Sara Mirarefi, Sandra Coombs, Elizabeth Pittelkow, Amy Pirtle, Phatima Boxley.
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Making the Grade
Fiut rtwfl It Rl: Tm Wttlll(trunrer), E•ilf Hmr, Rac~ul Hill, Cmy H1ymki, Tiffuy Gt~rhfwiu · prui~ul) , Sm~ Slattr·Shrtnnt (prui~ut) , Au Stult(nmtuy), A~w1 Sitlur, Cu~au Kesler, Jeup.iu Ktlipui, Allim Heme«. Stctll~ ttw: Kyle Tru41tay, E1ily Hm~uk, Giu Lat.rtp, Mic .. llt Sit.tp, Kerry Re.trtl, Ku4r. Gentm, Krist• Faru, ....,! Nttfu, Ttri Wil4u, Eliuht A•hr n1ele, Jey Nellitn. nir4 rtw: Nichlu At4nejeotski, Sutt Hel•u, lmu Ericksu, Ja11u Juciu, Jeuiu neri4n, A•u4t Antl4, Sm. Crmtu, Tmi Wu4te, Mtlly Omu, Sri•4• Oeni, Juu Patenu. h•rt. rtw: Pitrcy, A•y Oakley, Jtyu Km l~r, Sttphe Wert , Jmt•u S!tllrltt, r•mr M~rp.f, Juaiftr McE!Iit, Grm G1p111, Ms. Au w••• ,,. fsptmr).
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Puzzling together- These National Honor Society students show the ir blue and white sp irit in the 1998 Homecoming parade with this year's theme "Putting the Pieces Together."
Thirst is everything-Keidi Nieman and Brent Weinberg earn their serv· ice points by serving lemonade at the Homecoming bonfire.
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fint tiW jl tt R) : Au• lh~tlphi , Suth Ktrlay, Cluistepher Culsu, Kti~ i NtiMtlll , Jauifer Gruly (trunrer), Au Stult (ucretlry) , Kerry Rthrh (Prui4ut) , Tiffuy Gtluh (fin · pru i4ut) , M.tthnt ly11ch, Jeuihr M11re, Jeuihr Ttpolosky. Stctd rew: Ctll4it MeCiury, Jeu Whular, Sttphuit Buur, lhch11l Hill, E•ily H11rr, A•y Otklty, Mttthw Stltu, Jeh1 Kaller, Sutt Htl'"u, Kristi• McCowu, Kelly Jtcksu, Jouthu Mu4a. Uir4 rew: Hell it Marsh, Eliuleth Pitttlhw, Sarth Ttlltett, El iuleth Dtlllty, Jeutlrlu Nituthei•er, Sut Stephuu, Eri 11 Oenhtt, lei!lt Aut Kuyu , Eliuhtlll Ptwtr, E111ily Htrllltck, Niult Vta Griufu . Furth ttW: Jaul Grty, Kyle Ktrutk, Eliuleth Aa4ruu, Curit Hick111u, A•y Pirtlt, Eri11 Stylu, 8ri 1 4t Due i, Kyle Trtt4wty, Jeuiu Sheri4tt, Tiya The•put, Erit Meyers, Rehrt Freieriek Fift~ rew: Nul Patel , Willia• Muuy, Jeh Perrett, Jay M•~•ua~ . B1r11UWI B1u~. K1t1 F•irc~ili , Jul Btrtllltr, Brut Wlilliut. t~y Guiwiu, DIYii Huu, Tiffuy Wttze l, Sltp~u Wtrt~ . T•n Wttzel, Nattlia Eliuilt~ Jeet, ... s.,.~ Slatu-SttrfiYIIf.
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Fiut rew: (l te R) : J•li• Otsutt (trunru), Christephr Weiler (prniiut) , Philip Bus (vice·pruiiutl. Niule Dul•p (ucretary). Secu4 rew: Ju1t~u Tayler, A1r111 Reffitt, Buja11i11 Stuilt, Rlchtl Gei/e, K•tit Mttlll Griffith. Thir4 rew: Keith BtrroWI, Duid Petty, Ryu Aluuiria Bus, lnru BtWIUII, Mutl. , .. ,.~ rew: Kritfel Bluchek, Zarail Griffi11, Jeuthu Muller, Kir1 Allu, Aua hut , Hut~u St~lliit , Airitul McPtlu. F lft~ rtw: Christepher BttWII , Met~u Stewart, Duiel Bark•eiu, Su11 Wade, Willi•• Aldridte.
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First rew ll to R) : Jocquoli"' Kaliponi lucrotory) , Willie Hormon, Shoriol Anderun lrico pruidont) Prentiu Toto, Royce Bluitt. Sound Row: Volerio Wood, Corey Taylor, Jeffrey Rhodu, Jamie Mortio, Eliztboth Joe~su . Sterliu Arent, Jamu Bonm. Third row: Nokia Smith, Jouphino Koliponi, Monica Kios. Sm Gutafuo, Soroh Rou, Elillboth Duley, Amy Campioo, Juno Poterun, Aliuo Atkew. F.. rth row: Noel Erouoo, Matthew O'Briu, Tiffony Dorris, Morey Sochomtki, Ricky Woolworth, Chrittopher Thorpe, lmo Williomt, Natolio Hushu, Emily Hoerr. Fifth row: Roymond Gordner, latoyo Willit, Ms. Morlono Soda lspoour) , Randy Welker, Sun Morth, Borunm Boroh.
First row ll to R) : Thomu Clorkun lmretary). Soon Marth leo-pruidont) , Stephen Nowm .. lco-pruidont) Joffre Colbort. Second row: Chritlopher Wetmore, Kerry Roberlt, Kondro Gertteio, Jeuiu Sheridan, All iun Gotutt, Erin Meyers . Third rew: Kacio Slack, Robert Frederick, Oiau Fern10dez, Andrew Tyler, Ro~ecu Von Horlinson, loish Anu Konyoo . Fourth rew: Mr. Sorry Rowe ltpomr) , Amy Campioo, Michul Brooron, Mork Morrimy, Jonathu Moyotto, Hollit Marsh . Fifth row: Philip Photchareuo, Kristopher Riley, Adom Chiodny, Adom Erons, Nothoniol Alloo, Elillboth Onley, Soroh Tolbott, Maloku Domiuio .
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First row ll to R) : Jessica Lanman, Tiffany Dorris, Raymond Gardner, Joey Matthews, Nikki Spriestersbach . Second row: Amelia Seale, Sermeaka Harris, Erik Olson, Jason Gilliland, leah Hamilton.
First row ll to R) : laketia Thomas, lanisha lawrence, Benjamin Mann, lucas Burton. Second row: Edward Brandt, Adam Schumacher, Kevin Keck, Han Cho, Brett Albert, Ms. Henrine Luckett Casey !sponsor) .
First row ll to R): David Robinson, Christopher Painter, Dustin Kessinger, James Knight. Second row: Corey Spitzer, Kyle Consalus, Shu-Fung lam, Christopher Connelly.
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First row ll to R) : Jamar Heath, Christopher Thorpe, James Benson . Second row: Keith Malone, Justin Melvin, Randy Walker, Edwa rd Siml in. Third row: Mr. Mark Sikora !sponsor) , Jeffrey Rhodes , Raymond Gardner, Willie Harmon.
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First row ll to R) : Chimera Carr, Andrea Jeffries, Kari Cooke, Grace Yang, Royce Bluitt. Second row: Danielle Johnson, Kaleena Quails, lanisha lawrence, Tiffany Dorris, Susan Ogwal. Third row: Ms. linda Page !sponsor) , Keith Malone, Melaku Demiuie, Paul Ogwal, Ms. leslie Muon !sponsor) .
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First row (l to R) : Rachael Hill, Krista Faron, Gina lathrop, Alison Askew. Second row: Emily Hoerr, Josephine Kalipeni, David Hazen, Adva Steiner. Third row: Keith Malone, Mr. George Valentine (sponsor) , Philip Murphy, Edward Wh itford.
First row (l toR): John Patton, Kerry Roberts, Krista Faron, Angela Hatfield . Second row: Steven Goodwin, Ann Steele, Vincent Dill, Jonathan Stoltzfus, Noah Stratton . Third row: Casey Hayasaki, Jason Dorsey, Joffre Colbert, John Piercy. Fourth row: Dr. lila Sullivan (sponsor). Nicholas Coats.
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First row (l to R): Amy Pirtle, Anthony Huff, Matthew Peters, Danielle Brooks, Josephine Kalipeni (vice-president) , Susan Ogwal (president). Sandra Coambs. Second row: Rowan lord, Damon Green, Julia Jackson, Nicole Dunlap, Jacqueline Kalipeni , Amanda Dortch . Third row: Jenni fer Jones, Andrea Jeffries, Jennifer Jenkins, Kari Cooke, Kania Bramley, Erin Donahue.
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Buy your tickets hut-Tiffany Gehrke sells Matthew Sebens two tickets for the 1998 Homecoming dance.
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First row (l to Rl: Brent Wikgren, Jennifer McEIIin, Casey Hayasaki, Mark Morrissey. Second row: Joyce Kuechler, Royce Bluitt, leanna Woodley, Carrie Hickman, Jonathan Taylor. Third mt: Donna Packard, Daron Williams, Brandon Kovell, Ms. Georgine Hembrough (sponsor!. Rachel Ghiazza, David Petty.
Work well done-Carrie Hickman smiles in approval as she sees her fellow Cenfin1f members, Royce Bluitt, Jennifer McEIIin, and Joyce Kuechler successfully finish their story with a perfect conclusion.
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Stress? What streu?-Brent Wikgren and Donna Packard are all smiles even though they have yet another deadline to meet.
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Cught in the act-Jacob Macleod and Tournament.
First row (l to R) : Ben McDuffee, Rebecca Reid, Sally Chance, Sean Wade (captain) , Melinda Stynchula (captain). Jordan Brownlee (captain), David Braun, Daniel Barkmeier. Second row: James Knight , Royce Bluitt, Daniel Foutch, Krista Faron, Vincent Dill, Sarah Ross , Adrienne McPhee, Jennifer Topolosky. Third row: Emily Hoerr, Matthew Chick, Elif Basar, Erica Schneider, Jennifer McEIIin, Sara Stephenson, Amber Walters, Megan Nelson, Shayne Ramsay, lindsey Vanchus. Fourth rew: Andrew Carlson, Melvin Redeker, Catherine Frank, Aaron Braun, Brandon Kovell, Mr. Stan Vanchus (coach). William Simmons, Paul Higgins, Barunava Borah, Julia Dossett.
Shi ning in the halls-As Centennial students walk by this board, they can recognize the accomplishments of all the speech team members.
Listen Up i- Melvin Redeker, an extemporaneous speaker, not only speaks with his mouth but also expresses his thought through his hand gestures.
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Rudy for 1ction- the Interact women take time out before the Homecoming football game at the pep assembly. Interact presents a skit every year at the pep assembly, which recognizes the senior football players.
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In the right direction-Amy Oakley helps a flustered parent find her child's classroom during Open House .
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Charging Into the Record Books s ye r's Men's Track Team was one that will never be forgotten. No paig rinter this century had won the state championship in the met sh until Quincy Washington broke away from the field in 998 State Track and Field Finals. The Chargers had dominated the who e sea on in the sprint events and were followed by solid performances in t e di tance events. This year's sprinters also broke into the record book set ng a new school record in the 400 meter relay. The team featured Nic Petry, as the lead-off man followed by James Benson, who handed to Miles Johnson, who fed the baton to Quincy Washington to break the tape for another Charger victory. Eric Browning finished off his senior season with a strong year. Browning crushed his opponents in the 3200 meter run at the Twin City meet to bring home another gold medal.
Com~letin11 the swee~- James Benson and Quincy Washington sprint to the finish 11ne to finish first and second in the 800m relay.
The Chargers' future looks bright as the talent continues to find its way to the track year after year. The Centennial Men's Track Team is making a name for itself and continues the Charger tradition.
Charger Power- The explosive running of Nic Petry resulted in much needed team points for the Chargers.
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Rebuilding Success Is that ballet?- Keona Hornbuckle knows how to do it right, placing second in both the shot put and the discus in the Sectional meet.
he entennial Women 's Track and Field Team had a surprisingly successful year espite significant losses due to graduation. With a young tea , Co ch Greg Walters managed to get four relays and two individuals to the IHSA State Track meet in Charleston. "Considering that we had such a young group of kids to work with, we had an exceptional season," Coa h Walters stated. Allyson Broeren, the anchor leg of the 800 medley relay, made her own way to Charleston in the 800 meter run. Keona Hornbuckle doubled up with both the discus and shot put. The four relays consisting of Sarah Beyers, Jennifer Chen, Leigh Anne Kenyon, Lindsay Levanti, Kiedi Niemann, Janice Romzek, Sarah Ross, and Anna Rudolphi also got time to shine on the big blue track. The Chargers placed second in the Sectional meet and won the Big Twelve Indoor meet. This team is full of talent and has great depth; there is definitely a bright and successful future ahead of them.
Grut tumwork- Tirfany Benner finished strong to en sure a clean hand -oU to Terri Wendte .
Chuger supper!- The Chargers managed to get (our wagons full o( teammates to cheer on their competitors in the IHSA State track meet. These girls enjoy both the bonding and the hot dogs at EIU .
Stride for stride- This freshmen duo of Allyson Broeren and Anna Rudolphi push each other (or 1 very successful first season.
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V~t~lty- F irst Rew (l- R): Adam Chladny, Jaeob Gray, Darin Trulock, Scott Holmes, Nicholas Andrzejewski, Vincent Dill. Secon d Rew: Michael Ward, Joffre Colbert, Stephen Wurth, John Reeves , Michael Quinlan, Timothy Britton. Thi rd Row: Kenyon Herbert, Bryce Oliveira, Matthew lynch, Jeremy Hunt, Justin Will is. Cu ches: Stan lewis, Kyle Herges, Norlyn loschen (Not Pictured).
Jun ler V~t~ ity- F irs t Row (l- R): Cory Place, Matthew Moore, Colin Trulock, Jason Holdren, Kurt Pierce, George Sears, Christopher Carter. Second Row: Adam Herges, Benjamin Friedel , Cory Hodges, Jonathan Nierstheimer, Ryan lee, luke Meier. Th ird Row: Brad Meredith, Andrew Wallace, Peter Clausen, Nicholas McDuffee, Britt Anderson, Eric lopf. Cu ch u: Peter Meade, Steven Burden (Not Pictured) .
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he 1998 Centennial Baseball team entered into the season with a shortage of sen iors; four exact, I ing most of the burden placed on the shoulders of the team's juniors. Many u had question marks as far as stability during the preseason. Although many of the t am's j niors had played on the varsity team the year before, it was still a tough challenge. The Charger were picked to finish in the upper half of the Big 12, but they were not expected to advance very far in the state tournament. The team responded by winning their first eight conference g mes before losing to Decatur Eisenhower 1-0. The conference season ended with Centen 'al posti ng a mark of 11-4 and earning the number one seed in the Regional Tournament. By defeating Central and Kankakee, the Chargers moved into the Regional Championship to face Bradley-Bourbonnais. Unfortunately, Bradley-Bourbonnais defeated Centennial 4-1, which ended another fine season for the baseball program. Throughout the year, the team relied upon the pitching of juniors Michael Quinlan and Bryce Oliveira, who combined to win IS games for Centennial. Juniors Joffre Colbert and Jeremy Hunt not only anchored a solid outfield, but also headed up a strong Charger offense. Even though the 1998 season didn't last as long as it could have, the 1999 season has even more promise, with seven of the nine starters returning; now as seniors, much will be expected of the Chargers. With so many seniors returning to the team next year, Coach Lewis exclaimed, "I'mlooking forward to it!"
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Junier Vusity-first Row (l to R) : Kristin Hintz, Jeuic1 Phillippe, Krish Kloth, Sarah Talbott, Cuey Swift, Elizabeth Harrington, Debrah Ballew. Secend Rew: Jennifer Reeves, Heather Davis, Sarah Kurley, Kate Kaput, Kelly Robinson, Amanda Willette. Third Row: Coach Biehl, Katie Nuh, Stephanie Harr, Brynn n, Kristin Whitehill, Coach Clutts, Kari Doxey.
f you never caught a Centennial Softball game, you definitely missed a terri ic season. Led by Head Coach Terry Workman and seniors Casey He · ~s Ia News -Gazette All -Area Player), Anne Conry, Caroline Moller, and Lori Rear, the team enjoyed a very successful season. Jenny Herber lso received the honor of All -Area st tus. With a record of 22 wins and 10 lo ses, the Varsity Softball Team was a re eat in the Big 12 Conference. The JV Team also had a great season and will have no problem continuing Centennial's excellent tradition in softball. Four sophomores played on Varsity in the 1998 season, and with 11 returning Varsity players of 1999, this team is on the road to a fantastic future!
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Swinging Our Way Into the New Millennium Hanging out- Andrew Tyler, Philip Murphy, Edward Whitford, and Greg Ruc~man all cling to the fence to watch the outcome of a match. What devoted teammates!
ente · en's Tennis Team of 1998 completed the season with a 4- vera I record in dual meets with head coach Bill Car on nd assis ant coach Don Wavbright. Coach Carson and the tea tho~ h that placing first at both the Centennial and Cha er n_v' ationals were the highlights of the season among others u1 meets. Among placing first as a team at these two invitationals thev also held manv of the first place trophies in the singles and doubles brackets. Controlling those two home invitations was an inspiration for the whole team, which boosted their determination to win in future meets. These accomplishments should continue on into the next season with onlv four seniors leaving and manv experienced plavers moving up for another great season on its wav.
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--First Rew (L te R): Michael Hansen, Omar Said, Todd Mayfield, Christopher Ory, Brent Panno, Andrew Tyler, Dan iel Purgett, Christopher Webber, Brian Kent, Elizabeth Andresen (manager). Seetnd Rew: Zach Sehy, Lauren Erickson (manager), Milton Feng, Coach Bill Carson, Brent Wiksren, Christopher Lu, Brien Teylor, Philip Murphy, Greg Ruckman, Edwerd Whitford, David Haynes, Cmh Don Weybrisht, Zachery Breneman.
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he third season for the Centennial Women's Soccer Team was more successful than anyone could have hoped. With a Varsity record of 7-8, everyo e could see that the team has greatly improved and had fun masterin heir soccer skills. The team was led by seniors Natalee Kuzian (a Ne Gazette All-Area team member), Lindse Peterson, Sita Sengsavahn, A drea ieber, and Blair Bradberry. Many und I men played a vital role in the '98 season, especially Natalie Gittings (another All-Area team member) and Nicole VanGrinsven, all All-Area runner-up. The Varsity Team had at least S underclassmen starters every game. With a great JV Team and so many promising freshmen and sophomores the Women's Soccer Team will definitely be passing their opponents by!
Juier Varsity-First Rtw (L It R): Emily Lorenc, Cmessu Tillman, Re~ecca Vanharlingen, Allison Gossett, Joy Nelligan, Samantha Xa, Sandra Coam~s. Amanda Estergard, Kmn Novak, Katherine Wetzel. Sectnd Row: Prapaporn Jisook, Jennifer Moore, Adrienne McPhee, Jalia Dossett, Michelle Grandys, Lam Fernandez, Heather Shoadel, Beth Zich. Third Rtw: Coach Ruie Wilson, Fel icia Bryant, Jessica Sheridan, Diana Fernandez, Kate Schowengerdt, Joy Waranyuwat, Katie Schehlein, Lamn Tichenor, Kristine Unander, Coach Pam Lachcik. Lui Rtw: Cmessca Tillman, Re~ecca Vanharlingen, Allison Gossett, Joy Nelligan, Samantha Xa, Sandra Coam~s . Amanda Estergard, Karen Novak, Katherine Wetzel
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"W1 lilnt to 611t Central, mail it putucti1n1l1, uJ imptiVI t11m 1pirit." -Jun Whttler
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Junior Ymity-First Row (L to R): Riley Kerestes Second Row: Christopher Ory, Hank Bell, Jon1than Mueller, lance Andreasen, Brandon Kmll Third Rew: Coach Mark Sikora, Ryan Reid, Ricky Woolworth, Andreu Alvarez, Justin H~rland , M1tthew Branha111, Rodney Gaynor, Kevin Ealy, Peter lins111eier Not Pictured: Brian Hornbeck, Tho111as lau9hlin, Darren Meade, Cody Reynolds , Andrew Qui gg, Ch ristopher Wilkey, Christopher Wet111ore, Ka i Good111an
"This seuon wu filled with ups and downs for us, but everyone leid out quality efforts when !'"'' time came eround. • -Kyle Treadway
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he 1998 Men 's Soccer team had a dynamite season, scoring almost 60 goals and finishing with a 12-9 record . It's the third year that the team has posted a winning record, and they're optimistic about the fu ture. Head Coach Seamus Reilly said, "We have a strong program, period. High participation is key, and I'mexcited about the skil l level and dedication the players show. With a lot of strong freshmen , we're definitely looking forward to next year." led by seniors Kyle Treadway, Joseph Burch, Nicholas Coats, Scot Campbell, Braden Reynolds, John Sadilek, David Watson, John Patton and John Piercy, the team enjoye~ many victories including a 3-0 game against Central. Junior Nate Allen and soph omore Jason Curtiss, who led the team in scoring with 17 goals, were both integral parts of the soccer team this year. Senior goalie Joseph Burch was vital to the Chargers, posting 8 shut-out games and allowing only 14 goals the entire season. Treadway and Curtiss re ceived All -Sectional honors and Curtiss was also chosen for All -Area. The Chargers went to the Sectional quarterfinals, but lost in double overtime to East Moline who went on to finish fourth in the state. The Junior Varsity also had an excellent season; with an extremely talented group of both under and upperclassmen, they won continually throughout the year and proved they were contenders. With a deep pool of talent and lots of returning Varsity members next year, this team is sure to be blazing a successful trail into the new millennium.
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"We had a strong season based on a skilled senior core and tons or lllented youn9er players. The defense was alw•ys solid and it was alw•ys game time for the oUense." -Joseph Burch
"Everyone expected Varsity to do really well, but JV elso hed a 9r11t seuon. We had • lot or alleround talent end we expect to do well nut year." -Justin Herland
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Serflin9 Up a Great Year! State Bound-Stephanie Benner, Elizabeth Andresen, Dominique Crau, Lauren Erickson, Elizabeth Pittelkow, and Kristen Blaschek pose for one last picture before thev leave for the State Finals. he 1998 Centennial Women's Tennis team has had a season full of memorable success. The team ended the season this vear with a 7-2 record, a ectional Championship title, and successfullv advanced all top six Varsitv plavers to the State Finals held in Mount Prospect. The Chargers had manv challenging meeh, but one that should not go unnoticed is the victorious dual meet against Central. Two doubles matches that ent into three seh, which is unusual, decided the meet. After their matches, the Chargers celebrated triumphantlv on their home courh; what a moment! The Sectional meet was another challenge that the Chargers were prepared to take on, and manv individual medals were won as well as a Sectional Championship plaque. This title advanced all six plavers to the State Finals with Dominique Crass and Elizabeth Pittelkow placing ninth, and Lauren Erickson and Elizabeth Andresen placing thirtv-third. With five Varsitv seniors graduating, manv experienced plavers will be moving up to continue the tradition for success in tennis next vear.
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First Rtw (l h R): Nikki Bissell, Jennifer Chen, Anna McNeely. Stctnd Rew: Kate Labrecque, Huther Thomu, Nicole Bush, Cory Brown, Janice Romzek, Sm Stephenson, Kelly Hieronymus. Third Rtw: Kerri Blight, Grm Yang, Whitney Wright, Cueh Randtll Rose, Katherine Murphy, Jennifer Thompson, Ashley Mitchell.
''Though every meet we didn't play II nr full potentitl, I think that for some key events we ume out and showed what we were •II tbout ." -Bryan Noonan
entennial's Men's Golf team of 1998 had a successful year ith a 10-2 season record. The major win was the dual meet against Central because Centennial had never beaten them at previous invitationals. Another accomplishment was placing sixth at this year's Big 12 meet. Many wins were due to outstanding players and with only two seniors graduating, next season will be a great one. The Women's Golf team is still relatively new to Centennial; this was only their fourth season. Among the five returning players, the season was record breaking with the number of women tot aIing nineteen. This addition was great for the team at many of their invitationals. Next season will still have an experienced roster for only Nikki Bissell and Jennifer Chen are graduating.
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"It wu rully great to see the interest th1t so many tirls had in the solf team. Although it wu a really tough year, there is treat potentitl for next suson." -Jennifer Chen
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"hat they did they did toget er, what they made will last a liftetime." The words were spoken by second-year H ad Co ch ike McDonnell, and they typified the emotions felt by all who folio ed this year's football team down its road to the Final Four. At the beginning of the season the m dia emphasized the lou of the previous season's now departed seniors. However, the Chargers quickly silenced the critics by soundly dissolving a frustrated Decatur MacArthur squad thirty-eight to six, and then substantiated their prowess by absolutely dis· mantling a much improved Mattoon team fifty to six. Centennial would then finish their second straight undefeated season by beating Big 12 West co-champ Normal West to clinch their second straight undisputed Big 12 Championship. Now that the Big 12 Conference knew that the Chargers meant business, it was time to go state-wide. The Big 12 champs entered the class SA playoffs u the fifth seed. The Chargers shut down Ottawa and Oswego at home before hitting the road and thwarting McHenry's hopes at a Final Four appearance. The history-making run ended on a cool fall day in Chicago where Centennial gave eventual state champ Mount Carmel all it could, but fell short this time. The Chargers finished with a 12-1 record and a third place finish in the state by virtue of their record. Centennial football has created a legacy that will live on.
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Flu! Row (L to R): Voloo Horooocolo. Kiol Aool. lhttlow Wutooy. J... tlu Hill. Rooort Encksu. Julu Torno. Tooy Ortll-Wit ors. Danell Stthrlu4. Suu4 Rtw: Blth Cel•u. Jtffny Pritc ar4, Dtfiisu, Juti• Wtiit Bryn Bukt Brui11 S•it~ . Bujt•i• Wtllace, J•••P~ P~trcy, Tyl11 Pitp~r. Uir4 Rew: C11c~ Eric S•it,, Cuey Kn,•it. Jtc•• Carin•. Eric Stu11r, Mark R1111.1 TI•tt'y Ma '"f· Blah K~ru•• · C11c' Jesti• a.,,,.,t. Furt~ Rew: Ja•i h••· Dau Bit well, Kyle D1th•trt, Juti• Hnfft. C'rut•P'" let. M~e,ul NtYtllf, Juat'u Mytrs, A~•• GrttYtr, Nic,•ln Heff•u. Flrt~ Rtw: l11u Pika, flltu ht1, Jun4 f1t1 , Clill Harptr, Bu G10llo, Jorooy Hortu, Potor Elliott, Sto,ou Soitl.
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he 1998 Centennial Volleyball team put together yet another soli~ season, despite a new coach, Gavin Motley, and a lack of seniors. The season started off with a bang, with Centennial winning their first two matches against Stephen Decatur and Normal West. At the Chargers' annual trip to the lincoln -Way tournament, the team fin ished sixth out of sixteen, which is the best finish that the Chargers have ever had in their history at this competitive tournament. Led by seniors Nicci Frick and Jeanna Schurvinske, Centennial pulled to gether as a team to post a very respectable record. Despite a new coaching staff, the team did a fine job learning the new system. The 1998 Chargers graduate six seniors, but with the core of juniors from this team, and a promising Junior Varsity squad, Centennial looks to continue its tradition of excellence again in 1999.
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Junitr Vtrsity-First Rtw (l It R): Debrah Ballew. Seetnd Rtw: Suun Mateunu, Krist in Weatherford, Mary Lenzi, Kristin Whiteh ill. Third Rtw: Sara Christie, Molly McM illan, Emily Renwick. Feurth Rtw: Jean Dunlop, Ka itlyn Brenner. Fifth Rtw: Rachael Wesolowsk i. Studint: Coach Janice McGeary, Sumnna Hubert.
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Lui In 1 111 ol &Jut- The Junior Vars ity Team pulls out strong before the Conference meet.
e Centennial Women's Cross Country team accompli ed th i possible this year; or so it seemed. A men's d 11 tate team has not placed in the top five in t e IHSA State meet since 1987. The team led by Sophomor s Allyson Broeren, Anna Rudolphi, and Deborah Newell, Freshman Amy White, and Juniors Leigh Anne Kenyon, Maggie Rudolphi, and Sarah Ross, dominated the Twin City race with a perfect score of fifteen. The Chargers set their goals high at the beginning of the season and watched their dreams unfold. "State was a near perfect day with three of our scorers running three, two, and one seconds away from their all-time bests and the other two recording all-time bests by three and eighteen seconds," stated Coach Walters. The Chargers prepared for state by winning their Conference, Regional, and Sectional meet, but no one could guarantee a top five place. Sure enough the Chargers, who were ranked tenth, finished fifth.
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Charging ludershipSenior Steven Goodwin leads The Chargers out of the box and into a successful season.
The Men's team ePtered the season with a new coach and three freshmen in the Varsity line-up. No one was sure of their potential, but there was a definite enthusiasm among the team. Seniors Steven Goodwin, Philip Murphy,and Darin Trulock pulled the team together for an exciting season. The Chargers beat rival Urbana at the Big Twelve meet and placed fifth in the Regional and getting a ticket to the Sectional meet. These prestigious young teams have even higher expectations for the years to come.
Focusing on tht future- The 't'mity Team prepms for the Conference meet with one goal in mind -State.
"It wu 1 grut experience beceuse we all bonded like sisttrs." -AIIyson Broeren
"I feel that we are a young team and only good things are in store for the Men's Cross Country Tnm." -Natt Swartzendruber
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Crushing the Competition he Centenn ial Women 's Swimteam demol ished t eir competition once again . This was their th ird undefeated season in a row. They always have tons of depth and refill the pool each year. This season they added two star transfers, Rachel Johnson and Ash lee Anderson, and two fabulous freshmen , Megan Brombau h and Tracey Hendrickson. Rachel Johnson, who had many of the school's records from her freshman year, came back to defend them all and add the 100-yard butterfly to her collection . The Chargers won the IHSA Sectional meet by over 100 points. Amber Evans individually won the diving competition with 402.65 points. The Chargers placed 11th at the State meet. Rachel Johnson placed second in the SOO freestyle by .07 seconds and sixth in the 200 freestyle . Megan Brombaugh finished eighth in the 100 butterfly and Tracey Hendrickson was tenth in the SOO freestyle. Amber Evan's finished eighth with 321.25 points in diving and Centennial's 200 medley relay, consisting of Johnson, Brombaugh, Kara Wright, and Ashlee Anderson, placed eighth. "Overall, we had a very successful season," said Coach Marni Tobin. "The last time Centennial's swim team placed this high was in 1989."
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T1king 1 ~ruther- The girls enjoy a moment of rut during a hard workout. The Chargers trained twice a day, most days throughout the nason.
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Hookin' It Up he Centennial Men's Swimming and Diving team had nother f ntutic year. Throughout their whole regular eason they were ndefeated, and their amazing depth made for a very successful year. Led by coaches Marni Tobin and Don Waybright, they encountered tough opponents and proved victorious. One of the highlights of their season was winni~g the Charger Invitational on January 9th. Twelve differe , talent d teams competed, but the Chargers blew them away and won the meet by 120 points, with a final score of S29. Five events were won by Centennial in their own pool: Patrick Collins is diving; Kevin Pope in the SO yard freestyle (Pope set a meet record with a time of 22.22 seconds) ; sophomore Ryan Searby broke a school record and took first with a time of 48.S2 seconds in the 100 yard freestyle; fellow sophomore Shepard Johnson placed first in the 100 breaststroke; and Christopher Stevens, Chris Reed, Justin Hauffe and Stephen Jones joined together to place first in the 200 Medley Relay. The Chargers' ability to stay competitive through the season was in the most part due to a talented core of dedicated seniors. The Charger men, led by Kevin Hays, Kevin Pope, Stephen Jones, Patrick Collins, and Jason Dorsey put in a great deal of effort and saw the benefits of an undefeated season. Although the seniors will be greatly missed next year, the underclassmen don't come up short in will or drive, so look forward to another great year as the Centennial Men's Swimming and Diving team keeps charging their way into a new millennium! These extraordinary swimmers took many school records and placed 10th in the IHSA State meet. Diver Jason Dorsey became the first diving Champion in Centennial's history and Patrick Collins finished third.
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Uncle! Unclef-Daniel Hornbuckle applies a fine submission hold on this wrestler. Don't hurt him too badly Daniel! t the beginning of the season, the 1998-99 Wrestling Te ndured an extremely difficult non-conference schedule. Ope 'ng with large invitational meets, the Chargers faced some of the best co petition the state had to offer. Braden Reynolds and D niel Hornbuckle enjoyed much individual success at these early mee • W en e conference season opened up in 1999, the Charger grapplers came out firing with an impressive 6-0 start. Although menacing injuries rattled the Chargers' hopes, they rose above and stuck together to pull out fine performance. The Chargers had key wins against Central and Urbana, thus winning the Twin City Championship and also had an important win versus Mattoon. The largest margin of victory this season came against Stephen Decatur when the team scored an impressive sixty-four points to Stephen Decatur's zero! The future looks bright as the Chargers look to improve upon this year's record with 12 of 14 varsity lettermen returning for next season.
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he 1998-1999 Centennial basketball season had its high points and its lo points. The record does not fully depict the actual quality of the season. The Chargers did not have a particularly great start, with a record of 1-S. Rarely did the Chargers lose a game by more than six points. However, by reaching the consolation championship in Carbondale for the second straight year, and by putting together some key conference wins in the iddle of the season, Centennial began to show signs of life. The most memor ble ame of the season was the game against Normal West, in which the Chargers scored 77 points, the highest total since 1995. During that game, Centennial shot an incredible 60% from the field. Coach Coleman Carrodine commented that the first half of the Normal West game was the best first half he has ever coached. In the next conference game against Rantoul, the Chargers began the game very slowly. However, in the second half, Centennial put up 40 points, which Coach Coleman Carrodine felt was one of the best second halves that he has ever coached.
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Junior Varsity-First Rew (l te R): Dalia! Jones, George Sears, Corey Taylor, Coach Will ie Tayler, Juon Holdren, Bradley Mered ith, Kevin Kruger, Marquis Johnson . Second Rew: Rodrick Haynes, John Parrett, Skyler Johnson, Che' Jordan, Matthew O'Brien, Charles Grider, Ryan Lee.
Freshmen-First Row (l te R): Christopher Lee, Adam Petry, Byron Neeley, Raymond Davidson, Steven New, Nicholas Wedig. Second Row: Ian Dabrowski, Chumar Johnson, Michael Holm, Matthew Murray, Lance Andreu¡ en, Fallon Tate, Howard Mosley Ill , Coach Terrance Gray.
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Cheering On the Chargers To Victory he 1998-1999 Centennial cheerleading squad has had an upbeat year with the success of the football team and their many triumphs in the State Finals. This year's sq ad had a lot more work included in their duties because of the extended season in football. Extra banners, posters, gifts to players, locker deco rations, and many additional practices were held to keep the fans as enthusiastic as they were during such an extraordinary year! The Varsity squad star ed of the season at summer camp in Normal at Illinois State University. They m et and won various awards including the leadership Award, second place in the dance routine competition, and the Spirit Stick daily.
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The Junior Varsity squad traveled to the University of Illinois for a training camp and had success much like that of the Varsity squad. Their routines earned them many awards and great recognition. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders received first places in the floor cheer and dance routine competitions and also earned the Spirit Stick daily. This year's squad was one in a million!
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Unit 4 Administration
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Arlene M. Blenk
Superintendent ef Schools: Michttl Ctin
Assilltnt Superintendent, Curriculum tnd Instruction: Dr. Deleris Henry
Board of Education: First Row (L to RJ : President Mark Klaus, Allis Barker, Vice - President SecretariJ Dr. Scott Anderson. Second Row: Nicole Storch, Dr. Thom Moore, Donald Nolen, Mart;ie Skirllin
he nit 4 Board of Education and Administration had both a rewarding and chall int 1 1999 school year. The educational road was extended by the build ef tw w elementary schools. The Kenneth 0. Stratton and Vernon l. Barkstal Elt entary Schools were o~ened in August of 1998. The Board of Educatio udet the ~rofessional leadershi~ of Su~erintendent Michael W. Cain faced th ehtllenge of all elementary schools o~erating under a controlled school choice ~r tttm or the first time in the history of the district. BtJard tJf EducafitJn: The Board o ducation consists of se~en elected men and women who s~ent innumerable hours trying to ~ro~ide the best educational facilities and resources
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Judy L. Wiegud
r. Lila E. Sulli.,an continued her professional educational leadership by meeting he many challenges facing Principal: Dr. Lila E. Sullivu Cente n1a These challenges included se"e e hy ic I space limitations because of confnued tudent population growth. Schools of choice on the secondary le.,el is another of her many tasks which she during this academic year. Dr. Sulli.,an surrounds herself with a team of four extremely capable administrators including an assistant principal and three deans.
Dun ef Students: David L. Chamhers
Dun ef Students: Jehn Isenhower
Dun If Students: Joyce J. Smith
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Centennial Facult1J and Staff
Taking Care of Business Main Office Secretaries: leslie Davison, Tammy Sowers, Kaley Haun
Mind Over Matter SAP Counselor: Ondine Gross Social Worker: laura Pierron
Taking Account Attendance Secretary: Arnetta Tolliver
Check Thisl Registrar: Jean Ann Pumphrey
hpanding Their Horizons Counselors: First Row (l te R) : leslie Mason, Kathy Doll. Secend Rew: Terri Rein, linda Page
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successful school has an effi ient a helpful support staff. Centennial is no exceptio • Ev works together to keep th road to an education as bump f ee s p uible. These person el kee the educational road clear for the entire educational journey. Playing Around Athletic Director's Secretary: Donna Mackey
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Selnus Su~pert First Row (l h R): Penny Stucki , Deb Sanderson, Brenda Richards . Secend Rew: John Harris, Sutherland, MaryAnn Schmitz, Larry Beall. Third Row: Audrey Spurlock, Sonya Perez, Mary Corum, Almeda Wright
Breaking the langWigt Barrier Interpreters: Heather Brewer, Rin Dm
Perfect Reel~• Cafeteria Stiff: First Rew (l to R): Rosie Crook, Judy Borbely, Lisa Jake, Kath leen Golden. Seeend Row: Theresa Moore, Tammie Gilliland, Cookie Daniels, Mary Worwood
Whe's the Boss? Supervised Study Room Attendant: Eltricia Lindsey
Brushing U~ Custodians: First Rew (l te R): Head Custodian John Tucker, Brant Knop. Second Row: Barb Knop, Steve Francis
Read Batwun the lints Library Clerks: Georgia Vriner-Paul and Betty Herbert
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Hohulin, Paul Huffman, Jay Jurgens, Amy Kearney, Pat Kenyon, JoAnne
Kim, Mi Ryung Koker Terry Koter~a-Buss, Laura Ku_glich, Daniel LaRosa, Jessica
Lewis, Stan Linnenburger, James Little, Carolyn Madden, Dav1d Mammen, Barb
McCandless, Karla McDonnell, Michael McKechnie, J uIianne Mclean, Jill McMaster, Candace
Meade, Peter Mills, Julie Mills Molly Muelfer, Rodney Newport, Fred
Nolen, Judy Porter, Clinton Preston, Kathy Raso, Sue Reineke, Kathy
Roegg e..(. Judy Rose, Kan dy Rowe, Barry Schmitt, Peter Searby, Brenda
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Sinder, Marilyn Smith, Paul Stock, Greg Stubbins'-Sandi Sud low, !Seth
Tangora, Barb Tanner, Michele Terry, Marsha Valentine, George Velez, Bryan
Walters1 Greg Webbin~1 Ann Wells, Matt West, Nina Wheeler, Sharon
Wolfe, Joe Woods, Andy Wyatt, Marian Yagow, Rita Yanchus, Stan
Tim Fairchild
Laurie Johnson Garcia, Elizabeth
Sn1Jder, Dallid
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Mr. Wolfe's Opus- Band director Mr. Joe Wolfe develops his students' musical ability.
Raising! - Ms . Marlene Seda and Gaston Fulquet show their colors on Blue and Wh ite Day.
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Meher Abdeljewed Kiel Abel Steven Aekermen Amine Ahmed Tohid Alem Kristen Anderson Krysh Andru
lenee Andreuen Adrien Astorine Miehul Bedger Bryen Banks Alethu Bennitler Reehel Berbee Erin Beitel
Mere Belenger lelanee Bell Nine Bell Williem Bell
How would you define Freshman?
"loud puple in the hells." - Therishe Dunnigen
Kyle Benefield Joshue Berbeum Edwerd Berning Ched Bickers
Metthew Biede nbender Kerri Blight Nethan Bohn linduy Bond
Om Bothwell Huitt Bowman Tm Boxley Yehm Boxley
"Confmd puple with e purpou.• - Sun Swuhrg
"Awm1111 little puple." - Ei i ze~eth &erdiRg
Kanie Bramley Metthew Brenhem l induy Bridgu luh Britton Megen Brombeugh Antonio Brown Danielle Brown
Devid Brown Keren Brown Cuey Bryen Jeequeline Bryant Dominie Bullock Elizebeth Burch Teri Burk
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Wendy Burk Alexir Burron Sarah Buhman Babak Butcher Timothy Caludro Chavez Campbell Jennifer Campbell
Scott Campbell Barbara Cekuder Thi~mnh Champuinh Nicholu Chapin Juelle Charier David Chen9 Daniel Choe
Durtin Chrirtenren Sara Chrirtie Andrew Ciaccio Byron Clark Jeffrey Clarkron latorrilyn Clay Thomu Clementz
Mesu Cline Ryan Cluttr Chantel Coa~ Deanna Coad Anne Coblentz Nova CobMrn Jordan Colbert
Adeola Cole Bethany Collard Blake Colmu Michelle Compton Chrirtopher Connelly Kari Cooke Adam Cooper
Debra Corum Jeffrey Cox Ryan Crais Nathan Cremeenr Steven Croom lan Dabrowrki Miranda Dalton
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Raymond Davidson Tyrell Davis J ohniuha Deberry lauren Dedecker Rebecca Dellibac Jesse Depew Oliver Dilks
Nathan Diniz Kyle Dittemore Christopher Dobbins Rudi Dorsett Joseph Dorsey Amanda Dortch Crystal Dudley
latifah Dudley Katie Duncanson Therisha Dunni9u Mindy Dyson Kevin Ealy Jeffrey Eaton Stephen Eisenmun
Smh EI -Jamal Matthew Elliott Peter Elliott Robert Erickson Samuel Evans laura Fahey Randall Fair
Sara Farrar Gabrielle Ferguson Andres Fernandez-Aivar Michelle Field Jarrod Finn Anna Fisher lisa Fogerson
Jessica Foutch Jessica Frank laura Frank Patrida Frazier Ashley Frichtl Jennifer Galla9her Thomas Gallagher
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Liang Ge Elizabeth Gerding Heather Gilliland A111anda Gleru111 Harrison Goodman Andrew Gordon Ben Gradle
Natalie Green Adam Greever Jennifer Gregg Sarah Hun Melim Hene111ixay Andrew Hanson Clint Harper
How do you get to lunch?
"Two fut and deter~~tine tiu.• - Stevu Kane
"Any way, u long u I gel ride. If I hm to ride trunk, I do.• - Robert Meier
Jordan Hmis Heather Harrison Nicolas Hatfield J utin Haurre
Semuel Heun Amber Hawkins Chad Hawkins Heather Hawkins
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Tncey Hendrickson Meredith Herbert John Herriott Kelly Hierony111us
"I welk on "'Y own two fut ." - A~~tber Hawk ins
Jonathan Hill Miri1m Hill Meosh1 Hilson Anna Hiple
Nicholas Horrman Michael Holm Andrew Horn Brian Hornbeck Yohna Hornbuckle Jeremy Horton Anthony Hurr
De111erio Hdr Peris Hutchison Anthony Iodice Jemi lso111 Julie Jtckson Andree Jerfriu Jennifer Jenkins
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Prapis J isook laura Joeb9en Andrew Johnson laura Johnson Marquis Johnson Tricia Johnson Jason Jones
Jennifer Jones Kelvin Jones Chumar Jordan Vivek Kale Justin Kamradt Steven Kane leslee Karch
Cuey Kuhni9 latraya Keaton Dustin Keuin9er Nichole Kirby
What's the best way to beg for a ride to lunch?
"Oh Suitr, yu m the muter of all thll is cool." - larim SiR!Ittary
Ashely Klump Elizabeth Ko Erin Koelkebeck Christine Kranz
Aaron Krites Kevin Kruger Blake Kuruek Kate Labrecque
Andrew lane-Schenck Michael larsen Elizabeth lathrop Thomas lu9hlin
Christopher Lawra nce Christopher lee lorena lee Tae lee Charles leec h Yiran li Peter linsmeier
Monique li pscomb Ke lsie Locher lemecha love Kenneth l uya ndo Nelson luyando luhu Maclin Christo pher Ma9ruder
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"Say pltm - uk Rictly" -Karia Rtiukt
"Smile aR4 flirt with thtlll (if it's a !•y)." - Muica Metzler
Timothy Mahoney Kristine Malloy Shavon Malone Eric Manning Sergei Marichev Susan Mateunu Brooke Mayer
Kalita McBride Aim McCoy Jennifer MeCoy Essence McMullen Ashley Meacham Darren Meade Charles Meeks
Heidi Mehnert Robert Meier Andrew Melchi Tm Mettler Monica Metzler Whitney Meyers Emily Millsap
Sm Mirmfi Ashley Mitchell lyundn Moore Tracy Morel Angela Morris Alan Morrison Ashlu Morrison
Howard Mosley Erin Murphy Katherine Murphy Matthew Murray Jonathan Myers Byron Neeley Emily Neeley
April Nelligan Megan Nelson Steven New Myklh Newman lynn Nguyen Nga Nguyen Daniel Noiee
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linzi Noonan Michul Novotny Andrew O'Brien Rebecca O'Brien James Obyrne Kennyethia Odom Keri Ofrenstein
Robert Ohlmn Aubrey Oliphint Patricia Oliver Scott Olson Toby Ortiz-Witherr Derek Pagels Michael Painter
Andrea Palmer Ashley Parker Rameika Parker Nikunj Patel Greg Payne Marcus Pelmore Duera Pennington
Amber Pettenger Tenia Pettigrew Daniel Pfefferle Thida Phetchareun Tyler Pieper Joseph Piercy lmn Pike
Matthew Pontifu John Powell Erik Pratt Emily Price Sayer Printy Jeffrey Pritch•rd Erin Rardin
Natuha Redd Mark Reever Kari Reineke Cody Reynolds Megan Rials Timothy Rice Michelle Riehle
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Jennie Roberh Mitchell Robinson Joshua Rubin Anthony Sanders Dana Schaller Christopher Schmitt Ann Sehnuer
Harvin Sethi Karen Shafer Adam Shaffer Calei5h Sharp John Shaw Marcus Shaw Jeuiea Shedenhelm
Describe yourself in three words.
"Always on Guard." - Miehul Novotny
"Upperelmmu's favorite freshman .• - Jeff Clarkson
Sean Sherrie Tabitha Shirley Nieole Shoudel Ryne Simeone
larim Sinsletary Brandon Smith Meshan Smith Roisin Smith
Santwon Smith Stephen Smith Denna Sparks Katherine Spero
"Bi! Soeeer Freak." - lulu Kmh
Joshua Stafford Ryan Standerfer Kathryn Stanley Benjamin Stems
Cary Steinman Christopher Stevens Daly Stevens Jonllhan Stevens Juon Stieklen Justin Stierwalt Andreu Stoltzfu
Benjamin Stone Erie Stonner Rou Struuke Janna Strater Jamie Strauu Amit Sudharshu Rachel Sullivu
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lu Sun l>mell Sutherlu~ Sean Sw1n~er5 N1th1n Swartzendru~er Jason Swed hlton Tile Travis Tlie
Scott T1ylor JoshUI Terrio Th1i Nguyen Ashleigh Thompson Jennifer Thompson l1m Thorsen Tiff1ni Tillmu
Meaghan To~in Curtis Turner Cheryl Tymonko Ro~in V1il
If you could be asuper hero, who would you be and why?
"Superm1n, they ull him super for 1 reuon." - N1than Swartzendru~er
Erica Vill1r0sa Brittany Villarre1l Ashley Vitton Sarah Voj1k
Jenna Walden Shenecia W1lker Benj1min W1ll1ce Kelly Walsh
lauren Walters Jennifer Wanzek Megan Wud David Washington
"Storm from X-men, she un control the elements." - Keru Brown
"Cold Snep, I could cancel school with a snowstorm 1nyti1111." - Ashley Puker
Evelyn W1tkins Kristin Weatherford Nichole We~~ Justin Wedig Nicolas Wedig Ellen Wegman lindsay Wein~ers
M1tthew West~1y lucas Wetmore Trina Wetzel Julie Wheeler Amy White Andru Wh ite lyndy Wickline
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Whitney Wri!ht Yuansha Wu Brad Wurmnest Lindsey Yanehus Grace Yang Adam Young Byungehun Yu
Jonathan Zehr Natuha Zelm
Still Walking Katrina Baggott
Chynelle Montgomery
Jacob Carlson
Heather Rose
Latasha Dunn
Tamya Rose
Nathan Geyer
Melody Schwalm
Davinia Halcrombe
Robert Wheeler
Robert Johnson
Emily Williams
Know Their Plue- Meredith Herbert and Elizabeth Lathro p defi nitely know that they are FRESHMA N cheerleaders.
Held ill- How did then freshman boys, Andres Fernandez, Cody Reynolds, and Lucas Wetmore, find a ride all the way to MeDonalds?
Anybedy Heme?- Sarah Bushman takes a few minutes out ef her busy schedule to make a 4uiek phone call.
Fruhmen Clm Officers: President, Lyndy Wickline; Vice- President, Karen Schafer; Secretary, Nikunj Pete!; Treasurer, Robert Meier
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On Top tf the Wtrld- Jennie Roberts and Nathan Swartzendruber were elected 1998 Homecoming attendants.
Brrrrr- These six freshman girls brave the cold wuther during lunch .
Ktbttml- Nikunj Patel plans to "blow up" Bloomington during the pmde .
Ceili ng to Know You- These girls are enjoying the new friends they meet at Centennial.
How many times did you get lost on the first day? Ktt p t Straight Ft ce- Rob Johnson dares you to go down his hallway.
• none - 39% • once - 19% • 2j-4 times - 22% • S-6 times - 4% Ctl 1 Move On- Gabrielle Ferguson and Natalie Green kick it in the hallway.
• before every class - 16%
Know the Ropu- Amber Pettinger and Lauren Dedecker get acquainted with the Centennial Library.
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Kasey Adamch ik Sun ih Adams Clayton Ahlden Arlene Allen Kira Allen Seth Alper Grid Amormk
Ashlee Anderson Britt Anderson Aundru Armstrong Andrew Arnold Said Amli Jon -Carlo Astorina Adam Austin
Sterlisa Avant Zackary Baines Debra Ballew Patricia Bartlett
If you could be any candy, what would you be? "Defiftitely !UIII (prefera~ly !rape) . I like to make a lutiR! impreuiu, ut ou that diuolvu away." -Aiuu4ra Bus
Elif Bam Alexandra Bm Kristen Bathon Sheree Batieste
Jeff Bauer Laura Buvin Ryan Beckett Tiffany Benner
Leslie Berneking Amy Binnion Dunja Bodruzic Kathryn Bogner
"Pez, because I would get to sit in a cool dispenser." - Jada Carson
"A stick of gum, because you just sit there and kick it with your other gum buds." - Andrew Meyers
Thomas Booth James Bottum Lauren Bowersox Phatima Boxley Crystal Boyd Katherine Brace Nicholas Brandt
Aaron Braun Zacha ry Breneman Kaitlyn Brenner Michael Bright Jennifer Briski Anthony Britt Erik Broadrick
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Sara Brockman Allyson Broeren Cory Brown Shamiira Brown Shawn Brown Stephanie Brown Karen Brownfield
Stephanie Brownlee Taylor Brownlee Da¥id Brownridge Douglas Bruner Frederick Bryant Jennifer Burnha111 Andrew Burns
Keith Burrows Burton Charles Burton Daniel Busey Nicole Bush Cole Bushue Alexis Butts
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Alexis Cain Christopher Carlson Jada Carson Latuha Carter Jennifer Cuper Matthew Chick Peter Clausen
Kyle Conulus Kathleen Costa Dustin Croft Caroline Crowder Luhondra Cummings Cori Cunningham Sabrina Cunningham
Rebecca Curtis Juon Curtiss Lulie Damno Heather Da¥is Wilma Dedman Lisa Deppe Keri Dixon
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Kari Doxey Carly Drewes Samantha Ducey Jun Dunlop Justin Edwards Katy Emmons Katherine Estergard
Bridgett Evenson Kate Fairchild Scott Fehrenbacher Samantha Fiscella James Frank Jamee Freeman Cmandra Fuller
Daniel Gambill Tenacia Gardner Martha Gut Rodney Gaynor Edward Glaser Rachel Goble Joseph Goines
Kai Goodman Michael Graham Lenita Greathouse Charles Grider Megan Griffith Jordan Grucza Katie Gustafson
Zipporah Gwin Robert Hale Tyler Hallbeck Wesley Hanner Michael Hansen Stephanie Harr Thomas Harrington
Jeremy Hartke Andrew Hartman Kyle Hartrick Stephen Hue Dana Hmelbring Rodrick Haynes Janette Hays
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Jamar Heath Wendi Heisey Richard Henry Adam Herges Michelle Hill Kristin Hintz Cory Hodges
Jenna Hoerr Juon Holdren William Holm Jared Horn Rachel Howell Suzzanna Hubert Joseph Hudson
What has been your most embarrassing moment at Centennial?
"I turned ~round lfter talking to 1 friend and ran into th is guy. I knocked him over ud felt really ~ad ." -lura Buvin
''Searching for a third floor, that doesn't exist, for twenty minutes." -Donna Packud
laquentin Hughes Janice Hutchison Kyle Jackson Javier Jaramillo
Outten Jenkins Paul Jenkins Princess Jenkins Dane Jeuriuen
Prapaporn J isook Danielle Johnson Denise Johnson Kenneth Johnson
"When • chair ~roke out frem under me in Engl ish clan." -Michelle Hill
Shelby Johnson Shepard Johnson Skyler Johnson Miranda Joiner
Duhon Jones Datial Jones Jonte' Jones Joshua Jones Che Jordan Jacqueline Kalipeni Edward Kammeyer
Elliot Kammeyer Anchit Kapoor Kate Kaput Kyle Kelly l.anata Kendricks Tyler Kerestes lorene King
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Moniu King Ch ristopherKi rkwood -S1wyer Erin Koss Brandon Kovell Smh Kurley Hui -Hui l1m Tim-Tim lam
Megan laz Hong le lien le Ry•n lee Stephanie lee latoy• lenoir Clmy Lenon
Mary Lenzi linduy lievano Brei lewis Kristin• lewis
How do you get a guy/girl's attention? "Be sweet to every girl, 1nd the girl you like will notice, I promise." -Ryan Re id
Stephanie lewis Paul lievano Janie Logsdon Bryan Lookingbill
Justin lucas Jacob Macleod Patrick Mahoney Catrin1 Marsh
Willi1m Mauricio Bradford Mayer Terri Maynor Ben McDuffee
"Make eye contact, and act goofy." -lindsay le'l'anti
"Natural Attraction." -Andrew Arnold
Aaron McKneight Molly McMillan Michael Mears Kyle Medearis Sarah Meents Ryan Memenga Brett Merchen
Bradley Meredith lynn Merrick Kasten Metoxen Andrew Meyers Abbie Mikovich Janelle Miller Allison Mirell
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Elizabeth Montgomery Chadwick Moore Matthew Moore Nathaniel Moore Courtney Morr Jonathan Mueller Beliny Mullins
Ry•n Munson Amber Murphy Kathleen Nuh Laquila Neeley Nathan Newcomb Deborah Newell Andrew Newman
Tu Nguyen Albrey Nuu Matthew O'Brien Jacob Oliveira Christopher Ory Christy Ottmers Donna Pack~rd
Sheila Palma Christie Park John Parrett Michelle Patton Melinda Peddycoart Tyler Pelan Ajay Perecherla
Spencer Perry David Petty Jeffrey Peyton Michael Piccoli Cory Plm Jmiu Preston Krystle Price
Andrew Quigg Katie Ragsdale Courtnie Ramshaw Melvin Redeker Chris Reed Nicholas Reeser Ryan Reid
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Emily Renwick len Reynolds Jared Reynolds An4rew Riley Hire Robbins Tncey Roberts Kelly Robinson
Christopher Rodgers Salvatore Rodiquez Joshue Rolando Jenise Rose Nllhan Ross Daniel Rotman Jennifer Row
Courtney Rubenacker Anne Rudolphi Kevin Ruuell Omar Seid Kllie Schehlein Erica Schneider Non Schuster
Ryan Surby Geor5e Surs Zech Sehy Wauna Sengsavanh Yifu Shalev Carl Shelby Janel! Shine
Travis Sieber Jennifer Skarupa Aaron Smith Joshua Smith Maria Smith Nakia Smith Stephen Smith
luke Smucker Emily Snyder Keybeek Song Daphney Spivey Tabitha Sprouse Christopher Stahlberg Sara Stephenson
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Juon Stierwolt Elizabeth Stocking Am~er Storm Motthew Struu David Strutz Dustin Sturt Mmy Suchomski
Corey Toylor Dorion Toylor Sora Toylor Scott Toylor Christopher Thomu Cry•tal Thomas Heather Thomas
Who is your favorite cartoon character and why? "Tommy off of Rugralt, he reminds me of myult, ofways trying to hm fun" -Lotoyo lenoir
"Twuty Bird, he is so lit· tie, ~ut he olways out· 1marlt Syvuter." -liu Deppe
Sophia Thomas Bryon Thompson Hony Thompun Ryan Thomson
Shawn Thurman Louren Tichenor Audrey Till Cuneuu Tillmon
Robert Timothy Kimberly Toews Colin Trulock Benjemin Tucker
"Speedy Gonzalu, he's quick, smell, and can ~111 people twin his size." -Dalia! Jones
Hony Turner Sorih Vonke John Venn Jem Vidito
Cuundro Wokefield Anthony Welker Henry Welker Terike Welker Kai Wang Eric Word Metthew Wmring
Julin Weldon Rochul Wuolowski Kothorine Wetzel Kristin White Kristin Whitehill Christine Whittington Elizo~eth Whittom
Sophomores
Brynn Wiksnn Christopher Wilkey Smh Wilkinson Vanem Wilks Aman~• Willette Deron Williams ladern Williams
Lori Wilson Precious Wilson Drew Winterbottom Valerie Wood Juon Woodcox Daniel Yanchus John York
Elizabeth Zelle Felici1 Zhang Eric Zopr
Still Waiting For Their Ride Kyle Berry Tracie Cooley Desme Davis Sara Einfeldt Samuel Hamilton Clifford Holzhauer Joonki Hong Justin Hottman Michael Howard
Bobby Jackson Henry Johnson Miya Jones Hanh Le Monique Maclin Theresa Miller Samantha Oare Jeffrey Taylor Amber Walters
Who's Whe?- These eight sophomore twins ... wait, only seven showed up, when's Heather Thomas?
How do you feel superior to freshmen? • "I love it because now I call freshmen "freshmeat", and I'm the one that gets to say, "If you're a freshman, move out of the way." -Valerie Wood • "How don 't I feel superior to the freshmen?" -Spencer Perry • "You can tell them ANYTHING, and they will believe you." -Anna Rudolphi • "We're large and in charge." -Drew Winterbottom • "They're freshmen. We're sophomores. Nothing else to say." -Michelle Patton
Class Sephemou Clus Officers: President, Prapaporn Jisook, Vice President, Allyson Broeren; Secrehry, Arlene Allen; Treuurer, Anne Rudolphi ; and Sophomore Volunteer, Molly McMillan
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Set Sell- The sophomore clus blew everyone away in the float competition by winning first place
Up, Up, end Aweyl- Sara Einfeldt and Monica King test their Super S'more abilities.
Bound end Determined- The sop homore class uses all its strength to beat the fresh men at tugof-war during the Homecoming pe p assembly.
Breezing threugh the Bnuewey- Jenna Hoerr, Sarih Vanka, and Allison Mirell stop to !et some fresh air between classes.
All l UI effor t- Cory Brown and Travis Sieber are expanding their horizons while studying Africa .
Big Blue- Patrick Mahoney uks, "Which is my better side?"
Cleim h flm1 - Kllie Gushfson and Thomas Harrington wm elected 1998 Homecomin! Attendants.
Rint Tus- la~erra Williams likes to show off her many rin!s.
Sophomores
If you could date any celebrity, who would you date and why? • "Mike Sola, he was the best weatherman on Channel 3." -Anonymous • "Genuwine, I love all of his music and we have a lot in common." - Crystal Boyd • "Will Smith, he makes me laugh." - Marcy Suchomski • "Halle Berry because by-golly she's HOT!" David Brownridge • "Tyson Beckford, he has a job, money, and he looks good." - Tabitha Sprouse With Flying Celm- Katie Gustafson, Christy Ottmers, and Bridgett Evanson show off their ~right colors on twin day.
Sw11t 16- Stephania Brown received a surprise balloon bouquet for her sixteenth birthday.
Knew Whet's Whet- Andrew Riley, Jacob Macleod, and Matthew Chick work hard studying Mr. Newport's stems.
All Smiles- Jacqueline Kalipeni, Denise Johnson, and Stephania lea show off their pearly whites.
Better hie Then Never- Daniel Yanchus concentrates on finishins his math homework before school starts.
Knewledge is Pewer- The two-minute bell hu rung, but u a sophomore, Sarah Kurley knows that she still hu plenty or time to get to elm
W1lkin' on Sunshine- Thue sophomores are still able to smile after wiving at school at 4:30A.M. to decorate their hallway.
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Mahera Abdaljawad Michaal Ackerman Ryu Ahldu Aisha Alam William Aldridse Nathuial Allan Timothy Amui
Detrick Anderson Kirstin Anderson EIizabeth And rem Bujamin Antoline Kelli Armstru9 Brett Bailen Tequila Ba iley
Dartaeviu Baity Bauty Bansnnsthons Du iel Barkmeier Jonathan Barrett
What's the weirdest dream you've ever had? "Steven Tyler wu in my bathtub (clothed) '"d he turned into Charlie Brown." -Adrienne McPhee
Deyhonu Bater Jefrrey Beaulin Brandon Buefield Tammy Benz
"I had 1 dru111 that I wu the Statu af Rod"'y Berry Phyllis Bisham Kristen Bluchek Chad Boerdorfer
Joelle Boisvert JMiiu Bolton 1/uus Boltu Way"' Boltu
Lihrty."
-A111y Ca111piu I
"I had a drum I wu bein9 chmd hy Bert and Ernie." -Michelle Grandys
Baruna Borah Matthew Bothwell Junifer Bower Bujamin Bradbury David Braun lindsay Britton Christophar Brown
Matthew Buck Emily Buckiur Ashley Bullock Joel Bursener Paul Burk Corey BMrt'" Samantha Buskirk
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Andru Cachia Amy Campion Andrew Carlson Chimere Carr Christopher Carter Cammeron Cuton Sally Chance
Zachary Chapin Justin Chapman Anton Chapman-Smith Riuh Chutham Katherine Chick Alicia Chin Adam Chladny
Joon Chun9 Kurt Cimino Thomu Clarkson Christopher Clemons Meagan Close Me9an Coblentz Jmod Compton
Tyler Cox Steve Crou Kyle Croy Davi~ Custer Matthew Custer Raymond Dalton Elizabeth Danley
Kathryn Davis Anthony Deeerbo Melaku Demiuie Brian Dob~ins William Dobrik Aeja Dorsey Julia Dossett
Mike Dreger Andrew Duncanson Nicole Dunlap Steven Ealy Jaden Edwards Elaine Eggen Daniell• Elkins
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Kamon Elliott Deanna Eluu Tiffany Estes Stephen Etter Adam Evans Amber Evans Anna Evans
Noel Evenson Shawn Farrar Abigail Ferguson Diana Fernandez-Aivar Judson Fisher Tova Fisher Joshua Flanigan
Peter Foertsch Brett Fogerson Travis Follett Jessica Fortado Daniel Foutch Karli Francis Catherine Frank
Robert frederick Nafiuh Freeman Benjamin Friedel John GIUmer Natalie Gittings Nathan Gittings Byron Godbolt
Hmah Goldberg Rachael Good Ryan Goodling Timothy Goodwine Allison Gossett Michelle Grandys Jacob Gray
Damon Green Shawna Greer Carrie Griffith Sara Gustafson Jamie Hamilton Travis Hamilton
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Justin Harland Eliz1beth Harrington Edward Harter Daniel H~rtman Sarah Havard Nathan Hazelwood Regina Heath
Erie Heffern1n Prentiss Hemphill Nieholu Henthorn Eugenia Herm1n Brandi Hertel Carrie Hickman Paul Higgins
Describe yourself in three words.
"Big Iri sh Dude" -MIIthew Lynch
"Hippie Flower Child" -Elisabeth Power
Erie Hilberg Gene Hilberg Matthew Hill Reginald Hodges
Josh Holmgren Keona Hornbuckle Melissa Howard Virgie Hugger
Andre Hunter Sara Huson Christina Hussey Matthew Irwin
"I Am Attached" -Joel Burgener
Kelly Jackson Cecil Johnson Lamar Johnson Menardo Johnson
Misty Johnson M1tthew Kamradt Brian Kent Leigh Anne Kenyon Riley Kerestes Amber Kinard Krista Kloth
James Knight William Kubbs Matthew Kuhlensehmidt Kyle Kuruek Shdung Lam Thanh Le Derek Lemmon
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luiah lemmon Judith levy Chanim lewis Jeco~ lewuder Scott ligon Jessie Locher Rowen lord
Eric lun4 Terre luttrell Metthew lynch Gregory lypke Nor• Me~erry A~bey Megill Jey Mehannah
Adem Melone Sun Marsh Jonethen Mayotte Denial Mcerdle
What's your worst driving experience? "RIC iRI I IIRitr cit· izu u~ lt1i1f -Rie111ultth Phtchertu
Christopher Muuley Cendis McCleary Kethyrn McClure Kristin McCowan
Jonllhan McDougel Nicholas McDuffee Kaneesha Mcfarland Ann• McNeely
Adrienne McPhee Jonethen Meade luke Meier Erin Meyers
"AI111ut 1•tti•1 hit ~I ltllli"
-Joh• Gn111tr
"Hitti•l • 1•r•1• i• Bahi•~ · tht-Whtal "
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Metthew Meyers Melisu Miller William Mooney Jeffrey Moore Jennifer Moore Jerahmy Moore Thomas Morel
Jellnishe Mosley Wesley Muirheid Huther Murphy Season Musson Matthew Nu~itt Stephen Newman Yolanda Newman
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Keidi Niemann Jonathan Nierstheimer Yuji Niizuma Bryan Noonan PIUI Ogwal Elizabeth Oliveira Daniel Paceley
Christian Painter Nul Patel Erie Patrick Ryan Patrick Katrina Payton Turhan Peacock Deuna Pelmore
Matthew Peters James Peyton Philip Phetchmun Riamulath Phetehareun Stephanie Phillips Kurt Pierce Amy Pirtle
Elizabeth Pittelkow Whitney Poor Keyonn Pope Eliubeth Power Daniel Purgett Kaleena Quails Shannon Raymond
Jennifer Reeves Jeuica Reid Rebecca Reid Jeffery Rhodes Cory Rials Elise Riehle Kristopher Riley
Monique Riley Jared Rob~ins Chelm Roeh Tm Rogers Janice Romzek Sarah Rou Matthew Ru9hton
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Stacie Royse Greg Ruckman Ma!!ie Rudolphi Aaron Saxton Heather Schmidt Meredith Schmitt Jude Schneider
Kate Sehowengerdt Erie Schuh linduy Sehweighart Steven Sehweikle Catherine Seckman Jeremiah Seckman James Siders
Breanne Sieber Edward Simlin Will Simmons Kimberly Sirois Kaeie Slack Aubrey Smith Courtney Smith
Greg Smith Kalina Smith Sanjenie Smith Joey Spivey Julie Staehling Craig Starford Stephanie Stanley
Krystal Starks Michael Stemle Meghan Stewart Matthew Stites Joshua Stoll Timothy Stone David Sutherland
Daniel Sweikar Cuey Swift Travis Swinford Sarah Talbott Jonathan Taylor Scott Teuscher Brandee Thatch
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ldris Thompron Thomas Thompun Christopher Thorpe lCin Tian Jennifer Topolosky Luke Tracey Jued Trouth
Brandon Tuell Andrew Tyler Kristine Unander Kevin Valentine Nicole Vangrinrven Re~ecca VanHarlingen Christopher Venezia
What's your best excuse for being late to school?
Michelle Vonner Sean Wade Andrew Wallace Nicole Wallace
"I forgot "'Y deodor¡ ut." -Pul Ogwal
Re~ecca
Walle Nanthida Waranyuwat Joshua Ward Marshall Ward
"My dog chewed the 1l1r111 clock cord ud got eltclreutei." -Stephllie Phillip•
Brent Wein~erg Heidi Wendorf Christopher Wetmore Tiffany Wetzel
"1'111 not late to fint hour, l'111 juturly for ucond hour." -Ch1d Bmiorfer
Jean Wheeler Daniel Whitaker Stephanie White Brent Wikgren
Ryan Wild Athea Williams Eardis Williams Laverne Williams Latoya Willis W1lter Willis Serena Wilson
Porsha Winfrey Ricky Woolworth Travis Wright Samantha lCu Terikka Yur~y Bethuy Zich
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Stuck in Traffic: laquithia Bunton
Derrick Maclin
Josh Hansen
Hollis Marsh
Jason Havard
Willie Spurlock
Vincent Hi te
Benjamin Staudle
Jermel Hutchison
Michael Stout
Tiffany James
lashawna Thomas
Denise Johnson
Ry Ty
James Jones
Joyce Williams
00 Junior Class Officers: President, luke Meier; Vice President, Nicole Dunlap; Secretary, Julia Dossett; Treasurer, le igh Anne Kenyon.
Sm1ll T1lk- Christina Hussey, Amy Pirtle, and Janice Romzek take a second to chat before the bell rings.
No Pro~lems- Despite the usual Junior homework load, Krista Kloth , Jean Wheeler, and Michelle Grandys still know how to have fun .
Get The Muu91 Acrou- Joel Burgener, Sara Gustafson, Justin Harland, and Tiffany Wetzel are sporting their class colors.
If you could be any fictional character, who would you be and why? • Scooby Doo, because he always gets his scooby snacks. -Christopher Wetmore • Pooh Bear, because he gets to eat lots of honey. -Adam Chladny • I would be Roadrunner: he runs tirelessly, makes beeps, and has fantastic hair. -Jay Mahannah • Peter Pan - He will never grow up. -Nathan Hazelwood Sheut It Out- The Juniors excitedly cheer for their elm at the Homecom ins Pep-Assembly.
• Tigger, because I'd be the only one. -Jean Wheeler
Mllint It Up- Adam Evans and Matthew lynch are ... swimmins army clownsl?f
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Da Btmb- These Juniors take pride in pruenlin9 their elm flu!.
Of Tht Blue- Thue six Junior 9irls m proud to be red.
In The Spttlight- The Juniors strive to beat the seniors in the Tug or War competition during the Pep¡Assembly.
Shinint Britht- Rachael Good and Nathaniel Allu were to show his school spirit a little creatively by wearing ~~~ plaid.
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Thrtt Pus In A Ptd- l<arli Francis, Natalie Gittings, and Julie Staehling m happy to be 9oing home after a long ~ay at school.
Homecoming Attenduts.
Sintint In Tht Rain- Bmnm Borah ha~ to bring is Btnfire Shew iui~e du It I e
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What is the craziest thing you have ever done? • I jumped off a cliff at Kickapoo State Park. -Alicia Chin • One time I ate ice cream with a fork. -anonymous • I rode in a car with Kevin Hays. -Justin Harland • I had great bible studies at my house. -Barunava Borah
Sty Chustl- Dan Barkmeier, Kristin Bluchek, and Judson Fisher Take 1 break from elm to smile for the camera.
• I went down the world's biggest luge in Germany and got second degree burns. -Sara Gustafson
On Tht Move- Keidi Nieman hu her hands full on her way home from school.
Fluhback- These groovy Juniors roll back to the seventies for Retro Day.
Wttch Out!- The G. I. Juniors are starting off spirit week with
Mtke A Run Ftr It- Maggie Rudolphi strikes a pose before going to cross country practice.
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Who You Conn• Cell?- Cecil Johnson makes a quick phone call in between classes.
Rolling With The Homies- Adam Evans, Matthew lynch, Stephen Newman and Sean Marsh are relaxing in their ear after lunch .
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John Acord Brett Albert
Lindsav Allen Martin Anderson
Sharial Anderson Nicholas Andrzejewski Amanda Arnold AI is on Askew Melissa Ball
Matthew Barbee David Barbour Susan Bartlett Phillip Bass Alex Beaumont
Stephanie Benner James Benson
Nathan Bickers Michelle Bishop
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Nikki Bissell Nikki Blight Jason Bluhm Rovce Bluitt William Board
Alavna Bonse David Bovd Heather Bradham Edward Brandt Megan Bright
Alissa Brtskin Michael Broeren Danielle Brooks Jhone Brown Tia Brown
Jordan Brownlee Chase Brvan Joseph Burch
Carl Burkhardt Michael Burrows lucas Burton
Jorge Camacho Scot Campbell Ghenaia Ca pers
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David Charney Jennifer Chen
Sandra Coambs Janelle Coan
Nicholas Coats Joffre Colbert Patrick Collins Sarah Colwell Andrea Consalus
Brenda Corum Erik Coy Metem Crabb Jeb Crandall Sarah Cranston
Dominique Crass R4bert Crass '
Dominick Crook Nicholas Crosby
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Karen Crowder Heather Curry Michael Curtin Jeremy Curtis Jere my Curtiss
Russell Dalton Molly DeReus Brinda Desai Gregory Dietrich Vincent Dill
Erin Donahue Tiffany DoHis Jason Dorsey Shem EI-Jamal Paul Elliot
Lauren Erickson Amanda Estergard Brian Etter
Melissa Fairbanks Krista Faron MiIton Feng
Joseph Ferraro Mary Fertig Cindy Fleming
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Christopher Forshier Nicole Frick
Gaston Fulquet Raymond Gardner
Matthew Garland Tiffany Gehrke Kendra Gerstein Jason Gilliland Grace Gipson
Kathleen Gleason Kristin Goedke Steven Goodwin Erin Gradle Kathryn Grady
Jennifer Graves Michael Green
Zarah Griffin
Jennifer Grusby
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Christina Gwin April Hale Yvonne Halenar lindsey Hallbeck leah Hamilton
Phillip Hanson Jeremy Hardy Willie Harmon Sermeaka Harris Angela Hatfield
Allison Haun Casey Hayasaki Kevin Hays David Hazen Kara Heldman
Christopher Heller Jennifer Herber All ison Herriott
Ryan Hickman Rachael Hi II Emily Hoerr
Jess Hollis Scott Holmes Emily Hornbeck
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Daniel Hornbuckle Monica House
Natalie Hughes Jamie Huls
Jeremy Hunt Clinton Huskiuon Summer Jackson Thomas Jackson Greg Jacobs
Jaimee Jaucian lisa Jerutka Elizabeth Joebgen Melissa Johnson Phillip Johnson
Rachel Johnson Riley Johnson
Alison Jones Andre Jones
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Stephen Jones Amanda Judth Josephine Kalipeni Krista Karlstrom Kevin Keck
John Keller Candace Kesler Peter Kim Miranda Kingerv Daniel KirkwoodSawver
Jason Kloth Matthew Kolb Rov Kretz Caleb Krites Andrea Krouse
Jovce Kuechler Nicole Labrecque Shellv_ Landreth
Jessica Lanman Gina lathrop lanisha lawrence
Marilvn Lavton Levla leblebici Jessica lewis
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Willia m lewis Em ily lorene
Keith Malone Joe Mapson
Joseph Mapson Jamie Martin John Martin Joey Matthews Todd Mayfield
Mark McCabe Catherine McCoy Jennifer MeEIIin Ryan McKinzie Porsha Melilly
Justin Melvin Shaun Meredith
Jennifer Millage Josie Minneei
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lena Minneci Katherine Moore Mark Morrissey Rebecca Moss Philip Murphy
latuha Neeley Joy Nelligan Melissa Nelson Titus Nesbitt Benjamin Newell
Kelly Nguyen Phuong Nguyen Karen Novak Amy Oakley Megan Offenstein
Susan Ogwal Bryce Oliveira Erik Olson
Willie Osler John Patton Casey Pellum
Jonathan Penner Alhea Pennington Ranaya Pennington
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Aaron Peters Janna Peterson
Kevin Peterson Emily Pfefferkorn
John Piercy Randall Pollok Kevin Pope Joseph Postula Michael Pruett
Michael Quinlan Shayne Ramsey Aaron Reffett Oanielle Regan Carrie Reid
Lindsey Reid Christopher Reme
Braden Reynolds Quincy Rice
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Jamey Robbins Matthew Robbins Kerry Roberts David Robinson Brian Rogers
Jonathan Ryan Nathaniel Ryle John Sadilek Courtney Sands Erin Sayles
Brandy Schmitt Jeanna Schurvinske Amelia Seale Matthew Sebens Somphon Sengsouva
Iris Sesson Chrystal Sharp Jes~ica Sheridan
Matthew Simeone Sarah SlaterSturtevant Daniel Smith
Jared Spencer . Corey Spitzer Nikki Spriestersbach
Seniors
Ann Stee le Adva Steiner
Sara Steinman April Stemle
Andrew Sticklen Jonathan Stoltzfus Noah Stratton Melinda Stynchula Venkatesh Sudharshan
Deja Swanberg lauren Tabeling Kristie Terry Amber Thiele laketia Thomas
Tiya Thompson Kyle Treadway
John Trefzger Sheri Tregre
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Darin Trulock Stephanie Umland Kyle Yann Angela Wade Brianna Walden
Nathan Walker Randy Walker Dustin Ward lisa Warga David Wassom
David Watson Brenna Webb Christopher Webber Sarah Weber Terri Wendte
Tara Wetzel Brian White Edward Whitford
Jennifer Whittington Deborah Wiggam Teri Wilder
Nicholas Wilkins Jazmin Williams laura Williams
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Terrelle Williams Tia Williams
Bruce Willis Justin Willis
Evan Wilson Brandon Wood leanna Woodley Kara Wright Stephen Wurth
Angie Yamamoto Ronnie Young
Han Cho, Mary Dobbins, Mary Doud, Cordell Finley, Rachel Ghima, Karl Hamilton, Nicholas Jeurissen, Terrance Harper, Amy lambert, Justin McCaslin, lavern McDonald, Heather Meyers, Katherine Meyers, Justin Mischo, leonard Myles, Hang Nguyen, Matthew O'Brien, larry Sargent, Altaimain Sayles, Adam Schumacher, Nour Sharabash, Joshua Stimmel, Prentiss Tate, Shalonda Terral!, lawanda Washington, Michelle White, Brian Willenborg, Andrea Winterbottom
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S.O Grade Point A~erage- First row: Jennifer Grusby, Emily Hornbeek. Second row: Krista Faron, Amy Oakley, Ann Steele. Third row: Stephen Wurth, Kyle Treadway. Not Pictured: Jonathan Stoltzfus, Christopher Webber
Illinois Stitt Scholm- First ttw (L It R): David Hmn, Kendre Gerstein, Phillip Bus, Jennifer Grusby. Stctnd ttw: Emily Hornbeck, Leunn Erickson, Jeimee Jauciu, Darin Trulock, Gin• Lathrop, Jennifer McEIIin. Third ttW: Tiffany Gehrke, Molly DeReus, Nikki Bli9ht, Joy Nelli9an, Casey Haymki. Fturth ttw: Kerry Roberts, Smh Sleter-Sturtmnt, Joseph Postule, John Keller, Alisu Briskin, Jenne Peterson, Joyce Kuechler. Fifth ttw: Emily Hoerr, Alex Beaumont, Amy Oekley, Cendece Kesler, Me9u Offenstein. Si1th ttw: Krista Faron, Nicholes Andrzejewski , Metthew Se~ens, Peter Kim, Aaron Reffett. Seventh ttW: Devid Barbour, Kyle Treadway, Jeremy Hunt, Ann Steele, Paul Elliott, Alayna Bonu. Eithth ttw: Philip Murphy, John Martin, Stephen Wurth, Joseph Burch, Kevin Pope. Ntt Pictured: Jonathan Steltzfus, Amber Thiele, Christopher Webber.
National Merit Semi-Finalists- Kyle Treadway, Paul EII iott.
National Merit Commended Scholars- Krista Faron, Amy Oakley, David Hazen, Darin Trulock.
Girls' State Nominee- Krista Faron; Boys' State Participants- Joseph Mapson, Joe Mapson.
Daughters of the American Re~olution- Grace Gipson; Sons of the American Re~olution- Joe Mapson. Seniors
"If it tlfflf fo tlo 11m1fhing 1ntl f1il thu 11 tlo nothing uti ruccutl." -huphin1 K1 /ipui "Affution mryon1, th1
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INSIDE/' -Cmy H1yudi
'Ditciplin• it simply tloing I(Hif you lfl tuppoutl fo tlo f1r th1 1ntl mull flf fh1 common gutl. In 1fkllfict, tlitcip/inl it confirming fo 1CC1pf1tl uti prucritltl pt~efiCI. If flU lfl lUfPOlltl fo m1kf fhl CUI, flU !(ill. Withuf tliuiplin1 you h1v1 1 iruUol(n in 1fficiucy, uti 1V1ryon1 ruffm. " -hew Hlffmu -hn1ll1 Cou " Th1 llcflf 1f succus it 11 Knot( 11m1fhing noiotly 1/11 Knll(t." -Aritfof/1 Onutit -M1ffh11( Sim11n1 "81 Clflful I(Hif you l(it4 f~r; l(ithu h1v1 1 f1ntlucy to i~eKfir1 uti 1ntl in comp/111 f1ilur~. " -Kmy Collun Roi~rft " To 111 my homiu from 1 hom•y; pl1y on '99." -Lir1 Kimb~tly W,g1 " Th1 truth it not u ilu 11 ;, pr~cficltl, but 1 tlimution 1/rutly in brufhing IXitflnCI l(lifing f1 i1 tlircow•tl l(ifhin fh1 intlivilu1/. " -JuhUI Stimm1/ " If if's m1uf to ;,, if !(ill ;,, " -Lintluy H1llb1ck " Whu you think things " ' coming fo u uti, if's 1cfu1lly 1 nil( i•ginning. " -JutiCI Sh~rilu " Triumph it jutf 1 liff/1 umph 1"'' to fry. " -K1IIy Nguy1n "Th1 l(hul fh1f lfUIIkt th1 loutluf it fh1 1n1 th1f g1f1 fk1 gr1111. " -Mv1 St1inlf
" H1v1 confiltnu, uti jrtf ;, youmlf. " -J.yc1 Ku~e411f "Ev1ry tilw lining 's got 1 Iouck of f"Y·" - Th1 Ct~flful Dutl -St1phu Wurth 'Como 11111?" -Sifd Sl1flf-Sfurf1V1nf
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"M~rgu, M~rgu nur nidi h1uf1 11g1n 1111 f1UI1n l1uf1 (tlon 'f put off f~r fomorrol( l(hlf you e~n tlo fotl1y). " -Dui1/ Smith
"W' '" not gonn1 f1b if . .. uymm. " - TI(itfltl Sitflf -Mich11/ Quinlin
"Whu jutlg1m1nf tl1y comu, !(ill th1 I.R.S. b1 first?" -John Acortl "Som1 p11pl1 l(flf holy clothu. Othlf p11pl1 " ' jutf holy. Think liouf if." -Dustin Wlftl " Wh1t? I tlon 'f untlmtutl. " - L1u11n T1i11ing "folio!( fh1 mu l(ho 1(1/kr ilhintl th1 Vll(t." -S1ntlt1 Cumbs "Th1f jutf kills th1 oufiDDK from if. " -Kifln Nmk "Yo! Lib stop. Coll1imf1 uti lisf1n. lu it b~ek l(ifh 1 ir~ntl nil( 1tlifion."- V1ni111 lu -Amutl1 Etflfglftl " Th1y 11V1tl fh1 but f~r Jut. It l(u fun, uti if 's 1ll oVIf, but 1(1 h1tl 1 g111f run 1f if." -Nicholu Antlmjll(tfi
D eu ~l e Take- Joe and Jueph Mapson dirtinsuirh themselves both on and off the field by their differins faci1l expressions.
How does the class of 1999 distinguish itse lf from previous Senior classes? "We saved the best fo r last: it can be seen through ou r spo rts teams, in the cl assroom, and in ou r ab ili ty to have fun ." anonymous "Aparty isn 't a party without this Senior class!" -Matthew Sebens "It doesn 't matter what any other class did, we have the last word." -Lauren Erickson "It has more people with multiple P.E. classes than any other ." -Phillip Bass
"Do you l(lnf 11 go,
If
tlo you I(Uf fo !uv1?" -Aiiun Arb!(
" Wh1f tlo you mun l(hlf 1m I going to OVIf fh1 l(lf/tl." -llfry Slfglnf
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tonight? Th1 11m1 thing thlf I
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" N1n1 n1n1 n.n1 nu1 un1 nu1 H/CK-MANI!" -Ry1n Hickmu "M1yb1 this is 1 rfupitl quufion, but •.. " -Sh1yn1 R1m11y "Enjoy th1 litt/1 things. For on1 tl1y you m1y luk i~ek uti tlimw th1y !(Iff th1 big things. " -Unfnol(n -Tmi W1ntlf1 "Th1nkr muff You tlon 'f Knot( 'till you fry. " -hnniflf Mill1g1 " Th1 col( l(on 'f f1b if b1cKI" -Brig1tl11n -Ryu McKinri1
"If lif1 hutls you 1 f1mon, m1b f•mon1tl1." -K1IIy K1pol(tki -Tiffuy C1hrb uti Krisf1 flfon "A 111 b~ek is 1 111 up for 1 comd1ck. " -Chri1fin1 Cl(in "PI1111 Cotl, /11 somliotly hit th1 Volvo!" -Krisf1 flfon "Excuu m1 ...
tlo
you l(lfK out?" -Tiff1ny Clhrb
"Wh1f1V11, I'm going i~ek
to r/up." -hun Bluhm
"Motiv1fion is oVIfflfltl." -John Mlffin '
"If no on1 IVIf 11/btl lo uyou, ht or 1h1 tlitln'f knot(, fh1n no on1 l(oultl IVIf Knot( uyon1." Mingling rocks!! - Cmy Spifur
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The Class of 1999 We Came, We Saw, We Conquered
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Four first days of school, twenty-eight final exams, four Homecoming dances, and many memories later, the Class of 1999 took on the famed title "Seniors." We came unparalleled with few expectations of w at was yet to come. ith our anticipation and great enthusiasm, the lass o 1999 established a strong and admira le reput ion from the beginn'ng. With the title "Seniors," long a aited privileges with fee ings of superiority arose almos immediately. ''Walk'ng down the halls as a Senior gives me a gre t feeling of accomp ¡ ent. What a long way we have come," st ted John Martin. Many of our favorite memories as a c ass are surrounded by our competitive spirit. the 1998 victorious football season commenced, not only had the excellent athletic teams fueled school they win the spirit award durin! Homecom in g week. spirit, but it elevated "Senior" spirit to an all time high. Interacting in extracurricular activities has also proven to be a positive way of showing school spirit as well Fa.,orite Teacher as leadership. The Class of 1999 distinguishes itself most by being involved and excelling in more activities than any other previous class. Such activities have helped to achieve a new level of class unity. As winners of spirit week, our true class spirit was displayed. 1) Mr. Stan Yanchus 2) Mr. Greg Stock Making our mark through academics and spirit, the Class of 1999 went beyond all expectations. 3) Ms. Sandy Eichorst Engaging in demanding new classes brought upon academic responsibilities for all. "From college applications to the pressures of excelling in school related activities, I am constantly encountering new challenges," says Senior class secretary, Kerry Roberts.
Fa.,orite Car
1) VW Be tie ustang 3) Jeep Grand Cherokee 2) Ford
As we venture into the new millennium, the Class of 1999 paves the road for future generations to follow. The Class of 1999 has certainly proven the best is saved for last.
~~~~ Michelle Bt hop Tiffany Gehrl<e and SemO< Section Edtlor.i
Fa.,orite Brand 1) Gap 2) Abercrombi & Fitch
3) A erican Eagl
Fa.,orite Sport 1) Footba II 2) Basketball
3) Soccer
Espuol, Per Fuerl- These Seniors lounge mund
~efore
Spu is h class.
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Fa~orite
Hangout
1) Friend's House 2) A se ~ly Hall Parking lot 3) Merry Ann's Diner
1) Titanic Super Spirit- lindsey Re id, Amanda Arnold, and Suun Bartlett are proud to show their spirit on clus color day.
2) Something About 3) Armageddon Fa~orite
1) "Party like It's 1999" 2) "Stairway to Heaven" 3) "All My life"
Subject
1) English 2) Sociology 3) ath
1) Pizza 2) Pasta
3) French Fries
Hudin' Fer class- Robert Crus hurries down the stairs in attempt to get to elm on time.
Niu legs!- Kevia
"I'll teach ytu the way, hysl"- Dustin Ward explains to Matthew Kolb and Jonathan Penner the many perks of being a football player.
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FRICK 10
Tired?- laura Williams and Janna Peterson lie down for a quick nap in the hallway before school.
Retro Dlvu- Stephanie Benner, Emily Pfefferkorn, and Kara Heldman wear the trends of the put on Retro Day during spirit week.
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Pope, Christopher Webber, Kevi! Hays, ud Joh" Keller sport their skirts for the fi!ale of spirit week.
You know you're a Senior if ••• " '99 what?! makes sense to you ." -Nicholas Andrzejewsk i
Innocent 'till Preven Guilty- Phillip Hanson gives an angelic grin while Benjamin Newell & Matthew Robbins display mischievous faces .
"No. I'm not 1 fruhman!" -Danielle Brooh "Titehuba What! '99 What!" -Phm§ N§uyen
"You only have one real class." -Michelle Bishop
"How eou/1 I pmi6/y 6e expeclei lo §' to tehulu a iay like fhit ?" -Ferrit Bue/ler -Philip Murphy
"You don 't start your homework until 12:00 and are in bed by 12:15." -Emily Hornbeck
"If you can 't swim, you're bouni to irirouni." -/?ache/ Jobn11n
"You've been through all the Prentiss Tate transfers." -Stephen Wurth
"DJ't, Laquantuha . .. OH NO you iiin'f, Hey Mika . . . who tin§t fhit? Lef't keep if that way." -Jennifer Chen ani Dominique Cmt "You 're not §ling fuf enough if you cannot bur your engine. CO BLUE STREAK!!! -Kerin Hays
':4 iull't -eye it the ruulf of /, 000 mims." -Buiihisf philmphy -Huther Meym "Pue~,
"You call in sick with senioritis." -Elizabeth Joebgen "You finished your AP summer homework the day before school started." -Tara Wetzel and Christopher Webber "You arrive at school at 8:14 and go to class at 8:16." -Jason Bluhm
Lore, ani Hair§""'·" -l?aniy Wallter
"You like han§ in§ out? Well if iufs ioin' stuff." -The
Simpt~n 't
-hteph Burch
"There a/ways teems to ie more fUIIfiont than antll'ert in life, so fry to ie the one who 11/tt the fUIIfiont." Kuler
- Caniae~
"There "' riehu a// arounilou. Not a// 1f them §lifter like §Ill. Lir• /if• to th1 fulluf, ani you will ii• a millionaire." -Jaelt Lonion - rin Say/11 "/ 1m you §UYt ani with you luelt in the future, '99 What!!" -Kathryn Craiy
"Quaelt/1" -Lura Williamt "If you iu 'f like if, there 's th1 ioor. " -Mr. Wolfe -Erin Donahue
Fa~orite
Fast Food Restaurant
Fa~orite
Musical Artist
"I /ore Central . . . I Mun Centennial." -Miehul Prueff
"If ain't my fault that I'M oli ui §flll'n." -Crace Gipson
1) McDonald's 2) Taco Bell 3) Bagelme 's
1) Master P 2) Dave Matthe 's Band
3) Janet Jackson
"It's sfrawierry-iloni, ani my houte is not pinit." -Juna Peterson "I a/ways ll'anlei to be a proemfinafor, nerer §If arouni to if. " -Jennifer MeE/Iin "Where are the partiu at?" -Willie Harmon
"It's the eni of the worli 11
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knoll' if- ui I feel fine." -I?.E.M. -Jorian Brownlee
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ltlsun time- Andrew Sticklu, and Je~ Crandall ralu in the auditorium during an all -school assembly.
Hula Anyone?- Candace Kesler, Daniel Hornbuckle, and Elizabeth Joebgen wish they were in Hawaii rather than in school during Homecoming week.
Macht Man- David Hazen proves that he is strong by lifting 6'7" Stephen Wurth onto his shoulders.
Came Day- These Seniors like time out for
1
ltt Me See Ytur Pearly Whites!- Shayne Ramsey and Royce Bluitt flash their gluming smiles.
Rain, Rain, ga Away!- These Senior Girls try not to let the inclement weather stop them from having a good time after the bonfire was moved inside.
Anything for a Picture- Joyce Kuechler, Kelly Nguyen, and Jaimee Jaucian appear to hm mastered a great balancing act.
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photo IS they help Emily Pfefrerkorn decorate lockers in preparation for the ~is foot~all same at fohunt Carmel.
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Luk et Uut l tfttl· JtstP~••• Ktlipui 4e•utlrttu • aet utic tnhl 4uu fer ste4uh tl t 1 tint tll -tc 11l 4uu tue•~lf .
Fa.,orite Restaurant 1) TGI Fridav's 2} Red Lobster 3) Ched
Fa.,orite T.V. Show 1J Beverly Hi lis 90210 2) Friends
3) The Simpsons Tucher's Pet- Gin a Lathrop was chosen to hke attendance for Ms. Wyatt du ri n! Expressi ons.
Ceme W1lk With Me- Lanisha Lawrence an d Randy Walker walk arm in arm to the next elm.
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Fa.,orite Magazine 1) 2} p
Fa.,orite Cum 1) Winterfresh 2) Ice Breakers 3} Big Red
Licker R.. m Cusi p- Nicole Frick, Rachel Ghiam, Emily Horn~eck, and Nicole La~recque catch up on the latest news after P.E.
Just Ch illin'- Ghenaia Capers, Michelle White, Lawanda Washin gton, and Angela Wade lounge in the hallway "Nm1 lh•lll
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Deep Theughts- Greg Jaco~s wonders what exactly Juon Dorsey is thinking about.
"AI~t•yr H prlfl 1f ri1 fl' '" ul rill f'' l1re ne••plid•l. ··Au St"l'
Most Embarrassing Moments
"/'re fll fire. Llt't I' 11 11/f '"" f11 lud.• -Briu Wiit1
"At Homecoming my sophomore year , one of the straps on my dress broke during the dance! I had to go home at about ten o'clock to change !" -Jennifer Grusby "I was backing out of the parking lot, and I hit a cop car!" -Ann Steele
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"Ajumy 1f 1 t6mul •i/11 /IIIII Hfi• Ifill 1tilfll 111p. • ·Nietfl Friek "Wi• ·, ,,, ,,, ttitk•lr -Sl•tt
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"Playing bumper cars freshman year with a friend 's truck - before got a license." -Michael Broeren
"Pid-fttt • -Srm B•rtl1ff
"When I fell out of the church van after lunch and ripped my shorts on the door! " -Emily Hornbeck
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"I got in a food fight in the lunch room and a french fry got stuck in my glasses." -Willie Harmon
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"Rmt"' 111, ri•l•tt '" .,,, lfl '" 11/ 1•m li1, 11 fir• lif1 11 ti1 t.ll11f- •• trr•fl" -Dml W1tm
"B,,k ''' rr/11, I' ~tit6 yw 611rt, tl1 lfllll it ~til• ul uyt6i•f .. . uyt6i•1 . .. m ''""· • -U•k•w• -/1111ie•
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"I got ISO minutes for telling Mrs. Smith that we got stuck behind a funeral procession coming back from Fazzoli's when we really got held up at Baskin Robbins (a teacher had seen us and walked into the dean's office when we were there and said, "late from Subway, huh?") -Jaimee Jaucian
"Wi1t l1 f" It riu IH emk fHt lry? Sit" te1 iuk 11l 011td t61 mlf l1l1 lit. • -/lly
"My freshman picture." -Jeremy Hunt
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". fk...91o!lal/t :r 1/b;(c/, Jim/ier class. ":Jersica •Jhenckm before school.
Cnght in tht Middle- Kristin Goedke pushes her way through the crowd to get a better view of the game.
Girl? Power- Emily Hoerr, Gaston Fulquet, Jennifer Grusby, and Elizabeth Joebgen love to support the Chargers by wearing blue and white.
Hey Baby!- Joseph Postula laughs u Milton Feng gives his most flirtatious look to those coming back from lunch.
In Awe- David Watson wa tches the perfo rmance on stage with intens ity.
At Yeur Service- Willie Harmon is happy to escort Somphon Sengsouvahn out of class.
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lt~y Plthrtt: Pttt 111 1 Ct l t~ Kultt 2. C~rytft l S.trp 3. M ~r~ly• ltyl•• 4 . .Strt~ Crulftl S. J11•u Jnc1 u 6. Ju11ftr Mlllttt 7. Strt Cehtt ll I . luut Wtt~ lty 9. Jutit Me lr11 10 Buu Rtttrs 11 Jtstp~ 81rc~ 12. Juellt Ctu 13. Ke lly Nttfu 14 . h u Wil ttt IS . Kerry Rt h rh tf M~e ... l 17. A•tl it Suit II. Ktru Ntrtk 19 . Jtffrt Ctl ~ert 2:0. Mtltlltw s.~ 2:1. Jtsit MIUICi 2:2. A•y u.ttrt 23. Nic tlu Cuts 2:4. M., .. 2:S. Rutt ll Dtlltll 26. M., .. Offu tflll 2:7 . Oni~ Hlln 21 . .Sttpllu Wertll 29. Htyutk i 30. Jty Nt lli tu 31. Alu a ..... 32 . Alisu Askew 33. Jt•lt Mtrt•• 34 . Dull• Wtr~ 3S . Crtct C1pttt 36. Niclle lu Atirzt jtwtki 37. Rt~trt Crus Jl. Tiffuy Ct.rkt 39. Vi acut Dill 40. Cllritflu Cwit 41 . M1chlle aishp 42 . Pete r Ki• 43. A,,;,.. Kr1111 44 . liu Wtrt• 4S. liti11y H tll ~eck 46. Wi lli •• a , .,; 47. h 1 Htrtt.ck 41 . Utrt Willi••• 49 . Ju11ftr C~u SO. Duit i .S•If~ St. Allittt Htmtlt S2 . Ryu H1ck•u S3. Ktthri11 Meyers S4 . Jeyu Kud1 lt r ss. Utrit l A11itt111 S6. Muuit Kitttty S7. Jeh Ktlltt sa. Bruiy .Sc ll ••tt S9 . E•ily Hurr 60. N1ctlt fr ic k 61. Kri sh Ktth ltt • 62:. Ruiy Wtlke 63 . .Stephtit Buttt 64 . Kmht Gttikt 6S . Kyle Ttttiwty 66. Me litu f~~r.ukt 67. Ot•••i~ll Crus 61. Juu Bltll• 69. Sar•• 70. Jt. Cru~tl l 7t. Tiytlit•pttt 72:. Rthcu Mtu 73 . A•f Otkley 74. Yukttu~ Sti t n llu 7S . A1iru Cuulu 76. luitllt ltwruu n. Att ie 'f•••••t 71. "'ill ip Je 1111 79 . Mttllt A1itt111 10. S.e• EI·J••• I II. .Stlfu Guiw11 &2 . Attt lt Httfitli 13. l11 ru Ericktu 14 . Ttri Wilitr as. Rty•ui Gttiltr 16 . Rtcht l Hill l7 . .Sttt Stei••u II. Juepll ft rrttt Pttt 119 1. Tiffuy Dtrrit 2: . But• Etttt J . Rtc~t l C~ i11u 4. E•ilf lt ru c J ••••,., McE II II 6. Je I Auri 7. Jeriu S.tri 9. Bruu w.~~ 10. ltll MIIIIC I II. Dull llt R., •• 12:. E liute t~ J .. ~, .. 13. Null Sttttlu 14. Juu Pehrtu IS . Slle lly luirtt~ 16. SuJ•••• Ntwtll l7 . Jeu iftr ,,., ., 11. Au Stult 19 . Sutt Hel•tt 2:0 . Alli ul H... 21 Ctt ut Rt ii 22 . Btttt AIHrt 2J. Nikki Spriuttnttc~ 2:4. Ttrt Wetzel 2:S. Pllilli p Hutu 2:6. Ai" Stt111 r 27. Otjt Swtt~ttJ 21. J•••J Rt~~iu 2:9. Eri • Cttilt JO . Ktftlttlll Mtttt 31. Strt~ .S itltt ·Sitrttwut 32. Nttllu Wt lktr 33. leylt le~ltt 1c i 34. E• ily Pftffttkttt JS . A•uit Et tt rtt r 36 . Duii Rtt•tul J7 . Mttl!u~t l Ry lt 31. Gttt Jtct~t 39 . Al ittl Jet tt 40. Cuitct ku ler 4t. Je11p~ i 11 kt li ptti 42:. ~htiJ Nt•J•• 43. Jell• Stiiltk 44. Ryu Mck'init 4S. Slltttit Ctptrt 46 . .Se•p~u Sntrtnull 47. Juuu Shriiu 41. Jtte•y Hut 49. Jellt Pltttf SO. Kri th fttt l Sl lnrtt lth litJ S2. ~rttti u Ttte SJ. Cllmttp tt Htlltr S4 . Ctth u1t McCty SS. Juuu u .... S6. Jeu ifer WllitlitJitt S7. Jtte•y Ctttut sa. Cetty Spilltt S9 . k'trt Htli•u 60. A•uit Ar11li 61. April Htlt 62:. Kyle Yu• 63 . Bntit Deu i 64 . li1iuy Rti~ 6S . Jell• Pelf•• 66. Erit .Sty l 67. Nikki Biut ll 61. Reyu Blt itl 69 . c•ru ttplltr Rt•t 70. Jt•tt Bttru 71. Willie Htt•tt 72 . J•• •• Ht lt 7J. Ntttlit Httllu 74. Keitll Mtltll 7S. Jttti Spttctt 76. Je 1 Mtrtit n. Gi•• lttllttp 7&. liu Jtttlkt 79. A•H r n11lt 10 , Erik Ohtt lt. Mtttllew Ke lt 12. Kuirt Ctrtlt ~t iJ Tit•• Nu~ i tt 14. M1cl1ul Brurtt as. Metuu Crt~~ 16. ltrt~ Gnffit 17. Tit•u Jtck111 II. Sut Ct•phll Pttt 190 1. April Stt•l• 2. Mttk Merriuay J. A•uit Jtitll 4. Ttru Wttilt s. Suirt Ctt••• 6. Matt~•• 7. Jtt Mtpru a. Juep~ Mtp•••
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'f11 u •• ilt l R••••Hr, tllir it jut ••• ••tiui•J· liwe yu r life ucll ity try iiiJ It tcct•plitll ••••t~I IJ , 111 •tr• ly It U ltl. Sptc ial l.twe ftt• t~tfl ttl htt, CJW. Me• , Dtf, Peter, Rt ii, ui Ortw
It ~u ~... will! • ''"' iul t f plttutt .. ; pr iit tht we ~ .... watchi yu ••tttt itlt cttiiJ, 11uitiwe JUIIJ .... Cutitte It fe llew f'" ;,... , .. ~hew t tl we wi ll t lwtyt nppt f
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lt WI , Mt• , Dt~ , .Stu~ . u~ Ketu
Slltrit i Atitrttll: Dttr $ em l:
Nichlu AairztJtWski: 011r Ntck,
'ftt were hr1 111 yur ,,; ••• Y•• trt ttti••h•t · Ill ~ ... ttrelttn , .. ; ynrs . Ytt lint JtiWI itlt 1 teutiftl ytnt ltiy ui I •• rery prtt~ e( yet. Ar fll tcupt yur iipl••• frt• llit~ tchtl ui Ink ltWtr~ fttr ftlttt flirt 11 cell•t•• hew l~tt Wt wi ll ~~ tlltrt ftt f" ntry ,,., tf ·~· Wlf. ,.titu l
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Ali111 Askew:
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Cuttthlttieu f We ttl 11 prtti ef yur tptcitl1ulitierui t~• f"'J •••u ftt ~ .... hu•• Mty yu cutint It t ltu•• • .,, uc~ yett, ui ••f yu fellew tllt •uic i• yur su i! lewt, Me• ui Da~
lt'itfll . Cerl , Me• , k't•ikl, ui Jt
Dt'tli Btr~ur : Our Onii
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8u111r:
M~&lollo
811lop:
Sttp~uit ,
Our Micl!tllt,
'fu ~tve 11 •uy ttUIII It h lltppy, ui WI ''" 11 •uf rttulr It h prtti. Gti ieu 111 ptt•lll tllet tllt tkiu will tlwtyt ~. ~Itt . .. ttl ... Ht ;,., pre•i11 It 111 yu tlltttJll. Ht telitwu ill yuui 11 ;, wt .
t~tf line til tu• the rit~t uu . We •tt uttt•ely prui ef f" ·
tecl .. l•tf tt4 I• hiiiJ Jut • wery ,,,;,/ ''"''·
lewe,
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Ytt htWt llti •uy c~tictt It ftt
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fll Wttt Jtt"IIJ tp , ui thy Witt Ill til tllf, ~~ y., ~ •.., tWertt~i•J 1111iet ttcuuf•l fthtt . Th Wttli it • tritlthr pltct ~ecuu yn' tt ill it. Weltweyu ,
Me• ui Tirfuy
Nikki Bimll: Wtwl 'fu'wt fiully •• ~.ill
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ytt ,,.., ui •• k11W tlltt J•• will ~. ttccutftl it rucllillt yur iru•s; 1~11 it jut t~• fiut step it "Rtittew." Newer rllert cllut• thtt iru•t. 'ftt iuene t~t ,..,.,;, tlley
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will~"'' te yu .
II
MtM, Dei, ui Oulit
MOM .,j DAD
Dttt Nikk i,
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Juu Sltll•:
Royco 8/oitt:
DurJuu,
Ottr " Pn1pkiuu~ ,"
Alwtyt ,.,.,.~.,, lift it liktut e( •Y •••••••• clleultlt c~ip cttkiu - h tlti ,,; tllukftl flltf if II flltrt , fiWit IVIrt •••uf tf if, ui ujtf if wl.ilt if fuftJ CUJtlftftfitU II fUr tcet•plisll•uh. Kup ftuu; ta yur tttlt u yu t• ttwtri . lewe elwtys,
CttJtlftftfintf We Itt II wtry pru~ tf fll . 'fn ttl I itfiJ~tftf JIIIIJ ftiy, ftll tf ftrt jey, itltllituct, 111~ ut~triu• . We Witll ftt tllt ~ut i1 til ytt it u4 hpt til yur iru•s u•• lttt . Kup tit hit~ . ui yur lewt ftt Gti . lewe Alwtys , Me• ui Rent
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Me• , Ttii , J••ie, ui Ttyltt
Me•, Ptpr, Pttrick, ui Oliwit
Eiwer4 Bruit: Ottr Eiiit, Well , t~t h•t ~ .. fi1tlly tmrei, yu "r• • tttiute . We hew'" culi it it: t~ttt were
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few •~•ttclu i• th w•y. ttt ''" '" iii ''"· u yu hew thtt ,,. ... , c .11 .. , .. tht life .tiiJI It , ttt llf~ilf it th Wttli it i•ptuitft, II tttcl! ftt 1~11 ~til it t~t tkf ui til flit irtt•t wi ll u•• Wt will tiWtft tt ~.,. fer yu . Ctti l~ek i• ell yttt ruttru.
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Mttu Britlll: Mttu·
Micllttl Brettu: Dur Mic~ul ,
We Wit~ th tutu yu ttltt l~t uxt p~ut tf ~tc••i•t • ••lttt titll . We ttl prui t( yur ~.,; Wtrk uf teu•plitll•uh. 'fu ''" trutllt 11 ftttl jty ui lltppilttt. We will tiWifl ,..,, , ..... ~. t~tre ftt , ...
Tlluk ftt ftt uriclli•t ttr liwts ui t~ltiiJ lllt put fur yun Willi ttl 'fur lt'tt u4 11 yu •••trk 11 yet tttl~tr tiwttlttt it yett lift .. . " ' wit.ttl 11 IIJfiiJlf Wt'tt 'ilrt prtli t( Wllt fll Itt, Ill~ WI kuw flltl Willi flit ul~tt i u• (tr lift , Jllr tlttiJill tf c•ttteltr, ui yttt iettt•ltlfln 1~•1 yu will iiffttuu it l• i• u lle4 "life.· Wa !ewe f" wery •tell.
J••
ltwe,
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Mo•, Dd, uj Aslloy
Me•, rtJtr, Oti ,,; Nick
JmpiBorcl:
Scot Co•plo/1:
OttrJtupll.
D11r Sut,
At •• wife~ yu pttpttt It luwe llit~ scll••l ui ••••· 11 •uy •••ttllt tf • liwely, urlyllt itti little ~•f u•• It •••if 'fur iattt•1utitt, cttttiwity, ptt~l••·ttiWIIJ ttilitiu , ui niltu
""Jf ttt c~•r•cftt lttlh t~•t will hlp yu rue~ yur '"''· R••••~tt tht ll'+'i•t
ttltl11u~•P• ••k• lift wtttlwllile u4 l~tt we lewe fttl
CttJrtftfttitlff Wt ttl
Our Suitt,
tpp11111 ui jty It ur ft•ily. We ~tpt fll ~IWI
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pttt~ tf fUr ..., tcct•pfitll•uh II~ Jttftftf ftr tfl fh jtfl
No•
.Stt~tt Cu•k
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Clltttit Ctptn: Gleuit,
Me•, Dti, ui Jeuy
DnrJeuy,
It u ; fll ~I'll ~ttiJ~f
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My iuitt It pttlect yu ui yttr te•ptt ~"'' tflu clu~ti . nit it th price I will culin• It P•Y It.~ ... •Y lewe ftt yu . I ptty n• 4ty '"will uieutui t~• tpte i•l pltce y•• ~eli 11 •Y llttrt. Pet Gti FIRST, ltwe lnJ , ~~~ ,ruptt. Cutttltltlitul ltwe ,
Ju11f11 Clu,
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yu '"' ~rntllt te "' liwtt. 'ftt k.. w •••• yur rtrttJI~t ,,. •tty, yur will it rtre•t ui .,.,,,..., yu ftus ur •i•i 11 - ' " u• ••kt hppul But wisllu ftt • liftti•• tf ~•ppi~tu l ltwe 'ft,
Doj, Mo•, .,j lilly
Ytt ttt •~ut It trtiutt wlltl it ue•t likt yuttrity tlltt we tul ytt ut It itycttt. Wt Itt 11 prtti tf til yur tcct•plisll•nh 11 tetit•lct ui tptrh . We tlnk Cti fer tiritt fll
lnt~ltt will h •iuti
We
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Jutllt Ctu: Ju1it ,
••we Wttchi yu JttW 11ft • wery tptcitl penn wit• 11 •uy wu;tt(tl ~11litiu . 'fn
•••tt.
•tt•••rt, 11uitiwe, lewel - ~ .. ;,;, 111i ~ .... • ''"' 11111 ef Thuue we•i•rf•l111litiu l~•t will ftl yu ftt. We Witll yu lltppiuu u yu pttnt yur iru••· Believe it ftttlllf ui itttrltftlllifll. Me•. Dti, Tuie, ui El isu
We ttt til 11 wery prtti ef ytt . ftlltw ''" iru••· ui ,..,.~., 1~111 ttles: Nawtt uy "I ut 't• ui , yn tu ;, uytllitJ 1" Ifill It it! 'ftt will tiWtft tt ttr t~i•i•J tltt. We will•ll •inyttl ltrt '"''"· Me•, Ktuy, .Suiy, 111i Tri11t Itt!
Seniors
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N~elllelu C11h : Dur N1ck .
Jolfro
Col~ort :
Sm~
DurJtrrre ,
Colwoll :
!ttt .
We ttl ~tppy tllltt f" Itt tint tt ICct•pl islll 1 trut •1lulttt . lift 11 fell tf trttf pltturu .
Ctttflhlehutl We 1r1 •• prn~ ef yn . Yn" lcet•p l ulllt~ 11 ••clll it ynr fttr yuu et Cuttuiel. We hew tiel Wltlll ynr ~tter•lltflll u~ Iller~ wetk , yn will ecu•plitlll ttttl tlllllt• · But tf leek it tie fthtt . Alweys hew tiel we ,..,, yn .. ~ wt tt ~.,. fer yn . left ,
cell•t• lift . Wt chllnt• Y" It cutitu 11 wer• llltr~ 11 tt~tr tttt y•tt •1 lutttt it ,.,.., ••r• ujtytilt . ,.tltlll
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II~ ttey Itt t il •ut UJiftilt wlilu yn Wtrk lfltr~ tt IC~itwt th• . Wt kttW tl!tt fll l'llf tljtf
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Yn .,, 1 "" utt•t .. ~ ler~•t 4ntiter. Wt ,,. nry pr11~ tf y11r tcu•p lu •••h . We ""' , •• ••c• UCCIII .. ~ •• ,IIIII . Mty c.~ ~ ~. llilrt•tll l•ft . R••••Nr tl!tt Wt len ytt ••~ wd l tlwtyt it thrt fer 1"·
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u~. Me• . M11~y. ••~ Ju11
Moo u4 Do4
Bru~• Cen• :
Dur
Bru~t .
Th y11r1 h~• ttu lily •• ~tickly . Ynr fetlller u~ I lllne wetc~t~ yn ••lttt 11ft 1 llluefl(tl yn•t h~f witlll ell terh ef ptuiti li hu tiu~ . Beliewe it ynrulf llltuttt we hew yn cu tcu•plitlll uytlllu•tl ltwt
Mttttu Ctttt: Our Metuu. Wt Itt It Ylrf ptll~ tf fll . W-tf I iltlllll fU trtf Wt pttf tlfltt II tcii•~• tllltt f" will it ucuuf•l. Wt will alwayt h htt fer ytt .
Jo~
Cru4oll:
Dur Jat . II
tiJ fll ~~ II~ itpt
All .. r l..,,
W tt • fiu f"'l •u yn "Yt itet•tl AIWIJt tt prn4 tf yttr ICfltu. u~ kup ynr upecht1111 lll•tlll . Witi pttptttflu .. ~ yttr h luh . ytt ua tci•twt dtttttt f" ptrut, A•• i iti itcuu titt't wllltrt yttr pttnfltl ut ltkt ytt . Ctrpt D11• l
Me•, Dt~ . ••~ A~u•
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$uelll Cruttn: Dur Suelll, Ctlttlltllliur .. u•pltti•t fur, .. ,. tf ,.,~ Wtrk . Yn iut .... ,.~ ,,,
o••• II~U Crtu:
Rtierl Crtu: Oeu Rthrt .
Our Mikt , .. ~ ... .,.~
c.. ,,.t.ltfl•••' w. Itt"",,.. ~ tf , .... ~ , .. , ~.,. tclllttl Uttlt. Wei•~· , .. , sptrkli•t
u tlllrntlll lilltlll tchul. Yn Itt • ~tlitlllthl , ieutiftl, u~ cruti~• ~utlllhr . Wt will •in yn
ptuu1lity u~ kuw ytt will ~~~~~• ucun i• til Y" ~ •. Ott levt ••~ itst w11ht t• witi ytt tlwtyt .
ltr~
u yn t• err It ullttt , ht Ink ftrwtr~ It tttilt f" uttiut II tltu tlllt Wtrl~ witlll ynr
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Dt~
Ytt Itt 1 •u tf •uy ttluh . We ttl pru~ tf tte ptutt yn lllttt i•u••· Ott lett .. ~ uppert Itt tfWtfl flirt II fll II ftrflfl itfl flflt Wtrf~ . Ctttrtttltfius U~ Su~ ltck! Me• .. ~ Dt~
Moo u4 Do4 len. Ttt Pt~ru Ft~triltt
Jen•y M. Ctrtiu: Our Jere•y,
Ju••Y Ctrtis: Dur JereMy, Cuttlh/ttiiUJ Wt Itt ~try prn~ tf tlflt uflflltlllfiC , Ctllfl~t , II~ uritt fill! 1111 tlflet yu lllut ieee••· At yn ..., itlt IIIIis uti plllut tf yttr lift , llltl~ ltll It ynr Ytltu , u~ u•flnt It hli•~• it ynrulf. We len ytt .. ~ ttt lllttt fer ytt tlweys. Me•, De~ . u~ A•~rew
Er~• De111hu: Our Eri1, Cutr~ttletiurl
•••u
l\t '"" lllne rlewt ty. u~ ytt're t•tti•t rtt~y It ttcklt tllle wert~ 11 fllr tWt . We en tf ytt , su . We kuw yu'rt t•i•t te ~.well wi1tner ptt~ Y" ltkt. Wt I•~• yn.
11 prn~
l·~·.
l.tft,
Me• , Da~ . Jerr u~ Jutt
0.4, Moo, u4 A4oo
Tiffuy Derrit:
Tilluy, We.,, ~•ry prtt~ efyuu~ ell ynr ecu•plislll•uh. Yn ,,. u ittellitttt,
Wtu 't it jttt yuter~•Y tllltt
Vi•u•t Dill : Vi• . Yn Itt 1 Ytty ut~u u~ hlutt~ ytut •u. Ynr ~ru•t uppert .. ~ Jut will tlwtys it witlll yn .
ttl
well Witi11 ynr ruci. Otr
Juu Deruy:
r•• rhrte~ kil~ttttrtu? Ynr ~tftt•itttiu , ptrstVtrtlct, .. ~
Jtkt ·Yn trt •Y tWut little ••Y wlllt iu lrtufer••~ itlt I I flflt Wttf~ , tfWtfl kup 111~1111 II flit lflutf.
1
cufi~ut fill!
•u. At f" ltkt
tfrllt yn•t witlll • iritlllt fthrt •••iti•t yn. Ctltitu It ujey lift It ih ftllut . We Witlll , .. llleppittu .. ~ ucuu i• •II , .. ~ •. s.~ Bltu , ... Hutyl
••tivtti11 ... irntit f" t~it ftr. Wt ttt n prtt~l R••••hr tlll•t GeJ'r tttct is ttrriciut u~ tllltt prtytt ciuttt tii•t•l Wt hvt i1n 11 ilene~ te llltve lilt~ ynl
Alloy ''"• Moo
Witlllltve frt• yur futily,
We I•~• yu 1lwayt "Btif·tirll"
J•kt · ftlltw ynr ~,.., , .. ~shy th cnnt. Yet"' • lu~tr· fll ... ~ It Itt~ . Alw1ys it •~~~ It etiert, .. ~ yn will fid tnt •u1111 It lift.
M•••i• ~~~ Jt•u
Me•, AI , hu, ~uti• , Jer~u . Sre11~•• · ~~~~ Sru~pt
p,j Still Etter: Brill,
luru Ericktu:
luru, Cttttthletieu u yttr ncuufel iiti scittl urut; .,,·,.
prn~
ef yn Stt· Bttl We wisi
ytt I•~• . itppiuu , ~~~~ iultt. tittttint life. Ahteys wur tilt t•niu ••ile, .. ~ utllltti· uhully tpply yttr ttluts i• ellyn~ •. Yn will hlp ••kt tile wttl~ • illter pltu. Yn llltve trutuu iui~t yttl l•~• Alweyt,
Me• ,
De~ .
.. ~ Rei
Ti•• lllu pus•~ tt ~•ickly frt• Itt teutifel ~If tttt tftrft~ "' liYtt h!tt~tr. Wt Itt ••re pru~ tf y11 uci ~•Y tlll1t punt. Yett first tltp, tt.a unttutint we've lilt~,
yur tcu•plitlll•utt it 1u~••iu , sptth, u~ tllllltt(trttl ••~• til itu i•pertut It 11. 'fn'Yt trtWI It it I fiu .... k11p ftlt trut ~l.llllt, tttitt~t, II~ ~uirt· fll Ul it
Kmh Fttu: Our Krid1,
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'·~· ftr '" titt , .. Itt .. ~ •II tilt , .. ·~· tcct•plitl!t~ .. ftrl Ott •••• "'" " ftt lutllli••h~ u~ leulier tttf yur it yttr tiruu. Cntttlllthus PEZ t1 ynr trt~ut1n . u~
u'(tllli•t '" wut It it. Jttt fectt •• it, ••~ it will llleppu. Tiuk f" fer witt yu itfl irtttlll ft uriclll lit li~u . But tf ltck i• til ynr u~uYtrs. ltfl, Me• u~ Dt~ , Stapiu u~ Devi~
•.
Me• .. ~
D1~
Miltu Fu1Jr.: Dur Milly.
Niul• frick : Nicci ,
Mtttiaw
'111 it~• trettit tu tf tit llltppiut •••uh It u situ yn wen itrl. Cntrthltlitls u ytt fitislll iiti sciul, ~~~ ttl ru~y ftr uetitr i•pertut tht• tf y11r life. We "' •• prn~ •f yn fer wiltt ytt itfl tcti•~•~ . But wisiu It yn fer • iritlllt ~~~~ ncuuftl fthnl
Wtlclllitt f" trtW iu hu Ililt trutut truttrttf ur liwu. Yet lllnt trtWI 11111 teuhftl , s•trf, U~ ftfuh~ Wt•u . ftfltW flit ~ru•t, II~ fll Will it I IICUU tf Wlfltftflt fU ~1. Wt will tlw1ys h yttr iiuut r.u. ltfl Alwtyrl Me• u~ 01~
Ytt ''" lilt~ • Itt tf ittiltt te i••P 11 y11r liftti••· We ttl tt Ytrf prtt~ tf itw lllu~ yn lll•n werkt~ . .. ~ we ttl prn~ ef llilt yn•t •u ytt llltte t1ru~ ttl h it. Witllltlltlrlne,
Kn~r1
Rtc tl Glllitzzt:
lt~t .
Moo, Do4, Jo4y, u4 kirsty
Tilluy Go~rko: Durlilluy,
Dttr
I •• 11 prn~ tf fll , ut Jut huttl tf yttr •uy lcct•plisi•uh, ht Mitt 1•ptrtutly itcun tf till• ptuu Y" clllttn It it . . . kit~. lt~i•t . .. ~ tntle. Yn ••~• • •••~•rf•l spirit wllliclll yn tturettly slllett witlll etllleu ia •uy rt•trklile wtyt. hery ~•Y I tllluk Se~ ftr ynr pruttu it •Y lift. We til I•~• ytt 11~ Witlll yea ~ .. , llltpplltn i• yttr (.tart u~u~ttt.
Gtnltll:
Ku~tt ,
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W1tcii•t fll trtW It ieee•• tlllt ••ftrt, hlutt( ~~~ up1ile y•ut Wt•u fll Itt ~~~
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.~.~~~•'• , .. rs fer , .. , .. rr, ... ~ ,., ttue '"" witi •u• .. ~ ttlu. Cttttthlttitlt. We ,,. n Ytry prtt~ ef yttl L..vt,
lt~•.
Gttlu~ :
Moll,
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Ctttr•t•ltf~tttl Ytt "YI tu th net .. ~ crent~ t e fit11t hu . New,...,. rttiy fer t t
uti i11 nttt . I lllne tinl•t• cnfi~uu t tl f" will Wll I 11 "' fH. Ytt kuw wllltre f" Itt t•i•t 11~ llew It clllert yttr ctiUt. 'ii~t Ctt Diu. I len ytt.
Moo
Mt•, De~. u~ Ki•
Me•, Httll. Pul. .. ~ Sttttlu
Sreu Gipsu: Dur Cttu,
Kmt11 Gu~h :
Kttiltu Glttsu: Dttr K1tiltn ,
Y••
Ctttrthlttlllll It n••• like jttt yttttr~tf t~tt we Itt. yn It kit~ttttrttt . New fillet .,, ti11t It ttt~tttt, I •• very prn~ tf f"· Y11 .,, Vtry itftllitut, ••~• trut pttttfitl, lilltlll tttlt , u~ ~tfl •uf ten•plis~•nh. Kt~p Ct~ Out u~ ncuu ••~ llltppi11Ut will
lollow. Ou '"'" ftt • lif1ti•• ef ~.," .. ' · leve, Me• , u~ tte Cipu• f1•ily
Our Kritlla.
Cttttthlttitu Sticktt~tt~ltl Wt Itt tt pre•~ tf ytt. Ynr ••ilt .. ~ cufi~uu will ttkt fll ftr il lift. 'ftt Will N I IICCIU It •ttftr tf yn ~t. • Rttci lflitlfl, fer ttltl lit lfli~4u it yetr uti. Dn•• ~up , ftt tVtry ~ru• prtu~u till• tul." ltfl,
We Witlll f" til th ittt u yn fitut. ilti sc ttl .. ~ itt'' • "" plll•u i• yett lift. Yn itYt ittttit ieppi11u .. ~ jty 11ft lit li~u . We rt very pr••~ '' tlllt ptrru Y" 1n Nctat .
Me•, Huk, Ktlly , .. ~ Kmtiu
Me•. Ot4. u~ Ktt11
Wt kuw yn will "'"'~ 11 w~ttner '" .~ .... te ~• .
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Slavu Geah••= Dan Slnu
Kotlry• Gro4r Koty.
Yu w•ll tlw•y• ny iisi •• ur h•••l We .,, .,.ry pre•i •f til 1 • ti••s• f'' in• tlr•••r uu•phtitfui htw yu'll it •uy .,,. trut tii•t•· We lua yul
Cusrtttlatitlltr ieve iu• • twut c~tllus• ui ~ .... irnsit •eci j•r te ,., fa•ily. W11i ytt all tie iut u yn fitlli i•si sciul. BtlltWI it yurnlfl lt'lt,
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Ztrai eriffi• : Ztni, Bu1flf•l irtWI ·tyti fltl. like yur u•e , yu .,, tit fiut litil tf tit i•t· Mtt f'" hft ~. 111 tivuttrt , ••Y yu rulin yur iru•• · ui ••f yu live 111 wtrli If puce . Livt, len lnJ~- We wi1i f" tie iut.
Mo•
Jutlftr Gruiy: OurJu, 'ftt 1r1 ttr priit, ur jey. tit lne tf ur litu. Yu u n very prui ui Wt wid1 yu feruer iltt tkiu, ••ttti ruit. til f''' iru•• u•i•t tr11. iu~11h tf ruu, ui titt trip ltthtflrt.
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y,.,., Haluu: DurYflut, c•• ,,.fllatitul
lll4uy Htllltck,
w• .,. very ,,... tf , .. , Buiiu srut tctit•ict, llltrCilllf
iui, llli
~•itt • fututic Or~• Mtjer, f" ia'lt luru~ er •••• cieius tilt will lui yu futhtr ill lift. fiut itcftil tUptuiiififJ, priit, citttiiJ ritlll t'llt Wtlllf , IIi itetllllllf I ctril! ui
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lilly, s•7 prui tir.. ,~ ... tit yuu. Witi Wittt iii tit acu•plisi•uh , fellewill! wiat f" ielit'lt i1, tti •ttl tf all wit yu ·... Mce••· tptcitl ill •uy iuh. Yu will s• ftr. All tf ,., tt
ti••
Piillip Hunt: lt't •• very hri It uprus it werit iw prui we 111 tf yu. Yu i•wt trtWII 11ft uci 1 f1u yeus •••· 111i we kuw yu will uu•plisi wuierfel tiittt it yetr l1feti••· Wt !eve yu • .,, tiu yu will ,.,., hew. Meci l.tvt. Hess. ui Kiuu Me• 111i D1i
Allise11 Htu: Ourut A/lint ,
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A•1•i• Hotfiol4: Cusrehlatieu A•siel Hukt fer tie srut riit liue put fttr yurt .•. It wu a rul trutl Kup tit faili , ui iut yttr "iacksiit'' . .. Htvt fuf We ''"' yul Me•, Dai, ui Nic
Oaiui Luera
Cany Hayuaki : Cauy,
••if•
Yu wut fre• itill! ttr little Pitit witi 1 t1 itr fact ui ier iui it tie clttit. It • Nuflhl fUllS ltiy witi itr fttl plutei fir•ly. life iu ittt f11 Wllciitt f" ncctti ui fitii115 ut tittt COWS! We lett yu. Me•, Vtlena, S•••y. ui Dti
Yu 111 tie •ut ••prtuite yens •u Wt kuw. Y.. werhi u twe jtit, ptrhcipatei ill twe sptrh, tcfititiu , ui tiitti titscittltewspaptr, weluturei it tit itltrtct !rup. ••i•taiui 11 tl•ttt ptrftct sreit ''iat t'llrtJI ,.; ttill iai fiat It sui fuuis it sciul. We trt •• pr11i tf yu " yttr ptruh. Yuriutfnuit, Me• 11i Dai
Ktu Htli•u: Our Ktrt
Clritltplor Hollor:
A• yu ••itrk e11 • "uw iesiuitt" We witi yu •II tie i•pp•uu ui uccut yu .... ,.•. Jut Nliut 11 yurnlf, tti yu will tthit yur suit. We 111 n prui tf tit iantiftl, rttpeuiilt yeus we•tt ftt it'll itu••· ui Wt lnt yu 'ltry •eci. Me• ui Dti
Yu ''"' alway• iu• •• ftry .,ecial, ui we lev• f" .,,. ti11 yt~' ll ,.,., hew. It ,.,., like 111/f yuttrity f" Wtrt a ti1y itiy-tht yurt it'll puni •eci Itt fut. We trt 11 preti ef tie pern11 yu art ui tie yeus •u Y" iave itu••· Tit werli awtih yu ftllew yttr iru•t ui tiWtft it tr11 It yurttlf.
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Dnii Huu: Our Dnit, Ctrpt iit•f Ye1 111, ui tlwayt ~ .... ieu, • c~uttl tf srau It tien w\e hew yu . As yu crus uci ttW tiru~eli titti , kuw tiat yu are u•••inully levei ui npptrtei it •II tiat f" it. Kttp yur eyu u tit Priul l.twt elwayt, Dti, Me•, ~~~ Kttie
Alli1t1 Herrittt; Our Allittll.
Ciristepitr,
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Yu a ttmfic ptnu. Wt .,, .. pr11i er yu. ft•ily ~ .. ieu tnly ~luni w1t~ yur twul ••~ uritt pernulity. Mty Gti ttiit f" u yu s• ut i• tie werli te acu•plit~ , • .,,.. 1••
ltt'l tlwayt ,
WitiAIIOorl..,, Mtlll ui Oli, Bruiu ui Eriu
Rru Hick•u: Ottr Ryu ,
y,,·,. very
14••. Oo4, Trior, u4 Kyl•
Willie Htrllltt: Our CJ . We trt u very prui ef yu. Cutretelatiusl We pray ftr yetr culit11i ucuu. May f" tiWifl tllllt•ler It live 11 till Gti Will it pluni Wlfi yur lift. ·Gei •aku tir11 rt~tult tf Hit chiliru: De tie iett f" cu. w\trt yu art , witi witt yu itt'l . .. w." (Africu·A•tricu ~,.
.u tf fUr
1,.,. Y••·
Welen11i Stlttt Y... Me• ui Dti
Our Plillip
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Rtclul Hill:
Mo•. Oo4 , u4 Jolt
We art ftrtuatt te iavt ieu iluni witi uci a wuitrftl iusiter. It iu iut a trut jey watciillf f" trtW tp. We are ttry prni ef yu ••• all yur tcu•plisi•uh. All ur It'll 11iWititt fer tie irisitutfthre.
E•ily Httrr: Dur E•ily, Yu itWI fillei .. , livu witi i•f .. , ...... ,,.•• itt• • w..... Cutin• It li'll lift witi sre•t ptulu ui iup ut'llctiu. Wtlk yur tWt red, 11i yur lift u11t ftr Gei. Ati itt't precrutiute.
E•ilr Horoltck: Our E•ily,
Muiu Heue: Dur M111u.
We 111 prui tf yuf 't'ur iuuty ui •ahrity it'll t•iiti fll Wtlf. Wt CU tiWifl trut yu It sui iacititu. Du It yur uue tf rttputiiility, werk etiic, ui iattllisuu, WI .........., iai It Wtrry .... , , • ., UCCIII at Cuttuitl. ~ulititt will ...... , •• ,, uaift , .. ,, uccui it ull•s• ... it lift. cu,rthlttiutl len, Me•, Dai, ui Briu
It's iari It ielieve , ..·uie eff tt ull•t• ..... eei iu ileuei f" witi •uy taluh wi•ci we ~•P• yu will intltp It tie fellut. It will "••ire pttytr, ttlf-cutrel, 11i ptrtt~trtllu, itt Wt hew yu cu •• it. lt'll , .. t'lty •tci, Me•, Ot~ , Mesa•. Micitlle, 11i Mar•
Ja•i• Htlt: Durut Ja111i1, ,,.i .. Gti fer tit sift tf , .. , .,,,, • ilutitt , ........... II • ., lirtl. Suerti •••uh ,, yttr srewti will alwayt re•ait it ur iurh. Always keep Gei fint it yur lift, suk Hi• it everytiit! fll it; He will iirect yu a11i crewt yur efferts. l.tvt Yu Ourly, Sutt, Me•, ui luu Beth
e,., Jauit: Our Gras , v..·.,, ClltlfiiU!y ftui ..., c•usu it , • ., lift. Gt ftrwari, ui cutitll , .. , srewti wit• yur uhtuiillt peruulity, yur tra•uint suu ef ~••er, ui uj•y•ut ef lift. I •• very l~ekr te it'l't u •Y tu , ui I'• tlways iera te lne yu ui itlp f"· ltwt, Me• ui lyt~lh
J•i•uJ11ciu: DurJ•i•u.
lin Jentit: Our liu ,
C••trtltlahut Betil
Kuw t If f" 111 t srul tttru tf priit ui jty It 11 . We trt cufiiut titl f'" itltr· •iuflu, skills, 11i ttrusti •f citrtcftr will ielp yu •ut t•••rrew's citllusu, ui ucuu Will it yurt . fit ftltrt it iritif ui eppertuil111, Nuifut. 81 w\at fll Will It it . We will always it iere fer yu.
Cnsrahlatieul A letiu tappuei itri•t yur at Cuteuitl. W.11 yu wert a frut•u. Me• ptuti tWtf. It wu•'t always euy wiliut ier, itt Wt •••• it. At yu int srwt itlt • f'"! ltiy tittt put fur yun , l"tt tut ... , tf yur M••• ciaracltritflu u•• tirus~. I'• nrt tit wuli it u prui tf Y•• u I ••· Mty yu cutitu It frtW it ~., tpmt 11 f" •t'llltfl fii1111rf thfl tfyur fift- ui fU Wiflitct•t I f1Uf Wt•u. euiltck ., iusiftr. l.ttt,
Our R:tciul ,
Ctlltrtttltlitu. Wt trt 11 prtti tf yu ••• w\tt yu'tt i111 witi yur lift. Mey Gei cttlitll t• iltu yu u yu .,.,, itte • .. w ••• ucititt ti•• ef yur lift. ~..
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Me•, Dai, tlli Curie
Sutt Hel•u: Ottr Sutt, Wt 111 •• prtti tf yu ui •II ef fttr tcce•pliti•tthl Yu trt nci t jty, ui Wt li•1re suls ii!i-yu willeciiavt llrfiitt yur ieter•,••tiu It it well it utrytiitt pt ie. Set titt f" ieure. Kup Gei, ft•ily, 11i friuit 1 iiti prierity i11 yur lift. But ef leek 11i IICUU it fit fthrt. Wt ft'll fll Vtry •tci. Gti ifut.
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Ntttlit H•siu: Nehlit, ,,.,,,,fltuf tf , ... uci • tptcitl ,., ........... irusit .. •tci jty tti itppiuu h ltr livuf We Witi fU tfl lit iut II fll itt ill I IIW piut ill yttr
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We.,, tery prui ef f"r •uy acu•pliti•••h. Alwtys it tit uri•! ui lewia s peutt yu are. Yttr suuflwity, strusti, ui puititt utlttk will ctrry f" i• eciin••t ''"suit. Kuw alway• tht yttr Oti wuli ful 11 preti ef tie wuitrftl itiiwii11l yu ien itu••· eei Bleu
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Ot44y
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P~ill1pJo~mo:
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P~dl1p ,
Cttfttltlttiutl 'lit trt very pttt~ tf yn u~ l~tkitt ftnttri It Wtft~itt yn u yu JftW ••r• itritt yur ulltt• yun. lift it lib 1 Jiut It~, jut Wlllitt fer ftl It uptri•••f wit~ it. J11t iu't ~lew 11 •P· Wt •ill thrtty• ~. ~.,, fer yn.
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AlituJtttt: Our Alisu, Wt "' vtry pru4 tf ytt . Ra•••~tr tht tl.rt•!'- t4vtnity n•n tlrtt!fk. 'f11 k1Vt pluty ef tkt fer•er, .. w ut tkt !.tar It rulitt til tf yttr 4rt~••· Alw•y• Itt Gt4 w1lk ~ttl4t Y"·
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Mt•, Dti,
tti
lun
Juep~1u Ktlipui :
Juit ,
Wt'fl tiWtft ut ynr tluitrit ~it~ . ui ~tpt yn will utlitll It it n . Wt kuw ut rial fthre ~tlit , ht wt ;, he1t !tilt hlit t~t fthrt ·yn.· ltfl, Mt• ,,; Dti Ptt ynr tr11t it t~t ltri , ,,; yn will ptttptr.· levt , Jackie Hui werk ptyt tff.· Lnt, Jtlit Ot , .. ; .. u .., t~t
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Cuitet Kultr: Ctti.et, T\t ltp tu rutut yet c~tn Cutt .. itl: 10) l~t Ctftttril fui · liu·t t~1111k 11 9) Clanre•• te•ptrthrt · ptt~tily ut 11 AP u~rtu · Nti 7) fru ptrkitt· M••• 6) Her itir well "''~ "~"'"'"' · pmi~ll S) I~• ol4 l"t·likolr HI Toll'""' pltfort· Ukok Wkot"'r Ike
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011r A•u~ •• It tu•• like jnt yetltt~IJ ytt Wttt It~~~~'! tff It urury tc ttl , u4 lttk wtltrt yu Itt tWI Wt' tt Wtry pru~ tf til yttr tcct•plisk•tth, u4 1t •tlhr tl ru4 Jtl , ..... It ftlltW , tt•••kr wt' tt •••i•~ ytt 1!1 th wtyl GH4 l•ck 11 ynr ~tuf It ptttll yttr ~rta•sl Waltv.,.. r Mt•, Mike. Att.lti!k, .. ~ Ct1tly•
Kristt K1rlttre•: Kmh, At Wt tk111k tktt•!k ttl tktt yu 'ott lcct•plitkt4 u4 kew yu'wt !ttWt u u 114•r~4t~l, it •1ku 11 prtt4 . 'fttr 4t4iufltll It 1 tnk, 4tter•iutiu It tt«tt4, u4 11111 4r~ott trt ttl pttiti-tt ettrihtu It !•i4t ytt u yttr n~u~utt j11rttys. Wt will ltrt f" fertrtr Ma• , Ot4, u4Kti
Jet.• Kelltt: OurJth, If it I pltttlfl fl Wtlck ftl !fiW II~ ft
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JnnKitl•: DurJuu,
Kriltt:
Suit, 'fu .... Ullft4 lkt fi111k !itt tf Ill ttct , u4 lilt ftl Will ~1!11 frtllit! ftr ftl tttf.tr rtct. All ruuu ru, •tl uly tit Will th prilt. Ru it uc• 1 Wlf u It !at tka putt. Kup
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Cntr•hltheul Wt ttl tt prn4 •f yu Ower ••• flits ytt ''"' 4utltp .. 11ft uck • fiu , ... , .... At,.. Cllhllt Wttkll! ,.,~It K ltWt .. , , .. rs. Wt Witt.,...., •••, I I I I I .. ~ IICCIU. Gt4 ., ... , .. ,,.,,,,, le-tt, Ot4, Me•. J ....
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Me•, Dt4, u4 Lnr•
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Moll, Yu "' • tr••u4tlt jty u4 ~lttmt It u. We Itt t.ry ,,,.. tf til '''' uu•plit~•uh u4 plutt4 t~tt yu ~''' ~.c••• yu•s •u tf itlttrity, uuitif'ity, ••• hitl. . Mty Gt4 Ulfillt h ~, ....... tht•Y•· w. '"'' ,•• 'ilrf • " ' ' Mt•, Dt4, tt4 Nttt
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Jtyu Kuck!tr: Our Jtyct, c.. ,,. .. r.titttl Witt h Wis. , .. •tck ttppittlf u4 ttcuul Thu flit , .. ,. •••• ntWI .,, tt4 Jll hrt H.itVt4 II •tck. Wt Itt It Vl'f pt114 tf Jll. l.tvt,
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Morilr•tortu: Mtrilyt, P11plt weit u t.eli41Jt te !•1 tiffs , ~.t fre• tkt •••ttl f" arnrt~ I ••rt ;,., ""'"'' •itt. Ntw lift it tpttllt ih ~ .. ,., u•fi~ut ytt will nccu4. J11t n•t•~er : Tt t 111 tWt ulf •t tr11, .. ~ Gt4 will tlwtyt te t '" It urry yu . Prtt~ te t.ne yu u ur 4nt hr. left,
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Keit. M1lttt: Our Ktitk, Ctt!rthltlittsl Wtut u ••PPY ftr yn. T\tst !ttWit! tp yttrs tnt!"'., •II Itt ~tickly. NtW· yttr fthrt tWtih. kup yttr ftit• it Ge4, u4 htp ptruit! yttt !Uit. Th sky's th li•itl 'fu'tt utu tptcitl It 11. lert Alwtyt, Mt•, A•!it, Knit, Rutt, ~~~ Ot•lli~u
Jtt M•ps11: OurJtt, It !iru •• til tt.t pltuttt It ut!rtftltte yu. 'ftt •••• tnt u ••ck tt efftt. I tpt yu'll cnlitu yttt t4tuhtt tpu !tl~lllilf .
Jt•• Mutit:
f'" cutiut4
Jt•lt Mutit: OurJe•i•, Wt Itt vtry prtt~ tf wht Y" •~" tcct•plith~ .. ~ tt.t ptrsu yu ••rt keu•• · Wa wist. JU •tct. IICCIU II~ ktpplttU it Jilt ftltrt. J1•it, Wt ltrt Jll tiWIJI. Ot4, Mt•, u4 Juu
lorl• lo~lo~ici: Durutleyla, Ct•trtttlttiutl Wt'r~ pru4 tf yu u4 tl.uUel fer itllt t put tf '"' lift.
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Meet. Ltvt, Bolo, A111, u4 Si~ol
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w,·,. uuptin1lly prtt4 tf yu . Gt~ !tttt yu Hit nct.ut tleullt'· l.tve,
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itlt • very uuitivt, uri•t • f"'! •n Willi Wtt4trftl 4ru•• u4 npinti111. W tl • !"4 ki411 R••••hr Wt 'rt tiWtft ktrt fer ytt. Kttp •• ••ilit'l ltv• IIWIJt ,
Cttt.ttltt McCey: Our Ctt ttitt, Wllu yu Witt •ttt, Gt~ .,.,,,, jty itlt •Y lift. Thtt ytt Wttt spuklit! tu,t.t, witt. ltv. .. ~ itftlli!uu. 'ftt've trtWt ith 1 hnflftl, rt•tth~lt , levitt Jilt! Wt•lt. I hew yu'll t•krtct lift II~ ••h it Jttr tWt. Gt~ .ftu u4 Wtlk Witt. Jll tkru,t.ut Jilt lift. len'"'
Me•
Me• u4 Do4
Jnit Miutci: OurJttit, Gt4 kn ., ....4 .. witt.. Wtt4trhl4u,t.ttr. cu,rtttltfltll .. yur IUt•plitl.•tth. 'fur 4t4 u4 I kut tlwtyt ui4 It ftlltw yur 4ru••·•lh tk•• tnt ••uttt tl.ty l.t¥1 trufertt.
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ltu Mituci Our ltu,
It wu 1 jty ftt 11 It su ytt !"" tp u t Wtt~trftl f'"! I•~· 'ftt puun tt.t ~ttlifltt lt.•l will tth , .. fu it lift. Ctttrtltltflllt .. Jtlt tcct•plis ......
to ... Mt• u~ Ot4
Rthcu Meu:
M1n: Mtrrnuy: Our Mtrk,
18 yt~n ·- thy'vt '"' •• futl Wa "' •• pru4 af ytt. 'fu '-••• !IWt itlt flit! .... Wt Witk Jll UCCIII u4 I liftfl•t tf .tppittlf, lart,
Do4, Me•, .,j
M~e~ollo
1
very sptci•l
Our R•••cu, Wt Itt II ptll~ tf Jill lft .... I jtJ Wtfckitt Jll !tiW tp itlt II itftllitttf, Ufllt, •tuflftl '"'! wt•tt. Witt. yttr ~tftr•it~lin .. ~ ltt:l ftt lift. we kuw yu will Kct•plisk kltw we ttt kttt ftt yu. ttl tf yur ~r.. ••· Gt fttt• wit• • t.1ppy eut, •• ~
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Me•, Rick, u4 Mtlitu
Ju11ftrMcEIIie: OurJu, W1tc i•! yu '""11ft uc• 1 cttll! tt4 te11hftl ptttn u ' " ' ' " tf 11r !rutut jtyt. Nntt leu ,,., '"" •f 14-tnt•re .. ~ '"' zttt ftt life. Wa,. •II rtry ,,..4 tf yu .. ~ kuw ''" Gru~p• it lttkll! 4ewt, s•ili•t u4 f•ll tf pri4t •I 1!1 yu ·ve teet• pin t4 . Mty til fttt 4rt~•s ct•t h11 . H•t• .. ~ Kiutt . Wa ltvt f" · Me•. Dt4, u4 l.tu
kttt.ttltt Mtttt: Our Kttie, Ctttrtflltfttltl Wt Itt tt prtt~ tf Jll II~ fllr tcct•pJit •uh. 'fttr ftftrt IWIIft. R••••~tt tt.et ntry l""'f ku t ••u•tt· It tftry cunict, tkttt it !ttwt . It tnry Nhtt , ... ,. it • pttpttt. At~ it •t•tth tf 4tths, re•t•hr It klitft it ytttttlf. Yn ut 4t uytt. .. , , •• 4ru• yttt 4ru•s.
Jo1 Nollitu: J•1 Bot · Wt.tt 1 ••rill tt 111 t is •ilutut 11 yttt life! It u ' ' " Gt4's plu fer yttr lift uftl~s. Wt ,,,tcltft yttr sutt tf u~ (uullyll yur slttl! t ftrwtt~ttu. WtltHJII ~.4
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••tt. crtttrnty, pttutYttttct ,
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Kelly N!'Y" ' Kelly Cusr~h ldltu l Wt ut ~•ry ''"4 It su ter little Ktlly trtlt tp It ••n•t uc~ 1 h11tlftl r•••t lt4y. It n••• lih ttly yuter4ty l~tt yu Wert rtuu•t •••• fr•• ~lt4ersutu cryiiiiJ. tt4 uw ftt 'rt flllltt '"'Y fre• u. Witlt ynr 4mt ui 4tltr•iutin It uccu4 . we Itt uariiut t et yur ••ru u4 4ru•t will •• ftfnlle4 . R•••••er It listu It ftlt lturt u4 t et we 'll tlllttft •• lttrt fer f" · Wt I•~• yu ftry •~eltl Me•. Dt4 , At4y, De4t~ , u4 Tt•i
Masu Offeatlflt : Dur Mesu. We trl •• ,,,,;
P~u•s Nstyu: Our Phus . Tltut tttWIII! tp yurt ~t'tt Jill
Aoy Oekley:
•v ell tu ~tickly. 'f11 kuw tht? Gui ltck It y11 uri
yttr . We Itt lttkllt ftrwtti It Wtlc~i•t yu lutt ui tttW at ulltt• · Allt~r llftui pttytttferyn, Me• . D1i. ui Ntt
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t•••t• will n•• yeer way
rll v.. .,, ••• ,, ,•• sruhtt tifh
W ere wuli tie Citttttt •• Wtfiut Schtl Spirit? Snt tie ~ttl fer lut--Ct clus tf '991
Puur:
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Me• ui Dti
Pttrcy:
Wt Jl'tt t uh fer t t jty , ....,. ~tiiJ~I It ttr li'ttt ui fer t t yeus ••• ef c trtcltr yu'te ~eu•e . Otr prtyer it t~Jt f" cnfi111 h ••h Wilt c~tieu i• l~t t•ptrfut t~tttt i• lift i• f~t yurt t~ui. Mt•,
Tltttt ttt ttl nnt~ werit It uy lttw Ytry prui wt ttl ef yn .,; ynr tcu•plidtMuh . 'fur fttt~ . u•pauitll , ui Yllttt will aiWtft urvt yn well . Yn lit~l •P tit livu tf tYtrytu Y" u•t i• cultct wit~ . WtltYtfll , Mt•, Dti, ui Jttti
I
tptcitf ftiyf 'fttr fnt~llt Cll fifl
I
ttt•, ui flit itiiufiu It ~it~
Ftt• Mr. Gtttll It tit u•p•ltt Bttll, ~~. yuu itYI n.w. ~· ,,. ef tie ptttu ytt itYe ku••· We ltYt yul
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Dti, Me•, ui Hiltry
1\t ftt 18 fUrt itYt htt jtftll. Wt'll •111 fll •iutt•tnly." Ytt
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o., werli it htter ~tc•n• ef f"· ltYI ,
Kelt ,.j Kelly
Oej, Me•, Ry, .,j Ric
Kttry R:ehrh , Dur Kerry Ctlltu,
W 11 ftl were hr1 , yn Wert hutifel, p ysiully. At yn ~ ...., JtiW'I , we ~l'tl Wttchi fll iutltp ilft I hutifef ptrtll, Ill 11fy p fltctfly, ~II ilftrully II Will. W~ef~tr it~~ WlfC~IIIJ flit pttWIU II 1~1 tiCCit fttli fitfiiiiJ ft fll pfty piut II fttr fiiiJitl fly tcrtu f I keys,
'f11r Hit~ Sc~ttl yurt ~t'tt fltW't 11 •uy •••trttt fer•itt tici ultrt 11i pttltttt 11 f"r · lift't Q•iW . .. Ati 11w, • uw · c•apttr" it hfera yu, twtiti•t yur iuitt ui persutlintiu. We pny t~tl f" will tiWift suk Cti't will ui iutcliu fer yur lift , ui f" will fiti J•Y ni tivuttrt it uc• ttW ity. Wt ltYt y11 •• ••c~l
Yu ~ • .,. tt'ftt h11 a alf-lturtei p1r111. W~atner yn tlti'tt fer, fll ~tYt tlways sint
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Dur
W tlntt fll eltttt ft it, •• putitult 1•111 it, 11i ull clut .
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u..... Me•. Dei, tti Matt
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Rt•t :
Cutttltlttiusll •• 11 pr11i tf yul Kup Gti first it yur lift; t• It Hi• ftt t'ttryt~itt . Mti•hit yttr t~ility It uptrtlt "rul friuit" ftt• uucittu . Utt yttr sifts It ~~ tit ~ut , .. Cll ~. II .....,,.~IIIJ , .. it. Yilt '••ily ,,, , .. , ~tck tlwtyt . c.. ,,.,,l1tieu, Wit~ All Lnt , Me•, 01i, 111i Kni11
Cusuttlttius, Dlfiil We trt very pr11i ef y11r tcce•plitiMuh. Yilt uritsity ui it· Jill iff ~I'll •tit fU Yttf lli~tt ui I ltt•uint llltct tf priit. Pltttt flit itu•t btWIIJ we will lt'tt ui upptrt f"· Wt Witi fll •tclt itppiuu ftt tit fthrt . Otr lt'tt tiWtft,
Mto, Oej, Mitcltll, ,.j ftjj
Mt• ui Dti, Jeuit, Mtllf, Clucy .,; R:tilly
Cnstthlttiusf We trt
Nttltml Ryle: Dur Nttiu, tt
pr11i tf til y11r tcu•pliri•uh. Yu ttt tt tupitttiul Frt•
lit ity fll Witt ~ttl , yn''ft ~ttl lit priit 111i jty. Wt''lt ujtyti WtfciiiJ fU JtiW ui wui fll lit •••I tf leek tnt yur i• ullttt 11i lirttt~llt flit lift. ltvt,
Ct~rtuySuit:
Je~t ,
o.,
livu itYt ~~~~~ llrteltti ynr prtsuct. Wt uututly ••rv•l tl yur llttt''· ynr it•tt, ui yur •••zitt l•ility It inur u•ptltt tut ltttb. We ttt u prni tf yu . Utt yttr t•luh , 111i h -"•••vtt Y" wut ft ~•. Cusuttlttieu u y11r uu•plit~•uh. lt'lt , Mt• .. ; o.;
ltt'l,
Me• ui Dti
Jelo Sejoltk:
pr11i tf tit u•p1uit11ft, fuctttli•t · u•plu ptttu fll Itt. E.. , y11
Dl'tii Re.11u11 :
Jeutiu Ryu: Ju ,
yter •I• hart tti s11l: .,.,., i11h yuuelf, ui """ iuh t~at we lewe yu wit~ 11r wlele ttrltuiuels .
11
o.,
Breiu Rtptlis: Our Brtiu,
Brttl Rtttn : Dur Britt,
Our E11ily, I ••
it'll uly jtlf •etu It tcct•plit~ yttt iru••· Th ftttrt lttlit 11 •tty ptui~ilitiu .. cittu wiuly .. , Inti eftu ... ••h • iifftruu. I haw yu will •• uccauftl. Cti Blur 'f11. left 1lweys, Me• (Mih , Ryu, Alicit, Ti•. ui Dtviil
C~ritttpitr
Me• ui Dti,
ti•t••s i• t~• c~eu, er •P••ki•t it c •rc~ · w• ~ ...., hew• t~•t '" ue ·~~·~" ui tpeettl. T\uk fll ftt ••tthiiiiiJ flit thtisris. ui ftt kupitt flltulf put. T\uk f" ftt y11r k11ittu 11i unili'tt uftrt·yn ttt 1 villi put tf 11r fa•ilyf We UIJttfelalt fll , tlli we lt'tt ytt . Me• ui Oai, Ryu, Reue, Da•u, Ctiy, ati MaShy
""!Y
tie f11fttt will ~ri•t u th11iuu tf h1pp11ut ui jty It 11r lift, ui tlttt yu will uccui tl .... , ....., , ..... I •• vary ,, ... tf yu , ,, ........, t'ltt cltut•· ltVt , .. huht , o.;;,
c•ritltpitr,
h••• ui ult~rtlt th ~ut ti•u . Htfl tlrust~ i• 11r cufiiuu tf ynr ••ility. Htvt fttti ill flit ciaracter.
Eoily Pltflerkero: Dttr El•t, I hue wttchti f" sttw ftt• • little tirl ~•liillt •lukett ui ftllt It • ••utiftl yutt ltiy fell ef ui lift. 'fur s•il• ui ~ •• ,, •till! wtt•th h til ef 11 . I haw th•t
Attn Raffett: Attu,
li•iuy Reii: litiuy,
thtitrir ut u u••plt fer til tf 11. We trl pr11i tf yttr •uy tcct•plis~•llh it ~~!~ tC~III ui Wit fll ~1pp11111 ui UCUII II fU cutiut II fllr jlltllf. We ftYI yuf
•It
'" witi It'll tti uutt•t••ut u f" ....., tiui . Mtei lewt, Me• . D1i, Jtdt , ui Atittw
w.rt .... ,... o.; Ji• . ..; J ..
Cerrte Reii : Ctrrte,
tf tiYtlfltt ui •est upecitlly haw
Tit rtti ~n1 't tlwtyt .... t•ttt~. ••t flit itltt•illlitt itt ~tttsit fll It titt tu l. Fthtt rttis ttt• ,.,,~ Itt , tth thu it•p• u • ehllt•t•· ui iu 't Itt tie• th1i 11 tit wty tf w~tt fll Wttf It tcuMplit~ . Pltut tiWift hew till Wt will IIWtft ~~ ,.,, ftr
••Y
Me• ui Oti
Knit Ptpt: Dur Ntnk,
Jelo.
'ftt trl 11i11i
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Juu Ptftttu: Juu,
We Ut II pttli h ittfl fll II ur ttl . ffr .... fu It Wtlcit t'ttry thtt tf flit lift, tlli we r• lukiiiJ ferwtri It ~Bet t~• fetert ~.~~. fer f"·
Jt~l
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Jeutltu,
11111
Cuty P1ll1• : Our Cuay
Bryu .
th fthrell We left r•• tt4 letk ferwar4 It tittrllt • .,, t"4 II••• W1lll yet it th ftltrel Alwtyt hl4 tnt h yeer iru•• · lett, Me•. Dti, u4 Ker1
Jt~tlitll
t~rus~ yur ufitt life. E•i•Y ui nlti'tth yur thtf WI IIWtft/tYI fU .
Bryu 0/ivtitt:
it til "' li'ttt, Cre•t
Our A•u, We ut u pr11i tf 11r "t ptcitl" iusittt ui tirftr Yur i~ri werk, iilisuu. ui ietu •uulill It ;, ynr ... t 11 nerytiillt f" try ttl cittacftt fttth fiat we l!tpt will 111 ftl
Wt ttl It ptni tf fit hfllf .. , UtSifitt, tti lt'fltJ ptttll fll itYt ..CIMI. 'f11r IIIII ef h•er ui lnt ef lift will alwtyt tlltw f" It ••htt ynr irtt•t. Y11 it'tt y11r witlt lift tiui ef yn , u tit •ut ef uci ui t'ltry ity. ltt't , .. tlwtyt, Me•, Oti, 111i Scett
••kt
Dur Ct~rhty,
Er11 Sayltt: Our Erit,
Witi tftJ ftll ef tun , I tfttttlt fer werit It uphtt th pttttllth ••tfitu witiit . tf yur teu•pliti•uh ui Itt cufiiut titt yn will cutt uccus h fellew yu tirntillt tit fthtt .
CIIJttflltfituJ Wt Itt It prui tf fll 11i flit tcctMpfiti•llft. "(II Itt fttfy I flfufti fUIIJ ltiy witi • Jrut 11111 tf it•tr. Ai• iiti. ftlltw yur iru•tl But withts ftt t lifati•• tf itpptttul
n,.. ,~ '" ,•• tiflttitf, , ........ tri••piei lih • cit•pllt. w.·,. til i•••utly ,,..;
lt" AI••Y•·
WE LOVE YOUI
Meo, Otj, Joo,
J•~• .
C.T.,
C~om,
Peppto, Sptl, ,.jell tllm
Ki•. Ktrry, Mt• ui Dti
s•• , .. s..,........ ~:
Mattiawsa•u•: Dur Matt,
JurtuSieriiu: Dur Jentct,
s •• piu,
Ytt trt tr~ly ttr ttfl tf Gti. Wa ttl ftry pr11i tf f" ui ell I tf yu t'tt aciilfti. Yu are • Ytry ithllisnt. ui urttt ptnll. Wt ut't ••tit h tell yu lttw •ec~ jty yn ~ .... ~tUJ f ftft llf fifll. Wt Wtti fll ell fit ~tpptuu ui IICUU it flit ftfltt. Wt htW fU Wtfl it srutf We len 'f11,
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We ut •• PROUD tf til ftt htfl tcct•plititi 11 hce•••t uci 1 ittlitttititi i11iifli11l. 1\t putittt fll utui It tit puplt i1 fttr lift, tit jttruys fll it'ft c~ttu It •••ttk tt ;
f"''" '"'
ui flit ewt peueul ineltp•ut ttt utttptut.lt. R•••••tr, • fit •I '" ; , , , . , , ' ' ' " ' ' •• flit ul ••f •• ' " ciru•tfucll " (Wuiittlll). We will 1IW1f• ~titre It upptrt ui leva yu ttcuiiti .. tlly, u itu lit leri. 'f11 ttt trtly • •l•ui•t lllltli'lttl
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ltt'l, .,j Mto
CnJttftltlieul Wa kttw ytt Wttt 11 uuptiutl ciili, tti f" lttve tttWII itlt
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t11ul fUllS we•tt. 'fur ''"' tf lift, nri•s peuutlity, itltt•tllfiu, tti 11li•itti tttttf wi II tth f" witrtter f" watt It tt. 1\uk yn ftt all tit i•Y ui itppiuu f" hfl •tlltit It"' lifu. 'f11 hfl 1 titus ttl ef Ytltu ui • , ..; ittrt. Du't ~t tfrtii It ftllew yur iru••· Wt Wert pr11i tf ytt wiu fll Witt flllf , WI Itt pr11i tf ftt IIW, IIi WI Will tllfillt It •• pr11i tf fll i1 tit fthtt .
wart . .,,.. ,
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Mtt!~tw
S1r1~
S1111tt1t :
Moll CttJrthfthtu f 'f'11'tt I JtUt ptntt Wit~ St IIIIC~ ptttthll; it's ~UI li t Jlf It Wife~ fll JftW itft 1 ••t•r• fiiiJ 11111 , wit~ ne~ • ~ri ,~t ••ilt. 'f'11 ~n't • kitf uf Jllt tiiS hut , 11 ; wt trt ptttf tf til , ...,., ten•pl ithi . l<up JttWIIJ 11 11111i ui spmt nary ity, 11f ,..,.~.,. y•• wdl tiWtft ~'"' ,., ltt't ui uppert .
ltt'l, M••· Oti, 111i Ryu
Sllttr ·Shrttfut: Our Sut~ . T\ttk ytt ftr til t~t i tcrtii~le ••••nn tf ynr teflt'lhu tti acn•p l 11~•uh ui JI'IIIJ 11 ••c~ tf yttutlf It lift. 'f'tt cuhut It tllllle •• wit~ yur ttluh . erttfl'tity, itltialnt, rp~rit , 11i "''"•· At ytt tftp ep It •ut 1 IIW werl• tf chlluJU. r••••••r tht W'llere•tr f" J• - W~tltt'tr Y•• c~eeu te it - I will •I••Y• it c~tttiiJ ytt tt . Kup ••ili•J t 11 '"''"' ••ile -
Ouitl S•it~ : CuJrthl1t11u Du, I •• ~~" ;,., u 1uputhtt t•
tt
"'l prtti tf yu ui t t flu yntJ •u yn it• ~•n•• · Vu
••0A ••• ui • fuui . I •• uc•tti ftr yu Nuut eft • 1•••u•
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n. ,,,,,. u '""· r.r. 111 l"'AI•oyo Ool
••kt th wtrli ••il1 wit~ yu . ....
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Moo
Juti Spuur: Our Juei, "T\t rttJ tf 1 hiitr wu ttt'tr 1111111 It rut tpu , ~It uly It hli 1 •u's feet luJ '"''~ tt 1 u~lt ~~~~~ It ptt th tl~tr tt•tlfttt ~i,hr " Wt trt vtry prui tf yu ui lt•t yn "'l ••e~ .
Au$tule: Our Au , cu,rthlttitnl Wtrit Ulttl txprtu ~.w 'tltf ,, .. ; •• .,, tf , ... kuw , .. will aeu•plit~ til 1~1 Jll lt yu ~Itt ut ftt yur ftllft . Vtt trt trely tJtn tpecit l 11i will tlways •• ,., .. ,,lin tirl.·
w.
Sut Stt11•u : Strt •fre• ~ert It Ntn Sutit.
Wo oro ll111ol t ot yu·.,
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lt't tru - t~u . uw , ui ftrtttr . Vet ttl 1 ~u l ity ~ .....
tm~ol11r
llflo. CONGRATUlATIONS! ANO ONWARD II Wel.tft'f'tt.
Lt-· tiWtfl.
Moo, Ool, Cory. ul Clylo
Grui•• ... Gruipa
Jtut~u
Sttlhfu:
OurJtut~u .
CttJrlftlltitUf Wt Itt St pttti tf ftl . 'f'tt ~l'tt ~fiiJ~f U Jtllf Jlf 11f nfuflcfitt, 111f w• 1tit~ yu t~• n•• it yur fttttt . Wt ltn f" lth ,,; will tfWift ~. ~.,, fer y••· left, Dti, Me•. A11ireu , 1ti St~utiu
Nu~ Strtttu: 011r Nu~ , I •• wery prui tf t~t •tltit, tutitift , ui uri•J flltJ •u ytt ut ku••· Ftlltw yur iru•s. I kuw ytt ut acu•plit~ uyt~IIJ. I lev• ytt.
Oej1
Swu~ttJ :
c.. ,,.,.l.titu,
w.·,. ••
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Moo
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Otjtl nukt ,., all t~e jty , ...... , •.,... u . ~tuflft l. IWUI. n•ptulluft , iehr•itti, lltriwttkiiJ ptuu. Vur ilftJnfy ui •uy ttluh •1h til , .. , .,.... n•• tru. prtti tf , ..... , • ., acu•plit~ ..... , We Wit~,.. , , ••• lift Cit prttiit. ltt't, Me• ui
lttru Niult Tt~tliiiJ : Our Nikki , It's~.,; It ~tlitt't it it tlruiy ti•t ftr yu It Jtliutt. It su•• u if uly ytsftrity I wu Wtrtlti 1~111 yu hkitJ t~t ~tt It first ,,.;,, At,..,ty, ,..,.~., It ~tlil'tt it ynutlf, werk ~.,; ui yu cu 1en•plit~ uyt~iiJ . We will tiWift ltt't yn ui will 1IW1f• ~. t~u fer yu . le-tt,
Moo, Ool,
W~ituy
ul K11tlyo
••II
0••
Kylo Trul•oy: Our Kylo ,
S~en
CtiJrthlttieul Wt art u prui tf t~• f111J •u ,...,., ~•n•• · Vur teu•plitt.•uh tuit•lctlly, tft.ftflully, ,.; pttttttlly Itt tWUtllll. l<ttp yur Jttlt ~it~ u yu pttut fttr iru••· Vucuitt'tlftll, ••••fttitl Wt ltve yu very ••c~ ui will tiW•Y• k lien ftr yu. Bt itppyl MeM, Oti, Ctrrit, tti Cllristu
Wt will tlwtyt rt1111•~er ''" fiut tcllttl ity, .,. u ar• . BrtWIII Scttt •ttfitJt tWi••i•J , ucur, ui ttft.tll , fnuis frt• MIC~IJII ••• C ••P•IJI, •tt•uh ui c tit, IIIJIIJ , IIIJIIJ , uf lltJIIJ, Uetlfttt rtttlh II tC ttl. ftiy\IJ flirt, .tiJ t ftttrt ftCIIJ
Trtttt:
s ttl, 0
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Wit~
ur len tti uppert ,
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Where The Journey Began 1. Keith Malone, Joe Mapson 2. Kendra Gerstein, Jason Dorsey
3. Jessica Sheridan, Kri ta Karlstrom 4. Scott Hoi es, Tiffany Ge rke S. John Piercy, Ke in Pope 6. Christopher We ber, Jessica Sheridu, Kri ta Faron 7. Lauren Tabelin , D borah Wiggam, Stephanie Umland, Janna Peter , Karen Novak, J ifer Millage, Candace Kesler, Kendra Gerstein, Krista Faron, Megan Bright 8. Tara Wetzel, Jennifer Grusby 9. Janna Peterson, Alison Askew, Janelle Coan
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The Rood to Success e all will ch ose different pat
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t•Jl()IJI), '1,111~. . ~11\lllr :r1~. . s J.l ... Mark McCabe is a very de~icated individual not oRiy tewud his academics, but also toward the welfare of his country. He intends to become a marine following high school graduation and will be utering buic training in San Die!o, California. Upon completing the preliminary coursu, Mark plans to train in Florida to pursue a career u a Marine firefighter. With hopes of attending the University of Illinois following his term, his dream is to one day become 1 Marine officer. Mark hu worked already to receive rankings and wu recently honored with 1 promotion. His inspiration hu come from his father who wu 1 member of the army and enjoyed the experience tremendously. Mark also believes that being in the armed forces will be an interesting and exciting profession which will allow for traveling nationwide. Bein! an individual in the Marines takes courage, strength, and the will to succee~ . Mark McCabe certainly hu each and every ou of these qualities.
leges an d un iversitie , we will select a direction best suited to our needs. Many will choose a path leading to immediate fame and fortune, whereas others will study in school in order to one day benefit from their hours of study. With high hopes, dreams, and hard work, everyone can, and will, achieve his or her goals for the future.
Only 4.6% of the 194 seniors surveyed plan on enlisting into the armed forces
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Senior Emily Hornbeck has selected the collegiate path to lead her to a bright and prosperous future. Upon graduating from Centennial, she plans on majoring in Chemical Engineering at the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign. Besides being a world-renowned institute, Emily has chosen the U of I because of distance. "If I selected a university which was far away from home, the travel expenses would be too great and the time at home would be too little," she explained. While at the University of Illi no is, Emily also anticipates living in a dormitory and joining a sorority in order to meet u many people as possible during her Freshman year. Good luck in the new millennium!
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One hundred and seventy six students expect to attend a coli•!• or university in the next year. Twenty percent of the students plan on going to the University of Illinois, whereu 27% anticipate enrolling into Parkland Community College in Champaign. Other popular institutes of hi!her learning include Illinois State University and Illinois Wesleyan in Bloomington, and Southern Illinois University in Carbondale.
Cindy Fleming is a student who hu chosen to enter the work force upon graduating. She anticipates attending cosmetolon school in the fall and will be working u a secretary part-time in order to earn an income. Cindy has selected such a profusion because she enjoys helpin! others and feels the job is practical. She intends to stay in the Champaign area and attend Parkland one day with the hopes of receivin! a degree in nursing. Cindy, unlike many, is planning to take on a great responsibility following her high school career. She is going to enter the "real world" before some students even decide on what they would like to do in life. Such a step shows Cindy's maturity and willingness to succeed in life.
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the 194 senior students surveyed, 91% plan on attending a college or university during the fall of 1999.
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tudents at Centennial possess not only skills Jason Curtiss has played soccer for many teams academica ly, but also artistically and throughout the area including the Champaign Park District, athletically. choo programs many times do not Little lllini, and our very own Centennial High School. He offer the cha nges needed by students to excel has even trained in Chicago for an outstanding Olympic team. in a certain xtrac rricular activity. Therefore, A talented player, such as Jason, made three different "cuts" individuals are directed to programs outside of in order to reach the state level. From these four regional school 'n order o display their talents. Though teams, he then advanced to play against the Holland National we cannot possibly highlight the excellence of team. Jason's position, being in the midfield or a forward, every student involved in such activities, we is quite physically demanding. Great endurance is needed to were, however, able to select several students run fast and to jump high, but that aspect of competition is who exhibit unique talent. Such skills may lead what drives him. With such athleticism, Jason hopes to one these individuals onto yet another path in life, day play soccer in college, possibly at a Big 10 university. the high road. See you at the World Cup!
Senior Michael Curtin has an amazing talent for painting and drawing. He began to take his talent seriously when he waged a friendly competition with a close friend whom he be- When speaking of Jaimee Jaucian, dedication, certainly comes to mind. Each Saturday morning, Jaimee rim and goes to Indianapolis to ice lieved was a better artist than skate the day away while being coached by professionals. Beginning at age he. Today, Michael believes it five, Jaimee showed a great interest in the sport and learned the skills is easier to draw than to paint. necessary to achieve her goals u a skater. Today, she spends hours upon He also immensely enjoys the hours training for advanced beautiful but confusing work of competitions. Four mornings painter Salvador Dali. "I get a a week. Jaimee wakes at 4:1S big kick out of it," he replied a.m. to start a one hour when asked why he liked the practice at 6:00 in the artist so much. When Michael morning. "I've been doing it begins a piece, he says he for so long •.. it's just not starts from an image inside his too hard [anymore], " she commented. She is currently head and lets the pencil guide training for future competi him in his creation. "It just tions and is working specifikind of creates itself," he cally on her salchow. Jaimee commented. Michael has anticipates trying out for Ice received many awards for his Capades or even taking a artwork and was granted with coaching position in the years the Gold Key Award (first to come. She does, however, place) in the Scholastic Art want her focus to be on acaAward. As a result, his artwork demics and plans to attend was displayed in a museum in Ohio State in the fall. Watch Washington D.C. Get your for Jaimee at the next winter Olympics! autographs today!
There she is •.. Miss Dance of Michigan. Senior Gina lathrop was awarded the state title in 1994 after a grueling competition in which she performed in front of thousands of spectators. Her ability and charisma have graced the stage for ten years and continues to be a large part of her everyday life. In 1996, Gina was awarded 3rd place in the national Showbiz Competition and received the Carrie Rose Winski Dance scholarship for future dance training. She is currently enrolled in the Champaign-Urbana Ballet Company and plans to attend college part-time while dancing for the renowned Joffrey Company in Chicago in the fall. "I think dance is very difficult because not only is it athletic, but it's an art form," Gina commented. "'You have to make it look like it's not athletic. That's the illusion of dance."
Rachel Johnson
hu been a renowned figure at Centennial for the put four yeus . Winning competitions, beating school records, and advancing the team to the state finals are merely 1 few of her accomplishments. She also won first place at the Junior National Competition in the 200 Fly in 2:16.86. Rachel, in addition to aru achievements, competed in Israel in the Maca bee games and wu also named a High School Scholastic All American in the 200 I.M . She is a very dedicated athlete and hu joined many teams throughout the year including Aquachiefs, the Champaign Country Club, Peddie Prepar-atory School in New Jersey, and our very own Centennial High School. In November 1998, she attended the State Finals in Evanston and won 2nd place in the SOO yd. Free with a time of 4:59.10. Other events in which she continually excels are the 200 m Fly and the 200 yd . and 400 yd. I.M . Having such success not only athletically but academically, Rachel was awarded a scholarship to Northwestern University. Besides concentrating on swimming in college, she plans to focus her time toward a degree in engineering. Keep your eyes open at the next summer Olympic games .
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"My cat got stuck under the hood of the car and his tail got burned off. It took $1SOO and 3 surgeries to fix him." Sarah Talbott
No parking zone- Somphon Sengsouvuh ud Thida Phetchareun are running a little late for schooL They are lucky to find 1 parking spot because of the limited space.
When asked for a solution to the lack of puking in the student puking lot, 76% suggested a new area should ~e constructed adjaeut to the foot~all field.
Of the SO Centennial drives surveyed, the most populu dream car ~tu the Dodge Viper followed ~y a Feruri and the 1998 Volkswagen Beetle.
"When I hit my first squirrel, I had to pull over and collect myself." - Melissa Johnson lunchtime- Centennial students are fortunate and have the privilege to go off-campus for lunch. The rush can be very hectic in the parking lot. Walkers, beware!
Drive safely- As Carrie Reid climbs into her friend's car, she is reminded to put on her sui belt. Students at Centennial are encouraged to take precautions at all times while driving, especially at lunchtime.
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lease wait u til the ride has come to a com plete sto . Your seat belts may now be unfasten ed. Thank you for rid ing on the Cen ennial express . We hope to see you again soon . year of high school is nothing less than a roller coaster adventure. It certainly has its ups, yet it also has its downs. When finished, however, the journey creates wonderful memories which will last well into the future. We, as graduates, are now able to reflect upon the experience and take from it not only knowledge, but the lifelong friendships made along the way. Each person can look back upon Centennial and see flashes of athletic events, performances, and classroom activities. Every experience has hopefully made a lasting impression. As students, a more mature and responsible individual has formed in all of us. Hopefully the path chosen following high school will lead to happiness, fortune, but most importantly, success. In just a few months, our calendars will be turning to January 2000. Another year will come in which new times wi II be had and new experiences shared. Being the youth of the world, we are certainly on the road to that time,
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Boy4, Dowi4 163 Brou, Kothoriu 134 Bro4b•ry. B••J'"';' 148 Bro4hom, Huthor 56, 96, 97, 163 Bromloy, K11io 54, 55, 120 Bru41, E4wor4 53, 163, 176 Brll41, Nicholu 134 Bronhom, Mollhow 35, 41 , 76, 91 , 120 Br.. o, Amo 25, 36, 37, 38, 43, 59, 134 Brm, Dowi4 23, 24, 25, 27, 36, 37, 38, 43, 48, 50, 59, 148 Bronomu , ltchory 73, 134 Bronnor, Koitlyn 23, 41 , 74, 134 Bri~!" · lio4uy 35, 89, 120 Bri!hl, Mo!'" 48, 163, 190, 196 Bri!hl, Michul 49, 134 Brirki, Junofor 134 Brirkio, Alim 11 , 51 , 163, 177, 183 Brill, Aothooy 10, 65, 134 Brilloo, luh 120 Brilloo, lio4uy 148 Broo4rick, Erik 134 Brockm10, Sm 135 Bromo , Allyroo 66, 67, 86, 87, 103, 135, 142 Bromo, Michul 52, 65, 83, 163, 184, 190 Bromhu!h, Mo!'" 35, 89, 102, 120 Brookr, D11iollo 27, 28, 29, 54, ss, 163, 181 Brown, Antonio 120 Brown , Chrirtophor 23, 27, 36, 37, 38, SO, 51 , 148 Brown, Cory 56, 80, 135, 143 Brown, Du iollo 120 Brown, Dowi4 6, 91 , 120 Brown, Jhou 163 Brown , Koroo 120, 128 Brown, Shno iiro 67, 135 Brown, Showo 25, 135 Brown, Stophonio 135, 144 Brown , Tio 163 Brown, Vooohnio 41 Brownfiel~ . Kmn 135 Brownlu, Jor4on 24, 25, 27, 43, 48, 59, 114, 163, 164, 181 Brownlu, Stephonio 41 , 135 Brownlu, Toylor 27, 40, 46, 135 Brownri4!•· Dowi~ 135 Brunor, Doe1lu 28, 40, 47, 83, 93, 135 Bryon, Cuey 40, 120 Bryon, Chou 163 Bryut, Fro~or i ck 41 , 135 Bryut, Jtc~aeline 36, 37, 38, 96, 120 Bock, Mollhow 148 Backiu, Emily 27, 98, 148 Bullock, Arhley 148 Bullock, Domioic 120 Bonloo, loqoithio 156 B•rch, Elill~oth 40, 86, 120 Burch, Jou,h 76, 163, 177, 181, 190 Bar!enor, Joel 27, 32, SO, 51, 65, 83, 148, 151, 156 B•rk, P.. l 36, 37, 38, 148 B•rk, Tori 7, 36, 37, 38, 120 Burk, Wen~y 36, 37, 38, 121 B•rkhor4t, Corl 163 Burnhun, Juifor 27, 36, 37, 38, 52, 135 Boros, An4row 36, 37, 38, 135 Borrowr, Koith 51 , 135 Bmowr, Michul 163 Borroo, Aluir 15, 121 Borton, Colo~ 135 Bortoo, Coroy 36, 37, 38, 93, 148, 157 Borton, lour 163 Bmy, Duiol 83, 135 Buh, Nicolo 33, 80, 135 Buhmu, Smh 40, 121, 129 B•rhue, Colo 76, 135 Bukirk, Samutha 148 Butchor, Bobek 121 Bullr, Aln 135
Ctchia, Adru 149 Caio, Aluir 135
Colon4ro, Timothy 121 Cuucho, Jor!• 163 Comp~oll , Chom 121 Coonp~oll , Jenoifor 121 c.m,~oll , Scot 76, 11, 163, t9o Comp~oll , Scoll 121 Com,iu, Amy 33, 34, 45, 49, so, 52, 56, 148, 149 Coporr, Gh101i 163, 184, 190 Corlroo, An~row 149 Corlroo, Chrirto,hor 25, 36, 37, 38, 51 , 135 Corlron, Jtcob 129 Corr, Ch imm 47, 54, 149 Corron, Jo4o 36, 38, 134, 135 Cortor, Chritlophor 68, 83, 149 Cortor, utuho 135 Cupor, Juoifer 135 Cuton, Commoroo 34, 149 Coku4or, Bor~m 97, 121 Choonp10 ioh, Thi4mnh 49, 121 Chom, Solly 25, 41 , 46, 59, 149 Cho,io, Nicholu 121 Cho,io, Ztchory 93, 149 Chaponu, Julio 149 Chopmu -Sonilh , Antoo 83, 149 Chorlu, Jonollo 54, 121 Chorney, Dowi~ 164 Chuthom, Rinolo 149 Chen , Jonnifor 49, 67, 80, 81 , 103, 164, 181, 190 Cheo!, Dowi4 7, 36, 37, 38, 121 Chick, Kothorino 23, 25, 27, 42, 43, 49, 149 Chick, Mollhew 23, 25, 27, 40, 59, 144, 145 Chin, Alic ia 149, 158 Chlo4ny, A~om 50, 52, 68, 69, 149, 156 Cho, H.. 176 Choo, D10iol 36, 37, 38, 49, 91 , 121 Chrithnun, D•tlio 121 Chritlio, Sm 40, 84, 121 Chun! , Jou Woo 149 Cimio, Ao4row 121 Cimino, K•rl 34, 36, 38, 50, 149 Clork, Byron 121 Clorkroo, Jeffroy 91 , 121, 127 Clorkron, Thomu 52, 91 , 149 Clmon , Potor 68, 135 Cloy, lotorrilyn 121 Clomulz, Thomu 121 Clemou, Chritlophor 149 Cliu, Mo!" 121 Clm, Mu!•• 149 Ciullo, Ryu 25, 56, 121 Coo( Chontel 121 Coo4, Duou 121 Coomh, Son~ro 38, 39, 48, 49, ss, 74, 164, 178 Cou, Jmlle 38, 39, 60, 67, 98, 164, 178, 190, 196 Coetr, Nicholu 15, 35, 55, 65, 76, 164, 168, 176, 190, 191 Coblenll, Anu 121 Cobleoll, Me!•• 149 Cob•rn, Nowo 121 Colborl, Joffo 15, 52, 56, 60, 68, 95, 164, 172, 176, 190, 191 Col~orl, Jor4on 121 Colo, A4ulo 40, 121 Collor4, Bothuy 121 Colliu, Potrick 27, 42, 83, 90, 91 , 102,164 Colmu, Bloke 83, 121 Colwoll , Smh 27, 36, 37, 38, 39, 42, 164, 184, 190, 191 Compton, Jorro~ 149 Compton, Michelle 40, 52, 121 Coonolly, Chritlophor 53, 121 Cooulvt, Aoiru 36, 38, 43, 48, 60, 164, 184, 190 Conulu, Kyle 53, 135 Cooko, Kori 40, 54, 55, 86, 121 Cooley, Trocie 142 Coopor, Ai'"' 86, 95, 121 Corum, Bru~o 164, 191 Corum, Do~ro 40, 121 Cult, Kothlun 135 Cox, Jeffroy 121 Cox, Tylor 51 , 149
Coy, Erik 164 Cro~~. Motom 41, 164, 190, 191 Croi!, Ryon 121 Cron4oll, Job 15, 27, 42, 80, 164, 169, 182, 190, 191 Croulu, Soroh 23, 41 , 48, SO, 74, 164, 190, 191 Cron, Dom iniquo 4, 49, 60, 78, 79, 103, 164, 171, 181, 185, 190, 191 Cron, Ro~orl 164, 180, 190, 191 Croon11u, Nothu 121 Croft, D•ttin 65, 135 Crook, Dominick 164 Croom, Stow10 121 Crot~y. Nicholu 164 Cron, Stm 149 Crow4or, Coroliu 135 Crow4or, Kmn 38, 41 , 165 Croy, Kylo 149 Cummi•!•· luhon4ro 135 Cuno io!hom, Cori 25, 135 Cunoio!h•m, So~riu 135 Curry, Huthor 41 , 165 Cartio, Michul 46, 165, 200 Curtit, Joromy 165 Curl it, Robocu 135 Curtin, Juoo 76, 135, 200 Curtin, Joromy 165, 184, 190, 191 Cutlor, Dowii 83, 93, 149 Cutor, Mollhew 149
Do~rowtk i, l10 95, 121 Doltoo, Miron~• 121 Dolloo, Roymoo4 122, 149 Doltu, Ruull 165, 190, 191 Domuo, Lulie 7, 41 , 49, 46, 135 Duiolt, Morrhno 156 Donley, Elillboth 50, 51 , 52, 84, 149 Dowi4roo, Roymoo~ 83, 95 Dorio, Dume 142 Dowit, Huthor 70, 135 Dttit, Kothryn SO, 149 Dorit, Tyroll 122 DoRm, Molly 41, 50, 165, m Deborry, Johniuho 15, 122 Dmrbo, Aothony 36, 37, 38, 149 De~eckor, louron 40, 86, 122, 130 De4mll, Wilmo 41 , 135 Delli~oc , Reb.m 122 De11inio, Moloko 27, 47, 49, 52, 54, 65, 76, 149 Depew, Jom 122 Deppo, liu 36, 37, 38, 39, 67, 135, 141 Duoi , Brin~o 38, 39, 48, 50, 51 , 165, 190 Diotrich, Gro1ory 156, 165 Dilkr, Oliwar 122 Dill, Vinmt 24, 25, 27, 48, 54, 55, 68, 165, 175, 190, 191 Diniz, Nothon 34, 122 Diltemoro, Kyol 122 Dixoo, Emmuuol 156 Dixoo, Kori 135 Dixoo, Sh11ih 156 Dobbiu, Brill 149 Dob~iu, Chritlophor 122 Dob~iu, Mory 176 Do~rik , Williom 149 Douhu, Erio 36, 37, 38, 44, 51 , 52, 165, 181, 191 Dorrit, Tiffuy 38, 39, 47, 52, 53, 54, 165, 183, 190, 191 Dorrott, Ruii 122 Dorrey, Aejo 149 Doney, Juoo 51, 56, 60, 64, 65, 80, 90, 91, 102, 165, 184, 191, 196 Doruy, Jmph 86, 122 Dortch, Amon~• 40, 122 Douott, Julio 4, 18, 25, 32, 41 , 43, SO, 51 , 59, 60, 74, 75, 149, 156 Douy, Kori 36, 37, 38, 40, 70, 136 Dro!"· Miko 149 Drowu, Corly 25, 40, 136 Duuy, Somontho 136 Da~loy, Cryttol 122
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Ou41oy, letileh 122 Ouceuoo, Ao4rnr 149 Ouceuoo, Kot io 36, 37, 38, 122 Ouolop, Nicolo 23, 25, 34, 36, 37, 38, 43, 47, SO, Sl , 52, SS, 56, 98, 149, 156 o.. lop, Juo 40, 74, 136 Ou .. , lotuho 54, 129 Ou .. isu, Thorisho 40, 122, 120 Oy11o, M~n4y 122
Eoly, Kouio 76, 93, 122, 130 Eoly, Stmo T. 93, 149 Eoton, Joffory 76, 122 E4wer4s, Jodu 149 E4wer4s, Julio 136 Eloi .. 149 Eiolel41, Sero 23 , 41 , 142, 143 Eiuo01uo, Stoph10 122 EI-Jerul, Smh 40, 122 EI -Jomol , Shom 65, 165, 190 Elki01, Ouiollo 149 Ellioll, Komoo ISO Elliot, Mollhow 122 Ellioll, Pul 165, 177 Elliot, Peter 122 Elms, Ouo" 96, 97, ISO Emmm, Koty 136 Erickuo, lmu 23, 27, 42, 43, 4a, SO, 60, 73, 78, 79, 103, 165, 174, 177, t7a, 190, 191 Erick11o, Robert 83, 122 Esterserd, Amuda 36, 37, 38, 48, 74, 165, 178, 190 Eutorser4, Kotherioe 136 Estu, Tiffuy ISO Eller, Briu 23, 40, 41 , 83, 98, 102, 165, t6a, ta3, 190, 191 Eller, Stephu ISO E""'· A4om 23, 34, 43, SO, 52, ISO, 156, tsa Euus, Am~er 27, Sl, 67, 89, 102, ISO EU101, Aou 36, 37, 38, 51, ISO e,..,, Somuel 36, 37, 38, 122 Euuuo, Bridsoll 36, 37, 38, 136, 144 Euuuo, Noel 38, 39, 52, ISO
Foutch, Jusiu 41 , 122 Frucis, Korl i ISO, 157 Fruk, Cothori"' 23, 25, 27, 38, 39, 59, ISO Fronk, Jomu 83, 136 Fronk, Jmiu 7, 36, 37, 38, 40, 122 Fronk, lure 35, 89, 122 Frnior, Potri4o 122 Fro4erick, Robert 51 , 52, 83, ISO Frumu, Jomu 136 Frumu, Nofiuh ISO Frichll, Ashley 115, 122 Frick, Nicolo 32, 33, a4, as, 166, 184, 190, 191 Friedel , Bujomio 68, ISO Fuller, Cmudre 41 , 136 Ful1uet, Guion 34, liS, 166, 185
e, ••.
Fohoy, lom 36, 37, 38, 122 Foir, Ru4oll 122 Foir~uh, Mollim 165, 190 Foirchil4, Koh 51 , 136 Feru, Kriste 4, 14, 19, 23, 34, 42, 43, so, 51 , ss, 56, 59, 60, 165, 167, 177, 178, 190, 191, 196 Forror, Sm 40, 52, 122 Ferror, Shown ISO Fohru~echer, Scoll 23, 37, 38, 136 F105 Jr. , Milton 73, 165, 185, 191 Fersmo, A~isoil 33, SO, 67, 86, ISO Forsm•, Go~riollo 122, 130 Ferm4n-Aiw, Ao4ru 76, 122, 129 Form4oz-Aiw, Oi'"' 51, 52, 74, 100, ISO Ferroro, Juoph 165 Fortis, Mory 36, 37, 38, 165 Field, Michelle 122 Finley, Cordell 176 Fi .. , Jerrod 34, 122 Fiseello, Somutho 25, 98, 136 Fisher, A""' 40, 122 Fisher, Jo4m ISO, 158 Fisher, Tm ISO, 152 Fluisu. Juhvo ISO Flomios , Cidy 49, 165, 196 Foertsch, Peter 36, 37, 38, SO, ISO Fowm. Broil 83, ISO Foser101, liu 7, 122 Folloll, Trovis ISO Forshier, Christopher 83, 166 Fortedo, Jmico ISO Foutch, Ouiol 59, ISO
Gollosher, J10oifor 40, 122 Gom~ill , Ouiol 34 , 65, 136 Gerdm, Roymond 29, 47, 52, 53, 54, 166, 190 Gordner, T10ecio 41 , 47, 136 Gerlud, Mollhow 45, 166, 191 Gut, Mertho 25, 136 Gumor, John ISO, 152 Goym, Ro4"'y 76, 136 Go, lius 123 Gehrke, Tiffuy 4, 13, 32, 34 , SO, 56, 60, 70, 166, 177, 178, 190, 191, 196 Gerdios. Elizabeth 89, 98, 123, 120 Gerstein, Kuare 4, 32, so, 52, 56, 60, 98, 166, 174, 177, 196, 232 Goyer, Nothu 129 Ghiom, Rechol 176 Gililu4, Huther sa, 123 Gillilu4, Juu 166 Gipm , Grm 24, 25, 36, 43, 47, 49, SO, 60, 166, 177, tat , 190, 191 Gillins•. Notelio 41 , 74, 75, ISO, 157 Gillins•. Nothu 77, ISO Glour, E4werd 24, 25, 27, 136 Glouoo, Kothl"" 35, 89, 166, 191 Glorarn, Amudo 96, 97, 123 Goble, Rechol IS, 41, 4a, 136 Go4bol1, Byroo ISO G01dkt, Kristio 25, 32, 43, 162, 166, 184, 185, 190, 191 Goiftll, Jmph 136 Gol4~ers , Ho..,h ISO Goo4, Rechul 27, 32, 35, 49, SO, 56, 74, 89, ISO, 157, 232 Goodlios, Ryu ISO Goodmu, Herrim 27, 36, 37, 38, 123 Goodmu, Koi 76, 91 , 136 Goodwio, Stevu 65, SS, a6, 87, 166, 184, 190, 192 Goo4wioe, Timothy 37, 3a, 51, ISO Gordoo, Adrew 123 G01ull, Alli10o 13, 36, 37, 38, 52, 74, ISO Gredlo, Bu 123 Gredlo, Erio 165, 190 Gredy, Kothryo 41 , 166, tat , 182 Grehom, Michul 136 Gru4ys, Michollo 13, SO, 51, 74, 148, ISO, 156 Grevu, Je .. ifer 166 Grey, Jm~ SO, 51, 52, 68, ISO Gruthouu, luito 45, 136 Gre10, Oomon 23, 27, 28, 29, 38, SS, 98, 99 , ISO Gro10, Michul 166 Grou, Notelio 123, 130 Grur, Show"' ISO Gruuer, A4om 123 Gross, Juoifer 123 Gri4er, Cherlu 22, 23, 24 , 25, 27, 35, 36, 37, 38, 40, 43, 95, 136 Griffin, Zmh S, St, 166, 190, 192 Griffith, Corrie 51 , ISO Griffith, Mesu IS, 36, 37, 38, 86, 136 Grucu, Jordu 24, 25, 27, 41 , 136 Grvsby, Jmifer 4, 32, 44, 51, 56, 61 , 98,
166, 172, 177, 184, 185, 190, 192, 196, 232 Gvstefuo, Kotio 66, 67, 84, 136, 144 Gvstefuo, Sm 52, 67, ISO, 156, 158 Gwio , Christi"' 47, 52, 167, 170, 178, 190 Gwio , Zi,oroh 47, 136
Huu, Smh 52, 123 Holcre10~1 , Oovio io 129 Holo, April 47, 100, 167, 190 Holo, Ro~ort 136 Holonor, 36, 38, 167, 192 Homeck, lio4uy 23, 27, 35, 42, 9a, 163, 167, t7a, 190, 192 Homeck, Tyler 41 , 83, 136 Homiltu, Jomio ISO Homiltu, Kerl 176 Homiltoo, luh 167 Homiltu, Somuel 142 Homiltoo, Tmis 83, ISO Huomiuy, Molim 41 , 52, 123 Huoer, Wuly 80, 136 Huuo, JuhUJ 86, 156 Homo, Michul 27, 36, 37, 38, 73, 136 Husu, Ao4rew 36, 37, 38, 44, 123 Homo, Philli p 23, 25, 27, 36, 37, 3a, 167, 181, 190, 192 Her4y, Jmmy 167 Horlu4, Julio 35, 76, 91 , 151, 156, 158 Hermon, Willie 29 , 47, 52, 54, 167, 181 , 184, 185, 190, 192 Herpor, Clio! 123 Htrpor, Terruce 176 Herr, Stophuio 70, 136 Herriostu Ill, Thomu a3, 136 Herriostu, Eliza~oth 27, 70, 97, ISO Herris, Jor4u 123 Herris, Sormuko 167 Herrisu, Huther 40, 123 Horter, E4wor4 SO, Sl, 52, 1St Hortmu, Andrew 136 Horlmu , Ouiol 18, 27, 37, 38, 1St Hertrick, Kyle 136 Hm, Stophu 136 Huul~rios, Ouo 136 Hotliol4, Aosolo IS, 19, 48, SS, 56, 60, 67, 97, 167, 190, 192 Hotlio14, Nicholu a6, 93, 123 Hufle, Julio 35, 36, 37, 38, 90, 91 , 123 Hm, Alli10o 38, 39, 48, 74, 75, 167, 190, 192 Huo, Su,.ol 35, 91 , 123 Hmr4, Jouo 156 Hmr4, Smh 1St Howkiu, Amber 40, 123 Howkiu, Cho4 IS, 123 Howkiu, Huther 40, 123 Hoymki , Cmy 7, 27, 34, 47, 49, SO, SS, sa, 60, 93, t6s, t67, 111, 178, t90, 192 Hoyou, Ro4rick 95, 136 Hoys, Juollo 35, 41 , a9, 136 Hoys, Kovio 25, 26, 35, 60, 90, 91 , 167, 180, tat Hnolwu4, Nothu 12, 23, 27, 42, 43, 151, 156 Hnu, Oovi4 27, 36, 37, 38, 44, 51 , SS, 167, 177, 182, 190, 192 Huth, Jerur 54, 137 Huth, Rosiu liS, 1St Hollerou, Eric 40, 1St Heiny, Wu4i 137 Hol4mu, Km 25, 167, 178, 180, 190, 192 Holler, Christopher 36, 37, 38, 167, 190, 192 Hemphill, Preftliu 1St Hu4rickuo, Trecey 35, 38, 89, 102, 123 Hury, Richer4 137 Huthoro, Nicholu 1St Herhr, Jo .. ifer 19, 27, 41, 70, 164, 167 Her~ort, Meredith 98, 123, 129 Horsu, A4om 14, 68, 137 Hormu, Eosuio 1St
y,,..,
Homoll, Alli100 37, 3a, SO, 60, 74, 89, 167, ta4, 190, 192 Horrioll, Joho 76, 123 Herte l, Bru4i lSI Hickouo , Corrie SO, 51 , lSI Hick10u, Ryu 83, 167, 11a, 190, 192 Hiorooymu, Kelly 80, 123 Hissiu, Pul 23 , 25, 27, lSI Hmors, Eric tst H il~ers, G... lSI Hill, Joulhu 83, 123 Hill, Mollhew 23, 42, lSI Hill, Michelle 41 , 67, 86, 137 Hill, MirioM 40, 123 Hill, Rechul SO, Sl , SS, 70, 79, 167, 190, 192 Hil10o, Mmho 123 Hio!z, Krislio 70, 137 Hiplo, A"' 52, 97, t23 Hilo, Viocut 83, 156 Hodsu. Cory 82, 83, 95, 137 Hodsu, Resiul4 11, 21 , 83, 95, 102, 1St H01rr, E10ily 4, 25, SO, Sl , 52, SS, 56, 59, 60, 98, 167, 177, 183, 185, 190, 192 H11rr, Juu 27, 9a, 99 137, 143 Hollmu, Nicholas 36, 37, 38, 123 Hol4ru, Jo10o 80, 81 , 95, 137 Hollis, Jus 11, 167 Holoo, Michul 40, 86, 95, 123 Holm, Williom 33, 36, 37, 3a, 137 Holous, Scoll 49, SO, 51 , 60, 167, 196, 184, 190, 192 Holmsru, Juh 10, lSI Holzhuer, Clifford 142 Hus, Joooki 49 , 142 Hero , Ao4row 123 Horo , Jored 137 Horo~eck , Briu 36, 37, 3a, 76, 91 , 123 Horo~eck , EMily 4, 19, 32, 35, SO, Sl , 167, 177, lal , la4, 190, 192, 196 Horo~~eklo, Ouiol 82, 83, 92, 93, 102, 164, t6a, 182 Horohcklo, Ktooo 11 , 41 , 83, 103, lSI Horohcklo, Yohu 83, 123 Horloo, JereMy 82, 83, 123 Hollmu, Julio 142 Hom, Monice 96, 97, 168, 184, 192 Hower4, Melim 41 , lSI Hower4, Michul 142 Howell , Rochol 137 Ho~orl, S"'""' 137 Ho4uo, Jmph 137 Hoff, Aothooy 40, SS, 123 Hoff, ou.. rio 123 Howr. VirsietSt Hushu, lo1ueotio 137 Hoshu, Nololio 43, Sl , 52, 114, 168, 190, 192 Huls, Jo01io 168, 190, 192 Hul, Jeremy 19, 60, a3, 102, 168, 170, 177, 184, 185, 190 H.. tor, Ao4ro lSI Hukiuoo, Clinton 168 Huoo, Sore 1St Hmey, Chrisliu 23, 34 , 36, 37, 38, 49, SO, S, lSI, 156 Hvtchiuu, Juiu 38, 39, 137 Hotchiuoo, Jermoi1S6 Hotchisu, Peris IS, 54, 123
Iodice, Aolhony 123 lrwio, Mollhow 36, 37, 38, lSI lsom, Jo•i 123
Jeckm Bobby 142 Jock101, Julio 40, 123 Jechoo, Kelly 13, 100, lSI Jechoo, Kyle 83, 137 Jockuo, Sommer 16a
Jechu, Thuou 40, 41 , 168, 17a, 190 Gres 27, 41 , 162, 168, ta4, 190, 192 Jo•u. Tiffuy 156 JmMilo, Jovior 137 Juciu, Joimu 10, 26, 27, 36, 38, 49, SO, Sl , 52, 60, 100, 168, 177, 182, la4, 190, 192, 200 Joffriu, Ao4ru 40, 54, 123 Jukiu, Outu 137 Jaokiu, Juoifor 40, 123 Jukiu, Pu l 6, 137 Jookiu, Proocm 137 Jorotko, l iu 10, t6a, 190, 192 Joco~s .
Junuu , Dant 137
Jnrouu, Nicholu 176 J i10ok, p,.,,.,. 41 , 49, 137, 142, 143 J i10ok, Prepu 49, 124 Joo~su , Eliza~oth 27, 34, 36, 37, 38, 44, 41, SO, Sl , 52, 60, 168, 181, 182, 1a4, 185, 190, 192 Ju~su, lmo 36, 37, 31, 124 Johuu, Ao4row 124 Johmo, Cocil 36, 38, 41, lSI , tsa Johmo, Ouiollo 36, 38, 47, 54, 137 Johono, Ouiu 41 , 47, 54, 156 Johuoo, Ouiu M. 137, 144 Johmo, Hoory 142 Johouo, Ku01th 27, 91, 137 Johmo, laMer 95, lSI Johono, looro 124 Johouo, Mor1ois 94, 95, 124 Johouo, Molim 7, 168, 201 Johouo, Mour4o 36, 3&, 40, lSI Johmo, Misty lSI Johmo, Phillip 168, 190, 193 Johmo, Rochol 102, 16a, 200 Johmo, Riley 40, 168 Johmo, Robert 129, 130 Johmo, Shol~y 137 Johuu, Shoper4 35, 90, 91 , 102, 137 Johmo, Skylor 95, 137 Johmo, Tricio 97, 124 Joiur, Moru4o 40, 137 Joou, Alisoo 16a Joou, Adro 83, 168 J10u, Ouhu 137 Jom, Ootiol 36, 37, 31, 95, 137, 141 Juu, Jo•u 156 Juu, Jono 124 Joou, Jouifu 40, SS, 124 J11u, Juto' 137 Juu, Juhu 137 Joou, Kolvio 124 Joou, Miyo 142 Joou, Stophu 35, 90, 91 , 169, 183 Jor4u, Cho 95, 137 Jor4u, Chooor 124 Jo4th, A•u4o 31, 39, 169, 190, 193
Kolo, Vivok 56, 124 Kolip11i , Jecqvoliu 27, 2a, 29, 41 , 46, 47, 52, S, 137, 144 Kolipui, Jmphou 26, 27, 28, 29, 37, 41 , 47, so, 52, 54, ss, 60, 169, 178, 183, 190, 193 Kommoyor, E4wor4 36, 38, 137 Kooomoyor, Elliot 36, 38, 137 Komro41, Julio 93, 124 Koooro41, Motthow lSI Kuo, Stevoo 27, 36, 37, 38, 123, 124 Kopur, Aochit 41 , Sl , 137 Kopol, Kote 137 Kerch, lulu 36, 37, 31, 124, 127 Korlslre•, Krislo 41 , 16, 162, 169, 190, 193, 196 Kuhios, Co11y 36, 37, 31, 124 Kut11, lolroyo 124 Kock, Kovio 169 Koller, Joho 12, 26, 27, 40, 42, Sl , 60, 169, 177, 180, 184, tas, 193 Kelly, Kylo 45, 137 Koo4ricks, loulo 41 , 91, 137
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Koot, Briu 34, 37, 38, 1St Kuyoo, lo ijh Auo 32, 33, 45, 50, 51 , 52, 56, 86, 97, 103, 151, 156 Korutu, Riloy 36, 37, 38, 76, 1St Konstu, Tylor 93, 137 Kulor, Coo4oco 32, 33, 44, 48, SO, 52, 60, 169, 177, 181, 182, 190, 193, 196 Kossiojor, Dutio 53, 124 Kim, Potor 36, 38, 44, 48, 60, 169, 171 , 177, 190 Kiur4 , Am~or 151 Kioj, loruo 137 Kioj, Muico 46, 52, 138, 143 Ki•!•'Y· Miru4• 41 , 169, 183, 190 Kir~y. Nicholo 124 Kirkwoo4-Stwyor, Christophor 138 Kirkwoo4-Stwyor, Duiol 169 Klot~ . Juoo 162, 169, 193 Klot~. Kristt 41 , SO, 51 , 151, 156 KloMp, Asholy 124 Koij~l, Jtmu 27, 53, 59, 151 Ko, Eliuhth 124 Koo l ko~ock, Erio 37, 38, 124 Kol~. Mttthew IS, 83, 169, 170, 180, 190, 193 Koss, Erio 138 Kmll , Bru4oo 34, 58, 59, 76, 138 Kruz, Christiu 86, 124 Kretz, Roy 169 Kritu, Amo 124 Kritu, Ctlo~ 169, 190, 193 Krom, Ao4ru 36, 38, 169, 176, 190 Krojer, Knio 95, 124 Ko~h. Wil litm 27, 36, 37, 38, 83, 151 K~~ehlor, Joyco 34, 36, 37, 38, 4a, SO, 51 , sa. 60, t69, 177, t78, t82, tas. t9o, 193 KohlomhmW, Mttthow 36, 37, 38, 151 Koruek, Bltko 46, 124 Kmuk, Kylo SO, 51 , 151 Korley, Sonh 27, 34, 36, 37, 38, 44, 48, 51 , 138, 144
lt~roc~u.
Kote 80, 124 Nicolo 169, 184 um, Hoi- Ho i 46, 49, 138 u•, Sho-Fu1 53, 151 Ull, Ti•-Tim 7, 41 , 46, 49, 138 u•~ort, Amy 176, 190 uo4roth, Shelly 169, 190 uu-Schmk, Ao4row 41 , 124 lu•u, Jusico 45, 53, 169, 190 lmoo, Michul 124 uthrop, Eliu~oth 26, 27, 40, 98, 124, 129 ltthrop, Giu IS, 26, 27, 42, SO, 55, 169, 175, 177, 183, 190, 200 Uojhl io, Thomu 76, 124 uwruce, Christophor 49, 54, 124 uwrooco, luisht 27, 169, 183 uytoo, Morilyo 169, 190, 193 uz, Me1•• 35, 88, 102, 138 le, Huh 142 lo, Hoo1 138 le, T~uh 51 , 151 le, Tiu 138 le~le~ici , leyl• 34, 51 , 60, 169, 172, 190, 193 lu, Christophor 95, 124 lu, ltreu 124 lu, Ryu 80, 95, 138 lu, Stophuie 41 , 46, 138, 144 lu, Tu 41 , 49, 124 leech, Chorlu 124 lemeo, Dmk 83, 151 lemmoo, lnith 152 Leuir, utoyt 41 , 47, 138, 141 lueo, Clossy 138 lmi, Mtry 97, 138 leYuti, lio4ny 56, a6, 103, 138 le~, Jdith 13, 41 , 45, 4a, 79, 152 lewis, Brot 138 lewis, Chuim 152 lewis, Jusico 169 lewis, Kristiu 138 u~roc~u .
lewis, Stephuie 138 lewis, Willi•m 36, 38, 39, 94, 95, 170 lt wu4or, Joce~ 152 l i, Yiru 44, 49, 124 lievu e, Put 83, 92, 93, 138 lijeo, Scott 152 li u meior, Petor 76, 124 lipscom~ . Moo i ~UI 124 lochor, Jossie 152 lochor, Kelsie 124 lojs4u, Juie 37, 38, 39, 138 look i •!~ ill, Bryu 13a lor~ . Rowu 41 , 55, 152 loruo , Emily 170, 183, 190 love, lemocht 124 lucu, Julio t3a l .. 4. Eric 152 l ottroll, Torrt 152 l oyu4e, Kuuth IS, 124 loyu4o, Nelm 124 lyoch, Mttthew 25, 27, 43, SO, 51 , lSI , 152, 156, 158 lypkt, G"!''Y 23, 27, 36, 37, 3a, 40, 43, 83, 152
Mt~my, Nm 49, 152 Mocleo4, Joco~ 23, 24, 25, 27, 40, 43, 48, 138, 144 Mocl io, Derrick 156 Mtcl io, ushu 124 Mtcl io, Moo i ~u 142 Mtj ill , A~~~~ tO, 152 Mtcjro4or, Christepher 124 Mthuuh, Jty 27, 36, 37, 38, SO, 64, 65, 51 , a6, 152, 156 Mthouy, Pttrick 35, 36, 37, 38, a6, 91 , 138 Mthooey, Timothy 36, 37, 38, 125 Mtlloy, Kristiu 36, 37, 38, 125 Mtlm, A4uo 23, 24, 25, 27, 36, 37, 38, 42, 43, 152 Mtlone, Keith 47, 54, 55, 83, 170, 190, 193, 196 Mtlou, Shmo 125 Muoioj, Eric 125 Mtpuo, Ju 19, 60, 82, 83, 102, 170, 177, 178, 190, 193, 196 Mtpsu, Jmph 60, 82, 83, 102, 170, 177, 178, 190, 193, 196 Morichn, Ser1ei 125 Morsh, Cttriu 23, 25, 41 , 56, 9a, 138 Mmh, Hollis SO, 51 , 156 Mmh, Suo 34, 49, 52, 56, 152, 158 Mortio, Jtmie 34, 36, 37, 38, 44, 48, 52, 60, 170, 184, 190, 193 Mortio, Joho 10, 170, 177, 178, 179, 190, 193 Mttthews, Juy 170 Mmicio, Ill Willitm 138 Mtyer, Brt4for~ 138 Mtyer, Brooke 125 Mtyfiel4, To~~ 166, 170, 193 Mtyoor, Torri 138 Mtyotto, Jouthu 52, 56, 152 McAr41e, Duiel 152 McAoloy, Christopher 152 McBri4e, Kol ito 125 McCtbo, Mork 170 McCulio, Julio 176 McCiury, Cu4is 51 , 152 McCioro, Ktthryo 152 McCowu, Kristin 27, 32, 33, SO, 51 , 52, 56, 98, 152 McCoy, Aim 125 McCoy, Ct!herine 6, 170, 184, 190, 193 McCoy, Jmifer 40, 125 McDoool( Jr. ltvero 176 McD"'''· Jouthu 152 McDoffu, Bu 25, 27, 36, 37, 3a, 59, 138 McDoffu, Nicholu 6a, 152 McEIIio, Jmifer 34, 36, 37, 38, 44, SO, sa, s9, 74, 110. 177, 18t, t9o, t93 Mcftrlu4, Kueuh• 152 McKiuio, Ryu 18, 23, 25, 27, 42, 43, 95,
170, 178, 190 McKIIijhl, Atroo 138 Mcl illy, Pmht 41 , 170 McMillu, Molly 138, 142 MeMolloo, Essuco 125 MeNuly, A111 80, 81 , t52 McPhu, A4ri'""' 4, 23, 25, 41 , so, st , 59, 74, 75, 148, 152 Muchtm, Ashley 56, 86, 97, 125 Mu4o , Dmu 76, 125 Mu4o, Jouthu 36, 37, 3a, SO, St , 65, 83 , 103, 152 Murs, Michul 83, 138 Me~uris , Kylo 27, 83, 138 Muks, Chorlu 6, 40, 125 Meuts, Sonh 45, 138 Mehnert, Hei4i 40, 125 Meior, loko 12, 22, 23, 42, SO, St , 68, 83, 152, 156 Moior, Ro~ort 40, 76, 123, 125 Molchi, Ao4row 125 Molvio, Ju lio 47, 54, 170, 190 Momoo!•· Ryu 56, 13a Morchu, Brott 27, 36, 37, 38, 138 Mon4 ith, Brt41ey 68, 95, 138 Mere4ith , Shm 83, 170 Motouo, Kutu 47 Mottler, Tm 125 Metzler, Monico 124, 125 Meyors, Ao4rew 134, 138 Moym, Erio 36, 38, 50, 51 , 52, 98, 99 , 152 Meyers, Huthor 67, 86, 176, 181 Moyors, Ktthorioe 176, 190 Meyors, Mttthow 152 Meyors, Wh itooy 125 Mischo, Julio 176 Mikovich, A~~ i o 37, 38, 138 Mill•!•· J111ifor 41 , 70, 84, 170, t7a, 190, 196 Millor, Juellt Miller, Melim 152 Millor, Thoreu 142 Millup, EM ily 125 Miooeci , Juio 41 , 170, 190, 193 Miooeci , lou 41 , 171, 190, 193 Mirorefi, Sm 49, 125 Miroll , Allisoo 36, 37, 38, 67, 86, t3a, 142 Mitchell , Ashley 40, 80, 125 Moot1omory, Chynelle 40, 129 Mooljomery, Eliu~eth 139 M110ey, Willitm 34, so, 51 , 56, 91 , 152 Motro, Cht4wick 139 Motro, Jofforoy 152 Motro, Juoifor 23, 25, 27, 42, 43, SO, 51 , 74, 75, 152 Mttre, J mhmy 152 Mom, Kothoriu 70, 171, 190, 193 Motre, lysu4ro 125 Mure, Mttthew 68, 139 Moore, Nothuiel 139, 40 Morel, Thomu 27, 36, 38, 51 , 152 Morel, Trtcy 36, 37, 38, 125 Morr, Courtoey 15, 48, 139 Morris, Aojelt 125 Morrisoo, Alu 91 , 125 Mmisoo, Ashlu 125 Morrissey, Mork 52, 58, 60, 171, 178, 190, 193 Muley Ill , Howor4 95, 125 Muley, Jelloish• 152 Moss, Re~ecco 70, 71 , 96, 97, 170, 171, 190, 193 Muller, Jeoothu 41, 51 , 76, 139 Moirhoi4, Wuloy 23, 36, 37, 38, 152 Mollios, Bel loy 139 Muosoo, Ryeo 139 Murphy, Amber 48, 67, 86, 139 Murphy, Erio 40, 125 Morphy, Huther 152 Morphy, Kttheriu 56, 80, 125 Morphy, Philip 44, 48, so, ss, 72, 73, 86, 87, 177, 181 Momy, Mttthew 95, 125 Musoo, Susoo 152 Mym, Jout~u 83, 125 Mylu, luoer4 176
Nuh, Kt thlm 41, 70, 139 Nu lty, Byroo 95, 125 Nu loy, Emily 36, 37, 38, 125 Nuloy, l•q• ilo 139 Nuloy, lttuho 171 Nolli!"• April 125 Nt ll i!'"· Joy 41 , SO, 74, 86, 171, 177, 190, 193 Nolm, Mo1•• 27, 59, 125 Nelou, Melim 171 Nu~ i tt, Mttthew 152 Nu~ i tt, Titu 171, 183, 190 Now, Stmo 25, 86, 95, 125 Nowcom~. Ntthu 139 Newoll , Bujtm io 41 , 171, 181, 190 Newell , Do~mh 27, 36, 37, 38, 67, 86, 103, 139 Nowmu, Ao4ru 139 Nowmu, Mykoh 40, 125 Newmu, Stopheo 52, 152, 158 Nowruo, Yolu4t 40, 45, 152 N1uyeo , Hu1 176 N!'Y'"· Kolly 14, 32, 33, 34, 49, St , 52, 60, 61 , 166, 171, 178, 182, 190, 194 N1•1oo, lyoo 40, 49, 98, 125 N1•roo, N1• 97, 125 N!'l'"· Phuoo1 11 , 49, so, 60, 97, 171, 181, 190, 194 N!'Y'"· Tu 139 Niomm, Ko i4i 36, 37, 38, 48, 51 , 67, 103, 153, 158 Niersthoimer, Jouthu SO, 51 , 69, 95, 153 Niinmo, Yoji 49, 153 No ico, Duiol 36, 37, 38, 125 Nouu, Bryu 10, 50, 80, 153 Nu01o, l iozi 100, 126 Nmk, Keru 23, 38, 39 , 48, 74, 171 , 178, 190, 196 Nmtoy, Michool t26, 127 Nus, Albrey 36, 38, 67, 139
Otkloy, Amy 36, 37, 38, 44, 48, SO, 51 , 52, 60, 171, 177, 190, 194 Om, Somutho 37, 38, 142 O'Brloo, Ao4row 36, 37, 38, 126 O'Briu, Mttthew D. 52, 95, 139 O' Briu, Metthew S. 176 O'Briu , Rehm 126 O'Byr11, Jemu 126 04om, Kmyethie 126 Offeutoio, Keri 25, 126 Offusteio, Mol'" 36, 38, 39, 46, 171, 177, 183, 190, 194 Ojwtl, Pout 27, 37, 38, 49, 54, 153, ISS o1w.t, s.... 21. 28, 29, 38, 39, 47, 48, 54, 55, 60, 171 Ohlssoo, Ro~ert 93, 126 Oliphiot, Au~roy 126 Olivoirt, Bryce 19, 68, 171 , 194 Oliveiro, El iuhth 41 , 153 Ol ivoirt, Jeco~ 139 Olivor, Pttricit 126 Ol110, Erik 53, 171, 190 Olm , Scott 126 Ortiz-Withors, To~y 83, 126 Ory, Christopher 72, 73, 76, 139 Osier, Willie 83, 171 Ottmers, Christy 139, 144
PJCOioy, Duiel 153 Ptcker4, Doo01 58, 137, 139 Ptjols, Derek 126 Peioter, Christiu 153 Peiotor, Michul 36, 37, 38, 126
PtiMt, Shoilo 40, 45, 139 Po lmo4ru 97, 126 Perk, Ch ris tie 27, 51, 98, 139 Perker, Ashloy 126, 128 Perker, Romeikt 40, 126 Perro tt, John 51 , 80, 95, 139 Potol, Nu l 49, 51, 52, 153 Pttol, Nikuoj 40, 49 , 126, 130 Pttrick, Erie 49, 83, 93, 98, 153 Potrick, Ryu 36, 38, 83, 93, 98, 153 Pettu, Joho 15, 55, 56, 60, 76, 77, 171, 176, 190 Pottoo, Michollo 35, 41 , 74, 89, 98 , 102, 139 Poy01, Groj 80, 126 Poytu, Kotri01 153 Pucock, Torhu 153 Po44ymrt, Molio4o 35, 37, 38, 89, 139 Potu, Tyler 139 Poll•• · Cmy t7t , tA Po lmero, D"""' ts /41 Polmoro, Mer"' 40, 126 Poour, Jo01thoo 83, 170, 171, 180, 194 Po01iojloo, Alhu 171 Puoiojloo, Duero 126 Puoiojlu, Ryo 171 Perocherlo, Ajoy 139 Pmy, Spucor 139 Peters, Aoroo 46, 172 Potors, Mttthew 41 , 55, 153 Poteruo, J .... 23, 27, 38, 39, 41 , 42, 43, so, 52, 172, 177, 180, 181, 190, 194, 196 Potersu, Kevio 36, 38, 46, 172 Pottoojer, Am~er 40, 86, 126, 130 Potti1row, Tuio 126 Potty, Devi4 SO, 51 , 139 Poytu, Jomu 153 Poytu, Joffroy 36, 37, 38, 139 Pfofforkoro , Eroily 25, 98, 172, 180, 184, 190, 194 Pfofferlo, Duiol 41 , 126 Phoju, Murieo 40 Photchereuo, D. 27, 49, Sf , 52, 153 Phetchmuo, Riomnloth K. 49, 152, 153 Phetcherm, Thi~• 49, 126, 201 Phillips, Stephuio 153, ISS Pimli , Michul 36, 37, 38, 139 Piopor, Tyler 126 Pierce, Kurt 68, 153 Piercy, Joho 15, 40, SO, 55, 60, 76, 95, 166, 172, 190, 194, 196 Piorcy, Jmph 36, 37, 38, 126 Piko, uru 126 Pirtlo, A01y 34, 36, 37, 38, 48, 49, SO, 51 , 55, 98, 153, 156 Pittelkow, Eliu~eth 49, 50, 78, 79, 103, 153 Pt .... Cery 68, 139 Polok, Ru~oll 36, 37, 38, 172 Pootifox, Motthew 36, 37, 38, 126 Poor, Whitney 10, 26, 42, 43, 50, 51 , 153 Popo, Knio 40, 42, 90 , 91 , 102, 172, 177, 180, 183, 194, 196 Pope, Keyooo 95, 153 Putulo, Jmph 7, 172, 177, 185 Powoll , Joho 126 Power, Elin~eth 33, 35, SO, 51 , 151, 153 Prttt, Erik 126 Prutoo, Jusico 41, 139 Priu, Emily 126 Priu, Krystle 36, 38, 139 Prioty, Styer 40, 126 Pritcher4, Jeffory 83, 126 Pruott, Michul 172, 181 Pur1ott, Duiel 72, 73, 153
Quolls, Kolmo 27, 47, 54, 153 Qu i!!, Ao~rew 76, 139 Qu iolu, Michul 68, 69, 172, 178, 190
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Ryu , Jo01thu 173, 194 Rylo, Nalhu iol 23 , 27, 42, 83, 173, 184, 190, 194
Rasr~a la,
Katia 23, 34, 36, 37, 38, S6, 139 Ramuy, Shayu tO, 22, 23, B , 42, 43, 47, S9, 172, 178, 182 Ramrhaw, Cmto ia 97, 139 Rar~ io, Erio 40, 126 Raymoo~ , Shuou 2S, 42, Sl , IS3 Ra~~ . Natuha 126 Ra~ekar , Malvio 34, 44, Sl , S9 , 139 Ru~ , Chris 41 , 90, 91 , 139 Ruw, Nicholu 139 Ruvu, Juoifor 70, IS3 Rmu, Mork 83, 126 Ralfatt, Aaroo Sl , 172, 177, 194 Rasn, Du ialla 36, 47, 49, 60, 172, 183, 190 Ra i ~ , Curia 27, B , 34, 36, 37, 38, 4S, 48, 172, 183, 190, 194, 201 Rei( Jmiu IS3 Rei~ , l i o~uy 3S, 36, 37, 38, 172, 180, 184, 190, 194 Raid , Ra~ma 46, S9 , IS3 Ra i ~ , Ryu 27, 36, 38, 76, 77, 138, 139 Raiukt, Kari 36, 37, 38, 96, 124, 126 Rama, Chrirllphor 46, 172, 190, 194 Ruwick, Emily 74 , 84, 140 Rey"'l~r . Bra~eo s, 7, 36, 37, 38, 76, 77, 92, 93, 172, 194 Rey01l~r , Co~y II , 36, 37, 38, 76, 93, 126, 129 Reynolds, lu 83, 140 Raynol~r , Jm~ 140 Rhodu, Jalfory 28, 47, S2, 54 , 6S, IS3 Rials, Cory IS3 Rials, Mosu 126 Rico, Qoiocy 172 Rico, Timothy 126 Rice, Quiocy 172 Rico, Timothy 126 Riehle, Eliu 23, 27, 36, 37, 38, SO, 98, IS3 Riehle, Michelle 126 Rilay, Ao~raw 41 , 91 , 140, 144 Rilay, Krirtophor S2, 80, 81 , IS3 Riley, Mooi~u IS3 Rob~iu , Jamey 7, 173, 190 Rob~ior , Jm~ IS3 Rob~ior, Matthew 40, 41 , 181 Robbior, Mira 70, 71 , 97, 140 Roberti, Juoio 10, 36, 37, 38, 127, 130 Robarts, Kerry 4, 14, 19, 34, SO, S2, SS, S6, 60, 173, 176, 177, 178, 190, 194 Ro~ortr , Tracey 40, 140 Ro~iuoo , Davi~ 173, 180, 190, 194 Robioroo, Kelly 3S, 37, 38, 70, 89, 140 Ro~iuoo , Mitchell 127 Rech, Cholm 36, 37, 38, 41, IS3 Rodsorr, Christopher 93, 140 Rodiqm, Salutore 27, 38, 140 Rosen, Briu 82, 83, 102, 173, 174, 183, 190, 194 Rosm, Tora IS3 Rolu~o, J01hu 41 , 93, 140 Romuk, Juice 36, 37, 38, 67, 80, 103, IS3, IS6 R11e, Huther 129 Rou, Juiu 140 Rou, Tamya 129 Rou, Nathu 41 , 140 Rou, Smh S, 23, 27, 42, 4S, S2, S6, S9, 67, 86, 103, IS3 Rotmu, Duiol 140 Roushtu, Matthew 83, IS3 Rowe, Juoilor 140 Royu, Stacie 23, 42, SO, 98, 154 Rube ... ker, Courtoey S6, 96, 97, 140 Rubio, Jorhut 127 Ruckm10, Gras 72, 73, 154 Ru~olphi , Au S6, 66, 67, 86, 97, 103, 142 Ru~olphi , Mauio 4S, Sl , S6, 67, 86, 97, 103, 154, 1S8 Ruull , Keuio 24, 2S, 27, 140
Sad ilek, Joho 41 , 76, 173, 190, 194 Sai~ , Omor 73 , 79, 140 Su~orr . Aothuy 127 Su~r , Courtuy 173, 194 Sersoot, lorry 83, 176, 178 Sullo, Aarru 46, 86, 154 Seyler, Altraimo io 40, 176 Saylor, Erio 38, 39, Sl , 173, 181, 190, 194 Schaller, Due 127 Schehleio, Kat ie 3S, 74, 89, 140 Schmidt, Huther 36, 37, 38, SO, Sl , 154 Schm itt, Bru~y 173, 183, 190 SchMitt, Christopher 127 Schm itt, Moro~ ith 2S, 27, 38, 39, 42, SO, Sl , 79, 154 Schooider, Er ie~ 23, 24, 2S, 40, S9, 140 Schooider, Jde 10, 26, 27, 36, 37, 38, 1S4, IS7 Schouor, A•• 89, 127 Schoweoser~t , Kate 74, 154 Schuh, Eric 154 Schumacher, A~am S3, 176 Schuruiorko, Jmu 84, 8S, 173, 183 Schullr, Nm 26, 27, 37, 140 Schwalm , Molo~y 129 Sehweishart, lio~uy 14, 27, 42, SO, 100, 154 Schweiklo, Stauu 40, 76, IS4 Sulo, Amalia 4S, S3, 173, 184, 190 Surby, Ryu 3S, 83, 90, 91 , 102, 140 Sun, Goors• 68, 80, 9S, 140 Sobm, Matthow 27, Sl , S2, 60, 83, 102, 173, 177, 178, 181, 190, 194 Sockmu, Cotheriu 154 Sockmu, Jor~~oioh 4S, IS4 Sehy, Zoeh S6, 73, 140 Susrmoh, Wulftl 41 , 74 , 100, 140, 143 Susrouuuh, Somphoo 2S, 49, Sl , 173, 184, ISS, 190, 194, 201 Sum, Iris 54, 173 Sethi , Horvio 34, 80, 127 Sholer, Karu 34, 36, 37, 38, 41 , 44, S6, 127 $holler, A~om 3S, 91 , 127 Sholau, Yilu 34, 46, 67, 140 Shmbuh, Moor 176 Shorp, Colaish 98, 127 Shorp, Chrystal 173 Show, Joho 127 Shew, Mmu 127 Sha~eoholm , JmiCI 40, 127 Shal~y . Corl 40, 140 Shari~u , Jmie~ S, IS, B , 49, SO, Sl , S2, S6, 60, 74, 86, 173, 178, ISS, 190, 194, 196 Sherrie, Suo 86, 127 Shiu, Jmll 23, 3S, 41 , 89 , 140 Shirley, To~otha 127 Shobu, Gras 36, 37, 38 Shou~al, Niulo 3S, 89, 127 Si~on , Jomu 23, 2S, 27, 36, 37, 38, 43, Sl, IS4 Sieber, Bruua 41, 7S, 154 Sieber, Trouir 140, 143 Simoou, Motthow 48, 173, 178, 19S Sim100a, Ryu 127 Simlio, Edwor~ 54, 154 Simmoor, Will 41 , S9, 154 Sioslotory, Lorino 2S, 124, 127 Sirois, Kim~orly 41 , 154 Skorap1 , Jmiler 140 Sick, Kacio 36, 38, S2, 74, 100, IS4 Slollr-Sturmot, Smh IS, SO, Sl , S6, 60, 88, 89, 173, 177, 178, 190, 19S Smith, Aero• 140 Smith, Aubray 23, 41 , 154 Smith, Brao~oo 36, 38, 83, 127 Smith, Cmtooy 83, 154 Smith, Duiol 83, 92, 93, 173, 178, 190, 19S
Sm ith, Gras 6S, 9S, 154 Sm ith, Juhu 140 Sroith, Kotiu 10, 47, 98, 154 Smith, Mo rio 140 Sm ith, Moshu 40, 127 Smith, Nokio 47, S2, 140 Sm ith, Roirio 86, 127 Smith, S10twoo 127 Smith , Smju ia 154 Smith, Staphu C. 140 Smith, Stophu 0. 127 Sroucker, lokt 140 Soy~er, Emily 23, 140 Soos, Koy~eck 140 Sparks, Duu 36, 37, 38, 39, 44, 127 Spuur, Jm~ 173, 190, 19S Spero, Kolheriu 127 Spitz, Erie 1S6 Spitm, Corey S3, 173, 178, 180, 190 Spiuay, Dophuy 140 Spiuey, Juy 40, 154 Spriulm~ach , Nikk i 173, 190 Sprom, To~ i lha 140 Spurlock, Willie 1S6 Stuhlios, Jul ia S, 41 , 1S4, 1S7 Stolfor~ . Crais 154 Stalfor~ , Jorhu 127 Stohlbers , Chrirllpher 140 St.. ~orler, Ryu 127 Stooloy, Kothryo 40, 127 Stuloy, Stophuio 41 , 154 Stark!, Kryrlol 154 Stau~lo , Bujom io 121, Sl , 100, 1S6 Sturor, Bujo10io 86, 127 Stulo, A'" 23, 34, 36, 37, 38, 43, 48, SO, Sl , S2, SS, 60, 174, 177, 184, 190, 19S Stoioer, A~•• 34, 36, 37, 38, 48, SO, SS, 174, 178, 18S, 190 Stoiomu, Cory 80, 127 Staiorou, Soro 11 , 41 , 166, 174, 184, 190, 19S Stemlo, April 174, 190 Stemlo, Michul 154 Stephuroo, Sm 23, 27, 36, 37, 38, 39 , 44, Sl , S6, S9, 80, 140 Stmor, Chrisllphor 4S, 90, 127 Stmor, Doly 36, 37, 38, 40, 127 Stmu, Jouthu 127 Stawert, Moshu Sl , 1S4 Sticklu, Ao~row 174, 182 Sticklu, Juoo 127 Stierwalt, Jmo 141 Stiorwolt, Jurlio 14, 127 Stimmel , Juhu 40, 176, 178 Stilu, Matthew 154 Stockios, Eliu~olh 36, 37, 38, 79, 141 Stoll , J11hu 154 Stoltzlu, Ao~rur 36, 37, 38, 44, 127 Stolhlu, Jmthu 19, 23, 36, 37, 38, 43, SO, SS, 172, 177, 174, 19S Stou, Bujomia 127 Stou, Timothy 38, 154 Stoooor, Eric 83, 127 Storm, Am~er 141 Stout, Michul 1S6 Struuka, Rou 3S, 91 , 127 Strotor, Juu 127 Strottoo, Nuh 27, 36, 38, SS, 83, 98, 99, 163, 174 Struu, Jo10ia 36, 37, 38, 127 Strouu, Matthew 141 Strutz, Daui~ Sl, 141 Stuert, Durlio 46, 141 Styochula, Malio~a 11 , 23, 24, 2S, 43, 46, S9, 174 Suehomrki, Mmy S2, 67, 97, 98, 141 So~harhu , Amil 2S, 127 Su~hmhu , Vuklluh 174, 190 Sulliuu, Rachal 86, 98, 127 s,., lo 128 Sutherlu~ , Darull 83, 128 Sutharlu~ , Davi~ 83, 154 Swoobars, Dajo 174, 190, 19S Swubars, Suo 120, 128 Swertzu~ru~er, Nothu 20, 36, 37, 38, 86, 87, 128, 130 swe~. J, ... 12a Swaikar, Duiol 1S4
Swift, Cmy 70, 71, 154 Swiolor~, Trouir 154
Tobelios, lourao 3S, 41 , 88, 89, 174, 178, 190, 19S, 196 Tol~ott , Smh SO, Sl, S2, 70, 154, 201 Tato, hltoo 83, 9S, 128 Tall, Pruliu S, 19, S2, 9S, 176, 190 Toll, Travis 128 Toylor, Corey 38, 47, S2, 6S, 9S, 141 Taylor, Darioo 141 Toylor, Jeffrey 142 Toylor, J ... thu SO, Sl , sa, 1S4 Toylor, Sm 26, 27, 41 , 141 Toylor, Scott 128 Taylor, Suit 141 Tamil, Sholu~o 176, 184 Terrio, J11hu 83, 128 Tmy, Krirtia 174 Teucher, Suit 83, 93, 154, 1S7 Tho i, Nsuyu 34, 40, 128 Thotch, Bru~u 1S4 Thiele, Amber 2S, 36, 37, 38, 43, SO, 60, 174, 177, 190 Thomu, Chrirllphor 27, 36, 37, 38, 141 Thomu, Cryrtol 47, 141 Thomu, Huthor 80, 141 Thomu, lokotio 174 Thomu, luhowu IS6 Thomu, Sophio 141 Thomproo, Arloish 40, 128 Thomproo, Bryoo 36, 37, 38, 6S, 83, 141 Thomproo, l~rir ISS Thomproo, Juoifar S6, 80, 97, 128 Thomproo, Thomu ISS Thompuo, Tiyo Sl , 74, 86, 174, 190 Thomru, Ryu Sl , 141 Thorpe, Christopher 36, 37, 38, 47, S2, S4, 6S, 83, ISS Thonoo, lura 40, 128 Thurmu, Shawo 141 Tiu, Xio 23, ISS Ticheoor, lmu 41 , 74, 141 Till, Au~ray 36, 37, 38, 141 Tillmu, Cmmu 41 , 74, 141 Tilhou, Tillui 41 , 128 Timothy, Robart 141 Ta~io , Mush•• 40, 89, 128 Toews, Kim~erly 41 , 74, 141 Topol11ky, Jmiler 23, 2S, 27, B , 42, 43, SO, Sl , S9, 74, ISS Troeey, luke ISS Tru~woy, Kyle SO, Sl , 76, 174, 177, 190, 19S Trolzser, Joho 11 , 174 Trasre, Sheri 41 , 48, 174, 190, 19S Truth , Jora~ 36, 37, 38, ISS Troleck, Celio 68, 141 Trolock, Dario 7, 68, 86, 87, 17S, 177, 184 Tuekar, Bujomio 141 Tuell , Bru~oo ISS Torur, Curtis 36, 37, 38, 128 Tmer, E~uy 141 Ty, Ry IS6 Tyler, Ao~raw 23, 2S, 42, 43, SO, S2, S6, 72, 73, 90, 91 , ISS Tymooko, Cheryl 40, 128
Umlu~ , Uuo~er,
Stophuio 46, 17S, 196 Krirtiu 41 , 48, SO, S2, 74, ISS
Veil , Cho~ IS6 Veil , Ro~io 128 Volutiu, Kavio ISS Vusrimu, Niulo 23, 36, 37, 38, 74, ISS Vuhorliosu, Ro~occo S, 36, 37, 38, S2,
74, ISS Vuko, Sarito 23, 41 , 48, Sl , S6, 67, 79, 141, 143 Vm, Joho 27, 83, 141 Vm, Klyo 17S, 83, 190 Vuem, Ch ristopher ISS Vi~ito, Juu 141 Vill arou, eriu 128 Villmul, Brituoy 128 Vittu, Ashley 128 Vojok, Smh 128 Vuoor, Michelle ISS You, Ro~occo 27
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On December 19. Pre~ident William Jeffe~on Clinton became only the second President in history to be impea ' h d by ongress. Kenneth tarr\ investigation culminated v. ith the Hou e of Representatives being presented with four articles of impeachment. The House adopted two of the articles and the stage wa..<, set for a enate trial . The impeachment trial lasted five weeks and ended on February 12 with President Clinton· · acquittal on chru·ge. of pe~ury and obstruction of ju tice.
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C: :» Jordan 's King Hussein, 63, died of cancer. He ruled Jordan since 1952, longer than any other leader in the middle east. Hussein played a crucial role in the peace process between the Palestinians and Israelis. His funeral procession wa<; attended by nearly a mi ll ion people. His son, 37-year-old Prince bdullah, is heir to the throne.
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weapon in uillm\ 15-yearcivil war. Officials of the famine-plagued counl:l) allowed an airdrop of food from the U. ., but it wac., impossible to feed all of the hungry.
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....__..... Eric Rudolph, the prime su pect in the January 29, 199 , bombing of a Birmingham, Alabama, abortion clinic that killed one person and eriou ly injured another, remained on the too. a.c one of the F.B.I.'s Mo. t Wanted fugitivec.,. Rudolph vva.c believed to be hiding in the hill of orth Carolina. The fact that he was an avid outdoorsman has led earchers to think it may be a long time before h i found .
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Hurricane Mitch's fury hit hard. kill ing more than 10.000 people in Honduras. Guatemala, El Salvador, and icaragua and leaving some two million homeless. Eight days of rain and 180-milean-hour winds followed the hurricane which was said to be the deadliest storn1 in the Atl antic in 200 years.
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orne 9.000 JObs were expected to be lost worldwide w1th Exxon 's purchase of Mobil for 73.7 billion m stocl.;. maldng it the richest deal ever. • On February I. a powerful el(plosion in the Dearborn . Michigan. Ford Motor plant left one dead and many inJured . It was believed that one of the boile r. in the powerhou. e plant \\as respon. ible for the el(pl osion. The plan t was Ford" large. t concentration of factorie . • magnitude-6 earthqual.;e hit rmema. Colo mbia in January. lea\ mg thousand homele. s and k.illing over 900 people. • The largest md ustnal merger in history took place \\ hen the world\ number si'l: car compan y. Chl)sler. JOined \\llh number 15 Daim lerBen7 to create the fifth largest car company in the wo rld . Former three-pack-a-day smoker Patricia Henley wa awarded 50 million in puni tive damage-. after suing Phill ip Mom . The 52-yearo ld was di ag no. ed \\ith inope rable lung cancer last year and blamed the tobacco company for gettmg her addicted to cigarettes at a young age and misleading her about the dangers ot mokmg.
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A talking chihuahua proved to be a great marketing tool for Taco Bell. His catch phrase, "Yo quiero Taco Bell" (meaning ··1 want some Taco Bell,") saucy voice, and swaggering strut made him an especially hot dog!
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C: ; . The controversial Russian Mir space station made headlines a'> it conducted experiments with mirrors in space. Scientist'> were attempting to bring light to northern countries such a-. Russia and Canada during the dark winter months.
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" Jeff Gordon began 1999 in the best way po ible by winning the Daytona 500. It was Gordon's second Daytona 500 win in three years.
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great roster of veteran pitchers and hitters. The strong team led the Yank.ees to the earliest playoff <,pol in hi'>tory and a World Series sweep of the Padres.
Race horse Real Quiet had hopes of a Triple Crown after winning both the Kentucky Derby and Preakne · . Those hopes faded a<; Victory Gallop won the Belmont Stakes run on June 6.
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• 20-year-old Se Ri Pak from Korea won the U.S. Women's Open in Wisconsin. This wa<; one of two major wins, and she set an LPGA tournament record.
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