The Centurian Yearbook 2001

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CENTURIAN Centennial Hi9h School 913 S. Crescent Drifle

Champai9n, IL 6 1821 Enrollment: 1,44 7

Once upon a time, there was a school that was aborle the norm of other schools.

It inhabited students who went aborle and beiJ.ond the necessariJ tasks for them to be successful. Er!eriJ.daiJ these students reached for the skiJ, hopinlJ one daiJ that theiJ would be able to identifiJ themselrles with the stars aborle. Now is the time to erlolrle into becominlJ IJOUr own indir!idual person. TodaiJ life holds for IJOU endless possibilities. You harle built a solid foun dation, and IJOU harle worked hard buildinlJ that foundation. Continue to do what is essential to morle forward one daiJ at a time. Set IJOUr lJOals, and keep them uppermost in IJOUr mind so that as IJOU achierle these lJOals, IJOU continue to add new ones.

Keep si9ht of what is aiUlaiJ.s important in life. Remember that true happiness will be found in the thinlJS that IJOU do and the positirle people with whom IJOUr surround IJ.Ourself. Lirle each daiJ open to the new possibilities life serrles IJOU. MaiJ IJOUr future be filled with joiJ and accomplishment with all IJOU do.

Create a life that is full of wonderful surprises and memories that could oniiJ happen 110nce In A 131ue Moon."

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As the last exam was turned in, and the final bell ran9 on the hot daiJ in June, students finaiiiJ felt the freedom for which theiJ had been waitintJ. While some students trat!eled all ofler the world, others sta1Jed in Champai9n relaxintJ from the homework and stress of school.

Students were able to catch up on the maniJ hours of lost sleep, the bondintJ time with friends, and numerous daiJS just baskintJ in the sunlitJ.ht. AlthoutJ.h summer nefler seems to be lontJ enou9h, all students seemed to hat!e thorOUtJ.hiiJ enjoiJed a wonderful flacation.

LendintJ A HelpintJ Hand • Jennie Roberts took a mission trip to Honduras with Iter famiiiJ to ser"e as a medical aid.

RintJ, RintJ - Sarah Clojak decided to take time out of Iter "acation to the CanariJ Islands to phone home to friends in llinois.

8rotfteri1J, SisteriiJ Lo"e • Christopher Scfteftlein and Katie Scfteftlein took time to suit for a fun daiJ of snorkelintJ.

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BrintJ It On • Tenacia Gardner and Michelle Hill show their awards for an excellent dance performance at Lancer camp.

FamiiiJ Ties • Nicole Sftoudel and Iter Grandfather took a two week "acation to GermaniJ to "isit their roots.

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Batter Up - Rachel Staehfinq and Jiffian Coole went to see the wonderful Saint Louis Cardinals to celebrate the start of their summer llacation.

This One Time, At Yearbook Camp - Meqan Brombauqh, Elizabeth Gerdinq, Kristen Bath on, and Emil1J Renwick marllel at aff the beautiful IJearboolcs that surround them.

I See London, I See France - Jan Dabrowski and famifiJ took a relaxinq llacation to Paris, France.

Dolphin Dilles - White on her cruise, Kristen Bathon took time to swim with the dolphins in Cozmel, Mexico.

Down Under - Dallid Chenq went to Australia to llisit the qreat wildlife and to see the beautiful sceneriJ.

Palms Down - Dunja Bodruzic went to the white, sandiJ beaches of Clearwater, Florida.

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FollowiniJ buslJ schedules, relaxiniJ r/acations, and three months of blisteriniJ heat, Centennial students were anxious to 9et back into the swiniJ of thiniJS. Disoriented fresh man, restless sophomores, prepared juniors, and confident seniors reunited with friends, and searched for classrooms.

Calm and Coo( - Juniors Nicolas Hatfield, Nathan Swartzendruber, and Joseph PierCIJ prepare themseflles for another successful IJ.ear at Centennial.

Deans patrolled the hallwalJS to enforce the new policlJ of weariniJ identification tafJ.s. Anticipation buzzed in the ai" as students were excited to experience what the new schooltJear would hold. This IJear will surellJ prorle to be one that is found onllJ 110nce in a Blue Moon."

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Fresh Meat¡ TiffanlJ Cook, Patricia Rudofphi, and Me9an Leach are readlJ for their first dalJ of school at Centennial.

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Hot and Sizzlin' · The school IJear opened on an extremeliJ hot daiJ on Au9ust 28.

Show Me The ID 8ad9e · These students were prepared on the first daiJ of school with the newliJ implemented ID bad9es.

To9ether A9ain · Kari Cooke, Andrea Jeffries, and Amina Ahmed compare their excitin9, brand new schedules. (

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Back In Class • These seniors and juniors are prepared for 1Jet another excitin9 cfass at Centennial.

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The doors of Centennial opens eflerl)dalJ to a collection of flersatile students. EflerlJ student has his or her own personal Stl)le that shines daillJ. Fashion proflides a uJal) to express who IJOU are. Whether lJOU choose to express it flambol)antll) or conserflatiflellJ, lJOU still are portralJinlJ an ima9e for people to see. Some students choose to take a popular preppiJ approach. These students are usualll) found in common name brands such as Abercrombie and Fitch, ].

Crew, American Ea9le, Structure, and Gap. Other students choose a stvle that fits with their life: sportl).

SportiJ tends to classifiJ students that wear Nike, Adidas, and other brands fit for a more casual crowd.

The other students classifiJ a 9roup at Centennial who make a more conscious effort to stalj awav from the norm: Show Me That 8a9 - CoreiJ TaiJ(or adds stljfe to his outfit with a unit{ue naiiiJ one strap batJ. Alternatifle.

These students traditionallv do not flaunt name brands, but a St1Jie that is made up of retro and somewhat unusual forms of clothinlJ. Fashion does not just consist of the clothes IJOU wear, but how lJOU add to lJOUr outfit to make it complete. Whether it's a trendlJ backpack, an unusual hairst1Jie, jewelrlJ that fits lJOUr outfit, or a shoe that adds flair; these are all thin9s that One Foot First - Shoes are an eaSIJ complete IJOUr ensemble. EflerlJthinlJ that lJOU wear accents lJOUr own personal St1Jie. No one WalJ of dressin9 is better then another; it just creates a unit{ue atmosphere within the halls of Centennial.

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Sizzfin'- Micah Wood, Nina BeU, CoreiJ TaiJ(or, and CoriJ Hod9es accent their persona( stljfe with a sportiJ approach.

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Different Is Good ¡ Maria Smith, Jon -Carlo Astorina, KelllJ HieronlJmous, Samuel Haun, Rachel Koreffis, and Benjamin Stearns ha(le a more alternati(le st1Jie on the outfits.

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Shining Stars - These Centennial students use a prepplJ form of clothing to express their personal St1Jie.

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Super Smores • T1Jier Rouse and ]iwon SuntJ are two (lerlJ fashion conscious underclassmen.

Exceptional Dreads and Do's - Amanda Glerum, Samuel Haun, CorlJ Hodges, and ]ada Carson take good care of their locks.

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class of 2001 did an exceptional job oriJaniziniJ and ostiniJ tire dance.

This IJear's Prom was held at Jumer's Cast e Lod9e in tire ball oom, instead of

Worden Martin whic ha been the location in pre(lious IJears. Groo(les on tire Mo(le

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dants were: AmiJ Pirtle escorted biJ

istopher RileiJ, LindseiJ Schwei9hart escorted biJ

«nd Rachel Good esco ed biJ ZtlchariJ Chapin!

£(len after dancin9 the niijht awaiJ, tire e(leniniJ was far from o(ler. nstead of holdin9

Post Prom at A. T. Western BowliniJ alleiJ, it was mo(led to the new Food C ourt of

Market Place Mall. The theme of Post Prom was "Casino NiiJht," where stu·

dents eniJaiJed in VetJaS St1Jie Casino IJames, in hopes of winnin9

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te"ific prizes. The ni9ht was a hu9e success «nd truiiJ pro(led

to be 11Some Kind of Wonderful."

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Senior Attendants- Amv Pirtle is escorted bv Kristopher Rilev.

Senior Attendants- Lindsev Schwei9hart is escorted bv Sean Marsh.

Junior Class Officers- Juniors Chadwick Moore, Allvson Broeren, Said Assali, and Mollv McMillan can be 9illen credit for puttin9 to9ether such a successful dance.

Senior Attendants¡ Jean Wheeler is escorted bv Eric Patrick.

Takin9 a Break- These beautiful ladies and Dean Chambers enjov a break from all the actillitv on the dance floor.

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Crownin9 Rovaltv¡ Zacharv Chapin and Rachel Good are crowned kin9 and t(ueen of the dance.

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Cheek to Cheek- These Centennial students enjov onea last slow dance to end a wonderful ni9ht.

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Cen· tennial Students walked into school on the mornin9 of October 2nd, it was ellident that Spirit Week 2000 had be9un. The week started off with Twin DaiJ, when students lost their identities and became clones of one another.

The halls seemed to halle warped back in time on TuesdaiJ, Retro DaiJ, when students relied on their parents closets for colorful, tacktJ, and down-ri(jht embarrassintJ clothintJ. WednesdaiJ was Class Color DatJ, and it brou9ht much rillalriJ and competition between the classes. Seniors deco· rated the ha//waiJS with ellertJ shade of blue, Juniors with red, Sophomores with tJellow, and Freshmen with 9reen. The Senior class captured the win, once aqain. A new chan9e was made to Spirit Week; Hawaiian DatJ was the theme for ThursdaiJ, and he halls were sizzlin' with tropical feller.

Day Double Date · Kali Buttita, Stephen Hase, Melissa McKown, and Dashon Jones saiJ a l{uick "hello" to their twins before the bell rin9s.

1 Watch Out Cruel/a!· Grace Yan9, Laura FaheiJ, and LindsaiJ Weinber9 strut their stuff as theiJ pose for the camera.

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Me, M1Jself, and I · It looks as if Paul Liellano was too cool for a twin this tJear!

Disco Inferno · These qrooiiiJ students don't mind takinq a break from class to snap a l{uick pic.

Oh, so Studltj! • This James Bond look-alike, John Caserta, was cau9ht off 9uard as his picture was taken.

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Retro Day

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Class Color Day Mean Green · These ea9er freshmen proudl1J show off their first decorated halfwaiJ of their hi9h school career.

A Sea of Blue • The Senior Class "connected" with each other to win the halfwaiJ competition.

Yelfow Fer!er • These sophomore 9irls show off that IJelfow spirit.

'02 Hot to Handle • Tricia Johnson and Kristin Weatherford are sizzlin' as theiJ help decorate the Junior cfass halfwaiJ.

Thursday Hawaiian Day

What daiJ is it? • Katie Schehtein, Katie Gustafson, and CoriJ Brown briniJ to9ether both Pajama DaiJ and Hawaiian DaiJ.

Maui Madness • Matthew Stewart, Melissa Moss, and Nathan Kolb saiJ "Aloha" to each other between cfasses.

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After a fun -filled week, Spirit Week ended on FridaiJ with the traditional Blue and White DaiJ. This daiJ was desi9ned to promote spirit throul}.hout the school.

Swarms of people wearinlJ. blue and white filled the lJ.IJm as students entered to attend the pep assembllj, hosted biJ Student Council. The JV & Varsitlj cheerleaders, alon9 with the Lancers, prollided up-beat entertainment to pump the crowd before the Interact skit.

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We'lle lJ.Ot spirit, IJeS we do!"Sean Sherrie and Anne Coblentz went all out for Blue and White daiJ. 11

Rest In Peace, Ti9ers - The freshman class captured the win of the competition with their deadi1J float.

Char9er Twinkies - LindseiJ Moore and Me9an Booth showed their 11 peari1J whites" on Blue and White daiJ.

Pie in the Face - Ms. JurlJ.ens and Mr. Grenda were unanimousiiJ rioted the winners of the pie contest blj the student bodiJ.

Red Hot Chili Supper - Lauren Bowersox welcomes elleriJone to the Chili Supper with open arms.

TruckinlJ. AlonlJ. - Tamera Butler and Kia Carter are excited to represent the African American Club Float.

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Blue 55, Blue 55!Char9er fans roared with applause as Centennial defeated Urbana.

Saturday Ro1Ja( Ffush • The 2000 HomecomintJ Court tjrins from ear to ear.

Sophomore Attendants: ]iwon SuntJ and Patrick /Jrown

Freshman Attendants: Marki Ste(lenson and Justin Peacock

Where are our dates? • These freshman hoiJS seem to be enjoiJintJ the companiJ of each other · without tjirfs!

SaturdaiJ Nitjht fe(ler • The Centennial student bodiJ had a bfast on their "Nitjht in Paris. "

Followin9 the pep assembiiJ, each class raced outside to jump aboard their class float, for an excitinfJ ride around the block.

Before the bi9 9ame FridaiJ ni9ht, supporters of CHS attended the annual Chili Supper, held in the cafeteria. The Centennial Char9ers captured the win of/er the Urbana Ti9ers, with a score of ll1 to 3ll. Spirit Week finaiiiJ came to an end on SaturdaiJ ni9ht, with a dance that truiiJ prof/ed to be 11A Ni9ht In Paris." ConrJratulations to this IJear's HomecominfJ KiniJ & Queen · Mr. Thomas Harrinljton and Miss AIIIJson Broeren!

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DoiiiJ. Lefli, pla1J.ed biJ. LindsaiJ. Schwei9hart, is known all ofler town for all of her maniJ. talents. She is a dance teacher, a marria9e counselor, and prettiJ. much aniJ.thinfJ else aniJ.one could need.

While DoiiiJ. is fleriJ. talented at maniJ. thin9s, she is best at bein9 a matchmaker. ThroufJhout the plaiJ., DoiiiJ. puts her maniJ. talents to work. When tulo IJ.OUnfJ boiJ.S named BarnabiJ. Tucker, pla1J.ed biJ. Andreu! TIJ.Ier, and Cornelius Hackl, pla1J.ed biJ. Charles Grider, come to New York, DoiiiJ. is the first to offer to teach them to dance and set them up with dates. DoiiiJ. is often so busiJ. helpin9 others that it seems like she doesn't hafle time for herself, but as the storiJ. continues it becomes obflious that there is more to DoiiiJ. than aniJ.one ima9ined.

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SmilintJ in the Face of Death- Horace Vander9elder ( Ke(lin Russell) bareiiJ sur(li!lintJ while beintJ smothered biJ Ernestina MoneiJ'S (SaiiiJ Chance) o!lerwhelmintJ affection.

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The 2000 Cast (Shown from left to ri9ht) First Row: R1Jan Memen9a, Trent Sherman, Christopher Woolcott, Thomas Moore, K1Jie Benefield, K1Jie Consalus, Stelle Schenk, Adam Malone, Matthew Peters, Jacob MacLeod, Matthew Stewart, Nickuni Patel, Harllin Sethi. Second Row: Miriam Hill, Ti((aniJ Benner, Lanata Kendrick, Lauren Tichenor, Sunita Adams, Kristen Anderson, LindseiJ Yanchus, Jennifer TopolosltiJ, Andreu/ TIJier, Elise Riehle, Adrienne McPhee, Samantha Crames, Michelle Hill, Brandon Benefield, Ellen We9man, Katherine Chick, Sallv Chance, Erica Schneider. Third Rou/: Martha Gast, Carnessca Tillman, Eric Hefferman, Jeff Bower, R1Jan Reid, Kristin McCowan, Sarah Ross, Stacie Ro1Jse, LindsaiJ ScnU1ei9nart, Kellin Russell, Jennifer Moore, Charles Grider, William Poehls, Rachel Bettenhausen, Jennifer Campbell, Julia Dossett, James Siders, Shannon RaiJmond, Jessica Chambers, AubreiJ Smith. Fourth Row: Chelsea Roch, R1Jan Beckett, Sara Stephenson, Lance Andreson, Jessica Frank, Ben;amin Kline, Theresa Grand1Js, Peter Foertsch, Sean Wade, Thomas Siders, Sara Einfeldt, Dallid Sutherland. Fifth Row: Dallid Braun, Meredith Schmitt, Rachael Good, Matthew Chicfr., Daniel Hartman, William Aldrid9e, LindsaiJ Murfr., Jordan Grucza, Lufte Meier, Cliff Aldrid9e, Johnathan Barrett, Darnell Sutherland, Christopher Jones, Daniel Noice, Johanna Mueller, Karen Elsass, Nathan Bonn, Anna Fer9uson, Salllatore Rodri9uez, Aaron Braun, K1Jie Medearis, Mea9han Tobin, Nathan Hazelwood.

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Girf Power- Adrienne McPhee, Rachael Good, and Samantha Crames are tr11in9 to 9ille Women the llote.

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All The Ri9ht Mo(les- DoiiiJ Le!li (LindsaiJ SchweitJhart) teaches 13arnab1J Tucker (Andrew T1Jier) to tantJo.

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He Gets 81J With A Little Help From His Friends- Seniors Justin Harland and ZachariJ Chapin fend a helpinlJ hand to freshman TIJler Rouse.

Strike A Pose- Kenneth Johnson shows off his dancinlJ experience.

Multitalented- Ste"en Schenk sin9s while accompaniJintJ himself on the 9uitar.

Top Performance- The jud9es carefulliJ watch to see who will be the next Mr. Char9er.

Talent To Note - CodiJ ReiJnofds' performance on the piano was somethin9 to remember.

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The Shining Stars of Centennial Mr. Charger Contest

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Centennial Hi9h School's most fashionable, talented, and outtjointJ male students paraded around Centennial's stat}e in hopes of becomintJ The 2000 Mr. ChartJer. The bolJS were jud9ed on their ef/enintJ wear, street wealj and a talent of their own. Jude Schneider of the class of 2000, was this lJear's winner. The contest, sponsored blJ the Centennial Lancer Squad, made for a fun ef/enintJ for the audience, a life-font} memorlJ for the participants and a tJreat fundraiser for the Lancers. The Mr. Char9er contest was once atJain a tJreat success.

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Girl You Know It's True- ZachariJ Chapin tJillint; it all for his fans.

I SaiJ Tomato- Kerlin Russell and his date T1Jier Hal/beck share a musical moment.

Shinin9 Stars- This IJear's Mr. Char9er Jude Schneider and all of the Mr. Char9er participants fine up one fast time.

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The Final Partin9 • Anti9one (Erica Schneider) and /smene (LindseiJ Yanchus), Oedipus' (Jacob MacLeod) dau9hters 9rielle the banishment of their father.

The Oracle Has Come True • Jocasta (Anna Fer9uson) weeps as she realizes the tra9ed1J of her marria9e.

Disobedience • Anti9one (Erica Schneider) is cau9ht defiJintJ Kreon (Mhtth.""•

The Greek chorus of Anti9one and Oedipus tell the tale of woe and loss.

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The Tragedies of Oedipus Rex and Antigone This year Centennial's drama department took on two of the most difficult tragedies in Greek theater, Oedipus Rex and Antigone, the first and third in a trilogy of Greek tragedies. The stories are about Oedipus, the king, and his daughter, Antigone. The story of Oedipus is one of irony. Condemned at birth to murder his father and lie with his mother; everything in the realm of possibility is done to avoid the fiasco. Despite their best efforts the oracle

still comes true. Antigone's life is full of despair. Antigone loses everyone whom she loves. Her father and mother are both dead, and her two brothers kill each other fighting over who will be the next king of Thebes. The only three people left in the family are Antigone, her sister lsmene, and Kreon who is their great uncle. Antigone tries to bury her traitorous deceased brother against Kreon's will and in the end causes her own death because of it. This year's fall play was probably the most difficult play ever attempted by Centennial, but everyone did a wonderful job, and the show was a success.

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CAst of Oedipus Rex and Anti9one - First Roul (L to R): Jessica Frank, Theresa Grandvs, Daron Wilfiams, Daniefle Postufa, Sara Leu/in, Elizabeth MonttJomerv, Jessica Chambers. Second Roul: Nikunj Pate(, Thomas Boutilier, Jared Corso, Kvfe Benefield. Third Row: Trent Shennan, Jordan Grucza, Edward Glaser, ÂŁvnd1J Wicftfine, Anna Fer9uson, Erica Schneider, Lindsev Yanchus, Jeff Bauer, Charles Grider, Nathan Bohn, Thomas Moore. Fourth Roul: Matthew Chick, Jacob Macleod, Rvan Beckett. Fifth Row: Theodore Demeris, Christopher Jones, Wilfiam Poehfs, Lara Dossett, Kafinda Lisv, Sarah Malone, Stephanie Lee, Jennifer Smith, CArfv Drewes, Keflv Reid, Emifv Kasak, Rachel Bettenhausen, Sarah Vojak, Kvfe umsafus, Ben McDuffee.

Not So Tra9ic - Rachel Bettenhausen and Jeff Bauer take a break and smile.

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The African American Talent Show is sponsored biJ. the African American Club. The talent show is a WaiJ. for African American students to displaiJ. their wide arraiJ. of talent to the whole student bodiJ..

With the help of Ms. TerriJ., the show was a hu9e cess.

Gettin' to the tJro(leMicah Wood shows his dancin9 abilities.

Please re(lealtjourselfValerie Wood hides behind the beautiful African mask.

Break it down- MtJkah Newman and KenntJethia Odom use their beautiful (loices to entertain the audience.

StruttinfJ Their Stuff- Zipporah Gwin, LindselJ Bond, and Erica Williams show off their fJOrtJeous faces and clothinfJ.

Studs- These fi(le fJUIJS show off their own unique sttjles of dress.

Gi(le it to me- AshlelJ Wilson breaks it down while practicin9 her rap skit.

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Show me the skills- JermelJ Horton practices his rappin9 so that is the best.

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FliJintJ HitJh· StaceiJ Nelson dazzles the audi· ence with her tJIJmnastics.

"The dance assembllJ was a success because dance is a unirlersal lantJ.UatJ.e that transcends all barriers." Ms. TerrlJ, Coordinator of Dance AssembllJ

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unter Sta9e- Jacqueline Kalipeni and Debra &ffew 9reet the crowd before the assembliJ.

Mr. Roboto· Marcus Edwards 9itJes aff a lesson in break dancintJ.

Tall Dah· The JCI cheerleaders finish their dance with st1Jle.

Wonder Women· The Lancers impress us aff with their amazin9 atJilitiJ.

Who Cut the Music!- Jason Holdren and Emil1J Renwick wait on technical diffi· culties.

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Once again, the Winter Dance was a smashing hit.

Following a new tradition, the dance was held at the Transportation Center on December 2, 2000. The top floor of the building provided a breath-taking aerial view of downtown Champaign. Though the night life below may have been hustlin' n' bustlin', it was nothing compared to the jump 'n jivin' atmosphere upstairs. The 2000 Snow King and Queen were Daniel Gamble and Katie Gustafson, nominated by Centennial faculty, and voted on by the Senior class. The couple danced to the night's theme song, "Lady in Red." Due to the trendy, casual, dress code, the Winter Dance is among the favorites of Centennial students.

Most students choose not to bring a date, allowing themselves the privilege to dance with anyone! The "snowball" effect of this dance is expected to grow In years to come!

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2000 Snowl3alf Court- First Row (L to R): Daniel Yanchus, Jacl{uefine Kafipeni, Katie RatJsdafe, RtJan SearhtJ. Second Row: John Parrett, Daniel Gambiff, Katie Gustafson, Sarah KurfeiJ, LindseiJ Le"anti.

Dance with me, oh bahtJ! • RtJan LeGrande and Tera Horn dance the niiJht awaiJ.

Strike a pose! · This tJroup of tJirfs tore themsef"es awaiJ from the ni9ht of fun to take a picture.

Get into the 9roo"e • Cameron Wiffiams and Michelfe Patton took as if theiJ are enjotJiniJ themsef"es as theiJ bust a mo"e on the dance floor.

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Ofl~e OfeJt.SO 2001 The Student Council sponsored the Vice Versa dance that was held at the Illini Union. The dance was the first of the new year which made for much excitement. The dance was on March 10,2001 from 8-11 p.m. The music was provided by G-Force Productions which made for an interesting evening. The theme song was "Always Be My Baby" by Mariah Carey. All in all, everyone had a wonderful time and has great memories.

Gettin9 Down- Clarissa Nicherson, Alicia /3rown, and Tara /3oxle1J show theiJ hnow how to httlle a 9reat time without men.

SaiJ Cheese- Me9an /3ushue, /3rittaniJ Ward, and Garett /3rownlee take a second to pose for the camera.

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This IJ.ear's Spectrum was full of surprises. DirlersitiJ. amonlJ the acts made the snow more interestiniJ. With rlisits from N'SIJ.nc as well as a break danciniJ Dor路 otniJ. and Toto, this snow kept er/eriJ.one on the ed9e of Iris/her seat wantiniJ more.

Besides the zaniJ. nature of the skits, there were also t{uite a few r/eriJ. talented students inr!olr!ed. PlaiJ.iniJ the piano, siniJiniJ, and danciniJ are just a few ex路 amples of the talent that lies within Centennial. The IJ.ear 200 7 started with a banlJ, but Spectrum ended with a bi99er one. The traditional closinlJ perfor路 mance biJ. the drumline iJOt erleriJ.one on their feet. As alwaiJ.s, Spectrum 200 7 was an er/eniniJ full of entertainment and lauiJnter.

It's Aff in the Famii1J路 Anna and KimberliJ aren't afraid to show their sisteriiJ /o(le.

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C:.st •f Sputrum- F,.nt R•w (L t• R): Christ•ph<r J•n<~, J•ffr•v Pitt<lk•W. Th<rts• Grandvs, Sunil• Adams, Rvan Clutts, Ashl•v Wis<, S..l~•t•r• R•dri~uez, Rv•n R<id, Christ•pher Wtxtlctltt, sc,m Kent, M•tiDS Kubbs. ~Clint! RDul: Wifm• !Hdmttn, &rcrn Wi/Uams, Han« Sclrnthltr, Kellv Reitl, Kristen A.ntlerson, S«r•h M.lone, &niellt Pt~stul«, Ann• FtrfUStm,

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Mttlt«ris, l'r•p•pom ]illllllf, Katie Schehrtin, Mt9an U.z, Arftnt Allen, Katie Gustc(s11n, R~tchatl Weslowslci, RIJ«n X«rh'l, M«ttlrew SttW«rt. Fourth Row: ]ertmiJ Miller, RIJ•n Memen9«, R«chel Sullillan, Linzi Noonan, Janette H«IJS1 Niclcunj P«ttl, Lesfie &mtuo, Tim· Tim !Am, Andre« Jeffries, Michttft 8/asclrUt, U.urtn T;clrenor, Trimt Wetzel, lAuren Moore, M«ttlrew

Clriclc, f..rmlv Wiclcfine, C1Jntltitt McCtmlcie. Fiftlr Roul: Trt~llis Sieber, Ke1JIIeclc SDn9, Lulce Smuclcer, ]euic11 Frt~nlc, Kt~tltriJn MurplriJ, Ht~nlin Setlri, Mt~rtlrt~ G«st, Kt~therine Amlerson, Lintlse11 Botlrwell, Sttr« Leu/in, Tiff«niJ Benner, Clt~utlia IHnnis, Trt~ceiJ Roberts, K«ri Dllnv, Am«ntla Willette, Nora Schuster, ]«coli Mt~cUtiJ, Sttra Brot~Jriclc. Sirth Row: Stellt.n Scltenlc, LintiStciJ Gr«IJ, lhnj«min Alules, AnJrttts Stolzfus, Eric Reitl, Me9«n Stenzel, O.rren W~e"en, EJw~ertl Kt~mme1Jt.r1 !(vie lhnefieiJ, Rvttn lhclcet, Meaflr«n Tobin, EIIW«rli Glaser, ]t~ne/(e

Shin<, J•ff,.v Pevton, J•hn C:.strt«, Kvl• C.ns«lus, J•ff S.u<r, B<ni•min Klin<, Th•m•s McC•nki<. S.~enth R•w: K•i Karlstr•m, N«th•n N<wman, Christ•ph<r Th•mas, Clift•n Aldridf<,

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Kickin ' It- These seniors heartthrobs saiJ "81Je, 81Je, 81Je. 11

Gettin9 in Tune- Luke Smucker shows off biJ sin9in9 and pla1JinfJ his fJUitar.

Flashback- These disco kin9s are "Sta1Jin' Alilie. 11 On the Beat!- R1Jan Reid and JeffreiJ Pe1Jton walk to the beat of a different drum.

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Yearbook is a group of highly motivated students who are dedicated to the successful completion of The Centurian. Yearbook is composed of six sections that each concentrate on an aspect of student life at Centennial High School. Under the guidance of Ms. Engelhaupt, Mrs. Kenyon, and the editors, each student contributes to the pages of the yearbook.

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Editors- First Row (L to R): Kristen 8atfton (editor-in-chief), EmillJ Renwick (editor-in-chief). Second Row: Elizabeth GerdinfJ (junior editor), Me9an 8rombau9ft (junior editor).

Ne(ler-endinfJ Bond- Editors Kristen 8atfton and EmiiiJ Renwick are ecstatic about the mar(lelous vearbook tftev helped to produce.

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Members try to incorporate their views on what is important at Centennial. The yearbook staff members are dedicated not only to The Centurian, but also to making sure the yearbook reflects the entire student body in a unique and positive light.

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Underc/ass- First Row (L toR): Kate Fairchild (editor), Kellv Walsh (editor). Second Row: Susan Le(IIJ, Rachel Sulli-.n.

Turnin9 the Tables- Paul Lie(lano, the student pftotofJrapfter, was a wonderful addition to the staff this IJear because of his talented work.

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Or9anizations- Katherine Murph1J, Said Assali (editor), Me9an Laz (editor), EmiiiJ SchillintJ.

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Sports- Front to Back: TiffaniJ Benner (editor), AshleiJ Meacham, Heather Thomas, Laura Frank, R1Jan SearbiJ (editor).

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The Centinal prouides a student based interpretation of current euents and issues at Centennial High School. The newspaper is written for the students, by the students, and is a professional training ground for Cautjht in Action- Rebecca Sitjmon shows off her computer skills.

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Newspaper also produces the Senior Wills at the end of the year for graduating seniors. The members of the staff are cooperative with each other and haue fun while producing something spectacular.

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First Row (L to R): Timothl} Mahrt, Lauren Moore, Donna Packard, GeortJine Hembroutjh (adllisor ).

Second Row: Kl}le Garton, Suzanna Hubert, Rebecca Sitjmon, Valerie Wood, Daniel Gambill. Third Row: Sean Sherrie, Michael Mears, ]ames OblJrne, Stellen Schuster, Stephanie Lee.

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Sittint} Prettlj- Mrs. Hembroutjh is the sponsor of the newspaper, and she folies ellerlJ second of it.

A Reporter Neller Sleeps- Michael Mears shows his excitement about this month's edition.

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Work Ethics- Timoth1J Marht in"estit}ates sources for his next storiJ.

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Until The Midnitjht Hour- Editor-in-chief Donna Packard works around the clock to help create an outstandintJ newspaper.

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Student Council is an organization dedicated to increasing student inuoluement at Centennial High School. Student Councilgiues the students of the school an opportunity to , organ1ze school euents as well as , community seru

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All students are welcomed and encouraged to take part in their student government.

First Row (L toR): Sara Pavne Sarita Vanka, Prapaporn Jisook, Christie Park, Moflv McMiflan, Rachae( Wesolowski, Katie Gustafson, Kari Reineke. Second Row: Said Assafi, Debra Baflew, Jenna Gustafson, Moflv Ragsdale, Susan LeiiiJ, Katherine Anderson, Shan a Mosfev, Mr. Fiefds (sponsor). Third Row: Stellen Schenk, Lucas Branham, Megan Brombaugh, Melissa Hofmann, Anne Parrett, Afison Havs, Katefind Roberts, Katie Ragsdale, Chefsev Kaflembach, Jeremv Thorpe. Fourth Row: Nakia Sherron Smith, Tracev Hendrickson, Karen Shafer, Megan Leach, Courtnev Rubenacker, Aflvson Broeren, Anna Rudofphi, Nikunj Pate(.

Fifth Row: Meaghan Tobin, Lauren Watters, Sara Kenvon, Kathrvn Stellenson, Patricia Rudofphi, Lvndv Wicftfine, Sara Stephenson, Kvfe Benefield, Justin Hauffe. Si:cth Row: Jeffrev Eaton, Charles Hofder, Neaf Stephenson, Rvan Searbv, Zacharv Sehv, John Parrett, Tvfer Rouse, Matthew Branham, Hana Schneider.

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Faflin' Out Of Her Seat- Shana MosfelJ is a fittfe ea9er to donate bfood at the 8food Drille.

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Time Warp- President Anna Rudolphi and Historian Katie Ra9sdale 9et cau9ht in the middle of a Student Council meetintJ.

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Yeah BabiJf· These senior fJirls li9ht up the hallwaiJS durintJ Spirit Week.

Fruit Wars- Patricia Johnson watches as TrMis Tate hurls his oran9e to the next competitor.

Dance The Ni9ht AwaiJ· Student Council sponsors all the dances, includintJ this IJear's HomecomintJ entitled, "A Ni9ht In Paris."

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A HelpintJ Hand- MoiiiJ McMillan calms Debra Ballew as she donates blood.

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Interact is a Rotary-Sponsored youth organization devoted to community service, charity, and general good will. In addition to service within the local community and beyond, Interact members also participate in , serv1ce projects in Centennial High School.

Bustin' A Mo(le- Adam Her9es dances with a new freshman at the Freshman Dance.

Look At Me, Look At Me- Lanata "CoriJ Hod9es" Kendrick shows off her hairdo in the Interact skit.

''' Recycling, marquee maintenance, hosting the Freshman Dance and Picnic, and organizing the Homecoming Chili Supper are among the activities they perform.

The Centennial High School Interact Club is comprised of sixty seniors selected by teacher vote or Rotary interview.

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First Row (L to R): Amber Murph1J, Sarah Kurlev, Sarita Vanka, Lanata Kendrick, Catrina Marsh, Wendi HeisiJ, Jaqueline Kalipeni, Lisa Deppe, Courtnev Rubenacker, Corv Brown, EmiliJ Renwick. Second Row: Effiot Kammever, Kate Fairchild, Donna Packard, Affison Mireff, Felicia Zhan9, Arlene Affen, Lauren Tichenor, Rachael Wesolowski, Christie Park, Jenna Hoe", Rachel Bettenhausen, Krvstle Price, Deborah Neweff, Me9an Laz, Said Assafi, Daniel Yanchus. Third Row: Kai Goodman, Katharine Wetzel, Kaitlvn Brenner, Rvan Reid, Melinda Peddvcoart, Sara Stephenson, Brid9ett Eilenson, Katie Ra9sdale, Prapaporn Jisook, Moffv McMiffan, Anna Rudolphi, Affvson Broeren, Elizabeth Stockin9. Fourth Row: Joshua Rolando, Edward Kammever, Daniel Gambiff, Michael Hansen, Eric Zopf, Andrew RileiJ, Matthew Chick, Jacob MacLeod, Jeff Grider, Zacharv Sehv, Rvan SearbiJ, Shepard Johnson, Kvle Jackson, John Parrett, Weslev Hanner, Geor9e Sears, Omar Said.

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ChartJe 'Em!- The senior tjirls are readiJ to rumble at the HomecomintJ Skit.

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Fun In The Sun- These Interact members are 1/eriJ excited to host the Freshman Picnic.

Perfect Puntl- EmiiiJ 11Brian Thompson" Renwick spots the wroniJ ball for Kimber/IJ 11Dan Yanchus" Toews.

l'lle Got The Power!- Said Assali and lAuren Bowersox stir the chili at the Interact Chili Supper.

PrettiJ Women- The senior 11cheerleaders" shake it on the dance floor.

Wild, Wild West- The Interact Club poses for a picture at the Freshman Dance.

La1Jin1J Down The Law- Mr. Ku9lich, sponsor of the club, ol/erlooks the Freshman Dance.

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The Marching Band made up of the members of the Symphonic and Concert Bands. The group rehearses during the first , n 1 n e weeks of t h e school year.

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Marchin9 Band- First Rqul (L tq R): Camerqn HierqniJmus, Darren Warren, Harrisqn Gqqdman, CqreiJ TaiJ(qr, Andreu/ Hqrnbeck, Biff11 L1Jke, Christqpher Wqqfcqtt, MariJ Nadarski, Sarah KurfeiJ, Emif11 Kasak, Danie((e Pqstufa. SecqntJ Luis Anez-Citrarq, Neat Griffith, Matt Kubbs, AshfeiJ Gqssett, Mea9an Stenzel, Vanessa Wifks, Hanna Re9nier, Janice Ke((IJ Gatens, KaitfiJn Strattqn, Kendra Price, Me9han Smith, Teri Burk, Dqminique Lienard, Alethea Bannister, Estes, Ashfei9h Thqmpsqn, Carqfine Crqulder. Third Rqu!; Christine Hq((qulaiJ, Alice Kemme, Jennifer Andresen, Kristin Ke((IJ Rqbinsqn, Laura JqebfJen, Ke((IJ Reid, Ste{anie Pqstufa, Karen Shafer, A((jsqn Mire((, Datiaf Jqnes, Jennifer White, Melinda PeddiJcqart, Abbie Mikq"ich. Fqurth Rqul; Ben McDuffee, Andreas Stqftzfus, Matt Sen9, Kari Reineke, Carsqn, Christine CharneiJ, AshfeiJ Bri9ht, Kefsi Watters, Yumi Crass, Melissa Mass, Danie( Nqice, Jessica Frank, Ji(( Ke11es. Fifth Rqul; Edward KammeiJer, Michael Hansen, KathriJn Thqmas, Felicia Mifeulsi, Jennifer Hubert, TIJfer Ra9sdafe, StaceiJ Nefsqn, Thqmas Siders, Cr1Jstaf Li9qn, Chefse11 Ka((embach, Kai Karfstrqm, Ste"en Kane, Lisa Benefiefd, Tim Hqdsqn, Brett Merchen, Nathan Newman, Jqseph Dummitt. Sixth Rqu!; Matt Stewart, Michael Picciqfi, Matt Fraser, Aarqn Braun, <AseiJ Kashni9, Thqmas Mqqre, Jqseph Tuttle, Ben;amin Afwes, Griffin Spqtz, AndiJ O'Brien, TIJfer McPheters, Andreu/ Burns.

The Centennial Marching Chargers haue established and maintained a tradition and reputation as one of the top high school marching bands in the state of llli-

[q(qr Guard- First Rqul (L tq R): Vanessa Wifks, Ashfei9h Thqmpsqn, Carqfine Crqulder, Dqminique Lenard, Kait(IJn Strattqn.

Secqnd Rqul: Ke((IJ Gatens, AshfeiJ Hqulertqn, Janice Hutchisqn, Nicq(e KirbiJ, Alethea Bannister, Samantha Estes, Laura FaheiJ, Hq(('l Ma9ruder. Third Rqw: Ash(eiJ Gqssett, Mea9an Stenzel, Kendra Price, Mic/re((e Hiff, Shamiira Brquln. Fqurth Rqul: Hannah Re9nier, Me9han Smith, Teri Burk, CheriJf Mahun.

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Foflow The Leader- Alethea Bannister leads the Color Guard onto the field at half-time.

Wul{, R11an Reid, Jeff Pe1Jton, Ashfe'l Wise, Scott Kent, Tim Clark, Brian Row: Jamie Strauss, Rachel Hinds, Philip Trautman, Clifton Aldrid9e, Hutchinson, Shamira Brown, Denna Sparks, Miche((e Hi((, CheriJl Mahon, Nicole KirbiJ, Ho(('l Ma9ruder, Laura FaheiJ, AshleiJ Howerton, Samantha StockinfJ, Elizabeth Stockin9, AudreiJ Tiff, Me9an Griffith, Pat Brown, Burnham, LindsaiJ Weinber9, Danie((e Johnson, Br11an Thompson, Kristin KathriJn Ra9sdale, Brid9ett Ellenson, Matt Pontife;r, Kari Do;reiJ, ]ada Cook, Theresa Grand1Js, Wend11Burk, LIJndiJ Wickline, EmifiJ NeeliJ, Trallis Wilken, K11le Hamilton, Dallid Chen9, Lara Dossett, Sara Broadrick, Mo(('l Deppe, Rachel Barbee, Sara Stephenson, Erica Kouzmanoff, K11le Leslee Karch, Katie Bo9ner, Todd Merchen, Justin Hauffe, Jason Col we((, Samuel Dietrich, Kristine Ma((oiJ, Matthew An9el, Christopher Thomas,

SteadiJ As She Goes- Danie//e Postula concentrates on her role in the Marchini) Band half-time show.

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Celebratin(j Success- The Marchini) Band winds down after a competition.

Marchini) Toward VictoriJ¡ These band members halle their minds set on IJet another win.

PlaiJ That FunkiJ Music- Edward KammeiJer l)illes a IJreat trumpet performance.

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First Row (L to R): Christopher Woolcott, Ben McDuffee, RtJan Reid, Kelsi Walters, AshleiJ Britjht. Second Row: Ktjle Benefield, Joseph Dummitt, Benjamin Alwes, Christopher Thomas, Scott Fehrenbacher, Mr. Madden (sponsor). Third Row: Charles Grider, Matthew Stewart, Andreas Stoltzfus, Brett A-ferchen, Nathan Newman, Thomas Siders.

Jazz Band II Jazz Band II is m wh \lo/unteer their time to rehearse before and tter school. Jazz Band II is the intermediate and entr level ensemble and is under the direction of First Row: (L toR): Jason Colwell, Samuel Dietrich, Lara Dossett, StaCeiJ Nelson. Second Row: Marie Strand, Sara Stephenson, JeremiJ Thorpe.

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Pep Band The Charger Pep and is made up of students who volunteer to rehearse and perform on evenings and weekends. Th Pep Band adds energ to the athlet ·c events at Centennial High School as well as other events in the Champaign community.

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First Row (L to R): Todd A~erchen, &nielft Postufa, Joseph Dummitt, Katie Ra9sdafe, &tiaf Jones, ~o/fiJ Ra9sdafe, Ke/fy Reid, Stefanie Postufa, A~arv Nadarski, Jessica Frank, Jason Cofwelf, Justin Neafis. Second RoW: Tim Cfark, Tho· mas Moore, Matthew Seng, Sarah Afafone, Emma Crandalf, Cfarissa Nickerson, Jennifer Andresen, Vaferit Wvatt, Brit· tanv Johnson, Teri Burk, Abbie Mikollich, Kristin White, EmifiJ Nee(eiJ. Third Row: Kai Karfstrom, Shannon Smith, JeremiJ Thorpe, Stephanie Ward, Stacev 'efson, Rebecca (eade, Kath11Jn Thomas, Feficia Afifewski, Rachef Hinds, KelfiJ Robinson, K11Jstfe Price, Erica Kouzmanoff, Jamie Strauss, Sarah Effiott, JeremiJ Afancini, Christine Ho/foway, Audrey Tiff. Fourth Row: Janie Ber9, C4ssid1J Jones, Afea9an Reid, Aaron Braun, Christine Charney, Chervf Mahon, Chefsev Kalfembach, Theresa Grandvs, L1Jnd1J Wickfine, Kvfe Benefiefd, WendiJ Burk, Kristine Afalfov, Harrison Goodman, Brandon A fen, Tv fer Wifken, Cnjstaf Li9on. Fifth Row: Timoth1J Hodson, Casev Kashni9, Kari Reineke, Bridgett Ellenson, Michae( Picciofi, Nathan Newman, Afefinda Peddvcoart, Darren Warren, Mark Strand, Andreas Stoftzfus, Thomas Siders, Jennifer Hubert, Stellen Kane, Matthew Pontife~, Dallid Chen9, Justin Hauffe.

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First Rou; (L to RJ: KAren Shafer, KelfiJ Robinson, Brid9ett E~·enson, Katherine Ra9sJale, KAri Reineke, Elizabeth Stocft.in9, Jennifer Andresen, Kelsi Waters. Second Row: LtuJra Joeb9en, Liu Deppe, Dctial Jones, Alfison lirelf, AudreiJ Tilf, Jle9an Griffith, Sarah KurleiJ, Dcnielle Postula. Third Row: Kristine .~lalloiJ, EJ. "'art/ KammeiJer, CAmeron HieroniJmus, Rachel Barbee, K11Jstle Price, Rachel Hinds, Grace Yan9, AshleiJ Bri9ht. Fourth Row: Thomas ~loore, Sara Stephenson, R!Jan Reid, Dcniel , 'oice, Ben ~lcDuffee, LindsaiJ Weinber9, AndiJ OBrien, Jason Co/u:e'l. Fifth Row: Andre U:ulf, Da ~ tJ Chen9, Hanft. Bell, Leslee Karch, Jessica Fran ft., L!JndiJ tf<'iclt.line, Denna Sparft.s, ,Wchael Hansen, Thomas - tders \'a than .\'ell.'man. Sinh R11w: Justin Hauffe, .~latthe Stell.'art, Kath11Jn &9ner, Jeff Pe1Jton, Aaron Braun, useiJ Kashni9 Ia thew Pontifef, Andrtas Stoltfuz, Christopher Thomas, Brett ~lerchen, Stellen KAnt.

The 5 mphonic nd is made up of the m st e perienced musicians at Centennial High 5 hool. The music the , perform ts of the highest music caliber and the e pectati ns for the en emble are e tremel high. It is under the dire tion of Mr. Allen.

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String students form the core of the Orchestra, which is under the direction of Mr. Mueller. They rehearse daily and perform in school concerts as well as in the community. A full orchestra is formed with the addition of woodwind, brass, and percussion students from

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First Row (L toR): Jonathan Mueffer, Emma Larson, Grace YantJ, Carofine Crowder, Carol8r1Jant, Andrew Lane-Schenck. Second Row: Kendra Price, Karen Shafer, Wilma Dedman, Jessica Foutch, Melissa HanemixalJ, Daniel Pfefferle. Third Row: Johnana Mueffer, Jonathan Batos, RodnelJ Mueffer (director), Frederick 8r1Jant, Matthew Branham, Anchit Kapoor.

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First Row (L to R): Justin Peoples, Kiel Abel, Marcus Harris, Amanda Sadler, Jiwon Sun9, Kendra Marsh, KimberiiJ Kathleen Costa, Vanessa Wilks, Sunita Adams. Second Row: Robert Erickson, Robert Williams, Trent Sherman, R1Jan Beckett, Samantha Crames, Melissa Wurth, C:..messca Tillman, Tim路 Tim Lam, Kalinda LisiJ, Lauren Chambers, Laura Ernst, Jennifer McCOIJ Third Row: Jacob MacLeod, Clint Harper, CourtneiJ Jones, Donivell Ali, Alicia Brown, Staci Anderson, CariiJ Drewes, Brooke Conner, Nora Schuster, Laura Dosset.

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First Row (L to R): Nico(e Moore, Affison HaiJS, Claudia Dennis, LindsaiJ Yanchus, KatlrfiJn Bruween, Efizabetlr Lemmon, Jessica Frank, Patti Stem(e. Seccnd Row: Hana Schneider, Sara HaiJS, Sarah Vannice, Rebecca Tucker, Emma O'Brien, Markia Sterlenson, Kari CQke, Garrett Brownfe. Third Row: Sarah Mafone, Aficia UJrso, Krista( Merrif(, Brook Keams, Jessica Shedenhefm, Sara Farrar, Janie l.ot]sdon, Erin Randin, Jennifer Smitlr, Aftjssa Hoerr. Fourtlr Row: WhitneiJ Hu9hes, Karen Efsass, Efizabetlr Giffes, Martlra Gast, Kristin Weatlrer(ord, Katlrfen Nash, Chtf!J( T1Jmonk, Meljhan Smitlr Laura Thorson, Debra UJrum.

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Advanced Women's Choir is for girls and is the same level as Concert Choir. A student must have completed Women's Choir before entry.

The choir gives concerts throughout the school year to display their musical talents.

Women'sChoir Women's Choir is the first year of choir a student can join. It is made up of students who wish to express their love for music and participate in all concerts in the school.

First Row (L to R): CindiJ Goodchild, Cnjstal OschwaiJ, C.USidv Youn<J, Stephanie Liellano, Marth Gast, LaceiJ Ross, Hathu Dorev, Stephanie MaJ!otte, Jennifer Stemle, Ambu HljDtt, Nicole Webb, Sheila Palma. Second Row: Vuoniett MalkoU!sl<i, Lanee Bell, Katherine Reat}Dn, Sara Lewin, Knjstle Zwehl, Eriett Neeil;, Eriu HarmoniJ, Brittanv We<JMd, Melissa Hoffman, Jenna T1Jier. Third Rou/: knm;ethia Odom, Tara Box(eiJ, Jssica Kouzmanoff, Stephanie Hunt, Kariss &enner, Kristin Belan<Jet; BaiiiJ Brenner, Dori Cochran, Nicole Pauk, Sara Elliott, Falon Frichtl, A.le<JDn Stenzel. Fourth Rou/: Louise Brown-Wawen, MariJ Vau9hn, A.lea<JDn Reid, CourtneiJ Miller, Tessa OrDz, LibbiJ Bisset, Kiesha Lavton, Te'Vel White, La ToiJa FinleiJ, Tara Suli(t, Daniele Postula, RAchel Danielson, RAchel Reid, Laura Russell.

Men'sChoir Men's Choir consists of guys and is the first year of choir for males. A student must complete Men's choir before advancing to any other choir.

Along with all the choirs, Men's Choir performs at conFirst Row (L toR): Theodore Demeris, Ra1Jnard Wilson, Ri1Jnard Wilson, Ben Alwes. Second Row: RickiJ Harris, Sk1Jler Drewes, Brian EffenbertJer, RickiJ Greer, Lucious Walker. Third Row: Tim Clark, Christopher Gennan, Thomas McConkie, Christopher Hinton, Aaron WarfeiJ.

certs in the school.

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The African American Club is designed to prouide multicultural school, community, and seruice actiuities for high school students. Actiuity highlights include both the Community Ser, Food urce Driue and the African American Talent Show.

Executille Board¡ First Row (L to R): Zipporah Gwin (president), Tenacia Gardner (!licepresident), Jamar Brown (!lice-president), Scott SallaiJe (sponsor). Second Row: Ms. TerriJ (sponsor), Nakia Sherron Smith (ser9eant at arms), Sterlisa Allant (treasurer), Valerie Wood (secretariJ).

First Row: (L to R): Ms. Terrv (sponsor), Nalr.ia Sherron Smith, Sterlisa A~ant, Tenacia Gartlner, Zipporah Gwin, Jamar Brown, Valerie Wootl, Mr. (sponsor). Secontl Row: Shamiira Brown, Alicia Brown, Tara Bo~tlev, Marcus Harris, Michelle Hill, Ki11a Craw(ortl, Carnessca Tillman, LaDerra Williams. Thirtl Row: 1111nelr.lr.ia Daniels, Amant/a Dortch, AnthomJ Wallr.er, Nina Bell, Essence McMullen, Atleola Cole, Cameron Williams, Courtne11 Jones. Fourth Row: Jonte Jones, Ti((anv Johnson, Tellee White, Jacob Willis, RaiJmontl Davit/son, Erica Jones, LintlseiJ Bona, Precious Wilson. Fifth Row: Riclr.IJ Harris, Marlr.ia Stephenson, Kischaria Atlams, Aleesha Smith, Kennvathia Otlom, Cr1Jstal Thomas, Danielle Johnson, Heather Hamson. Sinh Row: Elijah Williams, Brant/on Boswell, Micah Wootl, Justin Peacoclr., JeremiJ Horton, CoreiJ Ta1Jior, Doni11ell Ali, Erilr. Smith, Darren Warren.

Sa~tu;e

The African American Club supports Black History Month and the Martin Luther King Scholarship Project. The club is open to all students.

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Grace And Stljfe- Adeofa Cote performs a baf(et number at the Sprin9 Dance Assemb(IJ.

St1J(inlJ Sisters- These cfub members are readiJ to dance their hearts out on the (foor.

ASIA

The Trait of Centennial Stars

The Asia Club is a unique group that honors Students ' ethnicity and promotes Asian awareness.

First Row ((eft to ri9htJ: Tim-Tim LAm, Maria Smith, ]ada CArson, Sarah Ef-]amaf, Heidi Mehnert, Thida Phetchareun, ]acft;n ]aucian, ]i-Eun Kim, Grace YanfJ. Second Rout: Prapis Jisoolt, Kristen Anderson, Lesfie 8erneltinfJ, CAmeron Wiffiams, U;nn NtJUIJen, Clle11J( TIJmonlto, Riamsafio Phetchareun Vivelt 1\Afe. Third Rout: U;nthia McConltie, LAuren Moore, Hart/in Sethi, David CllenfJ, &n;amin Steams, Adtrm Shaffer, Geor9ie Cllampaninh, Danief Clloe, Lesfie Damaso. Fourth Rout: Anna Fer9uson, &ica Schneider, Effen WetJman, 8falte Kuraselt, Amofd Lee, Yiran Li, Sarah Effiott, James 0'81Jme, Lu Sun, Lian9 Ge. Representin'! - Feficia Zhan9 is proud to be a member of ASIA!

Shinin9 Stttr!- ]acfiJn ]aucian is an enthusiastic member of ASIA.

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International Club International Club is a group ofstudents, who are interested in foreign cultures. Every spring the club puts on their biggest event, the International fair, which is the main First Row (Left to RitJht): Courtland Louie, Rebecca Si9mon, Tim- Tim LAm, Keri O(fenstein, Vanessa Wiflts, Ms. MifiJUnfJ Kim (sponsor). Second Rout: Joseph Dummit, Yifaa Shafev, 1\Ari Cooke, Amina Ahmed, Sara Mirare(i.

event of the school year.

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Thespians Troupe # I04 3 is the organization that st~pports

the after school drama program at

Centennial High School. To be a member in good standing a person must serue in some theatrical

capa city : on Look Out BroadUiaiJ! - Charles Grider reaiiiJ shows his talent in Hello DoiiiJ.

stage, behind

What Drama! - Anna '1ocasta" Fer(juson and Jacob "Oedipus" Macleod perform a compellin(j scene from "Oedipus Rex".

the scenes, in tech, as

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First Row (Left to Ril}ht): Anna Fel'iJUSOn, Erica Schneide" Cameron Wiffiams, Lindsev Yanchus, TiffaniJ Benne" Nicholas Demeris. Second Row: Cartv Drewes, Ben McDuffee, Sunita Adams, Ktisten Anderson, Rljan Rei"' &chef Bettenhausen, Can; Steinman. Third Row: LArissa SiniJletan;, U;ndiJ Wiclttine Theresa Grandvs, KAfinda LisiJ, LAra Dossett, Thomas Moore, Jeffre'l Pittefkow, Jennifer Campbett. Fourth Row: Jessica Frank, Nathan 8ohn, Martha Gast, Hart/in Sethi, Emi(IJ KAsak, Sarah Malone, Clrristopher Jones, Kvte Medearis. Fifth Row: Mrs. AfdridiJe (sponsor), Edward Gfase" Clrarfes Gride" Jacob Mac Leo"' Matthew Clrick, Jeff Baue" Jordan Grueza, Rljan Beckett.

son, or in aduertising for a minimum of two shows giving a total of I00 manhours.

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Hold Still! - Mrs. Aldrid9e prepares Ke"in Russell for his performance.

Expressions

First Row (Left to Riijht): Nikunj Patel, Rachel Bettenhausen Janette HaiJS, Leslie Damaso, Andrea Jeffries, Sunita Adams, JaCI{ueline Kalipeni, Michelle Patton, Amanda Willette, Lanata Kendrick, Rljan Reid, Ms. W1Jatt (sponsor).

Second Row: Miriam Hill, Hanlin Sethi, Ellen We9man, Kristen Anderson, Lauren Tichenor, TraceiJ Roberts, Lauren Moore, Janell Shine, Mea9han Tobin, Trina Wetzel, Cod1J ReiJnolds Third /Ww: Joshua Rolando, Spencer PerriJ, Andrew RileiJ, Matthew Chick, Kljle ConYAius, Jeff Bauer, Jeff Grider, Benjamin Kline, Joao U!serta, William Poehls, RickiJ

The Trai( of Centennia( Stars

Expressions is composed of a group of highly motivated students who showcase their singing abilities throughout the year. Expressions provide music at many Centennial events and take various field trips.

Creatille Destruction!-These senior fJUIJS fJille a ste((ar performance.

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Cau9ht up in a conllersation - Charfes Grider and Benjamin /\fine contJratufate each other on a job we(( done.

Do, Re, Me ... - These senior 9irfs showed their /((ini spirit on elleriJ 11 /((ini FridalJ."

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Scholarship, leadership , and seruice are defining qualities of members of Centennial's Nationa/ Honor Society. Students selected exhibit a willingness to serue the Champaign-

Urbana Community through their leadership.

First Rou! (Left to Ril)ht): Erin Beitel, (/i"ek Kale, Laura Johnson, LindseiJ Yanchus, Kari Reineke William Poehls, Jennifer Thompson, Thida Phetchareun, Adeola Cole, Sara Mirare(i. Second Row: Kerri 8/il)ht, Julie Wheefer, Erin MurphiJ, Elizabeth Burch, Laura Burch, Heather Gil/ifand, Tara Mettfee, Larissa SiniJfetariJ, Marcus Shaul, Anna Hipfe. Third Row: Ms. Marti) Sierra-PerriJ (sponsor), Darren Meade, Amanda Gferum, Jennie Roberts, Ashlev Meacham, Nikun; Pate" Robert Meier, Kei/IJ Wafsh, Grace Yan9, Lljnn NquiJen, Tricia Johnson Karen Shafer. Fourth Row: John Shaul, Nicofe KirbiJ, Kari Cooke, Robert Erickson, Nina Bell, Ke"in EafiJ, Trina Wetzef, Erica Kouzmano((, Lauren Watters, Adam Petr1J¡Cooper. Fifth Row: Katherine MurphiJ, Jennifer Campbell, Sara Voiak, Har"in Sethi, Da"id Chen9, Hank Bell, KIJ(e Benefietd. Efen We9man, L1Jnd1J Wicktine, TraceiJ Hendrickson, Rache( Barbee, Denna Spars, Jennifer GreiJiJ, Justin Haulfe. Sixth Row" Danie(j Choe James O'BIJme, Yiran Li, CheriJ( TIJmonko, Debra Corum, Me9han Smith, Michae( Lorcen, Matthew 8anham, Jeff Pritchard, CaseiJ KashniiJ, Ste"en Kane, Andreas Stoftz(us, Lu Sun, LindsaiJ Weinber9, 8take Kurasek.

and leadership abilities. Student members of National Honor Society tutor

students and serue as leaders for

First Row (Left to Ril)ht): Amanda Wi((ette, Catrina Marsh, Christie Park, Me~Jan Laz, Emi(IJ Renwick, Sarita Vanka, Mire//, Nico(e Bush, Katherine Ra9sdafe. Second Row: Yifaa Shale", Katharine Wetzel, TiffaniJ Benner, Afexandra Bass, Lauren Bowersox, Christ Ottmers, Samantha Fiscella, KriJstfe Price, Daron Wimams, Brid9ett E"enson. Third Row: Ms. Webbink (sponsor), Anchit Kapoor, Katie Gustafson, Rebecca Si9mon, Efif 8asar, Feficia ZhaniJ, Sara Stephenson, Murph1J, Lesfie Damaso, Janette HaiJS, Chris Carson. Fourth Row: Frederick BriJant, Z4chariJ Seh1J, CourtneiJ KUtlemfCIC4~r, Geor9e Sears, Rachae( Weso(owski, Jean Dun(op Danie( Gambill Efizabeth StockiniJ, Sarah KurfeiJ, Kristin Hintz. Fifth Charles Grid17 Danie( Yanchus, Kljfe Jackson, John Parrett, Shepard Johnson, Brandon Kwe/1, AndiJ RifeiJ, Scott Fehrenbacher, Jennifer Briski, Sabrina Cunnin9ham, Britt Anderson, Rache( Goble, Kat Fairchitd

uarious community projects. Centennial High School is proud of our future leaders.

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SHS

First Row (Left to Ri(}ht): Me9an Laz, Rachef Barbee, Melissa Wurth, TraceiJ Hendrickson, Bfake Kurasek, Mri Reineke, LindsaiJ Weinber9, John Parrett. Second Row: Amanda Wif(ette, Susan Le"IJ, Katherine Ra9sdafe Maf!l Nadarski, Elizabeth Lemmon, AshfeiJ 8ri9ht, Thida Phetchareun, Rachef Hinds, Adeofa Cofe. Third Row: Lauren Walters, Anne Gorman, Jiwon Sun9, Christopher lArlson, Amanda Gferum, Anne Parrett, Jennifer GretJiJ, Lesfie Damaso, Erica Kouzmanof(, MoffiJ Ra9sdafe, Rebecca Talbott. Fourth Row: Da(Jid Chen9, Nikunj Pate(, Sara Stephenson, Robert Meier, Hank Beff, Pfli(ip Hoerr, Hana Schneider, Kerri Bfi9ht, Jeff Dobrik, Lucas Branham Kljfe Benefield. Fifth Row: Josh Rolando, Mte Fairchild, Katherine MurphiJ, Katharine Wetze" AffiJson Broeren, Anna Rudofphi, Courtnel) Rubenacker, Anna Hipfe, Erin MurphiJ, Ste(Je Schenk, Todd Merchen, lAseiJ MshnitJ, Darren Meade, Justin Hau((e.

The Trait of Centennial Stars

Spanish Honor Society is a club dedicated to learning the Spanish language and culture. The group has many activities including: dinner at Mexican restau¡ rants, caroling in Spani h. and food driues for Latino families in

FHS Students in French Honor Society take pride in the French language and meet to study the French culture and participate in

French traditions.

First Row (Left to Ri9ht): Elizabeth Stockin9, Sarita Clanka, lAura Johnson, Grace Yan9, I.J;nn N9u1Jen. Second Row: Donna Packard, Felicia Zhan9, Christie Park, Efif Basar, TiffaniJ Benner. Third Row: Adam Petr1J¡Cooper, Mri Cooke, Keri Offenstein, Barbie Wolfe, Karen Shafer, Kr1Jstfe Price, AmiJ White, Denna Sparks. Fourtlr Row: Jennifer Briski, Griffin Spotz, Andreas Stoltzfus, Mte lABrecque, Jufie Wheeler, Matthew Branham.

GHS German Honor Society is composed of students who are enthusiastic about the German lm1guage and culture. The students

take a trip to Germany euery few

First Row (Left to Ritjht): Lauren Chambe" Janice Hutchinson, Benjamin Alwes. Second Row: Jessica Frank, Alexandra Bass, Chertjl TIJmonko, Ms. Danielson (sponsor). Third Row: Sara Mirarefi, Julian Emhardt, Peter Elliot, Thomas Siders, l.IJndiJ Wickline.

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FPA Future Physicians of America is for stu-

dents int rested in pursuing a health career. Members take field trips to hear local physicians talk about their fields of medicine and also listen to EMT's.

First Row (left to ri9ht): Me9an Griffith, Kelsi Walters, AshleiJ Bri9ht. Second Row: K1Jie Benefield Neal Stephenson, Sara Stephenson, WendiJ Burk. Third Row: Jennifer Burnham, Anna Hiple, Britt Anderson, Danielle Johnson, Erica Kouzmanoff.

FTA Future Teachers of America prepares

students for their future through a series of field trips, meetings, workshops, and informational sessions with educators and business partners m our First Row (left to ri9ht): Daniel Noice, Janie Lo9sdon, Jamar Heath, Sterlisa A"ant, CaroiBriJant Sheila Palma. Second Row: Mrs. Seda-Schuler (sponsor), Clanessa Wilks, C1Jnthia Goodchild, Nakia Sherron Smith, Ki1Ja Crawford, Jennifer Stemle, M1Ja Hill. Third Row: Joseph Goines, Jennie Roberts, Elizabeth Gerdin9, Cameron Williams, AIIIJson Broeren, Cia/erie Wood.

community.

Auto Club Auto Club prouides students with an

opportunity to learn more about their cars in a social atmosphere. Their main euent of th year is taking a trip to the

annual Chicago Auto Show.

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First Row ((eft to rit]ht): Rachael Wesolowski, Lauren Tichenor, EmiiiJ Renwick, Said Assali, Nakia Sherron Smith, Prapaporn Jisook, Felicia ZhantJ, Rachel Bettenhausen, Dustin KessintJer. Second Roul: Mr. Rowe (sponsor), Katie Gustafson, Eli{ Basar, Joseph PierCIJ, K1Jie Medearis, Katie Schehlein, Debra Ballew, Kristen Bathon, Matthew WallerintJ. Third Row: Chris Reed, Cameron Williams, MariJ Lenzi, ChristiJ Ottmers, Kellin Russell, Nathan Swartzendruber, TraceiJ Roberts, Arlene Allen, BriJan Banks, AshleiJ Frichtl, Charles Grider. Fourth Row: Clint Harper, Dustin Croft, Andreu/ Hartman, Jason Holdren, John (/ann, K1Jie Jackson, JeremiJ Hartke, WesleiJ Hanner, Joshua Goode, Vivek Kale, Adam Shaffer.

Peer Tutors

First Row (Left to Ril}ht): Philip Trautman, Sara KurleiJ, Amanda Willette, Katie RatJsdafe, Kari Cooke, Jennifer GrefJlJ, Paula Phetchareun, Ms. £((is-Nelson (sponsor). Second Row: Ma11J VautJhn, Dan Yanchus, Jennifer Andresen, Sara Mirare(i, Miche((e Hi((, Larissa SintJfeta11J, Laura Johnson, Jennifer Thompson.

Third Row: Dunja Bodruzic, Andreas Stoltzfus, &in Koss, Anna Hipfe, LIJndv Wickline, Vivek Kate, Anchit Kapoor.

The Trait of Centennial Stars

Peer-tutoring is a place for students to go to get help with their homework and prepare for tests . The tutors are Centennial students who haoe expertise in all subject areas and oolunteer their time to help others.

Lend IJOUr brain • Kari Cooke fends a lrefpin9 hand!

TlrelJ /ra(le the smart stuff! • MarlJ ClaufJirn and Louise Brown-Warren enjolJ time in the peer-tutorinfJ room.

StudlJ fJUide • Plrifip Trautman uses Iris expertise to lrefp KalJfa Friclrtf with a(fJebra.

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Good 9rades • Yifaa Slrafe(l compares notes in peer tutorin9.

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Special Olympics Members of pecial Olympics compete

in all ports for their enjoyment and

athletic d al/enge.

First Row (/eft to rifJ.ht): (/eronica ChaneiJ Nhan Le, Michael Bad9er, JerameiJ WoolseiJ, TraCiis Kin(j.. Second Row: Erik Pratt, Amber Hljatt, Sheila Palma, Mrs. Miffs, Mr. Puckett. Third Row: Jonathan Peterson, LarriJ Ebelin(j., TIJreff DaCiis, James Bottum.

SFABW Students for a Better World do the recycling for the school; they clean up the school parking lot and participate in "Make A Difference Day" by cleanFirst Row (/eft to ri(j.ht): Amber urph1J, Yifaa Shale(!, Lauren Bowersox, Kate LaBrecf{ue, Adam Petrlj-Cooper.

ing up the school's lawn.

The students of PEOPLE work to-

gether and play many different

sports.

First Row (/eft to ri(j.ht): Sheila Palma, Autumn Brazelton, Elizabeth Nerone. Second Row: Mrs. Miffs (sponsor), Erik Pratt, Amber Hljatt.

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WYSE

The Trait of Centennial Stars

WYSE is a club open for students who are looking for an academic challenge. Th club competes in English and SciFirst Row ((eft to ri(jht): Sara Stephenson, Sarah KurleiJ, Keith Burrows, Anchit Kapoor, Da"id Strutz. Second Row: Mr. Stan Yanchus (sponsor), Daniel Yanchus, Jonathan Mueller, Matthew Branham.

Science Olympiads Students in Science Olympiads take their knowledge in science and apply it to everyday situations. Everything in life relates to science, and these students actively study it.

First Row (left to ri(jht): Daniel Choe, Yiran Li. Second Row: Sara Stephenson, Neat Stephenson.

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Key Club

First Row ((eft to ri(jht): Sara Stephenson (co-president), William PoeMs (co-"ice president), Felicia Zhan9 (treasurer), Prapaporn Jisook (co-l/ice president), Janette HaiJS (copresident, Janie LoiJsdon (assistant secretariJ), Melinda Peddljcoart (secretartj), Grace Yan9 (historian). Second Row: Stephanie Lee, Cameron Williams, Valerie Wood, Nakia Sherron Smith, Michelle Hill, Samantha Fiscella, Annie FeriJuson, Kate Fairchild. Third Row: Mr. Chan9non (sponsor), Prapis Jisook, Elizabeth GerdiniJ, Jennie Roberts, Roisin Smith, Robert Meier, Erica Schneider, Debra Ballew, Amanda Willette, Kr1Jstle Price. Fourth Row: Jamar Heath, Lisa Deppe, Katie Schehtein, Kari Cooke, Me9han Smith Jessica Frank, Teri Burk, Rachel Hinds, Jamie Strauss. Fifth Row: Jean Dunlop, EmiiiJ SchilliniJ, Nicholas Pica, AshteiJ Frichtl, Ann Schnuer, Dunja Bodruzic, (/i"ek Kale, Rachel Johanek, John Minneci, Shannon Smith, Alexis Burson, Dal/id ChenlJ. Sixth Row: WesleiJ Hanner, Peter Clausen, Sk1Jier Johnson, Alexis Cain, MariJ Lenzi, Neal Stephenson, Matt Pica, fAieiiJh Sharp, Lauren Bowersox, Elizabeth Gilles, WhitneiJ Close, Natalie Lenzi, Eric Stonner.

Key Club is a service organization for high school students that operates under school regulations and draws its membership from the student body.

Key Club's objective is the development of initiative. leadership ability. and good citizenship practices.

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differ-

ent sections. The members practice their public speaking and actit1g skills on a daily basis.

Cheesers!- Jessica Frank, Sara Stephenson, LindseiJ Yanchus, and Grace Yan9 take time to pose at a tournament.

Team also

FunniJ Man - K1Jfe Garton can't seem to hide his enthusiasm throu9h his facia( expressions!

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u First Row (fe(t to ritJht): Jaci{uefine Kafipeni, LindseiJ Yanchus, Grace YanlJ, Erica Schneider, Annie Fer9uson. Second Row: Amanda Dortch Sheifa Pafma, Jessica Frank, Sara Stephenson, Mr. Stan Yanchus (coach). Third Row: Courtland Louie, Rachef Bettenhausen Neat Stephenson, Mrs. Jufee Le (assistant coach). Fourth Row: Ben McDuffee, KIJ(e Garton, Jacob Macleod, Matthew Chick, Jeff Bauer.

tourtlaments

Born Winners! ¡ The speech team relaxes after beinlJ reco9nized at an awards ceremoniJ.

throughout

the winter season to prepare for state competitiot1 at the end of the season.

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Flashback!- Untif this IJeaiJ broadcasters read dai(IJ announcements at Centennial; now theiJ are a tJroup that practice lloice skiffs.

Student Advisory

First Row (left to rif)ht): Said Asst~fi, Nikunj Patel, Robert Meier, Amanda Wif{ette, Prapapom Jisook, Debra BaUew, Anne Parrett, Dr. lila Su((i(lan (sponsor). Second Row: &chef Bettenhausen, Kristen Bathon, Emi(IJ Renwick, CAmeron Wi((iams, &chae( Wesolowski, Jason Rector, Arlene AUen, Sa((IJ Rudofphi, Christopher CArlson. Third Row: Adam Shaffer, TracelJ Hendrickson, LAuren Bowersox, Donna Packard, Dunja Bodruzic, Sterfist~ A(lant, Valerie Wood, Zipporah Gwin, 1\Ara Rubenacker.

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Student Advisory is a group of students from each class, freshman through senior. who meet with the principal regularly. During those meetings students bring ideas for the improvement of Centennial High School.

Principal Scholars Principal Scholars is a program that offers high school and college prep courses that help

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First Row ((eft to rif}ht): Christopher Harrison, Erica Jones, Kari Cooke, Andrea Jeffries, Marcus Harris. Second Row: Heather Harrison, Adeola Cole, M1Jkah Newman, Shamiira Brown.

Cyber Chargers

First Row ((eft to rifjht): BIJUnfJchun Yu, Babak Butcher. Second Row: Mr. Paul Smith (sponsor), Stet/en Kane, Dustin Kessin9er.

The Cyber Chargers work to create web pages that can be used and enjoyed by the students and faculty of Centennial. Students design their own sites usit1g Centennial web services . Club members enjoy working with cutting edge soft¡ ware technology r

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CCE The purp s of CCE is to giue career awareness. exploration, and self-awareness. CCE helps students try to match

a career t heir skills and aptitude.

First Row (Left to ritjht): Cassandra Wakefiefd, Jennifer Caspe" LaTasha Carter, Li(IJ Le, KatlJ Emmons, Kira A(fen. Second Row: Michae( Graham, TIJfer Ha((beck, Cafeb Burton, Aaron McKnei9ht Scott TalJ(or.

Business Careers Business Careers is correlated with the student's job experience. The main goal is to enhance the student personally and professionally through skill deuelopment. Students spend part of each day at sch I and part at an approued First Row ((eft to ritjht): Stephanie Lewis, Sarah Wifkinson, Jane((e MiUer, Christopher Ro9ers, Darion TalJfor. Second Row: HiUarlJ Zindars, Lori Wifson, Miranda Rosette Joine" Michae( 8ri9ht, Emi(IJ Sn1Jder. Third Row: Christopher Stahfber9, Scott Fehrenbacher, Dane Jeurissen, Stephen Mefctin, Jason Stickfen.

work site.

Gentlemen 's Club The members of Gentlemen 's Club are indiuiduals who practice good manners and are uery courteous. Members also dress up on select days .

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First Row: ((eft to ri9htJ: Randa(( Fair, Andrew Mardis. Second Row: Mr. Sa11a9e (sponsor), TimothlJ Cafandro, TIJre(( Dallis, Kenneth LulJando.

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Ladies Club

The Trait of Centennial Stars

Ladies Club meets regularly for girls to discuss the role of women and to provide a posi-

First Row (left to ri9ht): Shana MosfeiJ, KenniJethia Odom, Jedidah Lawrence. Second Row: Terri MaiJnor, Amanda Dortch, Kartifa Brooks, Tabitha ShirfeiJ, Mrs. Johnson (sponsor).

tiue path for them elues.

Sisters Incorporated Sisters Incorporated is a club made up of females that takes part in the tutoring program and the African-American Talent Show.

First Row (left to ri9ht): Mrs. TerriJ (sponsor), Sterfisa Actant, Tenacia Gardner, Nina Be((, Ms. Wri9ht (co-sponsor), TiffaniJ Johnson, Shana MosfeiJ. Second Row: Remeika Parker, Shasta Netter, Valerie Wood, Nakia Sherron Smith, M1Jkah Newman, Raefsha Miffer, Kenn1Jethia Odom.

Brothers Incorporated Brothers Incorporated is a club

composed of males that promote unity and are also the steppers.

First Row ((eft to ri9htJ: Brandon Alexander, Dactid Washin9ton, Randa(( Fair, RodneiJ GaiJnor, Robert WiWams. Second Row: Micah Wood, Marcus Robinson, RickiJ Harris, AnthoniJ Britt, Mr. Sikora (sponsor). Third Row: Daniel 09waf, Christopher Scott, Cite Jordan, Chumar Jordan, Dou9fas Bruner, Justin Thompson.

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Centennial Guard Centennial Guard is a group of students who set up. break down, and take split times at all of the home swim meets.

Rrst Row (Left to Ri9ht): M~an Brombau9h, Miche((e Patton, Elizabeth Gerdin9, Ke((IJ Robinson, Susan LeiiiJ, Claire BaifeiJ, Kristine Gfason, Janette HaiJs, Alison HaiJS. Second Row: KAren Shafer, Laura Frank, Melissa Wurth, Melinda Pedt!Jjcoart, Alice Kemme, KeWe Stevens, Nicole Moore, Chefse11 Ka((embach Third Row: fmi(IJ Schiffin9, &chef Rut~, &chef Danielson, Lauren Walters, Ann Schnuer, TraceiJ Hendrickson, Mea9han Tobin, Jane(( Shine, &chef Moore, Lucas Branham, Christopher Stellens, Adam Shaffer, Ross Strases!te, Jeff Clarkson, Nicholas Demeris.

Blue Crew

First Rout (Left to Right): S.rtth Vt~i•lt, KAtie Schtlrftin, Htllther Thomas, &tilt/ Jones, Niclroltts Pictt, Ntifztn i)Qmast1, KriJSllll Allen, S.r« F11""'· Secontl R11u!: Ktflin Ettii!J NicDit Slloutlel, Michelft CDmpton, KatiJ AfcKures, ]enn11 Str«tu, S.r•lr HtMut, Stt(tmit Postula, Elizabeth hmmon. Tltirtl Row: Saitl Ass111i, Ti((aniJ &nntr, Mt9an BrombllUfJh, Eliutbtth Gtrtlinfl, Kristen &thon, Emi/11 Rtnu/iclc, Prttptfpom }tSDolc, L11urtn Bowtrsox, ]tnmfu C11mpbtll, MariJ Ntul11.rslci. Fourth R11W: Andrtll Whitt, ]asDn Rector, Mt•IJir•n Tobin, Rttch«tl Wtsolt~uJslci, Robert Mtitr, Anne Pttrrttt, Susan LtfllJ, Nalcitt Sht"on Smith, SttrUsn A&l•nt, Zippornh Gwin. f•(th Row: Air. Pettr Schmitt (sponsor) , .4Jdm Shd((•r, Jason Curtiss, C•m•ron Williams, R«ch•l&rb••, K•llv W•lsh, M•lissa Wurth, K•llv R.,J, R•becc• T«lbDtt. Sirlh Rt~ul: Rt~btrt Ericlc.st1n Trnuy Hendriclut~n, EmiltJ SchillinlJ, K11rn Rubtnttclctr, V11.ft.rie Wot~d, Sulltn Knnt, Elltn Wt.IJm•n, Milte Hunt, }t{{ Cf•rltst~n, R«cht.l &melsDn, Ann Schnutr.

Blue Crew is a highly spirited group of students who sit together at games to cheer on Charger teams. The Crew also serues to heighten awareness of athletic euents, increase student body attendance at all athletic euents, and deuelop a sense of unity and pride for CHS.

Senior of the Month The Senior of the Month selection committee is composed of both faculty members and students. They met once a month to nominate students in each of the three categories of academics, actiuities and athletics, based upon the recommendations of coaches and sponsors. The Senior of the Month Committee recognizes outstanding members of the senior class.

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First Row (Left to Ri9htJ: Rachel Wesolowski, Sunita Adams, Naftia Sherron Smith, Said Assali.

Second Row: Elizabeth Stockin9, Katie Schehlein, TraceiJ Roberts, Jacl(ueline Kalipeni, Sarita Vanka. Third Row: Me9an Laz, Felicia Zhan9, Amanda Willette, Kristen Bathon, CourtneiJ Rubenacker, Debra Balle"" Mr. Stock (sponsor).

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The Writers' Circle

The Trail of Centennial Stars

The Writers ' Circle is a group of original Centennial students that meet to promote at1d practice creatiue writing. The Writers ' Circle also publish s writFirst Row (Left to Ril)ht): Jennifer Andresen, Courtland Louie, Ms. Ho9an (sponsor).

Second Row: Shamira Brown, Amanda Dortch, ]arrod Finn.

ings by students.

Art Club

Members of Art Club possess

skills that relate from photography to ceramics. Members enjoy a fun atmosphere while further deueloping creatiuity and character through art.

First Row (Left to Rifjht): Kristin Hintz, Lesfie Damaso, Afexandra Bass, lAuren Boulersox, Yifaa Shafetl, Efizabeth Hur"' &in Refjer. Second Row: Jennifer GretJfJ1 Rljne Simeone, Ms. StaceiJ Gross (sponsor), Maria Smith, Ms. Shannon Batman (sponsor), Stephanie Lievano, KeffeiJ Staub, Ash(eiJ Kfump. Third Row: CassidiJ Jones, Jennifer Smith, Emma O'Brien, Sam Pacltard, Lucas Branha, AnthoniJ Sanders, CAmeron Wiffiams, Pave( Pourmaf, RicfuJ Green.

Collectible Card Club The Collectible Card Club

meets euery morning in the cafeteria to test their skills and expertise at role-playing card First Row (Left to Ri9htJ: Andrew Pellum, Ben McDuffee, K1Jie Bone, Adam Kouzmanoff.

Second Row: Sean Sherrie, Datlid Strutz, Sean Massa. Third Row: Kai Wan9, Robert Timoth1J, T1Jier McPheters, GeoffreiJ McGinness.

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The loss of Coach Clinton Porter made the 2000 season one to remember. He was a tleriJ well·liked coach and has also turned out some of the

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Althou9h their record maiJ not hatle been what theiJ were hopin9 fo" the performances of JaiJ Mahannah, conference champ in the 1600m run and fourth in the 800m run; K1Jie Kurasek, third in the discus; Kai Karlstrom, fourth in the 1600m run, landed Centennial 8th place in the 8i9 12.

The team ended their season the followin9 weekend biJ comin9 back and finishin9 7th in sectionals. The depth of this team was amazin9; the 9raduation of Joel

Di9 Down Deep· Sophomore Matthew Pontifex (jilles it his all as he saifs oller the final hurdle.

uwe were the under·

Jonathan Meade, and others willleatle thin9s

do9s in the Twin Cit1J

wide open for next IJear's team to step it

Meet and ended up up.

winnin9 it biJ oniiJ a couple of points." • Stephen Whitehill.

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Team Time - "An Emotional Fareweff." We pfed9ed to his shorts, fau9hed at his jokes, and cried when he left.

Now Coach Porter has moiled on to share himself with another school.

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Scoreboard Twin CitiJ Meet Bi9 12 Sectionals

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Front Row (L toR): Jefferv Rhodes, Erick Rosales. Second Row: Barun Borah, Kvle Kurasek, JaiJ Mahannah, Philip Phetchareun, Joel Bur9ener, Rickv Woolworth, Jonathan Meade, Aaron SaJrton, Paul 09Wal. Third Row: Jonathan Mueller, Brian Ruckman, Lian9 Ge, Richard Grolle, Brian Hornbeck, Dallid Chen9, Adam Petrv¡Cooper, Todd Merchen, Erik Pratt, Benjamin Stearns, Joshua Rolando, Kai Karlstrom, Yohna Hornbuckle. Fourth Row: Coach Porter, Joseph Dummitt, JeffreiJ Pritchard, Kellin Ro9ers, Blake Kurasek, Damn Meade, Daniel Gambill, Brandon Kollell, Nicholas Pica, Dustin Christensen, Coach Washin9ton, Coach Carrodine. Fifth Row: Lance Adreasen, Brvan Thompson, Michael Larsen, Kellin Bo9ner, Stephen Whitehill, Omar AI-Heeti, Matthew Ponti(eJr, Thomas Blake.

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Teamin9 Up - Senior Joe( 8ur9ener hands off to junior Daniel Gambiff for the (ina( fe9 of their re(aiJ. Free Faffin9 - Sophomore Dallid Chan9 han9s in the air before he lands in the sand.

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Dvnamic Duo - Freshman Kai Karfstrom and senior ]aiJ Mahannah run stride for stride as thev chase down their opponents.

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Neimann built a strontJ foundation for the team throu9hout the season. The performances of the team as a whole turned this lJear of rebuifdintJ into a season of surprises. The team t}Ot off to a bit of a sfow start; howe(!er, as the season tJOt underwalJ, times be9an to drop, distances be9an to impro(!e, and spirits be9an to lift. The endless mites of hard work were palJin9 off. The team won the cfass A, 8, and o(!erall titles in our home North Centra( /n(!itationaf. ManlJ athletes stepped up to a new (e(!e(, and suddenflJ Centennial remained in the runnin9 with other teams in our area.

We ended the lJears as the Bit} 12 and Sectional Champions and ad(!anced se(!eraf 9irfs to the state

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meet. The foss of a few (!ita( seniors left some

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our bus broke down, so we ended up spendin9 the ni9ht in the MalJ(fower Mote(."- Natasha Zefeza

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Scoreboard Palatine Refavs North Centra( Invite

1st 1st

BitJ 12 Sectionafs

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Team Time - These crowned princesses (fasn a smite white tneiJ fie around between ellents.

Front Row (L to R): Jennifer Stearns, Amber Murphv, Afbrev Nuss, Ofuwavemisi Adesida, Roisin Smith, Natasha Zefeza, Laura Frank, Christine Kranz, Tia Appleman. Second Rolli (L to R): Amv White, Deborah Neweff, AfeKandra Bass, Katharine Wetzel, Katie Sclroofcra(t, Affvson Broeren, Erica Jones, Kirstin Anderson, Elizabeth Emanuel, Lindsav LeVanti. Third Rolli (L to R): Coach An9efa Averv, Suzzanna Hubert, Lauren DeDecker, Mvkalr Newman, Rae/ref Barbee, Keidi Niemann, Sara Gustafson, Abi9aif Fer9uson, Gabreiffe Fer9uson, Keona Hornbuckle, Garett Brownlee, Coach Darren Tee. Fourth Rolli (L toR): Coach Gre9 Walters, Jenna Gustafson, Jackie Brvant, Lei9h Anne Kenvon, Me9fran Booth, Marcv Suchomski, Rebecca O'Brien, Kari Reineke, Anna Rudofplri, Latrava Keaton.

Leadin9 the Pack - Freshman Garett 13rownfee snowed her competitors that she is the one to beat.

Li(Jntnin9 Speed - Junior AfbreiJ Nuss bfazes down the nome stretch.

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the 3200m r/erlJ hard. After the race I threw up twice1 but it was 9reat to harle the feetin(} that I 9arle it mlJ aff out there. 11 - AmlJ White Get Goin' - Senior Abi9aif Fer9uson hands the baton off to Junior AffiJson 13roeren for the (ina( fe9 of the unstoppable 4x800m re(aiJ team.

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The 2000 Centennial softball team I)Ot off to an amazin9 start btj. winniniJ tweltle of their first fourteen 9ames. The Char9ers tJatle their fans a 9reat deal to cheer about this lJ.ear with close tlictories a9ainst Mattoon and Dantlille. The leadership displatj.ed from seniors Krista Kloth and TiffanlJ Wetzel would set the tone for a record-breakin9 season. The ChartJers finished the season with twentlj.-three wins and fourteen losses, smashin9 fitle school records alon9 the WalJ! Junior Nira Robbins set a record for most hits in a season with sixtlj.¡two, and startiniJ pitcher Krista Kloth set one for her unbelietlable earned run atleratJe of 0.43.

In spite of the loss of two outstandiniJ seniors, the Char9ers hatle an abundance of talent in

On Top of the Ball â&#x20AC;˘ Kathleen Nash steals home on a passed ball.

lJOUntJer plalJ.ers like Barb Cekander and Andrea Palmer. The Char9ers are lookin9 IJOOd for a tlerlJ stron9 200 1season.

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uwe started off realltj. slow at the betJinnintJ and strUIJI)Ied a little ~~.e:.~ bit, but with all the bondiniJ we did and all the team unitlj. we had, it brou9ht us closer to9ether and made us a stron9er team. " - Jenna Walden

Central Urbana

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( 1/arsitv¡First Row (L to R): Kellv Robinson, Debra Ballew, Krista Kloth, Ti((anv Wetzel, Nira Robbins, Kristin Whitehill. Second Row: Brvnn Wifr9ren, Amanda Willette, Kristin Hintz, Andrea Palmer, Kathleen Nash, Sarah Kurlev, Barbara Cekander. Third Row: Coach Stelle Malloch, Coach Chuck Clutts.

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Junior 1/arsitv-First Row (L to R): Meredith Herbert, Jenna Walden. Second Row: Danielle Brown, Kellv Walsh, Trina Wetzel, Jennifer Thompson, Kristine Mallov, Me9an Cline. Third Row: Lindsav Porter, Marv Nadarski, Kellv Reid, Andrea Britton, Ash lev Wise, Michelle House.

Fourth Row: Coach Anderson, Ste((anie Milla9e, Kara Rubenacher, Anne Gorman, Tara Swift, Sara Kenvon, Coach Fields.

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a re9ional since '77 a lot of effort has been put forth to create the pro9ram Ule har!e todalJ. and the future is lookinfJ fJOod!" â&#x20AC;˘ Nira Robbins

Time Out - Jennifer Thompson, Trina Wetzel, ]enna Walden, Meredith Herbert, and KeftiJ Walsh take a quick breather in between innintJs.

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Centennial men's baseball team had 9reat expectations for the

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season. As the defendinlJ BiiJ 12 conference champions, the team was lookiniJ for another productirle lJear. Howerler, with the departure of manlJ seniors, that would be no easlJ task.

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ChladnelJ, also a News-Gazette all-area pick, tied the school record for home runs in a siniJie season with eil}ht, while GrelJ also set a new record for RBI's with 52. GrelJ also topped the team in battinlJ uJith a dazzliniJ . 44 7. It was not a two man team, flowerier, with the rest of the CharlJers pitchiniJ in to put up 265 runs orler the course of the season. The team was also bolstered btj a talented underclass, with juniors Brad Meredith and Jason Holdren l}ettiniJ Siljnificant plaljiniJ time, while iJaininiJ

Line of Fire - Freshman ÂŁ(!an Raso de/i(lers another screamin(j fastball, strikin(j out the hapless batter.

inrlaluable experience. While the team lost 11

manlJ seniors aiJain this lJear, the team expects to uphold the Centennial spirit and once a9ain rise to the challenlJe for a spectacular 200 1 season.

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The one unit(ue thiniJ about last was season sweepiniJ Central in the four IJames we platjed with them.

Not onllJ did we beat them, we beat them bl) the ten run rule in erlerlJ 9ame."- BrlJan Banks

Team Time - Members of the team aff pitch in at their carwash to raise funds and boost team unitlj.

Centra( Urbana

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1/arsitlj-First Row (L toR): Nathanief A(fen, Britt Anderson, Brad(eiJ Meredith, Jason Hofdren, Kurt Pierce, Cofin Tru(ock, R1Jan Lee. Second Row: Coach Stan Lewis, Michae( Mears, CcriJ Pface, Ben Friede(, Jonathan Nierstheimer, Matthew LIJnch, Ccach KIJ(e Her9es. Third Row: Adam ChafdniJ, Adam Her9es, Andrew Wa((ace, Geor9e Sears, Nick McDuffee, Michae( Dre9er, Matthew Moore, Jacob GraiJ.

Junior 1/arsitlj-First Row (L to R): CariJ Steinman, John Herriott, JeffreiJ Eaton, Matthew Branham, Nathan Schwartzendruber, Br1Jan Banks. Second Row: Bfake Cofeman, Kie( Abe(, Ross Straseske, Joseph PierciJ, Adam Burrou9hs. Third Row: Trarlis Tate, Jesse Depew, Kerlin EafiJ, Lucas Wetmore, Coach Peter Meade.

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/n the Urbana 9ame this lJea"' Brad Meredith, our left fielder made a 9reat ditlin(j catch. The runners on first and second were cau9ht off tJUard. He threw the haft to Adam ChfadnlJ, the second baseman, which he in turn threw to first, completintJ the triple plalJ. The first and onllJ in manlJ seasons."- Geor9e Sears

Freshmen- First Row (L toR): Jason Rector, JeffreiJ Dobrik, Jacob CorfeiJ, Jarod Wannouth, Jason Bur9ener, TIJfer Rouse. Second Row: Coach Goodwin, Erlan Raso, Jason Moore, Michae( Nefson, Brian Dobrik, Mitch Phif(ips, Danie( Peratt. Third Row: Griffin Spotz, Joe( Kouski, Christopher Lee, Matthew Mi((er, Michae( Kuhfenschmidt, Chad Rotramef, R1Jan CfaseiJ.

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The

2000

Men's Tennis team had an astonishiniJ. lJear with a 82 record in dual meets. The Chari}.ers receirled hiiJ.h rankiniJ.S and placed we(( at hiiJ.htlJ competitirle tournaments throutJ.hout the state. In the Centennial lnrlitationa( thelJ took second place to Urbana, blJ just three points. ThelJ had exceptional p(alJiniJ. from their doubles teams of Omar Said and Robert Meier, Robert Erickson and Christopher OrlJ. ThelJ combined (or the number two and number three doubles team champions, respectir/e(IJ. Determined to perform at their (u((est potentia(, the team (ired up and swept aWalJ the competition at the Char9er Doubles lnrlitationaf, winniniJ. blJ twefr/e points and brintJ.iniJ. home ei9ht doubles team champions in number one throu9h number (our doubles. The Char9ers completed their season blJ pfaciniJ. fourth at the BiiJ. 12 Conference Championships and third at sectionafs. With the foss of onflJ two seniors, and a stroniJ. undercfass returniniJ., the success of the Men's 2001 Tennis season looks promisiniJ..

EasiJ. As Pie ¡As sophomore Marcus Shaw warms up with his opponent; he smeffs (lictoriJ..

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been able to beat a friend of mine (rom Centra( and that was at our meet fast season." Anchit Kapoor.

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Team Time · Coach 13ifl Carson watches o"er ZachariJ SehiJ'S pro9ress with satisfaction. Coach Carson decided to mo"e to Colorado o"er the summer, so this was his last 11ear coachin(j the Char9ers.

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First Row (L to R): Elizabeth Pittlekow (manatJer,) Marcus Shaw, Scott Kent, Robert Meier, Daniel Roetert, Anchit Kapoor, Joshua Terrio, 1/i"ek Kale. Second Row: Coach Don Wa1Jbri(jht, Kai WantJ, ZachariJ SehiJ, Jan Dabrowski, 13rent WilctJren, Omar Said, Robert Erickson, Christopher OriJ, Matthew Fraser, Coach 13ifl Carson.

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Leap of Faith · ZachariJ SehiJ has confidence that his backhand "otleiJ wifl not be returned.

Focus • Robert Meier keeps his eiJe on the bafl afl the WaiJ throu9h his swintJ.

UJ think it WaS IJreat When the

team came to1Jether to sweep all four brackets of the Char9er Doubles lmlite." - Robert Erickson.

ClownintJ Around • Junior Omar Said displaiJS remarkable speed and an entertainintJ facial expression.

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Soccer team made a name for itself in the 2000 season, not just in the 8i9 12, but in the state. The Varsitlj team had its most successfullJear etle" finishinfJ the season at 21 ~ 1~2, the best ljet in the pro9ram's fitle lJears of existence. These ladies finished their season as Twin Citlj, 8i9 12, RefJional, Sectional, and Super~Sectional Champs, and made an appearance in the state plalJoffs. Freshmen 8rittanlJ Ward and Me9an , alonfJ with sophomore Tricia Johnson dominated the and all were selected to AII~Area for the News~Gazette alonfJ with Senior Natalie GittinfJS and sophomore Andrea White. ThelJ were all backed blJ the talent laden VarsitlJ

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sl{uad. The Junior VarsitlJ matured IJreatllJ throu9h another successful season. ManlJ freshmen contributed their skills to the team and combined with the tleterans' experi~

Crunch Time -Sophomore Tricia Johnson winds up before throulintJ the half in for a chance to score.

ence for an excitinfJ season. With manlJ lJOUnfJ Since the se~ niors missed 9raduation for 11

plalJers in the lineup, the sklJ is the limit for

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Sectionals, we had our own cer~ emonlJ on the field after we won the 9ame for them. State was also a once in a lifetime opportunitlJ." ~ KimberllJ Toews

Team Time - The VarsitiJ 9irfs 9et readiJ to take on Champai9n Centra( in the Sectional Championship. After a 2 hour rain defaiJ these fadies wafked off the fiefd r!ictorious.

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ClarsitiJ â&#x20AC;˘ First Row (L to R): KimberfiJ Toews, EmifiJ Renwick. Second Row: Rachel Good, AshfeiJ Meacham, Jean Dunlop, Tricia Johnson, StaceiJ Nelson, Andrea White, Les(ee Karch. â&#x20AC;˘ Third Row: (oach Scott Wilson, Natalie Gittin9s, Anna Hipfe, AmandiJ Johnson, Jean Wheeler, BrittaniJ Ward, Erin Beitel, Me9an Bushue, Nicole Clan9rinsrlen, Beth Zich, Arlene Affen, Coach Mark Sikora.

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Junior VarsitiJ - First Row (L to R): Lesfee Karch. Second Row: Thida Paufa Phetchareun, Sara Broadrick, Lara Dossett, WhitneiJ MeiJerS, Elizabeth Lemmon, Sara Lewin, Carnessca Tiffman. Third Row: Coach Pam Lachik, Barbara Wolfe, Effen We9man, Hana Schneider, Elizabeth Burch, Kate Labrecl(ue, Kristine Unander, Jufie Wheeler, Denna Sparks, Johanna Mueffer.

Karate Kid - Freshman Danieffe Postufa readies herself for a power kick upfiefd to her teammates.

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rable about soccer season was when both teams won their first awaiJ. 9ames. It was somethint} to celebrate." - Thida Paula Phetchareun

Banana Spfit - Freshman Me9an Bushue effortfess(IJ sneaks in between two defenders.

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The 2000 Men's Soccer team had an outstand· iniJ season. The VarsitlJ team worked hard and completed the season as Twin CitlJ, l3iiJ 12, and Re9ional Champions. News· Gazette AII·Area PlalJer of the Year senior Jason Curtiss teamed up with AII·Area junior Nicolas WediiJ to lead a successful offense in scoriniJ. The defense did an extraordinarlJ job postiniJ elecJen shutouts. The primarlJ defenders were juniors CodlJ RelJnolds, JeffrelJ Eaton, Rob· ert Meier, and Aaron Krites • all returniniJ next IJear. All· Area senior iJ.Oalkeeper Andreu/ QuiiJ.iJ helped the Char9ers with the elecJen shutouts and pla1Jed a solid season to ensure the success of the team. Team chemistrlJ and loads of talent were the main components that led the team to an excellent season. The Junior Varsit1J also had a successful season shat· teriniJ the old Junior VarsitlJ record of ten wins and secur· iniJ the position with fourteen. ManlJ new faces, such as freshman Jason Wall, helped the pro9ram iJ.rou/

WindintJ Up - Senior Daniel Yancnus sets his feet before bootinfJ the ball up the field as junior teammate Robert Meier watches.

stron9er throu9hout the season. An excitiniJ new "The Junior VarsitiJ

atmosphere with the addition of liij.hts to the

soccer team had an excellent season with

soccer field will hopefulllJ attract manlJ fans for the successful IJears to come.

a record of 14-2-2.

We were nopin9 for a perfect season, but we are not complainin(j! With a lot of nard work I am sure next IJear will be Phillips

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better." - Mitch

Team Time - The Varsit1J squad paiJS cfose attention for adl/ice at halftime of the Centra( Game. The Char9ers came out 1/ictorious after theiJ trampled the Maroons 5 to 1.

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VarsitiJ- First Row (L toR): R1Jan Reid, Robert Meier, Cole Bushue, Jason Curtiss, Andreu/ QuiiJiJ, Shepard Johnson, Lucas Wetmore, Matthew McGee. Second Row: Temitope Adesida, /sen Scholze, RodneiJ GaiJnor, CodiJ ReiJnolds, Andres Fernandez-Alllar, Donald Hoikkala, Daniel Yanchus. Third Row: Jonathon Mue((er, John Herriott, Aaron Krites, Je(freiJ Eaton, Nicolas Wedi9, Patrick Brown, K1Jle Hamilton.

Junior Varsit1J- First Row (L toR): Joseph Dummitt. Second Row: Nicholas GaiJnor, Christopher Woolcott, Patrick Brown, Samuel Dietrich, Sean Dedecker, Keith Dedecker. Third Row: Mitch Phi((ips, Rocco Ava((one, Scott Corum, R11an Gittin9s, Christopher Ta1Jlor, Daniel Smith. Fourth Row: Nicholas Pica, Nathan Newman, Steven Holdren, Andreu/ Wul(, Nathan Kolb, Matthew Mann.

Un touchable - Senior Jason Curtiss readies himself for the ba(( to come his ula!l. Curtiss fed a t1er11 successful f/arsit!l squad settinlJ the record for most lJOa(s in a career with 60.

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Stick Nic - Junior Nicolas WediiJ slips between two defenders and 9oes in for the score. The Char9ers had no problems puttin(j aWaiJ iJOa(s with the talent at hand.

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CountrlJ team was brim· mintJ with talent this season.

The team had hi9h hopes of 9et· tintJ to state with the talent at hand.

The VarsitlJ Men captured a Twin CitlJ title and were also the first men's team to beat St. Joseph·OtJden in a dual meet since 1989. And, at the Rebel lmlite, hosted blJ Thornton Fractional South, thelJ brou9ht home the first trophlJ which a Centennial Men's Cross Coun· trlJ team has brou9ht back since 1983 blJ placintJ third. UnfortunatellJ, the team was pla9ued blJ injuries throutJhout crucial parts of the season. Junior Nathan Swartzendruber, their number one runner, had to run dur· intJ retJionals in spite of an injurlJ. Howef!er, this left the door open for standouts such as freshman Stephen RotJers to step in and lead the team. Six of the top seflen runners will return next IJ.ear, two of whom were freshmen. The outlook for the Men's Cross CountrlJ team looks nothintJ but promisintJ for the future.

The Women's Cross CountrlJ team has alwalJS tJiflen suc· cessful performances. The Char9ers adf!anced to the state meet for the fifth IJ.ear in a row blJ winnintJ Re9ionals for the fifth IJ.ear in succession and blJ placintJ second at Sectionals.

Sectionals were blJ far the best effort of the season because manlJ of the teams that had beaten them prefliousllJ were there, and the ChartJers profled flictorious. Team leaders and seniors AIIIJ.son Broeren, Anna Rudolphi, LindsalJ Leflanti, Jean Dunlop, and Deborah Newell led a hope· ful team throu9hout the season. The team was ef!en backed blJ star underclassmen such as freshman 8rand1Jn Buss and sophomore Jennifer Stearns.

Junior AmlJ White also led the team throu9hout the season to win Twin Cit1J and Re9ional titles, a tenth place finish at Sectionals, and an all time best at the state meet.

These "hick chicks" nef!er fail to tJifle a more than stellar performance eflerlJ IJ.ear.

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Double-Up • Seniors Anna Rudolphi and AIIIJson Broeren staiJ close to push each other throu9h the race.

The seniors pla1Jed a keiJ role in the success of the team throu9hout the season.

"We had an interestin(} season this IJear.

A coupfe of disappointments but a coupfe of 9reat thin9s to buifd on as we((.

We halle a pfethora of tafent comin9 in to next IJear mixed in with a bundfe of skiff and experience1 so Centennial Men's Cross CountriJ wiff be weff endowed for next season." • Nathan Swartzendruber

Team Time • These Junior f/arsitiJ runners take a break from the stress of runnin(j and are readiJintJ themseflles to cheer on their f/arsitiJ teammates. The Junior f/arsit1J bonded weff throu9hout the season and helped to support a successful f/arsit1J team.

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Women"s Cross CountriJ. First Row (L toR): LindsaiJ Let/anti, AmiJ White, BrandiJn Buss, Erica Jones, Jennifer Stearns, LindseiJ Yanchus, Christine Kranz, Sara Broadrick, Roisin Smith. Second Row: Elizabeth Emanuel, Julie Wheeler, Katharine Wetzel, Elizabeth Burch, Denna Sparks, Rebecca Meade, Sarah Anderson, Ellen We9man, Alexandra Bass, HaleiJ Eastin. Third Row: Coach Lindstrom, Coach Walters, Gabrielle Fer9uson, Alicia Corso, Jean Dunlop, Anna Rudolphi, Lauren Dedecker, Stephanie Zie9ler, Sara KeniJon. Not Pictured: AIIIJson Broeren, Ulrike Wackerha9e, Deborah Newell.

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Hang in' Around • Stephen Rogers, Efliot KammeiJer, Todd Merchen, and Kai Karfstrom strike a pose whife taking a break after running an exhausting race.

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Who Let The Runners OutJ! • An exhiferatintJ warm-up prepares these Char9ers for the tJruefintJ race ahead of themseflles.

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The 2000 Women's Tennis Team made an out· standiniJ effort this lJ.ear to o(!ercome the loss of six top ei9ht seniors in the sea· son of 1999. ManlJ of the plalJ.ers stepped up to lead the team back to its notable reputation. Jun· ior newcomers Kate Labrect{ue, Larissa SiniJietarlJ, and Jenna Walden made their mark on the team this lJ.ear

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«<ith dedicated support and t{uick learniniJ. These women had a lJ.ear of manlJ 9reat accomplishments. ThelJ recei(!ed third at Sectionals, falliniJ short onllJ to Central Hi9h School, the rei9nin9 1999 Sectional Champion, and the stron9 team

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of Urbana Hi9h School. The Char9ers t{ualified three plalJ.ers for the State Tournament this lJ.ear: Kelsi Walters and Erin Beitel, doubles, and Jennifer Andresen, sin9les. This lJ.ear, the team loses seniors: Jennifer Burnham, TiffanlJ Benner, Elizabeth StockiniJ, Sarita Vanka, and ne«<·

Pfa1Jtime • After a hard daiJ of tennis, the Char9er 9irfs take a minute to hMe some fun and hanlJ around on the p(aiJlJround at the BfoomintJton Invite.

comer and forei9n exchan9e student, Anne "Tiris IJear was a

Koehnen. With such remarkable underclass

tJreat season! Our team became such

achie(!ements and experience the 200 1

tJood friends. The hit)hfit)ht of the sea-

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son was when I found out three people from our team were t)OintJ to State."

-Larissa SintjletariJ

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Team Time • The team 9ets settled for a quick picture after runnintJ out to contJratulate Kristin StockintJ on her third set match llictoriJ in a Centennial dual meet.

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First Row (L toR): Kate Labrecque, Sara Mirarefi, Tiffanv Benner, Elizabeth StockinlJ, Kelsi Walters, Barbara Wolfe. Second Row: Sarita Vanka, Shuchi Kapoo" Michetfe Blaschek, Jennifer Andresen, Johanna Muetfer, Jennifer Smith.

Third Row: Erin Beitel, Anne Koehnen, Jenna Walden, Kristin StockinlJ, Victoria Wavbril}ht, Jennifer Burnham, Larissa SiniJletarlJ, Coach Chris LaCasce.

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Anticipation · Junior Erin Beitel prepares to hit a skilled backhand winner. This shot was the kev to her consistencv and solid strateiJ'I·

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Positille Mindset · The team 9ets fired up after a lentjth1J ride on the bus to annihilate their opponents at the Hinsdale lnllitational.

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Char9er swimminfJ is cementinfJ its name as one of the IJ.reat teams in the school. I31J. finishinfJ the season undefeated for the sixth consecutirle IJ.ear, the 2000 Women's season was nothinfJ short of spectacular. The amount of depth on this team was a keiJ. factor throufJ.hout the season. There was not one 9irl who did not, at one time or another, step up and show IJ.reat leadership. The mentalit1J. of this team

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was like no other; the hi9h spirits and hard work led the defendinfJ BifJ 12 and Sectional Champions to rise a9ain to rlictoriJ.. The h1J.pe fell on some familiar faces: distance freest1J.Iers TraceiJ. Hendrickson, Mea9han Tobin, and Kellie Ster/ens; fiiJ.ers Janel/ Shine and Me9an BrombaufJ.hi dirler Laura Frank; sprinters Rachel Korellis and Michelle Patton; and backstroker Rachel

Partin(} the sea - Freshman Keffie Stellens 9ets hitjh on her elbows as she 9lides throutjh the water in her breaststroke.

"GointJ to sectionals is a personal accom-

Danielson; who put up phenomenal per-

plishment that I halle worked lleYIJ hard for.

formances all the WaiJ. throufJ.h

Sectionals is mlJ last meet of the season and the last swim meet of mlJ life1 this made for a llerlJ memorable season." â&#x20AC;˘ Ke/IIJ Robinson

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Team Time • A flood of smiles arises from these 9irls as the stressful Twin Cit1J meet ends in another well desertled llictortJ. The 9irls halle worked extremeiiJ hard this season to improtle as a team.

Scoreboard Undefeated in Dual Meets 1st 131oominljton /ntlite Char9er lnllite 1st Twin Cit1J Championships Peoria Richwoods lnllite /3iij 12 1st

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First Row (L toR): Rachel Korellis, Moore, Rachel Reed, Nicole Moore, Kellie Stellens, Claire 8aile1J, Kristine Gleason, Alison HaiJS. Second Row: Alice Kemme, Melissa Wurth, Rachel Danielson, Susan LeiiiJ, EmiiiJ Schillin9, ChelseiJ Kallembach, Sarah HaiJS. Third Row: Elizabeth Gerdin9, Me9an 8rombau9h, Coach Don Wa1Jbri9ht, Mea9han Tobin, TraceiJ Hendrickson, Lauren Walters, Erin Koelkebeck, Ann Schnuer, Karen Shafer, Laura Frank, Coach Erich O'Donnell. Fourth Row: KeiiiJ Robinson, Melinda Pedd1Jcoart, Janel/ Shine, Michelle Patton.

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13ack that thanlJ up • Junior Mea9han Tobin has the stroke of success as she reaches for the wall in the backstroke.

"We had an awesome season because of our depth and talent, and we became reai/IJ close as a team.

The lJirls are like miJ sisters-tJa IJOU know!"

• Lauren Walters

Tear 'n' it up • Sophomore EmiiiJ SchillinlJ plows throu9h the water with amazinlJ speed while preparin9 for a personal best time.

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The 2000 IJOif was an extremellJ memorable one for both the women and the men. The women had a (,lerlJ competiti(,le season and finished with a record of thirteen and two. ThelJ were led blJ their four seniors: Nicole Bush, Heather Thomas, Sara Stephenson, and CorlJ Brown. ThelJ did a terrific job of keepiniJ the team tol}ether throufJhout the tou9h season. The women finished in first place for the first time e(,ler in a Re1Jional, and went on to State where thelJ finished in an astoundiniJ tenth place. The Char9er women are lookiniJ stroniJ for next season with the help of AinslelJ WellintJhoff, Anne Gorman, and Stephanie Mal)otte. With these three underclassmen returniniJ, the Chari}ers are hopiniJ to better this IJ.ear's tenth place finish!

The men's IJolf team also had a successful season finishiniJ undefeated in the Bi1J 12 conference. The ChariJers needed the help of John Parrett, WeslelJ Hanner, and Jason Holdren, all top senior plalJ.ers, to keep the team focused. The Centennial ChariJers won the ChampaiiJn Cup and the BiiJ 12 Championship for the first time in the historlJ of Centennial. The ChariJers' number one and two pial)-

Complete Concentration ¡ At the Char9er Invite, Elaine Deppe shines throu9h biJ staljin9 focused on her puttin9 in spite of the pressure.

ers made it to Sectionals. The whole team is ex"The IJOl( team this

cited for another chance at State next IJ.ear,

lJear had the opportu-

and with the help of Tra(,lis Tate and Jan

nitlj to IJO to state.

Dabrowski the ChariJers are lookiniJ Our true potential

forward to l)et another outstandiniJ season!

was shown, and it wiff hopefulllJ ljield a place at state next lJear for us. " AshtelJ Wise

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The Trait Of Centennia( Stars

Scoreboard Team Time - The Varsit1J men 9et a few fast minute pointers from Coach Wuff before defeatiniJ Centra(.

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First Row (L toR): Heather Thomas, Nico(e Bush, CoriJ Brown, Sara Stephenson. Second Row: Anne Gorman, Grace YaniJ, Stephanie Ma1Jotte, AslrfeiJ Wise, Kerri Bfi9ht, Jennifer Thompson. Third Row: Ains(eiJ Weffinijhoff, Mr. LinnenburiJer, Mr. Rose, Mr. Tee, Efaine Deppe.

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First Row (L to R): CariJ Steinman, /an Dabrowski, Wes(eiJ Hanner, Jason Hofdren, John Parrett, Brent Baxter. Second Row: Trallis Tate, Harllin Sethi, Dustin Bishop, T1Jfer HoiJne, CoreiJ PettiJjohn, B11ron Beck, Coach Tim Wuff.

Perfect Form - The Char9ers' number one p(aiJer, Ains(eiJ Weffinijhoff, demonstrates her superb puttiniJ abifitiJ white on the 9reen.

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football team started the season with the cards stacked a9ainst them. With the heatltJ loss of talented seniors and a small junior class to replace them, the team had to turn to its inexperienced sophomores and juniors to produce. Althou9h inexperienced as thelJ were,

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thelJ did not lack talent nor desire. The road was rockl) at first, but the team started to turn thin9s around, and it showed in their 9ame a9ainst their bit· ter rif/al Central. The Char9ers were in the 9ame the en· tire time. Their defense held Central's offense to just thir· teen points and their runnin9 back to a season low fiftlJ· nine lJ.ards. The Char9er defense was plalJ.inlJ its best 9ame, but its offense could not seem to 9et on track, and the team dropped a heartbreaker 13· 3. With a loss the followinlJ week, the Char9ers were on a six 9ame losin9 streak. ThelJ put what· ef/er was missin9 to9ether and had their best 9ame of the lJ.ear in their homecomin9 9ame a9ainst Urbana. It was an· other shootout, just as the pref/ious 9ame had been, but this time the endin9 was different. The defense caused a kelJ fumble, which helped to secure the f/ictorlJ ~ 1· 3~. The CharlJ· ers were not finished there; thelJ next trafleled to Rantoul, where thelJ earned their second win in a ro~ 3~·22. Fi· nalllJ, the team traf/eled to Eisenhower, where ef/erlJ member of the team saw plalJ.inlJ time, and the se· niors finished the season and their careers on a three

Ha"e a seat - Junior Fa/ton Tate and senior RtJan SearbiJ tackle Central's runnin9 back for another loss.

9ame winnin9 streak. Throu9hout the season, the team 9ained tremendous experience, as well as

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becomin9 unified as a team. With both the offense and defense returnin9 almost in· tact, the Char9ers should be a domi· natin9 force in the 200 1 season.

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"The unique thin(j about this season was that we had a shot at e"eriJ team that we pla1Jed this IJear.

• Most of the time it was just mental break-downs (that hurt the team). Towards the end of the season, howe"er, we pro"ed that IJOU win as a team when e"ertJone does his part."

• Marquis Johnson

The Trait Of Centennial Stars Team Time - The team huddles up for one more break before the 9ame the next efleniniJ. AttendiniJ a team dinner after the Thursdav practice is a tradition of the team started the preflious vear.

Scoreboard Mattoon Urbana

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ll•rsitiJ· First Rt~W (LtD R) : John Sclrumnclrer, Kit/ Abel, &minic Bultoclt, Elijha Willit~ms, Curtis Tumtr, l>«flitl Wtulu"ntJttm, Benj11min W~tlllut, Nicholas Reeser, Jason Stone, William &II, Dtlrrtn Mttttlt. Stct:mtl Row: }t{frtt~ Pritcltttrtl, Mt~ttlrtW WtstbaiJ, O.mttl Suthufttntl, ]onatlum Hm, ()Qne &thWtll, }tlstplt PitfCIJ, Kt~lt Mttltttris, NiclrDias UV11nti, T1Jitr RDust, Yt:~lrn• HDmbuclclt, H«IJtS PriniiJ. Third R11W: Cuch Eclclu•rlit, Cuch Gt~otlwin, Cot~clr Hid:m•n, Cllt~clr R.tJft, CHch S.rnlrlfrt, Ctutclr Mc&nntll, U•clr Rtmstttul, Ctlt~clt Smith, CHch HtrfJtS, Cuclt A4tt~tlt, Ct~•clr HDifis. Ft1urtlr R11W: ClrristCJplrtr Orl/, Dfcnitl Y•nclrus, Efl•n Rtuo, Thomas &ultlr, ]onatlu.n Mvers, Eric Sttmner, Justin Stierwalt, Brvan Tlu1mps11n, C.sev KasltniiJ, Brvan S.nlu, At/am BurrouiJitS, Blalce C11lman. Fifth Rt~W: Stephen Whitt-hill, Falt11n Tate, Tffulis Allen, Ben Gr•tlle, John Yt~rlc, Njle J•cluon, Michael Noflotnv, Michael Mtars, ]tutm Fisher, Rv•n Cl•sev, Matt Pt~ntifn, Justin H•utfe, ]t~lm V•nn . Sinh Row: Micltatl JMritlitlt, Ct~rv HotiiJes, Stephen Smith, Cltristt~plter Scott, Dou9ftu Bruner, Afarl(uis ]ohnsqn, Jacob Carfson, RIJ•n Starbv, ]eremiJ Mi((er, Peter EUi11tt, L.ren Pilce, Jav Rams/taw.

Junior Varsitv-First Roul (L toR): Marcus Robinson, Jacob Willis, Atutin Reprakash, Morgan Turner, Patricia Stemle, Jason Burgener, Andreu/ Mardis, William L1Jke, Clifton Hill. Second Roul: Matthew OI'IJ, Matthew Ziclr, Rvan Shaul, Je(freiJ Dobrik, Travis Clinton, Brvan Dobrik, Jason Rector, Shane Scott, Steven Schuster.

Third Roul: Coach Rvle, Coach Hickman, Nicholas LeVanti, Evan Foust, Stephen Strack, Chrisopher Hauersperger, Haves PrintiJ, Coach Eckhardt, Coach Smith. Fourth Row: Christopher Lee, Ja"ett York, Brandon Boswell, Kenneth GannaulaiJ, Coi'IJ Williams, Michael Schamber, Michael Kufrlenschmidt, Earnest Elam, Jason Fisher, Micah Wood.

Can 't catch me • Senior Thomas Booth shakes and bakes out of the 9rasp of some would-be Urbana tacklers.

"This IJear was fult of positille at· titude and hi9h morale. The fans were 9reat all throu9hout the IJear. TheiJ supported us no matter what happened, and that helped us to staiJ posititle." - R1Jan ClaseiJ

Frtsltmen ~ First Row (L to RJ: Richard Schumttcher, Dustin bmm11n, Rv«n S.rnes, Justin Sowers, Peter Acqrt/, Rt~rv ]11nts.

Suomi Row: Kvle B,.Jrick, Kvle Watson, Atl•m Sm1th, Je,.mv Thorpe, J.fatios Kubbs, A•nn McMullen, R1ch•rtl Schwei9h•rt.

ThirJ R41W: &bbie Smith, Rt~nnie Ru.J, D.nie( w.rrer, CHd Hq((,s, Cqach Gt~41t1Win, CHch HertJtS, Cllarles HqfJtr, AftiTIJan Turner, Garrv Sutherfantl. Ft~urth RquJ: Rvan Wttli9, A.'icltofas UV«nti, Tvftr Bums, Christt~phe Hint•n, H•ves Printv, E"•n Ft~ust, Christopher Httuersper1Jt.r, Joe( Rt~tr«mef, Tvltr Hansen, Tvftr Kuraselc. Fifth Row: Vincent Afqsfev, ]asqn Yt~unf, Rt~bert McCie•rv, Josh•• Chin, Corev Burch, Thomas Johnson, Joseph S.•tho((, Rivn•rtl Wilson, Timothv Stone. Sinh Row: Clifton Aftlrilift, Br•tliev Simmons, Kofbv ]aclcson, Stth Wilson, Af41rk Strand, CttriJ Wifliams, Michttel EUi11tt, Russtlf McKeith, Eric Youn9bi1H1tl, Ch•rlts &wen.

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The Women's ClolfelJ.· half team this lJ.ear had the most experience and talent that Centennial has seen in tjuite some time. BeiniJ led blJ. captains, 8rid9ett E"enson, ChristlJ. Ottmers, and Katie Gustafson, the team ended their season with a dual match record of 23-12 and 9-1 in the Sectional Tournament. Senior and former plalJ.er MolllJ. McMillan was out for the season from an injurlJ. this lJ.ear but was still acti"e in beiniJ the team mana9er. There is no telfiniJ what hei9hts these women could ha"e reached with the added experience.

Freshman Marin McCabe had an outstandiniJ season startiniJ on ClarsitlJ.. Other underclass standouts are Me9han Booth on the Junior ClarsitlJ. team and Shannon

Mine! · Jenna Gustafson returns the opponent's serve as teammate Jennifer Wanzek watches in hopes to be set up to kilf other spike.

VanAntwerp on the Freshmen Team. The team salJ.S "The hiijhtiijht of our season was when our

iJOodblJ.e to six seniors this lJ.ea" but plans to

team pla1Jed Normal Communit1J, the num-

keep this momentum iJOiniJ for the fu-

ber one seed of 8iij 12, we won the first tJame, lost the sec-

ture seasons.

ond, and then came back to win it after beiniJ down in the third 10-2. "· Markia Ste(lenson

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Team Time • The flarsitiJ team's communication was essential to the success of the team. This is one of the lceiJ factors of whiJ theiJ beat Rantoul Hi9h School for the first time in fille IJears.

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Varsitlj-First Row (L toR): Kaitltjn BrennetJ CheriJI TIJmonko, Jennie Roberts, Rachel Bettenhausen, MoiiiJ McMillan. Second Row: Jennifer Wanzek, Kari Reineke, Rachael Wesolowski, Katie Gustafson, 8rid9ett Ellenson, Trina Wetzel. Third Row: Coach Stan 8er9man, Kristine MalloiJ, Jenna Gustafson, Kristin Weatherford, ChristiJ Ottmers, LindsaiJ WeinberlJ.

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Junior flarsit1J·First Row (L toR): Jenna T1Jier, Rachel Hinds, Jiwon SuniJ, Samantha Crames. Second Row: Coach Felix Madera, LindseiJ Morlj Tara Swift, Kristin Dallis, Kaiti1Jn Stratton, StaceiJ Nelson. Third Row: Marin McCabe, Candace Hedrick, Me9han Booth, Garett Brownlee, Steffanie MillatJe. I

Kodak Moment · The Varsitlj Team huddfes in cfose around the camera to lift their spirits before betJinnintJ the match.

"We had a once in a season experience when we went 9-1 in our conference which is a task Cen/

tennial hasn't done for a loniJ time. BeiniJ the team that other schools worried about pla1Jin1J was awesome. " - Brid9ett Ellenson.

Freshmen-First Row (L to R): KathriJn Stellenson, Elizabeth Paunicka, WhitneiJ Muirheid, Alltjson HenriJ, Katelind Roberts. Second Row: Markia Stellenson, Erin Hosch, Me9an Leach, EmiiiJ GradiJ, Shannon VanAntwerp, Patricia Rudolphi. Third Row: Coach WatJne Ha, Charlotte Miles, Sarah Elliott, Salome FertJuson. Not Pictured: Elizabeth Gehrt.

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The Char9er Wrestlin9 Team of 2000-2001 had a 9reat season. With its six senior stars Andrew Arnold, Said Assali, Thomas Booth, T1Jier Kerestes, Paul Lie"ano, and Joshua Rolando, thelJ shut out competitors pin after pin. The Char9ers slaufJh¡ tered the Urbana Ti9ers with a final score of 66-24. Andrew Arnold was forced to finish his indi"idual season earllJ due to an injured MCL. His final record was 14-1. Joshua Rolando completed his last season with honors. He now holds the school record for most pins at a whoppin9 53 pins. There were also notable performances blJ juniors: Nicolas Hatfield, Justin Kamradt, Andrew Me/chi, and CodlJ RelJnolds. At the IHSA Class AA Ref}ionals, Paul Lie"ano at 119/bs. placed first, and Joshua Rolando, Said Assali, Thomas Booth, and CodlJ RelJnolds at 125 lbs., 130 lbs., 145 lbs., and 171 lbs., respecti"ellJ, won second in their bracket. Sophomore E"an Raso fJOt a tou9h draw in the Re9ional bracket and lost in the first round to the wrestler that recei"ed first in his bracket. As a team, the Char9ers placed fourth at Re9ionals. O"erall, the team has earned a Conference record of 6-4. Senior Thomas Booth finished his season stron9 to become the lone State qualifier from Centennial. At the State competition, Booth wrestled his WalJ up to the quarterfinals in his bracket, but lost to the wrestler who recei"ed second

No Mere~- Senior Joshua Rolando puts his opponent in the Rolando si9nature hold, the half nelson, to ensure 1/ictor~ of the match.

place for the Class AA State Championship 145-Pound Class.

"This season was The underclass wrestlers ha"e their work cut out for them.

unique because of With six seniors shippin9 out and these outstandin9 jun-

the fi(le Ace Senior iors and "aluable underclass wrestlers mo"in9 up, the team for the season of 2001-2002 is on its WalJ to a hi9her echelon of competition.

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Wrestlers with 20 or more wins." - Andrew Arnold

Team Time - Said Assali, Andrew Me/chi, and Thomas Booth show off their indillidual medals and awards for their awesome achiellements at an awaiJ tournament.

The Trail of Centennial Stars

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First Row (L toR): Andrew Arnold, Andrew Me/chi, Adam Smith, Joshua Hu9hes-Patton, Paul Liellano, Joshua Rolando. Second Row: Darnell Sutherland, Nicolas Hatfield, Nelson LuiJando, J. Andrew Mardis, Justin Wedi(j, Matthew Miller. Third Row: Coach Mears, T1Jier Kerestes, Said Assali, HaiJeS PrintiJ, Justin Kamradt, Thomas Booth, CodiJ ReiJnolds, Joel Kouski, Samuel Shelton, Ellan Raso, Coach Lon().

Shell-Shocked- This red-faced opponent strU(j(jles to break free of the solid and forceful lock that sophomore Matthew Miller has him in.

UsintJ the Brain Oller the Brawn - Centennial's 103 lbs. wrestler, Joshua Hu9hes-Patton tries to 9rab a le9 to (Jain control of his opponent.

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Call It Ref!- Paul Liellano forces his opponent's back to the mat for a quick and easiJ pin to win the match and earn points for his team.

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Centennial Women's Basketball protJram has been a powerhouse for IJears, and this IJear the team has continued the lefJaCIJ. The team was ranked amon9 the state's best alllJear lon9 and reached a rankin9 as hi9h as 7t" in the state. Coach Tim Fairchild's ChartJers helped him pull off another r!ictorlJ at Central Hi9h School, which was his 60(1" 9ame in coachinfJ. The ChartJ· ers also set a record for r!ictories in a row at home with 20, and thelJ won the Peoria Manual HolidalJ Tournament for the first time in Centennial's historlJ at the tournament. ThelJ also set a record for wins in a row durin9 a season with 16 and finished the season with IJet another record of 25 wins and onllJ 3 losses. The IJOUthful ChartJers were comprised of underclassmen except for lone senior CourtnelJ Rubenacker. "CourtnelJ's lor!e for the 9ame, leadership, and der!otion has helped the team throu9h er/er1JthinfJ this season," junior AshlelJ Meacham said. Junior Amanda Glerum made a stunnin9 comeback after bein9 absent last IJear due to a torn ACL. She led all Char9ers in scorin9 and showed relentless effort on the court. The VarsitlJ women put to(/ether a pro9ram unlike anlJ other, and to top it all off, thelJ were outri9ht Bi9 12 Champions for the 2"" consecutirle IJear. The IJear was put to an abrupt stop, flowerier, when the ChartJers lost to Bi9 12 foe Danr!ille in the re9ional championship. Re9ardless of the loss, these ladies will come out next IJear with an extra amount of tenacitlJ to show WhlJ the Char9ers are amon9 the best in the state.

The Junior Varsit1J also completed a successful season. The team pulled tofJether to pull out a win-

"The hard work it

ninfJ season with a record of 17-4. The fresh-

took to come back to

man team pror!ed to be a promisin9 future for

basketball after tear-

the ChartJers too. All teams put forth

in(/ mlJ ACL tau9ht

unrattled effort and stratefJIJ to show WhlJ the Centennial Women's Basketball pro9ram is not to be underestimated.

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Abocle The Rest • Freshman Tamara Butler eleclates as she shoots ocler an opposintJ plaiJer. Freshmen such as Tamara stepped up to ensure a successful season for the ChartJers.

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me a lot. Watchin9 mlJ team without me last IJear was hard, but the return felt awesome." • Amanda Glerum

Team Time - The flarsitiJ tJirfs alwaiJS halle a IJOod time while watchiniJ the Junior flarsit1J IJames. These 9irls made up one of the Centennial's finest 9irl's basketball teams to date.

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Central W Rantoul W

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f/arsitiJ- First Row (L toR): SaiiiJ Rudolphi, AshleiJ Brownlee, Anne Parrett, Andrea White, AshleiJ Meacham, Amanda Glerum. Second Row: Coach Tim Fairchild, Kari Reineke, Anna Hiple, AinsleiJ WellintJhoff, Michelle House, Rebecca O'Brien, CourtneiJ Rubenacke" Tamara Butler.

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Prime Time PlaiJer - Junior Andrea White keeps her head up as she looks to distribute the ball on the offensille end.

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Freshmen - First Row (L to R): Marcia Johnson, Katelind Roberts, Erin Hosch, Elizabeth Gehrt, Brianna Patton, Stephanie Bean, KathriJn Stellenson, Shasta Netter. Second Row: Coach Chuck Clutts, Patricia Rudolphi, Rebecca Meade, Sara Elliott, Jenna Crutche" WhitneiJ Ford.

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The 2001 Men's bas~ ketbaff season was one of much enthusiasm for manlJ. Coach Jarrett Brown in his first IJear as head coach reafflJ brou9ht out the fire in this team. There was some definite senior leadership on this st(uad: CorlJ Hod9es, Che Jordan, and John Parrett reafflJ took char9e out on the court. But like aff iJOOd teams it takes more than just a few iJOOd plaiJers: freshman Trenton Meacham, sophomore Stef/en Whitehill, aloniJ with juniors Adam

Petr1J~Cooper,

Nicholas

WediiJ, Fa/ton Tate, and Mart(uis Johnson were hu9e contribu~ tors to the success of the team. With a hu9e win a9ainst Danrliffe, Coach Brown's team finished the season

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"Our team iJOal this

f/anced on to reiJionals where thelJ were taken down

IJear was to beat in the first round blJ

cross~town

rir/al

the teams who beat

Cen~

us last IJear. We were able to accomplish this iJOal earllJ on and start of nan ~

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Team Time- Coach Jarrett Brown prot/ides some inspirational words durin9 a timeout to 9et the fJUlJS pumped up for a 1/ictorlJ.

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Scoreboard Central L Normal Com. W Mattoon W

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VarsitiJ-First Row (L toR): Mirza Theissen Adam PetriJ-Coope~ CoreiJ TaiJior, Trenton Meacham, RaiJmond DaVidson. Second Row: Che Jordan, 8radle1J Meredith, RIJan Lee, Marquis Johnson, Nicolas WedifJ. Third Row: Chumar Jordan, Steven Whitehill, John Parrett, CoriJ Hod9es. Fourth Row: Coach Roberts Heath, Coach GariJ Jackson, Head Coach Jarrett Brown, Coach Andrew Turner, Coach JaiJ Huffman.

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Hi9h Fitle • There are bi9 cheers for Nicolas Wedi9 as he is welcomed on the court to start the 9ame.

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achie~e

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Theissen.

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a IJ.OOd season" - Mirza Freshman-First Row (L toR): Ronnie Reed, RatJnard Wilson, AnthonlJ Miles, Cedric Moore, Aaron Neal, Justin Peacock, RilJnard Wilson, Nicholas LeC/anti.

Second Row: Coach GarlJ Jackson, Stet/en Holdren, Kellin Dabrowski, Mark Munson Thomas McConkie, Kellin BolJd, Brian Zimmerman, KolblJ Jackson, TlJerice Lawrence, Coach Scott BolJd.

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The 2000·200 1 Centennial Men's swimmintJ and di~in9 pro· 9ram was the 9reatest in the historlJ of

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the school. With its abundance of talent and experience, the team aimed to do what few swim· min9 teams from"downstate" /((inois had e~er done before, place in the top ten at the state meet. The team had a(( six state t[ualifiers from the pre~ious IJear returnintJ to this IJear's team; seniors R1Jan SearblJ, a four time state finalist, Shepard Johnson, a three time state fi· nalist, and Chris Reed, alontJ with juniors Christopher Ste~ens and Justin Hauffe, and di~er Daniel Choe. As if this was not enou9h, the 9roup also added sophomore newcomer Michael Alexandro~ who

broker three school records in his first three meets

as a ChartJ.er, alontJ with freshman

di~intJ

sensation Christopher

immiO And Diving

Schehtein. This is a team that has enou9h talent to rea((IJ shake thin9s up. ThelJ went undefeated in dual meets as we(( as placintJ first at aU swimmintJ

in~itationals

in which thelJ participated.

When the end of the season finaUIJ arri~ed, the Char9ers showed their stuff at the state meet at New Trier in Winnetka, /((inois.

E~en

thou9h the road was rou9her than expected, the ChartJ.ers

foutj.ht off i((ness, injurlJ, and a dist[ualification to their 9oal and

lea~e

with class. ThelJ tied for ninth place,

the hi9hest the team has e~er been. ThelJ the state, and

achie~e

themsel~es

ha~e pro~en

to

that thelJ were a team that

had been a lifetime in the makintJ. ThelJ feared no one, and neither took nor 9a~e anlJ t[uarter to tra·

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ditionaUIJ hitj.h·powered teams of lffinois'

had fJUIJS steppinfJ up from preflious IJears

swimmintJ communit1J. ThelJ showed e~erlJ·

to become a real force in the swimminfJ

one that thelJ reaUIJ were a team of

communitlJ. 81J the end of the season, eflerlJone on the team was swimminfJ his

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Up for air- Senior Daniel Rotert continues to keep track of his breathinlJ pattern durin9 a difficult puffin9 set.

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best time."· Chris Reed, co·captain.

Team Time- One of the tJreat traditions of the men's swimmint} team is the dinners that are held after all the bit} meets. The team 9athers to9ether here for some relaxin(} after winnintJ their fourth Twin-Cit1J title in a row.

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Power and Determination- Junior Matthew Branham resembles a streakintJ torpedo as he cuts throu9h the water with his specialt1J, the breaststroke.

Just Clownin'- Juniors Samuel Haun and Ross Straseske (jet cau9ht tJOofintJ around in practice once a9ain.

"The most interestintJ part of our team this IJear, has to be (

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He's 9oin9 the distance- Sophomore Thomas Blake heads for the finish of a 9ruelin9 butterflv set, one in which he's hopin9 he'll necler hacle to do it a9ain.

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8oth the VarsitiJ and Jun·

ior Varsit1J 2000·200 1 CheerleadiniJ

st{uads had outstandiniJ football and basket·

ball seasons. This IJear was the first all9irls' st{uad

that Centennial has seen in t{uite some time. Their season

be9an in Bloominl}ton at Illinois State Unillersit1J where the

9irls went to CheerleadiniJ camp and attended workshops to learn

new tricks and improlled technit{ues. There theiJ had the prillileiJe

of beiniJ critit{ued biJ the UCA (Unillersal CheerleadiniJ Associa·

tion) staff. Instead of the traditional locker decoratiniJ this IJear,

the 9irls sta1Jed busiJ with surprisiniJ the football and basketball

plalJ.ers with candiJ and treats before the bit} 9ame. With all of

their hard work and determination to be on top, it paid off

to see their smiles and chants continuiniJ to briniJ the

crowd to their feet! We're 9ettinlJ pumped for a

new season of cheers!

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Little Chargers, Big Chargers!- Captain Lisa Deppe gets the crowd to make some noise for the little chargers to cheer midfiefd at halftime.

"The 9reatest part of our season would probabiiJ be at camp oller the summer. We realllJ became much closer. It iJalle us the chance to open up to each other and bond." · Meredith Herbert

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Team Time· The Junior Varsit1J and VarsitlJ work to9ether as one to create a different kind of cheerleadiniJ plJramid. This is just one of the thiniJS the 9irls learned at CheerleadiniJ camp ol/er the summer.

VarsitiJ·First Row (L toR): Jact(uefine Kafipeni, Lvnn NtJUIJen, N9a NlJUIJen, Lanata Kendrick. Second Row: Laura JoebtJen, Lindsav BridtJes, Elizabeth GerdinlJ, Calei9h Sharp, Meredith Herbert, Amanda Sadler. Third Row: Catrina Marsh, Lisa Deppe, Christie Park, Jenna Hoerr. Fourth Row: Rachael Wesolowski, Karen Shafer, Mrs. Rovse (Sponsor).

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Junior Elizabeth GerdiniJ and Captain Jenna Hoerr stretch both their smiles and muscles to prepare for an inspiriniJ routine.

"In June, all of the cheerleaders went to ISU for camp. The ]f/ team worked reaiiiJ hard to place first in the dance competition. Althou9h we went last, were able to calm our ner(!es and win first place. It was awesome! Also, LindsaiJ GraiJ and I tried out for All-Stars at ISU and made it. We were asked to tJ.O to Philadelphia to cheer and dance."

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Go Bi9 Blue!- The (/arsitlJ Cheerleaders lead the crowd in a chant for the ClrartJers in their football 9ame a9ainst Central.

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The 2000·200 1 Lancer season was one with much hard work and dedication. The Lancers proflide halftime entertainment at the home football and men's basketball 9ames. TheiJ triJ their hardest to in· crease school pride and to encoura9e school spirit. This past summer, the Lancers attended the Uniflersal Dance As· sociation camp at which theiJ finished in third place. Linzi Noonan was honored with an AII·Star award and a trip to Paris to dance at the New Year's Efle Parade for her outstandintJ achieflements. The Lancers are f/eriJ proud to flolunteer in a

flarietiJ of communitiJ actiflities throu9hout the schooiiJ.ear.

TheiJ host the Mr. Char9er competition, first started in 1999, each sprint} to help raise moneiJ for future Lancers. The

SalJ Cheese- Alexis Burson poses for a t{uiclt picture just before her halftime performance.

"Teamwork creates Lancers are lookin9 forward to IJ.et another chance

beautiful relation· ships and wonderful

at the Uniflersal Dance Association camp this

accomplishments."summe" and another excitintJ season.

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Team Time¡ The Lancers share some relaxin(} moments before 1Jet another awe-inspirintJ performance durin(} halftime of the Central lis. Centennial football 9ame.

First Row (L toR): Hope Martin. Second Row: Kimber/IJ Toews, Linzi Noonan, Nicole Shoude/. Third Row: Prapaporn ]isook, Felicia ZhantJ, Adeo/a Cole Alexis Burson, Stephanie Ward. Fourth kow: Tenacia Gardner, Michelle Hi/~ Lisa Thomas-Vernon, Katherine Brace, Janelle Hucksdat, Rachel Sullillan, Emi/IJ NeeleiJ. Not Pictured: Jac/IJn Jaucian.

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"The 2000-2001 Lancer season has been a learniniJ. experience for the team. We faced man~ tumultuous obstacles throu9hout the season, but the~ hacle on/~ made us strontJ.er and created an undeniabl~ unil{ue bond between us all. As this season draws to a close, our locle of dance remains stron9er than ecler."

- Felicia ZhaniJ.

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Women's Cross CountriJ· First Row (L toR): Jennifer Stearns, Deborah Newelf. Second Row: AlftJson Broeren, Anna Rudofphi, AmiJ White. (Not Pictured: BrandiJn Buss and LindsaiJ LeVanti ).

Women's Soccer- First Row (L to R): KimberllJ Toews, EmillJ Renwick. Second Row: Rachel Good, AsnlelJ Meacham, Jean Dunlop, Tricia Johnson, Stacev Nelson, Andrea White, Leslee Karen. Third Row: Coach Scott Wilson, Natafie Gittin9s, Anna Hiple, Amadv Johnson, Jean Wheeler, Brittanv Ward, Erin Beitel, Me9an Busnue, Nicole f/antJrinsl/en, Beth lien, Arfene Affen, Coach Mark Sikora.

Women's Swimmin9 Me941n 8rombau9lr • 200 IM, 100 Flv, 200 Mull~ Relafl, fiOO Free Relav Rtlclrel Danielson - 100 Baclc, 200 Medlev Re/4'1 LAura Fr4nlc • Dillinf Tr4cev Hendricluon - 200 Free, 500 Free, 200 Free Retav, 400 Free Relav RllclreiiCMellis - 200 MeJiev Relq Michelle Patton • 200 Free Relav Emi/11 Sclrillin9 • 200 Free Rela11 Kellie Stellens • 2(}() Free, 200 Medlev Re/4'1, 500 Free, 400 Free Relq Mea1Jh4n Tobin • 400 Fr1e ReiiiiJ

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Women's Track- First Row (L to R): Garrett Brownlee AIIIJson Broeren. Second Row: MarciJ Suchomski, Kari Reineke, Anna Rudolphi. (Not Pictured: AbbiJ FretJuson, Keona Hornbuckle, Lei9h Anne KeniJon, LindsaiJ LeCianti, Keidi Niemann, Natasha Zeleza).

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Women's SwimmintJ· First Row (L toR): Michelle Patton, Mea9han Tobin, Me9an Brombau9h. Second Row: Rachel Korellis, Laura Frank, EmiiiJ SchillintJ. Third Row: TraceiJ Hendrickson, Rachel Danielson, Kellie Stellens.

Men's SwimmintJ· First Row (L to R): Christopher Schehlein, Justin Hauffe, Chris Reed, R1Jan SearbiJ. Second Row: Daniel Choe, Christopher Stellens, Shepard Johnson.

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Ullit 4- A

Superintendent of Schools: Michael Cain

As Unit 4 entered the 2000-2001 school IJ.ear, chaffentJes continued to face the district. Superintendent Michael Cain continued to seek solutions to the tJrowiniJ financial problems faciniJ the district. Student safetiJ. also was uppermost in the minds of the centra( office administration and Board of Education.

The Board of Education fed biJ. President Mark R. Klaus likewise faced the maniJ. chaffen9es faciniJ Unit 4. These chaffentJes included a deficit bud9et, student safetiJ., and curriculum detlefopment to name a few. These dedicated men and women detlote innumerable hours of their time without aniJ. remuneration in order to prot/ide the best education for each student in the district.

Assista t Superintendent for Et{uitlj and Education: r. Deloris HenriJ

Boar of Education: First Row (L to R): Phillip R. Clan Nessi Vice President: Scott F. Anderson, ecretariJ: Mar9ie Skir(lin Second Row: President: Mark R. Klaus, Nicole A. Stt1 h, James L Butler, Dr. Thom Moore

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Under the iJ.Uidance and expertise of Principal Dr. Lila E. Suttillan, Centennial has had another Principal: Dr. Lila E. Sufficlan successful IJ.ear. New chatteniJ.eS were constantllJ faced and met. Staff and student picture identification name taiJS were one of the most noticeable chan9es.

These chan9es were initiated district wide in the interest of student safetlJ and protection. The constant curriculum det!elopment and ellaluation of it were of uppermost importance in order to prot/ide each student with the best education allaifable.

Assistant Principal Mrs. JudlJ WieiJ.and and three capable deans completed the Centennial Administratille team.

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Checkin9 Us In • Attendance Secretaries: Sara Johns()n and Sharon LemaiJ

/.D. Patrol • Dean's SecretariJ: Geor9ia (/rinerPaul

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A Click AUiaiJ • Communication Center Coordinator: Deb Ro1Jse On the Cotler • LibrariJ Clerks: Miranda Shake and 8ett1J Herbert

More Than Words • Interpreter: Rose Panepinto

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Af a11s The • Socia( Worker: TiffaniJ Gho s Johnson

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Heads Up • Atllfetic Director's SecretariJ: Donna MackeiJ

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Counselor: KathiJ Doll Cookin9 Up a Storm · Cafeteria Staff: first Row (L to RJ : Tammie Gilliland, Nora Crook. Second Row: Kathleen Sanders, Jennifer Earl, ShirleiJ Her9lund, MariJ Theresa Moore --~-

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Counselor: Leslie Mason A Little Extra Help • Teacher Aides: First Row (L to RJ: Michelle Gillian, Tapan Patal, Almeda Wri9ht. Second Row: MariJ Corum, Deedra Sutherland, AmiJ Weisman, Deb Sanderson

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Counselor: Linda Pa9e Moppin' It Up • Custodians: First Row : Huon9 LIJ, Barb Knop.

Miller, DeMario Turner, Marlin Puckett, Eddie Jones

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Counselor: Terri Rein

Guidin9 Our Path • ECP Coordinator: Marc Chan9non

Head Custodian: John Tucker

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Ken Kleber

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DaviJAIIen

Terrv Kofcer

Ron An9erer

Laura Koterba-Buss

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Tim Arnold

Dan Ku<jlich

Brvan Bartosifc-Cielez

Jessica Larosa

Shannon Batman

Julianne Lee

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Heather Man9ian

Stacv McAndrew

Karla McC..ndless

David Madden

Barb Mammen

Mihe McDonnell

Jill McLean

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Peter Meade

Julie Mills

Mollv Mills

Rodnev Mueller

Fred Newport

Kara Powell

Kathv Preston

Paul Mireh

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Beth Sud/ow

Marsha Terrv

Lianne Thompson

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Betlr Turner

Nina West

Not Pictured: Laura Henderson, DalliJ Henrv

Marian Wvatt

Stan Yanclrus

Rita Ya9oUI

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Rita Ya9oUI

Andrew Woods

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There will only be ONE of you for all time. Fearlessly be YOURMr. SELF! II Schmitt

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We can 1t always be perfect, but that doesn 1t mean we shouldn 1t try to be. 11 Mr. Rose

11 1 have learned silence frorn the talkative, toleration frorn the intolerant, and kindness frorn the unkind; yet strange, I arn grateful to those teachers. 11 Mr. Woods

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Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true. 11 Mr. Yanchus

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The Trail of Centennial Stars GJ"'ee, Ondmc B.A. U of Califom,. L.A. M.S . Ca4fomlll State U . L.A. A1dndae, Sue B .F.A. Jlhno• Wca}eyan U

Slkora, Mark

Mammen, Barb B.S . U of lllino"'

B.S. llhno .. State U •smder, Manlyn

OroN , Stacey

B.F.A. & M.A. U of1Umo10 Allen , DaVKI

Ma.fllutn , Heather B.A Monmouth CoUeac M.S . U of lllinouo

B.S .• M.S ., & PhD. U of lllino&o

B.A. B.S . & M.M U of IU&no&o

Gundenon, Tracy

B.S . Mankato State U.

Maeon, Leabc:

An&en:r, Ron

M .S . U of W&ee.onalO at Mad ..on

B.S . & M. Ed . U of lllino10 Ed. Sp<e . Eaotcm 1Umo10 U.

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McCandle.a, Karla

Snyder, DavKJ B.S. Eastern Jllinots U.

B.S . & M.Ed . U of IUmo"' Harr, Sheny B.S . llhno'" State u ADN Parkland CoiJese

Arnold. Tun

B.S . Southern llhno1a U. Bartoa&k-Vekz, Bryan B.S . U of llhno"'

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B.A. Weatem lllino10 U. M.A. U of lllino10

Batman, Shannon B .F.A. & M.A. U of IUmoio Bowen, Debra B.S . North Dakota State U. Bowerwox, Kathryn B.S. Clanon U of Pennaylvan~ Brown , Jarn:tt

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McDonnell, Mtehael B.A. Ohio State U. B.S . Drake U.

Henry, Davld B.S Eastern lll.mola U.

•McLean, Jlll B .S . & M.A. U of lllino"'

Hergeo, Kyle B. B.A . Delta State U. B.S . U of IllinoiS

McMaster, Candace

B .S . Eastern lllino1s U .

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B.A. & M.A. U of IUmouo Meade, Peter B.A. & M.A. U of IUmo ..

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Churchill- Brown, Carole M. Ed. U of lllmoaa

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The LetJ.end Will AlulalJS Lifle On 'Eis1e was always one of my favontes and I would like to thmk I was one of hers. While I was one of her most d1ff1cult challenges for four years, I do believe I helped keep her fresh and on her toes. Desp1te my deVIlish da1ly reg1me m her class, she always gave me pretty good coverage m the Yearbook. Secretly and deep down ms1de, I thmk Els1e had a little crush on me. Just like I d1d With her and still do!

I w1sh her many warm comfortable days away from students like myself.

Love, Brad Miller"- Class of 1982

Prehistoric photo· Ms. EntJelhaupt as the IJearbook adllisor in 1976.

Infant Elsie- pictured here is Ms. En9elhaupt lon9 before her IJears at Centennial.

Oh mitJhtiJ one- Ms. En9elhaupt rei9ns orler her Adrlanced Rhetoric Class.

"Ms. Engelhaupt is a livmg legend in this community. She has been an inspiration for generations of students and a mentor for countless faculty members. We have been extremely fortunate to have someone of her expertise and dedicat1on at Centennial High School. She is in a class all her own." -Greg Stock

You contribute to our world with your gifts of patience, knowledge, and understanding. You seek the inner light m each of your students, and they are blessed. You foster the development of each one's unique talents, understanding that intelligence cannot always be measured by ways of man. You teach one day at a t1me, knowing that students have good days and bad, and with this act of love, you contribute to their spiritual growth. For your contribution to our world- thank you.

"Ms. Engelhaupt, respected and adm1red by her former students and colleagues, is the epitome of the dedicated teaching professional. A hard-working educator with h1gh standards and a unique style that has turned thousands of students mto learners. I can make no finer tribute to her than to repeat the words said by so many of her students over the years: "/learned the most from Ms. Engelhaupt" -Kathleen Barton

"'Legendary Elsie'· In the land of the Chargers reigned the Goddess of Etymology whose vernacular and parlance proved qwte remarkable. Relentlessly pursuing her gift to create adroit technicians of the English language, she provoked her participants with a lexicon to other world. Offering a vocabulary so richly imbued with her locution, we cannot help but to recall from whose lips it descended. Thank you Ms. Engelhaupt. Now, it's chair time." Valerie Haun and Adam Clark· Class of 1997 "Ms. Engelhaupt's class was the best college prep class I had. She demanded more from me than any other teacher at Centennial and yet /loved ever agonizing moment of her class." Jim Dieker- Class of 1973

We would like to extend a special thank you to Dr. Sullivan and Mrs. Katey Haun for all of their work.

With out your help, this page could not have been possible.

"Ms. Engelhaupt will always hold a spec1al place in my heart.

She was one of my f1rst h1gh school English teachers, and I had her for Grammar and Usage and Advanced Rhetonc.

She made her classes work hard, but we learned grammar, punctuation, and paper wntmg sk1lls. Ms. Engelhaupt taught me skills that I still use today." Stan Lew1s- Class of 1978

"Our beloved Ms. Engelhaupt IS a role model for all. For thirty-four years she has brought th1s school much character and touched many lives. She has become not only our teacher, but also our adv1sor, our leader, and most of all our fnend. She has touched so many with her dignity and knowledge. She has shaped us all mto wonderful students and valorous leaders. She 1s responsible for so many astounding accomplishments. We are all pnv1/eged to have been graced w1th her compass1on and remarkable character. Ms. Engelhaupt will be greatly missed and never forgotten. Thank you for everythmg. Love always, Emily Renwick and Kristen Bathon" -Class of 2001

"E/s1e Engelhaupt's reputation for holding high expectations of students in surpassed only by the expectation she hold of herself. Ms. Engelhaupt is the epitome of what a profound influence one mdividua/ can have on the lives of mnumerable others. I am very happy to have counted Ms. Engelhaupt as a colleague and fnend." -Dr. Lila E. Sullivan

"Today I would like to say thank you for all that you are, legend mcluded, and all that you have meant to me. You truly embodied the word "teacher", because that 1s JUSt what you did, you taught! You made sure that every student had the same services and opportunities for learning, a skill that is seemingly retiring as well in our educational system. I am deeply appreciative for and I leave you with two things; Polyglot and Magnanimous, I learned them in your Advanced Rhetoric Class and have never forgotten. May God continue to bless you in the coming years. Lemond Peppers"- Class of 1991

Childhood Memories- Elsie and her do9 Jack enioiJ a warm daiJ in Bureau CountiJ, Illinois.

'I, l1ke so many pr1or students at Centenmal H1gh School, had heard the rumors of how hard and demandmg a class w1th Ms. Engelhaupt could be. The rumors could not have been further from the truth. I found that her ability to commumcate wrt:h students was second to none. To th1s day, as a senior at the Umversrty of /llmo1s, I stJII revert back to the thmgs she taught me m English 406. I hope th1s opportumty will allow her more time to follow her /1/mi, we could certamly use her support. I wish her well m her ret~rement and I hope that she knows that she will be sorely missed. Patrick Rouse"-Ciass of 19i 7

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"You can't argue with illogically."- Kyle Consalus

The Trait of Centennial Stars

"Remember class of 2001, we are the real first class. Remember when we were "shorties", now we are the TOP DAWGS."- Sterlisa Avant "Be yourself, who else is better qualified."- Stephanie Lee "I too, like to live ... dangerously."- Said Assali "You're Done!"

"I always knew I'd look back on the tears and lau~h, but never knew I'd look bacK on the laughter and cry." - Molly McMillan ''I'm going bowling- if I'm not back, avenge my death."- Simpsons- Michael Mears "Good story, tell;; it again!"- Joshua Rolando A New Start- Prapapcorn ]asook and AUIJson Broeren consult their schedules to see what cfasses theiJ halle in common.

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"Don't start nothin' you can't finish."- Crystal Thomas "Be yourself because an ori~inal is worth more than a copy" - unknown "Keep singzng_ ALL FOREVER"- Leslie Damaso ''I'm your Huckleberry. That's just my game."- Ryan Sear by

Back On The SwiniJ of ThiniJS¡ Affison Mireff and Me9an Griffith walk down the haffs prepared for the first daiJ of school.

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C-H-A-R-G-E-R-S- These seniors reaUIJ know how to show support for the footba(( team.

TakintJ a Break- Paul Liellano and Erica Schneider take a break form danciniJ to rela:r.

"If you ain't '01, you ain't no one." "Good, Better, Best, never let it rest; make your ~ood be better, and make your better be best. No pain, no gain."

- Michelle Hill "And the best thing y_ou've ever done for me is to help take my life less seriously... it's only life after all."- Indzgo Girls- Catrzna Marsh

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"This above all: to thine own self be true."- Shakespeare "Be true to your heart, pursue your dreams, live with no regrets and never look back. LUV ya '01!"- Flezcia Zhang

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"Keepin' it Real"- Dustin Croft "AlwaY..s reach for your dreams no matter how far out you reach thev seem ..

Be the first to show the impossible is possible and never let that go!! Quoth the Bunny 'Nevermore'. Life is like music unless you put your heart and soul into zt, it won't be beautiful."- Martha Gast

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"Oh, Hello!" "Hello!"- Prapaporn Jisook "Federico!!"- Prapaporn Jisook and Felicia Zhang

ElleriJbOdiJ On Your Feet- Aaron Braun works hard to keep Centennial dancintJ.

Two of a Kind- Lauren Tichenor ties a ribbon in Felicia ZlrantJ's hair so tlreiJ can look exactl1J alike.

Slrowint; Class Spirit- These Seniors show their cfass spirit biJ ridintJ on tire senior floa t.

DancinfJ Tire NifJirt AwaiJ¡ Jennifer Burnham and Brandon Kollelf are lrallinfJ a 9reat time at tire Prom.

StudiJ Hard! - Zaclr SelriJ carefu((IJ looks oller Iris math lromework in preparation for a test.

Smile!- Alislra Goode and Janie LofJsdon 9et tofJetlrer for a picture durinfJ cfass.

"I was swimming in the Caribbean. Ani¡mals were hiding behind the rocks. Except for little fish ... " - Tyler Kerestes "... But they told me east-west, tryin' to talk to me. Coy koi.

Where's my mind?" -Audrey Till "Life is like a box of chocolates; you never know what you're gonna get." -Forre t Gump -Sanzantha Fi cella "Never regret the things you have done, only the things you've never done!" -Arlene Allen

"If we all did the things we are capable of we would truly astound ourselves." Best of luck '01 !" "There once was a Frog ... " "I love you two, and I'll miss you a lot next year!"

-Kaitlyn Brenner Just HantJinfJ Out- This tJroup of fJUIJS relax durinfJ cfass.

"Write in your heart that every day is the best day of the year." -Ralph Waldo Enzerson -Allison Mirell

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Smile Girts- AfbreiJ Nuss and Me9an Laz just (ol/e posin9 for the camera.

Wow it's Cold- Rachaef Wesolowski, Arlene Affen, MoffiJ McMiffian, Omar Said, and Kristen Bath on aff 9et to9ether to keep warm in the cold weather.

"I am only one. But still, I am one. I cannot do everything, but still I can do something. And because I cannot do everytlun~, I wtllnot refuse to do the something that I can do." -Anonymous -Krtsten Sat/ton

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"You can't ltave experienced true love till you're been bumed." Ryan Reid "In tlte journey of life do not travel lite road of grudges or tlte road of worry oecause they botIt come to a deail emf." -Lilura Beavm "One word, Alex, CHI Kl S!" "I don't and cannot hold my horses anymore, Anne!" "Elif Happy Turkey Day!" -Tiffany Benner " It doesn't matter as long as you get where you're going. " Marshall Mahters- Elizalietlt Monfgomery J

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"From freshman year to senior year it's been nothing but memories that will last me a lifetime. Love ya class of '01 !

Valerie Wood "Tite difference between a successfu I person and others is lack of strength, not a lack of knowledge, but rather a lack -Vince Lombardi -Katie Wetzel "Live each day like there is no tomorrow. " Jennifer Briski "Oh yeah! Your driveway doesn't go all the way up to your rage! Oh yeah! You better believe it!" -Mr. Globe -Dan

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"Funkelnagelnev cowboystiefeln!" (Whenever in doubt use tape!)" -Lauren Bowersox "Anything is possible if you believe in Him. " - ick Reeser "It's all good." ''I'm not too worried about it." "It's about that tirne." -Nick Brandt "Sleep is for losers ... Remove the stick... LW!" -Sarah Kurletj "To handle yourself, use your head. To handle others, use your heart. " -Katie Fairchild "People say true friends must always hold hands, but true friends don 't need to hold hands because they know the other hand will always be {here." "Never frown, not even when you are sad because you never know when someone is falling in love with your smi[e. " "''m falling even more in love with you!" -LiJefzouse GumpNicofe Bush "Open your arms to change, but don't let go of your values. " -unknown -Megan Laz

"Just give us one nwre year, and I promise... the Bears will be good! -Omar Said "After spending three years at this school, with all its wonderful menwries and all the Izard work and the sleepless nights; I have only one thing to say as I graduate: HALLELYJAH! " -Krystle Price Shine, and Andrew RileiJ can 90 to

"Where's Katie?"-Tracey Roberts "Oh shoot girl!" -Lisa Deppe

The 90od luck kiss- Daniel BuseiJ 9alle Alexis Cain a 90od luck kiss before the ni9ht was ol/er.

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8m!- Marc11 Suchomski and Cor11 8rown tr11 to keep warm on a cold winter dajl.

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Headin' For Class- Rachel Bettenhausen and Matthew Wa(lerinlJ take a break durinlJ class periods.

Time For a Picture- Stephen Hase stops for a picture before his next class.

"You may be the only one person in the world, but to one person you rnay be the world." "I love you people!! Good luck and do rne afavor ... keep in touch with me." - Miranda Lam "You're still living if you're still breathing; you're never dying."

-Dane Jeurissen "Hey everyone, listen to me. It's really important. Everybody listen." -Jennifer Rowe "What we do for ourselves dies with us ... what we do for others and the world is now and forever immortal." -Albert Pine -Emily Renwick "What do you mean it's too late?" -Jason Stierwalt "There's nothing to fear, but fear itself" -Alisha Goode "Attitude is the little thing that makes a BIG difference!"Christopher Carlson

All Smiles- EmiiiJ Sn1Jder and Carnessca Tillman shout off their beautiful smiles.

"When things get tough, stick your chest out, keep your head up, and handle it."-Tupac Shakur "Remember, things can always get worse, but I hope they get better." -Kevin Russell "To Brina: All I have to say is 'Hawaii!' 'But I'm sayin' tho' cuz!'

I love ya girl! And to Jenn Benn: I love ya too! And to the Class of 2001, we finally made it!" -Kristy Lewis "Hey Fields, can we make a tar and feather list?" -Janie Logsdon "Good friends are never forgotten; they live within your heart."Katie Ragsdale "Your chances of success in any undertaking can always be measured by your belief in yourself" -Robert Collier -Elizabeth Stocking

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"Don't go for looks; they can deceive. Don't go for wealtlz; even that fades away. Go for someone who

"Wake up, get ready, get on the bus. Pablo es el

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"Are you kidding me?" -John Parrett

"Any hill, any day." -Donna Packard

Just HantJintJ Out- Frederick BrlJant, Jon-Carlo Astorina, and Nicholas Reeser liMe extra time duriniJ cfass to relax.

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Streamin9 Spirit- Chadwick Moore haniJS streamers to ensure the seniors win the ha((waiJ competition on class color daiJ.

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Lean On Me- Nalcia Smith, Tenacia Gardne" Miche((e Hiff, Valerie Wood, and Sterlisa A&lant know theiJ wi(( alwaiJS ha&le a friend in each other.

"Wh_lf do I need to know English? If I'nz not going to Engfiznd!" -Michael Mears "I don't get. it?", "Why can't we all just get along?"- Rachael Wesolowski "Tust. keep livin, L-I-V-I-N" "Blanks" "Wussup Girl?"-Jason Curtzss "Leave school as early as possible, I did."-Tyler Hall beck "Are you dedicated? If you are, I'll see you at the top." -Courtney Rubenacker "Times files like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana." -Anchit Kapoor -Groucha Marx "Oh no you didn't! " "Scandalous!" "You better recognize!"Christie Park

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Please Turn Around and Smile- Jean Dunlop turns around, awav from Mr. Field's histOriJ lecture, to talk to friend, Seth Alper

"Thanks for everYthing '01! Have agreat time wherever life may take you, and I lzoP.e we can all look oack on these years, breathe a sigh of relief, and SMILE!" -Cory Brown "Make lots cif.friends, the_y may be the most important thing in high school. -Matthew Strauss "Be a leader, not a follower." -Alexis Cain

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â&#x20AC;˘ "A person who says it can't be done is generally passed by someone doing it." -Christy Ottmers "It is with an iron will that theY. embark on the most daring of all endeavors ... to meet the shadowy future witlwut fear ana conquer the unknown." -Feri:tinand Magellan -Suzzanna Hubert "Man, it's been a long (Festival!) ride and through it we've had some bumpy and smooth nwments. But you know the good always outweighs the bad. We've had' some good 'ol laughs and sante of ya'll know what tlie talki~ about! Always remember thaf good things come to those who persevere." -Tenacia Gardner "Urn ..... I don't know?"- Cameron Williams "This above all, to thine own self be true ... thou cant not then be false to any man." "I cannot stress enough the importance offinding and following your own path in life. If you can just be honest and accepting of yourself others will fina zt safe to be so to. - Emily Snyder ConfusedJ - Erica Schneider isn't sure what daiJ it is.

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Dress To Kif{- Daniel Gambill and Ben McDuffee are showin9 their retro fashions duriniJ spirit week.

"It'~ pure madness." "This ain't no shop and save." "This mug is out of control." -Maria Smzt/1 "That which does not kill you makes you stronger... LW." -Kristin Hintz "I have seen too rnuch; I haven't seen enough; you haven't seen it." -Greg Shobert-Rndiohead "Idioteque" "If I ain't broke, don't fix it." -Danielle Johnson "Let's Hachi that." -UPG 2001- Charles Grider "The thin~ I !,earned. in high sc;hool is that your true friends are always there for you, no matter wffat. -Sabrma Cunmngham "It's better to have tried and Jailed, then to live not knowing if you could have ucceeded.

The most useless thittgs to a pilot are the airspace above him ana the runway behind him.

T rules!" -Brandon Kbvell "If you trv, you can make it. Some things people do you have to take it. You have to do y6w best In order to succeed in success. If you're wimng to try kiss Centennial good bye."

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Doubfe Troubfe - HatliniJ both Sara Stephenson and Sarah Kur(eiJ in the same room can a(UiaiJS imp(IJ troubfe.

To The Class of2001: Can you believe it? We have finally achieved 'Senior status' and zve will be the ones walking across the stage in May. Although it has been hard, we have made it. We are the true first class of the millennium and through our actions zve have proven that we do things bigger and better. Our class has done many firsts such as, holding prom at Jumer's, and graduating not at Centennial, but at the University of Illinois Assembly Hall. We have survived the nzany changes that have been made throughout our four years here.

We each have our ozvn individual personalitie , but we knozv zve ahvays can find a friend amongst the crowded Centennial hallzvays. Congratulations Class of 2001!

-The Senior Section of the 2001 Centurian.

Three Studs!- ]oftn Vann, Thomas Harrin9ton Ill, and Daniel BuseiJ prolle tftrou1J6 their IJOOd looks; tfteiJ ftalle no problem findiniJ a date for FridaiJ ni1Jitt. ~

Burr, l'ts Cold Out Here!- AltftouiJft Anna FeriJUSon, Erica Schneider, and Kaiti1Jn Brenner are freeziniJ tfteiJ cheer tfte CftariJers on to llictoriJ at tfte 9ame.

Spanish Siesta- Mrs. Schuler's Spanish V class takes time aU!aiJ from tfte classroom to llisit tfte Art Institute in CfticaiJO.

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PrettiJ In Green- Rebecca Si1Jmon shows off Iter beautiful attire in tfte Spanish fashion sftow.

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Counterclockwise (top to bottom): Jonathan Mueltelj Christie Park, Rebecca Si9mon, Sarah KurlelJ, Rachael Wesolowski, John Parrett.

National Merit Commended Scholars¡ First Row (L toR): Jon1atha~ Muellelj Daron Williams. Second Row: Brett Merclren, Scott Fehrenbacher, 1\ljle Consalus, Matthew Chicle. (Not Pictured: Keith Burrows).

National Merit SemiFinalist- Melvin Clifford Redeker.

Con9ratulations -Principal Dr. Sulli"an shakes hands with three of the manlJ successful seniors.

Girls' Nation -SecretarlJ of EnertJIJ.' Janette HalJS.

Sons & Dau9hters of the American Re"olution- Adam Her9es and Katie Gustafson

Counterclockwise (top to bottom): Daniel Yanchus, RlJan SearblJ, Said Assali, Janette HalJS.

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The Trail of Centennial Stars

Adams Dur Sunita, Your "Suni" personality hu brought much happinm to our lives. We know you will be a succus in whllever you do.

Much love, Papa, Mom, and family

Dur Arlie, Your spirit drives you and it shines from your inside out. As you lem high school and begin the next journey, may your faith and our love be a constant support. You go girl! love, Mom, Dad, Nate and lydia

Assali

Wo oro hh i o~ Love, Do~ .. ~ Mom

Our Soi~ : nuk you for oil tho joy ••~ love you hm !ivon UJ for tho put oi!hlun yoorr. Wo oro so prou~ to ~. tho poruh of nch • fino yo'"! run .

Ruch for tho tlorr, ond k"t your ful firmly plutod Oft I I 1roun~ ond follow your hurt. you oil tho woy.

Amorauk

Allen

Grid, The next steps of your life are genuinely yours.

As our son you have brought us love and hope.

Compmion is now your legacy. You are forever in our thoughts.

Mom and Dad

Avant Our Storliu, Con! rot. lotions, you wore 1 very buutiful boby ond you hm 1rowo into a very uni1uo you•! lo~y. Wo oro vary prou~ of tho you•! lody thot you hm 1rown up to be. Koop r11chi•! for ell your !Oils ••~ ~r11m1 .

K11p Go~ first, We love you Do( Mom, Moo tel, an~ Gron~m• Mollie on~ Mory

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We are so proud of you, for your achievements and for the prospects thll lie ahud.

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Evu thou!h wo coul~n ' l lo!olhor for tho put •i!hl yurt, yo• wore with me mry sin! I• ~oy, ond I know, you fell my pruonco too . I'm proud yoo '"'"'!'~ your lifo io school .. ~ oulu wollu yoo m. I koow only too well how hor~ it wul Tho lon! woil it finolly over!

All my love, ••~ 111 you soon.

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Bauer Jorr, Your oxcoplionol occomplishmenh in mUJic ••~ lhutor hove fillo~ u with pri~o. Wo look forwor~ to wllchin! you mol io your futwro ond11vors. Wo hm 101ch ... ri~•••• in tho "'" yo• hm become .

Love, Do~ .. ~ Cml

Beavin Om Louro, You hove olwoys brou1ht Joy ••~ Love into tho lives of tho people you hm lmho~ . end most upeciolly to UJ, yoor poruh. Your tlron!lh liu in your Hurl, Wit, on~ lotolli!'""· We know yoo will conliouo to succu~ ol whotovor yo• choo11.

Love, Mom ••~ Dod

Bogner

Benner

Our Kotio,

w, "' •• ,,..~ of tho hutif•l, Ilion to~ youn! women you hm ~ocomo . Wo oro eoofi~onlthot yo• will succu~ io whotmr you choou to ~o . Wo will roiu you next yur whn you 1om to pursue ym fulm. Our little !irl is !rtwi•! up!

Love olwoys, Mom, Do~. Kevin, Tim, .. ~ Pot

Tiffany, Believe in the power of God to give you a new drum and bur in mind that if you can drum it, you can do itl He believes in you and so do we. love, Mom and Stephanie

Bottum

are so proud of you.

Dad, Mom, Angela, Joey, and Sable

1~6

Once In A Lifetime

Om Ryu, How oxciling it it for us to '" this once shy ~oy turn iolo on oul!oin! .. ~ toluto~ you•! mn . Koop worki•! hor~ to ochim tho !OIIt yo• hm ul. Wo know thot one ~oy we will til your nome io li!hh.

Ruch for tho tlorr ond yoo will ~~ ou.

Love, Dod, Mom, Kolly ond An~ row

Booth Om Tom, Your ~oiol, thou!hlful woy hu olwoys boon one of your grulul tlron!lht ond o wondorful !ift to your fomlly.

We oro so very prou~ of you ud your momplishmuh. Yoo will olwoys ~. our spociol guy.

With all of our love, Mom on~ Pnl, Dod and J•lio, Tim, Corrie, Sm, Mo!, Tu, ond Ftonkio

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Congratulations Jayl You've brought continuous joy to our lives.

You hm all our love and support u you begin the nut phue of your life. We

Beckett

Our Louron, Hi!h school hu flown by so ~uicklyl Wo m vory prou~ of who yo• oro ood of ollthll you hm momplisho~. Moy tho Lord li!hl your pllh with his !uidlo! love. Wo will olwoys ~~ horo to support you .. ~ to choor you oo.

Coo!rolulotio01 end love olwoys, Morn end Dod

Our little Sweetheart, Congratulations on your accomplishments. We are very proud of you. You can do anything! love you, Mom, larry, Ben, and Snuggles

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Door Aoron, Wo oro proud ololl yoar occomplishmuts, ud wo !rut tho! this is jut tho ~O!ioni•!· Yoor ~otorminotioo .. ~ potilivo ollitudo will urvo you well. Wo willolwoys ~. your ~ut

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Jennifer, (Dar·Dorl AIon! journey comes to on end ond onothor ~•!iftl. Our pride io your momplishmuts is mudo~ only ~y our pride io tho woo~orlol womu you've ~ocomo . Yn'vo ~ ... u owuoMo sister! As yn utor this uw .. ~ mili•! limo of your lilo·olwoys romomhr how '""h wo love ond support you!

Moi'O, Dod, Christopher, ud lomo

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JtorJtor: Yoo oro •Y Moroclo Ch il~. Alwoys reMoMhr: 'I '" ~. oil thi•!• throo!h Christ who stru!lhou "'·' Phil 4:13. For Y" ore uly livo yun from tho to,.h· ~owo , .. ~ yoo uo't lom~lo tho hll oow.

Wolno yoo, Mom u~ Joy

Om Daniel, Your unique individuality hu always been a gift or joy for our family. We celebrate with you today and stand rudy to watch you sail into your future.

We love youl Dad, Mom, Mike and Pat

Andrew Burns, Congrotulations, you can't imogine how proud we are of you. You have many talents to take into the future. We are with you oil the way. love, Mom and Dod

Bright

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Swuthoort, Tho limo lor om~orrusmut hu orrivo~. Doo 't worry; we'll lot it pus. We oro proud of how woll yn hm dou with oil of lifo's choll'"!"· Growin! with y11 hu ~ ... o !"'' doli! I ond ooli!hlooi•!• too. Enjoy coli•!•· stert o mur, morry ood hm o lomily, in tho! order.

Door Colo, Coo!rotolotiou "]'" uccoulol joorooy tower s o~olt oo~. Toke o~voolo!• of y11r !ills u~ to luis. Be proo~ of wh yoo oro. Roroo11~or t o limo yoo risko~ ynr lifo to sm yoor sister. Rulizo yoo hove u iooer streo!lh cu olwoys couot oo. We love yoo .. ~ koow yoo'll ~. oppy io yoor choicu.

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Chris: Kudo'sl We're utremoly proud of oil you've occomplishod thus lor. You're o wiu ond thou!htlul yo"! mon .

Our lives oro richer lor hovi•! koowo Y"· You will continuo tower~ !'"'""· Aim hi!h, Buddyl We wish lor yoo hoppinou io ell tho! you pmul Mom, Do~. Corrie, Stovo, ud tho rut of tho !"!

Dustin, Con!rohlotioOI oo ruchio! this importut Milutonol Wo oro oil prod of yoo. Wo livo in mitio! timu.

Thoro oro olmosl liMit lou opport .. itiu hloro yoo. Wo will ~. with yoo io mio~ on~ spirit whorovor yoor lifo's o~vutms toke yoo. Explore tho worl~ . lin~ ynr ploco .. ~ moko !"~ choicul Your lomlly.

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Caserta Dear Joao, Your Mom and Dad are far from here, but always close at hurt. Through Rotary, we e hope you' ll see how families here can be, and with love we'll call you ' Son.• love, Your Host parents, Mortha and Bruce Thompson, Mary and Tom Hodson

Curtis

Crowder

Croft

Both Crowder, From tiny ~its of poper to lri!onomotry, yoo'vo como o lon! woyl y,.r porsitluco Oft~ her~ work hm ~'"!hi yn m"h '""" .. ~ will coolin• ,, do ... c.. , .. tolotiou .. oil yur ochimmuts. Stoy louu~ ond !Oils.

on your ~rums Wo lovo yn, Dod, Mom, .. ~ oil your lomily

Adams

Burns

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Busey

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Our Frederick, The years have been grut, watching you develop and achieve. Keep trusting in God, seize the time .

Mom, Dad, Felicia and Carol

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Ally, Congratulations on a great four years in high school. I am very proud of you. I know you will go far and do well. Just don't take on too much, save time for fun and relaxation. You are a very special person. love, Mom

Bryant

W~ilt

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Braun

Om Becky, Remember to have puce in your mind, love in your heart, ond stride in your step. Your compassion and fairness for others will take you far. You have ~eeft 1 true joy te our family, we wish you all the ~uti God Blusl love, Mom, Dad, lindsey end Matt

Seniors

Cunningham

'~, 1ll7

The Trail of Centenniaf Stars

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Our Juoo, Wo jut cu 't ~olim yoo'ro olltroWI .,. no tio.. ~ .. 10., u lui lor u . Yn ~m 1rowo ioto o l11i11 on~ ru,usi~lo ""· Wo '" vory 'r"~ of Y" · Goo~ l•ck io io lifo .. ~ k..w wo will olwoyt lovo yu .

Dur Tahirih, Wa feel so happy that you 'ra in our family. 't'ou are a wondarful 4aughhr and tittar, and wa wish you all the suceau and happlnut Love, Your family

Scott, We're prou4 of the telante4 111usicien you hm ~eeo111e, an4 know music will ~rins you plusure throushout your lifa. May your eollese yms expand your lllin4, your frian4ships, an4 your 4rums. Wa love yoa.

Da4, Mo111, an4 Annie

Fiscella

Dan Gambill, 't'ou have 5r0Wn into I wonderful youns man . l'111 to proud of you. Go forward with an opan mind, a positiva outlook, and a Iovins hurt.

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Y"• .. ~ vory h•'PI lor yu io oil y11r uccou. No molter w ot yoo choou io lifo, remtmter '"'" ntvtr •leu; I" wolk with Hi11, .. ~ Y" corry wit~ Y" oor l•vo, ""'"· u~ o~ooirotion, olwor•· love, Oo~ . Mom oo~ P iii, (u~ Boo orll

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To Carly - our littla sunshine. We'ra proud of you for having tha confidence to try anythins. and for rulizins that will brins you sueem in all you do. Keep smilins.

Lova, Mom, Dad, Chris, Brett, Buu, Sky

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Griffith

Om Joll, Oor ,ri~o i• yur '"' ,~;, uh it uly ur,uu~ ~ I o lovo wo hm lor I o '"'" yoo oro. At Y" trnoloo ''' '• rwoy yoor lifo ~. lollillo~ ~y ~ruoos I ot oro roolizo~ u~ ~y liv11 I ot oro '"' .~ ~y yur .... , '''""· All ur lovo, Mom u~ Do

Hale

Hanner

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Hansen

Jeremy.

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Wo love yn, Mooo, Oo~ . lioy, .. ~ Kylo

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now ot't tom lor collet•· Yoo hm hooo o r•Y .. ~ I'm to pro•~ of Y"· I will olwoys fi,Ort yo II yo toorch 01!

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,rll~ of yn, 10~ love Alwop, Do~. Mo11, .. ~ Autio

Harr

Harrington

Stephanie, 't'oa are u precious and JD special. 't'ou bring us unending joy, love and pride. Drum 11 big 11 you un, and then make your drums happen. 't'ou un be w llever yn want.

We love yoa with all our urts.

Mom, Dad, and Cory

Our T.T., You hm motm~ ioto o fino Y''"l mon, on~ wo oro vory ,r.. ~ oiJ" · Your susitivitr on mi•tlor olhort it olwoyt thoro. Go~ ~lm yoo on~ !hookY" lor oil tho joy you hm ~root hi to m lim. Stoy locuo~ . .. ~ follow your ~rums . lovo, Do~. Mo , oo~ lzzy

Hartman

Heisey

Our Ao~row, c••,,.hltliootl w. "' .. vory , ... ~ of yool w. know yo 'ro ru4y lor coll•t• on~ olfor I ot, tho choll••tu of lifo. Y11r tpiritulitm on~ worlc othoc will olwoyt '"''' Y" to ynr hit hill ..,,,.,ions. love, Mom, Oo4, Petrick, Rochol, Grondmo, Hm,

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Ooppor

OurWu , Controhlotioul y., 4i4 oil Wo'ro vory ,,..~ of I"· Muy now u,ori11cu .. ~ joys owoit I"· Bo ho,,, .. ~ 10 oltor yoor ~ruru. Wo lovo yoo vory moch, on~ wo' ro olwoyt horo lorY" · love, Mom , Oo~ . on~ Jor~on

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Cusrotoletimll y., hm nil.~ "' ~mh with ~.,iuu u yu hm srow1 i•tt • th"t~tlol .. ~ "''"! yovos Wo11u . Yn ~m chosen your mt ,.th io lilt. Contiouo It rely on yur srutut strust~t ... "''"' lor ethtrt, honuty, strons lriu~t~i,t ... .. ~ succeu will

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Heli htt It ynr fiiUI, ui ltlltwt I• yurulf, u •• hlintityn. lenyufert'Ur, Dti, Me•, Stnu & luru

Dur Ru, Sus itive .. ~ thnshtlol, "'"''uiouh .. ~ crutive .. jut • few ol the weys we ' ~ ~ouri~o tho woMu yn hovo srewo It ~ •. Cut louo to wolk ynr owo ru~ ... ~ ynr life co10t. We ere u ,,.. ~ to

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Hudson

Hubert

Holdren Juu,

Hoerr

Hintz

Kr isti1,

Mlc~o/lo ,

Swntio, Evory ym wo m more , ... ~ el yu. As you sro~ult '"'" hish tchool ud u • mem~or el Netioul Honor Soc iety, wo m very ''''~· You "'"'i' locou~ oo your sool ol hios • ,.~iotriciu -yu will ~. !"'' oull Zoou , we lm yu very ,. .. ~.

Do~ . lolo•, Juoiler, Luru, t~o~ow, Smy, .. ~ leroily

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J isook Our P.J. ' Bo' Jisook, Con!reluletionsl We m very proud of you.

Knp believin! in yourself end your drums!

I love you, Ded, Mom, end ell your sisters

Le~t,

Mom, Roo, .. ~

Gardener

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yn whorovor yov !'· Lovo olweys, Mom, Notte, .. ~ Colt

end out.

God blm you, Mom

Kapoor Dm Anch it, To wup is folly, end to smile is wisdom. Kup smiling . You hm mede us 10 proud. Just believe in yourulf, end you will echim your 9oels.

We love you, Mommy, Deddy, end Sister Shuchi

King Deer Renu, We m 10 proud of you, end the fine youn9 ledy you 've become. Kup your hith u you 90 throu9h lift. It will alp you ruch ell your drums in coli•!• end beyond .

We love You, Ded end Dewn

Kalipeni

Joiner

Johnson Denielle, If I hed It drew 1 picture of my fmrite penon, then I'd drew you.

You m 1 ~uutiful youn9 ledy end deu9hter inside

Fairchild

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Jenkins

Jackson

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Jeckie, You continue to emue us with your ewuome slrtn!lh. We love you 10 much. Your smile brin9s sunshine in our hurts. God Blm you. Pul111 27.

Ma, D1d, and the 4J 's

Kerestes

Kendrick Dur louie, We're very '""~ ol Y"· We lui ,rivil•s•~ to ~. tho '"''" ol uc • kin~, ~mt ilol ~"! tor like yn . At YOI OIOVI OliO collttt, reMttl~or thet Y" hm tho ,o " to ""'"'"'h uylhlos yn wnt to.

All oor Love, Me , De~ . Alilt, .. ~ ym ~ret oro

Our Tyler, We m so proud of the fine youn9 men you hm ~ecome . Know the! you m loved end wished the very but, 11 you 90 off to pursue your drums & 901lt. love, Mom end Ded

Koss

Koehnen DurAnt , Coosretvlotioul We oro hom .. ~ ,,.. ~ ol yoor nccutlo l uchuso yur io the U.S.A. Th it yur is 1 llutuo i1 yur life. We with yn oil t • tucus ~~~ hu to offer.

ho,iuu the wor l~ Lovo olweyt, Mo11, Do~ . Fiorito, .. ~ C rith, or

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149

The Trail of Centennial Stars

Kovell Dur Bru4on, Coogrohlotioul Wo m 11 prou4 of Y" u4 tho mompliohmult y01 hm ochim4 . y., will 1100 ~ogio 1 oew phm of yovr lifo . Yov m I WOft~erfvl yovog moo, 1ft~ "" look forwor4 to wotchiog you mut your goolo.

With ovr lo;o, Mom u4 Do~

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Always with you, Mom, Dad, and

Krioty, From the 4oy Y" wm ~oro y01 hm 4ou nothiog ht moke u pr014. Yur lughtor u4 yoor coriog ponoulity tmhu mry lifo thot Y" como io coo loci with. Yoo clft onko your 4rumo 1 rulity ~ .... ,. of who y01 oro.

Congrotvlotioftl u4 wo love yov.

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Steph, To our buutifuland strong willed Stephtnie, we send our love ond our hope for the future. Nmr stop wtlking you own ptth. love, Dad, Jessica, Nick, Colby, Jordon, Htley, tnd Marty

Dur Williom, My Bohy Boy: Yov tol~ ., you'4 ~o itWe ore 10 VERY proo4 of yoo.

Moy you olwoyo ruch your goolo io life. Wo'ro olwoyo horo for you.

Oor lovo, Mom, Do( Miko, Sm, Koylo, Dylu, .. ~your goofy ~og Trixie

150

Once In A Lifetime

Logsdon Jlllil,

To ovr littlo ' Big Shot.' y01 olwoyo woro protty ~ig lloff, with yovr 'coffu' lft4 ~ig iiou. Go~ hu gifto4 yoo with 1 grut ponoulity lft4 woroo 11011 of humor. Kup Him u you focu .. ~ tho rut will loll io ploco. Wo love yool Mo11, Do~ . Steve, .. ~ Jim

Mayer Bro4, It huo't halft 1ft euy yur, ht you mo~e it throvgh.

Cucor took your ~~~ ht yoo otill ~m your opirit .. ~ • fomily who lovu you. Set yoor goolo high - yov coo ochim 10ythiog. lovo, Mom, Brio, .. ~ Brooke

Mears Mike, It'• hor~ to he lim your uoior i1 olmoot overl Wo m prou~ of the fi .. yovog m.. yov hm become . A• yoo lftlor your collego yun, holiovo io yomelf .. ~ your ~rumo. Yo• c10 occomplioh uythiog y01 wut to io life. Smilo u4 All ovr love, Mom, Do~ ... ~ Erin

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Me me nga Ry,., Congrotvlotioftl, Ry ...

You hove fille~ our livu with love .. ~ Hoppiom. Evory ~'Y wu ucitiog .. ~ ~oliove u ftiVIr ~ull. Yovr thovghtfolom will corry yoo for lo lifo.

Follow yovr 4rumo, u4 romom~or wo oro proo4 of you. lova, Mom, Kevio, Do~ , Moggie, .. ~Julio

.. ~ oupport you. love, Mom, Do~ . 10d Nick

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McMillan Molly, You hove ~rightue4 my life oioce the ~•Y yoo wore ~oro. Trvly you m 1 hlmiog.

The hvmp1 oloog tho woy hm mo~e our hoo4 ovu llroogor.

Moy your lifo h fillo4 with cholllftgu, frill4ohipo, growth, puce, love u4 ompothy for othon. I lovo y01, ~"' Molly.

Mom

Krittie, Coogrotvlotiood Wo m 10 prov~ of yovr m10y occompliohmlftll. Yoo hm ~luu4 ovr livu io 10 m10y woyo. Yov hm growo ioto o hntifvl, tollftto~ yovog lo4y.

Goo4 l"k io purouiog your 4rumo. Wo'll bo thoro to lovo

Lewis

Marsh

Beftrt Y" were ~trt, I rtyt4 fer 1 tirl.l ~nt ~utst luu4 It ~ .... it •Y life. 't'tt

LeVanti

Dur Bolly, Th10k yov for oil tho joy .. ~ hoppiom y01 hovo ~rooght to me. I om 10 prou4 of tho opirite~. hor4 workiog u4 ~uvtiful yovog womu yoo hovo ~ocomo. Bo tru to yovnolf olwoyo . I will miu yov u yov go off to '"'"' your owo future. Yov hove oil my love on4 1Vpportl love, Mom

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love, Mom, Dad, and Christopher

Lenzi

Dear Rytn , You are our fnorite 18-yur-old in the whole world! We wish you joy, love, and success u you continue in life. Work hard tnd know thtt you m loved

Dur Catrita,

We're proud of •II thtt you htve occomplished.

You've brought ltughter ond 1 unique enthusium to our household. We'll miss the fun, but long moy you shore it with others.

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Kurley Our Bur, Tlukl" for tlo Jlff" ~ri•s It'" ivu. Se ICUIIplit~IIUft tpuk ftr t~••ulvu ... ••I it's ynr lltftrity uJ Ulttitivity WI chtris. IIIII.

Meents Dur Smh, You ore o joy to uo. You hove occompliohe~ o lot over the yur, on~ we ore prou~ of yoo. Alwoyo rememher to follow yovr ~'""''· You cu ~. u4 4o whotmr you Wlftl.

Goo4 lvck io tho opeciol Olympic Worl~ gomo. love, Do4, Mom, Joa, Steph, u4 Ryu

Meredith

Mikovich

Bro(

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Dur Abbie, You m so beautiful. from the time you were born to the beautiful young womon you are now. You're everything we've hoped for. love, Mom, Grandma, ond Grtndpa

To my youngest, Through thick and thin you finally made it; what a struggle it's bun .

The future's all yours; grab it by its hil. With success and happiness; I

Allison, We have so enjoyed watching you grow ut and ore honored to have een part of your life. May the journey before you be exciting, rewarding, and

know you'll prevail.

Mom

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Dear Ryan, look who's grown upl We admire your goodness, helpfulness, and individuality. We are confident that u you pursue your dreams, you will touch many lives for the better. We love you lots!

Mom, Dad, David, Mark, and Jamie

Our Oehrah, Coogratulotionol You ore vary opeeiol ond pracioUI to u.

Wo oro prood ar the lady you hm ~oeoma . So mony poopla hm oha,ed ym life ond WI oro gratahl to them oil. Mueh thonks to God to whom we owo tha ~louing or raising yoo. Wo love yoo. HCRF love, Mo01, Dod, ud Roehol

All tho ~ut lm, Mom, Dod, ond

Peddycoart Pockie, We're oo prood or yoo. It hu bean r.. ond exciting wotehing you grow op. Your ability to ~. ymulr will toke you (or. We look (orword to watching yo• oehim your gcolo ond drum• in tho rutm.

Congrahlotioul love, Mom, Dod, ond A~bey

Pica Matt, You've alway• ~'" cna or the grutut blmiogo God hu given "· The yuro ohud will be hll or new chollengu. You hm the strength ood o~ility to oehim your gcols. Moy God continuo to goido yoo io tho chcim yoo moko; we oro vary prood or yu ond will alwayo h thora lor Y"· God ~Ius you.

With oil m love, Mom, Dod, Nicholu, Oovid, Miehul, ud Mork

Dear Amber, You're a very special daughter. We jut want to wish you all the but in the world and success in the future. Born of joy, raised with care, in our

Ory Chris, It"'"'' liko only yutarday whon yur dod hid io tho ~uhu to s11 t~ot yu got oo tho right ~ .. at kiodargortu. Wo ora ro prud or tho parroo yu hovo ~oeo10o. Mover forgot holt much yu "'"' to u . IUu I· Moil io eollogoll love, Mom ood Dod

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Mo•, Do4, .,4 Joho

Perry

Pelan

Dear Spencer, You can do anything you put your mind to.

Pursue your dreams, and remember your family and friends are behind you.

The sky is the limit!

Love, Mom , Dad, Ryan , and Sophie

Price

Piccioli OurMiehoal, Conti"'' tc develop yoar God givn talents ond creative utura, ud they will urve you wall. Al~tays kee' your senu or homor (or lih's little mioho,s, ond u yoo go " to ecllaga, ramtm~ar to stoy r..... d on yoor 1cols, ond your dru111 Ifill "'"' tna.

With moeh lm ond ""ort, Mom, Dod, ond lam

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Tyler, Congratulations on your many accomplishments. We are very proud of you and wish you success in obhining your dreams. May life always bring you the happiness you deserve.

We love you, Mom and CliU

Mosley

Patton

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Yt1 ~••• ~... uei • J.tf I• tltft•ily. Ntat efnetll tVtt 1••!i11 tit Iivas wititlt f"· As ftl trt4ttft frt• ~iti IC~tff, Wt wut te kaew ~tw ury prt14 we lttt ytt u4 •lltfyt~r teu•plis •••h. Yt1 ine • let ef Yerysptei•l•ulititstlttfllthy .. ttl• .. tstu4i•s ytus ,.... tilt we til len se 4urly. Nt ••tter iew ••ei •r•u ••Y ••r•r•t• •• it th yun It Ullt, Y" will tlwtyt h elttt It ,., hurts.

With ltVIIII41"''"· (h4, Me11 , u Auie

Johnson

love eternal.

Love always, Mom and Dad

Parrett

Park Chriotie, It io omuiog thot yu oro gradutiog (rom high ochool olrudy. Sumo like yuterday whon you wero o toddler. Be yoururr whormr yoo oro ud whotmr yoo do. We oro always behind yoo ud pr"d or you. pouible luek on yoor eollogo lihl

Murphy

Newell

Nash Katie, Congratolotio01l We hope the out t8 yuro don't go u hot u tho (irot. Yu'ro o unoitivo, eoriog pornn. We admire, rupoet, ud love yu lor all or yur wudorhl 1ulitiu. But or l"k to yoo in tho htm. love yoo, Dod od Mom

Matt, Coogratolotiou, Matt. We oro n prod or yoo ud yoor '"'"Y oeeompliohmuts. Yoo have growo ioto a woodorfol yo10g '"'" · Kup bolioviog io yoorulr, ond always follow yoor drums. Yoo eoo do onythiogl A wonderful r.tm owoits you .

Oor love alwoyo, Mom ond Dod

Munson

Morr Our Court01y, Congratulotio01 oo eomploting o hugo milutona in your life I We'ra ro prod or oo. Yoo hm 10 mueh to look orword to, ond wo know you eon oeeomplioh onything yur hurt duiru. So givo it yoor oil, ond onjoy lifo. We love you with all or m hurts ond will olwoyo h thoro (or you. lm, Mom, Dod, ood linduy

Moore

Mirell

Miller

Our Krystle, You wero such a eota, 01iracla boby ond ore sueh • ~eutihl doughier noll.

Coogratolotio01l We oro vary prod ar your muy aeeemplishmuts ud yoor high aeodamic aehiavemuts! Thuk yoo far so many momora~lo moments wa'ra sh"'d • 'fu Ifill ol11oyo h spoeiol to ul With moeh love (ram yoor (oravar h11ily, Km, Kirk, Kathy, Kudra, Kuuth, ond Toekar tool

Seniors

Thomas

151

The Trail of Centennial Stars

Ragsdale Our K•tlt, I hpt u yu hvt ••lh4 t~r••tlt tilt lt1llt tfCuttultl, ftll lut ~ritUuai •••uu't i•y wltlt yeueuterutztslftrlift .. i •• u•. n. rnpect ui ctllplnltl ynlt•nftrtt '" ••kuu prtti .

Jttf u i• ur fntrih cltllihti tuk, Min Rt•pltitt, yu lttn •••• t ewerli, tetter pl•u. ui "' '"' urtei• tlttty•• will cutiutftl

Gti ltlut Ytt ui Wt ln·e Ytt ,

Moo, Oo4, Mollr. u4 Ju

Reeser Consrotulotiontl Wo oro so proud ol tho llno touos mon tou'vo ~ocomo. Romombor to i"ludo God io oil tou do.

With His suidonco ond lm you "' h whottvor tou chooJO . Kup ~ollovlos in toursollond tho toluts tou hm to ollor tho world. Go moko memoriul Oor lovo Alwots, Dod, Ctodi, NiHi, ond Mom

1\eid

Renwick

Your never ending enth~sium and dedication to achieve your own goals never ceuu to amaze us.

Yo~r succ3s.u s art m-ny nd your me to be the ' irst jn line is obvious. You ave been our source of constant admiration. u yo~r ot~er tctivitiu help hape your personal1ty and ear1ng for others. ove, Mom, Dad, Linds, and Ric

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Our Duiol, Consrotolotiou on tour occornplishmuiJ throushout hish school . Wo wish tou oil tho ~ .. t i• tour coll•s• coroor ond ~•tood. Kup worklns hord, ond tn con h ontthios tou wut to ~ •. God will suido you i• whotmr tou do. love, Mom ond Dod

Rowe Jenny1 love you! The leuons you have learned in school and life have not always been my. In spite of it all, you have succeeded! Congrttulations -l'm very proud of youl love, Mom

Rudolph i Cntrtftlttlaul'fntrtn

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Russell Door Kavio, Wo hm onjotod oil tho ' choruton' you hm pl•t•d. ht wo will olwot• on jot YOU tho mut. Your lunnt, JOuitivo uturo will olwots be on tm sido io evorythiftg tou do.

Rupoct tmull lor who tou ore. Wo'll h protl•s lor tou ond tm lutml lovo tou lormr, Mom ond Dod

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Schuster NortYou have survived thirteen yem of school and you are still go ing strong. You are a gift from God. Remember that always-

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Once In A Lifetime

willios to toka ill lovo, Dod, Mom, Com, Both, Notolio, To4uilo, ond Joke

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w. oxpootod. slrl, ~ut iostud wo hod this ~row• - •t•d whirl ol o ~ot with tho ~iuut hurt I Yo• wero olw•t• tho champion ol tho Uftdordos, showios ompotht ~•tood tm I"" · Yoor !lor will shlno u ~rlsht ond " hish u I'" oro

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Bo ~•m. ~o "''"'· oo4 ~o rmsolf. It's I"' lifo-llvo It lo lho ftllut . Yn'll h It"' iurh w\utnr ynr iru•• ui plus tokoru.

WtltvtYn, Oo4, Mo•, oo4 Chooks

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Chris,

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Congrttulations, Courtney.

We are so proud of you and whit you have achieved.

Keep believing in yourself, hold onto your drums, and there will be no limits to what you can accomplish.

01t Wit fer

Rodgers

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Rubenacker

love, Mom, Dad, Km, and Michael

love, Mom and Dad

Rob inson

Rodriquez 011r S•lvt,

Andy for short Nicknamed Drew by Kris Dfor determined R for resilient E for mdemic excellence Wfor hard worker- a vmity swimmer

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Our Trout, Consrotolotloul Wo 'ro so prod ol too . You dourvo oil tho sood thi•s• lifo hu to ollor. Words cu't dmrih tho i•t t" hm sivoo u. Doo 't ovor lou tour wondorlol pmooolitt.

Wolm Yu , Mom ond Dod

Riley

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Nicholu: Thank you for all the joy you have given me the put reventeen yem. I am so proud of the young man you have become. Stay focured on your goals, and always follow your dreams. love, Mom

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We love you, Mo m, Dad, and Steve

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love, Mom and Dad

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Searby Ryan , We have always considered you a special gift in our lives. You have given us nothing but joy.

Thank you.

Sears Our George, Thank you for ell the joy you hm given us the put eighteen yurt. Your whole femily is proud of you end your eccomplishmenlt.

Shy focuud on your goels.

God Blm You. love, Mom, Jim, leu, end Grent

Shoben

Sehy

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Greg, We edmire your fortitude, eppreciete your humor, end mervel et your ebilitiu. We 111 very proud to be your pmnlt.

With love end edmiretion,

loch: Tho pri ~il•1• •f ra itln! you ~ .. ~uo pm ~ l iu But rtmtm~er, you'rt uver too old for u to kiu.

Whu yoo'ro off to coli•!•• wo proro iu not to cry, AoJ mo if yo• don't roiu u , tom ' littlo !•(.

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foloro, Dod, folol10i1 , luko, uJ

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Sm ith

Sigmon fh~tCCI ,

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Snyder Yt~•tnt c~ ll4. Yn kup •• yeus u Wt Ink t f life t n•s~ yur

eyu. Yn r •• ,, ,, .

Ntkit ,

Yoo ~m n much to h prood of. Your '""'!'• your ulf·coofiJ,.u, ud your compmion hm ~ ... your 1uiJu t~rou1~ tho put, 10d l~oy will h ym !•idu to tho htm. Kup your drum• io froot of yoo, my undyi•! npport ~uiJo you, nJ my love io yo11 hurt. folom

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nfrt rtt• , yur lnt fer tit eli nck •••lc ... tli un ui ltntt rtlt ... tit Htrlty. Fro• tit ltyt ef •luci witi tie Bupar' u4 tit lthlltll , •1 iu't hew• It th nsf yn int fer life ui til cruhru sre•t ,,; ••• II, yn ''"' siwu .. nun h h ,,.... w. ''"' ,.. , Me•, Dti, El i u~tti ui Trnh, A•y, Bn•er, ui Dtkt .

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1raJutionl Wo hovo olwoyt ,,rociotod yur 1ood 01hrad ditpuition 10d puitl~• utlook on lifo. Wo oro vory pruJ of you 10J koow yu will mcud io nyt~i•! yu Juira.

With moe~ lm, folom nJ Dod

y,, ievtitu ttci • i lus l•t

situ t • 4ty tfyt~r ~ i rt I Wt ert tt rrnl of t~t lmtifo l yn 1 loly ftl I'll ~IUIIt IIi f.. ~ i t stui~rit yet ~tYt ut uJ te~ieveJ t "'l~nt Olt~ tc~ul. Moy I'" lut(erllre, puitlwtttfiftit, Jeiiutin, uiuuyiitptt itiu

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yun of mol110col Wo'ro ntramoly proud of you 10J koow tho! yoa will mmJ in ruchi•! your !"'' 10d ochio~i•! yoor drumt. Know tho! you hm lo~in1 fomlly moro~on to mitt you u you moko your woy 10d romom~or to ~oiJ yurulf anJ othon /o ~i!h "lord. All our lovo fmvor uJ mrl folom, DoJ, Juon, ot of

Co ngretuletions. Sons are 1 gift from God, end you've proven to be 1 very specie! one. We 111 proud of the young men you hm become. Turn your drum into rulity. We love you.

Ded, Mom, end Jenu

Our Mercy, From the shy, quiet little girl in the picture to e buutiful, meture, young women ebout to go out end meke her plm in the world, it's been e wonderful journey! We couldn't be more proud of youl love, Mom end Ded

Thomas

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Thomas Huther, Con!rohlatio01. Wo oro 10 prod of yoo. Wo'ro conlidnt thot yo• will contiue tt Mtke us evu pruder thor•! hoot tho rut of your lifo. Yo•'ro o wondorlul d"!hfer. Wo ''"'d not hm ukod lor o ~otter ono. love, Mom nd Dod

Om Bryto, Whto you were born, wo !lVI you o ntml fo lot you know whot o !iff you woro to ... Whot wo didn't know wu how m.. ~ wo would on joy you, yur offer yur. Thonk1 lor oil the memoriu, cold lootboll 1omu, IOd bond concorfl. love, Mom ond Dod

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Strive lor tho moon, nd ruch lor tho 1fm. love, Mom ud Dod

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Set your goals high, and keep your dreams alive.

You are a fine young man, and we love you very much .

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We are very proud of you and love you very much.

Om Krilfin, You did itl It hu bun on exciti•! lour yem, to uy the lout. We ore 10 proud of you, ond we're excited obout whot yoor lotm holdl. Romem~er u Y'" work to ruch tho next milutono, we ore hero to love ond 1Vpport you lond toke"'' of your guinu pi!l · Welovo y.. , Dod, Mom, Ud Steve

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We look forward to sharing the challenges and joys of life's joumey with you.

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Williams Duu, From S/,,i•f Burfy to Aolif'"'· It'• Si•f Silly S••f• to Bm Nokll u'iu, G10J NifAI ,.,,., to Dun Koontz· ond now colle!ol You'll olwoy• h 1 ' •uccu•' if you kup drumin!, hopi•!• lurnin!, Iovin!, ud ln!hi•!· love from your ~i!!Uf lono, Mom, Dod, Grur, Ud Groce

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Wilson Our Preeiou, Con!rofllofiOOI, we oro proud of tho young lody you hove become. Follow your drum• IOd though II ond let nothio! or no one get in the woy of thot. Thuk you lor be in! 10 speciol in our livu, Ud boin! my but lriud ond o bi! •i•ter. love You, Mom ud Brittuy

Wi lli ams Cameron, We are very proud of you. You have been a joy in our lives and we hope your smile will continue to light up the world.

We love you, Mom, D1d, Will, TaShm, lan, and Mickey

Wood Volerio, I om proud of tho you•! lody you hm become. I've wotchod you ut hi!h lfiOderdl lor yomellud occompli1h them oil. I know your occompli•hrnenfl u o womu will ~. 1pectoculer. llovo you, Momrnle You "' o 1rut lister, 1hy tru to yourull ... Nikki ud Micoh

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You 've eome a long way from Seootersl We are very proud or your accomplish ments. May your next 18 years be 11 blessed u your first 18. Sueeeu and happinml Our love and support, Mom, Dad, Jarrett, Haley, Morgy, and Harrison

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KeiiiJ Robinson, Michelle Patton, and Janette HaiJS were swimmin9 stars at a 1/eriJ IJOUniJ a9e.

Debra Ballew and Katherine Brace had fun IJOiniJ to camps when tneiJ were IJOUniJ. Zacn SeniJ, Peter Clausen, John Parrett, and Sktjler Johnson afWaiJs knew now to nat/e a IJOOd time on field trips.

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Alexis Cain, Samantha Fiscella, Lisa Deppe, Jennifer Burnham and KatnriJn Bo9ner (iff up on cake and ice cream at this birtndaiJ partiJ.

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GoodbiJe Summer, He((o Schoof - Andrea Palmer, Barbara Wolfe, An9efa Morris, and Jenna Walden are comparin9 schedules the first daiJ of school.

Challez Campbelf Jennifer CAmpbelf Scott Campbelf Jacob Carlson Barbara Cekander Nichotas Chapin Janelfe Charles Dallid CheniJ Daniet Choe Dustin Christensen Andreu! Ciaccio JeffreiJ Ctarkson Thomas Ctementz Me9an Ctine R11an Ctutts Chantet Coad Anne Cobtentz Nolla Coburn Jordan Cotbert Adeota Cote BethaniJ Colfard Bfake Cotman Michelfe Compton Christopher ConnelfiJ Kari Cooke Adam Cooper Debra Corum Je(freiJ Cox R11an Crail} Ki1Ja Crawford Nathan Cremeens /an Dabrowski Ra11mond Dallidson TIJrelf Dallis Lauren Dedecker Jesse Depew Nathan Diniz Christoph Dobbins Patrick DorseiJ Amanda Dortch Stel/en Dozeman Katherine Ducanson Therisha DunnitJan MindiJ D11son Kellin EatiJ Je((reiJ Eaton Stephen Eisenmann Sarah Et-Jamat Matthew Effiott Peter Elfiott Jufian Erhardt Robert Erickson Samuet Ellans Laura FaheiJ

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The Trail Of Centennial Stars

Ramlalf Fair Sara Farrar Gabrielfe Fer9uson Andres Fernandez-AIIIar Michelle Field Jarrod Finn Anna Fisher Lisa Fo9erson Jessica Foutch Jessica Frank Laura Frank Patrida Frazier AshleiJ Frichtl Jennifer Galfa9her

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What is in your locker?

"An "I can dress myself" certificate." - Kelly Walsh "Some Nyros Gyros, a cup, a cheerleading bag, a couple of books, shaving cream, lotion, chocolate syrup, brush, GI Joe, soccer ball, and some dip. " Lucas Wetmore "My girlfriend."- Cody Reynolds "I had a fishing pole last year. " Harrison Goodman Just HantJin' Around- Andrew Horn, Robert Ohlsson, Gre9 PalJne, Timothlj Calandro, and Aaron Krites are cau9ht waitin9 for the school dalJ to start.

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Nichofas Hoffman Donafd Hoikkafa Andreu/ Horn Brian Hornbeck Yohna Hornbuckfe Jeremv Horton Anthonv Huff Paris Hutchison Matthew Jarrett Andrea Jeffries Prapis Jisook Laura Joeb9en Andreu/ Johnson Laura Johnson Marquis Johnson Tricia Johnson Erica Jones Jason Jones Jennifer Jones Chumar Jordan t/ivek Kafe Justin Kamradt Steven Kane Lesfee Karch Casev Kashni9 Latrava Keaton Dustin Kessin9er Ji-Eun Kim Tae Kim Nicofe Kirbv Ashfev Kfump Efizabeth Ko Erin Koefkebeck Erica Kouzmanoff Christine Kranz Aaron Krites 8fake Kurasek Kate Labreque Andreu/ Lane-Schenck Michae( Larsen Thomas Lau9hfin Christopher Lawrance Arnofd Lee Christopher Lee Charfes Leech Yiran Li Monique Lipscomb Kefsie Locher Kenneth Luvando Nefson Luvando Christopher Ma9ruder Kristine Maffov Ser9ei Marichev Brooke Maver

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Cvnthia McConlcie Alexa McCov Jennifer McCov Essence McMuffen Ashlev Meacham Darren Meade Charles Meeks Heidi Mehnert Robert Meier Andrew Melchi Tara Mettler Whitnev Mevers Stephanie Miles Renesha Miffer Scott Mifler Sara Mirarefi Ashlev Mitcheff Chvneffe Montgomerv Lauren Moore Lvsandra Moore Angela Morris

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What is the best way to ask a guyI girl on a date?

"Be yourself. "- Stephen Smith "You wanna go study the stars with me tonight?"- Lindsay Bridges "Shaving cream on her driveway."

- Travis Tate "Hey-hey you! We 're going out Friday whether you like it or not!"

- Elizabeth Gerding Hawaiian DalJ Relloft- Rachef Barbee, Grace YaniJ, Wiffiam Poehfs, Laura Johnson, and Jessica Frank decide to inte9rate the ofd pajama dalJ into the new Hawaiian DalJ.

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Derek Pa9els Michael Painter Andrea Palmer Ashlev Parker Rameika Parker Nikunj Patel Gre9 Pavne Marcus Pelmore Desera Pennin9ton Justin Peoples Amber Petten9er Tenia Petti9rew Daniel Pfefferle Thida Phetchareun Tvler Pieper Joseph Piercv Laren Pike William Poehls Matthew Pontife;r Erik Pratt EmillJ Price Saver Printv Jeffrev Pritchard Laith Qaisi Erin Rardin Mark Reelles Kari Reineke Codv Revnolds Me9an Rials Timothv Rice Jennie Roberts Mitchell Robinson Heather Rose Tamva Rose Amanda Sadler Anthonv Sanders Dana Schaller Ann Schnuer Christopher Scott Harllin Sethi Karen Shafer Adam Shaffer CAiei9h Sharp John Shaw Marcus Shaw Jessica Shedenhelm Rickv Shelbv Sean Sherrie Tabitha Shirlev Nicole Shoudel Rvne Simeone Larissa Sin9letarv Marquisha Smith Me9han Smith

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Micah Smith Roisin Smith Stephen Smith Denna Sparks Katherine Spero Joshua Stafford R11an Standerfer Heather Stapfeton Benjamin Stearns CariJ Steinman Kara Stephen Christopher Stet/ens Jason Stickfen Justin Stierwaft Andreas Stoftzfus Benjamin Stone Jason Stone Eric Stonner Ross Straseske Jenna Strater Jamie Strauss Jason Street Rachef Suffillan Lu Sun Darneff Sutherfand Sean Swanberg Nathan Swartzendruber Jason Swed Fafton Tate Travis Tate Joshua Terrio Ngu11en Thai Ashfeigh Thompson Jennifer Thompson Justin Thompson

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Efijha Wiffiams AshfeiJ Wifson Barbara Wof(e WhitneiJ Wri9ht Yuansha Wu Brad Wurmnest LindseiJ Yanchus Grace Yan9 Adam Youn9 Amber Youn9 BIJUntJchun Yu Jonathan Zehr Natasha Zefeza

Junior Class Officers- President Robert Meier, (/ice President TraceiJ Hendrickson, SecretariJ Adam Shaffer, and Treasurer Nikunj Patel worked abolle and beiJond expectations this IJear.

Picture Perfect- Nina Bell and JeremiJ Horton were the 2000 Junior HomecomintJ Attendants.

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"Getting hit by a car then getting right back up and asking the drluer if he was okay. " - Andrew Mardi "Winning a Christina Aguillera loolr/slng alike contest at the mall." - Claudia Dennis "The accident In drluer's ed. " - Jeff Pittelkow

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Catching their zzz's - Kara Rubenaker, Jenna T1Jler, and LindseiJ Bothwell take a break during class color daiJ after a long night of preparing for the daiJ.

Katherine Brusfleen Jason BurtJener Marilt;n Burnett Clatjton Burton LindseiJ Busboom Phiffip Bush Meqan Bushue Kali Buttitta Christopher Butts Sara Cable Gre9 Carter Jessica Chambers ThatsatJaflo Champaninh Emmanuel Chapple Christine CharneiJ Lisi Chatman Tim Clark RtJan ClaseiJ Traflis Clinton 'jason Colweff KimberliJ Compton Brooke Conner. qiffian Coole l]acob CorleiJ Scott Corum Brad Cottin9ham Erica Cottin9ham Dustin Cotj Samantha Crames Yumi Crass l]ordan Croft 'Andrew Curtis 'James Daltj 'Neilzen Damaso Vtjnekkia Daniels Rachel Danielson Kristin Daflis Claudia Dennis Elaine Deppe Tasha Deremiah Biren Desai Kareem DefiUIJSt Samuel Dietrich BrtJan Dobrik JeffreiJ Dobrik lndea DorseiJ Lara Dossett Schutjler Drewes JeremiJ Droffin9er Joseph Dummitt KerriJ Dunn Daflid Effiott Karen Elsass Elizabeth Emanuel

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Laura Ernst Samantha Estes Dontae Ellans John FarlelJ KimberllJ Fertjuson Jason Fisher AmlJ Flani9an Yllonne Flemin9 Kaitlin Fletcher Erica Flood M1Jnette Followell RaimlJ Foutch Matthew Fraser Elissa Gale JacllJn Gallatjher Kenneth GannawalJ Brent Gardner K1Jie Garton KelllJ Gatens Christopher German Elizabeth Gilles RlJan Gittin9s KelllJ Gleason NaralJana Goldin() Amanda Goode Joshua Goode Anne Gorman AshlelJ Gossett Abi9ail Graham Theresa GrandlJS Rasnawnda Greer RicltlJ Greer Richard Grolle Jenna Gustafson K1Jie Hall Kljle Hal/beck K1Jie Hamilton Candice Harris Donna HalJeS Brandon HalJnes Saran HalJs Candace Hedrick

at is your most e b rrassi g moment?

"I was at Ants i Your Panta, and I WGB in the spider web. I ju ped down from the top of it, and my pant qame off." ·Andrea Britton "Singing "When the Sal Go Marching In in the roo in secon grade and bei overheard by t e entire class Including the teachers. " - Erica Flood "When I fell into the bushes at Aunt Sonya 's, and my friend wouldn't help me out."· Rach Danielson

Just Not Lon9 Enou9h ·Erik Smith and Clifton Hill stop for a picture durin() their hectic lunch hour.

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LaceiJ Henderson LindsaiJ Hertel Cameron HieroniJmus Clifton Hiff M1Ja Hiff Rebecca Hiff Rachel Hinds Timothlj Hodson Alljssa Hoerr Philip Hoerr Scott Hoikkala Christine HoffoulaiJ Shameka Hopkins Tera Horn Micheffe House Jennifer Hubert Janeff Huckstadt Joshua Hu9hes-Patton Elizabeth Hurd Jonthan Huson AnthoniJ Iodice Neffie Jarrett Nicol Jarrett RacheiJohaneft AmandiJ Johnson Au9ust Johnson Christopher Jones CourtneiJ Jones Dashon Jones iltlti Jones 'CirelseiJ K.llembach ai K.rlstrom miiiJ K.salt GeflrtJia Kaslmi9 liza/Htlr K.tsinas 'Brt~t~lt Keams lice kmme i«aura KenneiiiJ cott Kent ra KeniJon Traf/is Ke1Jes Bunreth Kim HIJon -JuniJ Kim Ketti Kleiss Nathan Kolb oel Kt~uslti i411am Kouzmanoff ichael Kuhlenschmidt edidah Lawrence 'hristopher Ue 'RIJ•n Ufranlle Elizabeth Lemmon Vilatlr l.eunammachaclt usan Utlf

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The Trail of Centennial Stars

Sara Lewin Andrew Lewis Dominit{ue Lienard Crljstal LifJon KimberiiJ LindseiJ Kalinda LisiJ Robert Lon9 WhitneiJ Lon9 Courtland Louie Derek LoweriJ Phillip LoweriJ William L1Jke William L1Jnch CheriJI Mahon

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What is the best way t ask a guy/girl on a date?

"Look them in the eyes, and talk from your :aeart. " - Samantha Crames "A fortune cookie. " - K le Hall beck "It's all about confidence and discipline. Practice lfor many hours in front of mirror."- Matt Ory "With a smile on my face and a twenty dollar bill in my hand." - Todd Merchen

8o1JS Will Be 8o1JS â&#x20AC;˘ E"an Raso and TIJier Rouse practice their weitJhtliftinlJ biJ pickin9 up JaiJ Ramshaw in the hallwaiJ.

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MolfiJ Mos(eiJ Melissa Moss Johanna Muelfer KathriJn MurplriJ Christina M1Jers Cr1Jstaf MIJ(es ariJ tuJarslci 'Mumealti Nakamura Katie edson 'Michael Nelson StaceiJ Nelson Elizabeth Nerone 'Nathan Newman taCIJ Newman Emma O'Brien Daniel OtJwaf Todd Oldham Diana Ontilleros atthew OriJ m Pt~clcard nne P11"ett ndrew Pellum Dllniel Perlltt 1t~ntltlrtln Peterson S.r11 Peterson 'NichDitls Pettett Clemith Petti9rew Riamsalio Phetchareun Mitch Philips Udie Piat ichofas Pica JeffreiJ Pitteflcow LindsaiJ Porter Dllnieffe Postufa Stefanie Postufa Pallet P11urmaf Ken~râ&#x20AC;˘

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The Trail of Centennial Stars

EmillJ SchillintJ BetslJ Schluter Hana Schneider Katie Schoolcraft Christine Schowen9erdt Claire Schuh Jacob Schultz John Schumacher Ste(len Schuster Shane Scott Matthew Sen9 R1Jan Shaw Samuel Shelton Trent Sherman Aaron Shmikler Thomas Siders Darius Si/(la Sarah Smeltzer Adam Smith Adria Smith Aleesha Smith Erik Smith James Smith Jennifer Smith Mar9aret Smith Tristan Soluk Griffin Spotz Matthew Stacher

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Me9an Weldon AinslelJ Wellin9noff Stephen Whitehill Harold Wi99am TIJier Wilken 8obblJ Williams Erica Williams Robert Williams Jacob Willis Michael Wilson Ariel WinfrelJ AshlelJ Wise Micah Wood Heidie Woodco~t Christopher Woolcott JeramelJ WoolselJ Andrew Wulf Melissa Wurth Jarrett York Jennifer Zann Di'Marrio Zander Matthew Zich

Take it to the Ti9ers! . The sophomores put manlJ hours of nard work into their float.

Sophomore Class Officers â&#x20AC;˘ First row (L to R): SecretarlJ, MolllJ Ra9sdale, TreasurlJ, Jason Rector Second Row: President Anne Parrett, Vice President SalllJ Rudolphi worked nard for their class this IJear.

On Top of the World â&#x20AC;˘ Jiwon Sun9 and Patrick Brown were the 2000 Sophomore Homecomin9 Attendants.

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Three Cheers for Hi9h Schoof!- Me9an Leach, Erica HarmoniJ, Katefind Roberts and TiffaniJ Cook take a moment to smite on the first daiJ of school.

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Caro( BriJant Danie((e Buchholz Trung Bui CoreiJ Burch MarifiJn Burnett TIJfer Burns

Andrew Burroughs Joshua Busick BrandiJn Buss Nico(e Butter Tamara Butter Antwan Campbe((

Jamie Canu(( Dallid Carlson Roger Carlson Ratisha Carter Sheriste Carter Candice Chambers

Veronica ChaneiJ Joshua Chin WhitneiJ Cfose Dori Cochran TiffaniJ Cook Aficia Corso

Emma Crande(( Kenneth Crane Chad Crook Jenna Crutcher Leigh Cunningham Christi Cushing

Kellin Dabrowski Tarrikka Dallidson Terrce( Da!lidson Samue( Dallis Keith Dedecker Sean Dedecker

Theodore Demeris Kefllin Diep AnthoniJ Dobbins Heather DoxeiJ Heather D1Json Ha(eiJ Eastin

LarriJ Ebefing Marcus Edwards Earnest Efam Brian E((enberiJer Michae( EUiott Sarah EUiott

Sallanah EUis Margaret Emmons Nerissa Escobedo Brandon Fecht Kimber(IJ Ferguson Safome Fer9uson

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Stellen H11ldren EmillJ H11lm Casev H11rber9 Erin H11sch Ashlev H11Wert11n Tvler H11vne

Andrew Huddle Kenneth Huff Michael Hu9hes Whitnev Hu9hes Blalce Hunt Stephanie Hunt

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Daniel Lacev Andrew Lannerv Tim11thv LArsen Emma LArs11n Chaunda Lattimqre Tverice Lawrence

Keisha lA1Jtl1n Hien Le Nilan Le Me9an Leach Eu9enia Lee Tiesha Lee

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Wilfiam Lee Dustin Lemmtm Natalie Lenzi Nicholas Lellanti Stephanie Liellano Danie/fe Lochner Jennifer Lo9ue Andrea Lorenz Amanda Lollin(jfoss Erica Maclin HolfiJ Ma9ruder Veronica Malkowski Sarah Malone JeremiJ Mancini Matthew Mann Meredith Marsh Richie Martin Rebecca Mateunas Stephanie Maljotte Marin McCabe Robert McCieariJ Thomas McConkie Jennifer McCOIJ Dominique McGee GeoffreiJ McGinness Russe/f McKeith 8r1Jan McKinneiJ Malando McMillion Aaron McMu/fen Brittanie McMu/fen Trenton Meacham Rebecca Meade Brian Melander AnthoniJ Miles Charlotte Miles

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CciUrtneiJ Morris Noah A.forris Jenna Mortensen Robert Moser Dantrise Moslev Jorden MosleiJ

Vincent Meslev WhitneiJ Mairheid Biii1Jioe Munoz Mark Munson CourtneiJ MurphiJ Heather Mvers

Aaron Neal Justin Nealis Erica Neelev Shasta Netter Clarissa Nickerson lila Nollotoroll

TimothiJ O'Brien Dakota Oliller Tessa Ortiz-Games Crvstal Oschwald Brianna Patton Latova Patton

Nicole Paulk Elizabeth Paunicka Sara Pavne Justin Peacock Corev Pettviohn Christine Pinheiro

Kok Pook Haves PrintiJ Charles Pruett Michelle Ramsev Katherine Rea9an Rachel Reed

Ronnie Reed Erin Re9er Eric Reid Mea9an Reid Nichole Revnolds Heather Riddell

Stephanie Ri99in Katelind Roberts Kimberlv Roderick Stephen Ro9ers Larissa Ross Joel Rotramel

Patricia Rudolphi Laura Russell Jos:!ph Saathoff Emmi Schaller Christopher Schehlein William Schoenoff

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/sen Scholze Richard Schumacher Dallid Schurter John Schuster Richard Schweit;hart Lana Sears Thidaphorn Sen9sallanh Natasha Shotts BradleiJ Simmons Nichole Simpson Adam Smith Daniel Smith HillariJ Smith Shannon Smith Stuart Smith Cameron Smucker Garrett Sommer Vila1JIIOn9 Sompheth Justin Sowers Jeremiah StanleiJ KelleiJ Staub Neal Stephenson Kellie Stellens KathriJn Stellenson Markia Stellenson Erin Stewart Matthew Stockin9 Timoth1J Stone Mark Strand GarriJ Sutherland Jerome Terrio William Thomas D1Jian Thomassie JeremiJ Thorpe Phillip Trautman Rebecca Tucker Mor9an Tucker Klarissa Underwood Heather Valentine Shannon Vanantwerp Sarah Vannice MariJ Vau9hn CourtneiJ Villarreal Lucious Walker TerriJ Walker Jason Wall Jaime Wallace Daniel Waller Stephanie Ward

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Once In a Blue Moon, Freshmen come in first!- The freshmen did a martlelous job on their float and came in first.

Precious Moments- Marki Stetlenson and Justin Peacock were elected 2000 Homecomin9 Attendants for the freshman class.

Freshman Class Officers- Patricia Rudolphi (President), JeremiJ Thorpe (Vice President), 8rittaniJ Wie9and (Treasurer) and Me9an Leach (SecretariJ) work hard for the class of 2004.

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As we reflect upon the 2000-2001 schooltJ.ea" each student enrolled at Centennial HiiJh School filled the halls that made each indiflidual ph1Jsicaii1J, mentaiiiJ, and sociaiiiJ unique as efleriJ star in the sktJ. From nerfle-rackiniJ football 9ames and entertaininiJ school performances, to eariiJ morniniJ meetiniJS and late-nite phone talks with a close friend, the enjotJ.ment and stresses of hi9h school were well reco9nized biJ each student. School spirit and pride hafle 9rown from unnoticeable forces to noticeable presences. The thrills and pressures of hi9h school hafle enabled each indiflidual to establish separate identities, while unitiniJ with the school as one. EfleriJ IJ.ear has its ups and downs; howefler, the journeiJ taken has created permanent memories, which will last well into the future. HopefuiiiJ we will be able to reminisce upon our experiences and take from them not oniiJ wisdom and knowled9e, but most importanti1J, the lifeloniJ friendships shaped aloniJ the WaiJ. Before we know it, another school IJ.ear will roll around. There will be new adflentures, records to be shattered, futures to be explored, minds to be expanded, obstacles to oflercome, and destinies to be met.

But for the time beiniJ, we can all unanimousiiJ a9ree that this IJ.ear was one that could hafle oniiJ happened "Once In A Blue Moon."

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ANOTHER Durin9 the summer of 2000 the 9as prices were soarin9. Since the oif wefls were not h1J.11in9 as much oil produced, the prices of 9as increased. The State fefjislature decided to suspend the safes tax on the price of 9as as of JuliJ 1, 2000. The eliminated state 9as tax dropped the price of 9as fille cents. The reprielle was nice for a white, but as of JanuariJ 1, 2001 the safes tax was implemented once a9ain. As 9as prices continue to soar, onliJ the future wifl hold what theiJ wifl be.

As tire """" •f Centenni•l •p•n•li in Au9ust 2000 tire stullents •f Centenni•l Hi9lr Sclr••l were {•cell With • mtVor clran9e tlu.t tire sclroDI (t~untl nut! to be implemented tu a mtt:uure t1( security. Students Wtrt tulcttl to Wtttr ID btu/fitS. 811 Wtttrin9 ID luulf1ts, tlrt {acultiJ ttntl stutltnts Wtrt mort able to rtCD(jnize tire intlillitluals Who bt1Dnf1ttl ttt the school. Students futllt to u/tltr the ID bttti(JtS abollt tire u/ttist tlurin9 school hours. Stutltnts art alsD to U/tt~.r them to school sponsored tlltnts, such as dances, sportin9 tlltnts, tmtl tlrtatrical performances. AltlrDufJir tire cht~n(/t Was a bit difficult at first, tlltriJDnt lras sumttl to lrttllt iJrtiWn accustDmttl to tlrt chllnfltS.

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As the second semester of school started on JanuariJ 16, 2001, students were asked to paiJ a $25 fee to park in the student parkinfJ lot. In IJears past oniiJ juniors and seniors were permitted to park in the lot. After much deliberation and maniJ headaches, it was decided to open the parkin9 lot to aff who wanted a spot.

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In char9infJ this $25 fee, the administration hopes to expand the lot biJ asphaltinfJ it with the moneiJ that theiJ har!e acl{uired.

TheiJ hope with the expansion of the parkin9 lot that it wiff 9reati1J reduce the or/er-crowdness and illefJal parkin9 incidents.

So in the IJears to come the parkin9 issue, of not beinfJ able to find a spot will be diminished.

This winter was the coldest winter of Centra/Illinois in 106 tJears. The temperature continued to crash below zero throu9h winter months. AlonlJ with the briskful temperatures, 9reat amounts of snow fell. Records totaled with o"er 15 inches of snow with 111.75 inches in December and 2 inches in JanuariJ. The snow piles accumulated on the streets, sidewalks, and parkinlJ lots of Centennial. Despite the bitter cold and the surplus of sno"" we all sur"i"ed throu9h this miserable winter.

The tJear was a "eriJ remarkable and unforlJettable tJear for politics. The presidential campailJn was like one no one had e"er seen.

This election made historiJ. There was a contro"ersial "ote countinlJ problem in Florida that postponed the announcement of the new president. For maniJ daiJS, Americans waited to hear the news of who our president was. The contro"ersiJ went to the United States Supreme Court where it was ruled on what "otes should and should not be counted. After maniJ suspenseful da1JS1 Republican GeorlJe W. Bush was Despite the unforlJettable presidential election, maniJ other adannounced the new "ances were made this tJear. With the campai9ns for senate and President. This contJressional representati"es, 2000 was a "eriJ important tJear for election will defipolitics. This tJear was also unusual for it was the first time in niteiiJ not be historiJ that there had e"er been a balance of political parties in the forlJotten. senate.

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Arr•IJ, AnJrou/ 90, 91, 132 Arnold, P•rrick 186 Ashworth, Dustin I 86 Ass-li, S.iJ II, 25, 33, 36, 38,39, 52, 57, 60, 90, 91, 120, 123, 132, 163, 165, 166 Astt~rin«, A.Jricn 162 Astorin-, ]on-C.rlo 9, 125, 132 A~•ll•n•, Rocco 77, I 86 Mant, Storlis• 38, 66, 52, 57, 59, 60, 120, 126, 127, 128, 132, 166 A~•'lf, Antoin• 65, 176

8 Bad9or, Micha•l 56, 162 Bail•v. Clairo 60, 83, I 86 Bail•v. Ja••• B-il•v. Lvn.rt• 176 Bainu, uck•'V 132 Bak<r, Benjamin 176 Bak<r, Courm•v I 86 B-11•111, Debra 25, 33, 36, 37, 52, 55, 57, 60, 69, 126, 132, 155, 166 B-n4r, Brvan 52, 70, 71, 87, 162 Bannisttr, Aloth•• 60, 61, 162 Barb.,, R-ehel 60, 63, SO, 51, 60, 67, 162, 166 Barkan, Charlotte I 86 Bamu, Rv•• 87, 186 Barrv, H•ath<r I 86 Bart/ott, Patrie/• 132 Barto~, Gitl••• I 86 Basar, Eli( 50, 51, 52, 132, 166 !U.skin, Ltcourtena 186 B-ss, Al•~•ndr- 50, 51, 61, 67, 79, 122, 132, 139, 166 Baros, ]••-than 66, I 86 Bathon, Kriston 5, 32, 52, 57, 60, 117, 122, 132, 166, 232 Bauor, J•ff 19, 23, 29, 66, 69, 56, 132, 166 ~r, Bront 63, 85, 186 Bo«n, Stophani• 93, 186 s.-r, Clinton 186 B•-~in, Loura 122, 132, 166 Bock, Bvr•n 85, I 86 S.ck•tt, Rv-• 19, 23, 29, 66, 132, 166 B•it•l, Erin 50, 75, 80, 81, 106, lOS, 162 B•l-•9"• Kriston 65, 186 B•lan9tr, M-rc 16 2 B•ll, L•t-n., 65, 162 B•ll, Nin- 8, IS, 66, 50, 59, 162, 169 B•ll, Whim•v 186 B•ll, Willi-m (H•nk) 63, SO, 5 I, 87, 162 S.n•fi•ld, Kvt• 19, 23, 29, 36, 60, 62, 63, SO, 51, 52, 162 S.nntr, Tiffanv 19, 29, 33, 65, 68, 50, 51, 60, SO, 81, 122, 132, 166, 155 Borbaum, William 162 Btr9, ]ani• 62, 63, 186 S.rn•kin9, Luli• 6 7, 133 B•min9, EJw-rJ 162 Btrnin9, Stoph•n I 86 Borrv, ]usica 176 Bott•nhauson, Rachel 19, 23, 38, 68, 69, 52, 56, 57, 89, 126, 133 Bisch, Clifft•n 186 Bishop, Dustin 85, 176 Bissoll, 0/Ma 65, 186 Bissoll, Patrick 176 Blah•, Thomas 65, 97, 176 Blandin9, R•cha•l 176 Blasch•k, Mich•ll• 29, 81, 176

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C•mpholl, Antlllan 187 C•mpb•ll, Cha~oz 163 C.mpb•ll, J•nni(<r 19, 29,68, 50, 60, 163 Compb•ll, Scott 163 c.null, ]ami• 187 C.rlson, Christophtr 50, 51, 57,126, 136, 167 C.rlson, O..~id 187 C•rlson, Jacob 87, 163 C.rlson, Ro9or 187 C.rson, J-«• 9, 60, 6 7, 144 C.rttr, Gr., 175 C•rt•r, Lot-sha 58, 136 Cort•r, R-tish- 187 C.rtor, Shtrist• 187 C.sorta, John 12, 69, 136, 166, 167 C.spor, J•nnifor 58, 136 C•kandor, Barbar- 68, 69, 163 Ch-mb•rs, C.ndico 187 Chamb•rs, J•ssic- 19, 23, 66, 175 Champaninh, Thats-va~o 6 7, 175 Chon•v, 1/tronic- 56, 187 Chapin, Nicholas 163 Chapp/•, Emm-•u•l 175 Charlu, J-n•ll• 163 Ch-rn•v, Christi•• 60, 62, 63, 175 Charm-•, Lis/ 175 Ch•••· 0..~/d 5, 60, 62, 63, 47, so, 51, 55, 65, 163 Chick, M-ttholll 19, 22, 23, 29, 38, 66, 69, 56, 136, 165 Chin, Joshua 87, 187 Choe, O..ni•l 6 7, SO, 55, 96, 163 Chrisronson, Dustin 65, 163 Ci•ccio, Androu! 163 Clork, Tim 29, 60, 62, 65, 175 Cl•rkson, J•ffrov 60, 97, 163 Cl•sov, Rv-• 71, 87, 175 ct.usen, p.,., 55, 136, 155 Cl•m•ntz, Thom-s 163 Clin•, M•9•n 69, 163 Clinton, Tr-~is 175 Closo, Whitn•v 55, 99, 187 Clutts, Rv-• 29,163 Coad, Ch-ntol 163 Colll•ntz, Ann• 16, 163 Coburn, No~a 163 Cochr-n, Dori 65, I 87 C. Ibm, Jordan 16 3 Col•, Ad••l- 66, SO, 51, 57, 10 I, 163 Collard, Bothanv 163 Colman, Blah• 71, 87, 163 Colw•ll, J-••• 60, 62, 63, 175 Compton, Kimbtrlv 175 Compton, Mich•ll• 60, 163 Conn•llv, Christophtr 163 C.nn<r, Brook• 44, 175 Consalus, Kvl• 19, 23, 29, 69, 120, 127, 136, 165 Cook, ]ill/an 6, 60, 63, 175 Cook, Tiff••v 6, 63, 187 Cook•, K-ri 7, 65, 67, SO, 51, 53, 55, 57, 163 Coop<r, Adam SO, 51, 56, 66, 65, 79, 96, 95, 163 Corl•v, J-c•b 71, 95, 175 Corso, Alie/- 65, 79, I 87 Corum, D•bra 65, SO, 163 Corum, Scott 77, 175 Cost-, K-thleon 66 Cottin9h-m, Br-d 175 Ct~ttin91u~m, Eriu 175

Cor, J•ffr•v 163 Cov, Dustin 175 Crai9, Rv-• 163 er-mu, S.mantha 19, 66, 89, 175, 178 er-nd•il, Emma 62, 63, 187 Crane, Ktnntth

Crass, Yumi 60, 63, 175 Cr-lll(ord, Kiva 66, 52, 163 Crtmuns, Ntttlum 163 Croft, Dustin 52, 120, 136, 167 Croft, ]ord-n 175 Crook, Chad I 8 7 Crou/d<r, c-rtllin• 60, 66, 136, 16 7 Crutch<r, 93, 187 Cunnin9h-m, Cor/ 136 Cunnin9h-m, L•i9h 187 Cunnin9ham, S.brina SO, 127, 136, 167 Curtis, Andreu! 175 Curtis, R•bocca 136, 16 7 Curtiss, J-••• 60, 77, 123, 126, 136, 168 Cushin9, Christi 187

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(H~u~rt, T•hirih 45, Ditp, Ktl~in 187

144, 148

Dittrich, S.mutl 40, 42, 43, 77, 175 M«rh 134 Diniz, N•th•n 163 Dobbins, AnthDn~ 187 D•bbins, ChristDph 163 Dobrih, Br~«n 71, 175 Dobrih, J•ffre~ 51, 71, 87, 175 Dorst~, lndu 175 Dorst~, P«trrch 163 Dortch, Am«nd« 46, 56, 59, 61, 163 Dossett, L.r• 23, 29, 40, 42, 43, 44, 48, 75, 175 Dort~, Ht«th<r 45, 187 Dort~, K«ri 29, 40, 43, 135 Doumttn, Sttflt.n 163 Drewts, C.rl~ 23, 44, 48, 135, 148 Drewts, Schu~l<r 45, 175 Dr•llin9<r, ]<rtm~ 175 Duct~, S.m«nth« 135 Dummitt, J•stph 40, 42, 43, 47, 65, 77, 175 Dunctmson, K•therint. 163 Dun/Dp, Jun 50, 55, 75, 79, 104, 127, 135 Dunn, Kerr~ 175 DunnitJ«n, Tlrerislr• 163 D~s•n, He«th<r 45, 187 D~s•n, Mind~ 163

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163

E«ton, ]t({re~ 36, 71, 77, 163 Ebelin9, L.rr~ 54, 187 Edw«rds, Justin 135 Edw«rds, M•rcus 18 7 Eisenmtmn, Sttplrt.n 163 El·]«m«l, S.r«h 29,4 7, 163 El«m, E«rntst 87, 187 Elltnb<r9<r, Bri«n 187 ElliDtt, D.~id 175 Elli•tt, M«tthew 163 ElliDtt, Mich«e/87, 187 ElliDtt, Pettr 51, 87, 163 Elli•tt, S.r«h 42, 43, 45, 47, 89, 93, 187 Ellis, S.~•n•h 187 Els«ss, K«ren 19, 45, 175 Em«nuel, Eliz«btth 33, 67, 79, 175 Emmons, K•t~ 58, 135 EmmDns, M.r9«ret 186, 187 Erh«rdt, Juli«n 51, 163 Erich•n, R•bert 44, 50, 60, 73, 163 Ernst, Lttur« 44, 176 Escobt.Jo, Ntriss« 187 Esttr9arJ, K•therint 135 Estts, S.m«ntha 40, 176 Ellttns, Dont«t 176 E~«ns, S.mutl 163 E~tnson, Brid9ett 38, 40, 42, 50, 88, 89, 126, 135, 130

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J..ura 12, 40, 163 F«ir, R«nd«ll 58, 59, 164 F«irchild, K•t• 32, 38, 50, 51, 55, 123, 135, 149 F«rlt~, J•hn 176 F«rrar, S.ra 45, 60, 164 Fecht, Br•nd•n 187 Fehrenb«ch<r, Sc•tt 42, 50, 58, 135, 139, 145, 148 F<r9us•n, Anna 19, 22, 23, 29,47, 48, 55, 56, 128, 135 F<r9uson, G«britlle 67, 79, 164, F<r9uson, Kimb<rl~ 176, 187 F<r9us•n, S.l•m• 89, 187 F<rn«ndez-AI~«r, Andrts 76, 77, 164 Fitld, Michelle 164 Finlt~, L«to~« 45, /88 Finn, ]amd 61, 164 Fiscell«, S.m«nth« 33, 50, 55, 121, 123, 135, 148, 155 Fish<r, Anna 164 Fish<r, ]•••• 87, 94, 95, 176 Fl•ni9«n, Am~ 176 Fltmin9, Wonne 176 Flttch<r, K«itlin 45, 176 Fl••d, Eric• 176 Fo(/trstm, Lis« 161;

F•ll•we/1, M~nette 176 F•rd, Whitnt~ 43, 93, 188 F•ust, E~an 87, /88 F•utch, ]tssica 44, 164 FDutch, R«im~ 176 Fr«nh, Jessie• 19, 23, 29, 40, 42, 43, 45, 48, 51, 55, 56, 164, 166 Fr«nh, J..ura 33, 50, 60, 67, 83, 105, 164 Fr«s<r, M«tthew 40, 73, 176 Frttzitr, P•t,;J,. 161; Fred<rich, Christin« 188, 190 Frumttn, ]«mtt 135 Frichtl, Ash/e~ 52, 55, 164 Frichtl, FaiDnn 45, I 88 Frichtl, Ka~la 53, 188 Full<r, C«ss«ndra 135 Full<r, S.•n 188

G Gale, Elissa 176 G•ll•9h<r, J•cf~n 44, 99, 176 G•ll•9h<r, ]ennif<r 44, 164 G•ll•9h<r, Th•m•s 164 G«mbi/1, D.nie/ 26, 34, 35, 38, 50, 65, 122, 127, 135, 148

Gann«W«~, Kenntth 87, 176 Gardntr, Brent 176 Gardn<r, Ten•ci• 4, 38, 46, 59, 100, 126, 127, 135, 149 G«rrett, Tre~•r 188 G•rrison, P«ul 144 G«rton, K~le 34, 56, 176 G«st, Marth« 19, 29, 44, 45, 48, 120, 135 Gatens, Ke/1~ 40, 43, 176 Ga~n•r, Nich•l•s 77, 188 Ga~n•r, R•dne~ 59, 77, 135 Gt, Li•n9 47, 65, 164 Gehrt, E/iz«beth 93, 188 G<rdin9, Eliz«btth 4, 32, 52, 55, 60, 83, 99, 164, 166, 232 G<rm«n, ChriltDph<r 45, 176 GibontiJ, Tttmtm~ 188 Gib•nt~, T«mih• 188 Gill, M«rtints 188 Gillts, Eliz«btth 45, 55, 176 Gillil«nd, Huth<r 50, 164 Gittin9s, R~an 77, 176 Gl«dne~, Xa~i<r 188 Gl«ser, Edw«rd 23, 29, 135 Glassn<r, D.niel 188 Glatz, Nich•l•s 188 Gle•son, Ke/1~ 176 Gft«son, Kristine 60, 83, 188 Gl<rum, Am•nd« 9, 50, 51, 92, 93, 164 G•ble, R«chel 50, 135, 148 GodbDit, B~r•n G•ints, J•seph 52, 135 G•ldin9, Nar«~«n« 176 G•ldm9, Vim•/ 188 G••dchild, C~nthi« 45, 52, 188 G••de, A/ish• 121, 124, 135 G••de, Am«nd« 176 G••de, ]•shu• 52, 176 G••dm«n, H«rris•n 40, 42, 43, 164 G••dm«n, K«i 38, 135 G..dwine, Ste~en 79, /88 G•rdDn, An9el 188 G•rd•n, Breon 45, 188 G•rm«n, Anne 51, 69, 85, 104, 176 G•ssett, Ashle~ 40, 43, 176 Gr«dle, Ben 87, 164 Grad~, Emil~ 89, 188 Gr•h•m, Abi9ail 176 Grah«m, Mich«el 58, 135 Gr«nd~, D.niel 188 Gr«nd~s, Th<rts« 19, 23, 29,40, 42, 43, 48, 176 Gra~, Linds•~ 29, 99, 188 Grur, R«sh«wnda 176 Grur, Rich~ 61, 176 Gru~<r, Ad«m 164 Gre99, ]ennif<r 50, 51, 61, 164 Grider, Jeff 19, 23, 38, 42, 44, 48, 49, 50, 52, 127, 130, 135, 138, 148 Griffin, Tyron 188 Griffith, Me9•n 40, 43, 52, 120, 135, 148 Grrf{ith, Nu/40, 43, 188 Gr•~•, Rich•rd 176 Grub<r, Nic•l• 43, 188 Grucz«, J•rd«n 19, 23, 29, 136, 149 Gust«{s•n, ]enna 36, 6 7, 88, 89, 93, 176 Gust«{s•n, K«tie 13, 26, 29, 36, 50, 52, 88, 89, 132, 136, 145 Gwin, Zipp•r•h 24, 38, 46, 57, 60, 136

H Haase, S.r«h 60, 164 Hale, RDbert 136, 148 Hall, K~le 176 H•llbech, K~le 176, 178 Hallbech, T~l<r 21, 25, 58, 126, 136, 148 Hamilton, K~le 40, 43, 77, 176 H•nemi~•v, Meliss~t 44, 164 Hann<r, Wtslt~ 38, 52, 55, 84, 85, 126, 132, 136, 148 H«nsen, Mich«el 38, 40, 43, 127, 136, 148 H•nsen, Seth /88 H«nsen, T~l<r 87, /88 Harm•n~, Eric• 45, 186, 188 Harp<r, Clint 44, 52, 164 Harr, Steph«nie 136, 148 Hamn9ton, ThDmas 15, 122, 128, 136, 148 H11rris, Cantlict 176 H•rris, J•rd«n 164 H•rris, M«rcus 46, 57, 164 Harris, Rich~ 46, 49, 59, 144 HarrisDn, Chrirt•phe 57, 188 Harris•n, Huth<r 44, 46, 57, 164 Harth<, ]<rtm~ 52, 136, 148 Hartm«n, Andrew 52, 136, 130, I 48 Hartm«n, P«trich /88 Hartrich, K~le 144 H«se, Stephen 12, 124, 136 H«t{ield, Nic•las 6, 79, 90, 91, 164 Htttter, GttriJ H«ut.rsptrgtr, Cltristt~pher 87, 188 H•uf(e, Justin 36, 40, 42, 43, 50, 51, 60, 87, 96, 97, 164 Haun, S.muel 9, 60, 164 Hawhins, Amb<r 164 H«whins, Chad 164 H«whins, J•ffre~ 188 H•~ts, Donn• 176 H•~nts, Br«ndDn 45, 176 H•~nts, R•drich 136 Ha~s, Alis•n 36, 45, 60, 83, 188 Ha~s, ]«n<tt< 29, 45, 49, 50, 55, 60, 136, 145, 155 H«~s, S.r•h 53, 176 He•th, Jam«r 52, 55, 136 Hedrich, Cand«ce 44, 89, 99, 176 Heise~, Wtndi 38, 136, I 48 Helltr, Br«ndon 43, 188 Htndtrs•n, J..ce~ 177 Hendrickson, Tr«ce~ 36, 50, 51, 57, 60, 83, 105, 164, 169 Htnr~, Allvs•n 45, 89, 1SS H<rbtrt, M<rtdith 69, 98, 99, 164 H<r9ts, Ad«m 38, 71, 136, 145

HerriDtt, J•hn 71, 77, 164 Hertel, Lindsa~ 177 HltrDn~mus, C.m<rDn 40, 43, 177 Hitr•nvmus, /Cell~ 9, 164 Hill, Clift•• 87, 95, 177 Hill, lHandre 188 Hill, J•n•th«n 87, 164 Hill, Michtllt 4, 19, 38, 40, 43, 46, 55, 101, 120, 126, 136, 149 Hill, Miriam 19, 49, 164 Hill, Mv• 52, 177 Hill, Rebecca 44, 177 Hinds, Rachel 40, 42, 43, 51, 55, 89, 177 Hinton, ChristDphe 45, 87, 188 Hintz, /Vistin 50, 61, 69, 127, 136, 149 Hiple, Ann• 50, 51, 52, 75, 93, 104, 164 Hod9ts, C.r~ 8, 87, 94, 95, 126, 136, 142 Hod9ts, Nic•l• 164 H•ds•n, Tim•th~ 40, 42, 43, 177 H•err, Al~ssa 45, 177 HDtrr, ]tnn« 38, 99, 136, 149 H.,rr, Philip 51, 177 H•ffm«n, Nich•las 165 H•ffm•nn, Mtliss• 36, 45, 188 H•ihhala, Don•lrl 77, 165 HDihhala, S.•tt 177 H•ldtr, Ch«rlts 36, 87, 97, 188 H•ldren, ]«son 25, 52, 70, 71, 85, 122, 136, 149 H•ldren, Stt~en 77, 95, 186, 189 H•ll•w•~, Christine 40, 42, 43, 177 H•lm, Emilv 43, 189 H•phins, Sh•meha 177 H•rb<r9, C.st~ 43, 189 H•rn, Andreu/ 164, 165, H•rn, ]«red 137 HDm, T<ra 26, 177 H•mbech, Bri•n 40, 43, 65, 97, 165 H•mbuchle, Y•hna 65, 87, 165 H•rt•n, ]eremv 15, 24, 46, 165, 169 H•sch, Erin 89, 93, 189 H•use, Michelle 69, 93, 177 H•we/1, Rachel 144, 149 HDwert•n, Ashle~ 40, 189 H•vne, T~l<r 85, 189 Hubert, ]enni{<r 40, 42, 43 Hubert, Suzzanna 34, 67, 127, 137, 149 Huchtarlt, Janel/ 101, I 77 Huddle, Andrew 189 Huds•n, J•seph 137, 149 Huff. Anth•n~ 165 Huff, Kenneth 45, 189 Hu9hts, Michael 60, 189 Hu9hts, Whitne~ 45, 189 Hu9hts-PattDn, J•shua 91, 177 Hunt, Blahe 189 Hunt, Steph«nie 45, 189 Hunter, lHI«ndtr I 89 Hurd, Elizabtth 61, 177 Huscm, ]ontdlum I77 HutchisDn, Janice 40, 51, 137 Hutchison, PAris 165 H~«tt, Ambtr 45, 54, 189

I IDdice, Anth•nv 177

J ]«chs•n, K•lb~ 87, 95, 189 J•chs•n, K~lt 38, 50, 52, 87, 122, 137, 149 Jamis•n, Kimber/~ 189 J•rr<tt, M.tthew 165 J•rrttt, Ntllre I 77 ]arrttt, NicDI 177 Jaucian, Jacl~n 43, 47, 100, 189 ]ef(rits, Andre• 7, 29, 49, 57, 165 Jenhins, Dusten 13 7, 149 Jenkins, P•ul I 3 7 Jenkins, Princtss 137 ]turissen, D.ne 58, 124, 13 7 ]isDDh, Prap«p•rn 29,36, 38, 52, 55, 57, 60, 101, 120, 137,

149 ]is••h, Pr•pis (Belle) 47, 55, 165 ]..b9en, L.ur• 40, 43, 99, 165 J•h•neh, Rachel 55, 177 J•hns, M.rjDrie 189 J•hnsDn, Am«nd~ 75, 104, 177 J•hns•n, Andrew 165, J•hns•n, Au9ust 177 J•hns•n, Av•••• 45, 189 J•hns•n, Brittan~ A142, 43, 189 J•hnsDn, D.ni•lle 40, 43, 46, 52, 127, 137, 149 J•hns••, Eric 43, 189 J•hnsDn, Kenneth 20, 123, 125, 137, 130 J•hns•n, J..ur« 50, 51, 165, 166 J•hns•n, M«rci« 43, 93, 189 J•hnson, Al«r(uis 86, 87, 94, 95, 165 }Q/rnstm, P•trici« 37 J•hns•n, Shtp«rd 38, 50, 77, 96, 97, 105, 127, 137, 142 J•hns•n, Sinjin 189 J•hns•n, Shvler 55, 125, 13 7, 130, 155 J•hnsDn, ThDmas 87, 189 J•hnsDn, Tiffan~ 46, 59, 188, 189 J•hnsDn, Trici« 13, 50, 74, 75, 104, 165 J•in<r, Miranda 58, 13 7, 149 J•llev, Brian 189 J•nu, C.itlin 189 ]onu, C.rt~fyn J•nu, Cassidv 42, 43, 61, 189 J•nu, ChristDpher 19, 23, 29,48, 177 J•nu, C•urtn<v 44, 46, 177 J•nu, D.shon I 44

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O..shon 12, 177 O..tia/40, 42, 43, 60, 137 O..mmul•• 43, 188, 189 Er~e• 57, 67, 165 Erica 43, 46, 189 165 Jon<s, J•nni for 16 5 Jones, Jont< ' 46, 13 7 Jones, Nihhi 45 Jon<s, Ror~ 43, 87, 189 }lints, Traflis I 89 Jmlan, Ch• 59, 94, 95, 13 7 Jmlan, Chumar 59, 95, 165 Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones,

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Lewis, Kristin• 124, 138 L<Wis, St<phani• 58, 138, 150, 190 Li, Yiran 4 7, 50, 55, 165 Litnartl, Dcmini4ue 40, 43, 178 Li••ano, Paul 12, 32, 90, 91, 120, 138 LiellanD, Suplrtmit 45, 61

Krttpac, lknjttmin 189

/Crites, Aaron 77, 164, 165 Kubbs, Alatios 29,40, 87, 189 Kuhl<nschmitlt, Alicha<l 71, 87, 177 Kuras<h, Blah< 4 7, 50, 51, 65, 165 Kuraseh, T~l<r 87, 189 Kurl•~. Sarah 26, 38, 40, 43, 50, 55, 69, 123, 127, 128, 138, 143, 145, 150 Kushatl, Omar 43, 189

L LaBrtcl(u<, Kat< 51, 54, 75, 80, 81, 165 O..ni<l 189 Lam, Tim- Tim 29, 44, 4 7, 124, 138 un•·Sch<nch, AntlrtW 44, 165 unn<r~ (Aicmast•rs), Anllrtut 189 urs•n, Alicha•l 50, 65, 165 urs<n, Timoth~ 189 Larson, Emma 44, 189 Lattimort, Chaunda 43, 189 Lau9hlin, Thomas 165 Lttulrtmce, Christoplru 165 uutr•nc•, J•didah 59, 177 uutr•n«, T~<ric< 95, 189 La~ton, Kiesha 45, 189 uz, Al<fan 29,33, 38, 50, 51, 60, 122, 123, 138, 150 L•, Hanh 144 I.e, Hi<n 189 L•, Hon9 144 L•, Nhan 54, 189 L•, Ti•n 144 L<ach, Al•f•• 6, 36, 89, 186, 189, 193 L.., Arnold 47, 165 i.e•, Christoph<r 71, 165 i.e<, Christopher 87, 177 L<<, Eu9•nia 43, 188, 189 L.., R~an 71, 127, 138, 150 i.e•, St<phani• 23, 34, 55, 120, 138 L••, Ti<sha 189 L••, William 190 L••ch, Charles 165 LeGrand•, R~an 26, 186 Lemmon, Dustin 87, 190 L<mmon, Elizab<th 51, 60, 75, 177 Lenoir, lAtov« 138

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42, 43, 178 178 L1psct1mh, Monique 165 Lis~, Kalintla 23, 44, 48, 178 Loch<r, K<lsi• 165 Lochn<r, O..ni•ll• 190 Lofstlon, ]ani• H, 52, 55, 121, 123, 124, 138, 150 Lof••, J<nnifer 190 Lonf, Robm 178 Lonf, Whttn<~ 43, 178 Lllttnz, Andrea 190 Loui•, Courtland 4 7, 56, 61, 178 Lo•mffoss, Amant/• 43, 190 LoW<r~, D<r<h 178 LoW<r~, Phillip Luc1u, Justin 144 Lu~antlo, K<nneth 58, 165 Lu~ando, N<lson 91, 165 L~h•, William 40, 43, 87, 178 L~nch, William 178 C~stal 40, Lindse~, Kimb•rl~

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Kal<, Vi••h 47, 50, 52, 55, 73, 165 Kalipeni, Jacl(u<lin< 25, 26, 36, 38, 49, 60, 99, 137, 149 Kall<mbach, Ch•l••~ 36, 40, 42, 43, 60, 83, 177 Kamm•~•r, &lwar.J 29, 38, 40, 41, 43, 137 Kamm<~<r, Elliot 38, 79, 13 7 Kamra.Jt, Justin 90, 91, 165 Kant, Britm 43, 189 Kan<, St<••• 40, 42, 43, 50, 57, 60, 165 Kapoor, Anchit 44, 50, 55, 72, 73, 126, 127, 137, 149 Kapoor, Shucht 45, 81, 189 Karch, Lui•• 40, 43, 75, 104, 165 /Carlstrom, Kai 29, 40, 42, 43, 64, 65, 79, 177 Kasah, Emil~ 23, 40, 43, 48, 177 Kashni9, Case~ 40, 42, 43, 50, 51, 87, 165, Kaslrni9, GtDTfill 177 Katsintu, Elizabeth 177 K<arns, Brook 45, 177 Ketltrm, l.Atr•v• 67, 165 K<mm<, Alice 40, 43, 60, 83, 177 K<ntlrich, Lanata 19, 38, 49, 99, 128, 137, 140, 149 K<nn<tl~, .«aura 44, 99, 177 K<nt, Scott 29,40, 43, 73, 177 K<n~on, Sara 36, 69, 79, 93, 177 K<rtstes, T~l<r 90, 91, 121, 137, 149 Kessin9tr, Dustin 52, 57, 165 Keves, TrttcJis 40, 177 Kim, Bunretlr 177 Kim, H~on·J••f 177 Kim, Ji-Eun 4 7, 165 Kim, Joon 189 Kim, Ta< (Br~an) 165 Kin9, Lortn< 137, 149 Kinf, Tra•is 54, 144 Kirb~, Nicol< 40, 50, 165 Kirhwooti-S..W~<r, Christoph 13 7 Kl<iss, K<lli 177 Klin<, Benjamin 19, 29, 49, 138, 141 Klump, Ashl<~ 165 Ko, Elizab<th 165 Ko<hn<n, Ann• 80, 81, 138, 144, 149 Ko<lh<bech, O..ni<l 189 KO<Ih•b•ch, Erin 83, 165 Kolb, Nathan 13, 77, 177 Kortllis, Rach<19, 83, 105, 189 Koss, Erin 138, 149 Koushi, Jo•l 71, 91, 177 Kouzmanoff, Allam 61, 177 Kouzmanoff, Erica 40, 42, 43, 50, 51, 52, 165 Kouzmanoff, Jessica 45, 186, 189 Ko-.11, Bran.Jon 50, 65, 121, 127, 138, 150 Krtfnz, Christine 67, 79, 165

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Ltnzi, A'tdtdit 55, 190 Leunt~mm•clrttclt,

M AlacL•od, Jacob 19, 2 2, 23, 29, 38, 44, 56, 136, 138 A4aclin, Erica 190 Ma9ruder, Clrristoplrer 165 Ala9rud<r, Holl~ 40, 190 Mahon, Ch<r~l 40, 42, 43, 178 Mahrt, Timoth~ 34, 35, 79, 178 Alalhowshi, uw.rd 178 Alalhowshi, V<ronica 45, 190 Mallo~, Kristin• 40, 42, 43, 69, 89, 165 Alalon<, Sarah 23, 29,42, 43, 45, 48, 188, 190 Mancini, ]<r<m~ 42, 43, 190 Mann, Alatth<W 77, 190 Mardis, J. (Andrew) 58, 87, 91, 174, 178 Marich••, Scr9<i 165 Marsh, C.trin• 38, 99, 50, 120, 13 7, 138, 150 Marsh, K<ndra 44, 99, 178 Marsh, Aleruitlt 190 Martin, Hop• 101, 178 Alartin, Richi• 79, 190 Massa, ~an 6 I, 178 Alat<unas, R•b•cc• 45, 190 Mauricio, William 138, 150 Ala.rW<II, Holl~ 99, 178 Ala~<r, Bradford 138 Ala~<r, Brook• 16 5 Ala~nor, T<rri 59, 144 Ala~ott<, St<phani• 45, 85, 104, 190 Alcc•b•, Marin 88, 89, 190 AlcC.b•, R~•• 178 AlcCI<ar~, Robert 87, 190 AlcConhi<, C~nthia 29, 4 7, 166 AlcConhi<, Thomas 29, 45, 95, 186, 190 AlcCo~, Al•x• 166 AlcCo~, J•nnif<r 44, 166 AlcCo~, J•nnif<r E. 190 AlcCo~, Sh<nih• 178 McDuff.., &n 23, 40, 42, 43, 48, 56, 61, 127, 138 Mcfarland, (urr~) H•rton 178 Alcf••, O..minil(u• 188, 190 AlcG••, Alatth<W 77, 126, 138 AlcGinn•ss, G•offre~ 61, 190 AlcK<ith, Russ•ll 43, 87, 190 AlcKinn•~. Br~an 190 AlcKn•i9ht, Aaron 58, 138 Alchown, Al<lissa 12, 178 Alchuus, Kat~ 60, 178 McMillan, Moll~ 11,33, 36,37, 38, 88, 89, 120, 122, 126, 138, 130 Mcmillion, Alalando 45, 190 AlcAiull<n, Aaron 87, 190 AlcAiull<n, Brittani• 190 AlcAiull•n, Ess•nc• 46, 166 AlcPhet<rs, T~l<r 40, 43, 61, 178 Al•acham, Ashl•~ 33, 50, 75, 92, 93, 104, 166 Al<acham, Trenton 94, 95, 190 Alud<, O..rr•• 50, 51, 65, 87, 166 Al<atl•, R•becca 42, 43, 71, 87, 92, 138 Al•d<aris, K~l• 19, 29,48, 52, 87, 125, 136, 139 Al••rs, Alich••l 34, 120, 126 Al..hs, Charles 166 Al<<nts, Sarah 139 Al<hn<rt, H•itli 44, 4 7, 166 Al•i<r, Robert 50, 51, 55, 57, 60, 73, 77, 166, 169 Al•land<r, Brian 190 Al•lchi, Andrew 90, 91, 166 AI•Mn, St<ph•n 58 Al•m•n9a, R~an 19, 29, 139, 140 Al<rch•n, Brett 40, 42, 43, 139, 145 Alorch•n, Todd 40, 42, 43, 51, 65, 79, 178 Almtlith, Bratll<~ 70, 71, 123, 125, 139 Al<ritlith, Alicha•l 87, 178 Merrill, Krist•! 45, 178 Alettl<r, T•r• 50, 166 Al•~•rs, Andrew 144 Al•~•rs, Whitn<~ 75, 166 Aliho~ich, Abbi• 40, 42, 43, 139 Miles, Anthon~ 95, 190 Miles, Charlotte 89, 190

Once and AtJain

Alil•s, Shemiha 190 Miles, St<phani• 166 Alii•Wshi, F<licra 40, 42, 43, 178 Alilla9•, Steffan<< 69, 88, 89, 178 Alill<r, An9m<ll< 190 Alill<r, Courtn•~ 45, 190 Alillor, Jan<ll< 58, 139 Alill•r, Jmm~ 29, 44, 87, 139 Alill•r, Al•rtin 178 Miller, Alatth<W 71, 91, 178 Alill<r, R<nesha 59, 166 Alill<r, Scott 166 Alillth•n-Enstfn, J•cob 178 Alinn<ci, John 55, 190 Alirarefi, Sara 4 7, 50, 51, 8 I, 166 Alirell, Allison 38, 40, 43, 50, 120, 121, 122, 139 Alitch<ll, Ashl•~ 166 Alo<n, DMid 144 Alont9om<r~, Ch~n•ll• 166 Alont9omer~, Elizab<th 23, 122, 139 Monttomerfl, Lnprice Moore, Amant/a 178 Moore, Cedric 95, 190 Moor<, Chadwick II, 126, 137, 139 Moore, Jason 71, 178 Moore, Lauren 29, 34, 4 7, 49, 166 Moore, Lf1st,dra 166 Moore, Alatth<W 71, 139 Moore, Nicol• 45, 60, 83, 190 Moore, Rach•l 60, 83, 190 Moore, R<b<cc• 44, 178 Moore, Thomas 19, 23, 40, 42, 43, 48, 178 Moore, Tra&lis 178 Moron•~. El~s• 178 Alorr, Courtn•~ 14, 125, 139 Alorr, Lindse~ 89, 178 Morris, An9•la 162, 166 Mo"is, Courtntfl 191 Morris, Noah 191 Mom·son, Alan 166 Mo"ison, Aslrlu 166 Mortensen, Jennn 43, 191 Alos<r, Robert 45, 191 Moslefl, Dantrise 191 Alosl•~. Jord•n 191 Alosl•~. Shana 36, 59, 139 Alosl•~. Vincent 87, 191 Moss, Melissa 13, 179 Alu•ll<r, Joh•nna 19, 44, 75, 81, 179 Alu•ll•r, Jonathan 44, 55, 65, 77, 139, 145 Aluirh<itl, Whitn<~ 43, 89, 191 Munoz, Bill~i•• 191 Munson, Alarh 95, 191 Munson, R~an 139 Murph~, Amb<r 38, 50, 54, 66, 6 7, 139 Murph~, Cortn<~ 43, 191 Murph~, Erin 50, 51, 166 Murph~, Katherin• 29, 50, 51, 99, 166, 179 Murph~, Kathr~n 33 Alurra~, Alatth<W 166 Al~•rs, Christina 179 Al~•rs, H•ath<r 191 Al~<rs, Jonathan 87, 166 Al~les, Cr~stal 179

N Nadarshi, Alar~ 29,40, 42, 43, 51, 60, 69, 179 Nakamura, Mumtahi 179 Nash, Kathl••n 45, 68, 69, 139 Nul, Aaron 95, 191 N<alis, Justin 42, 43, 191 N••l•~. B~ron 166 N••l•~, Emil~ 40, 42, 43, 10 I, 166 N••l•~. Erica 45, 191 N••l•~. Lal(uilla 139 Nelson, Katie 179 N•lson, Alicha•l 71, 179 N•lson, Stac•~ 25, 29, 40, 42, 43, 75, 89, 104, 179 Neron•, Elizab<tlt 54, 179 Nett<r, Shasta 59, 93, 191 N•W•II, D.borah 38, 39, 67, 104, 122, 139, 155 N<Wman, Andrew 139 N<Wman, Al~hah 24, 57, 59, 67, 166 N•Wman, Nathan 29,40, 42, 43, 77, 179 N•Wman, Stac~ 179 Newsome, Lifctasar N9u~•n, L~nn 44, 4 7, 50, 51, 99, 166 N9u~<n, N9a 99, 166 N9u~•n, Tu 58, 139 Nickerson, Clarissa (Cam~~·) 42, 43, 191 Noic<, O..ni•l 19, 40, 43, 52, 166 Noonan, Linri 29, 10 I, 166 No•otn~, Alicha•l 87, 166 No•otoro•, lila (EI~) 191 Nuss, Albro~ 67, 122, 139

0 Andrew 40, 43, 166 Emma 45, 61, 179 Alatth•w 144 R•b•cca 45, 67, 93, 166 Timotlrfl 191 O'B~rn<, James 34, 4 7, 50, 166 Odom, K<nn~<thia 24, 45, 46, 59, 166 Off•nst<in, K<ri 4 7, 51, 166 o,w.r, O..niel 59, 179 Ohlsson, Rob<rt 164, 166 Oldham, Todd 179 Oli••ira, Jacob 139 Oli-.r, O..hota 191 Oli••r, Patricia 166 O'bri•n, O'bri•n, O'bri•n, O'bri<n, O'brien,

Ontifleros, Dilfna 179 Ortiz-Games, Tena 191 Or¥, Christopher 73, 87, 127, 133, 139 Or¥, MAtthew 87, 178, 179 OschwAIII, Cr¥stal 45, 191 Ottmers, Christ¥ 50, 52, 88, 89, 127, 139

p PAckArtl, DonnA 34, 35, 38, 51, 57, 125, 160 P.ckArtl, S..m 179 PAftls, Derek 167 PAinter, MichAel 167 PAlmA, SheilA 52, 56, 140 PAlmer, AntlrtA 68, 69, 162, 167 PArk, Christit36, 38, 50, 51, 99, 123, 126, 130, 160, 165 PArker, Ashlt¥ 167 P4rlcer, R4meilc4 59, 167 P«mlt, Anne 36, 51, 60, 93, 179, 181 P«mtt, John 26, 36, 38, 50, 51, 85, 96, 95, 123, 125, 135, 160, 165, 155 P«ttl, Nikuni 19, 23, 29, 36, 69, 50, 51, 57, 167, 169 Patton, 8riann« 93, 191 P-rton, U.to¥a 191 Patton, Michelle 26, 29,49, 60, 83, 105, 140, 155 PAulk, Nicole 45, 191 PAunickA, ElizAbeth 43, 89, 191 Pa¥nt, Gre9 164, 167 Pa¥nt, S..ra 36, 191 PeAcock, Justin 15, 46, 191, 193 Pttlti¥COArt, MtlintiA 38, 40, 42, 63, 55, 60, 83, 127, 160 Pt !An, T¥1er 130, 160 Pellum, Antlrew 61, 179 Pefmore, Mlfrcus 167 Pennin9ton, Duerlf 167 Peoples, Justin 44, 167 PerAtt, Donie/ 71, 179 PerecheriA, Ai«¥ 140 Ptrr¥, Spencer 29, 69, 123, 140 Peterson, ]tmath«n 54, 179 Peterson, S4rtt 179 Petttn9er, Amber 167 Ptttttt, NicholAs 179 Petti9rew, Clemith 179 Pttti9reul, Tenia 45, 167 Pttl¥, DMitl 160 Pett¥iohn, Core¥ 85, 191 Pt¥1on, Jeffr•¥ 29, 60, 43, 160 Pfefferle, Donit/66, 167 Phetchlfreun, Ri4fms4fliD 4 7, 179 PhttchAreun, Thitla 47, 50, 51, 75, 167 Phillips, Mitch 71, 76, 77 179 Piat, Etltlit 179 PicA, MAtthew 55, 160 PicA, Nicholas 55, 60, 65, 77, 179 Piccioli, Michae/60, 42, 43, 122, 160 Pitptr, T¥1er 167 PierC¥,Jostph 6, 52, 71, 87, 167 Pike, LAren 87, 167 PinhtirD, Clrristint 191 Pitttlkow, Jeffrt¥ 68, 29, 174, 179 PlAce, Cor¥ 71, 127, 160 Pothls, Willi«m 19, 23, 69, 50, 55, 166, 167 Pontift<, MAtthew 60, 62, 63, 66, 65, 87, 167 Pooh, Kok (Ronn¥) 191 Porter, LintlsA¥ 65, 69, 179 Postula, Donitllt 23, 29,60, 41, 42, 43, 65, 75, 179 Postula, SttfAnit 40, 42, 43, 60, 179 PourmAI, Pa~tl 179 PrAtt, Erik 54, 65, 167 Price, Emil¥ 16 7 Price, KtntlrA 60, 66, 179 Price, Kr¥stlt 38, 62, 43, 50, 51, 55, 123, 160 Print¥, HA¥es 87, 91, 191 Print¥, S..¥er 167 PritchArd, Jeffrt¥ 50, 65, 87, 167 Pruett, ChArles 191

g {lAisi, U.ith 167 {lui99, Andrew 77, 160

RA9sdale, KAtie 26, 36, 37, 38, 60, 62, 43, 50, 51, 126, 160, 152, 155 RAfSdAit, Moll¥ 36, 60, 62, 63, 51, 179, 181 Ramst~, Michelle 191 R«mshAuJ, Courtnit 127, 130, 160 RamshAw,JA~ 87, 95, 179 RArtlin, Erin 167 RAso, E~An 70, 71, 87, 90, 91, 179 RA~mond, K~lt 179 RtAfan, KAtherine 65, 99, 191 Rtctor,J«son 57, 60, 71, 87, 179, 181 Rtttl., Chris 52, 60, 96, 105, 127, 140 Reed, Rachel 60, 83, 191 Rttd, Ronnie 87, 95 Reeser, NicholAs 87, 123, 125, 160, 152 Rtt~es,Jtnnifer 166 Rtt~es, MArk 16 7 Re9er, Erin 29, 61, 191 Rt9nier, HannAh 40, 179 Reid, Eric 191 Reid, Kelt~ 29,60, 42, 43, 60, 69, 23, 179 Reid, Mu9«n 42, 43, 45, 191 Rtitl., Ronnie 191 Rtitl., R¥M 19, 29,38, 40, 42, 43, 48, 49, 77, 122, 130, 160, 152

Rtintkt , KAri 36, 60, 62, 63, 50, 5 1, 67, 89, 93, 105, 167 Renwick, Emil~ 4, 25, 3 2, 38, 39, 5 0, 52, 57, 60, 75, 104, 124, 160, 15 2, 155, 232 Rtpr«kash, Arwin 87, 179 Rt¥nolds, Cod¥ 20, 69, 77, 90, 91, 164, 16 7 Rt¥noltls, Nicholt 191 Rlro4ttles, Rich~trtl Rials, Me9an 167 Rice, Timothv 16 7 Richardson, Sumika 164 Ridtl.tll, Heather 191 Ri99in, Stephanie 191 Rilev, Andrew38, 49, 50, 97, 122, 140, 15 2 Robbins, Nira 68, 69, 160, 142 Robtrts,Jennit 6, 5 0, 52, 55, 89, 167 Roberts, Kattlind 36, 89, 93, 186, 191 Roberts, Tracev 29, 45, 68, 52, 60, 123, 140, 130 Robinson, Kellv 40, 62, 63, 60, 69, 82, 83, 127, 128, 140, 152, 155 Robinson, Marcus 45, 59, 87, 179 Robinson, Mitchell 16 7 Roch, Cameron 179 Roderick, Kimbertv 191 Rod9ers, Christopher 161, 152 Rodril(utz, S..l~atore 19, 29, 161, 152 Rot lfs, Donie/ Rot ltrt, Daniel 72, 73, 96, 97, 161, 152 Ro9ers, Kellin 179 Ro9ers, Stephen 79, 191 Rolando, Joshua 38, 69, 51, 65, 79, 90, 91, 120, 123, 141 Rose, Heather 167 Rose, Tamva 167 Ross, Larissa (U.ct¥) 191 Ross, Nathan 161 R11tman, &n/e/141 Rotramel, Chad 71, 179 Rotramel, Joel 87, 191 Rouse, Tvler 9, 20, 36, 71, 87, 179 Rowe, Jennifer 124, 141, 152 Rubenacher, Courtnev 36, 38, 51, 60, 92, 93, 122, 126, 141, 142, 152 Rubtnacktr, K«r« 50, 57, 60, 69, 93, 175, 179 Rudolphi, Ann« 36, 37, 38, 51, 67, 78, 79, 104, 105, 126, 161, 152 Rudolphi, P«trici« 6, 36, 89, 93, 190, 191, 193 Rutl.olphi, S..ttv 57, 93, 179, 181 Russell, Kt~in 19, 21, 29, 68, 52, 122, 123, 124, 161, 152 Russell, U.ura 65, 188, 191

s S..«thoff,Jostph 87, 191 S..dler, Amanda 44, 99, 167 S..id, Omar 38, 73, 123, 141 S..ntl.ers, Anthonv 61, 167 Schaller, Dana 167 Schaller, Emmi 191 Schamber, Michael 87, 179 Sehthltin, Christopher 4, 96, 97, 105, 191 Schthltin, Katie 6, 13, 29, 52, 55, 60, 122, 125, 161, 130, 152 Schenk, Stt~tn 19, 20, 29, 36, 37, 51, 97, 179 Schillin9, Emilv 33, 55, 60, 83, 105, 180 Schluter, Bttsv 180 Sehntitl.er, Erica 19, 22, 23, 4 7, 48, 55, 56, 120, 126, 128, 136, 141 Sehntitl.er, Hana 29,36, 45, 51, 75, 180 Sehnuer, Ann 55, 60, 83, 167 Sehotnoff, William 191 Scholze, /sen 77, 192 Sehoolcraft, Katie 6 7, 180 Sehowen9erdt, Christine 180 Sehuh, Claire 45, 180 Schultz, Jacob 180 Sehumacher,John 87, ISO Schumacher, Richard 87, 192 Schurter, Da~id 79, 192 Schuster, John 192 Sehuster, Nora 29, 44, 141, 152 Sehuster, Stt~tn 34, 87, ISO Sehwti9hart, Richart/ 87, 192 Scott, Christopher 59, 87, 167 Scott, Shant 87, ISO Searbv, Rvan 26, 29, 33, 36, 38, 60, S6, 87, 97, 105, 120, 126, 141, 165, 152 Sears, Gtorft 38, 50, 71, 122, 161, 153 Sears, U.na 192 S..h~, Lr.ch 36, 37, 38, 50, 73, 121, 127, 161, 153, 155 S..n9, Matthew 29, 60, 62, 63, 180 S..n9sa~anh, Thidaphorn 192 S..n9sa~anh, Wassna 146 S..thi, Ha~in 19, 29, 67, 68, 69, 50, 85, 167 Shafer, Karen 36, 60, 63, 44, 50, 51, 60, S3, 99, 167 Shaffer, Adam 67, 52, 57, 60, 97, 167, 169 Shalt~, Yifaa 67, 50, 53, 56, 61, 141 Sharp, Colti9h 55, 99, 167 Shaw, John 50, 167 Shaw, Marcus 50, 72, 73, 167 Shaw, R~an 8 7, ISO Shttl.tnhtlm,Jessica 65, 167 Shelbv, Cor/ 141 Shelbv, Rick~ 167 Shelton, S..mutl 91, I SO Sherman, Trent 19, 23, 29, 64, ISO Sherrie, S..an 14, 34, 61, 167 Shimer, Rt~XIfnne 14 I Shine,Jant/1 29, 49, 60, 83, 122, 141 Shirlev, Tabitha 59, 167 Shmikler, Aaron ISO Shobtn, GrtfOr¥ 122, 12 7, 14 I, 153 Shotts, Natasha 192 Shoudtl, Nicol• 6, 33, 60, 101, 167 Sitl.ers, Thomas 19, 60, 62, 43, 51 Sieber, Tra~is 29, 14 I, 153 Si9mon, Rebecca 34, 47, 50, 125, 141, 145, 153 Sil~a. Darius 180 Simeone, Rvne 61, 167

Simmons, Bradlt¥ 8 7, 192 Simpson, Niclrolt 192 Smfltlar~, U.rissa 68, 50, 80, 8 1, 167 Smeltzer, S..rah ISO Smith, Atl.am 87, 91, 192 Smith, Atl.am ISO Smith, Atl.rta ISO Smith, Aleesha 66, ISO Smith, Daniel 77, 192 Smith, Erik 46, 95, 177, ISO Sm1 th, Hdlar¥ 192 Sm1th, James ISO Smith, Jennifer 23, 65, 61, 81, ISO Sm1th, & r9artt ISO Sm1th, Maria 9, 6 7, 61, 127, 141 Smith, Marl(uisha 167 Smith, Me9han 60, 65, 50, 55, 167 Sm1th, M1cah 168 Sm1th, Nak1a 36, 46, 5 2, 55, 59, 60, 126, 128, 136, 141, 153 Sm1th, Roism 55, 67, 79, 168 Sm1th, Shannon 42, 43, 55, 192 Sm1th, Stephen 87, 166, 168 Smith, Stuart 192 Smuclctr, C«men1n 45, 192 Smucker, Luke 29, 144 Snvtl.er, Emil~ 58, 122, 124, 127, 142, 153 S..luk, Trtstan 180 St!mmtr, G«"ett 192 S..mpheth, l/ila¥ ~0n9 192 S..n9, Ke~beck 29, 142, 153 S..ulers, Justin 87, 192 Sparks, Dtnna 40, 43, 50, 51, 75, 79, 16S SptrD, KAtherine 168 Spotz, Griffm 60, 43, 51, 71, ISO Su.cher, H. Matthew ISO Staehlm9, Rachel 6, I SO Stafforti., Joshua 16S Stahlber9, Christopher 58, 162, 153 Standerfer, R~an 168 Stanlt~, Jeremiah 192 St~tpleton, Ht«thtr 168 Staub, Kellt~ 63, 61, 192 Stums, /hnj11.min 9, 4 7, 65, 168 Stums, Jennifer 65, 67, 79, 106180 Steinman, Carv 68, 71, 85, 162, 168 Stemle, Jennifer 52, 180 Sttmft, Patricia 45, 87, 180 Stenzel, Mea9an 29, 60, 63, 65, ISO Stephen, Kara 168 Stephenson, Neal 36, 63, 52, 55, 56, 192 Stephenson, S..ra 19, 36, 38, 60, 42, 43, 50, 51, 52, 55, 56, 85, 106, 123, 125, 128, 135, 142, 153 Sttrlm9, EAr/ina ISO Ste~ens, Christopher 60, 96, 97, 168 Ste~ens, Ktllit 60, 82, 83, 105, 192 Ste~enson, Kathr¥n 36, 89, 93, 192 Stt~tnson, &rkia 15, 45, 46, BS, 89, 192, 193 Stewart, Erin 192 Stewart, &tthew 13, 19, 29, 60, 62, 63, ISO Stickttn, Jason 58, 168 Stierwalt, Jason 124, 142, 153 StitruJalt, Justin 87, 168 Stockin9, Elizabeth 38, 60, 63, 50, 51, 60, 80, 81, 123, 124, 142, 153 Stockin9, Kristin 60, 43, 81, ISO Stockin9, Matthtul 192 Stolkm, A!..rWtll ISO Stoll, Joshua Stoltzfus, Antl.rtas 29, 60, 62, 43, 50, 51, 168 Stone, &njamin 168 Stone, Jason 87, 16S Stone, Timothv S7, 192 Stonner, Eric 55, S7, 168 Storm, Amber 162, 153 Strack, Stephen 87, 95, ISO Strand, &rk 62, 63, 87, 192 Straseskt, Ross 60, 71, 97, 168 Strtlter, }tnna 60, 168 Stratton, K«itlvn 60, 63, 89, 180 Strauss, Jamie 40, 42, 63, 55, 16S Strauss, &ttheul 126, 142 Strett, Jason 63, 168 Strutz, Da~itl. 55, 61, 142, 153 Suchomski, Marc~ 66, 67, 105, 123, 124, 142, 153 Sulli~an, Rache/29, 32, 101, 16S Sun, Lu 6 7, 50, 16S Sunf, Jiulon 9, 15, 66, 51, 89, 99, 180, 181 Sutherland, Dame!/ 19, 8 7, 91, 168 Sutherland, GarT~ 87, 192 Swanbu9, S..an 16S Swartzendruber, Nathan 6, 52, 71, 7S, 79, 168 Sweti., Jason 16S Sweilc.«r, Kristine 180 Swift, Tara 45, 69, 89, I SO

T Talbott, RebeccA 51, 60, ISO Tate, Fa/ton S6, S7, 94, 168 Tate, Tra~is 37, 71, S5, 166, 16S Tavlor, Christopher 77, ISO Ta~lor, Core~ 8, 60, 63, 66, 95, 162, 153 Ta~lor, Darion 58, 142 Ta~lor, Nicole 180 Ta~lor, Scott 58 T«'llt1r, Tri~tntts Temple, Ltt ISO Terrio, Jerome 19 2 Terrio, Joshua 73, 16S Thai, N9u~en 168 TheiiS.., Mirza 95, 166, 153 Thomas, Christopher 29, 40, 42, 43, 142, 153 Thomas, Crvsta/46, 120, 142 Thomas, Heather 33, 60, 85, 125, 142, 156 Thomas, James ISO Thomas, Kath~n 60, 62, 63, ISO

Index

207

The Trait of Cenntenniaf Stars

Th•m•s, M•rl(uis lBO Th•m•s, Mouriu I BO Th•m•s, S.phi• 142 Th•m01, Willi•m 192 Th•m•ssi1, {)~f•n 192 Th•m•ssit, Kirk lBO Th•mps•n, Ashlt19h 40, 44, 16B Th•mps•n, Br~•n 40, U ,65, B7, 127, 142, 154 Th•mps•n, ]tnni(tr 50, 69, BS, 104, 168 Th•mpson, Justin 59, 16B Th•rp•, ]trtm~ 36, 42, U, B7, 192, 193 Th•mn, t..ur• 45, 168 Thurm•n, Sh•wn 142, 154 Tichtn•r, L.urtn 19, 29, 38, 49, 52, 121, 142, 154, ISS Tilfin, T•bith• I BO Till, Aulirt¥ 40, 42, 43, 121, 122, 123, 142, 153 Tillm•n, wmusco 19, 44, 46, 75, 124, 142 Tillm•n, Tilf•ni 168 Tim•th¥, R•btrt 61, 124, 142 T•bin, Al••9h•n 19, 29, 36, 49, 60, 83, 168 T..ws, Kimbtrl¥ 74, 75, 101, 104, 143, 154 T•llivu-C•rbin, Ktnntth 180 Tr•utm•n, l'frillip 40, 43, 53, 192 Trnslttr, Grr.fDTIJ Trumbo, Justin 180 Tucker, Rtbtcc• 45 Tutll, Br•nllon 144 Turner, Curtis 87, Turner, Mor9«n 87, 192 Tuttlt, ]•stph 40, 43, 180 Tuttlt, Linlist¥ 168 T¥1tr, ]tnn• 45, 89, 175, 180 T~m•nk•, Chtr¥145, 47, 50, 51, 89, 168

u Un•ntlt.r, Stt-J'Itanie Unlltrui.U, Kl•riss• 45, 192

(/

Wifliams, TIJt(uinntin

Willis, ]•cob 45, 46, 87, 181 Willis, Wclur

Wils•n, Ashlt~ 24, 169 Wils•n, Brent 192 Wils•n, Lori 58, 143 Wils•n, Mich••l 181 Wils•n, l'ttci•us 46, 143, 154 Wilson, R•~n•rll 95, 193 Wils•n, Ri~n•rll 45, 87, 95, 193 Wils•n, Seth 87, 193 Wilson, T~lu 193 Winfr•¥, Aritl 181 Winfr•¥, N•tl 193 Wist, Ashlt¥ 29,40, 43, 69, 84, 85, 181 W•l(t, S.rb•r• 51, 75, 81, 162, 169 W••ll, Micoh 8, 24, 46, 59, 87, 95, 181 w ...~, v.tui• 24, 34, 46, s2, ss, 57, 59, 60, 122, 126,

144, 154

Wt~qJcor,

Cltristin• 193

W.Ucor, Hti.lit 181 w ...~,, R•s• 193 WuJs, Victoritt 193

V•il, R•bin 168 V•lentint, Ht.tttlttr 192

V•n•ntwup, Sh•nn•n 43, 88, 89, 192 v.nk•, S.rit• 36, 38, so, 51, 60, 80, 81, 123, 143, 154 V•nn, J•hn 52, 87, 123, 128, 130, 143, 154 V•nnict, S.r•h 45, 192 V•u9hn, M•r¥ 45, 53, 192 Vill•"••l, Britt•n~ 168 Vill•"••l, C•urtnt~ 192 V•i•k, S.r•h 4, 23, 50, 60, 168

w

W•cktrlr•f•, Ulrikt 143, 144 W•k•fi•tli, c......~,. 58, 143 W•llitn, ]tnn• 68, 69, 80, B I, 162, 168 W•lku, Anth•n¥ 45, 46, 143 W•lktr, Luci•us 45, 192 W•lktr, Shtntci• 168 W•lktr, Tt~ 192 w.11, J••on 192 W•lloce, Btnj•min 87, 168 W•ll•c•, J•imt 192 W•ll•r, O.nitl 87, 192 W•lsh, Ktll~ 32, 50, 60, 69, 164, 168 W•lters, Ambtr 143 W•lters, klsi 40, 42, 43, 80, 81, 105, 180 W•lters, lAuren 36, 50, 51, 52, 60, 83, 168 W•lters, Sc•tt 143 W•n9, K•i 61, 73, 143 W•nztk, ]tnni(u 44, 89, 168 W•rll, Britt••¥ 74, 75, 93, 104, 180 w.r.J, Eric 143, 154 W•rli, Steph•nit 42, 43, 101, 192 W•nn•uth, J•ru 71, 180 W•mu, J•mi 180 w.,••, o.,•• 29, 40, 42, 43, 46, 180 W•shin 9ron, O.vi.J 59, 87, 168 W•ts•n, K¥1• 87, 192 W•tson, N•th•n 192 W•vuin9, M•tthtw 52, 122, 124, 143, 154 WO¥bri9ht, Victori• 81, 192 Wt•tn•rf•rli, Kristin 13, 89, 168 Wt.d'"tr, Ktflin 180

Wtbb, Nich•l• 45, 168 Wtlii9, Justin 91, 168 Wui9, Nicol•• 77, 94, 95, 168 Wtlii9, R¥•• 8 7, 19 2 We9m•n, Elltn 19, 47, 49, 50, 60, 75, 79, 168 Wtinbu,, Linliu¥ 12, 40, 43, 50, 51, 89, 168 W•lli•n, J•hn 95, 180 Wtfll•n, Justin 143, 154 Wtlll•n, Mt9•• 181 Wtllin9h•lf, Ainslt¥ 85, 93, 104, 181 Wts•l•wski, Roch•tl 29,33, 36, 38, 50, 52, 57, 60, 89, 99, 122, 126, 133, 143, 145, 154 Wtstb•~, M•ttntW 87, 168 Wttm•rt, Lucos 71, 77, 164, 168 Wttztl, K•th•rint 29,38, 50, 51, 67, 79, 122, 126, 143 Wttzel, Trin• 29, 49, 50, 69, 89, 168 Whttlu, Julit 50, 51, 75, 79, 168 White, Am~ 51, 67, 79, 104, 168 White, Anlirt• 60, 74, 75, 93, 104, 168 White, Ashlt¥ 192 White, Br•nllis 192 White, O.~n• 192 White, Kristin 143 White, Te'v•• 45, 46, 192 Whitehill, Kristin 40, 42, 43, 69, 143, 154 Whitehill, Stephtn 64, 65, 87, 94, 95, 181

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Over the past year we have filled our lives and hearts with moons and stars hoping to make this yearbook one that will truly be "Once In A Blue Moon." We have tried to capture every student and show the direct character that each of us holds here at Centennial. The Centurian staff has put many hours of dedication and hard work into making this book truly special. Although some days everything looked as if we would never be able to finish, we did, and we continued to strive to make every page exceptional. We would like to thank the staff for all of their time and devotation to the book. We are extremely fortunate to have had all of you work with us to make this book "Once In A Blue Moon."

We would like to thank Ms. Engelhaupt; your devotion to helping and guiding us has been wonderful.

Mrs. Kenyon; thank you for helping us to manage of finances. Dr. Sullivan and Mrs. Wiegand for your help and continued support in the production of the Centurian. Mr. Painter, Joe Storch, Mr. Yanchus, Paul lievano, and Mr. lewis for providing all of our pictures that make this yearbook. Mr. Smith; who helped to make it possible to use our computers. And last, but not least Mrs. Johnson, our Herff Jones Representative you were a great help this year with all of our technical questions. Thank you for always being able to deal with our many confusions and mistakes.

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