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Once again the 1999 Centennial Prom was a smashing success. With the numbers of students in attendance skyrocketing, the dance floor was bustling with en rgy. As beautifully dressed couple waltzed through the doors, they noticed the elaborate decorations provided by the junior class. The junior class transformed the car show room at Worden Martin into a scene t perfectly for a night in Heaven. The fun did not stop at the end of the dance. Many students attended the PTSA sponsored Post-Prom at Western Bowl Bowling Alley where pizza was served and door prizes were given out. Students seemed to really enjoy themselves, proving that the evening was truly a night in Heaven.

Good Luck- Tiffany Gehrke and Jennifer Grusby wi h each other good luck before the 1999 Prom queen is announced.

Shining Stars- Lauren Erickson and Joh:n Keller feel honored to be voted 1999 Prom queen and king. <ff1:t.l' ~'Om eoe{'!/1111/l!f.!JOll

lwpet(/or.9 "I liked prom, but the music was a little disappointing. I recom memf that eve:yone goes! I drdn't know what to expect, a11d my date forgot the tickets." -Rebecca Reid

The 1999 Prom Court- First Row (L to : Jaimee Jaucian, Lauren Erick on Second Row (L to R): Shayne Ramsey, Ca ey Hayasaki, Braden Reynold , Jennifer Grusby, Ja on Dorsey Third Row (L to R): Stephen Wurth, John Keller, Tiffany Gehrke.

Helpers Sent from Heaven- Ryan Reid, Arlene Allen, Kyle Medearis, and Shepard Johnson volunteer some Heavenly help.

"It was an extremely ftm night; the music was great, and the atmosphere was right for the occasion." -Robert Frederick

Angel of Mine- Jacob Gray and Erin Meyers enjoy a special moment together.

As the final b 11 of the 1998-1999 school year rang on June 8, 1999, CHS students separated for a three month vacation. While many students stayed in town, others packed their bags to travel somewhere outside of Champaign. o matter where they went, students were finally able to take time to enjoy life without doing homework. They could stay up late and sleep until noon, watch television, and attend social gatherings. Even though this past summer went by quickly, students admitted that it was definitely fun while it lasted.

Don't "Mime" Me- Christopher Wilkey, Sarita Vanka, Donna Packard, Rachael Good, Jennifer Briski, and Alanya Bonse traveled to France where they stopped to meet with a French pantomime. A pantomime can ea ily be found on the streets of Paris.

We Went, We Served- Maggie Rudolphi, Steven Schweikle, and Leigh Anne Kenyon spent 10 day in the mountains doing several mission projects m Grand Country, Colorado.

Brotherly, Sisterly Love- Thomas Harrington and Elizabetli Harrington spent their first moment of summer together by having a pool party in their backyard on the last day of sdiool. People ate hot dogs and soaked up the sun. Let's et SailÂˇ Por,ha ~\mfrey and Steve Cross spent an untorgettable week on a Carn1val CruiSe that stopped m Cozumel. Mextco.

Mama Mia- Amy Campion and Meredith Schmitt were lucky enough to vi it the Coliseum in Rome, Italy while traveling with a tour group thts ummer. Chateau de Ver aille - Chri tie Park traveled to France where he vi ited the breathtakin& beauty of Versailles where Marie Antionette lived dunng the French Revolution.

Howdy Partners- Best Friend Kristin McCowan and Erin Meyers took the southern route to spend a week in Dallas, the heart of Texas, where they witnessed a rodeo.

Starting the mi lennium rnr Right Aft r th lazy days of ummer have subsided, we return to another year full of homework, porting events, plays, lockers, teacher , and friends. Our ummer jobs are over. o more trip to the pool or sleeping past noon. It is a time for the Centennial students to get back into the swing of thing . The first day is quite exciting for many students. They enjoy going to their new classes to see who they will be sitting near and meeting their new teachers. Catching up with old friends and meeting new ones is definitely on tne agenda for the first day. Everyone seems excited to be back at Centennial to begin a fresh new school year.

Ahead of the Game- Trina Wetzel doesn't want to fall behind in her math cla s, so she is studying very diligently.

Wait for Your Tum, Please- Student hover around the table and wait to receive their chedule . They are very excited to find out who their teacher are and where their cla ses will be. Hi, I Am a Senior- Scott Teuscher and Derek Lemmon still can't find their cia se , and it is their senior year!

0-3 Doesn't Know Where to Be- Freshman always truggle with where to find their cla ses on the first day.

Camera Shy- Michelle House and Christine Schowengerdt grab a delightful meal at Jerry's IGA during their lunch hour.

â€˘YES!- All right, I have an awesome schedule!

What Is Your 5th Hour Clas ?- Tammy Benz look at Joy Waranyuwat's schedule to see if they have any cia ses together.

r One early Sunday morning Ja on Holdren met up with hi buddy John Parret o that they could spend an entire day together. They left for the day in John's car also known a the "Beefmobile."

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Fifth Stop: Upon hours of listening to 'Sync, playing FL Blitz on the play station, and watchmg "Austin Power ," John and Ja on were hungry once again. So they took the "Beefmobile" to the GARCIA'S on Green Street to grub on an mfamou gutbuster.

Ninth Stop: Once the boys were full of steak burger , fries, and milk hake at STEAK SHAKE, they glanced at the clock and realized it had gotten to be really late.

First Stop: Their first stop was at \L

where they ordered a stack of pancakes and bacon. Aunt Sonya's is a very popular place for Centennial students.

Fourth Stop: After all that ice cream, Jason and John couldn't decide where in Champaigtl they should go to next. So like any other CHS student wno doesn't know wnat to do on a free day, they hung out at John's I I\ ll I while listening to music, playing video games, and watching movies.

Second Stop: Due to all the pancakes and bacon that Jason and John ate, they had to work off some of tho e calories by taking a '}IS stroll alons the L I\ LRSIT . ) ( : 1 It ts amazing how many CHS student visit the quad in the heart of campus in order to catch orne rest and relaxation.

Third Stop: jason and John broke a weat at the quad because they were busy runnin~ around chasing tho e college gtrls. Sadly, no girls would give them any attention so they decided to take away their depression by eating a gallon of lemon custard from Cl I \I'D Cl P Jarling' s is definitely one of the favorite ice cream jomts that CHS students love to go to.

Sixth Stop: After filling their tummies full of pizza, topped with onions, alf of a sudden John and Jason were in the mood for a tearjerker at the SA\ O't If movie theater. Due to all that crying, the two boys became a little dehydrated, so they stopped by Panera to grab an iced cappuccino.

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Tenth Stop: Opp ! John and Jason forgot about their homework for Monday. They couldn't think of anything better to do than stop by ESPRESSO ROYALE to capture the quiet atmosphere and a cafe late o that they could stay up late and study, like most Centennial junior have to do.

Ei hth Stop: After all of that singing at \'\< STER . BOWL John and Jason really worked up a craving for some Steak- -Shake. So off they went to order a double teak burger platter.

Steven Schenk models brown, corduroy pants with patches of cloud fabric sewn to the sides of them. On top he is wearing a vibrant colored shirt while adverti ing the band known a Pnish. Under hi top, he is wearing the ever o popular white long- leeved t- hirt. His feet are comfortable in black and white Ad ida ;hoes. Steven i al o wearing a braided necklace that i decorated with white pooka beads.

First Row (L toR): Ian Dabrowski, Detrick Anderson. Second Row (L to R): Ryan Goodling, Bauty Bang engthong, Wayne Bolton, Peter Clau n. Third Row (L to R): Steven Schenk.

Wayne Bolton truts hi tuff with baggy blue jean and a famous Abercrombie & Fitch sweater with a white hirt underneath. He is al o wearing a brown braided belt to match his brown Dr. Martin boot . Wayne adds to his outfit with a diamond earring.

Ian Dabrowski is hot stuff while howing off in his plaid Polo shirt, blue jeans, belt, and immaculately white K-Swi tennis hoes. A always, Ian is wearing the white undershirt beneath his button down.

Bauty Bangsengthong shows model potential while wearing an orange and red plaid Polo hirt with his khaki pants and chunky brown Dr. Martin boots. He hows u a preppy style while tying a navy blue sweater around his waist.

Prapaporn Jisook and Elizabeth Danley love to twi t up their hair and accessorize it with butterfly clip , just like most CHS girls do. Cole, Anne Parrett.

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Adeola Cole model cargo jeans and big soled shoes on the bottom with an American Eagle quarter-length green shirt on top. She also sports a colorful plaid shirt that she had tied around her waist.

My Buddies ' te- Sarah Kurley and her two best guy friends, Kyle Consalus and Andreas Stoltzfus, model a snazz) outfit for hvin day.

As you walked through the halls on Monday, the first spirit day of homecoming 1999, you found many people taking double takes of their friends because several students were dressed up for TWI DAY.

Thi year's homecoming proved entennial High chool pride. Being the last homecoming of this millennium, CHS students proved that they have pirit. The week began with everybody seeing double due to the out tanding turnout of twin day. On Tuesday, faculty were reminded of what they used to wear in high school when students pulled out their parent ' bell bottoms, go-go boots, and polye ter leisure uits. Rivalrie between cia es began early Wednesday morning while CHS students decorated the halls with green, yellow, red, or blue. Of cour e, the enior pulled through once again taking the win in the hallway competition. That night, tudents put on their dancing shoes and met on the practice football field for yet another annual bonfire. Luckily the weather held out thi year, and HS wa able to build a blazing fire. Due to the late night dancing, everal CHS tudent decided to roll out of bed the following morning and come to school in their pajama for PJ Day. Friday, Centennial saw more blue and white than ever before, especially at the always popular pep a embly. On the spectators' way to the big homecoming game, many of them stopped in for orne famou chili made by Interact. After the chili supper, the football team turned the Viking into the Viqueens with their 23-22 win over Danville. The week came to an end as Student Council helped "Light Up the ight" with the homecoming dance. This year's queen, Leigh Anne Kenyon, wa greeted by her king, athaniel Allen, when he wa crowned in the gym during the exciting evening. The 1999 homecoming highlight will, without a doubt, be cherished by all CHS tudent .

The Bad and the Beautiful- Julia Dosset and Adrienne McPhee are twins whose evil s angel beauties, Krista Kloth and Michelle Grandys.

Freshmen Chicas- This group of freshman g1rls are excited to dress up for their first homecoming spirit da:.

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Wish You Were a Senior?- David Sutherland and Chnstophcr Cut r don't care II Cory Taylor wants to be '00; they arc gomg to decorate him with clu~ no matter what.

Me- Lindsey Moore decorating her class y with lots of green.

On Wednesday CHS students went head to head trymg to win the CLASS COLOR DAY competition. From Lucky Me to Sophomore Parking, and Enuf Said to OhOh it's Magic, class color definitely showed through.

Christopher Ory really isn't proud to be a junior because he just can't get enough of hanging out in the senior hallw

Mellow Yellow- Kyle Benefield takes his time in decorating lockers with plenty of hi class color.

The favorite spirit day for most CHS students is PAJAMA DAY. This is because they can come dres ed to school with what they wore to bed the night before. It is a great time to be comfortable during classes.

As you walked through the halls of Centennial during the second day of homecoming week, it was like being on a blast from the past. CHS students seriously went all out for this year's RETRO DAY.

I Must Be Dreaming- Matthew Bothwell jumps unbelievable high because he is so c cited to be wearing his Tommy Hilfiger pj's to school.

Oh-Oh Ya Know: This group of seniors are pmud to show their senior spirit b ' weanng thetr semor cia% shtrts.

Friday was the day to show off Centennial school colors. Students did an excellent job of d corating for BLUE A D VV HITE DAY.

Lunch Break- S(uah Ander..,on .md Ashley V\1se enJO~ a grtâ€˘at lunch at Arby's durmg an e\cibng b]u(â€˘ .md \vhlte dav.

Oh There You Are Peter- Interact cheerleaders throw Peter Foertsch up in a basket toss during their pep assembly skit

You Are My Fire- The junior class put together an awesome float how wanted to burn the Vikings.

Hey Chargers- This group of Junior girls are ready for some action.

Homecoming weekend got off to a great tart at the PEP RALLY. From the announcing of the court to games, dancing, skits, and cheering, students got pumped for the upcoming events.

Hey, Go Blue- The band really set the mood, as always, for this year's parade.

Classes, club , and organizations really put forth a lot of effort to create an outstanding PARADE.

GO CHS- This group of guys know they are number one and show off all their scl:1ool spirit at the football game.

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started the night off right while serving plenty of food before the big game. Is It Chili Or Is It Just Me?-. 'icole Dunlap is loading up on lots of chili before she has to che.er on the Chargers.

Give Me An A-C-T-1-0-N- The chargers gave CHS spectators tons of action Friday night.

The football game ended up with a victory over the Danville Vikings at the homecoming FOOTBALL GAME.

Senior Attendants- Magg1e Rudolphi escorted by Jonathan ierstheimer.

e T h homecoming DA CE was extra enjoyable due to the first time ever dance video DJ. It really helped "Light Up the Night."

Senior Attendants- Sarah Ro s escorted by Philip Phetchareun

Senior Attendants- Leigh Anne Kenyon and Robert Frederick

Love to Dance- Evan Raso is thrilled to be dancing with his lovely date from Central.

Hang Time- CHS gals love to hang out together at the dance. Senior Attendant (L to R)- David Sutherland, Kelly Jackson, Robert Frederick, Kristin McCowan, Leigh Anne Kenyon, athaniel Allen, Sarah Ro , Philip Phetchareun, Maggie Rudolphi, and Jonathon ier theimer.

Senior Attendants- Kristin McCowan athaniel Allen

Senior Attendants- Kelly Jack on e corted by David Sutherland

The 1999 ast Fir tRow (L toR): Keith oughlin, Christy Hussey, Tiffany Benner, Ju tin Kamrode, Sean Wade, Evan Wilson, Matt Hill, Lisa Deppe, Christopher Brown, Edward Kammeyer, William Aldridge, ara Stephenson, Kristin Goedke, Sarita Vanka, Kathryn Bogner, Caroline Crowder, Jonathan Mueller. Second Row: Ryan Clutts, Chri topher Schmitt, Aaron Braun, Chri toph r Webber, oah Stratton, James Siders, Sally Chance, Kai tlyn Brenner, Meredith Schmitt, Erin Donahue, Elizabeth Andre en, Katie Rag dale, Andrea Consalus, Andreas Stoltzfus, Kurt Cimino, Christopher Thomas. Third Row: David Braun, ikunj Patel, Erica Schneider, Brady Reynolds, Alison Askew, Matt Peter , Aubrey Smith, La uren Tichenor, Shannon Raymond, Jacquelyn Kali peni, Mr . Aldridge, Emily Pfefferkorn, Juha Dossett, Adrienne McPhee, Michelle Patton, Taylor Brownlee, Elise Rhiele, Stacie Royse, Je ica Sheridan, Spencer Perry, Harvin Sethi, Tom Jackson, Mrs. Henkel. Fourth Row: Chelsea Roch, Sunita Adams, Lindsey Yanchu , Amber Thiele, Adam Malone, Barunava Borah, Jacob MacLeod, Phillip Ha nson, Ryan Memenga, Brian Etter, Tara Wetzel, Mrs. Wyatt, Jo hua Ward, Patrick Mahoney, Benjamin Kline, Matt Seben , ick Andrz jewsk!, Joffre olbert, Whitney "Poor, Wi ll Simmons, Brandon Benefield. Fifth Row: arah Ross, icole Dunlap, Katherine Chick, Lind ey Hall beck, Jennifer Moore, Janell Shine, Sara Slater-Sturtevant, Katie Wetzel, ikki Tabelmg, Jennifer Topolosky, Catrina Mar h, Ro ie Lathrop. Stxth Row: Kyle Benefield, Ryan McKinzie, Jordan Grucza, Krista Faron, Matthew Chick, Meaghan Tobm, David Wat on, Emily Hoerr, Jeff Bauer, Drew Tyler, John Keller, Lyndy Wickline, John Sadilek, Janna Peterson, athan Hazelwood. Seventh Row: Dustin Ward, La uren Erick on, Charle Grider, Shayne Ramsey, Kevm Ru sell, Lindsay Schweighart.

Up Close and Personal On the S.S. American Anything Goes The 1999 Spring Musical When the S.S. American left the dock, none of the passengers knew what a crazy voyage it would be, for on board there were stars, criminals, and tricksters. Criminals Moonface Martin (Kevin Russell) and his sidekick Bonnie (Lindsay Schweighart) are busy running from the FBI. Star Reno Sweeney (Lauren Erickson) is falling in love with tourist Hope Harcourt's (Shane Ramsey) fiancee Sir Evelyn Oakley (Dustin Ward). Hope, meanwhile, is still in love with an old flame, Billy Crocker GeÂŁÂŁ Grider), who manages to con his way onto the ship to be with her. With all this chaos going on it creates an atmosphere for a few love connections, a lot of laughs, and a great spring musical!

What Was The Most Embarrassin9 Moment That You Had Onsta9el "On both dress rehearsal and on openin9 ni9ht while we were doin9 our An9el dance, mlJ ~est popped open durin9 the kick line. 11 -Catrina Marsh Are You and Your Character Alikel "No, mlJ character was different from mlJ personalitlj. I had to chan9e words and actions to present mlJself as a different character. 11 -Jeff Bauer What Helps You To Get Into Character} "Thinkin9 about how this person would act, talk, walk, and do in different situations. 11 -Erica Schneider

Anything Goes- With this great cast of stars!

Sneaking Around- Moonface Martin (Kevin Ru ell) and Bonnie (Lindsay Schweighart)

Laying Down the Law- Pur er Jeff Bauer make ure that everything is running smoothly on the ship.

"Look Jack, I'm Flying!"- Tourist Erica Schneider leans over the bow of the ship while Brian Etter wonders, "Who's Jack?" ....,_.,..--_,..,

Awl How Cute!Mr. Filkins, Mrs. Aldridge, Mrs. Wyatt, and Mr. Bartosik-Velez take time to smile for th camera during a hectic rehearsal. O v er here girls!-Reno' angel are alway happy to pose for a picture.

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Her he i , he' Mr. Charger ... "Thi y ar' fir t Mr. Charger contest wa ponsored by the Lancer , the Centennial dance team, a a fundraiser. Based on the Miss Am rica pageant, this event featured Centennial guy trutting their tuff. There wa a talent and modeling competition, and the top three cont stants each had an interview que tion. Guys sang songs, danced, and even "swam" across the tage on a painted box with wheels! In the end, Luke Meier wa crowned Mr. Charger after which he wowed the audience by singing a song that he had written himself especially for the contest while playing the piano. The subj ct of the winning ong ... why Meier should not be crown d king!

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And the 1999 Mr. Charger is ... Luke Meier! -Congtatulations on winning the first ever Mr. Charger Pageant in Centennial history.

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~e~e4t&~4l lot& 1Uu..bet& 1~e 19991411 ~k.y Who dunnit?- The 1999 fall play Rehear al for Murder wa a twi ting, turning, mystery that kept the audience on the edge of their eats through the whole show! This type of play, a dramatic mystery, has not been performed at Centennial for the past few year , yet it was well received by a an audience full of sleuths! The show consisted of a movie tar turned Broadway actres (Katherine Chick) who suppo edly commits suicide. Yet, the actress's fiancee Gacob Macloed) think otherwise. So he set out to find hi love's killer among theca t members. This how was full of excitement and uspense with a surprising twist at the end!

Settin g the scene for murder.... - The suspects read over their motives!

eve r mi x business with pleasure- David Matthews (Benjamin Kline) trie to put the moves on fellow actre Monica Well (Katherine Chick).

Crime doe sn' t pay!- Frank Heller (David Braun) finally pay for Killing Monica Wells.

Long time no see- Old friends Alex Denni on (Jacob Macloed) and Ernie ( athan Bohn) say hello again!

The cast in orde r from left to right- First row: Aaron Braun, There a Grandys, Lara Dossett, Sean Wade, Adam Malone, Julia Do ett, Jame Siders, Jennifer Topolo ky. Second row: Charles Grider, Ann Fergu on, David Braun, Katherine Chick, Jacob Macloed, Emily Snyder, Erica Schneider, Je se Depew, Ryan Clutts. Third row: athan Bohn, Liang Ge, Barunava Borah, Benjamin Kline, Drew Tyler, Matthew Hill, Katherine Frank, and Sally Chance.

Pre show jitters- othing a hug from the man you love can't fix! Monica Well (Katherine Chick) and Ale Denni on Gacob Macloed) har a pecial moment.

bBVE RIBES THE RAibS THE IBBB FAbb PW\Y All aboard the Walker, Valley, Pinebu h, and Pacific Railroad! Love Rides The Rails, unlike rno t plays performed at Centennial, was a melodrama. It was a wonderful how for all ages. Audience participation was encouraged with help from the Card Girl . Everyone thoroughly enjoy d therns lves. The show started off in the horne of the Hop w ll , with th lovely Prudence Hopewell (Catrina Mar h) and h r mother (Julia Do ett). The Hopewell own the tock forth railroad and try to hang on to it while bad guys Simon Darkway (William Simmon ) and his idekicks Dirk Sneeth (Michael Ackerman) and Carlotta Cortez (Lindsay Schweighart) try to steal it from them. Simon Darkway also plots to steal Prudence from her fiancee Truman Penndennis (Matthew Chick). Luckily, Truman Penndennis and his best friend Harold Polly Wolly Doodle All The Day! -Polly Standfast (Kevin Russell) come to the rescue and save the day! In the end the audience Purebred Oennifer Topolosky) is thrilled at the thought of marrying ner true love, had nothing left to ay but "My hero!" Harold Standfa t (Kevin Ru ell).

"Are We Interrupting Anything?"- Truman Penndennis (Matthew Chick) and Carlotta Cortez (Lindsay Schweighart) are interrupted by a mob of railroad workers.

Ladies M an - Emcee (Trent Sherman) is escorted by lovely Card Girls a talie Gittings and Sarah Kurley.

The love Rides the Rails Cast and Crew: First Row: L.lurm Chamlx:r«, Ken Offen.''""'- Kvle Consalu,, jeff Bauer. Harvm Smgh S..thr. Kar Karlstrom. Steven Schenk Tyler Co,, Sean Wade. Can· Stemman. Wrlham Poehl• Chavez Camplx:IL Gregory Lvp~. }ennrfer Moore. Cameron Wrlhams econd Row: Lvndy Wrckhne. Emrly Kasack. \ 1artha Cast Lmdse~· Yanchus, Claud sa Denrus, Ehzabdh Lathrup, Sarah Kenyon. C..-orgra Ka hrug. Anne Gorman. l.an~sa Smgletan·. Samantha FL<cella. Fe hera Zhang. Garret Brownlee, :'\atahe Grttr ng,, Carlv Drewes, Sarah Kurle\, L.l ra Dossett Third Row: jennrfer Ca mpbell, TIIfanyBenner, Shannon Raymond, Adnenne McPhee. Trent Sherman. Matthew Chick, jennr fer Top(>losk,~ Catn na Marsh,juha Do~sett, Adam Malone, Wrllr am Srmmons, Mrchael Ackerman. Lmdsav Schwerghart, Sarah Ross, Adeola Cole, Kend ra Marsn, , ' rcole Dunlop, Daruelle, Postul a, Aaron Braun Fourth Row: Ryan Cl utts, Davrd Braun. jacob Macloed, En c Heffemon, Na than Hazelwood, Edward Glaser, ~vier Ha llbeck, Timothy Clark, Taylor Brownlee, Rrchard Greer, jordan Gruzca, Meredr th Schmrtt, BenJamm McDuffee, Davrd Sutherland, Rachel Bettenhausen. Chnstopher Thorpe, james Srders, jeffrey Prttlekow.

God Rest His Saintly Soul! - Prudence Hopewell (Catrina Ma!'!Jh) and her dear mother Mrs. Hopewell (Julia Dossett) mourn the loss of their railroad.

W auld you encourage others to join the theatrical program at Centennial and why? "Yes. It is the best ttme of your life. It does not maner if you just have an extra part in the play, you will still have fun. The praa.ces are so much fun and you meet new people." atahe Ginings

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He'll Stand By You- Harold Standfa t (K vin Ru ell) stands by you through thick and thin.

"W el~ I had a lot of embarrassing moments in Love Rides the Rails. I was the mail man and I had my pants and my socks up to my neck. I was such a geek." Cameron Williams

What was your favorite part of doing this show? "Knowmg all the linle things that go on backstage for all the people involved." -Lindsey Yanchus

"The clock is ticking" ... - I anyone going to ave our hero? Simon Darkway (William Simmons) and Dirk Sneeth (Michael Ackerman) tie Truman Penndennis (Matthew Chick) to the railroad.

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Taking A Breather- Melinda Peddycoart, Kelly Robinson, and Lanata Kendricks take time to re t between ongs.

Say Cheese -Andrea White tells her date Cory Hodges to smile for the picture.

The Student Council sponsored the Winter Dance on December 4, 1999 at the Transportation Center. This year the dance was moved from the traditional lllini Union to the new Transportation Center. The new Building had a wonderful view of the Champaign-Urbana night sky. The music was provided by Grooves on the Move, which made for some great entertainment. The 1999 Snow King and Queen are nominated by the Centennial faculty and then voted on by the senior class. This year's King and Queen were Keyonn Pope and Elizabeth Danley. The couple danced to Back At One by Brian McKnight. The Winter Dance is one of the most popular dances at Centennial. The Winter Dance attracts many people because of its informal atmosphere. Most of the Centennial students do not bring dates. All in all, everyone seemed to have a great time. Working Up A Sweat -Stephanie White and Brent Weinberg are definitely grooving to the hot beats of the Winter Dance.

1999 Winter Dance Court- First Row (L toR): Jonathan Taylor, Nicole Wallace, King Keyonn Pope, Queen Elizabeth Danley. Second Row: Elizabeth Pittelkow, Wilfiam Aldridge, Sara Gustaf on, Melaku Demissie, icole Dunlap, Daniel Barkmeier.

The 1999 Snow King and Queen - Keyonn Pope and Elizabeth Danley enjoy their dance together.

The Student Council sponsored Vice Versa, the first dance of the new year. The dance was held on February 5, 2000, at the Illinois Transportation Building from 8-11 p.m. The music was provided by Grooves on the Moves, which surely made for a great evening. The theme song was .. What a Girl Wants.. by Christina Aguilera. Vice Versa is a bit different from most dances, in that the girls are encouraged to ask the guys to the dance. Also, Vice Versa is the only dance that there is not a court representing the students. All in all, the dance proved to be fun for everyone.

Party Hardy- The e six Centennial tudents had a great time partying on the dance floor.

Checkin' the Time- Ryan Wild and Alicia Chin take a minute away from the dance floor to see how much time is left to groove.

Breakin' It Down- Cen tennial students sure know how to dance the night away.

All Smiles- Dashon Jones and Jacqueline Kalipeni surely had a great time dancing together.

What was your favorite act in Spectrum" "My favorit act w r the guitar solo . They all were v ry talented and play d great mu ic." -Jason Sti rwalt

All the Right otes- Cody Reynolds blow the audience away with his beautiful piano playing.

They've Got The Right Stuff- The senior kits got the right tuff baby!

Starting the millennium off right!Thisyear'sSpectrumwas S-,1)1~( ~ I,llt J~I ~l\1 a mixture of many talents. The "~''" show had everything from The New Kids On the Block to unicycles! There were original compositions, choreographed numbers, and lots of laughs. Spectrum had some especially funny skits, including the Saturday Night Live cheerleaders and the story of Little Bo Peep. It was great to see so many Centennial students showing off their hidden talents. Students had fun being able to watch their friends do things that they had never known they could do. Spectrum 2000 was a fun night of entertainment for all!

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Keeping Us All On Tune- The Centennial jazz band entertains us between acts.

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What was y our favorite act in Spectrum? "Superfans Part Two wa awesome! Those guy are so creative." - Kristen Anderson

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The 1999-2000 school year has been a busy one for International Thespian Troupe# 1(43 at Centennial High School. it was a banner year for participation in the State Theater Festival held at Illinoi State University on January 5-7. The state of Illinois has the largest high school theater festival in the United States. Over 3800 students were in attendance at this year's festival. Mrs. SuLanne Aldridge'had the honor of produong the All tate dv ntur of Huckle be Finn. and two Musical Bi River: Th studenb Jeff Grider, a Junior, and )arne Siders, a senior, participated in the actual production. Because of their involvement, the Centennial Thespian troupe became very involved. In june 1999, auditions were held at Centennial for students from around the state for the show; Jeff Grider earned the lead as Huckleberry Finn, and James Siders was chosen to play trombone in the pit orchestra. Rehearsal were held all around the state on four different weekends including one at Centennial over the Thanksgiving weekend. The first week in January, Jeff, James, and Mrs. Aldridge made the1r Wa\ to the Brandon Auditorium at ISU for intensive week of rehearsa.ls for the show. On Friday of that week they were joined by 1 other from Centennial who attended the festival which wa culminated by the performance of Bi River. Centennial has been a part of the Festival for 17 of the 25 years of its eXIstence. The school has had the honor of representing hvo different hows at the Festival in the past five years. In addition for the past five years, Centennial tudents have been represented in the All tate Play as actors, musicians, or technicians. It wa an exciting experience for all the students who participated, and they will remember thi experience for a long time.

The center of attention-Huckleb rry Finn (our very own Jeff Grider) b ing pointed out, by theca t of Big River.

Taking a break- Jame Sider take a well de erved break. Playing the trombone for the pit orche tra i hard!

Looking for adventure- Huck Finn Geff Grider) rafting down the Big River.

The best in the state- Centennial's auditorium wa lit by the all state cast while practicing on our tage.

"Dude looks like a lady..." H uckleberry Finn Geff Grider) going for more of a feminine look!

This year' annual African American Talent Show wa a terrific how! The talent show demonstrated all of the African American club members talents and showed Centennial students the cultural side of this club. There were many different acts ranging from cultural dances to modem dances. The students modeled the late t fashion as well as traditional African clothing. Farewell Ms. Casey- Club member honor Ms. Ca ey for the 30 Centennial students were able to learn a lot about the African years she has taught at Centennial. culture and enjoy themselves at the same time! What A Voice!- ZipiJorah Gwin dazzles the crowd with her beautiful inging voice.

Say Cheese!- Some club members relaxing together before the show. They've Got The Moves- The e guys can really dance!

Practice Makes Perfect- Jennifer Jenkin concentrate on a com plicated dance tep.

What A Cute Couple!-Laderra Williams and Paul Ogwallook great modeling together.

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O rganizations- First Row (L to R) : Said Assali, Amy Campion (editor), Megan Laz .

Underclass- First Row (L to R): Kate Fairchild, Megan Brombaugh. Second Row (L toR): Tiffany Benner (editor), Kelly Walsh, icole Bush (editor).

Productions- First Row (L to R): Samantha Fiscella (editor), Kaitlyn Brenner (ed itor).

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Academics- First Row (L toR): Molly McMillian, Elizabeth Gerding. Second Row (Lto R): Jennifer Briski (editor), Rachael Wesolowski (editor).

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Cheesin' It- The magnanimous Joe Storch, Centennial' s infamous photographer, is caught in front of the camera for the fir t time.

Crop It Out- Kasey Adamchik, Said Assali, Megan Laz, and Amy Campion get a little slap-happy while cropping

Seniors- First Row (L toR): Maggie Rudolphi, Abbie Ferguson, (editor), Jennifer Topolosky (editor), Jean Wheeler, icole Dunlap.

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Sports- First Row (L to R) : Julia Do sett, (editor), Emily Renwick. Second Row (L toR) : Ryan Searby, Joel Burgener (editor), Laura Frank.

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First Row (L to R) : Kerry Dunn, Elizabeth Gerding, u an Levy, Laura Frank, Janette Hays, Kelly Robinson, Erin Koelkebeck. Second Row (L to R) : Katie chehlein, Tiffany Wetzel, Megan Laz, Kristin Anderson, Karen Shafer, Alice Kemme, Janell hine, Andre~.... Hanson. Third Row (L toR) : Justin Harland, Megan Brombaugh, Emily Schilling, Rachael Danielson, Tracey Hendrickson, Lauren Walters, Ann Schnuer, Kristen Bathon. Forth Row (L to R) : Kyle Benefield, Melinda Peddycoart, Ju tin Hauffee, Chri Stevens, Chri topher Reed, Ryan Searby, Matthew Branham, Adam Shaffer, Andrew Tyler, William Mooney.

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First Row ( L to R ) : Brett Bailen, Dunja Bodruzic, Second Row ( L to R ) : Scott Ligon, Christopher Venezia.

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Wanna go for a ride?- Members in the club proudly show off their float in the homecoming parade.

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First Row ( L to R) : Desme Dans, Pn.'Cious Wilson. Shenooa Walke~ Regma Heath, johme<ha DeBerry. econd Row ( L to R ) : Jamar Brown. 'akia m1th, Sterlisa Avant, ·,cole Wallace, Katma Sm1th, !\'icole Dunlap, Valene Wood, jacqueline Kahpem. Dartaev1on Ba1ty. Third Row ( L to R): Corey Taylor, Adeloa Cole, Tara Boxley, Nafisha Freeman. !Gp Crawford, La'Derra Williams, Tenaaa Gardner. Fourth Row ( L to R ): U . a Vernon. Hennne Casey, Paul Ogwal, Moruque Riley, AeJa Dor<ev, La Verne Williams, Andrea jeffnes, M1chelle H1U, Kenneyth•a Odom. Fifth Row ( L to R ) :Mr. Sikora (sponsor) Mar<ha Terry (co-sponsor), jude Schne1der, De<a Phethchareun, Melaku DemiSSle, jellmsha Mosley, 'Jata<ha uleza, Katrma Payton. Kan Cooke, Crystal Thomas, Daruelle johnson. Sixth Row ( L toR) :Douglas Bruner, jeffrey Rhodes, Chnstopher Thrope. Da\·1d Sutherland.1..1Jchael. 'ovotny, joey Spn·ey, Venus Bolton. :-\athamel Allen. Ztpporah Gwm. Cameron w,u,ams.

Boogie Nights !- These ladies take time out from d an cing at the Ebony Ball to smile for the cam era.

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All Smiles- Danielle John on, Abbie Mikovich, and Kristin White frolic in the afternoon sunshine during marching band practice.

First Row- ( L to R ) :Allison Muell, Elizabeth Anderson, Chnsbna Hus ey arah Kurley, Brandon Benefield, Aaron Braun. Elizabeth tockmg, James Sider., Keid i •emann, Second Row - ( I to R ) : Salvadore Rodriguez, Bnan Hornbeck, Corey Taylor, Cecil Johnson, Wilham Bell, Jonathan Barrett, Gregory Lypka, Brian Kent, Thomas Morel, Harrison Goodman, Timothy Stone, Wilham Kubb>, Jeffrey Peyton, Anthony DeCerbo, Ryan Re1d, Wilham Aldridge. Third Row - ( L to R ) : Krysta Andrae, Lisa Deppe, Kelly Robmson, Daruelle Johnson, Damon Green, Chnstopher Thomas, Ben McDuffee, Krystle Pnce, Lyndy Wick!me, Laura Joebgen, Emily Neeley, Wendy Burk, Melinda Peddycoart, Amy P~rtle, Julie Wheeler, Jamie Strauss, Je ica Frank, Chnstopher Brown, Tracey Morel, Andrew Burns, Meredith Schmitt. Fourth Row- ( L toR ): Denna Sparks, Tammy Benz, Michael Hanson, Audrey 1ill, Jenrufer Burnham, Megan Gnffith, Kathryn Bogner, Daly Stevens, Jacqueline Bryant, Dat1al Jones, Abb1e M•kov1ch, Knstm Wh1te, Lmdsay VVemberg, • '•cole Dunlap, Bryan Thom pson, Peter Fort ch. Amy Wh1te, amuel Evans, M1chael Ackerman, Knshne Malloy, Noel Even on. Fifth Row- ( l to R ): Caroline Crowder, Curb Turner, Christopher Thrope, Jay Mahannah, Kahe Ragsdale, Wesley Mu~rhe1d, Brent Wemberg, Paul Burk, Leolee Karch, Kathenne Duncanson, Grace Yang, Rachel Barbee, Karen Shafer, Jada Car ·on, Kari Doxey, Heidi Wendorf, Gregory hoben, Bridgett Evenson, M1shael Piccoli, "i1cole Kirby. Sixth Row- ( l toR ): Vanessa Wilks, Matthew Khulenschrnidt, Edward Kammeyer, Brett Merchen, Daniel Hartman. Johnathan Meade, Timothy Goodwme, Sara Stephenson, Allison Gossett, Nicole Merchen, Ri ley Kerestes, Elliot Kammeyer, Andreas Stolzfuts, Steven Kane, Kyle Benefield, Nichola Hoffman, Tracey Hendnckson, Matthew Ponhfex, Alethea Banruster. Seventh Row - ( L toR ) : Teri Bark, Daniel Whllaker, Ku rt Cimmo, Paul Ogwal, Jeff Grider, Els1e R1ehle, David Braun, Matthew Irwin, Ryan Patnck, M1chael Pamter, Daruel Choe, Dav1d Cheng,

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Make Some Noise - These saucy band member take a quick break from band practice to strike a pose for the camera.

Daniel Choe, Lauren Walters, Ashleigh Thompson. Eighth Row ( L toR): Laura Fahey, Casey Kashmg, Adam Malone, jared Trouth, jame Logsdon, janice Hutchmson inth Row- ( L toR): jill Cook, Cheryl Mahon, Mary adarskl, Rachel Hmds, Felt cia M1lewski, jennifer Andresen, Tyler Wilken, Knsitn locking, Theresa Grandy , Lara Dossett, Hana Schne1der, Nathan ewman, Timothy Hod on, Melissa Mos , Sara Kenyon, Knstm Stockmg, Stacey elson, Kathryn Thomas, Thomas S1ders, Emily Kasak, Rachel Danielson, Danielle Postula, joseph Dummitt, Andrew Wulf Tenth Row- ( L to R ) : jenmfer Steams, Allee Kemme, Kelsi Walters, Ashley Bnght, Chelsey Kallembach, Crystal Ligon, jennifer Hubert, Chnstine Holloway. Kelly Reid, Stefame Postula, Yum1 Crass, Samuel D1etrich, Scott Kent, Carmeron Hieronymus, Susan Levy, '.~folly Rag,dale, Sara Cable, jenna Tyler, Patnck Brown, '.ilatthew Stewart, Todd Merchen, jason Colwell, Kyle Hamilton, Sara Broadnck, Kelly Gatens, Meghan Sm1th. Eleventh Row - ( L to R ) : Staci Anderson, Meagan Stenzel, Mynette Followell, Ashley Go sett, Darren Warren, Michael Kuhlenschmidt, Marquis Thomas, Sara Peterson, Tyler McPheters, joseph Tuttle, Matthew Angel, Elizabeth Emanuel, Christopher \\'oolcott, Ke\'ln Bogner, Wilham Lyke, Dominique Lienard, Matthew Fraser, Griffin Spotz, Autumn Brazelton, Thomas :'\loore, Alyssa Garvenck.

Toy Soldiers - Ryan Reid, William Kubb , and Jeffrey Peyton keep the band in synch with their drum beats.

Cuddle Up - Melinda Peddycoart and her buddie bundle up from the nippy weather as they take a break from entertaining the crowd at a football game.

All Eyes On Me - Aaron Braun practices his conducting kill before the show start .

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First Row ( L toR): StevenHase, Kyle Benefield, Tra9' Morel, Christopher Woolcott, Brandon Benefield. Second Row ( L toR): Christopher Thomas, Andreas Stoltzfus, Jame Siders, Ryan Reid, Salvatore Rodriquez, Thoma Sider . Third Row ( L toR ) : Chri topher Brown, Timothy Goodwine, Daniel Hartman, William Aldridge, Charle Grider, Matthew Stewart, Jay Mahannah.

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First Row (L toR): Wilma Dedman, Jessica Foutch, Melissa Hanemixay, Daniel Pfefferle, Aleesha Smith, Da hon Jone . Second Row (L toR): Lind ey Murk, 1ia Appleman, Andrew Lane, Tae Lee, Karen Shafer, Johanna Mueller, Kristine Unander, Matthew Branham. Third Row (L toR): Mr. Mueller ( ponsor), Frederick Bryant, Kendra Price, Aundrea Armstrong, Athea Williams, 1iffani Tillman, Caroline Crowder, Jonathan Mueller.

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Feed your head- Jennifer Topolosky, Charles Grider, and Jennifer Moore memorize their lines for the play, Rehearsal For Murder.

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The Haimet Style- Rachael Good and Amy Campion wore hairnets at thi year's Chili Supper pon ored by Interact.

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Pretty Ballerinas- enior girl act as enior boy football players in the Homecoming Pep Rally.

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Executive Board- First Row (L to R): Benjamin McDuffee (Historian), Tiffany Benner (Spirit officer), and Jame Knight (Historian). Second Row (L to R): Melvin Redeker (Scribe), Jacob MacLeod (Captain), Sara Stephenson (Captain), Sean Wade (Publicity officer).

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Extra! Extra!- Donna Packard and Brent Wikgren address papers to students.

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Great Minds Think Alike- Donna Packard and Carrie Hickman agree on a hot topic for the next cover story.

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First Row (L toR): Donna Packard, Leslie Damaso, Sarita Vanka, Amber Murphy, Amy Pirtle, Dunja Bodruzic, Laura Johnson, Jennifer Gregg. Second Row (L to R): Ben McDuffee, Katharine Wetzel, Keidi :-.Jiemann, Amanda Willette, Tim-Tun Lam, Katie Ragsdale, Prapapom}isook, Felicia Zhang, Kari Cooke, Karen Elsass, Christina Hus ey. Third Row (L to R): Mrs. Ellis-Nelson ( ponsor), Sarah Kurley, Yiran Li, Yifaa Shalev, Rebecca Sigmon, Anna Sneyd-Mar hall, Lyndy Wickline, Kai Goodman, Melvin Redel-.er, Deanna Elsas , William Mooney, Sean Marsh, Brandon Kovell, _ 'icole Dunlap, Sara :Mirarefi, Anna Hiple, Kurt Cimino.

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I'm About To Faint!- Erica Schneider tries not to faint as she gives blood.

Off To A Good Start- This year's Homecoming Parade was organized by the Student CounciL

All In Retro- Amy Campion, Adam Chladny, and Diane Fernandez-Alvar show chool spirit by dressing in retro for Spirit Week.

Rollin' In Cash- Maggie Rudolphi collects money for Homecoming ticket sales.

Recuperating- Sarajenie Smith and Tammy Benz get refre hed after giving blood at the annual Blood Drive.

Group Hug- Katie Gustafson, Allyson Broeren, Christie scaling rocks.

Hangin' Around- Student Council sponsor Mr. Stock waits in the door for the early Tuesday meeting to begin.

Executive Board- First Row (L to R): Eli e Riehle ( ecretary), Leigh Anne Kenyon (president), and \1aggie Rudolphi (vice-pre ident). Second Row (L toR): athaniel Allen (treasurer), Mr. Stock (sponsor), and Kristin McCowan (hi torian).

Do I Really Have To?- Josh Holmgren and Mrs. Vriner-Paul see who's next to give blood at the Student Council pon ored Blood Drive.

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Stuck On You- Timothy Amoni like to wear Blood Drive sticker after giving blood.

Spider Woman- Kati Gu tafson shows off her climbing skill during rock climbing.

The 1999 Men' track team wa led by everal talented athletes. James Benson, Jay Mahannah, Adam PetryCooper,

Hey wait a minute!- Junior Philip Ph tchereun attempt a hand-off to a blazing Shem El-Jamal on the last leg of the 4x200 meter relay.

ic Coats and several other athlete helped to

make the Chargers competitive. A season-ending injury Jumpin' Joel- Junior Joel Burgener shows off to James Benson hurt the sprinting group's chances to advance their relay teams to the State track meet. Fortunately, several quality athletes will return to help keep Centennial' tradition of excellence alive. The sprinting group will hopefully see the return of Jeffery Rhodes, Jonathan Meade, Joel Burgener, Christopher Thorpe, and other talented athletes. The distance group will have legitimate contenders in the conference and sectional meets. The future of both groups looks bright with a strong corps of sophomores and freshman growing each year. It is well-known that the 1999 men's

track team had a reputation of domination on the track, but what is not very well-known to those outside of their competition is that the Chargers were a tight-knit team that celebrated together, quite loudly, after any member of the team did well. Now, the Chargers did not holler out any random cheer, oh no, they all gathered around the particuliar participant and chanted the same cheer together in sync. The words are as follows: "Stop! Drop! Shut 'em down, open up shop! First we had 'em like, OH! Now they like, NO! WHY BABY7!7! That's how Ruff-Chargers roll! " -Mostly taken from DMX's Ruff-Ryder's Anthem

perfect form while clearing this amazing height in the high jump event.

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Front Row: (L toR) Bryan Thompson, Adam Petry-Cooper, Jarrod Compton, Phihp Murphy, Said Assali, teve Goodwm, David Cheng, James Benson, Philip Phetchareun, Ricky Woolworth, Sean Sherry, Keith Malone, Jeffrey Pritchard, 'ick Coats, Justin Hauffe, Jeffrey Rhode>, Brian Hornbeck Second Row: Daniel Choe, Benjamin Stearns, Kyle Dittemore, Jay \1ahannah, Kyle Kurasek, Coach Coleman Carrodine. Third Row: Blake Kurasek, Daniel Barkmeier, Dame! Yanchus, Michael Holm, John Hill, Joshua Hansen, Paul Ogwal, Lance Andreasen, Jonathan Meade, Vivek Kale, David Sutherland, Ma tthew Pontifex, Joel Burgener, Shem El-JamaL Christopher Thorpe, Daniel Gambill, Joshu a Rolando, Coach Clin ton Porter. ~~~~--------~~,

Catch me if you can!Senior James Benson fini hes off his leg of the

4x100 meter relay witn an enormous lead and hands the baton to junior Jonathan Meade.

prepares to blow away the fi~ld in the 1600

Leaving Las Vegas- Junior David Sutherland make hi move inside to pa s teammate and tough comp titor ophomore Daniel Gambill.

A Record Breaking Seaso As Coach Walters wrapped up his thirteenth year as h ad coach of the Cent nnial girls' track and fi ld team, he wa assisted by Darr n Tee and former athletes Angie Avery and Jenny Dorsey. They did an outstanding job of bringing out the talent in thi young team.

I want that record- Sprinter and Jumper Keidi iemann stretches for the distance and lands herself with the school record in the triple jump.

Look w ho's got the hops- Jumper and thrower Sara Gustafson shows how she can Young they may b , but talent wi e they ar way ahead really get off the ground.

of their years. The foursome of Juniors Abby Ferguson and Leigh Anne Kenyon, and sophomores Anna Rudolphi, and Ally Broeren took down the 4x800m relay school record. This relay sprinted all the way to a fourth place finish in the state meet. The second school record to be hattered was by tripl jumper Keidi Niemann, jumping 34' 4.5". And to top off a great season we qualified 22 girls including four relays to the state meet in Charleston. You haven't heard the last of this team. With the loss of only four seniors this year, the majority of our talent will be returning for the 2000 season. Give the e girls a few years and Centennial will be back on top!

A little bonding time- After a long but ftm weekend at the State Track Meet in Charleston, we all got together to relax and have a little fun.

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Front Row: (L toR) : Sarah El-Jamal, ma Bell, Tiffany Benner, Megan 'elson, Laura Frank, icole Shoudel, Sarah Ross, Chn,tine Kranz, Vanessa Wilks, Johmesha Deberry, Amber Murph}; Lindsev Yanchu . Second Row: Coach Angie Avery, Keri Cooke, Amy White, Rowan Lord, Allison M~rcll. atasha Zeleza, Jamce Romzek, Krista Karlstrom, Deborah Newell, Albrcv ·uss, Lind av LeVanti, Somphon Sengsouvanh, Paris Hutchison. Third Row: Coach Jenny Dof""eY, !':a tie Gustafson. R01sm Smith, Ktrstin Anderson, Alex Ba s, Gabby Ferguson, Rachel Barbee, \1\'kah "Jewman, Ketdi iemann, Keona Hornbuckle, uzzanna Hubert, Lauren DeDeker, Michelle Hill Fourth Row: Coach Greg Walters, Maggie Rudolphi, Terri Wendte, Abby Ferguson, Leigh Anne Kenyon, Kasey Adamchik, Heather Meyers, Nlarcy Sucnomski, Kari Reineke, LaTray a Keaton, Anna Rudolphi, Jackie Bryant, Coach Darren Tee

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Strongest Ladies-A great "shot" of style and skilL

stickRookie LaTraya Kea ton and Janice Romzek were both key element in the 4x100 and 4x200m Movin on up- Kari R ineke defies gravity as she ails over the bar.

Sultans of Swing The 1999 Centennial Baseball t am tart d off with a very favorable ea on. Seven out of nin pr viou tarters returned to make the season a promising one. The team had very strong leadership, which was anchored by nine senior letter-winners. They were undef ated after 13 game , b for lo ing to Urbana, 1-2. However, our heroes bounced back undoubt dly by winning th n t ix games. They obtained their revenge on Urbana, by hutting them off 7-2 to win the Cia AA Rantoul Regional title game. Continuing on, the Chargers Beat Springfield 7-6, to advance to state. Centennial lost in the quarterfinals to St. Charle 4-1, ending the dream team a on with a r cord of 36-5. Michael Quinlan, Joffre Colbert, Jeremy Hunt, and Justin Willis were chosen for the Big 12 All Conference Baseball Team, with Jacob Gray as an honorable mention. Coach Stan Lewis ha led the Charger for five years and brought them a Big 12 Conference Title and two regional crowns. The 1999 eason not only left its mark on the competition but al o on the record book. ext year's team has big cleats to fill!

The Centennial Varsity Boys' Baseball team had many traditions. Like the one shows at right, the boys often would take time to watch the rest of the team practice. This is a great way to build team unity and togetherness. The boys' baseball team was very close, and their record showed it. Pictured from left to right: Justin Willis, Michael Quinlan, Darin Trulock, Jo11athan Nierstheinzer, Jeremy Hunt, Adam Clzladny, Scott Holmes, and Jacob Gray.

Bringing it home- Junior Andrew Wallace round it in to third ba e. Wallace cored 12 run for only 23 at bat .

Down and Dirty- Junior Benjamin Friedel slides in safely to make a close play at second bas .

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Var ity-First Row (L to R): hristopher Carter, Jacob Gray, Darin Trulock, Kurt Pierce, Brett Fogerson, •colas Andrzejew ki, Stati hcian Tom Morel. Second Row: Coach Stan Lewis, Steven Wurth, Justin Willis, Mathew Lynch, Michael Quinlan, Joffre Colbert, Jonathan ierstheimer, Benjamin Friedel, Coach Kyle Herges. Third Row: Scott Holmes, Andrew Wallace, Jeremy Hunt, Mike Dreger, 'icolas McDuffee, Adam Chladny, Bryce Oliveira.

Junior Varsity-First Row (L toR): Colin Trulock, Bradley :vteredith, George Sears, Adam Herges, Matthew Moore, Michael :vtears. Second Row: Cory Place, ]a on Holdren, Ryan Lee, Eric Zopf, Jeremy Hartke, Cory Hodges.

Strike T hreejumor Pitcher Adam Chladny amcentrates

before pitching another no h•tter. Chladny pitched 39 Fre hman-First Row (L to R): Darren Mead, Ryan Clutt , Ke\·in Ealy, Ro s trase:,ke, innmgs Lucas Wetmore, Cary teinman. econd Row: Coach Mark Goodw in, Travis Tate, "icolas with an

Hoffman, Mathew Branham, Jeffrey Eaton, Bryan Banks. Third Row: John Herriott. a than Swartzendruber, Tyler 'ew, Jacob a rison, Joseph PierC); Black Colman.

The Sluggers Club A close look at the 1999 Centennial oftball team would

Teaming up- The JV team gets a few la t minute pointer from coach Rich Fields before taking the field.

reveal its abundance of talent. Led by eniors Rebecca Mo , Jenny Herber, Jenny Millage, Katie Moore, and

Ready or Not- Krista Kloth prepares to zip another pitch past a dizzied batter. finishing with a record of 18 wins and 17 losses. Katie Emily Hornbeck, the Charger had a strong season,

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the Charger ' mo t valuable player and led the team in hits. The Chargers' talent pool does not end there, next year's team will also return starting pitcher Krista Kloth and de ignated hitter Tiffany W tzel. Krista had an amazingly low earned run average of 1.83, and Tiffany led the team in batting average with a dazzling .429. With two other letter winners, Elizabeth Harrington and Nira Robbins, also returning, the Charger should be ready for a great 2000 season!

"One of the traditions we have on the softball team is toiletpapering the Coach's house. We all got together after a game and went out to his house. Another tradition that zoe started this year is toilet-papering the houses of the baseball team. We got them and then they got us. We decided since we had so much fun, that we would do it twice. After that it started into kind of a war." -Tiffany Wetzel

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Varsity-First Row (L to R): Rebecca Moss. Second Row: Jenny Herber, Emily Hornbeck, Jenny Milage, Tiffany Gehrke, Rachael Hilt Katherine Moore. Third Row: ira Robbins, Coach Chuck Clutt , Krista Kloth, Elizabeth Harrington, Coach Steve Malloch, Tiffany Wetzet Casey Swift.

Junior Varsity-First Row (L to R): Kelly Robinson, Amanda Willette, Kelly Walsh, Sarah Kurley, Kristin Anderson, Danielle Brown. Second Row: Kathleen ash, Barbara Cekander, Kri tin Hintz, Kri tine Malloy, Andrea Palmer, Merideth Herbert. Third Row: Debra Ballew, Kri tin

Whitehill, Jennifer Thomp on, Lindsay Weinburg, Jenna Waldon, Amanda Glerum, Coach Fields, Trina Wetzel.

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Barbara Cekander lo e her helmet while rounding third and streaking for home.

Three up, Three downfirst to end the inning.

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Making a Racket The 1999 Men' Tenni team was the be t Centennial ha ever seen. Coach Bill Car on led the Charger to their

He's got style- Senior Milty Feng adds flair to hi forehand.

Blondes have more fun- Junior Brent fir t Big 12 Conference crown as well as the best record in Wikgren returns a hard serve. iiiir...,~W-111

Centennial history. The story doesn't end there either. The Charger qualified junior Brent Wikgren, enior Ed Whitford and sophomore Zachary Breneman to the State meet, the most players from Centennial since the early nineties. The Chargers will not return four of the previous season's top eight, but it appears that Centennial will reload with many tal nt d players such a Zachary Sehy, Robert Meier, Omar Said, Christopher Ory and Daniel Purgett making their way up to the Varsity ranks. The top player for three consecutive years, Brent Wikgren, say "I am determined to mak my enior year my b

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Going to the top- The State qualifiers, with freshly dyed blonde hair, stand in front of the IHSA sign at the State meet.

The team always has an initiation in which the upperclassmen dress up the freshmen in makeup and tennis skirts ... the Varsity hangs out together every Saturday night to celebrate a victory ... they spend Spring Break together bonding as a team ... these Charger men are known as a 'feisty" team ... "We Âˇwant it more, and we take it" is the team's motto.

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First Row (L to R): Manager Mika Crass, Ed Whitford, Ben Staudle, Todd Mayfield, Zachary Breneman, Gregory Ruckman, Brent Wikgr n. Second Row: Omar Said, Daniel Purgett, Robert Meier, Christopher Ory, Milty Feng, Zachary Sehy. Third Row: Coach Bill Car on, Amit Sudharshan, Marcu Shaw, Ian Dabrow ki, Robert Erickson, Kai Wang, A istant Coach Don Waybright.

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Here Chickie Chickie! Junior Tiffany B nner knows that the key to a great singles match is speed, endurance, and a great bandana.

She's #1- Senior Elizabeth Pittelkow consistently played number one singles The 1999 Women's tennis team had a stellar season, throughout the season. finishing with a winning record of 11-8 in dual meets. With a strong core of seniors consisting of Elizabeth Andresen, Kristen Blaschek, Judie Levy, Elizabeth Pittelkow, Joy Waranyuwat and Samantha Xu, the Chargers enjoyed victories against many, including big wins against Danville and Eisenhower. The Lady Chargers posted shutouts against Rantoul, Eisenhower, Lincoln and St. Teresa on their way to a respectable third place in the Big 12 conference meet. The dynamic duo ofElizabethsAndresen and Pittelkow went to state and placed 25th, and to make it a family affair outstanding freshmen Jennifer Andresen placed 65th in singles. With a group of talented underclassmen, next eason promise to be just as successful.

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First Row (L to R): Asst. Coach Garrett Bowhall, Barbara Wolfe, Johanna Mueller, Tiffany Benner, Elizabeth Stocking, Erin Beitel Second Row: Jennifer Andresen, Michelle Blaschek, Judith Levy, anthida Waranyuwat, Sarita Vanka, Kristen Blaschek Third Row: Sara Mirarefi, Elizabeth Pittelkow, Elizabeth Andresen, Emily Kasak, Samantha Xu, Coach Bill Carson OhJoy!anthida Waranyuwat, a senior, lofts an easy return.

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Just Shoot It Th 1999 Men's Soccer team got off to a promising Fancy footwork- Junior Shepard tart, only losing one of th ir fir t five games. Junior Johnson battl in the Var ity gam icholas Wedig J a on Curti and ophomor while JV warm up behind him. em rg d a team leader , but the Chargers were not ju t reliant on one or two strong players. This year's Chargers were balanc d and a TEAM in every sense Concentration- You can tell by the look on of the word. A th a on went on, the road got junior Jason Curtiss' face that he is driven to rockier, and th t am uffered a few di appointing los e and injuri , including senior Melaku Demissie. score. Toward the end of the season sweeper Steven Schweikle tepped up, and the team followed his ampl . H did not get a lot of media attention for hi ffort , but he qm tly became the backbon on the d fen ive id of the ball. Although the Chargers lost their final game of the season, not a single one of them was not proud of what he did that game. The Chargers lost to Ea t Moline, the eventual state champion and the number four rated team in the country according to the USA Today. However, the Chargers were the only team that was able to score more than two goals against East Moline, and they did it twice, coring true goal in both games they played again t Ea t Moline. The future looks brignt for Centennial soccer with sophomores Andrew Quigg and icholas Wedig but most importantly iunior All-Sectional, All-Coriference, All-Area striker Ja on Curtiss returning next season.

"In the last game against East Moline a lot of players realized their true potential and showed they could compete with the best in the state, which will raise the standard for Centennial soccer and hopefully yield a state championship in the near future."Senior Nathaniel Allen, All-Sectional, AllConference and All-Area pick

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Varsity-First Row (L to R): Christopher Wetmore, 'athaniel Allen, Steven Schweikle, athan Gitting , Riley Kere te Second Row: Robert Meier, Cole Bu hue, Cody Reynold , Ja on Curti , Daniel Yanchu , Andrew Quigg, Luca Wetmore Third Row: John Herriot, Shepard john on, Jeffrey Eaton, Coach Seamus Reilly ot Pictured: elaku Demi ie, Jonathan Mueller

Junior Varsity-First Row (L toR): Lance Andrea on Second Row: Mitch Phillip , Chri top her Taylor, Christopher Woolcott, Rodney Gaynor, Ryan Reid, Brandon Kovell, a than Kolb Third Row: Aaron Krite , Andrew Femandez-Aivar, Ryan Gittings, Patrick Brown, Jo eph Dummitt, Thoma Laughlin, Coach Mark Sikora Fourth Row: a than ewman, Hank Bell, Scott Corum, Kyle Hamilton, Andrew Wulf, Christopher Ory

Heads above the restSophomore John Herriot knows that a high vertical jumpi vital to a good header.

He's #1- Var ity goalie Andrew Quigg perform a perfect punt.

Going for the Goals Many unfamiliar faces were seen on the Women's Soccer Pushy, pushy- Junior Michelle Grandys fight Urbana' Beth team in the 1999 season, and the depth provided by a crop Johnson for the ball. of new players made for a great year. The Class of 2002 made a name for itself with four freshmen on the Varsity It's all Good- Varsity goalie junior Rachael squad, coached by Bill DeJarnette and Scott Wilson. Senior Good winds up for an excellent punt. Amanda Estergard and junior Jean Wheeler were lethal from the top corners the middle of the field was controlled by senior Alison Herriot and junior Natalie Gittings (a News-Gazette All-Area pick), and senior Jen McEllin was the pillar of the defense. Many other talented girls rounded out the Varsity who commanded a seriou presence in the Big 12 with a record of 10-9-3. The Junior Varsity, coached by Pam Lachik, also enjoyed a successful year and is sure to become stronger in the 2000 season. The Practice Team consi ted of mostly freshmen running and working on ball skills everyday, and this dedicated group of underclassmen will provide much talent in the future. With the addition of a brand new fenced-in field and lots of up-and-corning talent, the Centennial Women's Soccer team will definitely flourish in the new millennium.

Smile Skippy!- Junior icole VanGrinsven fla hes the camera a grin while orne unidentified leepy soccer player takes a cat-nap on the bus.

The players in the Spring of1999 were closer than in any previous years, and despite a wide assortment of grade levels on all three teams, the season proved to be a time not only for soccer, but for friends as well.

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Varsity-First Row (L toR): icole VanGrinsven, Kimberly Toews, Rachael Good, Jen McEllin, Erin Beitel. Second Row: Sarah Cranston, atalie Gittings, Alison Herriot, Kaitlyn Brenner, Monica Metzler, Jean Wheeler, Ashley Meachum. Third Row: Coach Bill DeJarnette, TriciaJohnson, Arlie Allen, Emily Renwick, Amanda f<<:t,pro- :ur1 Jennifer Jean Coach Scott Wilson.

Junior Varsity-First Row (L toR): Leslee Karch. Second Row: Katherine Wetzel, Michelle Grandy , Deanna Fernandez, Kacie Slack, Jessica Sheridan. Third Row: Lauren Tichenor, Julia Do ett, Joy Waranyuwat, Andrea Krouse, Sandra Coamb . Fourth Row: Coach Pam Lachik, Carnes ca Tillman, Kri tine Unander, atalie Green, Bethany Zich, Jennifer Moore.

Quick as LightningJunior Jean Wheeler performs one of her famous comer kicks, which ha an Super seventeen- ophomore Emily Renwick know her supreme ball skills can outsmart any Tiger.

Tee Time

Shwiing!- Bryan oonan take a chip out of that ball in hope of completing a near perfect round.

Centennial's Golf team prospered this year by achieving th ir goal for thi , the la t a on of the twentietfi. century. The women's golf team had high expectations heading into the 1999 sea on. Even though this is only the fifth sea on of women's golf at Centennial, Checking the slope- Junior John Parret checks the team prospered. othing held back th Lady Chargers, the grade in hope of making a perfect shot for who went on to achiev a ucce sful sea on w1th a record of 10-5. The Charger did not stop there, but went on to his next putt. Sectionals where tney placed eleventh. Due to the lack of returning juniors, two promising freshmen, Ainsley Wellinghoff and Ann Gorman, stepp d up to lead the team. ext year' a on will al o bring back six strong juniors to the team who will improve the Chargers' outlook for the season ahead. The 1999 men' golf team also had much to boast about. They accomplished their goal by placing first in the Rantoul Tournament, fourtn in the Big 12, and achieving a winning record of 11-3. The men' golf team was led by the three outstanding seniors, Kristopher Riley, Bryan Noonan, and Kyle Croy who provided strong senior leadership. Although th r were new faces on the boys' team this year, they did exceptionally well. With only thiee team members graduating this year, and with John Parret, Jason Holdren, and Ryan Lee to step up and take their position, next season ha a great cnance of continuing Centennial's dominance on tne green.

Even though golf tends to be more of an individual sport then a team sport, players still depend on the teamÂˇs score to win the meet. Everyone encourages and supports the team members so they will do well. It is important to have a bond between team members on and off L . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - the green, even if the bond is strengthened at McDonaldÂˇs. Pictured to the right is Sara Stephenson, Anne Gorman, Nicole Bush, Ashley Wise, and Jennifer Thompson.

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First Row (L to R): Ainsley Wellinghoff, Grace Yang, Laura Beavin, Cory Brown, Marcy Suchomski. Second Row: Heather Thomas, Jennifer Thompson, Coach Jim Linnenberger, Sara Stephenson, Nicole Bush, Ashley Wise, Anne Gorman, CoaCh Randall Ro e, Courtney Morr, Kerri Blight, Li a Foger on.

First Row (L toR): Ryan Lee, Kyle Croy, Kristopher Riley, John Parrett, Jason Holdren, Bryan oonan. Second Row: Ian Dabrowski, Greg Payne, Cary Steinman, Harvin Sethi, Travis Tate.

Perfect follow throughFreshman Ainsley Wellinghoff how why he is the model for a perfect swing.

Teeing off- Junior Cory Brown i about to follow through on a sreat wing. Cory' 1 ad r hip and skill were important for a team w1th many young member .

Proflin9 Them Wron9 ExpectatiOn~ have a tendency to either bur} a team in their weight or compel a team to do something unexpected. The 1999 Charger football team was faced with both the loss of a fantastic group of graduates and the expectation of dropping to the bottom of the Big 12 and failing to achie\Âˇe a playoff berth. However, Charger football plavers have more talent and character than that. This group worked as hard if not harder than any other group of players the school has ever seen. They came together and fought to become a hammer that smashed thee pectations of many. The eason started with some serious ups and downs, winning the home opener against MacArtl)ur then dropping the next to eventual Big 12 champion Mattoon in a tight game. The Chargers would bounce back by beating Stephen Decatur in e\Âˇery facet of the game, scoring on offense and defense. The next week was possibly the Chargers' "gutsiest" performances of the year by overcoming a twenty-two to ten fourth quarter deficit to dominate the final period and score the victory twenty-three to twenty-two. Weeks five and six proved to be two of the most difficult games of the season: Central handed Centennial what rna) have been its most disappointing loss of the season, then Bloomington gave the Chargers their third los~ of the season and left them fighting for their playoff h\es and wondering what went wrong. Whatever it was, the Chargers fixed it. They needed to win all three of their remaining games for the possibility of their third straight playoff appearance. What they got were three games of sheer domination. Senior running back David Sutherland ran for 204 yards against Urbana, 273 against Rantoul, and 231 again t ormal West to become the third Centennial running back in as many years to run for over 1,000 yards in a single sea on. Centennial was headed to its third straight playoff berth. The Chargers drew familiar foe McHenry for their first game. With the sort of gut, toughness, and determination that had become standard practice for the Chargers, they held the McHenry Warriors to six points for the better part of three quarters, but unfortunately couldn't hold on. The highlight of the game, if not the superb play of the Charger defense, was enior punter Reginald Hodges' kicking game. Hodges tied the state record for longest punt with an unbelievable ight-six yard punt. This year's Chargers proved every critic wrong and kept the Centennial tradition of excellence alive.

By the dictionary's definition a tradition is a time-honored practice. In order for time to honor something, however, it has to be started. A new tradition for Centennial football was started when English teacher/football Mom Mrs. Aldridge decided to invite the entire varsity football team into her home for a spaghetti dinner before the team's first game. For one reason or another Mrs. Aldridge decided to do it again every week. As the season went on, the menu expanded to include other treats such as torte/lini and lasagna. The entire Centennial football team would like to thank and applaud Mrs. Aldridge for her efforts, she is greatly appreciated.

Yeah Bob!- Senior Quarterback Robert Frederick fires a rocket to a streaking receiver in the end zone. Soco- nior Tailback David Sutherland turns the corner on the Danville defen e behind the extraordinary blocking of Jacob Lewsader (#7) and Luke Meier.

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Front Row : (lto RlTrJ\" Hamilton, Bn an Bar ' \ mcent Hit, Keona llornbucl.le larob 011\eua \latthtw Roughton, 1cholas Rl>t""Ser, Sha\o\n Bro\~n. R1ckr \\ool\\ econd Row: Justin Hauffe, lo\\le \1l"t:leMts, JOS{'ph Piern. Pau Og"al. Chn toph<•r fhorpc, fhomas B•>nth, limoth\ Amom, joel Burg•ner, Enc l'atnck, Chnstopher Carlot Third Row: Coach GooJ" m, Co.Kh \l<•ade Coach IIKkman, Coach Rile. Coach B.unhart, Coach \IeDonne II, Coach Ranstead, (<Mch llerge' Coach Sm1th. Coach l\illlam,, k"'ml' HMn' (llallbo) ). Fourth Row: D.n 1d Sutherland. Rran Patnck Scott Teu,(h<·r. Br} .1n I homp..,on. jonatho1n \1~ l'r..,, Dl'n.-k Lemmon. Damel BU"-l'\, Enc Hettl'rnan, john t·ann. Fifth Row: Krle Kura'Ck. Fallon Tate, john )or!.. Robert F"'denck, Regmald Hodge,, \lichacl \lea", !..:1 le jack<on. Luke \1e~t.~r. Bi-l~tt Fo~<·r..,on. Da\ 1d Cu<.tcr Sixth Row: Sk~·ler john-.on. Con Hodgt.•s, DougJa.., Bruner. Grl·gorv Lypk R~ n 1\ 1ld. Jonathan \l.ade, \tarqUis johnson. jacob Le" 'ader, l\1lham Aldnd~e. R1 an S.•arb1, \llchad St ut

Front Row: (L toR) \ltatthell We ·tba\, jonathan Hill, Tyler Pieper, Dal'tdChcng, Darnell utherland, jason tone, BenJamtn Wallace. Second Row: Casey Ka . hmg, justtn ltcrwalt. Yohna Hornbuckle I..y \1agruder, Dar"'n 1\leade, Hoseph Pie rev, jeffre\ Pritchard . Third Row: jonathan \lver>. Blake Kura. ek, justin Wedtg, Coach Htcl.man, Coach Smith, Coach Ryle, Blade Colman, Bryan Sanks, Kiel Abel Fourth Row: kevin Kruger, 'icholas Hoffman, justin Haufk Eric tonner, Chad Bickers, Michael. 'ol'otnv, Dane Bothwell, Robert Erickson, Matthell Pontifex. Fifth Row: Laren Pike, Ste\'e Eisenmann, jacob Carlson, Jeremy Horton, Fallon Tate, :1.1arquis john. on, Peter Elliott, te1·e mith.

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Front Row: (L to R) W1lham L\·~e. R~an haw, Clifton HilL '\!arcus Robm<on. Patnoa Stemle, Adam Sm1th, ]a<on Colw<ll. jacob\\ lihs Second Row: Brvan Dobnk )awn Rector, jason Burgener, Da' 1d Etter. Gregon Carter Du lin Armstrong. %ane xott, jared 1\'armouth. Third Row: \l,chael . '<lson )dire\· Dobnk Coa,h GooJw<n. Coach \\'1lhams Coach Herges, '\lichael xhamber, B~ren De,.,. Fourth row: En ~m1th, jarrell )ork. joseph \la lko" ,k~ Trier Rou<e, \l atthew Z1ch, jack xhumacher. Andrew \\'eldon. jacob Corln. Fifth Row: Rran Cla<e , han Ra>o, 1\.yle Raymond Jeremr Drolhnger, J..;:enneth Gannaway, Brian Ruckman.. lknramm A1"'e". Robert Long ja~n Ft. her. Sixth Row: \l1chael \tered1th, \l1chael • tone, . te<·en 1\'h,tehlll. Thoma· Bla e. Brandon Bo"' ell, \licah \\'ooJ. Chnstopher le(' jav Ram'-h.l\\

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The 1999 Centennial Volleyball team had a season full of memories and success. Despite a new coach, Stan Bergman, six graduating seniors, and a lack of juniors who returned, they achieved many accomplishments in their season. The Lady Chargers were led by three seniors, Sara Gustafson, Keidi Niemann, and Hannah Goldberg. The Chargers placed second at the Rantoul tournament, and went on to place second again at the annual Linconway Tournament. Despite many set backs the team went through, they pulled away with an overall winning record of 20-14. Without the team's unity and togetherness, the Chargers definitely would not have attained such a victorious season. Next year's roster will have four strong seniors who will lead the team out on the court.

This is volleyball team unity at its best. Pictured left is Hannah Goldberg, Kaitlyn Brenner, Christy Ottmers, Molly McMillan, Bridgett Evenson, Katie Gustafson, and Rachael Wesolowski who apparently gottoo many balls to the head. Pictured above is the varsity squad taking a break after placing second in the Rantoul Tournament. Good job girls!

In your face!- Junior Jean Dunlop take a r al hit at the ball in hope of getting her t am another point on the board.

Set it up- Kaitlyn Brenner gets another kill off or a perfect set from Christy Ottmers. Christy Ottmers. Chri ty has been the var ity setter for three years and lead th team in as i t .

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Varsity-First Row (L toR): Rachael We olow ki, Keidi iemann, Kimberly Toew , Rachel Bettenhau en, Jenna Gustafson. Second Row: Katie Gu taf on, Bridgett Even on, Molly McMillan, Hannah Goldberg, Kaitlyn Brenner. Third Row: Manager Jonathan Taylor, Kri ten Weatherford, Jean Dunlop, Chri ty Ottmers, Elizabeth Danley, Sara Gustaf on, Coach Stan Bergman.

Junior Varsity-First Row (L toR): Kaitlyn Stratton, Andrea Palmer, Jennie Roberts, Kelfy Walsh, Cheryl Tyrnonko. Second Row: Rachel Barbee, Kristin Malloy, Su an Mateunas, Rachel Hinds, Lindsay Weinberg. Third Row: Manager Suzzana Hubert, Kari Reineke, Jenna Walden, Trina Wetzel, Jennifer Wanzek, coach Jenny Heagy.

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Freshman-First Row (L to R): Kristen Davi , Felicia Milew ki, Kaitlyn Stratton, Jiwon Sung, Molly Ragsdale, Stacey el on, Brittany Ward. Second Row: Jenna Tyler, Steffanie Millage, Lind ay Morr, Tera Swift, Samantha Crame . Third Row: Tera Horn, Margaret mith, Meghan Booth, Michelle Hou e, Garett Brownie , Coach Wayne Ha.

Gone Runnin' If you actually caught a glimp e of thi year' p edy cro country teams, you would have found out that not only do th y run well, but are very do friend , and their success is a re ult of their closeness. The Worn n' t am led by seniors Leigh Anne Kenyon, Maggie Rudolphi, Abigail Fergu on, and arah Ro , were ucce sful throughout the season leading up to tat . Back d by junior Ally on Bro r n, Anna Rudolphi, and Sophomor Amy White, the Lady Charg rs had a fifteenth place fini h at thi years IHSA state m et. Although they were not satisfied with their place, the women ran well, with Leigh Anne leading the way, and Allyson finishing right behind her.

The men' team also enjoyed ucce s throughout their season with elev n boy running a per onal b t. The team was led by nior Jay Mahannah and Aaron Saxton. The men placed fourth at the conference invitational, and eleventh at Regionals. The team also had strong support from junior Josh Rolando, and sophomores Nathan Schwartzendruber and Adam PetryCooper. The men fini hed eleventh at ctional , with a than Schwartzendruber leading the way at thirty-sixth place, and finishing his season with a time of sixteen minutes and thirtythree econds. All in all the Centennial cro country program was very good this year, and with a strong core of runners returning for next season, the team should be a real threat in th 2000 ea on!

Setting the Pace- Senior Jay Mahannah tart h.is kick as he head into the final leg of the race.

Running Ragged- Senior Leigh Anne Kenyon and

Junior Allyson Broeren push each other as they run uncontested through Big 12 competition.

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Wome n's ross Count ry-First Row (L to R): Abigail Ferguson, Denna parks, Anna Rudolphi, Leigh Anne 1-.:envon, Kasey Adamchik, Jennifer learn . S..,cond Rov" Sarah Anderson, Lauren DeD.,cker, Elizabeth ÂˇBurch, Sa~a K"nyon, Maggie Rudolphi, Kimberly Ferguson, Tia Appleman. Third Row Âˇ Alexandra Bass, Allison :'vl~rell, Deborah . 'ewell, Lindsay LeVanti, Julie Wheeler, Allyson Broer~n. Sarah Ross. Fourth Row: Coach Greg Walters, Lindsey Yanchus, Sarah Hays, Amber :'vlurphy, Christine Kranz, Sara Broadrick, Roism Smith, Amy White, Elizabeth Emanuel.

Men's Cross Country-First Row (L toR): a than Schwartzendruber, Adam Cooper, Kai Karlstorm, Todd Merchen, Timothy Mahrt. Second Row: Coach Clinton Porter, Michael Holm, Jay Mahannah, Edward Glaser, Jo hua Rolondo, icola Hatfield. ot Pictured: Patrick Dorsey

Second WindSenior Maggie Rudolphi and junior Allion Mirrell, find up port f r o m e a c h

other as they continue their exhau ting race.

l?usl~ess ~s Usuo~ The Charger tradition of exc ll nee lives on. The 1999 Women's Swimming and Diving team celebrated another stellar season under new assi tant swim Coach Erich O'Donnell, who commented, "The d pth of this team has been the most important reason for our success." The worn n wer und f ated in their regular ason and were conferenc and ectional champ forth fifth year in a row. Head Coach Don Waybright continued his success with the Charger divers; senior Amber Evans won her third straight sectional title, and both Evans and sophomore Laura Frank qualified for State. Other qualifiers were juniors Ja nell Shine, Michelle Patton, Megan Laz; ophornore Megan Brornbaugh, Tracey Hendrickson, and Meaghan Tobin; and freshman sen ation Rachel Danielson. The Charger divers made a splash at the State meet with Evans taking third and Frank thirteenth. With Hendrickson's eighth place finish in the 500 freestyle, the team earned a 201h place finish. Evans was named first team All State. Next season prorni es to be just as successful and exciting.

It's all good- Excellence is not an act but a habit, and perfect form is habit for Tracey Hendrickson.

She's off- Captain Tiffany Wetzel bolts off the block to get a jump on her opponents.

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First Row (L to R): Kerry Dunn, Alice Kemme, Melissa Wurth, Claudia Dennis, Susan Levy, Daniel on, Emily Schilling. Second Row: Karen Shafer, Megan Brombaugh, Elizabeth Gerding, Ann Schii.uer, Tracey Hendrickson, Laura Frank, Lauren Walters. Third Row: Erin Koelkebeck, Meaghan Tobin, Janette Hay , Kristen Bathon, Megan Laz, Katie Schehlein, Michelie Patton, Kelly Robinson, Tiffany Wetzel, Amber Evan . Fourth Row: JaneII Shine, Coach Ericll O'Donnell, Kirstin Anderson, Coach Don Waybright, Melinda Peddycoart. Flying highComplet-

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Faster than Fishes The 1999-2000 Centennial men' wimming and diving team continued their e c Hence a the premiere team in the ar a; an excellence which it b gan la t ea on. With th d parture of many talented nior from last year's team, ther was doubt that the men could mea ure up to the spectacular standards of a year ago. The men did just that. Five school records fell, the team went undefeated in dual meets, they won the Twin City champion hips, and they placed first in four invitationals. One of tho e invitational wa the Downstate 8 Relay , a me t the team take great pride in winning. The men accompli hed that feat for the second year in a row and only the econd time in school history. The team was led by seniors Justin Harland, William Mooney, Andrew Tyler, and Thomas "T.J." Clarkson. One of the sea on' highligli.ts was junior Shepard Johnson's chool record breaking swim of 1:58.14 in the 200 yard individual medley, lowering a record which had stood for thirty-one years. The swimming team was also complemented by ophomore divers Daniel Choe and Kevin Ealy. !he team was coached by head coach Don Waybright and assistant coach Erich O'Donnell. Coach O'Donnell, in his first year as coach, produced tremendous performance from all of his swimmers, with juniors Johnson, Ryan Searby, Cris Reed, and ophomore Ju tin Hauffe, Chris Stevens, and Daniel Choe advancing to the tate meet in Evanston, illinois. With an extremely good undercla returning, next year's squad looks unstoppable. Even to the fishies in ilie ea, as memoers of the team would put it.

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Twister- Daniel Choe execute a difficult dive while wondering in which dir ction the water is.

P-Diddy- Shepard "P-diddy" Johnson stretches for as much yardage as he can get in the backstroke leg of his IM.

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" The EB has been our team mascot for about five years. It is a fairly new tradition but one that we feel fits the attitudes of the swimmers on the team. It started as kind of a joke among swimmers who have now graduated, but it stuck, and we have been using it ever since." Justin Harland, Senior and Co-captain.

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Men's Swimming and Diving-First Row (L toR): Daniel Rotert, Ryan Searby, Lucas Branham, Justin Harland, Samuel Haun, William Mooney, Jeffery Clarkson, Brian Hornbeck. Second Row: Andrew Riley, Adam Shaffer, Daniel Choe, Steven Kane, Shepard Johnson, Steven Schenk. Third Row: AI Morrison, Matthew Branham, Kai Goodman, Drew Tyler, T.J. Clarkson, athan Bohn, Chri topher Reed, Ro Strase ke, Christopher Stevens. ot Pictured: Justin Hauffe, Kevin Ealy.

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l\rlli\'1, lll~r r J)() J)IJiliN(; II()YS' lli\S J{l~'l,llili~I~ S l~i\S() N The 1999-2000 Men's Wre tling Team wa put to a situation similar to last season by opening up the year with an extremely difficult and trying non-conference schedule. Senior Eric Patrick and Junior Jo hua Rolando led the team early by both posting 11-2 record . De pite the e performances, th Chargers started out with a 4-7 record. Ju t a Eric Patrick was brought down by a knee injury; the rest of the Charger seniors took the reins and drove the team to a new level. The Charger grapplers opened up the year 2000 with ix straight wins and fini h d third at the Urbana Invitational, their b t performance since 1994. They finished up th year 2000 portion of the eason with a sparkling 10-3 record. The culmination of the team's sea on was the Big 12 Conference meet, where despite not having wrestlers in four weight clas es, they placed an irnpre sive fifth place. The Chargers willlo e 9 enior in Eric Patrick, Ryan Patrick, Kurt Pierce, D.P. Phetch reun, David Custer, Corey Burton, Scott Teuscher, Zachary Chapin, and Matthew Bothwell. However, key returnees include: Juniors Joshua Rolando, Paul Lievano, Thomas Booth, Andrew Arnold, Said Assali, and Sophomore Cody Reynolds.

In your face!- S nior Ryan Patrick give his opponent a little more than he can handle with this "blinding" move. Let's get a break- Charger grapplers come together as a team to celebrate a phenomenal meet. The Chargers put up an 10-3 record in the year 2000.

A typical wrestler's typical in-season diet does not consist of very many bear claws or Eskimo Pies. Rice cakes, dry cereal, and fruits are the dishes of choice for most of Centennial's grapplers. The day of a weigh-in a wrestler eats even less. A weigh-in is the process in which wrestlers are required to be weighed by officials prior to competing in order to assure that each wrestler is participating in his proper weight class. However, After the weigh-in, the wrestlers participate in what has been called "an all-out food carousal." After the weigh-in is completed, the wrestlers will eat, warm-up, wrestle, eat. etc. until the tournament/meet is over or the food is gone. Once the season is over, however, it is a rare occurrence that not every single wrestler will head to the nearest fast-food restaurant and enjoy the food that he has been deprived of for so long. It is fair to say that no one has a better appreciation for a Big Mac than a wrestler.

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Front Row (L-R): Nicholas Hatfield, Adam Smith, Andrew Mardis, Sky Drewes, Daniel Cokk, Robert Ohls on, Ryan LeGrande, Cameron Hieronymus. Second Row (L-R): Justin Kamradt, Matthew Miller, Corey Burton, Eric Patrick, Andrew Melchi, Jo hua Rolando, Paul Lievano, ~atthew Bothwell. Third Row (L-R): Coach Ed Mear , Ju tin Wedig, Eric Heffernan, Andrew Arnold, Zachary Chapin, Rayn Patrick, Thoma Bootti, David Custer, Scott Teu cher, Joel Kouski, Tyler Pieper, Coach Matt Long. e iiiiiiiiiiiijiiii~~li i s ... Senior E r i c Patrick throw a quick wink to t

millions 0 f adoring fans, who are ju t out to view of t

camera, as the reference raises his hand in victory.

ow, now, play nice!junior Andrew Arnold's

cwrm attempts to dish out some punishment; unfortunately for hun, Andrew already has hun pmned.

High Hoops Star Sophomore- ichola Wedig jumps high to get another basket for the Chargers. Wedig has a very promising future on th Men' Centennia1 Bask tball team.

The 1999-2000 Men's Basketball team tarted off with a rough ea on ah ad of them. umerous member of la t year's quad graduat d, 1 aving only four senior for thi y ar. Coach Carrodine would have to provide important guidance for all team player . Under his leadership and seniors Reginald Hodge , Chad Boe dorfer, Jonathan ier theimer, and Keyonn Pope, the Charger placed third at the News Gazette tournament and had an overall ucce sful season. Team memb rs like Kevin Kruger, Cory Hodges, and Che Jordan also stepped up as team starters to guide their team to a good eason. The Men's Basketball team had a challenging sea on and ended with an overall record of 9-15. They won their la t in- ea on game again t MacArthur 58-56, setting high hopes for the post eason success. The Chargers went on to Regional where they had a disappointing loss to Danville in a do e game with the final score of 67-60. Although this year was difficult, n xt year i very promi ing with junior Cory Hodges, Che Jordan, John Parrett, Ryan Lee, and Bradley Meredith to provide strong leadership. The 2000-2001 season ha a lot of potential for the Men' Basketball team to flourish in succe s.

Athletic Director Stan Lewis presents a plaque to Coach Coleman Carrodine in recognition of his 22 years as head varsity basketball coach at Centennial. Coach Carrodine is retiring this year. His leadership provided the Chargers with many winning teams and tournament successes. The men's basketball team would like to thank Coach Carrodine for all his support and guidance.

Keep it in your possession- One of the Charger' key players, Reginald Hodges, blocks a Central player from gaining control of fhe ball. Hoage was a trong senior leader out on tfie court.

Through a rough season the Men's Basketball team still managed to keep the strong

team

unity .

Junior John Parrett said " This year's team bonded together very well. Everyone seemed to get along, and we had a lot of good

times. No matter what happened on the court, we a/ways seemed to be having fun ,"

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Varsity-First Row (L-R): Corey Taylor, Ryan Lee, Jonathan ie theimer, Coach Carrodine, Bradley Meredith, icolas Wedig, Kevin Kruger. Second Row (L-R): Coach Gray, Reginald Hodge , Marquis Johnson, John Parrett, Chad Boe dorfer, Che Jordan, Corey Hodges, Keyonn Pope, Coach Taylor.

Junior Varsity-First Row (L-R): Ian Dabrowski, Chri top her Lee, Adam Petrycooper, Byron ley, Lucas Wetmore, Jerral David on. Second Row (L-R): Falton Tate, Chumar Jordan, Lance Andreasen, Matthew Murray, Michael Holm, Peter Elliot, Jeremy Horton, Coach Taylor.

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the few starhng po itions for the team.

Freshmen-First Row (L-R): Terrence Gray, DeMarco Johnson, Ja on Fisher, Jacob Corley, Clifton Hill, Brian Williams, Stephen Strack, Brandon Bo well. Second Row (L-R): Dashon Jone , Ryan Cia ey, Chri toph r Lee, Jay Ram haw, Emmanuel ChappI , Steven Whit hill, Miach Wood, Thomas Blake, Coach Gray.

Hot Shots The 1999-2000 Centennial Women's ba ketball team wa characterized by its youth because with only three enior , the Charg r relied heavily on the talent of out tanding fre hman and ophomore tarters. Coach Tim Fairchild's team gained a key victory in the game against ormal West. Going into the game both teams were tied for the conference lead at 11-1, and the 45-40 road victory gave the Charger sole ownership of the Big 12 Conference. Coach Fairchild aid, "Their defen e, effort, concentration - all aspects of the game- they did well. They played like a Big 12 championship was on the line." Their high level of play continued to serve the team well a they made it to the super- ectional, beating an excellent Springfield team in a nail-biting game to get there. Unfortunately, the uper- ectional lo to Peoria Central dashed hopes of the Elite Eight at the state tourney and ended a 14 game winning streak, but the Charger ended their successful season with an excellent record of 25-6. The Women's ba ketball team will be graduating Elizabeth Harrington, Leigh Anne Kenyon, and Deanna Elsas , but luckily there is an extraordinary amount of talent in freshmen Anne Parrett and Ainsley Wellinghoff, and ophomores Andrea White and Ashley Meacham. Reliance on the young players, plus the return of Amanda Glerum who sat out this sea on recovering from urgery, means that next year' team will have a great deal of experience and the future look nothing but bright for thi excellent program.

Hit the boards- Keri Reineke block out her opponent to grab the rebound.

It's all up in the air- Deanna Elsass pops a shot over Central's defense.

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Varsity-First Row (L-R): Courtney Rubenacker, Andrea White, Ashley Meacham, Elizabeth Harring!on, Anne Parrett, Leigh Anne Kenyon, Brynn Wikgren. Second Row: CoaCh Tim Fairchild, Kari'Reineke, Jenna Walden, Anna Hi pie, Deanna Elsass, Ainsley Wellinghoff, Marcy Suchorniski, Coach Paul Ran tead.

Junior Varsity-First Row (L-R): Brynn Wikgren, Cynthia McConkie, Andrea White, Anne Parrett, Jennifer Thompson, Barb Cekander, Courtney Rubenacker. Second Row: Kari Reineke, Jenna Walden, Jacqueline Bryant, Anna Hiple, Marcy Suchom ki, Becky O'Brien Wellinghoff, Coach Paul Ranstead.

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open shotSri ttany Ward i left a I I alone a he ets up for h e r hot.

Freshmen-First Row (L-R): Ra hawnd a Greer, Morgan Stites, Amandy John on, Brittany Ward, Mynette Followell. Second Row: Megan Bu hue, Andrea Britton, Anne Gorman, Meli sa Mo . Third Row: ally Rudolph i, A hley Go ett, Megan Stenzel, J nna Gu taf on, Kara Rubenack r, Michelle Hou e, Elaine Deppe, Coach Chuck Clutt .

EiET l1P ANB eHEER Work it Girls-The JV cheerleaders are excited to help pump up the crowd at the Pep Assembly.

When choollet out in June of 1999, mo t tudent were looking forward to a long, relaxing ummer. The 1999-2000 Centennial cheerleading squad, on the other hand, was already planning and preparing for their upcoming season. The Charger started their year off with a bang by attending ummer camp in June at Northern Illinois University, and this year' camp wa extra :pecial because for the fir t time in three years the Varsity and Junior Varsity squads went to camp together. The Squad received a Spirit Stick each day, whiCh is awarded to an outstanding squad based on their participation, enthusiasm, and teamwork. The camp e perience laid the groundwork for a wonderful season filled with friends, fun, and memories. The bond between the cheerleaders was evident at football and ba ketball games when they were succe sful in getting the fan pumped up. Senior Nicole Dunlap sums up the eason be t by saying," I've been cheering for the past three years, and this year the squad has become like a second family to me because we are o close."

Don't drop me guys!- Senior Stacie Royse seems confident in her teammates' ability to put her in a half during a stunt.

This lucky girl enjoys some attartion from the

Having JV and Varsity at the sa m e camp made it twice as fun

Varsity-First Row (L-R): Stacie Royse, Catrina Mar h, Jenna Hoerr, Amy Pirtle, Lanata Kendrick. Second Row: Erin Meyers, Christie Park, Lisa Deppe, Kirstin McCowan, icole Dunlap, Coach Deb Royse Third Row: Ryan Patrick, Kenneth Johnson, Ryan Bec1<ett, Daman Green ot Pictured: Eric Patrick.

Junior Varsity-First Row (L-R): Katherine Murphy, Jaclyn Gallagher, Lynn guyen, Elizabeth Gerding Second Row: Katherine Bursveen, Melissa Wurth, Laura Joebgen, Caleigh Sharp, Meredith Herber, Maura Kennedy, Lind ay Bridges Third Row: Coach Stephanie Alves, Jennifer Wanzek, Megan Stenzel

Ouch!These JV girls make a difficult toetouch look easy. Best Buds- Seniors Amy Pirtle and Nicole Dunlap take a moment from cheering to smile.

Charger PrideThe Lancers mntnbute in more ways than one by cheering in the stands before they perform.

The millennium ea on forth Lancer squad turned out to be terrific, and the hard work and dedication howed during the num rou halftime hows that th y perform d in 1999 and 2000. Led by Coach Amy Jurgens, the Lancer not only added much spirit to Centennial by dancing, but also by putting on the "Mr. Charger" talent conte t. The quad stayed very busy with summer camp, daily practices and learning new dances, and they were always prepared to put on a great performance to plea e the fan . Congratulations on an excell nt ea on!

Just palin' around-

Seniors Katina Smith and Emily Buckiu

And kick!- The Lancers stretch it to the max during a basketball half-time performance.

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No sitting on the Job- The u e of chairs makes this dance very unique and much more difficult.

First Row (L-R): Lind ay Schweighart, Kelly Jackson, Linzi oonan, Emily Buckiu Second Row: Kacie Slack, Prapaporn Jisook, Katina Smith, Elis Riehle Third Row: Alexis Burson, Diana Fernandez-Alvar, Whitney Poor, Elizabeth Danley.

(L toR): Brent Wikgren, Zachary Breneman

First Row (L toR): hristopher Carter, Jacob Gray, Darin Trulock, Kurt Peirce Brett Foger!:>on, icolas Andrzejewski, Stati tician Tom Morel Second Row (L to R): Coach Stan Lewis, Steven Wurth, Justin Willis, Matth w Lynch, Michael Quinlan, Joffre Colbert, Jonathan Nierstheimer, Benjamin Friedel, oach Kyle Herges Third Row (L toR): Scott Holmes, Andrew Wallace, Jeremy Hunt, Mike Dreger, icolas McDuffee, Adam Chladny, Bryce Oliveira

First Row (L to R): Tracey

Hedrickson, egan Laz, Laura Frank, Megan Brombaugh Second Row (L to R): Rachel Danielson, Meaghan Tobin, Janell Shine, Amber Evans

ME First Row (L to R): Chri Reed, Ryan Searby, Shepard Johnson Second

Row (L toR):

Christopher Stevens, Daniel Choe, Ju tin Hauffe

Unit 4 Administration Under the leadership of Superintendent Michael W. Cain the di trict provided a year's program of in service and in depth diversity training in order for the staff to meet the goals of the new millennium.

The Unit 4 Board of Education and Administration constantly faces many challenges including curricufum, finance, per onnel, and everything else needed to provide district students with the be t education po ible.

Superintendent of Schools: Michael Cain

As i tant Superintendent, Support Services: Arlene M. Blank

Assistant Superintendent, Curriculum and Instruction: Dr. Deloris Henry

Business Manager: David F. Grace

Board of Education: First Row (L to R): Phillip R. Van ess; Vice President: Scott F. Anderson; Secretary: Margie Skirvin Second Row (L to R): President: Mark R. Klaus, icole A. Storch, James L. Butler, Dr. Thorn Moore

Centennial Administration

Assistant Principal: Judy L. Wiegand named Illinois A sistant Principal of the year.

Dr. Lila E. Sullivan met the challenge of ensuring Principal: Dr. Lila E. Sullivan adequate security of the students and staff at Centennial High School. New procedures were implemented to ensure the safety of everyone at our school. Procedures were under constant review. With over 1500 students, it was necessary to add two portable clas rooms in the front of the chool. Additional space remains a problem at Centennial. Dr. Sullivan surround her elf with four capable admini trator including three deans and an assistant principal.

Dean of Students: John I enhower Dean of Students: David L. Chamb rs

Dean of Student : Joyce J. Smith

Centennial FacultH CoUVtSt~oJLS

Keeping Order: Registrar: Jennifer Heinold

Reaching Out: Social Worker: Ellen Schultz

Doing it All: Main Office Secretaries: Leslie Davison, Tammy Sower , and Katey Haun

Reaching Out: Social Worker Lisa Thomas-Vernon

Typing Away: Communication Center Coordinator: Deb Roy e

Keeping them In Line: Dean's Secretary: Georgia Vriner-Paul

Checking In: Attendance Secretarie : Tracy Thomas and Stephany Howard

Bookworm: Library Clerk: Betty Herbert Giving a Sign: Interpreter: Rose Panepinto

What's Cookin'?: Cafeteria Staff: Front Row: Theresa Moore Second Row (L to R): Chris Ference, ora Crook, Kathy Golden, Cathy Perkins, Tammie Gilliand, Third Row: Carla Gray

Team Player: Athletic Director 's Secretary: Donna Mackey

Helping Hands: Teacher Aides: Michelle Gilliand and Jeremy Clodfelder

Squeaky Clean: Head Cu todian: John Tucker

Kathy Barton

Bryan Bartosik-Velez

Amy Doman

Jolene Drew

Ron Angerer

Bill Carson

Carole Churchill-Brown

Stacey Cox Michael Crossin

"I remember walking uphill to chool both ways and rna and pa giving me a hot baked potato every morning that I put into my mitten that kept me warm as I trekked through the horrible June blizzards." Mr. Bartosik-Velez

Shannon Edward

Sherry Danielson

Ron Domagala

What is one of your favorite high school memories? Why?

Sandy Eichhor t

Marilyn Freeman

Cynthia Helms Sherry Harr

"Ki ing our homecoming queen in the middle of the dance floor at prom while her college wre tier boyfriend wa in the bathroom. It gave me instant tatus--until he came back." Mr. Yanchus

Holly Hart

Georgine Hembrough

Stacey Gross

Jennifer Grubar

Beth Hogan

Paul Hohulin

Kyle Herge

Laura Huddle ton

Jay Huffman

David Madden

Barb Mammen Scott Mangers

"(In the portable) if you plug in the TV, will this place blow up?" Mr. Filkins

Jill McLean

Candace McMaster

Heather Mangian

Stacy McAndrew

What is the most bizzare question a student has ever asked you?

"Why do you have gray hair in that picture when Ryan' little?" Mrs. Searby

;.. lcmy SicrrCl-Pcrry

Bc111 Su<ilow

1\lark Sikora

And y Wood

Barb Tangora Greg Wa lters

Ann Webbink

Ma tt Wells

Marian Wya tt

Rita Yagow

Stan Ya nchu s

What would you like to forget most about high school? Why? "My freshman year- total geek!" Mr. Schmitt

What do you like/dislike most about being a teacher? Like: " eeing the 'light bulb' in tudent " Annonymous Dislike: "fourteen hour days!" Ms. Wyatt

What is your biggest pet peeve? "People who ask a question that I just finished an wering." Anonymous " Putting make-up on during class ." Ms. Edward "People who say ' Bogus' or lie to my face." Mr. Bartosik-Velez

Has a student ever caught you in an embarrassing situation? " Getting a s peeding ticket." Mr. Schmitt "Anytime I've been seen interacting with Velez or Aldridge has been an embarrassment." Mr. Filkins

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Has there been a change in our school that you have witnessed in the past few years that has stuck in your mind? "Student now stand when the band play the chool ong!" M . Wyatt "Yes, I think the trailer park is a lovely idea; it add cia to our property." Mr. Barto ik-Velez "School pirit ha increa ed dramatically!" Mr. Woods

Have you ever had your own child in your classroom and how did it go?

"I had both of my daughters as students, and it was a very fine experience for all of us. I think they were a bit self-conscious at first, but after a week or two they relaxed." Ms. Barton

Ma rilyn Sinder

What is your most embarrassing moment as a teacher?

"When I taught for four hours (my fir t year) with my zipper undone." Mr. Stock

What is the best excuse you have heard for catching a student cheating? "'I found it (the cheat sheet) in a plant in the hallway."' Mr. Stock

What is your favorite vacation spot? Why?

"Anywhere would be great- I can't afford a vacation right now." Anonymou "London- it's an amazing city and it's six time zones away from any of my students!" Mr. Filkins

How do you like to decorate the classroom? "Variety of pictures (as many as possible) and motivational phra s ... why... because my class is boring enough already, at least students can look at the pretty pictur on the wall." Mr. Woods

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In ffiemorH of ffir. Valentine Our thanks to all of you who so generously celebrated George's life with your many remembrances and acts of kindness. The sharing of your talents and memories was a fitting memorial to a gifted and dedicated educator. Julie Valentine

Upon reflection of my time spent in Mr. George Valentine's first hour psychology class, I've come to the realization that I was truly lucky to experience his unique and innovative style of teaching. I will never forget the day Centennial High School lamented the loss of what many have deemed the "best in the business." Mr. Valentine considered his job a privilege and each one of his students a vital link to the future of America. After a long day at the I.H.S.A. State track and field finals, I returned to Champaign where I almost immediately heard of the untimely death of my favorite teacher. I do not feel as though anything could have prepared me for the week that followed Mr. Valentine's death. Monday proved emotionally distressing, not only for me, but also for the rest of Centennial's faculty, staff, and students, present and former. Mourning filled the air, and the realization that Mr. Valentine would never return began to sink in. It seemed as though nobody would ever fill the shoes left empty by Mr. Valentine. An angel must have been watching over us that day, for we were blessed by the arrival of Mr. John Fields. I, along with my fellow classmates, could not have asked for a better teacher to fill such a demanding role that Mr. Valentine held himself. Mr. Fields possesses many of the same qualities and has the same personality and wit that Mr. Valentine had. Although Mr. Valentine was abruptly taken away from us, we have Mr. Fields to remind us on a day-to-day basis of the man we once loved and admired, Mr. George Valentine. Maggie Rudolphi

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Jon Huson What type of artist are you? "I'm a sketch artist using pencils, conte, and inks." How long have you been drawing? "Since I have been able to hold a pencil." What do you paint? "Human forms : faces, hands, arms , bones. Landscapes: trees, hills, lakes, etc." Has anyone or anything influenced you? "My father (the artist of the family) and my former art teacher." Are you in any other activities? "I am a martial artist (Alkido) , and I am a Centennial wrestler." Do you plan on being an artist in the future? "Yes , but not as a full time job."

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How long have you been dancing? "Three years." What type of dance do you do? "Jazz, tap, ballet, hip hop, lyrical, and point." What program are you in for dance? "Art and Motion Dance Studio." How did you get started? "I used to do gymnastics. I had to dance for gym, but I disliked it so I quit for a year, and then friends told me how much fun it was and I restarted and got really into it." Do you have plans to dance in the future? "I plan on dancing throughout high school. Then teaching classes with Tricia at Art in Motion."

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Darren Warren How did you get involved in playing the drums in the University of Illinois Black Chorus? "I've actually known Mrs . Doll i e Watts Davis for about 5 years, and she kept telling me that someday I would play for the Black Chorus. She never tol d me when uni l thi s year . " How long have you been playing the drums? "Well , I was playing, or beating on stuff when I was about three, but I di dn't actually sta r t playing until I was five . " What ype of music do you concentrate on? "I like a lot of music, but basically I li ke gospel music because I have been surrounded by gospel music all of my life." Do you plan on playing in the future? "Yes, someday I would like to own my own music studio with my own music company . "

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What religion are you? "Christian , but it doesn "t matter to play Bible Bowl." Where are the competitions held? "The local ones are held in Lincoln, IL and Greenwood,IN. Nationals are held in different host cities each year. The 2000 one will be held in Louisville, Kentucky." How has the Bible Bowl brought you closer to your faith? "It demands that you read part of the Bible everyday and understand it. This helps with my understanding of God and his grace."

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Indea Dorsey Chri.stopher German Rebecca Hi.ll Dashon Jones Wi.lli.am Lee Susan Levy

Derek Lowery Justi.n May Harton McFarland Kri.sti.n Moen Mi.chael Nelson Sam Packard

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guys: Do you 1 ike girls w1th long hair or short hair? Short-36% Long-28% Ei.ther-36%

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Who is the most outgoing person 1n your class? 1. Lindsey Bothwell 2. Travi.s Cli.nton 3. Aleesha Smi.th

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What is your soa opera name? Casey Pi.nehurstJi.won Sung Mi.chael EnglewoodJason Burgener Mi.chael SugarbushScott Kent Charli.e O'DonnelMatthew Ory

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What is the first thing you notice in a guy/girl? Eyes- 30% Looks- 28% Personal i. ty- 20% Smi.le- 13% Hai. r- 9%

What iS your . f avorl te t.v. show? 1. Sesame Street 2. Full House 3. Fresh Pri.nce 4. Inspector Gadget Rai.nbow Bri.ght

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Do you believe in Ouija Boards? Yes- 43% No- 46% Someti.mes- 11%

If you were another person, would you be friends with yourself? Yes- 91% Name No- 7% the Maybe- 3% song that describes you best? "Summer Gi.rls"Eli.zabeth Gi.lles "Supermodel"Sally Rudolphi. "Good Golly Mi.ss Molly"Molly gsdale

What is your favorite day of Spirit Week? Class Color Day- 43% Pajama Day- 23% School Spi.ri.t Day- 20% Twi.n Day- 7% Retro Day- 4%

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Michael Novotny How long have you been skating? "I have been Aggressive In - line Skating for 3 years." What kind of tricks do you do? "I love spinning and doing 540's." Where do you usually go to skate? "I go all over Champaign, Bloomington, Chicago,and some selective places in Florida." Have you been in any competitions? "No, I hurt my knee the day before the Skate Jam competition in Champaign." Did anyone influence you to start skating? "The skater that influenced me the most was Rawlinson Rivera. I saw him break his shin open on a long rail. He loved the sport so much that he went to the hospital, got stitched up, and came out to try the rail again. If that isn't motivation, then I dont know what is."

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How long have you been writing? "I have been writing about three years." What type of writing do you enjoy? "I mostly write love poems, but I also write short stories. It really depends on the feelings I have at the time that I sit down and write." Why do you like writing? "I like writing because in a way it has saved my life. Throughout the past few years I have faced some hard times, and my poetry has helped me filter my feelings to keep me taking them out on people." Do you plan on writing in the future? "Yes, currently, I am writing a book called Love at First Sight and if that gets published I'd like to carry on from that."

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Cooke What organizations are you in? "Del teens, Teen Advisory Commitee , Peer Tutors, Students for a Better World, African American Club, Gospel Choir , Track, French Honors Society, and Advanced Women's Choir." What is Delteens? "Delteens is a community service organization. It is a product of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc . composed of high school girls in the Champaign, Urbana, and Danville area . " What made you become involved in these? "I just like being acitve in the community."

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Patel How did you learn Hindi and Gujrati? "Growing up, my parents spoke Hindi and Gujrati to each other and English to their friends. I learned them simultaneously, which was weird because sometimes I spoke a sentence half English, half Hindi or Gujratl." Were you born in the US? "Yes , eleven years after my parents moved here from Gujrat, I was born in Urbana." What is the diffrence between Hindi and Guj rati? "Hindi is an India national language, and Gujrat is an official state language."

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Blast From the Past- Can you guess what era Daly Stevens, Jacqueline Bryant, Elizabeth Gerding, and Kari Reineke are from?

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If you were invisible for one day where would you go? "To Mark McGrath's house (lead singer of Sugar Ray) Ashely Klump "Disneyland!!!"- Jacqueline Bryant "White House, to see what really goes on with the government."- Laura Johnson Do ~ou . "I'd go to the movies and see every show bel1eve 1n all day long."- Clint Harper Ouija Boards? 'I would go to Hollywood and see all Yes- 76% the stars."- Jennifer Jones No- 24%

Who is the most outgoing person you know in your class? 1) Marquis Johnson Z)Laura Fahey 3)Nicolas Hatfield

What is your favorite Halloween Costume? Barbie- Rebecca O'Brien A Bee- Monique Lipscomb Crayon BoxToe Lee Visa Card- Kevin Ealy

What is the first thing notice in a guy/girl? Eyes- 36% Looks- 20% Personality- 17% Smile- 16% Face- 11%

What is your favorite day of Spirit Week? Class Color Day- 52% Pajama Day- 22% Retro Day- 11% School Spirit Day- 9% Twin Day- 6%

Name the song that describes you best? "Superstar"- Gabrielle Ferguson "Getting Jiggy Wit It"Cody Reynolds "Uptown Girl"Elizabeth Burch "Brickhouse"-Lindsey Bond "No Scrubs"Katherine Spero

For guys: Do you like girls with long hair or short hair? Long- 37% Short- 36% Either- 27%

Do you have a weird nickname? Chunk- Jacob Carlson Carebear- Kerri Blight Squatting Duck- Kelly Walsh Buddha- Elizabeth Gerding

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Lauren Bowersox How long have you been doing gymnastics? "I started doing gymnastics at the age of three or four. I have competed for about five years for the Champaign County YMCA . " What do you enjoy most about gymnastics? "I enjoy how challenging gymnastics is. It is a very tough sport physically and mentally. It has taught me a lot about dedication, perseverance, teamwork, and positive thinking." Has anyone inspired you? "My teammates have probably inspired me the most. Their talent and potential have moti voted me . " What activities are you in? "I coach gymnastics as a part time job on the weekends and during the summer . "

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How do you eat an oreo? "In mi.lk. You put 5 oreos i.n a cup; then pour mi.lk on them. Wai.t 30 seconds; then eat wi.th a What -Christopher Ory is the "I take a bi. te and gi. ve the rest to a first Reindeer."- Matthew Wavering thing you "I bi. te around the edges then eat is your notice in the center."- Carnessca Tillman favorit a guy/girl? "I try to twi.st i.t, but i.t Eyes-52% crumbles i.n my hand every- t.v. show asachild ti.me. "- Rache 1 Looks- 17% 1. Sesame Personality- 10% Bettenhausen Street "In a Bl i.zzard." Hai.r- 8% 2. Care Bears -Kai. Goodman 3. Fraggle Rock 4. Teenage Mutant What is the song that Ni.nja Turtles desribes you best? 5. Ki.ds Incorporate "Baby Got Back"-Cole Bushue "Gi.rls Just Want to Have Fun" - Kai. tlyn Brenner "Li.ven La Vi.da Loca" - Zachary Breneman "I don't Wanna be a Playa No More"- George Sears "Crazy"- Paul Jenkins

What is your favorite day of Spirit Week?

1) Dani.el Busey 2) Allyson Broeren and Dusti.n Stuart 3) Sara Ei.nfeld

Do you believe in Ouija Boards? Yes- 30% No- 70%

For guys: Do you like girls with long hair or short hair? Short - 37% Long - 21% Ei.ther- 42%

For girls Do you like guys wit facial hai and sideburns

Yes- 29% No- 38% Sideburns (only)- 2 Class Color Day- 60% Faci.al hai.r Pajama Day- 14% (only)8% School Spi.ri.t Day- 12% Twi.n Day- 8% 1s you Retro Day-%6 favorite

you were another person whoud you be fri.ends with yourself? Yes-8% No-7% Maybe-5%

Who is the most outgoing person in your class?

Halloween Costume? Purple People Eater -Rachel Wesolowski. A Pi.cni.c -Samant ha Fi.scella Butterfly-Janell Shi.ne Ti.nkerbell-Megan Laz Cooki.e Monster -Kati.e Gustafson

What is your soap opera name? Patrick Bri.dgepoi.nt-Kyle Consalus Elizabeth Cobblefi.eld-Kati.e Schehlei.n Lexy O'Donnell-Amanda Willette Carli.e Farhi.lls-Andrew Ri.ley Mi.cheal Stratford-David Brownridge What is the name of your childhood blanket? My Green Ni.ghty-Ni.ght-Chadwi.ck Moore Boo Boo Blanki.e- Elizabeth Zelle Snuffelophagus -Dusten Jenkins Wi.nni.e the Pooh- Fredrick Bryant Colbree -Thomas Harrington

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Judson Fisher

Jessica Fortado

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Rachael Good

Ryan Goodling

Justin Harland

Elizabeth Harrington

Josh Holmgren

Keona Hornbuckle

Matthew Kamradt

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Jessie Locher

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Matthew Lynch

Hollis Marsh

Jonathan Mayotte

Candis McCleary

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Jonathan McDougal

Melissa Miller

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Lost In Their Reflection: Tequila Bailey, Jordan Baker, Laquithia Bunton, Anna Buser, Christopher Bustetter, Shanika Dixon, Shawn Eble, Steven Haywood, Gene Hilberg, Christopher Hill, James Jones, Huihui Lam, Wesley Laroe, Isaiah Lemmon, Derrick Maclin, Lavern McDonald, Lynn Ricky Woolworth Merrick, Jerahmy Moore, Lindsey Murk, Season Musson, Stephen Newman, Lilceasar Newsome, Nichelle Novotny, Antonio Odom, Deanna Pelmore, James Peyton, /0 / _· - Gff Kevin Primmer, Jennifer Reeves, Quincy U ~ c;l ,..<; ••• ~ Rice, Sumika Richardson, Daniel Roelfs, Tara ~~ Rogers, Eric Rosales, Eric Schuh, Melody 1/DI// a{/v Schwalm, Edward Simlin, Willie Spurlock,J - - J Charles Thomas, Lashawna Thomas, Jared L L _ _ Trouth, Brandon Tuell, Stephanie Unander, ifte/V 1/DI// afll-/~ Ofl--:1 Laverne Williams, Terrelle Williams, Walter J - -----u~ c_7 - • Willis, Travis Wright

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National Achievement Scholarship Program Commended ScholarAndre Hunter

Boys' and Girls' State Participants- First Row (L to R): Sarah Ross Second Row (L to R): Robert Frederick, Jonathan Meade

Daughters of American Revolution-Leigh nne Kenyon; Son s of American Re v olution-Ja y Mahannah

port 1. Football 2. Soccer 3. Basketball

Hangout 1. A Friend' House 2. teak 'n hake 3. Campus

Brand of Gum 1. Wint r h 2.

Cartoo11 Show 1. The Simpson 2. Scooby Doo 3. South Park

Magazine 1. Seventeen 2. Sports Illustrated 3. Rolling Stone

Restaurattt 1. T.G.I. Friday's 2. Damon's 3. Olive Garden

Beverage 1. Dr. P pper 2.Pep · 3. Sprite

All Decked Out - Katina Smith enjoys a fancy dinner. Mmm ... looks good!

Musical Artist 1. Dave atthew Band 2. Backstreet Boys 3. Lim Bizkit

Car 1. Ford Mustang 2. Mitsubishi Eclipse 3. Dodge Viper Senior Class Officer :Secretary- Julia Do sett; President- Luke Meier; Trea urer - Leigh Anne Kenyon; Vice-Pre ident - icole Dunlap. Thanks for all your hard work!

Where My G irls At?- The '00 huns pose for senior hallway on Class Color Day.

Say Cheese! • Thanh Le is surprised by the camera during das.

2000 Creating a Masterpiece • Rowan Lord isn't afraid to get her hands dirty in ceramics class.

Ready to Play ·Terra Luttrell and jessica Fortado stop to smile on the1r way out to P.E. class.

To the Senior Class of 2000 -

The Challenge: Three hundred fifty-seven students were chosen for the experience of a lifetime. They were given a wide range of talent, determination, and the will to succeed. They were put to the test to survive for four years at Centennial High School ... We have not only survived, but we have definitely left our mark. As the Class of 2000, we have taken the re ponsibility to be the leaders into the new millennium. We are one of the most successful classes that this school has ever seen, and we will continue to trive for our dreams. It eems like just ye terday that we were walking through the doors of Centennial for the fir t time. Once, we were cared freshmen, but within the la t four year we have developed relationships that we will keep for there t of our lives. We are now confident, determined, and ready to accept the challenges that the future brings. Soon, we will have to go our separate ways and begin new lives. But we will always have that special "magic" within us that unites us as the Class of 2000. To the senior guys- you'll always be our stud , Teacher and to the girls- we know we're huns! We love 1. Mr. Kuglich you guys! Thanks for all the memories. "Oh, 2. Mrs. Searby 3. Mr. Fields Oh, the places we will go ... " It's been real!

T.V. Show 1. Dawson's Creek 2. Friends 3. The Tom Green Show

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Food 1. Pizza 2. Pasta 3. Steak

Taking a Quick Break - Steve Cross and Porsha Winfrey are all smiles de pite the senior workload.

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Soap Opera 1. The Young and the Restless 2. Days of Our Lives 3. WWF (the #1 male choice)

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Make a Face-Travi Swinford, Rowan Lord, and Jarrod Compton have different feelings about the weather out ide after lunch .

Keyed Up-Dartaevion Baity is excited about going to class.

On the Job-Lucy Renau concentrates on her biotechnology lab.

Under Wraps-Judith Levy and o l Evenson are stepping their way to the Interact Toga party.

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Do a Double Take-Friends Jacob Gray, Brent Weinberg, Adam Chladny and Thomas Clarkson show their school pride on twin day.

For Keeps-Venus Bolton and Monique Riley promi e to be friends forever, no matter what.

Make the Best of It ~ Thomas \.1orel looks over h1s class schedule on the hr t day of "<hool

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What is the most stressful part of senior year? Taking four AP classes- Daniel Barkmeier There is actually homework- Elizabeth Harrington Deciding which college to go to- Misty Johnson Waiting for graduation- Rebecca Reid and Sean Wade Having to show up to four classes- Joy Waranyuwat Engelhaupt 1s class- The Senior Class clas of 2000 celebrates their Senior Homecoming with an explo ion

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An inquiring mind-Joyce Williams spends her clas hour re earching for more information.

Three words to describe you. Me, myself, I - Sara Gustafson Little Grey Man - David Braun I'm very paranoid - Steve Cross Big Bad Fogie - Brett Fogerson

Senior Spirit- The Class of 2000 erupt into Week.

Cool Laos Stud - D.P. Phetchareun Mellow Vegetarian Hippie - Lisa Power Blue eyed Jude - Jude Schneider

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Just One of the Guys-Sean Mar h (portraying Keona Hornbuckle) hangs out with the other Charger "men" before the Interact Skit.

Picture Perfect-Jay Mahannah and Elise Riehle take a moment out of dancing to strike an ideal po e.

Oh Oh, It's Magic-These senior huns spread their magic through their class hallway on class color day.

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Chad Boesdorfer Dear Chad. You have brought o;uch JOY to our hves as we have watched vou grow mto a wonderfuL caring voung man. The yean; ahead ,..,.ill be full of new challenges You have the strength and ab1lltv to accomphsh your goals Always be true to your.,.,lf and JUSt be you God bJe,s you and protect you. Ballr 51., ~\'ith our love and support. Mom. Grandma. Grandpa. and all the fam•ly

M1chael Ackerman Dear Mike. Wa)· to go! We low you and are ver.· proud of you. We look fom·ard to watclung vou make vour dreams come true. \\'e'll alwa~:s be your baggest fans! Love vou alway.;;,

\1om. Dad. Janelle, and Stew

Joelle BoiSvert. Dear Joelle, As vou mark thas verv specaal milestone and make your wav mto the world everyone walJ SOOn get tO share In }'OUr amazmg talents, ancred1ble Wit. and espec1ally, your b•g heart These are the treasured twts that I have been pnVIIeged to watch grow over the past seventeen vears. I am so proud to be a part of \-'Our hie's JOurney All my love, Mom

Wilham Aldndge: Will, \1\'ords cannot e'pres~ how proud we are of vou, and how at as w1th pnde we have watched you grow from the curly-ha1red toddler to the fme young man you\·e become. Tharlk you for the JOY you have brought to us and to <o many others We know your future that stands before you ts bnght. Follow your dreams. beheve m voursell, and always make memones.

Love,

Mom. Dad, and Chi

Elizabeth Andreson Dear Ehzabeth, A drum. a teddy bear, fnlly dresses, long blond ha1r/ Tlus was you when you were hvo1 And as you grew .. /Summers swtmming, fnend., leep~overs, tenms, and basketball too/ Band. mus1c, great student, school dances. boyfnend .• •t's all you Dream of college; plan your future I We wonder what you'll pursue/ We JUSt know that w1th your talents You'll succeed- whatever vou do With Lo,·e, . Mom. Dad, and Jenrufer

Dear Barun, Tharlks for that b1g smile and all the joy you have always giVen to us and others surroundmg you. W1th that and the big heart, reach for the stars all the wa\: and w1th a httle stretch you w1ll be there. We love you, are proud of you, and w1 h you the best Congratulations! Mom, Dad, and Arun

Natharuel Allen Dear !\'ate, Congratulations on 1 years growth of wluch you can be proud Ma} you contmue your JOurney w1th a self' you can hve with, a ·purpo~" vou can live for, and a "fa•th" you can hve by! Love, · · Mom and Dad

Matthew Bothwell: Dear Matt, Congratulahons on achaevmg one of life's milestones. You have so much to look forward to- Just set your goals h1gh, and you can be anythmg you want to be. We're very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Luke, Dave, and Lmdsey

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David Braun: Dear David,

Maze! To,- 1 ThiS IS the first of many hfe passages Deterrnmahon and hard work are your strengths. We know you will still be there when the others have g1ven up for qu1ck rewards. Your kmdn~s and gentl_eness are '"'onderful tratb wh1ch will serve you well all vour life. We know you w1ll succeed at whatever vou dec1de to do. We have alway been fortunate to be able to boa. t that you are ·our son and brother. · \\'e love you, Mom, Dad, Aaron, and Max

Kirshn Anderson. ToSpeoal K, You have always been our beach baby. Hope you follow your dreams. Smce you are the best diSsecto~ we know you will be the worlds greatest surgeon. Love,

Dad, Mom, Andrew, and Annahse

Brett Bailen: Dearest Brett, A wiSe man sa1d, 'Where your heart IS. there also you will find your treasure You are our treasure. You are such a talented, creative, lovmg, and compassiOnate son. You have always had a '"'onderful spint and smile. Remember, your pathway · · is witlun }'OU ·not outsade you, \4./e love you now and forever, Dad, Mom, Jay, Grams- all the rest of your proud fam1Jy

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Lmdsay Bntton DearLmd,;ay, We are all very proud of you You've stayed focused and true to your..elf. You have a bnght future ahead. Keep your clun up, and follow your heart. Every pnnce«s has to work hard to keep that crown on straight. You've done a great JOb <o far. Good luck w1th your dreams. 'vlay they all come true! Love, Mom, Dad, lim, and Kan

Daruel Barkme1er: Dan, You have been a JOY to us smce you were born, and we couldn't be prouder of you than we are now. You're hard working. motivated, tolerant, kmd and good humored c;o we·.re sure you won't mind whe~ we gave ~ou ancaent family advice: 'It's funny unhl someone puts an eye out and "Dnve safely and use good JUdgement." Love, Mom, Dad, Kyle, and all the cats

sweet, lovable, easy-g01ng ch1l , to the wonderful young woman you are todav. We are thankful da1ly for your fun-lovmg. enJoyable per onalltv. imd we are .:0 proud of the warm, accepting. open-mmded per«>n you haw become. Your po>1hve att1tude through all the challenges you have faced IS an 1nsp~ration to us all. We will be here for you always, ana we all love you very much!n Love, Mom, Dad, and Sarah

Brandon Benefield: Brandon, You continue to amaze us with your intelligence and creativity. Keep your love of musac and compa aon for arumals; your life will be a success. We're behand you all the way! We love you! Mom, Dad, Kyle, and Devm

Samantha Jo Buskirk: You have never stopped being full of surpnses. May you graduate w1th all your knowledge and never stop filhng out hves w1th surpnses. You have made us very proud Love, Mom and Dad

Kr1sten Blaschek: Dear Knsten, Congratulations! We are very proud of you and all your accomphshments. We wish you happmess and continued success in all of your future endeavors. Love always, Mom, Dad, M1chelle

Amy Camp1on: Thanks for the memories, the love, the laughter. We chensh the httle g•rl of yesterday and the delightful young woman that you are today. We are so proud of you! The future beckons; follow your dreams. With that special smile and a good supply of lollipops, anythmg IS poss•ble' Love, Mom, Dad, and Toby

Emily Buck1us: Dear Em, It is so hard to beheve thatJou have grown from a tiny premature mfant to a

Cluckp•onk (ponch pmch),/ We regonna shout/ Let ot all out I Once four. then You made love./ The only one woth Bog Blue Ey"' f Woth you around who needs a plav baby"? f Eahng your fmge" made you crazy./ The only one woth 5 mothe" ·t What\ that' Oh. Brotherll 1 Love. A. 5-Jo. C-JoBo. and A-loBo

Andy Carlo;on Andy, \1\e are

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proud ot the hne voung man that vou have bt.'Come It SE'Cms too

earl\.: for \o'OU to~ gomg ott to collegt." You have bn.>n a coru t.1nt source ot JO\' m our lave-; \\e wt"-h you ,all the o;oucce' tlnd happmt·-. .. the world ha to oftt.'r. Be your.,.,lf, that s the be-.t you can be Be,t ot luck m college. we'll mo \·ou' Reach for the sta". and keep your l<>et hrmlv planted on the ground All our love, Mom and Dad

jushn Chapman· justin, It's hard to beheve that you are graduating from h1gh school' It seems hke JUSt ye terdav that you were <tarhng kondergarten We are so proud of vou! L1fe 1s full of opportumhes- set your goals h1gh 1 Were behmd vou all the way! Love,

Mom. Dad. and Brad

Ehzabeth Danley Dear Ltz, To .. ,. that you re Lofe of the Part)" at our house lS an understatement' Thank for all the laugh and good hme> weve had these past I year . Well mo< you a you go off to pursue your dreams and goals We are o;o very proud of the young Jadv vou ve become You re awe~me, and we love vou'

Our love and Gods Ble> mg al" aYs \lorn, Dad. Kate and Knsty

Anthonv D<<Cerbo: Dear Anthony. Congratulaho"' on a fme h1gh hool career Take your fa1th w1th vou mto vour talent for mu tc and art Thank you for the wonderful I year JOUmev so far Your m1le and lonng pt'rsonahtv ha\~ filled my life. \1av God be at \OUr 1de m your fa1th · We love you. Mama and \11ke

To my preoous wonderful Grando;on, You are God's gtft to thts earth. You are always wtth me m my heart and m m~· o;oul Love \'Ou, Grandma

Adam Chladny: Congratuiahons. Adam We are proud of the young man you have become. We feel priVIleged to have you as our o;on. Keep behevong on you,.,.,lf. and your hopt's and dreams w11l b<'Come reahtv Our love alwavs. Dad, Mom, and \\h

W1lham Dobnk. B11l, Your qu1et, thoughtful nature ha alwavs been one of your great t trength.< and a wonderful gut to u . your fam1ly, and to your fnend . You have been a po'lhve example to your brothers' and to tho"' who.havelooked to vou., a trong role model May the g1fts you have been blessed w1th and the knowledge vou have gamed serve you well m the future. You have always been our speoal guy Love, Mom. Dad. jeff, and Bryan

Thomas J. Clarkson: T.j., You have reached another milestone. You have grown mto a fme young man, of whom we are very proud As you go on to college. remember that you can accomph. h anythmg you set your mmd to. All our love, Dad, Mom, jeff, Megan, and Usa

juha Dossett Dear julia. You are a wonderful young woman w1th many &fts Ma~ vou conhnue to hare those &fts w1th the world as vou go out mto 1t, and may vour JOUmev bnng you wtSdom. peace, and deep fa1th. We couldn t be more proud of you With muCh 10\:e. Mom and Lara Great job Darhng' Your range of mohon and emohon make me very proud More work and worry, JOV and love to come Peace, YOFAHDA

hnstopher Clemons hnstopher. Thank vou for all theJOyvou ha,·eg1ven me the past 17year> I am so proud of the voung man you have become. Stay focused on vour goal<. and always follow

M1ke Dreger· DearM1ke, Congratulations' We are very proud of you Keep behenng

your dreams Love,

Mom

Megan Coblentz: Dear "Peggers", Congratulations on attatrung another milestone m your hfe Don't ever stop

growmg, settmg newer. htgher goals. "ever locoe vour tmagmahon You are a wonderful young woman \\'e are contmuoush: proud of \'OU and your accompli. hmenb Love,

Mom. Dad, Anne, \1ollv, Beau. and Gretchen

jarrod Compton jarrod. Congratulah ns' We are all o;o proud of you. Thanks for bemg such a great son and brother. You've been the JOY of our hves. We know you'll go far on hfe Love always, Mom. Dad, and \11chelle

KyleCroy Dear Kvle, You have filled our hves w1th such JOy, and we are o;o proud of vou As you begm the next phase of your hfe. you do o;o w1th all of our love and support! Love.

Dad. Mom, and Sarah

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Love, \1om and Dad, Brother Chns. Your dog. Chub- Your cat. Tigger. and Duke

!'<icole Dunlap: Dear 'icole,

Congratulations' It seems 11 wa onlv ye:,terdav that you were a fat cheeked, chubbv. httle baby ·ow you have gto" n mto a beauhful young lad\ I am proud of vou and all of vour accompltShmenb llovevou' Mom

tephen Etter tephen. We are o;o proud of vou' Thank you for makmg our hfe enJovable You have set h1gh tandard and ach1eved them. Your w1t and ph1lo phv are wav ahead of your age. You trul)' have a sense, mtu1hon. and concern for others. EnJOy hfe, and how the \ ...·orld what vou can offer Love,

\!om. Dad. Bnan. and Dav1d Etter

N'oel E,·enson. 'oel. You are a most enJOyable daughter Your b1rthnght IS vour '1rtue. Hold true to 11 And remember Who you belong to. Love,

Dad and \!om

.1than G1thn~" Dt•Jr '\"~ltt.•Wt.• arc so proud of thl' young mdn you h.1n• bt.•comt.> You .ut.• dt.•tt.·rmmt.>d !ovaL and a wonderful example of -.omeone who works hard and 1s consot·nhouo.; Your o.;milt• has brought JOV to our hn""· Ju-;t know that Wl' \nil always love and ..,upport vou A 1m h1gh contlnut.~ to N• a g(){Xi pt.'r'>C.m, and~· happY- Cod bit'""' \'Ou

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Dtana Ft'rnandt•z Dt•ar Diana, )our t...mdru_.,, vour "'milt>~ swet?t vour JOytulnt''"'· an> tht' bt•... t thmg ... that hap~n even da\· to our familY \\e an~ thankful to God to han• vou 1n our hve:-. \\'e are proud ot vou \\'e lo\'t~ \'OU c;o much )our tather, vour mother, Laura and Andres Your grandparents. uncle.., and aunt-.. cou"m" .lnd tnt.'nd..,

Jud n FI'her: Judd (\.ito). Congratulations! The future 1s vour-.. You can be anvthmg vou v,:ant to be; JUSt behevt:o an vouN'It a... we behe,·e an \'Ou \\'e're ah\'ays hl're tor vou God ble...s vou on hte's JOUrnt.'\ Love, \1om, Dad. and fam1lv

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Hannah Goldbt:rg You are trul~· a ble...... mg to u.., .md a wondertul voung lady who wtll ble .., man\' others with vour love, affection, and talents. \-\'e lo\'e you \1om, Dad, Jacob, and Leah

Rachael Good· Dear Rachael, What happened to thiS little g~rl' She grew up and became a voung woman, readv to accept life's challenges and rewards We are <o proud of vou and hope that vour dreams come true. The future IS both e Clhng and provok10g Remembt:r ho" much ,..,.e love you, and "'·e thank vou for all the JO}" and e"\Citemcnt you brought to our hves Love,

\1om and Dad

Timothy Good\vme: Dear Tim,

Brett Fogerson: Dear Brett, Whatever you choose to do, you can always count on vour tamily to be there for you. There 1s noth10g that can hold vou back, onlv the lim1ts vou put on vour,.,lf We love vou and are proud of vou Dad. \1om, L1sa

6:00 news? \'\'ell, you·re not age2anvmore, but vou'reshll a super guy. You're smart

Darnel Foutch· Dear Dan, You DID 1t 1! Youw had to overcome some really tough hurdles the<e last four years, but w1th God·s help and a lot of strenl:th and character, you have succeeded! We are SO very proud of you! Remember the<e successes of today, and they w1ll encourage your hopes for tomorrm..,:! \Ve love you! Love, \1om, Dad, and Laura

Allison Gossett: Dear All1son, You·ve grown up to be a lovely, respons1ble young lady. Learn to choose between nght and wrong and treat people w1th love andre pect, and you·ll go far. Love, \1om, Dad, Ashley, lim, Alexandra, Amanda, and Taylor

Cathenne Frank: Dear Cathenne, We are proud to be your parents. We share your often expre sed behef 10 yourself. Reach for the stars, but remember that your greatest JOY will come from what you gtve and rece1ve from others. \o\'e love you, \1om, Dad. \1att, and Andy

\11chelle Grandys: \1ichelle, Over the years you've become a fun Ionng, honest, and compassionate young lady. We have been and will always be so proud of you' As you enter tlus new and exciting time of your hfe- always remember how much we love and support you Peace and Love Always, \1om, Gary, Dad, Patty, There a, Aaron, Li a, Bethany and Tommy

Robert Fredenck: Dear Bobby, Congratulations! We are so proud of you - not JU t for all of your accomplishments but mo tly for what a fine young man you have become. You mean so much to us. We love you very much #15. Keep up the hard work, and you can be anytlung you want to be. MomanJDad

jacob Gray: Congratulations jacob! You have worked so hard and ach1eved so much. We are very proud of all that you have accomplished and especially of the man you have become. You can never under tand the depth of our love for you and our respect for you unttl you share a parent's role. Contmue to grow and retam the morals and qualities that make you so special We love you and know you w1ll aclueve all that you desire. Love always, Mom and Dad

1\afisah ju:-\ell Freeman: To my preoous one. You are graduating 10 the year 2000, where the sky 1 the lirrut. You have the health, strength, and knowledge God has g1ven you. You can be the best lawyer there lS when you put your rrund to it. Your family loves and support you m whatever the future holds for you. Congratulations and Love, Mama, Grandfather, Aunts, Uncles, ·ieces, Nephew, and Cousms

jacob, I am so impressed by the extraordmary person you have grown up to be. The accomplishments you have worked hard to earn, from your performance in school to that on the baseball field are certa10lv admuable. Mo t 1mportantly though, I adm~re the personality that has emerged w1thm you. You have become a compa s1onate, 10telhgent, responsible person who I am proud to call my brother, a well a my lnend. Although you are my younger brother, I look up to you 10 a lot of ways, and lam thankful for the opporturuty to watch you grown mto a umque and beautiful mdiVIdual. Love always, Courtney

'\atalie Gittings Dear 'atalieWhat a gtft from God you have been. Your smile and sense of humor has kept us entertamed over the years We are so proud of your many talents and the young lady you have become. Keep the twinkle m your eye, and believe 10 your<;e)f We will alway love and upport you. Remam focused, and continue to be a good and happy person. Love, Mom, Dad, Ryan, and 'athan

Came Gnffith: Dear Carrie, We are very proud of you! Your pa t and future are filled w1th many of life's UnCertatnties and challenges. Some will leave fond memones. and SOme Will not. Alway stnve to do your best and pursue your dreams and goals, know10g vou alway have our love and support through them all! · Love, Mom, Becca, Andy, Jamie, Dad, and Paula

Remember the little 2 year old boy who appeared m hiS Superman su1t on the funny. and most 1mportantly, vou have a good heart We're all proud of you and Jo,·e vou verv much. Dad, Mom, Steve, and jenny

Sara \1. Gustaf..,on Dear Sara. Conji?;ratulahons! \\e Jre n•n prvud ot \OU 'l:ou have alwav" bt--cn one of the ~rt.>ah:~t ble..,c.;ang God h.1s givl.'n u;; Remt•mber to u-,f• all tht-. talents He has gwen vou. and vou "1!1 go far \\'e love vou' Love. '-'1om. Dad, Kahe, }t>nna, Jnd Pt>ter

Trans Hamilton Dear Trans, It 1s w1th great pnde and fO\-' thJt "l' "1 h 'ou the~ t a vou JOurnev mto t.>t

another pha..., of your hfe Your contagoou mole and bn~ht outlook on life are treasure~ to all who know vou. Congratulations to ou' \\'t:" Jon~ \OU 1 Lo,·e, 'vlom, Dad, Stephame, and Du hn

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Bab) C Jr Congratulattons Cecil' V.e are vet) proud of the hard "ork ) ou 'e d ne focu ...-..1 on your goats and God on vour tile you cant go wr mg. L.o\t: \1om and Dad

\.lt<t\ Johnson ot so long ago 1 held vou on m) arms wondenng of I K H\ enou~h to keep ahH• O\\ look at you. the most beauttlul flo"er m the meadow 'vlysunshine my JOl my trength. and so mtelhgent I thank God that He ga' c 'ou to me Thank } ou tor ) our I \ e accept..lnce, cuurJgc, pc1t1enre, and under tandang, but m t of all for bemg m) best fnend Ltve b) \latthew :!2;37 and co tder aU expenences bumps to climb up on I w1ll al\, a·"'~ rock vou m my memones W1th all of mv lo\e and admiration.. \;1om )'<>U

Elizabeth Hamngton Dear lzzv. VVe have alwavs appreCJatt"ti vour \\'Onderful po..,thve outlook on hfe You have done an mcredoble JOb of 'ettmg and then achoe\'lng your goals Your hogh chool yeas have been a JOV for us. We look forward to vour college years God Ble-s Love, Mom and Dad

Bnan Kent Dear Bnan, Congratulations, we are so proud of ·ou 1\~ p your <.en(;{' of humor. ) our ~Ihve attitude, and <.;tnve to reach your goals Be ... t ""' he~ for all that life ha~ m ~.otore for vou \\"l' love you Lovt.",

Darnel Hartman You have grown mto a trong and senSJtive young man and have brought your family much JOY I could not be more proud of vou! Your talent. wtsdom. and hard work will take vou far Continue to foUow your dreams' Love, \1om

Leogh Anne Ken\ on; Your tome at Centennoai has been qutte a nde to ay the lea t' )our accomplishm nt ha.e aU been d.,..,rved. for you are a >er. talented and dedicated voung woman ",th a bog heart and an amazmg abilitY to focu Your canng attitude and concern for others 1 always there- a true gtft from God \\e ha. e been bl sed Love, 'vlom. Dad, jennv. and Sara

Brandt Hertel Dear Brandt, Congratulations. Brandt. on vour hogh school accomphshmen~. I can't behe-·e how quockly time has gone by. 1 am reall> proud of you. You are a beautiful young woman. 1 wish you all the best m your future. Remember, 1 will alway be here for you I love you, 'vlom ·

Rtley Kereste> Rtlev. · \-\"e are very proud of you and your manv accompli hmcnt You have been a true bJe.., mg to us. \·V1th your dnve and detemunahon, we know you w11l be ucce ~ful m whatever you pursue m the future Remember u when vou make your fir .. t milhon 11 ' All of our love, Mom and Dad

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Love, Dad, 'vlom, and Ryan

Omstma Husc;e\

Your growth from childhood to adulthood have been the mo t wonderful vear.; m our hves Chn be, we are o proud of vou and know that your adult hfe wiU be as successful as your first 17 years have been Congratulations on your Senior year Mom and Dad (Sam thonks so too')

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Kn ta Kloth Deari'mta. Congratulations a you graduate! A you have grown from a weet httle gul woth ptg taols. you ve developed many of your talent and abohbes m all area of your hfe, mcludmg academics and port In the proce... you ha' e become a wonderful young woman wtth many outstandmg qualibe. We are '0 proud of vou and we ""1 h you an amazmg future. God bl you alway ~ Lo"e Dad. \iom. jo-h, and ja..'On

)arne' Krught Dear j.R., Congratulations jay-Bord' We are very proud of you and the man that you have become. Your heart of gold wtll take you far on the wars to come. We love you very· much. 'vlav God ble. and keep you alway ' Love, \fom, Dad. and Lobby

Matthew lrwm. Matt, Congratulations' You have made ot through one of the many hurdle that wtll be standing m your way We hope you have a great tome m college We kno" that you wtll be su""' ful m everything that you do. Love, Mom, Dad, 'vlarc and Sean

\iatthe" Kuhlen hrrudt: Congratulations :\iatt! Weare proud that \OU are our n Thank you for aU the roy you have goven u The future 1 your to be an~thmg vou want to be \\e woll alway be there for vou' Lovti.. .. \.1 mand Dad

Kelly Rae jackson: Dear Kelly, Congratulations on your accomph hment throughout hogh school We ha.·e always been 'D very proud of you. Kellv. you have brought much JOV, happme-' and fun to our farruly, Keep that wonderful mole and follow vour h art and vour dreams We wtll always love and upport you .. 'ow on to college!! Love, 'vlom. Dad, Tyler. jeremy, and Lyle

Kvle Kura ek Dear Kvle, Congratulations' Were so proud of our Lottie Kvle 'You\·e brought uch JOV to our famoh· wtth \'Our wonderful per.;onalit\ and great nse of humor A vou go fom·ard alwa~' remember to be honest to your;elf. tnve to do vour best. and be happv! Your family 1 alway here for vou Wtth All Our Low, \fom. Dad. Blake Tvler. and \\1utn0\

D~rek

Lemmon

Dear Derek. Congratulations on ~·our accomplishments! \.\'e are very proud ot the man you have bet.""Ome. Your strong will and determmatlon has ~rved you well. Remember tht. : L1fe 1 full of choices and 'OOme ch01ct>s are chance, 1f vou don't take a chance hte ... tands shll The future ts vours 1 LOH~ .

Candas Rules!! ! Love and be~t wtshes.

Dad. \-tom, ,md Bobbv

\tom. D.1d. and Du<tm

)ud1th LO\'\" )ud•eYou are a very spec1aL warm , sensitl\·e, and wonderful person. Thank you for the joy of \vatchmg you grow. May you fmd great satisfaction m your studteS, work, and fnend Love,

Mom, Dad. and Su"e

wlil to conquer every challenge and meet every goal

the <1gn of preparation that

will gmde you on life's JOUrney. \1\'e congratulate vou on all you have accomplished The future is vour!S Love,

\-tom, Dad, and Matt

Scott L•gon: Dear Booper, We d1d not thmk we could be more proud than the day we brought \'OU home. You proved us wrong Each dav our pnde grows watchmg you develop vour matunty responstbility. your wtt and you even threw m good grades as a bonus. Love,

\1om and Dad

)on Meade· Dear )on, You made1t Congratulabons1What a delight 1t ha been to watch you mature from )ona to )on I'ow that you are begmmng another exCitmg chapter of vour hfe, we wi h you continued succes" happiness, and Gocl" ble~smgs. We love vou and are ,·ery proud of you · Love,

\-tom. Dad, Darren, and Becky

Jess•• Locher; Dear )e. ••· It' hard to beheve how qu1ckly the years have gone bv We are so proud to <ee the confident, lo\'lng, and deterrruned person you ha,·e grown mto. \t\'e prav that you keep your love for God and family always m your heart, ac; you are m ours Love. · , ·

\1om, Dad, Kels1e, and Alti

Knstan \1cCmvan Krt"itm. You have kept our h\·es filled w1th love, '""'onder. and excitement. Your o;trong

Luke Me•er Dear Luke, We are so mcred1bly proud of vou You have developed mto such an awesome young man. You are mtelhgent, mus1cally g•fted, a great football player, and a student leader. But more important than all vour amazing accomph hments, you are a man

of mtegnty and strong character. We look forward to <ee what God will do w1th vour hfe m the future! · Love,

Dad , \-tom, Tiffany, \-lered•th, and Rob

Greg Lypka: Greg, Congratulations on your high school career. \f\-'e are proud of your many

accomplishments m band, drama, chOLr, football, and the da-sroom. GOod Luck on your future. Set your goals and go for 1t Love, Mom, Chns, and Dad, too

Abbey \1ag•ll Abbey, \\'e are so proud of vou 1Thank you for bemg our Abbot You truly bl.-s our h\·es. Congratulations Seruor and God Bless You . We Love You very much, Dad and Mom Congratulations and Good Luck m college. Love, Holly

Jay \-lahannah Hey Jay Ea<e up a httle. Take a break and watch the douds. You deserve the best Love and hugs, Mama

Farzad \-lohnzadeh Dear Farzad, Congratulations our dear Son / brother! We are very proud or you and your accomphshments m rn.-o different contments! You have worked hard and \ve know you will continue to work hard towards your goals You are a JOY and we love you verv much. · Love,

Mom, Dad, Kareh, and Kamyar

Wilham Mooney: DearWill, · You are our brtght and shinmg star. \.'\'e are so proud of all vour accompltshments. Be strong, be brave, and know always that we love you .

God Bless You, Mom and Dad

)enmfer \-loore )enrufer, You _are such a remarkable young woman. \t\'e are c;;o proud of your many outstandmg achievements. Your talents and determmahon will take you far an ltfe .

Always be true to yourself Remember that we love you and we w1ll always be there for you . Reach hagh and stnve to ach1eve your dreams. Love,

Mom and Dad

Adam Malone: Dear Adam, We have watched you grow mto a handsome, talented, young man. You're enstttve, canng, and mtelhgent. \'\'e wtsh you the be!St m pursumg your dreams. Love,

Mom, Dad, Kabe, and Sarah

jonathan Mayotte· jonathan, We are so proud of you Grades and accomplishments w1JI get you m the door, but havmg dream and followmg your heart w1ll help you choose the nght one Whatever you choose, you wtH contmue to do w1th honesty, mtegnty, and kindness

becau<e that' who you are. \t\'e Love You!

Mom and Steph

Wesley Mutrhead : Wesley . \'\'e can't believe that the b1g year has arnved. \t\·e·ve had our share of ups and

downs, but we are very proud of all your h1gh school accomph<hments. We beheve wtth hard work and dedtcahon, you w1ll make all your dreams come true \f\-'e love ya, Bubba! .

Dad, Mom, and Wlutney

Ke1dt Makana Dear Keidi,

iemann:

You have truly been God's S'ft to us. You have nchly bl.-sed our hves. Continue to set goals, work hard, and remam fa•thful to God- then you w1ll get to where He wants you to be.

We love youDad, Mom, and Todd

Jonathan ~1ersthe1mer

Dear jon. Congratulahon..o; Jon• You've had a tremendous four years at Centenmal. You've

worked hard. made many great fnend , and ALWAYS had a b1g mile on your face. You are truly a pec1al young man. Thanks for makmg parentmg -,uch an ea v and

fun JOb We are very proud of you love ~o,;, Dad. jenm, and joe

Elizabeth Ohvera Dear L1z, To u you will always be number one You have a lovmg heart and trul~· care about others. That alone makes you a coucce.. You have always been a JOY m our

hv.,, and w1ll always be a bles mg. WE know you will ach1eve all you want. because you have the will to succeed Reach h•gh, go far, vou deserve •t

L1sa Power Dear L1sa,

Well done' You have become uch a wonderful person' You are independent, mtelhgent, canng. and have weU thought out valu that ~ou pract1ce m vour da•lv life You have taught u a lot about what s 1mportant m life Remember we v.~fl alway be there for you love, ~om and Dad

Danny l'urgett DearDannv, Congriltulabons! We are very proud of the hard workmg. fun and canng per;on you have become. We love vou and Will alway, be here for you Love,

~om,

and jake

eel Patel: Dear. 'eel, You have brought u a lot of JOV the>e pa t seventeen year

You have done

ven: well. Congratulahon..'i upon all the ach1evemenb. \"\'e enJOY your pahence,

w1sdom, humor, conf1dence, and happmes, Keep •t up. \IVe love you a lot,

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Dad, Mom. Kellv and

Love,

Dad,

Rebecca Re1d lkcca· Congratulahons on tru ach1evement' You have alwa~'S chosen the road I traveled' and that ha made all the d•ffe,..,nce We are verv proud of vou and love you verv much!

~o·m, ~eagan. and Rick

~om, Dad, and Reshma

;.;, ' .

Enc and Ryan Patnck Dear Enc and Ryan, For 18 years, there's been two to hug and two to Jove. You have doubled our plea ure and doubled our fun. Were so very proud of the young men you've become. :'-:ow w1th the end of h•gh school "' near well really mJSs you when you re not here•

W1th all our love, ~om, Dad, and Megan

Elise R•ehle Dear Elise, \1\'e never dreamed that we would havt:> a ch1ld ach1eve so manv wonderful

goal The future

an open gate for vou to fulhll your dreams Keep on m1hng

that beaubful nule; you are a vel) s~1al ~f"'lOn. God Bless! \1\"e Love You.

Mom. Dad,

~JChelle.

and Beth

Kr.s Rllev

tephame Ph1lllp' Dear Stephan.e, Congratulations! You ve come a long wav bab~· w.-re all so proud of you and we know that you w1ll be successful m the future. We love you nuffy ~om, Dad, Bnan, Grandma W, and Grandma P.

Kn... · Ourmemone-,

H•gh School. Academ•c letters Vars•tv letter'. Fnends TnJ» to '" Flag , kun)\. after prom Chicago tram tnp port- The 'ev. Gazette p1ctures and quote . the PGA Golf bp. p•cture Colt the Tv. m C•tv juruor Champ1onsrup 199

. nme B1rd1e; m 1 hoi~ at Rantoul Tournament 1999_ Your Aduev~ment '

W1th love and Pnde, ~om and Dad

Kurt Pierce

Dear Kurt, Congratulations!!! \1\'e are very proud of you Mav your future be as wonderful as the past 17 years have been for u Alway., beheve m you~lf and conhnue to stn\·e to ach1eve your goals.

We love You, ~om, Dad. Amy, jennv. M•ke, and Koko

Amy P1rtle Dear Amy, How lime flies' Our shy, qUJet little Amy has grown mto an accompli hed, greganous semor. Wh1le we m1ss our httle Amy. we are so very. very proud of all your acluevemenb ""A'e know that you w1ll conbnue to succeed mall your endeavors, wherever they lead. Always remember how much we love you. . Love,

Mom, Dad, and Kate

El12abeth Pittlekow LIZ \IVords cannot descnbe the enormous pnde \ ...-e have m you and vour accompli hments. God blessed VOU with mteJIIgence, WisdOm, enthu Ia m. Canng. and athlehc ab1llty that you have utiliZed to tlie full t Thank you for hanng much of your heart and hfe w1th u You are a very peaal and Out,tandmg young woman who has touched many liv "ow as you embark on a new JOurney. conbnue to keer God as your compa..; and alway feel our lovmg anns around you

w.th Jovmg pnde, Mama and1>ad You are an awesome 1ster. Love ya-Jeff

Chelsea Roch Dear Chelsea. You ve become the beauhful young woman that God created you to be. Keep followmg m H1 footstep and vou w11l alway., be a ucces much! \lfomxo

I love

~·ou

very

Sarah Ro's Dear Our L1ttle Pnnce-. .

Congratulahons' We are proud of you and your accompli hments. You have enthu 1asm for life and determmahon to ach1eve your goals. So Run w1th endurance

the Race that God ha set before you We Love You. Dad. Mom. Ryan. Tiffany, Taylor. Seth. joanna, AleXJ< \:a than lacev, and jack

taae Ro~· DearStaoe, It seem that JU t v ·terdav vou were our hy little gul and now vou have grown mto a confident young woman "•th defirute goal and plans As you move goo and the We God ha planned for vou. take ourlove and support towards th w1th you We have felt trulv blessed to have you. our bnght and beauh.ful daughter Thank you for the memon

we ve made \\'e are proud of you!

love, Mom, Dad, and tepharue

Wh1tney Poor Dear Whttney,

What a joy 11 has been to watch you find the connect1on to your spmt and grow to be the blessed person you truly are. As we JOlfl m celebration of your high cochool graduabon, we continue to re\'el m your strength, enormous creativity and talent We love you, \1om, Kevm, and Barry

MaggJe Rudolpru Dear MaggJe. As you venture mto the m1llenmum, take w1th \-'OU the love and devohon of your enhre fanuh: You have made us \·en· proud 1 \\'e wllllove vou forever!

love, ~om,

Dad. Anna, Sail\· Pattv, \1oll\·. and W1ll

1\.atl• ~ilO\\tO t•rdt Dt..arKat From d1ar --r .. to d•plomo1 vou 't N>t-.n an angd' Throu~h htt..> .. up .. dnd down .. 'ou \'I! ~1mtr.: ...... h puN-u~d \ (.,ur hor and d~am .... lou\·~ grown acad~mtcallv. m tncnd"'h'P' matunh and fatth Togt•tht•r, the~ re the spnnglx"lard to vour future \\~ re proud of vou cmd \\ t"'h vou God blt'" ...... mg ... Lon? \lorn, Dad. Chn,tm~ C.lSs,mdr.

\ltch.wl Stout \\'atchmg n.,u grO\\ from. th1s chubby httlc b..1by to .J strong voung man ha., brought us tremendou., JOY. \\e are 0.00 proud of your accomphoo,hment and know you can ach1eve anvthmg you choo-.e. Be trut• to your heart, and vou will alwa, "UCCt."t'Cf

lo\0,

1om, Dad, Gram, Kn hn, Wilham and Ju hn

Lmdsav Xhwetghart Ltnd-..a\ "tou kept at 1t vou d1d vour best and vou ne\ er stopped beht·nng m ) our..elt. 'l:llU aJmt>d h.lr tht• tars dnd ach1rved your dreams Hope vou are as proud of \OUf'elt, ,, ... we are of vou' \\ttll dlme sweetheart and congratulations' Love \ou! \!om and Dad

Daruel Swe1kar CO. 'GRATULATIO:O.:S 1 One maJor mtll-.tone down We're very proud of you and w1 .. h vou much luck and happtne., .. m vour future endeavor.,. Ju t remember thmg.' are not a' dtfhcult as you make them <;('em. Keep that great mile and n ol humor and you·ll go far!! Love, \1om and Knshne

Steven Schweilde Dear Steve, Congratulatlon!=t on vour graduation! You are a very spec1al "'n and brother who ts lowd wry much. We prav that God wtll ble< protect. and gut de you alwav. "tou are now ready to start a new JOumev, and vou can be ac;sured that we c;;upport vou 100%. )ou ha' • great potential lor a wonderful future With all our love Dad. \.lorn. \1eredtth and Batlee

Sarah Talbott: Dear Sarah, We are so very· proud of you! :O.:ow the world ts your oyster. You can be and do what ever you '-t?t your mmd to do. Go get 'em! Love and prayer-;.. \1om, Dad. Becca and Emtly

Jame ... ~ 1def" The mtrade, the gtlt I Ltfe to one precious I Shapt'd and molded I bv the Potter's hand A symphonv, the ere endo of I '<lund and light/ laughter and thought/ Lt ten. tt conhnue' to call vou All our Jo,·e fo~ver and ever. \1ama, Dad and Tom

Jonathan Tavlor Jon. Congratulation' You hould teel proud of your out,tandmg h1gh school achte,·ements, ~peaally m academic~. You have been a source of great joy to u Your trutiahve and acceptance of responsibility have made parenting easy and enJoyable. We admtre your approach to hie, mcludmg your devohon to God We look forward to the future as your plan and purposes unfold '.\tth love, \1om and Dad

Dear Kacie. Congratulahon , 1-:aae on vour wonderful accompltshment> m chool and hte. Conhnue to belie\·e m vou""lf. for vour outgomg per nahty and mtelhgence "ill take you wherever you want to go. \\e are ven: proud of vou and thank vou lor the JO\' vou have brought mto our live-. We wtU alway, be there lor you and wt>h vou a hfettme ot ble--mg'. health, happmes and fnend \\'e lo\·e vou, \1om, Dad. and Rvan

Thoma Thompson Dear Thoma, Thank you lor bemg the one 'On any mother can be proud oil!' hard to believe you grew up so fa t and now graduating from high chool and ready for college Ltfe 1 yours; grab tt. Love you, \1om, Bam. and haruqua

Aubrey Smtth: Her endurance/ Kno" no length/ to aid a fnend/ :'\oble Strength/ We're proud of you Be,t Wt. he, for a Bnght future. Lo,·e, Dad. \1om. Adna and Alext

Jenrufer Topolosk}Dear Jennv, You have turned mto an amazmg tndiVIdual who can do anythmg she put her mmd to- a truly remarkable one-of-a-kmd It wtll be wonderful to watch you continue to grow. Reach for the stars lor they are your Love, \1om and Dad

\1eghan Stewart: Dear \1eg, You have alway .. been a trulv umque person, who ha n-mamed true to her tandard and tdeals We believe you ha,·e a real contnbuhon to make to this world. and \·ve will always love vou and be proud of you, no matter wh1ch path you mav choose Lo,·e, \1om, Dad & Enn

Luke Tracev· Luke. · Thanks to vour uruque outlook on ltfe. vou keep our life exahng. Always remember what s tmportant m life and that along with God. we'll always be there for you Don't look back; the future ts yours- so go lor ttl \1om, Dad & Layne

\1atthew Allen SttteDear \1atthe" We love you!! We are verv proud of what vou have accompb<hed so far S.,t your goals htgh. an.d reach for !lie tars' · God bl vou \1om. Dad', \.1tchelle and \1organ

Andrew Tvler: Dear Drel~·. Congratulahons on a htgh school career of whtch you can be proud. You have many accomph hment and talents. We e pecially admtre your tntegnty, determmahon and your willmgne. to help other· Remembe~ we wtU always be there for you. Don t change a thmg and keep on smgmg' \\'e love vou \1om. Dad. Jenna, Laura and \1aggte

limothv Stone: D~arTiin,

We are ,·ery proud of you. Your hard work and comrrutment to domg vour best wtll help you achteve your goal We pray that God wtll bles , protect and gutde you and that yo.u wdl alway keep Htm clo m your heart. We will always lo,·e and u pport you Love, \1om, Dad and Chnshna

Kri hne Unander:

Peeper. You are our pnde and JOy. What a stnking. confident woman of God you have become. We've loved watching you grow up and look lom·ard to hanng your future wtth you. We know you'll succeed m anythmg you de tre. Love always, Mom&Dad

He1d1 V.endorf He1d1. Word 1mply cannot say how proud we are of you You have come so farm your four rear. of h•gh school You have an entirely new JOUrney ahead of you now It w1l be exohng and challengmg. and we know that you will ucceed Know that we are always h re to. upport you We love you He1d1 1 Congratulahons' Love. \1om and Dad

'\JCole \'anGnn . . ven Dear ·acole. \Vt.• are "-Overy proud of all your accomph-.hments. Your dt.•du.:atu.>n and hard work have proven ~n-.~faCial. Alwa\'" ~tay focused, relvmg on your ~trong value-, and know we arc bchmd vou every h.·p of the wav a..o; you pur... ut> vour dream~. God loves vou 1 Love ·

Dad. \1om and jenm

Chn<topher Venena DearChns, When you entered kmdergarten a the Cia s of 2000', •t

and Yt.'t 1t's already here \1\'e are o proud of the youn~ man vou ha\ e bt•come and

Chn topher Wetmore· We thank Cod for bnngmg you mto our hv . You have matured mto a young man whom we love dearly. Alway hold true to vour vatu.,, believe m your U and remember to mde You can ach1eve anythmg you t your rrund to. The world

v.e pray that Cod w1ll continue to bl

•med so far awav

.md gUJde )'OU mall your endeavol'>

\1om_ Dad and Ton)

liffanv \\etzel· Dear tiffany, Thank you for makmg the teenage yea". the best of our live>' Thanks too,

S..•an V.ade· Congratulations, St.-an 1 You are an mtelhgent. canng per-.on w1th a great sense ot humor. You know your trcngths a.re many. so follow your dr~am~ and you will be succe...sfulm whatever vou do. \1ay God continue to guide you m. the choices

for alway g1vmg 100% m everytlung you do. The be . . t adv1ce we can g1ve you has.

you make. We are very proud of you and will always be there for you

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Love,

\1om & Dad

Andrew Wallace: Dear Andy, Congratulation on ach1evmg your flr>t maJOr goal Alwa\· r member todav IS the flr;t day of the ""'t of your hfe. You can do anythmg you set your mmd to \\e love and are very proud of Love,

~·ou

\1om, Dad. jason. and Ben

It has been an e'otmg adventure canng for you and watdung \'Ou grow mto such a beautiful young lady full of fire. I am proud of you, and !know that your father was proud of you Congratulations on completing h1gh chool and movmg to the next level m your hfe. !love you very much. I prav that Cod w1ll be w1th you and ble>S you m all that you do. Love.

\1om

jo,hua Ward: Dear josh, Congratulations' We're so proud We love your sense of humor and ab1bty to help u "keep 1t hght." Let your trong \'alue continue to gUJde you Cod ha blessed you w1th a sens1hve canng heart. t:se these trength . work hard. and you'll reahze your goals. Keep <m1hng that great m1le. Smg lo You rea great son and a lo\al brother. Love vou.

\1om: Dad, and Stephanie

Brent Wemberg; Dear Brent

Congratulations on ach1enng tlus 1mportant nule tone You ha' e done welL Your future is before you Let your light hine. \1om and Dad

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already been chosen by you' ·A k and 1t will be g•ven to you, Seek and you will find, Knock and the door will be opened to you. We pray that ·every year'' 1 the best stage of your hfe' \1\'e love You 1

\1om, Dad, Tara and Tnna

jean Wheeler: Dear jeann1, Always belaeve m vourself, JU"t as we w1ll alway believe m you. \"\'e proudlv

send vo to the b•gger world, conf1dent that you w11l ucceed and make the world to vour fam1ly and fnend We better. that vou w1ll be happy and bnng happm love you w1th all our heart>. \1om, Dad. and juhe

Darnel \'v'lutaker· Dear Darnel, You carmot tmagme the JOY you have brought u throughout your We The time w1th you ha al\"'·ay · been preaou and we wt h that there was so much more

of 1t.. 'ow vou are off to college and a new life w1th new challeng ... We are so proud of you! Remember to alway 01m high, and do the absolute best that you can. We w111 fo,..,ver be roobng for you. \Vith deepest love, Dad. Mom, Chn and Laura

Bethany Zlch Bethani:. You've worked really hard. and you've done great Were ven· proud of you and kno" vou'll do well Love,

Dad and \1om

Check out these familiar faces from a second grade class at St. Matthew's chool. Kurt Pierce, Daniel Barkmeier, Elizabeth Andresen, Kri ta Kloth, William Mooney, Matth w Bothwell, Rachael Good, Jonathan ierstheimer, Kristen Blaschek, Adam Chladny, Emily Buckiu , and Robert Frederick. icole Dunlap and Julia Dossett were part of Kaleidoscope Kids when they were little, and always enjoyed bumper bowling at Old Orchard Lanes.

Kristin McCowan and Jennifer Reeves spent lots of time at the popular Prairie Farms.

rrJo you remember many years ago wfien we 1vere young, fio1v 1ve used to play togetfier every day? It seems lifi.e yesterday-tfie cfiildfiood world o cl01vns and cotton candy and summer days tfiat never eemed to end. 'Wfien 1ve played fiide 'n' seek from Jour o'clock till dusk. â€˘Tfien we sat outsid on someone's stoop and li tened to tfie crickets, and slapped tfie mosquitos, and talked about our dreams and 111hat 1ve'd do 111fien we gmv up . 'Bu tfiose days pa sed by furtively, and IVe gmv up, as cfiildren do.

Joshua Ward, Melissa Miller, Kristin McCowan, Candis McCleary, Kathryn Davis, Jennifer Topolosky, Sarah Ross, lisabeth Power, and Alicia Chin all had a great time at an always exciting birthday party. Prentiss Hemphill, Leigh Anne Kenyon, and Matthew esbitt remember the days of Halloween parades

These two crazy girls, Amy Campion and Elizabeth Harrington, never stopped having fun together when they were young ins.

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The university of Illinois football team had a great sea on this year. Starting quarterback, Kurt Kittner led the lllini to their first three consecutive wins that started the sea on off on the right foot. Illinois tepped it up and showed great potential with head Coach Ron Turner. The lllini made Illinois history, beating Michigan and Ohio State, both away for the first time ever. After their tunning regular season, the lllini pursued another goal. They were determined to win a bowl game.

The fighting lllini played Virginia in the Micron PC.com Bowl on December 30, 1999 in Ft. Lauderdale, Fl. Illinois smashed VAin a 63-21 victory, ranking the lllini twentyfourth in the nation. What a wonderful way to finish off a season with a record of 8-4. This season, Fighting lllini fans were not left with a bad ta te in their mouths. Hail to the orange, hail to the blue!

The Market Place Mall project finally added on a new ad 20 ~rand new stores including the ever popular Famous variety of restaurants placed in an entire fooa court. Those was built agree that it adds a convenient touch to the newly is a gorgeous attraction to shoppers. It is no doubt that the

The year 2000 has finally come, and investigated the technology of computers truck 12:00 P.M. on December 31, 1999. county rang in the 'ew Yeax: Some families system wa to shut down. Grocery stocking up on canned food items. and package food supplies. Still, mo~t

Th1 vear. it has become even more apparent that Centenrual H1gh School IS overcrowding There IS a constant struggle for pace for the new teacher and new classe>, To help <olve th1s problem of overcrowding, for the 1999-2000 scliool vear, four portable classrooms were 1nstalled. These

Champaign was excited to see the development of arr. Adding to the new construction was the addition of a had been to Market Place Mall before the food court deled mall. A carousal also placed in the food court north end of Champaign is definitely flourishing.

clas rooms s1t in the front

of Centenrual on Cre cent Dnve. They are ven· stylish. mdudmg carpeted floors. heahng, air conditlorung, and a great sound system w1th bells Believe

it or not,

Centenrual students really en1oy the portable · cla~srooms . Seruor Sarah

Ro s thmk that. "The portable cia room are verv efftaent in accOmmodating the problems that Centenrual faces w1th overcrowdmg m the clas room and hallway .•

Due to the madent that happened at Columbme High School m Colorado tluS past year many school

~=~t~":"JC:.th,d;ool

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My New Best Friend Today I met a great new friend Who knew me right away It was funny how he understood All I had to say He listened to my problems He listened to my dreams We talked about love and life He'd been there, too, it seems I never once felt judged by him He knew just how I felt He seemed to just accept me And all the problems I'd been dealt He didn't interrupt me Or need to have his say He just listened very patiently And didn't go away I wanted him to understand How much this meant to me But as I went to hug him Something startled me I put my arms in front of me And went to pull him nearer And realized that my new best friend Was nothing but a mirror -Kimberly Kirberger

Looking back on the memories of the 1999-2000 school year, it is safe to say that each individual at Centennial has created his/her own unforgettable high school experience. The year has been a definite turning point into the new millennium. Each of us has gained a better knowledge of himself/herself, and everyone around us through academics, activities, sports, and relationships. Our distinct personalities emerged, and we understood our role as a part of CHS. Whether it was attending a football game, dance, play, or an early morning organization meeting, we realized that even though as different as we are, we managed to become united. Happy times as well as sad times have been shared. Victories have been won and many battles have been fought. Together we must now reflect upon the good and put aside the negative. We must also realize that whether it was by looking in a mirror, or walking down the halls of our high school, we noticed that everyone of us was different. It is our differences that have made our particular personalities. This is why we now know that Centennial has become 2 BBB TIMES MEJRE PERSEJNAb.

A Abdeljawad, Mahera 162 Abel, Kiel 43, , 134 Ackerman, Michael 22, 23, 38, 41, 162, 183, 18 Ackerman, Steven 134 Adamchik, Ka ey 33, 47, 52, 67, 7, 1 ' 154, 157 Adams, Ri charia Tyesheka 148 Adams, Sunita A. 1., 43, 148 Aden, Lindy L. 148 Adesida, Oluwayemisi A. Ahlden, C. Ryan I62 Ahlden, Clayton P. 148 Ahmed, Amina 134 Ahmed, Umair 120 Al-Heeti, Omar Mohammad 120 Alam, Aisha 162 Alam, Tohid 134 Aldridge, William I , 24, 26, 38, 40, 41, 45, 50, 3, 162, 1 Alexander, Brandon J. Alexandrov, Michael P. 120 Ali, Doniyell15, 148 Allen, Arlene E. 4, 34, 37, 46, 60, 6I, 79, 148 Allen, Kira 46, 14 Allen, Krystal M. 34, 42, 120 Allen, athaniel H. 15, 34, 36, 37, 46, 49, 50,5 '60, 61, 76, 77,162, 172,178, 1 Alper, Seth J. I48 Alwes, Benjamin A. 3, 120 Amoni, Timothy R. 34, 45, 6I, 83, 162, 195 Amorasak, Grid 14 Amorasak, Kannika 120 Andersen, Karl34, 41, 43, 134 Anderson, Britt A. 47, 56, 148 Anderson, Detrick 10, 162, 164, 183 Anderson, Kirstin 26, 67, 9, 162, 188 Anderson, Kristen 71, I34 Ander on, Sarah C. 14, 42, 87, 120 Anderson, Staci J. 38, 40, I20 Andrae, Kry taM. 26, 38, 40, 41, 134 Andreasen, Lance B. 43, 47, 65, 77, 95, 134 Andresen, Elizabeth . 1 , 38, 40, 41, 47, 50, 56, 75, 162, 168, I77, 18 ' 196 Andresen, Jennifer M. 3 , 40, 41, 75, 102, 120 Angel, Matthew W. 38, 40, 41, 120 Antoline, Benjamin J. 162 Antoline, Grant C. 120 Appleman, Tia L. 42, 7, 120 Arend, Joe J. 120 Armstrong, Aundrea D. 42, 14 Armstrong, Dustin L. 83, 120 Armstrong, Kelli J. 162 Arnold, Andrew 92, 92, 148 Assali, Said K. 32, 33, 34, 36, 37, 46, 49,5 ,60,6~92, 14 Astorina, Adrian 134 Astorina, Jon-Carlo 148 Austin, Adam J. 148 Avant, Sterlisa 36, 46, 59, 148 Avery, Antoine 42, 120

B Badger, Michael R. 43, 52, 134 Bailen, Brett 26, 35, 162, 188 Bailey, Lynette M. 42, 127 Bailey, Tequila 42, 176 Baines, Zackary 14 Baity, Dartaevion L. 36, 59, 162, 180 Baker, Benjamin}. 120

INDEX

Baker, Jordan E. 176 Ballew, Debra A. 34, 46, 49, 71, 148, 156 Bangsengthong, Bauty 10, 26, 162 Banks, Bryan 5 , 60, 69, 83, 134, 143 Bannister, Alethea M. 38, 46, 49, 52, 134, 143 Barbee, Rachel). 12, 34, 3 , 40, 41, 67, 5, 134 Barkmeier, Daniel T. 24, 35, 49, 50, 56, 65, 162, 177, 1 '196 Barrett, Jonathan 3 , 40, 41, 44, 56, 162 Bartlett, Patricia A. 43, 148 Basar, Elif 37, 46, 47, 53, 56, 14 Ba s, Alexandra IO, 26, 35, 47, 52, 60, 67, 7, 14 ' 157 Bates, Deyhonna L. I62 Bathon, Kristen L. 33, 34, 37, 49, 89, I48, 232 Batieste, Sheree 148, 154 Baue~Jeff}.1 ,19,22,26,44,4~14

Beaulin, Jeffrey W. 162 Beavin, Laura 56, 1, I48 Beckett, Ryan T. 26, 42, 45, 99, 14 Beau lin, Jeffrey W. 162 Beavin, Laura 56, 1, 148 Beckett, Ryan T. 26, 42, 45, 99, 148 Beitel, Erin 75, 79, 134 Belanger, Marc I34 Bell, Nina D. 59, 67, 134 Bell, William (Hank) 38, 40, 41, 77, 134 Benefield, Brandon C. I8, 38, 40, 41, 45, 50, 56, 162, I77, I Benefield, Kyle P. 13, 18, 26, 34, 3 , 40, 41, 46, 47, 134 Benner, Tiffany 1 , 22, 32, 34, 43, 45, 47, 53, 56, 67, 74, 75, 148 Benz, Tammy M. 7, 38, 40, 41, 46, 52, 60, 162 Berbaum, William Jo hua 134 Bemeking, Leslie 14 Berning, Edward G. 134, 141 Berry, Jessica L. 42, 120 Bettenhausen, Rachel A. 22, 26, 43, 44, 53, 85, I48, 155 Bickers, Chad 3 Bigham, Phyllis Alicia 48, 162 Binnion, Amy M. 148 Bishop, Dustin R. 120 Bi sell, Patrick J. 120 Blake, Thomas A. 3, 95, 120 Blaschek, Kristen M. 43, 52, 56, 75, 162, 177, 1 ' 196 Blaschek, Michelle Anne 42, 75, 120 Blight, Kerri A. 47, 81, 134, 144 Bodruzic, Dunja 26, 35, 37, 43, 57, 148 Boesdorfer, Chad A. 47, 95, 162, 177, 17 '1 Bogner, Kathryn 1 , 40, 148 Bogner, Kevin M. 3 , 40, 41, 42, I20 Bohn, a than R. 21, 45, 9I, 134 Boisvert, Joelle A. 35, 162, 188 Bolton, Julius E. I63 Bolton, Venus S. 12, 36, 43, 59, 163, 181 Bolton, Wayne S. 10, 26, 163 Bond, Lindsey Michelle 134, 144 Bone, Kyle J. 120 Bonse, Georgina M. 5, 120 Booth, Meghan E. 5, 127 Booth, Thomas}.8~92,9~ 148 Borah, Barunava 18, 20, 21, 26, 37, 44, 45, 46, 53, 163, 172, I81, 188 Boswell, Brandon 83, 95, 120 Bothwell, Dane A. 3, 134 Bothwell, Lind ey M. 42, 120, 130 Bothwell, Matthew D. 13, 92, 93, 163, 188, 196 Bottum James R. Ill 52, 148 Bowersox, Lauren Elaine 34, 35, 46, 47, 49, 52, 56, 14 ' 149 Bowman, Warren E. I20

Boxley, Charles 0 120 Boxley, Phatima R. 14 , 154 Bo ley. Tara 36, 134 Boxley, Yehara 134 Boyd, Whitney Charles 120 Brace, Katherine A. 14 Brandt, icholas 148, 154 Branham, Lucas J. 35, 60, 91, 120 Branham, Matthew 34, 42, 47, 60, 69, 91, 134 Braun, Aaron 1 , 2I, 22, 26, 38, 39, 40,41,45,14 Braun, David I , 21, 22, 34, 3 , 4I, 45, 50, 56, 163, I Brazelton, Autumn L. 3 , 40, 41, I20 Breneman, Zachary A. 37, 763, 102, 148 Brenner, Kaitlyn 1 , 32, 45, 79, 84, 5, 14 '155 Brewster, Erich 120 Bridges, Lindsay M. 99, 134 Bright, Ashley E. 38, 40, 41, 120 Bright, Michael R. I48 Briski, Jennifer L. 5, 32, 47, 56, 149 Brittin, Jayme L. 120 Britton, Andrea L. 97, 127 Britton, Leah S. 34, 46, 134 Britton, Lindsay . 48, 163, 18 Broadrick, Erik Kar143, 149 Broadrick, Sara E. 38, 41, 87, 120 Brockman, Sarah D. 40, I20 Broeren, Allyson M. 34, 37, 46, 47, 49, 56, 58, 60, 86, 87, 102, 149, 155, 157 Brombaugh, Megan E. 32, 34, 60, 88, 9, 102, 134 Brown, Alicia R. 26, 42, 120 Brown, Angela L. 42, 149 Brown, Antonio B. 134 Brown, Ashley}. 120 Brown, Bryan L. 120 Brown, Christopher D. 18, 26, 3 , 40, 41,56, 163,177 Brown, Cory J. 34, 47, 81, 149 Brown, Danielle M. 35, 71, 134 Brown, David W. 134 Brown, MatthewS. 120 Brown, Patrick M. 38, 40, 41, 77, 121, 130 Brown, Shamiira 149 Brown, Shawn 83, 149 Brown, William L. 134 Brownfield, Joshua Michael 121 Brownlee, Garett Michael 22, 42, 60, 85, 121 Brownlee, Stephanie D. 43, 149 Brownlee, Taylor M. 18, 22, 26, 43 Brownridge, David 56, 149, 155 Bruner, Douglas G. 36, 58, 3, 149 Brusveen, Katherine A. 42, 99, 121, 12 Bryan, Casey J. 134 Bryant, Frederick 42, 149, 155 Bryant, Jacqueline M. 38, 67, 97, 134 Buck, Matthew D. 163 Buckius, Emily A. 26, 46, 100, 163, 1 ' 196, 199 Bullock, Ashley 163, 195 Bullock, Dominic L. 134 Bunton, Laquithia 176 Burch, Elizabeth 43, 87, 134, 144 Burgener, Jason M. 34, 83, 121, 130 Burgener, Joel R. 33, 47, 49, 50, 56, 64,65,83, 102,163,171,170195 Burk, Paul 26, 38, 40, 49, 163 Burk, Teri 40, 41, 49, 134 Burk, Wendy 38, 40, 41, 46, 134 Burnett, Marilyn 121 Burnett, Marlon 121 Burnham, Jennifer L. 38, 40, 41, 46, 149 Bums, Andrew 149, 38, 41 Burrows, Keith J. 149 Bur on, Alexis 100, 134 Burton, Caleb 149

Burton, Charles L. 52, 149 Burton, Clayton T. 121 Burton, Corey 26, 41, 46, 50, 92, 93, 163, 175 . Busboom, Lindsey M. 121 Buser, Anna J. 176 Busey, Daniel j 37, 3, 149, 155 Bush, icole A. 32, 56, 80, 81, 149 Bush, Phillip Brad 121 Bushman, Sarah 43, 134 Bu hue, Cole D. 77, 149, 155 Bushue, Megan K. 97, 121, 123 Buskirk, Samantha J. 163, 1 Buskirk, Stephanie . 121 Bustetter, Christopher 176 Butcher, Babak 135 Buttitta, Kali D. 121 Butts, Alexis 149, 154 Butts, Christopher A. 127

Cable, Sara D. 38, 40, 41, 121 Cachia, Andrea J. 47, 163, 177 Cain, Alexis 149, 157 Calandro, Timothy 135 Campbell, Chavez 22, 135 Campbell, Jennifer A. 22, 34, 135 Campbell, Scott F. 34, 46, 135 Campion, Amy ). 5, 32, 33, 34, 37, 50, 60, 163, 1 '1 9, 196 Carlson, Andrew T. 164, 1 9 Carlson, Jacob D. 13, 69, 3, 135, 144 Carr, Chimere J. 164 Carson, Jada ichole 38, 149 Carter, Christopher 69, 83, I02, 164 Carter, Greg E. 83, 121, 129 Carter, Latasha S. 149 Carter-Williams, Brian J. 127 Casper, Jennifer L. 149 Cekander, Barbara 42, 71, 97, 135 Chambers, Ashley R. 42, 121 Chambers, DerrickS. 149 Chambers, Je ica Lauren 22, 42, 121 Champaninh, Thatsayavo Georgie 135, 141 Chance, Sally R. 18, 21, 26, 34, 44, 45, 46, 53, 164, 171 Chapin, icholas J. 42, 135 Chapin, Zachary A. 92, 92, 164 Chapman, Justin 164, 189 Chapple, Emmanuel 95, 121 Charles, Janelle I. 135 Charney, Christine E. 40, 41, 121 Chatman, Lisi C. 42, 121 Cheatham, Rinata 164 Cheng, David Yiu Bong 37, 38, 40, 41, 47, 65, 83, 135 Chick, Katherine 1 , 21, 26, 34, 43, 45, 53, 164, 167, 177 Chick, Matthew 1 , 22, 23, 26, 44, 45, 53, 149 Chin, Alicia Ann 25, 26, 34, 37, 46, 164, 196 Chladny, Adam J. 46, 50, 56, 60, 68, 102, 164, 167, 181, 189, 196 Choe, Daniel J. 37, 38, 41, 46, 65, 90, 91, 103, 135 Chounard, Rashaan E. 121 Christensen, Dustin 135, 141 Chung, Joon Woo 164, 177 Ciaccio, Andrew . 135 Cimino, Kurt}. 18, 38, 41, 50, 56, 57, 164, 177 Clark, Tim 22, 121, 128 Clarkson, Jeffrey D. 91, 135 Clarkson, Thomas J. 90, 91, 164, 181, 189 Clasey, RyanS. 3, 95, 121 Clausen, Peter K. 10, 149 Clay, Latorrilyn R. 135, 141

Clementz, Thomas 135 Clemons, Chrbtopher 164, 189 Cline, Megan L. 135 Clinton, Travis J. 121, 130 Close, Meagan B. 48, 164 Clutts, Ryan C. 18, 21, 22, 45, 69, 1 9 Coad, Chan tel A. 43, 135 Coblentz, Anne E. 135 Coburn, ova 135 Colbert, Jordan Ashley 10, 135 Cole, Adeola A. 11, 22, 36, 43, 58, 135 Collard, Bethany 135 Colman, Blake 69, 83, 135 Colwell, Jason M. 38, 40, 41, 83, 121 Compton, Jarrod 49, 65, 164, 180, 189 Compton, Kimberly J. 42, 121 Compton, Michelle Lynne 46, 135 Connelly, Christopher L. 135 Consalus, Kyle 12, 22, 26, 49, 53, 93, 149, 155 Cook, Daniel P. 122, 129 Cook, Jillian E. 38, 40, 41, 121 Cooke, Kari 36, 43, 47, 52, 57, 58, 67, 135, 139 Cooper, Adam Petry 46, 47, 49, 52, 65, 86, 87, 95, 135 Corley, Jacob J. 83, 95, 121 Corum, Debra 43, 135 Corum, Scott j 77, 121 Costa, Kathleen L. 149 Cottingham, Brad S. 121 Cottingham, Erica M. 121 Coughlin, Keith 18 Cowper, Ashley L. 121 Cox, Jeffrey 135 Cox, Tyler 22, 26, 165 Coy, Dustin M. 121 Craig, Antoine D. 149, 154 Craig, Ryan A. 135 Crames, Samantha Gail 85, 121 Crass, Yumi G. 38, 40, 41, 121 Crawford, Kiya \1. 36, 59, 135 Cremeens, athan 135 Croft, Dustin 149 Croft, Jordan 121 Cross, Steve S. 5, 165, 179 Crowder, Caroline Beth 18, 38, 39, 42, 149 Croy, Kyle 1, 165, 189 Cunningham, Cori 149 Cunningham, Sabrina 149 Curtis, Andrew W. 121 Curtis, Rebecca L. 149 Curtis, Ja on K. 76, 77, 149 Custer, David 3, 92, 165 Custer, MatthewS. 165

D Dabrowski, Ian J. 10, 73, 81, 95, 135 Dalton, Miranda H. 135 Dalton, Raymond C. 165 Daly, James William 121 Damaso, Leslie . 26, 35, 37, 44, 46, 47, 57,149 Damaso, eilzen . 121 Danielson, Rachel R. 34, 38, 40, 41, 88, 9, I02, 121, 127 Danley, Elizabeth G. 11, 24, 26, 46, 47, 50, 56, 58, 60, 5, 100, 165, 176, 177, 189 Davidson, Raymond Jerral 95, 135 Davis, Desme Shunte 36, 59, I49 Davis, Heather J. 149 Davis, Kathryn E. 56, 165, 196 Davis, Kristin M. 5, 121 Davis, Tyrell135 Deberry, Johniesha 59, 67, 135 Decerbo, Anthony 26, 38, 40, 41, 165, 189 Dedecker, Lauren e. 67, 7, 135, 142

Dedman, Wilma C. 42, 149 Demissie, Melaku M. 24, 36, 37, 54, 58, 7-7, 165 Dennis, Claudia D. 22, 89, 121 Depew, jesse 21, 135 Deppe, Elaine L. 97, 121 Deppe, Lisa A. 18, 38, 41, 99, 149, 156 Deremiah, Tasha L. 121 Desai, SirenS 83, 121 Dietrich, Samuel L. 38, 40, 41, 121 Diniz, a than C. 135 Dixon, Keri L. 149, 177 Dixon, Shanika T. 176 Dobbins, Brian 165 Dobbins, Christopher P. 135 Dobrik, Bryan j. 121 Dobrik, jeffrey J. 3, 121 Dobrik, William 3, 165, 1 9 Dorris, jimmy L. 149 Dorsey, Aeja 36, 43, 59, 165 Dorsey, lndea Rosa 121, 127, 129 Dorsey, Patrick joseph 7, 135 Dortch, Amanda 135 Dossett, Julia 12, 18, 21, 22, 26, 33, 38, 41, 44, 45, 50, 56, 58, 79, 165, 167, 177, 178, 189, 196 Dossett, Lara R. 21, 22, 40, 121 Doxe~Kari L.38,40,41,43, 149 Dreger, Mike J. 69, 102, 165, 189 Drewes, Carly 22, 43, 149 Drewes, Schuyler J. 93, 121 Drollinger, Jeremy Robert 83, 121 Ducey, Samantha 149, 152 Dudley, Crystal 135 Dummitt, Joseph M. 38, 40, 41, 77, 122 Duncanson, Andrew T. 48, 165 Duncanson, Katherine M. 38, 41, 135 Dunlap, icole Suzanne 14, 18, 22, 24, 33, 34, 36, 3 ' 41, 45, 46, 50, 53, 56, 57, 5 ' 59, 60, 87, 100, 165, 175, 178, 189, 196 Dunlop, Jean M. 34, 43, 46, 56, 79, 84, 85, 149 Dunn, Kerry L. 34, 9, 122 Dunnigan, Therisha 43, 135 Dyson, Mindy 47, 49, 52, 135

E Ealy, Kevin J. 34, 69, 90, 91, 135 Ealy, Steven Timothy 165 Eaton, Jeffrey 69, 77, 135 Eble, Shawn C. 176 Edward, Jaden 26, 165 Edwards Justin A. 54, 149 Edwards, Marcus B. Einfeldt, Sara B. 34, 43, 46, 149, 155 Eisenmann, Stephen M. 83, 135, 143 El-Jamal, Sarah 26, 43, 67, 135 Elliott, Junior David A. 42, 122 Elliott, Kamon L. Elliott, Matthew E. 135 Elliott, Peter W. 83, 95, 136 Elsass, Deanna S. 46, 96, 97, 165, 1 0 Elsass, Karen J. 42, 57, 122, 126 Emanuel, Elizabeth . 3 , 40, 41, 60, 87, 122 Emmons, Katy E. 149 Erickson, Robert 58, 73, 83, 136, 143 Ernst, Laura A. 42, 122 Estergard, Katherine J. 149 Estes, Samantha R. 122 Estes, Tiffany M. 43, 165 Etter, David E. 122 Etter, Stephen C. 83, 165, 1 9 Evans, Adam 26, 165, 168, 177, 195 Evans, Amber D. 88, 89, 102, 165, 195 Evans,Samuel38,4~41,48, 136 Evenson, Bridgett . 34, 38, 40, 41, 47, 56, 84, 85, 149 Evenson, oel P. 38, 166, 1 0, 189

Fahey, Laura Kathleen 26, 35, 38, 40, 41, 136 Fair, Randall 136 Fairchild, Kate M. 32, 47, 56, !50 Farley, john A. 122 Farrar, Sara A. 43, 46, 136 Farrar, Shawn T. 48, 166 Fehrenbacher, Scott R. 150, 154 Ferguson, Abigail B. 33, 67, 86, 7, 102, 166, 190 Ferguson, Anna 21, 45, 53, 150 Ferguson, Gabrielle A. 67, 87, 136 Ferguson, Kimberly S. 122 Femandez-Alvar, Andres 77, 136 Femandez-Alvar, Diana 46, 60, 79, 100, 166, 190 Field, Michelle 136 Finn, jarrod 136 Fischella, Samantha K. 22, 32, 56, 150, 155 Fisher, Anna L. 43, 136 Fisher, jason j. 83, 95, 122 Fisher, judson D. 166, 190 Fisher, Tova Allison 166 Flanigan, Amy M. 122 Flanigan, joshua 48, 166 Fleming, Yvonne M. 122 Fletcher, Kaitlin M. 122 Flood, Erica D. 35, 122 Foertsch, Peter j. 14, 41, 50, 166 Fogerson, Brett D. 69, 83, 102, 166, 190 Foger on, Lisa R. 1, 136, 142 Followell, Mynette A. 38, 40, 41, 97, 122 Ford, TaraS. 42, 150, 154 Ford, W.S. 150, 154 Fortado, Je ica 166, 178 Foutch, Daniel T. 26, 38, 166, 190 Foutch, je ica G. 42, 136 Foutch, Raimy . 42, 122 Francis, Karli Lisa 166 Frank, Catherine A. 21, 26, 45, 50, 166, 190 Frank, Je sica E. 38, 40, 41, 43, 53, 49, 136 Frank, Laura 33, 34, 67, 88, 9, 102, 136 Fraser, Matthew J. 38, 40, 41, 122 Frazier, Patrida S. 42, 136 Frederick, Robert C. 4, 15, 26, 46, 47, 49, 83, 166, 177, 190, 196 Freeman, jamee A. 150 Freeman, afisah j. 36, 43, 166, 190 Frichtl, Ashley D. 136 Friedel, Benjamin M. 68, 69, 102, 166 Fuller, Cassandra A. 43, 54, 55, 150

G Gale, Eli a L. 122 Gallagher, Jaclyn 42, 99, 122 Gallagher, Jennifer M. 43, 136 Gallagher, Thomas K. 136 Gambill, Daniel 54, 56, 65, 150 Gannaway, Kenneth C. 3, 122 Gardner, Tenacia A. 36, 43, 46, 150, 153 Garton, KyleR. 35, 122 Garverick, Alyssa R. 38, 40, 5 , 122 Gast, Martha 22, 150 Gatens, Kelly R. 38, 40, 41, 122 Gaumer, John 48, 166 Gaumer, John 48, 166 Gaynor, Rodney D. 77, 150 Ge, Liang 21, 37, 136 Gerding, Elizabeth 32, 34, 9, 99, 136 German, Christopher A. 122 Gilles, Elizabeth S. 42, 122, 130 Gilliland, Heather 136 Gittings, atalie Marie 22, 23, 26, 43, 79, 166, 172, 179, 190 Gittings, a than Lee 77, 166, 190 Gittings, Ryan M. 42, 77, 122 Glaser, Edward A. 22, 26, 45, 56, 87, 150 Glea on, Kelly A. 122 Glerum, Amanda L. 13, 71, 96, 136

Goble, Rachel L. 56, 150 Godbolt, Byron K. 166 Goines, joseph j r. 150, 154 Goldberg, Hannah B. 84, 85, 166, 190 Good, Rachael K. 5, 33, 47, 50, 7 , 79, 16,172,190,196,232 Goode, Alisha K. 43, 150, 154 Goode, joshua R. 122 Goodling, Ryan 10, 166 Goodman, Harrison A. 38, 40, 41, 136 Goodman, Kai A. 54, 57, 91, 150, 155 Goodwme, Timothy j. 26,3 , 40, 41, 166, 177, 190 Gorman, Anne E. 22, 34, 80, 1, 97, 122 Gossett, Allison 34, 3 , 41, 46, 166, 190 Gossett, Ashley M. 38, 40, 41, 97, 122 Gradle, Ben P. 37, 136 Graham, Michael F. 150 Grandys, Michelle E. 12, 47, 7 , 79, 167, 177, 190 Grandys, Theresa M. 21, 26, 38, 40, 41, 45, 122 Gray, jacob M. 4, 46, 47, 49, 68, 69, 102, 160 170 181, 190 Gray, Terrence J. 49, 95, 122 Green, Damon 26, 38, 41, 44, 99, 163, 167 Greer, Rashawnda A. 97, 122 Greer, Ricky P. 22, 122 Greer, Shawna F. 167 Greever, Adam 136 Gregg, Jennifer A. 35, 47, 57, 136 Grider, Charles J. 18, 19, 21, 26, 2 , 38, 40, 44, 45, 150 Griffith, Carrie 34, 167, 190 Griffith, Megan 38, 41, 150 Grove, Richard Lee 122 Grucza, Jordan Michael18, 22, 26, 44, 150 Gustafson, Jenna L. 5, 97, 122, 12 Gustafson, Katie A. 34, 46, 60, 61, 67,84,85, 150,155 Gustafson, Sara M. 24, 34, 46, 49, 66,85, 167,171,191 Gwin, Zipporah D. 29, 36, 43, 150

H Haase, Sarah J. 46, 136 Hale, Robert R. 150 Hall, Kyle M. 122 Hallbeck, Kyle C. 122 Hallbeck, Tyler 22, 43, 46, 150 Hantilton, Jantie R. 167 Hamilton, Kyle J. 38, 40, 41, 77, 122 Hamilton, Travis 2, 167, 1 1, 191 Hanemixay, Melissa 42, 136 Hanner, Wesley K. 46, 150, 156 Hansen, joshua 65, 167, 195 Hansen, Michael J. 38, 40, 41, 150 Hanson, Andrew Michael34, 41, 49, 136 Harland, Justin T. 34, 46, 90, 91, 167, 1 1 Harper, Clint D. 136 Harr, Stephanie Erin 34, 37, 150 Harrington III, Thomas E. 5, 37, 46, 150, 155 Harrington, Elizabeth A. 5, 26, 46, 47, 71, 96, 97, 167, 171, 177, 191, 196, 199 Harris, Jordan A. 136 Harris, Marcus 42, 58, 136 Harris, Ricky D. 42, 43, 44, 150, 155 Harrison, HeatherY. 42, 5 , 136 Harter, Edward P. 167, 177 Hartke, Jeremy 69, 150 Hartman, Andrew j. 150 Hartman, Daniel Benjamin 26, 3 , 40, 167, 191 Hartrick, Kyle M. 150 Hase, Stephen 40, 150 Hasselbring, Dana 150

Hatfield,, icolas S. 87, 93, 136 Hauffe, Justin L. 34, 40, 41, 47, 65, 83,90,91, 103,136 Haun, Samuel R. 26, 34, 37, 46, 91, 136 Hawkins, Amber L. 42, 136 Hawkins, Chad 136 Hayes, Donna E. 122 Haynes, Brandon G. 122 Haynes, Rodr;ck D. 150 Hays, janette M. 26, 34, 44, 49, 89, 150 Hays, Sarah J. 42, 87, 122 Haywood, Steven 176 Hazelwood, athan D. 18, 22, 26, 44, 167 Heath, Jamar 36, 46, 150 Heath, Regina R. 36, 167 Heffernan, Eric j. 22, 26, 34, 43, 3, 92,93,167 Heisey, Wendi 34, 150 Hemphill, Prentiss 48, 167, 196 Hendrickson, Tracey 34, 3 , 41, 47, 88, 89, 102, 136 Henry, Richard 150 Henthorn, Nicholas A. 168 Herbert, Meredith E. 60, 71, 99, 127, 136 Herges, Adam J. 69, 150 Herman, Eugenia R. 168 Herriott, John A. 34, 69, 77, 136 Hertel, Brandi 168, 191 Hertel, Lindsay L. 122 Hickman, Carrie A. 49, 54, 55, 168, 191 Hieronymus, Cameron A. 38, 40, 41, 93, 122 Hieronymus, Kelly R. 136 Higgins, Paul168 Hilberg, Eric Anthony 168 Hilberg, Gene Lee 176 Hill, Christopher 176 Hill, Clifton D. 95, 122 Hill, jonathan D. 65, 136 Hill, Matthew ).1 , 21, 26, 35, 45, 83, 168, 177 Hill, Michelle . 36, 43, 67, 150 Hill, Miriam L. 43, 136 Hill, Rebecca M. 42, 122, 127 Hinds, Rachel A. 38, 40, 41, 85, 122 Hintz, Kristin J. 35, 49, 71, 150 Hi pie, Anna K. 46, 47, 57, 97, 136 Hite, V'mcent L. 83, 168 Hodges, Cory J. 24, 34, 46, 69, 83, 95, 150 Hodges, Reginald A. 3, 94, 95, 102, 168, 171 Hodson, Timothy 0. 3 , 40, 122 Hoerr, Alyssa 35, 42, 99, 122 Hoerr, Jenna R. 37, 56, 150 Hoerr, Philip J. 42, 122 Hoffman, icholas C. 38, 136 Holdren, Jason R. , 69, 1, 150 Holloway, Christine M. 38, 40, 41, 122 Holm, Michael44, 65, 7, 95, 136 Holm, William A. 150, 154 Holmgren, Josh B. 35, 61, 168 Hopkins, Shameka L. 42, 122 Hom, Andrew R. 136 Hom, Jared . 150 Horn, Tera C. 5, 123 Hornbeck, BrianA. 38, 40, 41, 65, 91, 136 Hornbuckle, Keona 67, 3, 102, 168 Hornbuckle, Yohna 136 Horton, Jeremy 83, 95, 136 Hoffman, Justin 69, 83, 154 House, Michelle S. 7, 85, 97, 123 Howard, Melissa J. 11, 43,168, 195 Howard, Michael150 Hubert, Jennifer M. 38, 40, 41, 123 Hubert, Suzzanna M. 47, 56, 67, 5, 150 Huckstadt, Janell L. 123 Hudson, Jo eph G. 150 Huff, Anthony J. 136 Huff, Demario Q. 137, 141 Hughes, Laquentin 150, 154, 156 Hughes-Patton, Jo hua 123 Hunter, Andre 168, 177 Hurd, Elizabeth D. 123

Huson, jonathan D. 121, 123 Huson, Sara M. 37, 168 Hussey, Chrstina Elizabeth 18, 37, 38, 41, 168, 177, 191 Hutchison, janice L. 38, 47, 150 Hutchison, Pari j 42, 67, 137 Hylla, Todd j. 123

I Iodice, Anthony J. 137, 141 Irwin, Matthew D. 2, 3, 3 , 41, 168, 191 Isom, )ami 137

Jackson, Julia 137 Jackson, Kelly Rae 15, 46, 47, 49, 100, 163, 168, 191 Jackson, Kyle L. 46, 56, 83, 150, 157 Jackson, Robert L. 137 Jaramillo, Javier 150 Jarett, Matthew J. 157 Jeffries, Andrea Renee 26, 36, 44, 5 , 137 Jenkins, Dusten A. 54, 150, 154, 155 Jenkins, Jennifer . 29, 43, 137 Jenkins, Paul A. 150, 155 jenkins, Prince s 150 jeremy, Ron 101, 167 Jeurissen, Dane 7, 150 Jisook, Prapaporn Bo 11, 35, 37, 43, 46, 49, 57, 5 ' 100, 150 Jisook, Prapis 34, 37, 52, 99, 137 Joebgen, Laura T. 38, 41, 137 Johanek, Rachel A. 123 Johnson, Amandy L. 97, 123 johnson, Andrew R. 137, 144 johnson, August Patrick 123 johnson, Cecil3 , 40, 41, 169, 191 Johnson, Danielle 36, 38, 41, 58, 150 Johnson, DeMarco J. 123 johnson, Denise 151, 154 Johnson, Denise M. Johnson, Kenneth J. 26, 99, 151 Johnson, Laura K. 57 Johnson, Marquis 10, 42, 83, 95, 137, 144 Johnson, Menardo D. 48, 169 Johnson, Misty D. 169,191 johnson, Robert 137, 141 Johnson, Shepard P. 4, 76, 77, 90, 91, 103, 151 johnson, Skyler J. 46, 83, 151 Johnson, Tricia M. 79, 137 Joiner, Miranda 42, 151 Jones, Christopher L. 123 Jones, Da hon 25, 95, 151 Jones, Da hon M. 42, 95, 123, 127 Jones, Datial , 40, 41, 151 )one , Erica l. 137 Jones, Gregory 137 Jones, James Samuel176 Jones, Jason 137 jones, Jennifer 43, 137, 144 jones, Kelvin E. 137 Jones, ikki . 42, 123 Jordan, Che 6, 95, 151 Jordan, Chumar 6, 95, 137

K Kale, Vivek 26, 65, 137 Kalipeni, jacqueline W. 1 , 25, 26, 34, 35,36,43,46,5 '151 Kallembach, Chelsey M. 3 , 40, 41, 60, 123

"-ammeyer, Edward Carsten 1 , 38, 151 "-ammeyer, Elliot Benjamin 3 , 40, ~1. 151 Kamradt, justin W 93, 137 "-amradt, Matthew Robert 169, 195 Kane, Ieven J 26, 3 , 40, 41 4 , 91, 137 Kapoor, Anchit 56, 151 Kaput, Kate 151 Karch, Leslee. , 40, 41, 79, 137 "-arlstrom, "-ai 122, ~0. 41, 87, 123 Kasak, Emily E. 22, 38, 40, 41, 7, 123 Kashnig. C~sey C. 34, 38, 40, 41, 47, 3, 137 Kashnig. Georg1a j. 22, 123 Keams, Brook E. ~2, 123 "-eaton, Latraya 67, 102, 137, 1~1 Kemme, Alice M. 34, 38, 40, , 123 Kendrick, Lanata 24, 41, 43, 99, 151 Kennedy, Maura C. 42, 99, 123, 127 Kent, Brian 3 , 41, 169, 191 Kent, Scott M. , 40, 41, 123, 130 Kenyon, Leigh 5, 15, 37, 47, 50, 61, 67, 86, 7, 96, 97, 102, 169, 172, 177, 17 '191, 196 Kenyon, Sara E. 22,3 , 40, 41, 60, 7, 123, 129 Kerestes, Riley j. 38, 41, 47, 77, 169, 177, 191 Kerestes, Tyler j. 151 Kessinger, Du tin R. 46, 137 Kim, Bunreth 123 Kim, Thomas 123 Kinard, Amber 169 King. Lorene R. 151 King. Travi M. Kirby, icole M. 38, 49, 137 Kirkwood-Sawyer, Christ pher 151, 154 Kleis , Kelli M. 123 Kline, Benjamin 1 , 21, 26, 44, 45, 46, 151 Kloeppel, B. 'icole 151 Kloth, Krista R. 12, 70, 71, 169, 177, 191, 196 Klump, Ashley . 35, 137 Knight, james R. 26, 53, 169, 191 Ko, Elizabeth j. 137 Koelkebeck, Erin 34, 89, 137 Kolb, athan T. 77, 123 Koss, Erin 35, 151 Kouski, joel F. 93, 123 Kouzmanoff, Adam 123 Kouzmanoff, Erica 43, 137 Kovell, Brandon 42, 53, 57, 77, 151 Kranz, Christine M. 67, 7, 137 Krites, Aaron M. 77, 137 Kruger, Kevin M. 3, 95, 137 Kubbs, William T. 26, 38, 39, 41, 169, 177 Kuhlenschmidt, Matthew 3 , 41, 169, 191 Kuhlenschmidt, Michael S. , 42, 123 Kurasek, Blake D. 47, 65, 83, 137 Kurasek, Kyle j. 26, 65, 3, 169, 191 Kurley, Sarah j. 12, 22, 26, , 40, 41, 47, 49, 53, 56, 57, 71, 151 ~1.49,53,

L Labrecque, Kate 47, 137 Lam, Hui-Hui (Meli sa) 176 Lam, Shu-Fung 169 Lam, Tim-Tim (M~randa) 35, 37, 43, 46, 57, 151 Lane-Schenck, Andrew L. 42, 137 Laroe, Wesley 176 Larsen, Michael C. 137 Lathrop, Elizabeth Rosie 1 , 22, 26, 43, 137 Laughlin, Thomas R. 77, 137 Lawrance, Christopher 37, 46, 137 Lawrence, jedidah E. 123

Laz, Megan A 32, 33, 34, 46, 47, 56, 8 ' 9, 102, 151, 155, 156 Le, Hanh 47, 151 Le, Hong 151 Le, Thanh T. 49, 169, 17 Le, 1ien B. 151 Lee. Christopher B 95, 123 Lee, Christopher 3, 95, 137 Lee, Lorena D. 137 Lee, Rvan S. 46, 69, 81, 95, 151 Lee, tephanie Renee 35, 59, 151 Lee, Tae ). 42, 37, 13 , 144 Lee, William). 123 Leech, Charles Zebulon 13 LeGrande, Ryan H. 42, 93, 123 Lemmon, Derek M. 6, 26, 83, 169, 192 Lemmon, Elizabeth M. 42, 123 Lemmon, Isaiah 176 Lenmr, Latoya 151 Leunamma~hack, Vilath 123 Levanti, Lindsay K. 34, 47, 60, 67, 7, 102,351 Levy, judith M. 37, 43, 50, 75, 169, 180, 192 Levv, Susan E. 34, 38, 40, 41, 123 Le,~in, Sara B. 123, 130Lewis, Andrew W. 123 Lewis, BretT. 151, 154 Lewi , Kristina . 151 Lewi , Stephanie 151 Lewsader, jacob M. 83, 169 Li, Yiran 37, 57, 138 Lienard, Dominique Gabrialle 38, 40, 41, 124 Lievano, Paul j. 92, 93, 151 Ligon, Crystal M. 3 , 40, 41, 124 Ligon, Scott 26, 35, 169, 192 Lindsey, Kimberly A. 124 Lip comb, Monique 138, 141, 144 Lisy, Kalinda R. 42, 124 Locher, je sie L. 169, 180, 192 Locher, Kelsie j. 138 Log don, Janie L. 3 , 41, 151 Long. Robert T. 83, 124 Long. Whitney Y. 124 Lord, Rowan A. 43, 67,169,178,1 Louie, Courtland D. 35, 37, 124 Love, Lemecha D. 13 , 141 Lowery, Derek M. 124, 127 Lowery, Phillip J. 124 Lucas, justin R. 151 Lund, Eric Michael 169 Lucas, justin R. 151 Lund, Eric Michael 169 Lutton, Brian . 124 Luttrell, Terra 169, 17 Luyando, Kenneth 1 Luyando, elson Jr. 138 Lyke, William G. 26, 3 , 40, 41, 3, 124 Lynch, Matthew j. 45, 47, 49, 69, 102, 169 Lynch, William A. 124 Lypka, Gregory Paul 22, 26, 34, 3 , 41, 45, 83, 170, 192

M Maberry, ora 37, 170, 195 MacLeod, jacob 1 , 21, 22, 26, 34, 44, 45, 49, 53, 151 MacLin, Derrick C. 176 Magill, Abbey M. 170, 192 Magruder, Christopher S. 83, 138 Mahannah, jay 34,3 , 40, 41, 49, 50, 65, 6, 7, 164, 170, 177, 1 2, 192 Mahon, Cheryl J. 3 , 40, 41, 124 Mahrt, Lisa M. 170 Mahrt, Timothy 87, 124 Malkowski, Edward joseph 83, 124 Malloy, Kristine 12, 26,3 , 40, 41, 71, 85, 138 Malone, Adam Dean 18, 21, 22, 26, 38, 41, 45, 170, 179, 192 Mardis,). (Andrew)Andrew93, 124 Marichev, Sergei 138

Marsh, Catrina M. 18, 22, 23, 47, 56, 99, 151 Marsh, Hollis E. 43, 170, 175, 195 Marsh, Kendra L. 22, 124, 127 Marsh, Sean A. 26, 34, 37, 46, ~0. 47, 49, 170, 172, 17 '182 \.1ateunas, usan E. 85, 138 Mauricio III, William 151 Ma well, Holly Ann 42, 124 May, justin D. 124 Mayer, Bradford M 151 Mayer, BrookeS. 34, 138 Maynor, Terri L. 151 Mayotte, jonathan 49, 170, 192 McArdle, Daniel P. 170, 195 McAuley, Christopher 170 McCabe, Ryan M. 124 McCa lin, Justin L. McCleary, Candis 47, 170, 177, 192, 196 McConkie, Anna M. 43, 170 McConkie, Cynthia 42, 97, 138 McCowan, Kristin 5, 15, 26, 33, 46, 47, 58, 61, 99, 163, 170, 192, 196,232 McCoy, Shenika 124 McDonald jr, Lavern LM 48, 176 McDougal, Jonathan R. 170 McDuffee, Ben D. 22, 3 , 40, 41, 45, 49, 53, 57, 151 McDuffee, ichola D. 69, 102, 170 McFarland, (Larry) Harton H. 124 McFarland, Kaneesha D. 170, 195 McKneight, Aaron 151 McKown, Melissa Ellen 124 McKuzes, Katy L. 124 McMillan, Emily 48, 170 McMillan, Molly 32, 34, 36, 37, 49, 56,58,60,84,85, 152,157 McMullen, Essence M. 13 McPhee, Adrienne 12, 18, 22, 26, 44, 45, 167, 170 McPheters, Tyler j 38, 41, 124 Meacham, Ashley 60, 79, 96, 97, 138 Meade, Darren P. 47, 69, 3, 138 Meade, Jonathan R. 38, 41, 65, 3, 170, 177, 192 Mears, Michael L. 69, 3, 152 Medeari , Kyle M. 4, 26, 46, 49, 83, 152 Meeks, Charles D. 138 Meier, Luke W. 20, 26, 34, 44, 47, 49, 3, 102, 167, 170, 177, 178, 192 Meier, Robert W. 34, 36, 43, 47, 58, 73, 77, 13 '143 Me!chi, Andrew 46, 93, 138 Memenga, Ryan K. 18, 43, 46, 152 Menefee, Janet M. 152, 154 Merchen, Brett 152 Merchen, Todd L. 38, 40, 41, 87, 124 Meredith, Bradley 69, 95, 152 Meredith, Michael W. 83, 124, 129 Merrick, M. Lynn 176 Merrill, Kri tal A. 124 Mettler, Tara A. 13 Meyers, Andrew 152 Meyers, Erin M. 4, 5, 46, 47, 99, 170 Meyers, Matthew 170, 175 Meyers, Whitney M. 13 Mikovich, Abbie L. 38, 40, 41, 152 Miles, Stephani L. 13 Milewski, Felicia L. 38, 4-0, 41, 85, 124 Millage, teffanie M. 85, 124, 128 Miller, Janelle R. 152 Miller, Matthew J. 93, 124 Miller, Melissa 26, 43, 16 , 170, 196, 199 Miller, Renesha R. 138, 141 Milliken-Ensign, Jarob L. 52, 124 Mirarefi, Sara 47, 57, 75, 138 Mire II, Allison 38, 40, 41, 67, 87, 103, 152 Mitchell, Ashley 138 Moeinzadeh, Farzad M. 46, 49, 170, 192 Moen, David A. 152, 154 Moen, Kristin . 124, 127 Montgomery, Chynelle Renne 13 Montgomery, Elizabeth 152 Mooney, William A. 34, 46, 47, 49, 57, 90, 91, 171, 192 Mooney, William A. 34, 46, 47, 49,

57, 90, 91, 171,177,192 Moore, Amanda J 124 Moore, Chadwick A. 46, 54, 55, 150, 152, 155, 157 Moore, Jason M. 124 Moore, jennifer A 18, 22, 26, 43, 45, 79, 171, 177,192 Moore, jerahmy D. 176 Moore, Lauren 42, 54, 13 Moore, Lysandra 138 Moore, Matthew R. 69, 152 Moore, athaniel K. 152 Moore, Rebecca 124, 128 Moore, Thomas M. 3 , 40, 41, 124 Moore, Travis A. 124 Morel, Thomas M. 38, 41, 102, 124 Morel, Tracy L. 38, 40, 41, 47, 138 Morningstar, Stephanie C. 124 Moroney, Elyse J. 124 Morr, Courtney 81, 152 Morr, Lindsey e. 13, 85, 124 Morns, Angela . 138, 142 Morrison, Alan Michael 91 Morrison, Ash lee . 52, 13 Mosley III, Howard 138 Mosley, Jellni ha 36, 52, 171 Mosley, Shana M. 43, 152, 154 Moss, Melissa j. 38, 40, 41, 97, 124, 12 '130 Mueller, Johanna C. 42, 75, 124 Mueller, Jonathan E. 1 , 42, 77, 152 Muirheid, Wesley C. 38, 41, 46, 50, 171, 192 Munds, Lucas R. 138, 141 Munson, Ryan 48, 152 Murk, Lindsey A. 42, 176 Murphy, Amber D. 43, 46, 47, 49, 52, 56, 57, 67, 87, 152 Murphy, Erin 47, 138 Murphy, Katherine E. 60, 13 Murphy, Kathryn M. 47, 99, 102, 122, 125 Murray, Matthew 95, 13 Musson, Season M. 176 Muwana, Muliokela 42, 125 Myer>, Christina M. 125 Myer , Jonathan M. 83, 138 Myles, Crystal S. 42, 125

N adarski, Mary B. 26, 34, 38, 40, 41, 125 ash, Kathleen 43, 71, 152 eeley, Byron 6, 95, 13 eeley, Emily 38, 40, 41, 138 elson, Katie J. 125 els n, Michael C. 83, 125, 127 elson, Stacey M. 38, 40, 41, 5, 125 erone, Elizabeth j. 40, 125 esbitt, Matthew 4 , 171, 196 ewcomb, athan T. 152, 154 ewell, Deborah S. 49, 52, 67, 87, 152 ewman, Andrew 52, 152 ewman, Mykah 34, 43, 67, 138 ewman, athan S. 38, 40, 41, 77, 125 ewman, Stacy L. 125 ewman, Stephen D. 176, 177 ewman, Yolanda R. 52, 171 ewsome, Lilceasar M. 176 ew, Tyler69 guyen, Lynn 37, 43, 47, 99, 138 guyen, ga K. 11, 139 guyen, Tu D. 152 iemann, Keidi M. 38, 40, 41, 47, 50, 52, 57, 67, 5, 102, 171, 177, 192 ier theimer, jonathan R. 15, 46, 47, 49,6 '69, 95,102,167,171,175,178, 193, 196 iizuma, Yuji 171 oice, Daniel 3 , 41, 46, 139 oonan, Bryan R. 80, 81, 171, 176 oonan,Linzi E.4~ 100,139 ovotny, Michael36, 46, 83, 135, 139 ovotny, ichelle 176 ugent, Jennifer L. 152

uss, Albrey A. 67, 102, 152

0 O'Brien, Andrew M. 40, 41, 139 O'Brien, Emma L. 35, 42, 125 O'Brien, Rebecca A. 97, 139, 144 Oare, Samantha Elise 15, 22 Obyrne, james M.B. 46, 139 Odom, Antonio J. 176 Odom, Kennyethia 36, 139 Offenstein, Keri 22, 35, 37, 47, 139 Ogwal, Daniel A. 125 Ogwal, Paul26, 29, 36, 37, 38, 40, 41, 46, 50, 65, 83, 171 Ohlsson, Robert A. 93, 139 Oldham, Todd A. 125 Oliveira, Elizabeth A. 44, 171, 180, 193 Olive~ra, Jacob M. 42, 83, 152 Oliver, Patricia 139, 141 O'Quinn, Randolph 139, 141 Ortiz-Withers, Toby L. 139 Ory, Chri topher 13, 73, 77, 152, 155 Ory, Matthew C. 125, 130 Ottmers, Christy E. 34, 46, 56, 84, 85, 152

p Paceley, Daniel T 4 , 171 Packard, Donna L. 5, 54, 57, 152 Packard, Sam 35, 54, 55, 125, 127 Pagel , Derek E. 48, 139 Painter, J. Christian 171, 195 Painter, Michael R. 38, 40, 41, 139 Palma, She1la M. 43, 52, 152 Palmer, Andrea R. 71, 5, 139 Park, hristie 5, 35, 37, 46, 47, 49, 53, 56, 60, 99, 152 Parker, Ashley 139 Parker, Rameika 139, 141 Parrett, Anne 11, 5 , 60, 96, 97, 125, 129 Parrett, john T. 8, 34, 46, 47, 56, 60, 80, 1, 94, 95, 152 Patel, eel 37, 46, 47, 49, 168, 171, 193 Patel, ikunj C 18, 37, 47, 5 , 60, 139, 140, 143 Patrick, Eric26, 50, 83, 92, 93, 99,171, 193 Patrick, Ryan 26, 38, 41, 83, 92, 93, 99, 172, 193 Patton, Michelle L. 18, 43, , 9, 152 Payne, Greg 1, 139 Payton, Katrina Anna 36, 47, 59, 172 Peacock, Otez J. Peacock, Turhan William 172 Peddycoart, Melinda 24, 34, 38, 39, 40, 41,. 89, 152 Peete, Ja on T. 125 Pel an, Tyler M. 152 Pellum, Andrew P. 125 Pelmore, Deanna D. 176 Pelmore, Marcus 139, 141 Peng. Melody 37, 152 Pennington, Desera K. 139, 143 Peoples, Ju tin 42, 139 Peratt, Daniel B. 125 Perecherla, Ajay 4 , 152 Perry, Sp ncer 1 , 26, 44, 152 Peters, Matthew j. 18, 26, 34, 43, 46, 172 Peterson, jonathan R. 52, 57, 125 Peter on, Sara Elizabeth 38, 40, 41, 125 Pett nger, Amber . 139 Pettet!, icholas S. 125 Pettigrew, Tenia L. 139 Petty, David 152 Peyton, )arne 38, 39, 41, 47, 176 Peyton, jeffrey 26, 152

Pfefferle, Daniel . 42, 139 Pham, Dung (Debb1e). goe 125 Phetchareun D Ph1hp 15,36, 37,46,47, 49, 64, 65, 172, 175, 195 Phetchareun, Rlamsalath, Keng37, 172 Phetchareun, Riamsalio 125 Phetchareun, Thida Paula 26, 37, 47, 139 Phillips, M1tch S. 77, 125 Phillips, tephame 172, 193 Pial, Eddu~ A . 125 Pica, Matthew J. 153 Pica, Nicholas 125 l'iccioh, Michael A. 38, 40, 41, 153 Pieper, Tyler 3, 93, 139 Pierce, Kurt R. 69, 102, 172, 193, 196 Piercy, joseph W 37, 42, 69, 83, 139 Pike, Laren E. 83, 139 Pirtle, Amy Elizabeth 26, 37, 38, 41, 4050,57,99,172,175,193 1'1ttelkow, Elizabeth S. 24, 34, 47, 49, 56, 74, 75, 102, 172, 177, 193 l'ittelkow, jeffrey 22, 125 Place, Cory D. 69, !53 Poehls, William 22, 26, 43, 139, 141 Ponhfex, Matthew B 3 , 40, 41, 65, 83, 139 Po r, Whitney 18, 35,100, 172, 193 Pope, Keyonn L. 24, 46, 95, 172, I 3, 195 Porter, Lindsay M. 42, 125 Postula, Danielle Victoria 22, 38, 40, 41, 125 l'ostula, Stefanie B. 34, 38, 40, 41, 125 Pourmal, Pavel A. 125 Powell, John S. 139 Power, Elisabeth Margaret 172, 193, 196 Pratt, Enk 35, 52, 139 Preston, Jessica Lynne 11, 153 Price, Emily A. 139 Price, Kendra A. 42, 125 Price, Krystle L. 35, , 40, 41, 52, 153 Pnmmer, Kevm M . 176 Printy, Sayer . 139 Pritchard, Jeffrey 65, 83, 139 Pu rgett, Daniel L. 43, 73, 172. 193

Q Qualls, Kaleena 46, 172 Quigg. Andrew 77, 153

R Ragsdale, Katie j. 1 , 15, 34, 38, 40, 41, 47, 53, 56, 57, 60, 156 Ragsdale, Molly E. 3 , 40, 41, 60, 5, 125 Ramshaw, Courtnie A. 153 Ramshaw, Jay j. 83, 95, 125 Rardin, Erin L. 139 Raso, Evan MichaeliS, 83, 125 Raymond, Kyle T. 83, 125 Raymond, Shannon M. 18, 22, 26, 35, 44, 45, 172, 177 Rector, jason P. 3, 125 Redeker, Melvin Clifford 47, 49, 53, 56, 57, 153, 177 Reed, Chris R. 26, 34, 43, 56, 90, 91, 103, 153 Reeser, icholas A. 83, 153 Reeves, jennifer 176, 196 R eves, Mark 139 Regnier, Hannah A. 125 Reid, Je ica 172 Reid, Kelly J. 38, 40, 41, 125, 12 Reid, Rebecca Susan 4, 35, 173, 1 0, 193 Reid, Ryan 4, 26, 38, 39, 40, 41, 45, 77, 153 Reineke, Kari 41, 47, 67, 85, 96, 97, 139, 141, 142

Renau, Lucia 173, 180 Renwick, Emily 33, 34, 35, 37, 46, 49, 56, 79, 153 . Rcprakash, Arwin 48, 125 Reynolds, Cody I' 26, 77, 92, 139, 144 Re~·nolds, jared T. 153 Rh.odes, jefferv S. 36, 46, 59, 65, 173 Rials, Megan · 139 Rice, Quincy A 176 Rice, limothy 1'. 139 Richardson, Sumika Samon 176 Riehle, Ehse A 18, 26, 34, 38, 41, 45, 58, 61, 100, 173, 182, 193 Riehle, Michelle C. 139, 141 Riley, Andrew 43, 56, 91, 153, 155 Riley, Kristopher Lee 34, 46, 47, 51, 81, 173,193 Riley, Makeshia D. 153 Riley, Monique N 12, 34, 43, 52, 173, 181, 195 Roach, joseph me M. 173 Robbins, jared F. 173 Robbins, ira 71, 153 Roberts, jenme 85, 139 Roberts, Tracey 43, 153, 154 Robinson, Keliy 24, 34, 38, 40, 41, 71, 89, 153 . Robinson, Marcus D. 83, 125 Robinson, M1tchell Lee 48, 139 Roch, Cameron T. 125 Roch, Chelsea 18, 26, 40, 41, 173, 193 Rodgers, Christopher D. 153 Rodriguez, Salvatore 26, 38, 40, 41, 153 Roelfs, Daniel R. 176 Roetert, Daniel P. 49, 91, 153 Rogers, Kevin J. 125 Rogers, Tara 176 Rolando, joshua 47, 65, 6, 7, 92, 93, 153 Rosales, Eric 176 Rose, Heather 139 Rose, Tamya 139 Ross, a than C. 153 Ross, Sarah E. 15, 18, 22, 26, 34, 46, 49, 67, 6, 87, 102, 164, 173, 177, 193, 196 Rotman, Dame! A 153 Rotramel, Chad W. 125 Roughton, Matthew H. 83, 173 Rouse, Tyler 60, 83, 125, 128 Rowe, Jennifer 153 Royse, Stade 18, 26, 44, 49, 9 , 99, 173, 193 Rubenacker, Courtney M. 56, 60, 97, 153 Rubenacker, Kara L. 37, 47, 58, 97, 125, 129 Rubin, Joshua 37, 47, 139 Ruckman, Brian A. 3, 125 Ruckman, Greg L. 73,167, 173 Rudolphi, Anna 37, 47, 56, 60, 67, 86, 7, 102, 153 Rudol phi, Maggie L. 5, 15, 26, 33, 37, 50, 58, 60, 61, 67, 86, 7, 102, 115, 163, 173, 193 Rudolphi, Sally K. 5 , 60, 97, 125, 129, 130 Russell, Kevin A. 18, 19, 20, 22, 23, 26, 43, 35, 153

5 Said, Omar 47, 56, 73, 153 Sakagami, Yukiko 26, 42, 173, 195 Sanders, Anthony 139 axton, Aaron D. 26, 55, 86, 173 Schaller, Dana R. 139 Schamber, Michael A. 34, 42, 83, 125 Schehlein, Katie E. 34, 46, 9, 153, 155 Schenk, Steven T. 10, 22, 34, 35, 60, 91, 125 Schilling. Emily W 34, 89, 125 Schluter, Bet y j. 125 Schmidt, Garron 126 Schmidt, Heather 47, 49, 173, 177, 195

Schmitt, Christopher M. 18, 45, 139 Schmitt, Meredith L.5, 18, 22, 34, 37, 38, 44, 45, 47, 53, 56, 173, 177 Schne1der, Erica M. Hl, 19, 21, 60, 153 Schneider, Hana E. 26, 38, 40, 41, 126 Schneider, Jude 26, 36, 37, 40, 46, 49, 171, 173, 181, 195 Schnuer, Ann 34, 43, 89, 139, 142 Schoebrun, icole M. 173 Schoolcraft, Katie 126 Schm,engerdt, Christine S. 7, 126 Schowengerdt, Kate E. C. 34, 49, 173, 194 Schuh, Cla1re D. 126 Schuh, EricO. 176 Schumacher, john 83, 126 Schuster, 'ora E. 42, !53 Schuster, Steven M. 126 Schweighart, Lindsay Marie 18, 19, 22, 26, 34, 44, 45, 46, 47, 51,100, 173, 194 Schweikle, Steven R. 5, 43, 77, 173, 194 Scott, Shane Ryan 83, 126 Searby, Ryan D. 20, 32, 33, 34, 83, 90, 91, 103, 153 Sears, George D. 37, 46, 69, 153 Seckman, Catherine A. 173 Seckman, jeremiah J. 173 Sehv, Zach j 47, 56, 60, 73, 153 Seng, Matthew M. 40, 41, 126 Sengsavanh, Wassna 37, 43, 153 Sethi, Harvm Singh 1 , 22, 37, 42, 81, 139 Shafer, Karen 34, 38, 40, 41, 42, 47, 49, 60, 89, 139 Shaffer, Adam P. 34, 37, 36, 91, 139 halev, Yifaa 47, 56, 57, 153 Sharp, Caleigh D. 49, 60, 99, 139 Shaw, john L. 26, 4 , 139 Shaw, Marcu J. 73, 139 Shaw, Ryan T. 83, 126 Shedenhelm, jessica M . 43, 140 helby, Carl G. 153, 154 Shelby, Ricky Edward 140 helton, Samuel 126 Sherman, Trent 22, 42, 126 herrie, Sean 65, 140 himer, Roxanne K. 140, 141 Shme, jane II L. 18, 34, 43, , 89, 102, 153, 155, 157 hirley, Tabitha Marie 140 Shmikler, Aaron L. 126 hoben, Gregory D. 38, 40, 41, 153 Short, Ezekiel 153, 154 houdel, icole 34, 35, 67, 140 Siders, james 1 , 21, 22, 2 , 38, 40, 41,45, 177,174,194 iders, Thomas C. 38, 40, 41, 126 Sieber, Breanne 26, 43, 174, 199 Sieber, Travis 43, 46, 153 igmon, Rebecca C. 47, 57, 153 Silva, Darius D. 57, 126 imeone, Ryne j. 140 imlin, Edward 176 immons, Willi , 22, 23, 168, 174 ingletary, Larissa 22, 47, 140 Skarupa, jennifer 153 Slack, Kade 26, 34, 37, 41, 46, 52, 79, 100, 164, 174, 194 meltzer, arah j. 126 Smith, Adam C. 83, 93, 126 Smith, Adria D. 126, 127 Smith, Aleesha P. 42, 126, 130 mith, Armand 126 mith,Aubreyl ,26,44,45, 174,194 Smith, Erik V. 26, 126, 183 mith, james L. 126 mith, jennifer M. 42, 126, 12 mith, Kahna 36, 46, 50, 100, 174, 17 '195 Smith, Margaret j. 85, 126 mith, Maria 37, 153 mith, Meghan E. 38, 140 m1 th, J akia 36, 46, 153 mith, Roisin A. 67, 7, 140 Smith, Serena S. 126 Smith, Stephen C. 153 Smith, Stephen 0. 140 mucker, Luke A. 26, 42, 153 Sneyd-Marshall, Anna E. 47, 57, 153 nyder, Emily 21, 153, 156

Soluk, Tristan D. 126 Song. Keybeck j 153 Sparks, Denna L. 26, 38, 40, 41, 47, 87,140 Spero, Katherine J 42, 140, 144 Spivey, }O<'y T 15, 36, 174 Spotz, Gnffin C. 38, 40, 41, 126 Spurlock, Willie L 176 Stacher, Hans ~atthew 126 Staehhng. juhe Ann 26, 44, 161!, 174 Staehhng. Rachel D 42, 126, 129 Stafford, Craig .\ol. 48, 174 Stafford, joshua Ian 140 Stahlberg. Christopher john 153, 154 Standerfer, Rvan 140 Stanler Kath.ryn A. 140 Starks, Krystal 174 Starling. Sean W 126 Steams, Benjamin A . 65, 140 Steams, jennifer A. , 40, 41, 87, 126, 127 Steinman, CaryT. 22, 69,81, 140,142 Stemle, jennifer A. 126 Stemle, Patricia K. 42, 3, 126 Stenzel. Meagan Rae 38, 40, 41, 97, 99,126 Stephen, Dolores j. 42, 174, 195 Stephen, Kara R. 42, 140, 141 Stephenson, Sara E. 1 , 34, 38, 40, 41, 46,47,49,53,56,60,80, 1,153 Sterling. Earlina Mane 42, 126 Stevens, Christopher W. 34, 90, 91, 103, 140 Stevens, Daly C. 38, 40, 41, 140, 141 Steven , jonathan R. 35, 140 Stewart, ~atthew W. 38, 40, 41, 42, 126 Stewart, Meghan 49, 55, 174, 194 Sticklen, jason W. 140 Stierwalt, jason 26, 3, 153 Stierwalt, justin 140 Stites, Matthew A. 40, 174, 1 1, 194 Stites, Morgan Ashley 97, 126 locking. Elizabeth A. 38, 41, 47, 75, 153 Stocking. Kristin K. 3 , 41, 126 toll, joshua B. 174 Stoltzfus, Andreas~. 12, 1 , , 40, 41,47,140 Stone, BenJamin W. 140 Stone, jason D. 3, 140 Stone, Michael G. 83, 126 Stone, limothy 35, 37, 38, 41, 46, 174, 194 Stonner, Eric W. 83, 140 torm, Amber 153 Stout, Michael 3, 164, 174, 194 Strack, Stephen T. 95 traseske, Ros 69, 91, 140 Strater, jenna 140 Stratton, Kaitlvn R. 40, 41, 85, 126 trauss, jamie.L. , 40, 41 , 140 Strau s, Matthew 35, 37, 153 trutz, David K. 47, 153 Stuart, Dustin j. 153 uchomski, Marcy k 34, 37, 46, 67, 97, 1, 102, 153, 156 Sullivan, Rachel 53, 137, 140 Sun, Lu 140, 141 Sung. jiwon 42, 5, 126, 129, 130 Sutherland, Darnell D. 140 Sutherland, DavidS. 13, 15, 22, 36, 3~5~59,65,83, 163,174,195 Swanberg. Sean 10, 140 Swartzendruber, a than Lee 69, 86, 7,140 Swed, jason 140, 141 Sweikar, Daniel 174, 194 Sweikar, Kristine M . 126 wift, Tara M . , 126 winford, Travis 174, 1

T Talbott, Rebecca J. 126 Talbott, Sarah M. 46, 47, 49, 164, 174, 194 Tate, Fallon K. 34, 35, , 95, 140

Tate, Travis B. 69, 1, 140 Taylor, Christopher M. 77, 126 Taylor, Corey H. 13, 36, 38, 41, 46, 154 . Taylor, Darion D. 154 Tavlor, jonathan 24, 47, 49, 50, 54. 56:85, 177, 163, 174, 194 Taylor, Nicole L. 42, 126 Taylor, Scott 154 Tavlor, Scott A. HO Tavlor, Tnante 154 Temple Junior, Lee A. 126, 127 Terno, joshua 34, 140 Teuscher, Scott C. 6, 34, 36, 83, 92, 93, 174 Thacker, Ross Moore 140 Thai, Nguyen 140 Thomas, Charles A. 41, 176 Thomas, Christopher 1 , 38, 40, 56, 154 Thomas, Crystal C. 36, 154 Thomas, Heather R. 1, 154 Thomas, jams M.A 126 Thomas, Kathryn L. 38, 40, 41, 126 Thomas, Lashawna t\i. 4 , 176 Thomas, Marqu1s L. 38, 40, 41, 126, 129 Thoma , Sophia L. 154 Thomassie, Kirk A. 126 Thopson, Ashleigh t\i. , 140 Thomp on, Bryan M. , 41, 65, 3, 154 Thompson, Ebony 154 Thomp,on, Ellen. icole 126, 127 Thopson, Idris A. 174 Thompson, jennifer L. 46, 71, 80, 81, 97, 140 Thompson, Thomas 174, 194 Thorpe, Christopher 13, 22, 36, 38, 41, 59, 65, 3, 174 Thorsen, Laura Ann 43, 140 Thurman, Shawn R. 154 lian, Xin Ted 175 lichenor, Lauren M. 1 , 43, 79, 154 lill, Audrey 3 , 154 lillman, Carnes ca S. 34, 43, 46, 79, 154 lillman, liffani M. 42, 5 , 140 limothy, Robert C. 154 Tobin, Meaghan A. 1 , 43, 9, 102, 140 Toews, Kimberly 34, 43, 46, 79, 5, 154 Tolliver-Corbm, Kenneth Orlan 126 Topolosky, jennifer 1 , 21, 22, 26, 33, 43, 45, 50, 56, 79, 168, 175, 177, 194, 196 Trace); Luke 175, 194 Trouth, jardd M . , 41, 176 Trulock, Colin 69, 154 Trumbo, justin P 126 Tuell, Brandon K. 4 , 176 Turer, Curtis M , 41, 140 Tyler, Andrew 1 , 21, 26, 34, 44, 45, 46, 56, 90, 91, 175, 194 Tyler,jennaM ,40,41,60, 5,126 Tymonko, Cheryl43, 5, 140

u Unander, Knshne 42, 49, 56, 79, 175, 194 Unander, Stephame A. 176

VaH, Chad 54 Vail, Robin k. 140 Valentine, Kevin 175 VanGnnsven, icole R. , 41, 47, 7 '79, 175, 179, 195 VanHarlingen, Rebecca L. 34, 41, 46, 5 '175 Vanka, Sarita 5, I , 37, 47, 49, 52, 56,

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~7 ~s. 154 Vann. john \\' !<3, 154, I 57 Venezia hristopher G. 35, I 75, I 95 \ndito 1\. jesse B. 15..1 Villarreal, Brittanv L 140 VoJak, arah 140 Vonner, Michelle 'rvettc 175, 195

Wade, Sean S. l , 21, 22, 26, 34, 45, 49, 53. 56, 175, 177, 195 Wakeheld, Cassandra Lee 43, I 54 Walden. jcnna 71, 5, 97, 140, U2, 143 Walker, Anthony M. 154 Walker, Henry 154 Walker, henecia A. 36, 140 Walker, Terika . 15..1 Wallace, Andrew T 4 , 68, 69, 102, 175, 195 Wallace, Benjamin). 3, 140, 142 Wallace, icole Jasmine 24, 36, 175, 195 Walle, Rebecca 175 Walsh, 1-.:elly . 32, 34, 71, 5, 141, 144 Walters, Amber C. 53, 154 Walters, Amber C. 53, 15..1 Waite", Danielle M. 126 Waite", Kelsi R. , 40, 41, 126 Walters, Lauren 34, 38, 40, 41, 47, 9 9, 141 Walters, Scott A. 15..1 Wang, Kai 37, 73, 15..1 Wanzek, jennifer L. 42, 5, 99, 141 Waranyuwat, anthida)oy 7, 35, 37, 46,52,56, 75, 79,175 Ward, Brittany A. 42, 5, 97, 126 Ward, Eric R. 43, 154 Ward, joshua 18, 26, 49, 175, 178, 195, 196 Warmouth, Jared 3, 126 Warren, Darren L. 38, 40, 41, 42, 125, 127 Washington, Calvin L. 127 Washington, David S.M. 141 Watkms, Evelyn L. 141 Wavering, Matthew J. 154 Weatherford, Kristin 5, 137, 141 Weaver, Kevin Phillip 127 Webb,. 'ichole M. 141 V\'edig, justin James 3, 93, 141 Wedig,, icolas R. 76, 94, 95, 141 Wegman, Ellen K. 34, 42, 60, 7, 141 Weinberg, Brent 24, 34, , 41, 46, 56, 175,177,1 1,195 Weinberg, Lindsay 12. 34, , 41, 47, 71, 85,141 Weldon. John A 83, 127 Weldon. Justin 15..1 Weldon. Megan M. 127 Wellingh ff, Ainsley C. 34, 1, 96, 97, 127 Wendorf, Heidi L. 38, 40, 41, 176, 195 Wesolowski, Rachael32. 37, 46, 47, 49, 56, 60, 84, 85, 15..1 \1\estba)l Matthew 83, 141 Webnore, Ouistopher77, 176,195,19 Webnore, Lucas A 69, 77, 95, 141 WetzeL Katharine J. 18, 47, 56, 57, 79, 154 WetzeL Tiffany 26, 34, 44, 50, 456, 70, 71, ,89,176,195 WetzeL Tnna 6, 43, 71, 85, 141 Wheele~; Jean 33, 34, 47, 50, 56, 79, 176, 177, 195 Wheele~; Julie A 38, 40, 41, 47, 7, 141 Whitaker, Daniel38, 41, 176, 195 White, Amy J. 38, 40, 41, 47, 67, 86, 87, 102, 141 White, Andrea L. 13, 24, 96, 97, 141 White, Kristin c. 38, 41, 15..1 \.Vhite, Stephanie]. 24,176,195 WhitehilL Kristin M. 71, 154 Whitehill, Stephen David 83, 95, 127 Wickline, Lyndy 18, 38, 40, 41, 47, 57, 60,141 Wiggam, Harold C. 127 Wikgren. Brent 26, 47, 5..1, 55, 56, 58, 72,

1:1. 102. 146. lib \\ik~n.Âˇr1, Brvnn 97, I S4 \\rid. Ryan B. 25, !<3, 102, lib Wilker\ Tyler P 38, 40, 41,127 \Vii key, chnstopher 5, I S4 \\iilkinson. Sarah R. \\'ilks, Van~""sa L. 38, 67 I S4 \\iillo!ttc, Amanda L. 34, -B. 47, 49, 56, ~7. 71, 15..1 \\'illia.m,, Athea J. 42, 176 Williams, Bobby E. 40, 127 \ rlliams, Cameron 22. 23, 36, 42, 15..1 Williams, Da.ron . 35, 47, 56, 15..1 \ rllia.ms, EliJha D. 141 \\iilliams, Erica Lanell49, 127 \i rlliams, joyce A 48, 59, 176, I 2 \\iilliams, ~derra E. 29, 36, 15..1 \\iillia.ms, Laverne icole 36, 176 Williams, Robert A. 42, 127, 129 \\iilliams, Terrelle T. 176 \.Villia.ms, Tyequinntin 141 \\Iillis, Jacob Beau 10, 83, 127 \\Iillis, Walter48, 176 Wilson. Ashley Marie 59, 141 Wilson. Lori 15..1 \Vilson. Michael Robert 127 Wilson. Preaous N. 36, 15..1 \Vilson. rena R. 176 Wimmer, Jessica M. 127 Winfrey, Ariel DiJon 127 \Vinfrey, Porsha . 5, 176, 179 \\iinterbottom, Drew M. 15..1 Wise, Ashley N. 14, 80, 81. 127 Wolfe, Barbara 47, 75, 141 Wood, Mrcah J. 6, 83, 95, 127 \\'ood, Valerie 6, 36, 46, 15..1 Woodcox, Heidie L. 127, 130 Wolcott, Ouistopher T. , 40, 41, 42, 77,127 Wool<;ey, Jeramey Tobiah 52. 127 Woolworth, Ricky J. 65, !<3, 176 Wright, Travis 176 Wright, Whitney L. 34, 141 Wu, Yuansha 141 Wulf, Andrew C. 26, , 40, 41, 77, 127 Wunnnest, Brad E. 141 Wurth, Melissa L. 42, 89, 99, 127

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Xu, Samantha Q. 35, 37, 47, 50, 56, 60, 75, 176, 177, 195

Yanchus, Daniel R. 56, 65, 67, 77, 15..1 Yanchus, Lindsey R. 1 , 22, 23, 26, 43, 45, 53, 7, 141, 142 Yang, Grace G. 37, 38, 40, 41, 46, 47, 49, 53, 60, 1, 141 Ybarrondo, Andrew 141 York, Jarrett Lee 83, 127 York, John Me ees 3, 154 Young, Adam E. Yu, Byungchun 48, 141

Zalar, Grant]. 53, 141 Zehr, Jonathan J. 141, 143 Zeleza, atasha T. 36, 57, 67, 141 Zelle, Elizabeth M. 43, 15..1, 155 Zhang, Felicia Fan 22, 34, 35, 37, 46, 4049,52,56,50154 Zich, Bethany L. 79, 176, 195 Zich, Matthew D. 83, 127 Zindars, Hillary 154 Zopf, Eric 9, 15..1

Faculty and Staff Index:

A Ackerman, Deb 110, I 14 Aldrid~e. Sue llO, ll4 Allen, David 110, 114 Angerer, Ron llO, 114 Arnold, lim 110, 114

B Barton, 1-.:athv 10, ll2, 114,113 Bartosik-Velez, Bryan 110, 112, 114 Batman, hannon 110, 114 Bowers, Debra llO, 114 Bowersox, Kathryn 110, 114

Carrodrne, oleman 110, 114 Carson, Bill 110, 114 Casey, Henrine llO, ll4 Chambers, David 107, 114 Churchill-Brown, Carole 10, 114 Clodfelder, jeremy 109 Cox, lacey II 0, 114 Crook, ora 109 Crossin, Michael 110, ll4

D Danrelson, Sherry 110, 114 Davis n, Leslie 10 Doll, Kathy 108, 114 Domagala, Ron 110, 114 Doman, Amy 110, 114 Drew, Jolene 110, 114

E dwards, Shannon 110, 112, 114 Eichhorst, Sandy 110, 114 Ellis-Nelson, Janet 110, 112, ll4 Engelhaupt, Elsie 110, ll4

F Fairchild, lim llO, 114 Fenerence, Chris 109 Fields, john 110, 114 Filkins, Scott 110, 111, 112, 114 Freeman, Marilyn 110, 114

Gilliand, Michelle 109 Gilliand, Tammie 109 Globe, Bob 110, 114 Golden, Kathy 109 Goodwin, Mark 110, 114 Gorman, Cathy 110, 113, 114 Gray, Carla 109 Cro s, Stacey 110, 113, 114 Grubar, Jennifer 110

H Haun, Katey 10 Harr, Sherry 110, 114

~krnnld, Jennifer lOR Hl'lms, Cvnthra II 0, 114 Hembrou~h. Georgrne II 0, Il-l Herbert, Bettv I 09 Hcrgcs, Kvle-110, 114 Ho~an, Beth 110, 114 Hnhulin, Paul110, 113, I 14 Howard, Stephany ](J<I Huddleston, Laura 111, 114 Huffman. Jay Ill, Il-l

I benhower, john 107, 114

Johnson, Laurie 111, 114 Jurgens, Amy 111, 114

K kearney, Pat 111, 114 Kenyon, Joanne 111, 113, 114 Kim, Mi Ryung 111, 114 Koker, Terry 111, 114 Koterba-Buss, Laura 111, 114 Kuglich, Daniel111, 114

L LaRosa, Jessica Ill, 114 Lee, Julianne 112 Lewis, Stan Ill, 114 Linnenburger, Jame' 111, 114 Little, Carolyn 111, 114

M Mackey, Donna 109 Madden, David 111, 114 Mammen, Barb 111, 114 Mangers, Scott 111, 114 Mangian, Heather 111, 114 Mason, Leslie 108, 114 McAndrew, Stacy 111, 114 McCandless, Karla 111, 114 McD nnell, Michael 111, 114 Mclean, Jill111, 114 McMaster, Candace 111, 114 Meade, Peter 111, 114 Meade, Peter 111, 114 Moore, Theresa 109 Mills, Julie 111, 114 Mills, Molly 111, 114 Mueller, Rodney 111, 114

Ptâ€˘rkins, ath\ I (J<I Porter, Clinton Ill, 111,114 Powell, Kara 1121, 1I -1 Preston, Kathy Ill, 11-1

R Raso, Sue 111, 114 Rern, Terri 108, 114 Reineke, Kathy 111, 114 Roegge, Judy 111, 114 Ro,e, Randy 111, 113, 114 Rounds, Ted 112, 114 Rowe, Brrv 111, 114 Royse, Deb I 0 , ll4

5 Schmrtt, Peter 111, 112, 114 Schultz, Ellen 108 arby, Benda 111,113, 114 Seda, !VIarlene 111, 113, 114 Seifert, Judv 111, 114 Seiler, Stephanie 111, 114 Sierra-Perry, Marty 112, 114 Sikora, Mark 112, 114 Sinder, Marilyn 112, 114 Smith, joyce 107, 114 Smith, Paul 112, 114 Snyder, David 112, 114 So\vers, Tammy 108 tock, Greg 112, 113, 114 Stubbins, Sandi 112, 114 Sudlow, Beth 112, 114 Sullivan, Lila 107, 113, 114

T Tangora, Barb 112, 114 Terry, Marsha 112, 114 Thomas, Tracv 109 Thomas-Vernon, Lisa 10 Tucker, john 109

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Walters, Greg 112, 114 Webboink, Ann 112, 114 Wells, Matt 112, 114 West, ina 112, 114 Wiegand, Judy107, 114 Woods, Andy 112, 113, 114 Wyatt, Manan 112, 114

ewport, Fred 111, 114 Nolen, Judy 111, 114

p Page, Linda 108, 114 Panepinto, Rose 109, 114

Yagow, Rita 112, 114 Yanchus, Stan 110, 112, 114

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A School violence continued to be a major concern. A Alaska Airline Aight 261 crashed 11 miles off Point Mugu, California on January 31. All 88 people on board Since February of 1997, school shooting sprees left 36 dead and n wounded. were killed.

A Six firefighters were killed in a December 3, Worchester, Massachusetts blaze started by squatters in a warehouse. More than 15,000 firefighters from all over the world athered for a memonal service.

A Russia came under international scrutiny for waging a civil war to try to hold on to the break-away republic of Chechnya. After months of fierce fighting neither side gained much ground, and a settlement seemed nowhere in sight

A Raisa Gorbachev, former first lady of the Soviet Union, died after a battle with leukemia.

& "America's son" John F. Kennedy Jr., his wife Carolyn Bessette and her sister lauren Bessette were killed when the plane John was piloting crashed into the ocean off the coast of Massachusetts.

& The last solar eclipse of the century drew thousands of spectators around the world on August 11. A shadow cast by the moon turned day to night for those in a seventy mile wide path from England to India.

& Over 17,000 people were killed and thousands more injured when a magnitude 7.4 earthquake hit lzmit, Turkey on August 17.

& The rain from Hurricane Floyd caused the worst flooding in North Carolina in recent memory. Water from the Tar and Neuse rivers covered 66 counties, destroying over 4,000 homes and killing 51 people.

& People around the world celebrated the tum of the century. These partiers ushered in the year 2000 in New York's limes Square.

& Despite fears of the predicted Y2K bug. mass computer shutdowns and chaos rn the streets, January 1, 2000 came and went with virtual! no roblems at all.

.t. David E. Kelley's law firm drama, The Practice, won an Em my for Outstanding Drama Series .

.t. Regis Philbin hosted ABC's surpnsingly successful, big money trivia show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.

6 Clint Black's duet with his wife, Lisa Hartman Black. When I Said I Do, reached the top of the counby radio chart.

.A. latin music enjoyed a surge in popularity with entertainers like Ricky Martin, Marc Anthony, Enrique Iglesias, and lou Bega gaining huge English-language audiences. Martin won an American Music Award for Favorite Artist

.A. Cher's dance hit Believe went to number one in 23 countries and earned Cher her first Gramm .

.A. Sting won two Grammys for his album Brand New Day, Best Pop Album and Best Male Pop Performance.

.6. 'N Sync's Music Of My Heart, recorded with Gloria Estefan, was an instant hit Bye, Bye, Bye, the first single off No Strings Attached, also did well on the charts.

.& NASA received a disappointing setback to the Mars program when it lost contact with the Mars Climate Orbiter. This was followed by yet another lost mission when the Mars Polar Lander disa eared onl three months later.

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.& Nokia's line of colorful cell phones made it possible to communicate in full color.

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• Faux animal print accessories like tiger, leopard, and zebra were all the craze amon the wild at heart

• You may have thought raiding your grandpa's closet would never get you • Beaded necklaces of all colors were very popular anyth.ng cool. Well, all of that changed when everyone went for the "bucket hat' as well.

A Winning the Women's World Cup in an overtime shoot-out, Brandi Chastain's final shot clenched a hard-fought v1ctory for the U.S. soccer team in front of more than 90,000 fans.

A Margaret McGregor made it into sports history by defeating Loi Chow in the first male-female boxin match.

A Serena Williams became the only African-American woman to win a Grand Slam tennis championship in over 40 years with her win in the US 0 en women's sin les match.

A Tiger Woods ended '99 at the top of his game, ranked number one in the olfin world.

A Allen Iverson showed his stuff this year. Iverson, whose height is six feet even, was the shortest NBA scoring champion ever. He also finished third in the League and was named to the AII-NBA first team.

.6. After winning his second Super Bowl in a row, Denver Bronco's quarterback John Elway announced his retirement from football.

.6. Andre Agassi had an awesome year, winning the U.S. Open and the French Open, and taking over the number one ranking from Pete Sampras for the first time since 1996. Agassi and Steffi Graf plan to marry in June.

illenni The test of the ages Few generations have the opportunity to witness the passing of one millennium and the beginning of another. Before racing forward into the 21st century, take a moment to reflect back on the people , places, and events of the past I ,000 years.

1903

Airplane. powered by gasoline engine. flown by brothers Wilbur and Orville Wright

1908

Model T Ford introduced an affordable automobile for the mass market.

1913

1917

1919

1920

1929

1953

Federal income tax mandated with passage of the 16th Amendment to the Constitution. U.S entered World War I on side of Britain and France vs. Germany and the Central Powers

Prohibition on the manufacture and sale of intoxicating beverages legislated by the 18th Amendment to the Constitution (repealed in 1933 by 21st Amendment) Station KDKA in Pittsburgh broadcast the first commercial radio program.

Women's right to vote guaranteed by the 19th Amendment in time to elect Warren G Harding as president

Senator Joseph McCarthy (Wisconsin) began a series of congressional hearings to expose suspected Communists in American government

1955

Disneyland theme park opened in California

1955

Montgomery, AL Bus Boycott ignited modern Civil Rights Movement for black Americans.

1955

McDonalds restaurant opened in Des Plaines. IL

Woodstock Music & Art Fair attracted 500,000 rock music fans to upstate New York.

1969

Apollo I I landed astronauts on the moon.

1970

Kent State University (Ohio) protests against the U S role in the war in Southeast Asia left four demonstrators dead when the National Guard fired upon the crowd

1972

Women's Equal Rights Amendment was passed by Congress but not ratified by the required number of states within the mandated sevenyear limit

1974

President Richard M Nixon resigned from office rather than face impeachment on charges stemming from the "Watergate" scandals which began two years earlier

1979

"Rapper's Delight" by the Sugar Hill Gang brought hip-hop music to mainstream pop musical charts.

Elvis Presley melded country & western with rhythm & blues in his first rock hits "Hound Dog" and "Heartbreak Hotel "

1956

Interstate Highway System construction began to link America with superhighways.

1958

Hula Hoop invented by Richard P Knerr and Arthur K. Melvin

1959

Motown Records. 'The Sound of Young America." was founded in Detroit.

1961

Vietnam War engaged American military troops

1981

Personal computer introduced by IBM

1962

Wai-Mart discount store

1981

Music Television (MTV) debuted as a music video network

1984

Coca-Cola changes soft drink formula. prompting protests which led to the reintroduction of "Classic Coke "

1986

NASA space shuttle Challenger explodes 73 seconds after launching, killing all aboard including the "first teacher to fly in space," Christa McAuliffe

1991

Operation Desert Storm launched by U.S. and United Nations allies to oust invading Iraqis from Kuwait in the oilrich Persian Gulf region.

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President William J Clinton impeached and charged with perjury and obstruction of justice. He was later acquitted on both counts.

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President John F Kennedy assassinated in Dallas. TX.

1931

Empire State Building erected in New York.

1935

Social Security Act passed as part of President Franklin D Roosevelt's "New Deal" to provide federal unemployment compensation and old-age pensions.

1964

1941

The Beatles appeared on the "Ed Sullivan Show" on television. launching the British Invasion in pop music.

U.S. entered World War II when naval bases in Hawaii were attacked by Japan.

1966

1948

Solid-body electric guitar designed by Leo Fender mass produced

National Organization for Women (NOW) founded to agitate for women's equal rights.

1968

Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in Memphis, TN Robert Kennedy was assassinated in Los Angeles. CA moments after winning the California Presidential Primary.

Korean War engaged American military troops

1969

1956

Stock market crash ushered in Great Depression.

1950

1963

Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech to the crowds at the Washington. DC. Freedom March for black civil rights.

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Beowulf, heroic poem , written in Old English.

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1375

Gunpowder perfected by Chinese inventors

"Robin Hood" appeared in English popular story ballads

1387

Canterbury Tales written by

S(wft 'tarneft , epic poem written in Persian by Firdawsi Chnstian Church separated into Western and Eastern branches

1066

William of ormandy conquered England .

1071

Seljuk Turks conquest of much of Near East completed .

1407

1567

Lead pencil mvented by Konrad Gesner

1588

Spanish armada defeated by English when it tried to invade the island nation of Queen Elizabeth I

Geoffrey Chaucer in England .

1589

"Bedlam established as hospital for the insane in London .

Flush toilet invented by England 's Sir John Harington

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1592

William Shakespeare emerged as a British dramatist.

1598

Tokugawa Shogunate founded in Japan to rule for next 270 years .

1605

Don Quixote de Ia Manclia (part I) written by Spanish novelist Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra

1609

Astronomical telescope used to view the heavens by Galileo Galilei.

1619

Black African slaves introduced into British North American colony of Virginia

1643

Louis XIV assumed throne of France to become the epitome of the Absolute Monarch in Europe

1431

Joan of Arc, French heroine in the Hundred Years' War against England , burned as a witch in Rouen.

1453

Constantinople fell to Ottoman Turks, ending the Byzantine Empire

1454

Printing press using movable metal type invented by Johannes Gutenberg

1480

Ivan Ill (the Great) claimed power as Tsar of the Russians

1492

Christopher Columbus , Italian explorer sailing in service to Spain, lands in the West Indies

Windmills with vertical sails to exploit wind power developed in Europe.

1494

Luca Pacioli publishes first description of "double entry," the basis of modern accounting.

1644

1191 1200

Tea arrived in Japan from China .

1498

Vasco da Gama , Portuguese explorer, sailed around Africa to reach India .

Qing Dynasty established in China by invading northern Manchus.

1648

1206

Genghts Khan united nomadic Mongols leading to the conquest of Asia, the Middle East, and Central Europe.

Thirty Years' War, "the last of the religious wars" that had involved much of Europe, ended with the Peace of Westphalia

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1661

World map identifying "America" (for explorer Amerigo Vespucci) published

England captured Bombay in India

1698

Steam engine invented by Thomas Savery

1090

Water-driven mechanical clock built in Chma

1096

First Crusade launched by Western European knights to oust Muslims from the Holy Land .

1180

1215

Vikings explored coast of North America .

Amerindian Aztec civilization established capital at Tenochtitlan in Mexico.

1054

1100 1151 1174

1364

Rockets fired in China Chess introduced into England.

Horse racing founded in England

Engagement rings came into fashion in Europe

England's Magna Carta signed by King John introducing the concept of limited constitutional monarchy.

1230

Leprosy disease imported into Europe by Crusaders returning from the Middle East.

1250

Magnifying glass invented by Roger Bacon .

1278 1290

Glass mirrors introduced Spectacles invented to correct poor eyesight

1313

Gunpowder introduced in Western Europe.

1347

Bubonic plague brought the "Black Death" to Europe, killing up to one third of the population .

1506 1507

Leonardo da Vinci , Italian Renaissance artist, painted the

1510

Pocket watch invented by Peter Henlein

1718

Machine gun introduced by James Pickle

1517

Protestant Reformation began with posting of Martin Luther's "95 Theses" challenging authority of the Roman Catholic Church in Europe

1728

1522

Ferdinand Magellan 's Spanish crew completed first voyage around the globe.

"Enlightenment" intellectual movement, emphasizing rationalism, boosted by European popularity of Voltaire's poetic defense of religious toleration, La Henriade

1732

Grain threshing machine invented by Michael Menzies.

1540

Pistol invented by Camillo Vette IIi

1733

1543

Sun-centered (he! iocentric) solar system theory advanced by Nicolaus Copernicus.

Industrial Revolution launched in England with the Invention of the flying shuttle for weaving textiles

1762

1556

Mughal Empire in India ruled by Akbar, grandson of the Muslim dynasty's founder.

"Sandwich" became culinary staple in England after introduction by the 4th Earl of Sandwich .

1764

"Spinning jenny" for spinning thread developed by James Hargreaves .

1776

Declaration of Independence announced American independence from Great Britain

1837

Photography invented by Louis Daguerre in France .

1846

Sewing machine invented by Elias Howe .

1848

Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels called for workers of the world to unite against their capitalist oppressors in The Communist Manifesto

1783

Hot-air balloon flown by Montgol fier brothers

1786

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart wrote opera . The Marriage of

1850

Refrigerator pioneered by James Harrison and Alex C '!\vining

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1857

Power loom to weave cloth introduced by Edmund Cartwright.

Passenger elevator invented by Elisha G Otis.

1859

Evolutionary theory postulated in The Origin of Species by Charles Darwin

1787 1787

United States ratified the Constitution .

1789

French Revolution began with the storming of the Bastille. symbol of royal authority.

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Cotton gin to mechanically separate seed from cotton bolls invented by Eli Whitney. "Romantic Movement." an artistic and literary movement. boosted with the popularity of the 2nd edition of William Wordsworth's and Samuel Taylor Coleridge's Lyrical Ballads. Louisana Purchase of land from France more than doubled the land area of the United States.

1804

Steam locomotive successfully tested by Richard Trevithick

1807

Long-distance steamboat sailed by Robert Fulton

1812

Canning to prese rve food invented by Brad Doukin.

1815

Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte of France. conqueror of much of Europe, defeated at Waterloo

1818

Frankenstein written as gothic novel by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley.

1830

Lawn mower introduced by Edward Beard Budding

1831

Mechanical wheat reaper patented by Cyrus McCormick

1833

Differential calculating machine invented by Charles Babbage.

1837

Telegraph patented simultaneously by Samuel FB Morse and Sir Wi lliam Fothergill Cook.

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Civil War erupted in the United States between northern and southern states over issues related to the existence and expansion of black slavery

1865

Slavery abolished in the United States with the end of the Civil War

1865

Nitroglycerine explosive developed by Alfred Nobel

1867

Dominion of Canada . uniting most of the eastern provinces. became virtually independent from Great Britain .

1870

Prussia defeated France in a war that resulted in a unified Germany

1887

Gramaphone. a device to play sounds recorded on flat disks . invented by Emile Berliner

1890

Motion pictures invented by William Friese-Greene

1891

Zipper closure invented by Whitcombe L Judson .

1892

Women given the right to vote for first time in national elections . in New Zealand .

1895

Sigmund Freud developed methods of psychoanalysis

1895

Wireless radio invented by Guglielmo Marconi.

1896

Olympic Games revived in Athens . Greece

1896

Modern manual typewriter patented by Herman L Wagner

1902

Air conditioning introduced into the workplace by William Carrier

1903

Airplane powered by gasoline engine flown by Wright brothers.

1904

Brassiere as woman s undergarment marketed by Mary Phelps Jacobs .

1905

Albert Einstein formulated the Special Theory of Relativity

1909

Plastic ("Bakelite") commercially manufactured

1912

Chinese republic formed when revolution overthrew the nearly 300-year-old Oing (Manchu) Dynasty

1913

Assembly-line production of automobiles pioneered by Henry Ford

1874

Paul Cezanne introduced "Impressionism" in painting

1876

Telephone patented by Alexander Graham Bell

1878

Phonograph to play back recorded sound patented by Thomas Edison .

1914

1879

Electric light using carbon filament in glass bulb invented by Thomas Edison

Panama Canal built through Central America joining the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans .

1914

1882

"Skyscraper" building designed and built by William LeBaron Jenny.

World War I began with the assassination of the heir to the Austrian imperial throne

1917

1885

Gasoline powered automobile engine developed by Gottlieb Daimler. Wilhelm Maybach. and Karl Friedrich Benz

Communist revolution in Russia overthrew Tsar in favor of Bolsheviks led by VI Lenin .

1919

1885

Box camera using photographic film on a roll marketed by George Eastman

League of ations formed after World War I to ward off potential conflicts in the future. The U S rejected the League in 1920.

1921

"Robot" concept introduced by Karel Capek

1886

Coca-Cola beverage formula patented by John Pemberton

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1928

Penicillin antibiotic to treat infections discovered by Alexander Fleming.

1928

Television receiver first demonstrated in Schenectady, New York.

1929 1935 1936

U S stock market crash ushered in worldwide economic Great Depression Television unveiled at New York World 's Fair Television broadcast to public on two stations in London .

1938

Ballpoint pen invented by Ladislao J & Georg Biro

1939

World War II began as Germany, led by Adolf Hitler, invaded Poland

1945

'Tupperware" plastic containers invented by Earl Tupper.

1945

Atomic bomb developed by Enrico Fermi, J R Oppenheimer, and the "Manhattan Project" team It was later dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the U S which compelled the Japanese to surrender

1945

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1949

ENIAC, first electronic digital computer, started up at the University of Pennsylvania to assist in mathematical calculations "Cold War" began between postWW II superpowers U.S and the Soviet Union over economic and ideological goals . Israel established as a national Jewish state in the Middle East

1950

Xerox office copying machine developed by Haloid Company.

1953

DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid) molecule mapped by Francis Crick and James Watson .

1955

Polio vaccine developed from the killed virus by Jonas Salk.

1957

The "Space Race" began between the U.S. and the Soviet Union as the Russians launched Sputnik I, the first artificial satellite.

1975

Vietnam War ended with communist takeover of South Vietnam 's capital of Siagon .

1976

Mars planetary space probe launched by U.S

1978

"Test-tube baby, " conceived outside the body of a woman, born to Lesley Brown in England .

1979

Shah of Iran forced into exile by fundamentalist Muslim revolution, American embassy personnel taken hostage.

1984

Compact disk player marketed by Sony & Fujitsu Companies and by Philips Company

1985

Hole in ozone atmospheric protective layer detected over Antarctica.

1989

"World Wide Web" technology developed to link computer networks on the international "Internet. "

1958

Laser invented by Charles A. Townes

1959

Cuba became communist after successful revolution led by Fidel Castro.

1961

Manned space flights launched by the U.S.S.R. and United States.

1989

Christiaan Barnard, a South Nrican surgeon , performed the first whole heart transplant from one person to another.

Berlin Wall, in East Germany, torn down after serving since 1961 to keep East Germans from escaping to the West.

1990

Hubble Space Telescope launched by U.S. to give scientists a closer look at the heavens from outside the earth's atmosphere.

1991

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics dissolved into separate nations as communist governments fell apart.

1997

Two scientists from Roslin, Scotland , cloned a sheep named Dolly by extracting DNA from another sheep.

1967

United Nations established to save future generations from war. protect human rights . maintain treaties . and promote social progress

Mao Tse-tung, Chinese communist leader, won ongoing battle with Nationalist Chinese to establish the People's Republic of China

1967

Six-Day War won Israel additional territory from Egypt. Jordan , and Syria .

1969

U.S. astronaut Neil Armstrong became the first man to walk on the moon.

1969

Video-cassette recorder manufactured by Sony Corporation .

1970

Computer floppy disk invented by IBM .

1971

"E-mail " invented with program to send interpersonal messages across a distributed network of computers .

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