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Life takes you on many journeys. Just as one portion of your life ends, you enter a completely new aspect of your life - full of experiences and opportunities. You begin to expect the unexpected and achieve your dreams. The 2001-2002 school year brought various journeys for Centennial High School students. From riding bicycles to driving cars, getting braces put on and removed, and studying books to receiving diplomas, the line that Centennial High School students walk every day is one step
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Daniel Pfefferle visited the Pyramids of Giza while on vacation in Egypt.
This Spanish class visited the Palace of Versailles in France while touring Europe.
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Lauren Walters, Kari Rieneke, Jason Burgener, Trina Wetzel and Mary Vaughn volunteered in West Virginia for ASP service project with their church.
Kelly Walsh traveled to Ireland and aw an ancient cathedral.
Ilda Shehu went to Montenegro this summer. Thi more gang spent the
Meredith Marsh and Brittany Weigand went for a spin in the ocean at Hilton Head I land, South Carolina. On their trip to France, these girls enjoyed the mountain views in ice.
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\On Augu t 2 , the quiet of ummer wa disrupted. Students flooded onto campu , and the once empty hall began to echo with vacation torie and "back to chool" complaint . The crowded halls ringing with conver ation, th bustling tudents hurrying to class, the busy teacher lecturing; these were the sights and the ound of Centennial High School. For fre hman, the new year meant the beginning of another journey, while for the seniors, the fir t day proved that their high chool years would oon be over. The first day of school marked the tarting point of where our journey begin ... and it will soon take us
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The decade of the 90' and now the new millenium have given kids an opportunity to create their own style . Blend of trend from the 1970' & 0' have neeked their way into the
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' cr ~""-.,2001 Saturday, April21 twas not a day for relaxing. Hair appointments, flower and tuxedo pick-ups, dinner reservation and millions of flashing picture by excited parents all added to the hype of Prom 2001. Held at Jumer's Castle Lodge for the second year in a row, couples started to arrive around 9 o'clock. The atmosphere was jam packed with upbeat dancing and romantic slow ongs. Toward the finale of the dance, the Royal
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Edward Kammeyer and Amber Murphy take a moment to enjoy each other' company off the dance floor.
Court wa announced and uspense was the only word to describe the mood before the King and Queen were crowned. Congratulations Lauren Tichenor and Kevin Ru ell, you are the 2001 Prom Queen and King! Following the announcement, Lauren and Kevin danced to the theme ong "Take My Breath Away." After the dance, couple wer invited to post-prom, held at Market Place Mall for fun activities including sumo wrestling, laser tag, velco wall jumping and kareoke.
Michelle Patton enjoy her elf on the dance floor at her Senior Prom.
This fabulou night urely "took our breath away."
Lauren Tichenor and Kevin Russell were crowned Queen and King for Prom 2001.
The members the 2001 Prom court were (From L to R ): Albrey u s e corted by Omar aid, Cory Brown e corted by Kevin Ru ell, Marcy Suchomski e corted by George Sear , Lauren Tichenor e corted by Cameron William , Arlene Allen escorted by Kyle Medearis.
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Week 2001 was a definite uccess! This upbeat and activity-filled week provided an opportunity for tudent to alter their per onalitie and participate in thi enthusia tic school function. Wednesday evening, NHS sponsored a "Spirit Dance" that attracted many expres ive dancers. All in all, Homecoming Week 2001 surpa ed all expectations for greatness!
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"Honey, I'm home!" ick Hoffman and Andrea Palmer humorously mimic their parents while dressed in Retro Attire.
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ever have you seen as much harger pride as when you >\alked into school Friday morning. The second half of the day was cut short due to the anticipated Pep Assembly put on by Student Council. The Interact Club performed a hilarious skit with the girls imitating the football players and the boys imper onating the cheerleaders. Coach McDonnell and Bryan Banks gave the crowd a confidence building speech about the football game to be played that night. After court was announced, the whole student body rushed out ide to jump onto their class floats for a ride in the parade. Before the Homecoming game, Interact erved a delicious chili supper to warm everyone before they used all their energy cheering for our team! Our team captured another victory to add to their already successful season! Blue and White day was a hit!
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stand a eager students watched the Homecoming Game played against Decatur-Eisenhower. The trength of our football team thi year was definitely proven as the team utilized their defen ive size, smart passe , and fast-pace scoring to defeat the Panthers with a victory core of 37-0 ! Every po itive a pect of the team shined a all the players contributed their efforts toward team unity. Hands down, this was one of the most exhilarating games of the year! Way to go, Charger !
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The Dance Couples were awestuck when they entered the gym Saturday night. The gym was decorated by a sky of balloons and shooting stars. You could not a k for more from Homecoming 2001.
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\RRRRCH '-. ean Sll'lml>ag I 111 c>llfll til" far, a11ti <>IIIII lomc>rrmt•lead' 11111 Will/. Dm•e Matlhl'lt'' Band fennu• Roberts "Dude!" -BeiiJI Simms ", o o11e IS pe~fi>cl 'till you .fall i11loz>e." -Michelle Compto11 "The Lord docs 1101 look at the thi11gs ma11 look> at. Mtm look> at the outward appcara11ce, /Jut the Lord /(JOks at the heart I Samuel 1b:7 -Robert Meier "You regret the thmgs l(ou dcm't do more tha11 the thi11g' you do.·· -Knte LaBrecque "Haz>c {u11'' H1gh sclwtJI doe< so /Jy quick." -f./ Zehr "The• darkest hour IS that bcfort' dmm " Engli:-h Pro1•crb -Ltwra Fahel{ Rememba lilt' as 'The One and Only Lat111 LoPer.'" -Andres Femande:: Popularity is a thing gross/If overrated." -Andn•w O'Brie11 "Loz•c' a11d PEACE 1" Vasil the Stampede -David Li "Life has its ups and downs,l10u• 1/0U ha11dle them will m;•asure yourself as a pcrscm." -Blake Colma11 "Lip pouw!" -Barb Ceka11dcr 'It's 11ice to be IMPORTANT, but it's more importa11t to be IY.l.C_E. -CI{IIIhia McCo11kie 'Let us 1101 co11iorm a11y lo11ger to the pattems of ll11s world but be lrnllsformed by the re11ewi11g of our souls." The Bible -Gabrielle Fcrguso11 "Live as though you'll die tomorrow; hll'e as though 1/<lll't•e 11<'1't'r bee11 hurt; da11ce as 110 one were watchmg." William Woodsworth -Ca/eigh Sharp So what, so I've got a smile 011- it's the quiet supcrstitio11s i11 my head." ]aim Mayer -joe P1ercy "I trv to do what I ca1z do whm I do it." -Ben Cradle "Mr: Ise11hower I did11't do it." "You're o11Iy i11high school 011ce so live it to the fullest!" -A11drm Palmer "Do11't l>e a hard rock, whm you really are a gem ... " Laury11 Hzll- ICole Shoude/ GRRR! "Can't we all just get alo11g?!" "Good luck i11 all you do CHS class of'02!" -Brooke Mayer .. Excuses are for losers." -Megha11 Smith "Whe11 you come to the end of the light you know, mrd must step into the darkness of the u11k11own, havi11g faith is k11owing o11e of two thi11gs will happe11. Either you will be give11 something solid to stand 011, or you will be taught to fly." -Li11dsry Yanclws "Be all that you ca11 be i11 the Army." Army -Sarah Haase "Whif. why do I CHARGE IT? To simplzfy simplifi;." -Barbie Wolfe "My lltlllle zs Eric,/ give great hugs. you're not my friend if you do drugs." -Eric St01mcr
Senior Section Tribute OK, we'd like to start off by sa ing that hey- "We're not like the rest!" And that's how we wanted to make our senior section thi year. We threw out some old ideas, kept some traditional ones, and added some extra PHAT elements. So, we know what some of you are thinking: a) I hate the yearbook. I don't like this school or the people here. b) I love the yearbook and can't wait to see all of my friends and ME in it. (ugh ... ) or maybe even c) Yeah, this is okay- it better be worth my forty bucks! So whomever you may be out there inCH land, we want you to know that you're being represented. We've all played some type of role in thi school. We're all different, but we all have a lot in common. This being our last year, it's hard to really appreciate what our class and school has brought us: friend , knowledge (it is schooL), and the best memorie . When you look back at the 2002 Centurian, many of these memories will come to mind. You will smile becau e "Hey, life has been good and you're not in high school anymore!" So class of 2002- live it up and always look to the bright side! From your Senior Section,
_A-A~A c;~~. J<~~L<_ r&r.-.rt.•,
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Any random thoughts for the day? "I !I'Oildcr what zt's Izkc to slap around a 'umo wrestler" -Daniel Clzoc "Wizat if mustard were red? Would we get it mixed up with ketchup?" -Lanssa Smgletarv "GIRLS'"- 'ic Wedig "I thi11k I'll take "C" lz111ch."-Tim Cala11dro '"May your firstbom 110t resemble a goat'- my blessing to all my classmates." -Peter Elliott "CHEESE!" -Jenna Walde11 "/ wo11der what Mr. Woods benches .. ." -Heidi Mehnert
Who's your biggest CHS crush? Crusher
Crushee
Erik Pratt Lindsay Bridges Jerral Davidson Lind ey Bond Amanda Glerum Matt Westbay Grace Yang Ben Cradle andice Har ris Jeremy Horton Jamie Strauss od; Reynolds Lyndy Wickline Justin Hauffe Ben Cradle Jenna Walden Michelle Compton - . ate Swartzendruber Julie Wheeler Joe Piercy ~ot my sister Hank Bell Barb Cekander Josh Berbaum Rob Meier Cheryl Tymonko Senior Guys Ms. Cox Mr. Woods Senior Girls Lizzie Gerding - - - Adam Petry-Cooper Blake Ku rasek Amanda Glerum Ma rquis Johnson Mrs. McAndrew Oa\·id Li Mrs. Tangora Jennie Robert!> Jamie O'Bym e Barbie Wolfe "< ic Ha tfield
So her<' W<' are ... the end of the road. ow we are Sllddenly expected to k11ow how we wa11t to spmd the rest of our lives. From this poi11t 011, we will take our Sl'fJarate paths; howt'ver, we all hold many of the same memories. Our cotmnotzl1011d lies i11 that we allspe11t four interesti11g years at Centetmial High School a11d graduated the class of 2002. We wo11't forgt'l the exciti11g freshmt'n da11ce, the illfamous "sophomore pnrki11g lot", mmzy slet>pless 11igltts duri11g junior year, a11d tlte11 tlu• fast-movmg epidemic of smioritis. How we mn11aged to pull it all off we don't k11ow! But wedok11ow that we had a blast and we will alway.· be ...
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These senior girls are supposed to be doing homework. .. Andrew Melchi tries to neak into this picture while Tyler Pieper, Robert Ohlsson, and Andrew Horn watch the Homecoming Pep Assembly.
Kelly Hieronymus shows her creativity while designing posters. John Herriott cheers enthusiastically at a Charger football game.
Sarah El-Jamal strike a po e while hawing her retro flare. Senior boy showed their Charger Homecoming Pep As embly.
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intt.~nh
'ou .u~ bt.•t:ominK
Clmgratulation . . ~ Ltl\l' \our \hun. \h.1 .md ~our t.Ulllh
LO\t.'. D.1d. \1om, Brittanv .md D.lnit.·llt.•
Badger Dear Rachd, 'rou 'eem to touch the heart ot evervone's path you cro~'· We an• "' ,·ery proud of you _ _ _ a •• u
than
word.., can ... av.
...,tars. God'' ble"ing' and all
our Im·e, \1om, Dad, \1att, and Teri
Ah,:av-.. \1om, D.1d, and
ltWt.'
Jo.. hua. like only ~t.·... tt.·rda\ you '' t.•re born and l'n·rvd.l\ ..,ance ha:-. bt.'t..·n a bJt....,..,ing. _ _ _ )ou have bmught "-.)much
Berbaum
1om,
Dad, ]a~e ,1nd lloh
Dear Libb\~
Lindsay Bridge
With love and pride, Mom, Dad, Matt, Liuie and .'vladdie
ago that we \\ ert.• cl'lebrating vour hr-.t birthda\ m our nt.'\\ home m Cha~pa1gn' Your
hL•art,
and t.'\ l'r·prt.•-.(>nt milt.• encouragt.' l'\ t.•n. one around you. \\e k.now vou are being IL>d b\ God,
as always
l.iO
\'C'r}
proud of you! And you
Casey Bryan
~tart
Dear Ale'i', You will alway' be the most '>pecial person in our li\'e:-.,, ilnd we tlre \'cry proud of your accnmplio,hmenh. Kl't'p your goal' high and your friend'>hlps strong! We love you very much Punky.
for tht.• ride of )our lift.·'
Lon•, Mom
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d Dad
Adam Burrough
a new
chapter. Remember that life is short so live it without regrets. Dream big, follow your heart, and always remember how very, very much I love you! \1om
Love, Mom and Brian
"'hold light to h" \\ord
Love,Mom, Dad, & Timothy M) Dean~'t a'<'y, You d1d it sweetheart! Congratulation,. I am,
Adam, Keep your eye on the ball Good Buddy!
It •..t.'t!m..., . . ~ch a ...,hort hmt.•
~ind
Lme. Mom, Dad, Luke•, \1att. and Lind'<'y Dear Meg. Congratulation,, Sunshine! Strive to achieve your goal..,, follow your dream' _ _ _ dll'u, m~>st of all, believe in yourself. Whether you are near or far, our love i~ alway'> with you.
Brombaugh
1'!\- - -Joy·ruJ 'Pirit.
k.nO\"\ that we' re alway' there for vou. Good luck in the. future.
l>..c't'p up the hard work and vou can do whaie\'er you choo~ in life. \\e love vou!
Dane Bothwell
We love you, Mom, Dad, Brandon &Devin Lindsay, Congratulat ions! You are a very special young lady and we are very proud of you . ____\...<Dnnnue to follow
into a wonderful young man.
Leah, How blessed I have been to have you as my aughter. You have become a wonderful person, and I am very proud of you! Love, Mom
Benefield
Io,·e into the live' of all
jo\ to our lh t."" and t.'\ t.•rvon~ \ ou knO\\ \\ord..., can't t.•\pn.• ......, hll\\ proud ot ~ ou \\ t.' an..• J...t.'t..'p God hr--t m \our lifl' and \'OU \\ill alwa\.., be
.
Al.1in~1
Mom, Dad, Arrnani and Aram1..,
Kyle, You have always charmed us wi.th your genero,it); 'en'e of humor, and - - -easygoing nature. We look forward to your bright and successful future.
Dane, You hu\'e alway.., brought ..,un..,hine and
\\t.• can't bt.•lit'\'t.' thi~ timt.• ,., alrl'old\· ht.•n.• It 'l'\.'ffi"'
\\'t.~ Ill\~ ~ OU,
Alethea Banni ter
lkor IIJnk.
lo\·e vou more
bJe...,'"-t..>d
Pi.l vou '"lfl'" ...,n1art. l>right, .md intl'lligl'nt lady ~\e are "' ~---P""uu of you and your accompli,hment,. We support your goal' and dn.'ams. V\'t.• lovt.'
Your\ arit.•d mtt.•rt..... t... .1nd curio... ity about tht.· world h.n l.' t.•nricht.·d our fa mil\. &-cau..,...-. ot \our hard \\ort..., ...,tron~ t.·h.uat.lt:r, - - - ntt.>lhgt.nu•, .md "'t.'llst' ot humllr, \OU h.l\t.' .lccompii...,hed much in thl' Ja...,t ft.)Ur vear-.. \\l• ''ill ah\.1\..., ...,upport \OU J..., \OU ..,ffl\ t.' to rt.'.lCh vour ~n.•,1t pott.•ntial. \\t.• '' 1~h) ou happint.•..,..., .md ...,u..:u . .,
Remember to dream b•g and reach for the
Barbee
lon~ratul'"ltion . . !
you \'t'ry much.
Bryan Bank
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All'lhc•a,
lon~r.1tulatum'
ta~1natmg prl\ lll'gt.• lll""4."(" \ ou gnm 1nto tht.• t.lll'nh.·d
l\1po1 .md .111
Andersen
Br,an.
\\ lth Jll) '' t.•
dnd tht.• "'f't.'-~1.11 ~1fts l.t.ld J-.a..,gJ\lll\ou' lt1sa
oung m.m ot
u: \lorn and Dad
\\1th lo\l' It• our httlt Pnru•ss 1'\Hll \our bigf;l'.. t 1.111., \1om. r>.td. ",ta1.1
Al Xl Burson
Mom & Dad
blt.>ssmg \ OU cHl' to \\e i-..no\\ \OU \\ I
Ont.• rourne\ end and new une ~gm':t how
US.
1our Dad, kL'L'P ~<>ur rtx >m P" kL·d up .md '" <tsh tht• t.lr .lt lt•,l'-tt
t.'llJOV
in the lllrd for all \our
\\t.•lo\t' vou'
'trcngtJ. \\, are behmd vou J!l thl' wa~ LoH \1 >m Dad a:'ld
\1om and D.1d
)uu h.t\ (" bt.'t.•n
""'
D~.tr
d
a. d tn 1-.ntl\\ ho'' proud wt• art'tlt \ ou
''t' ..,ant
\OU
,1nd hO\\ mtKh wt•Jo\t' I t.nt.• f.1ith m tllhlt'\l' \\ h~ll'\Pf \ Oll li11l
famth j... \ t.'r\ proud \'OU .1nd \\ 1sh \ llU
\1om. Dad and
Dear Andrew,
fell,
We
vour drcam\oo can come
true, if you have the de,ire to pu"ue them .
Chapin
And~
Dod. \k>m, t .....
\\hi lc ago you were a
lottll' ~irl, planng '>Oitball and rollt>r 'kahnfi. Follo\v vour dream~ and
you wili have a happ} and bright future. love,
lj, \I<');On &
0.1d
You are a wonderful bh_....,.,ing to u.,. ova. dream., nen.•r die mav all vour dream., come
of vour journc\-,
\\'e know th" life
mav vou.fL'l'i the 'upport of all who lo,·e vou. ~1a\ the "Lord ble-' you and kL"'P
will continue to be a
challenge lor ,·ou. \\e will alwav' be here. Alway' choo<oe the nght. Love, 'VIommv & Dadd1
vou" Brt.!ak:
Adeola Cole
Michelle, Congratulatoons Sbsy Lvnn' \'\'e' r<? ~o proud of our favorite daughter; you bring - - -us such joy. Remember, little girl, to alwavs believe in vourse(f and follow \·our heart and dreams.
ever haL·~. Stand f3't to vour belief- for the,· an' ba<oed in goodne,,.· And carr; our !OL·e with you. eL ery 'tep of
Remember vou can
achit.•\ e an~: goal., if you
"tuk hard enough. \\e !on.'~ ou and wt.,h vou continued ... uct.:t•.,..., in
your way.
Bethany Collard
Love, \1om and Dad
Michelle Compton
' - - --'»Jmm .1nd ''it .ue ama.11n~. \\t.• are- all \l.'r\ pn.lUd Of \OU.
year", and now it
i' vour time to follow yt;ur dream.,.
~\here
Dad
Debra Corum
LO\l.' )our tamih
Cremeens
haw the war'
gone," a-.n't it only \ l''tl.'rda\ our angt.'l
,uri\t.'t.i' )llu'n.• n•ady to
.,pn.•,1d tho'-4..' "mg.... but - - -''e're not n.~ad\ told \OU ~o. Do \\l'll in !of,•, but ~mt.·mtx•r to do goc.xi, utht.·rwl-.c dum~ \\ell\\ 1ll Ot.'\ L'f Jx> l'OOU~h
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lnntinut.• to foliO\\ \our dn.•am-. and bt:lit.•' t.• tn \ Ollf"'.4.'Jt Jx'\:aU'-4..' \\ t.' Jx.•lit.'\l' tn \ OU
Much Love, \1om und
Lm·e you, \.1om: Dad, and Jarrod ian.
t\athan Cn·mL>t.'O"-, The )a-.t I 't.•ar.... ha' t.• bt..'\.·n '' ondt.•rtul wakhtng \ ou dt.'' dop mto the
DeM Debbie, We Me 'o proud of 1·ou and all that vnu han:o become. Th~mk you for letting u' 'hare
leg ... wt."et
\I om
anyone could
proud of tht.• man
,1
pea! LO\L',
Bethanv, \\'ith p;ideful jo~ we loo"l' vou upon the world! Follow vour heart for ot i' the he't
~---, ... , han~ bt?com~.
Le;lo
DearL:'t De De, Congratulation' on completing th.- part of your journey. I k.ne\\ vou would do\\ ell! As
Dear "Cat" '\ova, \\e are"' proud of vou'
challt·ngt.·.,. \\t.• an.• .,o
LL'\lne (line,
ah,av' be mv ''Bab1 (,or!". It i' h~rd to that just a 'hart
that ~ ou haH' a bn~ht tutun.•, a.. \OU continut.• \ ou t.>dm:ation. \\t.~ lo\ t.' ~ ou 'en mw.:h.
Blake. You haLe filled our life "ith much jm. pridL' .1nd JU't a te\\
\lomand Dad \k~an
pcr...e\ erann"
Nova Coburn
l.O\t!,
Congratulation't s,, l""Ctheart~ 1 \. e love \ ou \·en-· much. You will
It 1s thnmgh ~our
RyanWe are very proud of you. Congratulations! You have so much to look forward to in your future. We love you!
Colman
ot
pt.'T..,..mablt• \ uung man You h,l\ t.' ...._.t ~oal-.. both pa~t nd luturt.• that nmtanut." t\, mal..t.• us pruud
\tom, Dad & '\iatalie
Love, \1om, Dad, A'hley, and Dall.l'
time. Take advantage of tho-.e opportumtoe' and all
gro\\ n frum a cute. tun~ lo\1ng. btond-hoored bttl<· bl1\ mto a bn~ht and
vou. We are
anything vou do.
at
~raduation
In a .,hort hmt.• ~ ou h-1\ ('
~onfident that you - - -will be a success in whatever you choose to do. Alwavs remember that we support you and love vou.
\"l'f}
to call \-'OU our r..,.on ~----cloc>or~tuo1iti'P' abound
\\ ith loh of love,
Lo\ t', \1om and Dth.i
are very proud of
Ryan Clutt
have,alway' ix't!ll. proud
your year., to come.
taking all our Inn• .1nd . . upport '' ith vnu!
Mom, Dad, Michelle & Evan
man vou are toda\, we
nothing but thL• bc,t in
~oJI..., hi~h. )ou art·
We love you, \!!om, Dad and Scot
DL"ar ~ic!.., f·rom the little bov in tho' pocturL' to the 1oun~
B.trb,
~'-""":=~----;grm.,·n into a woman. ·' lation ... on vour ~rL1dut1tiun! Our entin•
dn·.tm Rt'<h.h tor tht• ~t.tf"•, ).tkt..'b.lll 1 St.·t \tlUr
ongratulation~!
Jennifer Campbell
It 'l'l'm' hke onh veo;.terd~l) \\hen you were ruo.,t a .,miJev little girl and no\\ you have
t.mhtdnt
sourt£" ot JO\ tor us
Ciaccio
tlw passagt.• 1n st
oru.t• .1 month!
[),.>r f.tke
Jacob Carlson
.:1
quodd\ the vea.- haH' pa,"l'd You haL c tolled our lin•.,. \\ lth .,\\'t.•t..•t and lau~htL•r \.., VllU t.nh.r th1.., nev. phast• 1r "'mr 11te haH· taoth '" 1ou...ell, :ld
o.oun.t•l'd ,lt '' h.lll'vt.•r '---~""'do. ju't remL·mlx·r. don't pnltra-..tinatt•, lik.l'
Sarah Bushman
Dear jennv, We are ~o ·proud to call you Daughter and Sbter. Continue to reach for the star.., and swing to new he1ghts.
lkar [om
Su!;MileM, \\ h.1t ,, he.notltu
Lo\e,
Ian Dabrow ki
0,1d. \1om. Kt.•\in.
EloL.1bcth. Clam.' & Gillian.
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l...lun.•n, ha\ t.' ht.•t.·n trul\ bh.•. . -.ed. You h~l\"t.'
~,,
\\t~
o..wt.>l't httlt.•les.•tt.'
\\ ht.•n•
h~n t.•
gont.•? 'lou
brou~ht
trU<' I"' and h.1ppin~..,.., mto our lin.•:-. Your k.indm.•,.., ha~
llwnsh.1
th4.• \ t.•.uo,;
'wu h.n t
h.n·p JIW.l\·~
h.< u~ht ~ll much h.lppint~' and pndl•
~recial,
.111 'our family \\<• '''' <'
L
will! No\'\' it's tinw to mtlk.t• whate\ t.•r of vour litt• vou w,1nt it to be!
Lauren DeDecker
and we are so
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W<• ilwe n>u, Dad, Mom, Ke1th, Sean, and Collm
I o\·t.•, Your f.unih
ongr.1tu;at1ons~
)l'tf,
Ot•arest Sarah,
You have bt.•(.·omt• an
Congratulations Honev' I am so proud of you. God has ble"ed you with so ta'Jents. I believe in you and kntm that H~ has great pl.1n' for your life. You will ~I way; be clo>t> to ffi)
Lme, Mom and Dad Rob,
De~u Laura,
The true measure of
We w"h you the very be>t you finish high school and begm your colleg<'
success in life i> to kno" that vou are g1vmg your be,t effort> for a worthy cau.e, and m.1king a · ----o• rrerer•ce in the li\·es of
and si~ter. 'A'e love you ,·erv much. You ""·til always be m our thought~
Low, Mom, Dad, Bndget, and Elizabeth
Fergu on
Dear Andres, You have filled our lives with happiness. You are a ,·ery special per-an, and we are wry proud of vou. We hope that your - - -life is as wonderful as you de.erw. Mav God bless you today and always, and rna} he gu1de your steps through a JUSt and beautiful path.
Anna Fisher
Laura,
Love, Mom & Dad
and
amazing young \'lo'"Oman! \\'e
are so proud of all that you'\'e accompli"hed. but even more proud of the \'Onderful pt>rson that you have become. Your soft heart, strong ~ru;e of fa1r play, and understated -.ense of humor ""·ill ~rve you well an the future. Continue to trust your instincts and follow your heart. We're thrilll>d to be a part of the journey.
Laura Frank
Ashley Frictl
Love, Mom & Bryan
Love always, Mom & Dad
Elizabeth, is not under our roof, our
Lisa Fogerson Tom, You will ~urpri.se many m
your life when you show your talent> and deep ca paet ty for accomph,hing what you We IO\ e you and believe you will be a success at whate\·er you want to do. Ha,·e
confidence m your-elf and faith m your fellow
Thomas Gallagher
h1gh goals for yourself, you're domg today IS
will always be our #1 daughter.
gettmg you closer to where you want to be tomorrov.
Amanda Glerum
We love you, Mom & Dad
man. Congratulahon..'i, you made it!
Mom, Dad, and family
Andrea, To our young adult. Your kindness, wit, caring nature, and beautiful voice are a source of continuing joy. We are so proud of you!
remember to ask tf what
you are as a person. You
~ ~J±-c~
Dad, Mom, Brett & TJ
mtelhgence, athlehclsm, and kmdness have served you weiJ, and we've loved watchmg you grow anto the beautiful young woman you are As you continue to 'M..'t
profound feehng of missing you every day will J___ _pe exceeded only by our feeling of admiration for all that you have accomplished and all that
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and love you very much.
Congratulation.~t on all your accompll~hments! Your
you to college and hfe that
We love you and adm1re you greatly, Dad, Mom, & Alhson
will take you far. We're proud of
De-ar Amanda,
As \\'e are about to "'lo~"
Elizabeth Gerding
Your creativity
Ashley, Look to your future and see a journey. Take the roadmap w1th expectation and wonder - m return you will be ble,sed with the promise of a full life. God has made you who you are. Be wise and stand strong in knowing that.
You have grown into a mtellig~nt,
Li a,
Anna, We have so many good memories of you through the years. We are proud of the good, _ _ _caring person you are. You can do anything you want to do. Just believe in yourself as we believe m you. God bless you always.
and your entire family
beautiful.
~om
We are very proud of you and 10\·e you, Your family
and prayers.
V\'e 10\·e vou, \1om and · Dad
Love,
Gabby, Consider yourself a kiss bigger, a hug stronger, and a milestone farther on - - -your way!
\W) proud of you. You - - -•"'' a wonderful daughter
Live with pa..,sion and
We love you infirutely,
Jamal
education. AIJ of u~ an~
help make the world a better place. You ha,·e a greatne>s inside you.
Your mom, your sisters,
heart, \vherever vour
dreams lead you·. I love you.
~1s
formula for happiness.
Andres Fernandez
,l(t.'tlmpll~hmt.·nts
oubt,lnding: voun~ m.1n. Thank you lor b<•mg "' thoughtful and respectful to Mom and 1--- --,-.,_ We will always be w1th you and look. forward to celebr.1tmg your future accomplishments. Your achievement> will only be limited by your go~ Is. Go for it!
Love always, Mom, Dad, Chris, Lind ay, Tim, E\a, Tommy, and David
Erickson
t.'\'t•n thmg l'i~· \\ 1!1 tollov. You~ t.1mih lo\t.'S \OU \t.'ll mu(h. 'At.;lool for\\ard to .11lof )OUr
Dunnigan
"-e,·in, Congratulations, we are so proud of you' You have been a jo) to have for a son, and - - -•-•·o know you will continue w1th your life successfully
Kevin Ealy
·t
\Ourself, \OU deost.•T\t.' __ mHnm" but the best K<'l'P <..od tlrst m vour llh• .md
You will do (,RI AT 111
pmudofyou.
us Ml
Rt·nwmbt.·r to .lh'-a\s htgh stand.uds for
to
~--1------. ·nu dt•arh ..1nd ah,~,-~
conhnue throughout vour life You are n~r\'
m.ldt.•
proud to ht.• your p.ut.·nts.
Andrea Gschwend
Love, Mom & Dad
Congratulations ju<,tm 1 You've brought continuous joy to our lives. You will be m our hearts wherever your dream> and plans take you. Remember that ~·hat you do now t.>choes in etcrmty. God bless you always .
jord,1n,
Clmt, (ongr~ttui,Jtlons
proud nt
.ttl of
(. nngratulatlon~' )ou dad U' Jt'a taken h.ud \-\-Urk and
\\t• .lrt
\'Our
deh·rmln.ltum lll achae\~ what you h.d\ t.' You ha\ l" g<1t collt•gt• aht•ad (lf you and .1 can't.'r m mmd_ All <Jf your gn.•.1t traats will ht•lp to m.lkt.• y<JU succ .,ful at whdtt.•H•r
accompJi..,hmt.·nb Jnd kno\\' th.lt tht•rt.• ,up many mort• in ..,tore tor you
Rl'm,lln kmd .1nd comp,lssitm,Jtt.• !()w,Jrd
you choose to do. You an du nnythang 1f you want It
otht:rs Jnd kt.•t.•p smilmg tht.·..,p tr,Jib w1ll "l'f\'l' vnu \vl'IL Rt.•ach for tht.• st.~r..,
badlv t.-nough You'\e
.llrt-ady provt.•n that many hmt Your famllv IS" ath
(\>lr. St-n,ltnr) 1
Love, Dad, Mom, and Drew
v u all tht· ""·lY
Clint Harper
'1.1uch lovl', \1om & P<1ul
l.m. t. \1om, 0,1d, \d.1m, Tim
md Jo..MI P"> Tht· (OAR\
Sammy, From the moment we declared "it's a boy!" to .. .forever, you are amazing. Don't gin- up on your talents, keep your spirit strong. We love yaz. Love, Mugs, Pops, Valerie, and Allison
~porb,
Mav your future hold hea.lth, happme,_, and
thi~
in
year wa!-.
precious to us. We hope that
amazing. 1,\'e have no
SUCC(':o-.S. U~ YOUr ta)l'nb
doubt you will succeed
to the1r fullc..-.,t extent and your w.um ht.>art to you.
alwavs.
Love, \1om, Dad, and Alhson
Kenyon
\our own ro•.1d and to
Kelly Hieronymus
'\lick,
Dear Anna,
the da~ you learned to walk you have pushed the limits of life providing us with 18 years that have anything but dull' You've matured
to accomplish your goals, and we are very proud of you. You ha,·e -.11---- brought much joy to our lives with your smile, your sense of humor, and your love. May God bless you with a happy life.
mto an oubtanding young man \<\·ho \\'ill surely make a difference 111 th~ world. We're blc>ssed to be a part of your hfe.
Hoffman
Matthew Jarrett
Love, Mom and Dad
Tricia Congratulations on all your success! ontinuc to set your goals high while following all your dreams. :)
Dear L1ura, We have always been very proud of you because you care about other> and have _ _ _ worked hard to do and be your best. We will continue to love and support you and all your future endeavors.
Andrew Hom
All our l<we, Mom, Dad. jon, and Katelyn Matthew, Congratulations! We are very proud of you. ot so long ago, you were eating "tow-tow wheats with chugger." ow you're off to college! Good luck. You will alway have our love and support.
Brian, Way to go! You have reached a mile tone in your life. We are proud .J t " - - ofyou and will always be there as you take on new challenges.
1
Love you, Dad, Mom, & 1ackcy
\1\'ith love and admirahon,
\1om, Dad, and Camcn>n Andrew, Congratulation;. You have a lot to offer the future. We are proud of all your accomplishment . Follow your dreams and never tum back Welcome to the main e,·ent. Work hard and you will finish first.
~ince
have worked very hard
wiU alwap, have
foliO\\ vour ht.>art. ongratulations'
much. God b.lc>s> you ·
Love, Mom, Dad, and
\'OU
the s-trength to chao"'
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life. VVe love \-'OU so very
Congr.1tulations! You
Johnson
but
[{l\"C always, \1om, Dad. and Kara
Your road to graduation has been an intcn....... hng one, but we wouldn't have had It an\- other wa~ Your ~nsahve, mqlll:-.itive/ _ _ _ and creative nature is what make~ you so
determinJhon you showed to overcome vour setbacks was
others, u~ your heart."
Lm·e, Mom, Dad, and Philhp
Tracey Hendrickson
speci,ll. The courage and
your head; to h.1ndle
Love, Mom, Dad, and Emily
vou much succe.. ..,
Dream b•g, focus on your goals, and remember that faith, hope, and love are all that really matter.
Ke~v.
accompli~hmenb
fotlipnnts on your heart. To h.:mdlt.• vour..,t.•lf, u'l'
Brian Hornbeck
hard work have bn>ught
We have always been very proud o(your
and out of \Our life. But onlv trut• t~it•nd.., leave
Love, Mom, Dad, and Sarah
our lives. \\'e marvel at
DeM)ohn,
Merc•<IIth. "Many f><.>ople wtll walk m
~ustain
Tracey, You're a bnght hght m
Love, Dad, Mom, and lan
Haun
Meredith Herbert
IS,,
Amber, ongratulations! Thanks for lighting up our lives with your smile. Your future look; very bright! Keep up the great work! We are very proud of you and love you very much!
Love, Mom and Dad
Andrea, Continue to trive to do your best! We all love you! Love, Mom, Dad, and Bo
J
Andrea Jeffries Vivek, Congratulations! We are ,·ery proud of you. A you start your ne\\ phase of life, we wish you all the be t. We 10\·e you and will always support you. Mom, Dad and Atul
Tricia Johnson
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eruor
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Le~ll'e,
Justm, (. ungr.ltulatams' \s d \\ mner .1 ch.lmpHm, and a P<'N>n, YOU IJ,n ,, madt• U!-1 proud \our
ongratula!lons' 'rou made it. We are .111 so \'en proud of you D.1d and I can't r---·t>elien' 18 years haw P·"~ed so quick!:.. Your future looks bright and challenging.
.llhlt'\·t•nwnts h,n·t•
---qu.llitit•d vou to .Kn·pt tht• ch.lllt•ngt•s ot hh• .1nd
!
to tultill vour j;Oal' .md asp1rJtinns. [Jt.m·t drt.•Jm
vnur lift•, re.Kh tor tht• star....1nd liYt' vnur
Lm e, Mom, Dad, dam, Abb\, and th<' kids
Dustin Ke inger
Dear Ashlev, Congratula-tions! Remember, thrs "JUst the beginning. The wars ahead will be full ot new challenges. Just , - - - ·,..,, vour goals h1gh and
Lm·e, Mom, Dad,
\'llU
Erica Kouzrnanoff
\1.1\ \OU
('t.M'Ihnut.• to lin~ \OUr
hft' to tht.•
mu~oh
Mich ael Larsen
Kristine, The~ is not enough
space in this book to let you know how proud we
Ltmg-.,tockmg, Rambm\ Bri~ht,
Pt"ewet.> Ht.•rm.m, (.ho... tbuo.,ter-., T("t.•n.1ge Mut.mt inJJ Turtle~?
and. mt.,..l
a 'tnmK and I~.: old\· Thrvug.h hk shan.• \tlur wondl'rful qu.thtu: " tlh utht'r. Rt_.mt_mbt·r tu
are of you. You are a
wonderful young lady. '-----·"'"know you will succeed in e\·erything the future holds. Always have a positive attitude, and keep your wonderful sense of
)your favorite' idt."\..., omd
tn HlUI'l'if
ffi(l\ll' ...
b)can all be unloadt.-d from a
dream and t''-plore. tolm ..-and t..U\', and to plan and a( htt'\l' )tlUr ddt'rminahon w tll takt. )UU olfl\"Wht.'R.' and \OU "ill
pick up truck with a
pitchfork with a bt_•,lt worth
c)mu~IC
nppm~.
an:umphsh am:thing l.d \ t'ur \.llut.-.. ht.· Yt'Uf gUidt. loud bl~.,
humor,
You'rt• a .. groovy a., turtlt...., on
th halt-,hell. ~uv <.:ongr.1tulahom•.
Laughlin
1."\l' \tom, Dad. Bnan. and Sn
Law rence
All of our 10\·e, Mom and Dad
and Allt•n
Dear Ashley, Your long, late nights paid off' We are very proud of your academic and athletic accomplishments and
Alexa,
Dear Brooke, I wish you the best life has to offer. Keep that beautiful smile on your face - - -and your eyes on your goals. Remember though, no matter how old you are, you will always be my baby.
Brooke Mayer
Lmt.•, \1om, Dad,
Congratulations on
accomplishmg the first ph~l~
of your educ~ltional
goab. You ha,·e the love, determination and confidence to complete - - - ·,.'OUr goal!o, and follow your dreams. \t\'e an.l very proud of you and know
know
have
IIOIIr--·po,sltlioned yourself to be successful. The future you have waited for is
wu w1ll reach all of the 1mportant goals that w1ll bnng happin"'s and !o,UCct.~~
Mike, The pride I felt eightl>en years ago has grown exponentially. You are, tndeed, a fine young man and I know you will acheive your dreams. Know that you are lo\'ed deeply and that I will a!w,1ys be here for you. Love, Mom
commfm? Pippi
tullt. I wtth a pc.Nh\t.' .lthtudt>
~---t>o~iot
Love, Mom and Dad C:hn.s. \\hat do .11! thc:-.c tul\ t.' m
to kno" how
pmudv.t.'dr\'Of\OU
I O\ <'. \1om and Dad
\ve can't \vait to ~ee
Tum. want
l on•, Mom, Dad, Tamar,l, and Mtch,wl
what's ahead for you always ...
t\ \ ou !x-gtn \our n..: w \ t."Tllun• Wt'
Nicole Kirby
Erica,
you can ,1ccomplish
~1u.:haela ,1nd Au!', tin
trut•!
YOU.
We're proud of your achievements and congratulate you. We know your future is 1-- -"o' ng to be challenging, exciting, and rewarding, and
anvthmg. We wish you all the succe" and h.1ppme" the world has to otfer. We low vou.
Ashley Klump
drt.'.lms Tht'\ (Jn conw
:'\:Kole, Thank you for blessing our liws. We wtsh you a future of faith, health, more happiness than te.lrs ,1nd mav you nl)\'Pr stop learning. We are \·cry proud of
~ow here and we know you are ready for the next challenge. Our love for you will always be.
into your life.
Love, Mom, Dad, and
Love, Mom
Love, Mom and Dad
Fam1l)
Dear Darren, You have brought great joy to our lives. We are very proud of you and
Heidi, You continue to grow into a lovely young woman. I'm proud of you Heidi. You're an independent, - - - mtelligent, and caring person. Always stay close to the Lord and look to Him for guidance and all your needs, and you'll go far. I lo\'e you Heidi
May
Love, Mom, Dad, Jon, and Becky
Dear Rob, ongratulations on a
great High School career' We are so proud of who you are and what you
haw .1ccomplished in .T- - - -,,ca,dPrmiccs. athletics, and student gO\·ernment We also thank God for what He is doing in your life now and what He w1ll do m the future. With Love, Mom & Dad
Lm·e, Mom Andrew,
1
Andrew Melchi
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Low, Dad, Mom, and Stephame
Our Dtlar Sara, Congratulations! \"\'e Jre very proud of you and yc.mr accomplishments. You have grown to be such an amazing young lady. We know that you Me going to - - - lx• vc.~rv succt.:.ssful m lifl~. \\ll' lo~ t• vou very much and \v1sh youth~ ab~lute be-,t in your future endea\"~rs. God Blt-...;s you!!
Tara, Wow, how did your high school years go by so fast?! We are so very proud of you and will miss you a lot next year as you move on to the
It" hard to believe 18 vears have passed. It seems iike JUSt yesterday we were bringing you home. We are for all your ac:co,mcrusnm,ents through all your years and of the choices vou have made. We couldn't be more proud and blessed ha\·e a son like you. v;e love you wry much.
nc t exciting time in
your life. Remember to try new things but always know we are
Tara Mettler
here for you. Love you lots. Dad, Mom, and Kahe
I ovt• Always, Dad, Mom,
Sara Mirar fi
Am1r, and Samara
l>t·.tr I..tun•n, (. ongr.ttul,,hon-. to our spt-ct.l1 d.•~ght<·r 1
Thanks lor
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thl
bedutaful momt.·nts \OU \("
sh.1n•d v.. 1th u .... RetT't. mbt.•r bdle\t.'ln}(mr-;elf,knm" \\hat - - -' ou ,,.·,mt. <md make 1t happt~n
'At.·loH· vou, \1om and
D.1d You'H• bl't.'n .1 gn•.tt SL'tl'r f'll mis ... \OU 11
Lauren Moore
l.ove, Ylom and
Erin Murphy
lO\l', Kylt.•
Dad
Matt, We an.> so proud of you! We can't believe how the last ~eq•nteen years have by. We know you'll be a great success in whatever vou do.
l\llom, Dad, and Megs
Emily
eeley
Hlur~elf and you
\1om, Rod, Matt, Rvan
chaUenged us t be lx tt<r pe<"lpil.' Alway n:mt.•mbcr to
be \'OUrst"if. cncouragt.>d b) "our !!Ouccc and 1mpro' t'd by \'Our chaUen~t' \\e are so 'cr\' proud ,,f ) nu T1lank you for bem~ a part f our
you Vl'r\" much.
lhl...
Lo\'e, Mom, Dad, Enca, and Ayano
Lm e \1om, Dad and Ttm
and Ava
we know that
Love, lorn, Dad, and Katie (and pike and PoopSle,too)
James O'Byrne
bab\ • \\e trulv than
God for your h~alth and , - - - -s<mngrm.· We alwa\' knew vou would s;,cceed and could be whatenr you desue, if you put ''God 1st" Just rl'mt..•mbt..-r: whah..'\t..'r \OU
a'k m H" namt• shal(bt.•
Kennythia Odom
c...~nior
graduate. You've
many more to come
Keep the memories that you've made clo>e to your heart and usc your knowledge to your adv.mtage.
Keep your head
hdd hrgh and alwavs to do and be vour
Gregory Payne
Tyler, (Daddy's Buddy) We are so proud of the kmd and generou; young man (and brg brother) you have turned into. You are about to begin running ~---YO'"' own life. While this is very exciting, is it also scary. We want you to know no matter how old, vou are still our little boy, and we are here for you.
gl\l'n.
Love, Dad, \11om, and J...:andace
Dan, Smce vou were born, we h;:{ve derived happiness from our pride in you. Continue _ _ _ to provide happine's by pu rsuing your goals as far as vou r asp1ratio;,s and efforts will take you .
had man\ accompli~hments in 1 years of life and
vou will
Love, \1om, Marc, and Kaleb
"Congratulation.. , <lUr
I ley Greg, Well, here you .ue a big
accomplish. Thank you for bemg the wonderful and beauhful per>On that
bt..· ... t. \1\'e know that you willgofar. .
Pra.se God, Th.s" the da\ th,lt thl' Lord has made
We are all TRE\1E:'\DOLSLY proud of you'
Dt.•.u Andrea, We,,..., all very proud of the thmgs that vou have accomplisht.>d and look forward to the thmgs that
Tyler Pieper
~ tghthearted rlcltull." haH'"
anything you want to.
will
an• proud of you and llwe you \"l'fV much.
Andrea Palmer
Jrum the hme that vou c.amt 1rto uur II\ n, vou h.tvt bt ~ an 1usp1rahon 'rou havt the ab1htv to mal« pwpl< laugh when thev are down Your deep thought and ,·our
hard, harder, and even hardest to reach vour goals. You've gr;•wn up so fast, but so well, and - - -we know that vou'll be able to accomphsh
~1chu. ·n• great' thing<.,. \1\'e
... tnve
O...arDan,
De.u )aiTUe,
dull.. Have fa.th m
Low always, Mom
Em•lv.
\J\.re've watchl~ you \VOrk
i
Your future IS bnght promise and opportumty. As vou bcgm your new Journey, remember always to take the road le" t~avek>d I'll be nght there be,Ide you.
Cnngratulation .... \Ve vnu ... mce the da\ vnu
Rebt..occa,
you art•.
Katherine Murphy
;..ere born. You h~\'e tumt.>d into such a f---- b<•atltiful voung ladv with vour whole hfl' ahead of vou St:t vour standards high and ..,mile l~verydav. and vou will do gr~at. Wl' lo~·e
Congratulations! \'Ve can't bt.-ltl'Vl' hlw..· the la<.,t '-t..'\ l'nh.·t:'n \·ear~ have flown b\. Sill remember the da\ ·vou were born. _ _ _ You w~~ such a jo\. Life with you is never, ever
O'Brien
accompli~hmenb.
h.wl' be-en '<> proud of
Congratulations!
Matthew Murray
De.u Katie, I'm beaming with pnde at your
D •ar Erin, We love you cmd arc very proud of you. It will be _ _ _ exciting to see what your future holds. You give us so much joy!
Lm·e, Grandma. Grandpa. \11om. tepDad, Barry, Sarah, and Cncle '\:orman
Love, "THE M0\11" and Dad
Bill,
Dear Joe, God ha b lessed you wi th man y g tfts and ta len t . We look forward to wa tching ~!---,on " m a ture in the
Keep o n in g ing the body electr ic-
W e love youMom, D a d , AJ, a nd
An d e
We love you ; M o m , Dad, Jo hn, a n d Ji m
LO\·e, Mom, Dad, and Hayden
Poehls Dear Cody, Than .. for thehfc-\tlU \e led
Dear Kan Congrarulations 1 You have been a JOY to us smce the dav ~·ou were born. The ti~e has gone much too fa t. I know will succeed in
Ma tt, We're very proud of all your accomplishments, b u t we a re m ost proud of - - -the p e r on you have beco me. Love, M om a nd Dad
thu .. far. Your t~ccompli.J\mt.'nh
athlehc:--.
-
m mu... L
lt.•adc~tup.
and
church are trul amazm~ but even abo\4~ that. "e admu-e vour de ... •re to II\ e a clt:an lifu. We lo\t~ vou and
whatever vou choose in
re ... pect you bt."Cau
life and pl~ase remember that we will alway' be there for you.
high moral standard' and
of vour
vour abilit\· to -.hare\ our humor and sen'-tti\ 1t\
",th
u .. \\"tc> loo
ron~to·ard
to
..hanng the uprorrunji1: 'ear-
Kari Reineke Pontifex
We Jo,·e you, 1om, Dad, and Kyla
With \"OU.
Reynolds
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knnlt' t.mger" 'HlU \\ l'r\'
•..urh ,1
<.tm~r.ltul,ltitHl ... ,
Jttlt• ~1rl \OU m.1dt• us .m~h tltll'n' 'Hlll
\\t an.•
h.n t'
\l'f\
proud tlt
\ tlu ~md vour
~t"l'n
blt•........_-d w1th m.un t.1h.-nt-. .1nd \'P~"t.lrtumtJt·-.. - - -mm thl' world .n, ,lib\ ou ,md \"tlUr contribution \\ t' pr.n that vou will dJ-.c.tl\t'r (..,('IC,:t· ... pl.1n and purpt,....._• tor\ our hh• .md
.lc.:cnmpli~hml•nt"-.
Your
e\.pt•rti~e hc1~ cl01cl/l'd lh
c.:omputt•r ,----,,,,. .
Pur~Ul' \ 'OUr drt'cllll~. ~nowmg \H' will hl\l' .md 'upport you \\,•
th.1t t'Jrh d.n \\til bt• .m ,1lh t•ntun.·' \1 ,n tlw Ktl.lli
\\ ''h )Oll muc.:h h.lppmt·~.., for
tlw tuturt•
Rl't' up to \1l'\.'t You
Jennie Roberts
\1w.:h 1 on.•, \tom . D.1d,
1\:t·rn .•md \1olh
Robinson
lkar \nn, Con~r.1tul.1tion...,~
proud of YOU
All our lme, Mom , Dad Da\ 1d , and Todd
Anthony Sanders
( hrLo;., fhl Rtt-.le ,t,1h:.., th.lt lhtldn·n from ( ;ud \nd
You
lk.u Har\'10,
nw
on~r.ltulations~
\.\t.• .ut•
wry proud of you S,t
thnlugh htm. vou h.n t' gnn,ntobt.•my '\t'l) "pl"l.'MI You ha\ t' had
hou..,e will ":>t."t.'m empt~ without nlu ne\t ye.u,
Lo\·L', Mom and Dad
(
.H\' ,, ~1ft
l·hn t' workt•d h.ud .1nd Wl' <lrl'
Dt•ar fino, l h.mJ.. you f(>r tlw p.bt IH YL'.lrs, it h,Js ddinttt•h bt•t•n intt•rL'sti~g' Wt• fl'el - - - -so honored to Sl'l' You grow tnto a n1an and ,JChiL'\'l' your goals. You mt•an thl' world to U~ and Wl' clrl' \ l'r\ proud of you!
\ht<hl'il'
!.pi(\
~·our gnab
high and h.l\'e
faith in your-df. Always
- - -but
\\e J...now that.vou will h,n·e a \vondt•.rful rollt.•gt• t''\pt.'riem.·t.•. f f.H t.' fun .1nd \\-·rite homt'.
l OH', \1om. Dad. S.1m, \1,1'\ , Crandm.1 .1nd Cr.-u'ldad ~mith , and Gr.1ndm,1 .1nd Grandad
~nmn \ t.•r;·
up. and lam pmud of you
~l H·n·
Harvin Sethi
1OH' ·\lwav,, Mom
Dt.•ar Adam, Wt• Me so proud of th • wondt.>rful young man
brightening each day
thank God m.my hm<., for the g1ft of \OU that
he ha.., shared with me! CongratulatiOns! You made tt~ I'm ..,o very proud of
have continut"<.i succt....,s
and happiness, both in the cla"room and in all
you! The future i.., you n-o ~nd you can do it! .Kt."'l.'P fatth, vour confidt.•nce and
other endeavors
tnner beauty.
With lm·e, Mom and Dad
Dear John, You have been the greate t ble ing of our lives. We wish all the best life
Sharp
Dear Marcus, We are so proud of you . We have ~vatched you tum into a great young man. You really brighten our lives and we are so proud of all you have accomplished. You will go far Love, Mom, Dad, Ryan, and Brett
Mom and Dad
Love you, Dad
Todav, celebrate vour ..,ucce~s.
Always, live life to 1b fullest. May you always get out of life what you are willing to put into it. We are so very proud of vou! Good luck in all you do.
Jessica Shedenhelm
' Meghan Smith
L:?4 It:----1-""-(._.......
Love, Mom, Dad, Shannon & Becky
t:A--
With all our love, Mom, Bill, jenna, josh, and Beth
Larissa,
Three cheers (and congra tulations) to the "ch~-erful" one Ia-la-la Larissa! You are you and we love you! you go (to the sea or CDC) just
you are the meht M>nsttive, caring young \\'Oman, and ----'"'"'~ qualitie~ will take you where you want to
go. Rcme~ber to: follow your heart, follow your
remember- you can always come home and play 'm the bao,ement 1
dreams and be true to
Cod , to others and to vour...t.•lf
Nicole Shoudel
Love, Dad, Mom, and Hemae
Larissa Singletary
LO\·e, Mom, Dad, and Rachel
Roi'>m,
Dear Stephen, WL' are all very proud of the special young man thi., little boy has become. I know you will succeed in all that '311f-- - vn' do if you remember to always try your best, be J..ind, and be confident. In other words, JUSt be you. I am your #1 fan. I love you, son.
L(.•arn to make th(.' mt.bt of
life Lo"' no happy day lime will never give you
back 11111- - -The chances pao;s away L(.•aH• no kindly word un"<lid U.we while Jon• wJllla ... t The mtii will ne"er ~nnd ag.1111 The waters of the Pll"'t
smile. We are
so very proud of you' Good luck mall you do. Remember your family will always love and support you.
Tomorrow,
dream new drec1ms.
We have been blessL'<l by your life. You h.lVe · ALWAYS made us proud-
Dear Meghan, Congratulations' You are very special to all of us. You have become a very caring person. Your smile is contagious, and ~--·vn'" laugh makes en~ryone
Lo\·e you, Mom
jessica,
'ico,
to have you and _ _ _e),tremely proud of you for what you have accomplished. Stay focused on your goals and remember always that I am behind you all the way.
Hubba-Bubba, \1om, Dad, Harleen, and )1m1
dail~
hard work and diligence' \1ay you
Karen Shafer
lt.Wl'\'OU,11W,1\'S,
and to so many othl·~! I
with vour smile and mspi~ing us with your
your dreams ali\·e!
We lm·e vou ,·erv much, '1.1om, D~d , Beth: and Mark
tht•n• for you.
!N.u (,1lei~h. from thl' dav vnu \\-'t'rt"' bt)rn onward, hll now, and ('\ t.•rydav in bl'twt.•t.•n, \OU h.w~ be~n ,, ble..,..,mg to me
!Nar Karen, \.\',1s it nnh ...,e\·t.•ntt.>t.•n \'l'clr-. c1go you brought JOY to our lives,
that you hil\e become as you are graduating ~from high schooL We Ion~ your energy! As you go to college, set your goals high and work hard, and keep
John Shaw
life RemL·mbL•r W<' will .lh\-".1\'s be
an.· m\ Pooh fkoar'' all
xhnm•r
Shaffer
succe~s and h.1ppim.• . . s in the next phast.• of your
not to tra\'l'i b.Kk down tho...,• p.llh!', ContinUl' In k".1k to (.~od for lit• will supph all your nt'l'th 'wu
Raisin Smith
We love you with all our hearts and are so proud of you. \1om, Kyle Adam
Stephen Smith
.'v1om
l>t·nn.L You h.n t beconw
our bro\\'11·t.•yt.•d g1rl. I oolo.. ~t \OU nnw' \.Yh.lt ,1 wondt•rful .1nd ,lm.ttinK ~'oung wom.1n you h.-t\t" ·To
.1
gorgl'OliS \OliOg 1~1li\'. \.\t• ~lrl' ...n proud of\ ou Ytnl
become Keep on
an.• .1 dt.>dic.ttl'li .1thldP You hen t.- the intl'lllgl'OU.•,
mo\ 10~ forw.-trd. All
-----thmgs art• posstble to
r-----,connP'"""n.and tl'O.lrious .. plrtt to
rt~.Kh
those'"' ho bdie\t' othing can ...t·par.lh' U<t
\OUr go.:~ Is .1nd m.lkt• tlw world .1 ht.>ttt r pl.llt1 May (;od bt.• \our guide ,1s you let vour light
from tht•lo\'l' of Christ. Alwa\' remem~r- lrt the hope float up'
shint•
Denna Sparks
Kit:k asph.1lt,
\tom ,1nd
Dad
Katherine Spero
I:>t•ar H~.ltht•r, life's story,
on graduation and all ·- - - -"' vour life ucromplishments. !rut~. we are proud of you and proud to be your familv Wishing vou the be>t.
·a-..hiont>d fnlm a st~u A st.u \.vho"'t' light sh1m·s
brightly, ~o
matter where you are .. ~o
forth
m\' dear,
In life you will ~o f.1r. Love, Mom
~1nd
Dad
Cary Steinman
Ion~
endeavor.., y.,·e YOU
Dad, Mom, und jason
Andreas Stoltzfus
hope you leave Centennial ------.w111n memone~ of good
friend-.., fun hmt•:-., and the
that will hl'ip
vou be succe ... .,ful in the next stage of your life.
Congratulation-.., and thanks for onh· g1vmg us a few gra~· hau-....
Eric Stormer Dear Sean, ongratulations 1 The future is all vour . We look fon:vard to sharing life'· journey vou. Mav all vour dreams ~orne true, and mav you always be ha.pp) and healthy.
.:JilJiilr;iii;J-----,vi
Swanberg Dear Travis, Nothmg has brought us as much happiness as ha,·ing you at the center of our lives. ______These wonderful yearhate sped by, rushing vou mto manhood and ~ limitless future. Seize the day and lil·e large. We a;e proud of you, kiddo.
\J\'ords cannot e'prL~S
how very proud we are
of you- not only for your achievement
through school, but your f---- kindne'' and vour rc"'pect for others. You're not JUSt a great son, you're a wonderful pei"'n. We love you Shorty, and we are always here for you. God
bles;:
-
Ltll'e, 1om and Dad
Love, Mom .1nd D.1d
You ha\·e grown mto a
and talentc>d young ladv. You have
~autiful
brightl'ned our hve:-. with vour beautiful -..mill• and · wa\"<t. ThMlk all the memories,
Love you
-\shlet~h.
\"OU
dreams, and fulhU ~our ~t..l.ll ...
\.en
Ashleigh Thomp on
Love. Mom, Dad, .md Sabnna
\\t." bt>ht.>\ e 'ou c.1n ach1t.•\ e all )OUr dre.1m ... Go k)r 'em All'
Lo\.l', D~1d <md
an'-)
Dear Brittan~ . You have grown into a beuuhful young woman and we are proud of ,,II that \ ou uchieved As vou enter the next phase of vour life, remember that we will always be here for vou.
woman vou have
Robin Vail
\\e loH' }OU
mu~..h.
l..o\ t:" ~a, \1om and ~hav. n
alway~
x x&(l(.lO
are, m... 1de .1nd out'
You are a JOY 1 St.• proud of \our--elL jm.t a'i v. e are and \\111 conhnue to be a.... ou n'ol ·h for the .. tar--, dream
become: As you go rd to take your future, you will always ha,·e o~r love and support.
Mom&Dad
Love you always, Mom and Dad
\\hat a be.lUhfut dau~hter
Robin, Congratulations' We arc ,·en. proud of the wonderful young
Meaghan.
Love you al" ays, \.1om, Dad, ,md Kellic
Dear Eric, Congratulation 1 We are ,·cry proud of you' You have been the greate~t joy in our ------lives, and we look fon.vard to sharing the challenge of life's journey with you. You are a wonderful young man!
We love our Jama 1 Mom and Dad
Congratulations jason
Meaghan Tobin
Lots of love, Dad, Mom, jonathan, and Sebastian
Always busy as a bee, IS our Jamie. Sometimes too loud, but always makes her family proud anng, talented and kind, a superb daughter all the time.
\1\"e are proud of your accomplishmenb and
Ross Straseske
Christopher Stevens
Jamie trauss
t:kar Ro-...,, It has bt."'t.·n ~l much fun watching you gmw up.
k.nowled~e
vou! V\'e wi!o,h vou
the best throughout your college vears. \.1av ltfe bring vou wonderful health. happiness, and success!
Andreas, Your spirit has given u> jov Your music has unfurled new melodic,. Congratulations on '-----·"'<king a life so full of beauty and zany wit. We look forward to sharing the meaning you find.
justin, Congratuluhons 1 We ure all so proud of you. You have bem " bright spot in our Ji,·es since birth. Your sense of umor has kept us all laughing for eighteen years. We know you ha,·e great potentiul und will do well tn all your
Justin Stierw alt
We love vou, ~om, Dad, Sur~. and lydc
Love, \11om Dear Chris, Congratulations' It has been a great jov getting to this milc,tone with vou We are so proud
ever' Congratulations
An old soul. and f.11thful,
Stapleton
Ryan Standerfer
<;hll and always- the best Christma's present
Just rt~ml·mht-r v.:ho you are ...
afratd
D.td
an,
A-.. vou write your own
Don't~
I ovl' ah\avs, Mom .1nd
Rvan, C~mgratulahons 1 am so proud of the fine young man you han• become As you ------move to the next pha~(' of your life, remember that I love vou and will be there ~vhen you need me. May all of your dreams come true.
,I
Brittan Villareal
Low, '.1om and Dad
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Dear adie, 'V1a) learning and caring be life-long pursuits. We love
I
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Lauren, We are\ er) proud of you! You make our i\es complete.
't<'ll tlh'u'rtamh ,1
lift.•, frtlnl ,1 h.1h tn.lhl'aut fu
rmr,lliP nf
young ladv 1 V\e
t-lrt.'..,)
_ _ _ ,.cr}-Jm.'lld of 1·nu ,1nd your accompli...,hml'nts. <.. ong-ratulation..., on
Mom, Dad, Josie, Isaac, & Belle
gr.1duating. \\,• lo1 ,. \ ot1 't.'r\ muc.:h and will .1lw,w, hl' lwr<• for
Ahvays, Dad, Mom, and Tyler
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Sarah Vojak
Kelly Walsh Dear jennifer, This httle girl grew up to be 1·ibrantoutgoing full of laughter and music _ _ _ but still strong. We're proud of you and all vour accomplishments but know, no matter what, we lol'e you.
,...;.::r:::r:'-
Amy White
l>t•,lf Ju..,tm,
:\il..
You h.t\ l" prondt.•d
for \ ou the dtl\ \ nu ''{'ft.'
count It s nll·moric.., to u., but tht• ),,..,t four ve,u.., han. . bt.•en mcrediblt.• 1 \\l•
nt'\'l'T
ll't
an~thmg hold n>u back. We are proud of the 1----..cann.g, m"ghtful voung
encouragement to other.-..
\1\'c lm·e you. Lo\ l', \1om, Dad, Zach.u,·, .\I<· "·and Seth .
you deCide to do in hfe, I know you'll be .flllt---s~•~ces~· ful. With your
it.
always have my love
and 'cnse of humor. you can't go wrong You'll
Matthew Westbay
Dear Amy, Congratulations on all that YOU ha1·e acco;,plished. We're e•tremely proud of you. The little girl m thi - - -picture has grown up to be a beautiful and intelligent young woman. Always follm' your dreams and keep them close to your heart. Belie1·e in your,elf and ab1hties.
Low, \1om ,1nd Dad
Julie, You'\e come a long way, baby! And you have a pectacular future awaiting you. We cherish your kindness and Jove and will always love you in return.
You are more prt..--cious to me than words can C"\pre...,s o matter what
smile, personalitv, charm
and support! Congratulations'
'vfom, Dad, and Jean Dear Andrea, Congratulations. Thanks for four exciting years. Great job and we are so - proud of you. Have the time of your life in college.
Lyndy, There's no need to reach high for the sta" becau'e thev ,1re ,1Ireadv within
yo~. just reach deep mside your golden
· t"md shine.
proud of all your accomplishments and the woman vou\·e become.
We lm·e.you and know Love ya, Dad and Mom
Amorcita,
ail your dreams will
Lyndy Wickline
Dear Linds, \\"e lo\"e you so much for so many reao..on, e::.pt'Cially for the g1ft you po...o.t:.,.., of brin~mg laughter to all tht. amund vou. Wl' are so proud o-f o11l the hard wor"-. ou have put forth m h1gh «hot.,! and of all that vou hau~ achu.·H•d, but ~hl'\"t: that your bt..~t ,.., ..,till
Celebrate! And think of those thmgs we celebrate: time, distance, and experience-how far you've come, and how
Te queremos, \1om, Dad, and Billy Adam, You are remarkable and
Wedig
Matt,
Lm·e, Dad and Mom
Barbara Wolfe
bl·mg .m "t>Xtl•ndt.'d famil\" to .-111 vour fril·nds \\'l' thank\ ou for allo\-..·mg us to be .. uch tl large plut of vour life You are an inCredible young ml1n and we arl' \"l'r\ proud of vou.
contmut• to be a ..,oun.:e of
Your future lies before you. Go for
~far your imagination can I still see. Already you've come further, and experienced more than most. Continue to share the light and love of your life where1·er your path leads.
w1ll m1o...., \vatchmg you
1-- - -plav 'Occ<·r and bask<·tball
man vou ha\'l' bt:-comt•. Behe1 e m God .md \'OUr<o;t>Jt, and VOU Will
Congratulations Lind ay! We are proud of you and your accomplishments. r---~ , have done well.
Love, Mom and Dad
Lauren Walters
\\t• J...nn'' God h~1d ,, pl.:m born. 'rou've
XOX, Mom, Dad, & jon
Lindsay Weinberg
I 0\l', \1om, Dad and (arlin
Dearest Grace, Congratulations on durmg the P•"t four years. We an.• so proud of - - - -vc1u' Your great sense of contagious laugh. and beautiful heart, will take vou farm life. We look .fom·ard to shanng
\ve
Lindsey Yanchus
\1a,· God BJes..,, Dad, \1om. Da~. Cram, and Pap
Dear Byungchun, Congratulations! From kindergarten to your
we're \"ef) proud of you!
Be true to v ur heart and you'll alw~ys succeed·
semor
year, we have
always been proud of you Good luck as you - - -pursue your goals-stay focused, work hard, and your dreams will come true
with preparations and
_ _ _.yc>ur talents, you can achie\·e whate,·er you
pursue. Follow your dreams, behe,·e in
you,.,.elf, and always !h·e by the Golden Rule.
Lm·e, Mom, Dad, and all your family
\1\'e love you! \1om, Lance, and \1arissa
Yu
\1om, Dad, Shelb~. and Darby ·
accomplishing so manv great ach1en:menb
- - --v.'
in vour future. Pur. . ut.' vour dn:.ams with confidl'nc~ and faith a .. you stn\'e to make tht.• world a better plan.· for all
beCome reality.
all the l'XCitement and
ad1enture life bnngs your
Grace Yang
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Low. \1om, Dad, Dand. and Roxy Dear j.j., It was a difficult choice-thb ad or a speCial memonal plaque in the detention L __ _ _ ,u''"' . Congratulations and best of luck in your future. We know you can do anything you choose and succeed. L01·e Always, Mom and all
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Can you recognize jeffre) Eaton, Ro's Stra._e,ke, Ryan Cluth, or Tracey Hendrick,on >
john Hernott, jacob Carlson, jo<.eph Piercy, and te,·en Kane take a break from lunch to pose for a p1cture
Theo.c little angels look saintly at their First Communion.
cwbom Elizabeth Ko grins for the camera for the fir-t time.
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What is your biggest fear?
"That penguins can hear my thoughts. " -Anonymous
Kimberly Compton Brooke Conner Jillian Cook Jacob Corley Scott Corum Erica ottingham Du~tm Coy Samantha Crames Yumi Crass Jordan Croft \ieilzen Damaso Rachel Danielson Kristin Davis Claudia Dennis Elaine Deppe Tasha Deremiah Biren Desai Samuel Dietrich Bryan Dobrik Jeffrey Dobrik Indea Dorsey Lara Dossett Schuyler Drevves Jeremy Drollinger Joseph Dummitt Elizabeth Emanuel Laura Ernst Samantha Estes Kimberly Ferguson Jason Fisher Amy Flanigan Yvonne Fleming Kaitlin Fletcher Erica Flood Mynette Followell Raimy Foutch Matthew Fra er Kenneth Gannaway Brent Gardner Kyle Garton Kelly Gatens Christopher German Elizabeth Gille Ryan Gittings Kelly Gleason arayana Golding Amanda Goode Joshua Goode Anne Gorman Ashley Gossett There a Grandys Ricky Greer Richard Grove Jenna Gustaf on Kyle Hall Kyle Hallbeck
"Being snapped on the back with a rubberband." -Emily Schilling
"Big Daddy I enhower!" -Jack Schumacher Juniors
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K\le Hamilton Candice Harris Sarah Ha\s Candace Hednck l indsav Hertel Charles Hes~elmann Cameron H1eronymus Clifton Hill Rachel Hinds Ayano Hirose Timothv Hodson Alyssa Hoerr Philip Hoerr Christine Holloway Tera Horn Michelle House Jennifer Hubert Janel! Huckstadt Joshua Hughes-Patton Elizabeth Hurd Jonathan Huson ellie Jarrett 1col Jarrett Rachel Johanek Amandy Johnson Christopher Jones Courtney Jones Dashon Jones ikki Jones Chelsey Kallembach Kai Karlstrom Emily Kasak Elizabeth Katsinas Brook Kearns Alice Kemme Maura Kennedy Scott Kent ara Kenyon Hyon-Jung Kim Ye-Rim Kim Kelli Kleiss athan Kolb Joel Kouski Adam Kouzmanoff Michael Kuhlenschmidt Ryan Legrande Elizabeth Lemmon Vilath Leunammachack Susan Levy ara Lewin Dominique Lienard Crystal Ligon Kimberly Lindsey Kalinda Lisy Robert Long Whitney Long
Courtland Louie Derek Lowery Phillip Lowery Wilham Lvke Cheryl 1~hon Timothy Vlahrt Edward Malkowski J Andrew \llardis Sean Massa Holly Maxwell Ryan McCabe Harton \llcFarland Melissa McKown Katy McKuzes Todd Merchen Michael Meridith Knstal Merrill Felicia Milewski teffanie Millage \llatthev1; Miller jacob Milliken-Enstgn Kristine Mm Thomas Moore Travis Moore Lindsey Morr Melissa \!loss johanna Mueller Kathryn Murphy Christina \llyers Crystal Myle Mary adar,.,ki Michael elson Stacey elson athan ~ewman tacy Newman Heather ugent hristoph Oetegenn Daniel Ogwal Diana Ontiveros Matthe\\ Ory Robert Otis Emma O' brien Anne Parrett Andrew Pellum Daniel Peratt Jonathan Peterson ara Peterson Riamsalio Phetchareun Mitch Phillips Eddie Piat icholas Pica Jeffrey Pittelkm\ Lindsay Porter Danielle Postula tefanie Postula Pavel Pourmal
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Kendra Pnce Molh Ragsdale )a'r Ramshaw Evan Raso Kvle Raymond Jason Rector Kelly Reid An\ in Reprakash Cameron Roch Kevin Rogers Chad Rotramel Tyler Rouse Kara Rubenacker ally Rudolphi M1chael Schamber teven henk Emily Schilling Bet y Schluter Hana chneider Katie hoolcraft Christine Schowengerd t Claire Schuh John Schumacher te\¡en Schuster Matthew Seng Ryan Shaw Samuel helton Trent Sherman Aaron Shmikler Thomas Sider Darius Sih¡a Aleesha Smith Erik Smith James Smith jennifer mith Margaret Smith Elana Solomon Tri tan Soluk Griffin Spatz H.Matthew Stacher Rachel Staehling Jennifer Stearn Jennifer Stem! Meagan Stenzel Matthew Stewart Kri tin Stocking Maxwell Stolkin Kaitlyn Stratton Jiwon Sung Kristine Sweikar Tara Swift Reb cca Talbott Stephanie Tatman Christopher Taylor icole Taylor Kathryn Thoma
What is your favorite part of spirit week?
"Coming together as a cla sat five a.m. and being goofy on class color day." -Samantha Crames
Kirk Thomasste Tabttha Tiffin Jenna Tyler Tanise Wainer Kelsi Walters Bnttany Ward Jared Warmouth Darren Warren Ke• in Wea\¡er John Weldon Megan Weldon Amsley Wellinghoff Stephen Whitehill Harold Wiggam Tyler Wilken Bobby Williams Erica Williams Robert Williams Jacob Willis Ariel Winfrey Malana Winskas Ashley Wise Christopher Woolcott Jeramey Wool ey
AndrewWulf Melissa Wurth Jarrett York Jennifer Zahn Matthew Zich
Jayme Brittin, Antonio Brown, Joshua Brownfield, Clayton Burton, Kali Buttitta, Brandon Hayne , Mya Hill, Byron eeley, Katie elson, Elizabeth erone, Hannah Regnier, Marcus Robinson, Dana Schaller, Shane Scott, Sarah Smeltzer, Patricia Stemle, Earlina Sterling, Stephen Strack, Lee Temple Jr., Justin Thomson, Joseph Tuttle, and David Washington.
"PEP RALLY!"
- Erica Williams
"Clas color day becau e that's when you epara te the m n and th ladie from the boy and the girls." -Georgie Champaninh
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Elaine Deppe, Candace Hedrick, and Maura Kennedy take a minute to stop and say "cheese" on the way to class.
These students represented the Council. They "are doing their best".
Lucas Branham and Anne Parrett were voted Junior class Homecoming attendents .
... Darren Warren and Antoine Avery are hitting the books to get through their Junior year.
Kevin Rogers says "howdy" as he sports his Western Day attire.
In light of September 11, the Junior class donated their float money to the Red Cross. Elizabeth Lemmon carries a sign to acknowlege the contribution.
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Katherine Brusveen and Garett Brownlee sparkle at the Homecoming Dance. Junior class in Student best to make Centennial the
Elizabeth Emanuel (president), Sara Kenyon (vice-president), Hana Schneider (treasurer), and Molly Ragsdale (secretary) did a great job serving their class as the 2003 class officers.
Kyle Garton, arayana Golding, and Cameron Roach enjoy a break from their bu y day.
Katie Schoolcraft and Thomas Blake how their patroitism by carrying a flag in the Homecoming parade.
Elizabeth erone, Laura Ern t, and Samantha E tes have a little girl talk between cla e .
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Sophomor
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Peter Acord Angela Aker~ Clifton Aldridge Candace A ley SamiAioud Katherine nderson Luis Anez-Citraro Patrick Arnold Rocco Avallone Claire Bailey harlotte Barkan julie Barron Heather Barry Gideon BartO\ Aimie Bartram jonathan Bates Brent Baxter Clinton Bear Byron Beck Kristen Belanger janie Berg liffton Bisch Olivia Bissell jonathan Blum Lauren Bohn Thomas Boutilier Charles Bowen Emily Bown Kevin Boyd Bailey Brenner Karisa Brenner Charles Briggs Mycherrell Britton Kyle Broadrick Louise Brown-Warren Ashley Brownlee arol Bryant Trung Bui Corey Burch Tyler Burns Andrew Burroughs Brandyn Buss icole Butler Tamara Butler josh Cain David Carl on Roger Carlson Ratisha Carter Sheriste Carter Veronica Chaney joshua Chin Whitney Close Dori Cochran Tiffany Cook Alicia Corso Emma Crandell
What does it take to be a true friend?
"It takes
honesty, trust, and a lot of laughter." -Anonymous
Kenneth Crane Jenna Crutcher Leigh Cunningham Christi Cushing Kevin Dabrowski Charlotte Dalton Samuel Davis Ke1th Dedecker Sean Dedecker Theodore Demeris Anthony Dobbins Heather Doxey Lacy Duncan Heather Dyson Haley Eastin Curtis Edenfield Earnest Elam Brian Ellenberger Michael Elliott arah Elliott Margaret Emmons Jessica Faber Rovee Fabi Brandon Fecht Salome Ferguson Latoya Finley Whitney Ford Christina Frederick Falonn Frichtl Kayla Frichtl Sean Fuller Trevor Garrett icholas Gaynor Elizabeth Gehrt Tamara Giboney Tamika Giboney Xavier Gladney Daniel Glas ner ichola Glatz Kristine Glea on Cynthia Goodchild Steven Goodwine Angel Gordon Breon Gordon EmilyGradj Lindsay Gray Rashawnda Greer T ron Griffin eal Griffith icole Gruber Seth Hansen Tyler Hansen Erica Harmony Christopher Harrison Paige Harrison Patrick Hartman
"Someone you can make fun of but they know you are kidding." -Corey Pettyjohn
"A true friend i omeone who can hear what you'r thinking before you op n your mouth." -Cry tal 0 chwald
'DoAlison Hays Brandon Helll'r Rachel Henneman Allyson Henr) Deandre Hill Christopher Hinton \tehssa Hoffmann Charles Holder Ste,¡en Holdren Emil) Holm Shameka Hopkms asey Horberg Erin Hosch Ashley Howerton Tyler Hovne Andrew Huddle Whih1ey Hughes Laura Huls Blake Hunt Stephanie Hunt Delander Hunter Lydia Hustedt Amber Hyatt Kolby Jackson Kimberly Jamison Jaclyn Jaucian Antonio Johnson Augu t Johnson AyannaJohnson Brittany Johnson Eric Johnson Marcia johnson Thomas Johnson Brian Jolley Cassidy Jones Dominique jones Erica Jones Rory Jones Tra\ is Jones Brian Kane Shuchi Kapoor Daniel Koelkebeck Rachel Korellis jessica Kouzmanoff Benjamin Krapac Matios Kubbs Tyler Kurasek Omar Kushad Daniel Lacey icole Lain Timothy Larsen Emma Larson Christa Laufhutte Tyerice Lawrence Kiesha Layton Megan Leach
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Dustin lemmon '\iatalie Lenzi icholas Le\·anh Stephanie Lie\ a no Jennifer Logue Andrea Lorenz Jacquelyn Lo\·e Amanda Lovingfoss Holly Magruder Veronica Malkowski Sarah Malone Matthew Mann Meredith Marsh Richie Martin Stephame Mayotte Marin McCabe Robert McCleary Thomas McConkie Jennifer McCoy Dominique McGee Geoffrey McGinness Russell McKeith Aaron McMullen Brittanie McMullen Trenton Meacham Rebecca Meade Brian Melander Anthony Miles Charlotte Miles Shemika Mile Anginelle Miller Courtney Miller John Minneci Amanda Mistic Cedric Moore icole Moore Rachel Moore Courtney Morris Jenna Mortensen Robert Moser Jorden Mosley Whitney Muirheid Mark Munson Heather Myers eal
Clarissa ickerson Sarah orcross Ely 0\·otorov Tessa Ortiz-Garnes Crystal schwald Craig 0\erstreet 1imoth O' brien Latoya Patton
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Elizabeth Paunicka Sara Payne orey Pettyjohn Sarah Phillips Christine Pinheiro Ronny Pook Hayes Printy Michelle Ramsey Danielle Ramseyer Katherine Reagan Rachel Reed Ronnie Reed Erin Reger Eric Reid Meagan Reid ichole Reynolds Edwin Rickard Heather Riddell tephanie Riggin Katelind Roberts Kimberly Roderick Stephen Rogers Larissa Ro s Patricia Rudolphi Laura Rus ell Joseph Saathoff Emmi Schaller Christopher Schehlein Isen Scholze Richard Schumacher David Schurter Richard Schweighart Lana Sears Thidaphom Sengsavanh ata ha Shott Bradley Simmons ichole Simpson Adam Smith Adria Smith Daniel Smith Hillary Smith Shannon Smith Cameron Smucker Garrett Sommer Justin Sowers Kelley Staub eal Stephenson Kellie Stevens Kathryn Stevenson Markia Stevenson Erin Stewart Matthew Stocking Timothy Stone Mark Strand Garry Sutheriand Jerome Terrio
What's under your bed?
"A big hairy monster named Herbie." -Bradley Simmons
Dylan Thomasste Jeremy Thorpe Phillip Trautman Gregory Tresslar Rebecca Tucker Morgan Turner Heather Valentine Shannon Vanantwerp Sarah Vannice Mary Vaughn Courtney Villarreal Lucious Walker )a on Wall Jaime Wallace Daniel Waller Stephanie Ward Kyle Watson ¡athan Watson Victoria Waybright Ryan Wedig Dayna White Te'vee White Jamie Whittington Brittany Wiegand Brooke Wikgren Brent Wilson Riynard Wilson Seth Wilson Tyler Wilson Christina Woodcox Ro a Woods Victoria Woods Aaron Worley Arneatha Wright Valerie Wyatt Ashwini Yelamanchili Cassidy Young Ja on Young Eric Youngblood Stephanie Ziegler
Brian Zimmerman Lauren Zuckerman Krystle Zuehl
Dustin Ashworth, Stephen Berning, Danielle Buchholz, Candice Chambers, James Daly, Tarrika David on, Marcus Edwards, Evan Fou t, Vimal Golding, Ca tor Gonzalez, Christopher Hauer perger, Michael Hughes, Marjorie Johns, Tiffany Johnson, Travis Keyes, HeinLe, Nhan Le, Jeremy Mancini, Bryan Mckinney, oah Morris, Cortney Murphy, Sam Packard, Marcu Pelmore, Courtney Phillips, Dalla Redd, Joel Rotramel, William Schoenoff, John Schuster, Vilayvong Sompheth, Brittany Stillwell, William Thoma , Kenneth Tolli erCorbin, Klarissa Underwood, Terry Walker, Brandi White, Cory William and Raynard Wilson.
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Te'Vee White and Byron Beck are all grin a they repre ent the cla of 2004 as the Homecoming attendent . After a long morning, these a break from decorating
The Sophomore class spent many hours on their float entitled "The Yellow Submarines". Margaret Emmon , Megan Leach, Erica Harmony, and Rachel Henneman celebrate that they ar no longer freshmen on the first day of school.
Garry Sutherland and Tiffany John on show their friendly affection towards each other in the hallway.
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Kathryn Stevenson (Vice President), Patricia Rudolphi (President), Heather Doxey (Trea urer), and Megan Leach (Secretary) encourage school spirit as the Sophomore class officers.
"Sophomore Celebrities" take their hallway.
Phillip Trautman, Laura Russel, and Elizabeth Gehrt chill in the parking lot before they go back to class.
The 2004 Student Council repre enatives had fun and worked hard as they did their be t to make Centennial a much fun a po ible. Charle Holder and Haye Printy enjoy each other' humor for a few seconds between classes.
Katherine Reagan demon trate her chool pirit by helping to decorate the Sophomore hall.
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Adam Karch 1'1olan Kemna hanna Khan Monica K1m Chelsea King Julia Kline Elizabeth Kmght Philip Kojich Ke\ in Kreii-Oare Aaron Krone Jason Krone Sabna Kushad Monica Lane Lindsey Lauderdale Louis Laugges Kristina Lawhead Shanetha Lee 1iesha Lee Deston Lehigh Jeremy Lemmon Lydia Lencioni Tadao Leunammachack Matthew Le\'itt Adam Lewin Mary Lewis Launyae Lipscomb Christopher Littleton Danielle Lochner Anchelle Lomibao David Long Jessica Long Kyle Lowry Jessica Lucas Emmanuel Lvnch Je sica Mabe;ry Jake Mackey Jenny Mackey Holly Magill Zachary Manolakes David Yfarcinkevich Adam Marsh Jes e Mar h Joshua Mar hall Rachel McCiarey Matthew McCowan Caitlin McGovern Ka sandra McKeith Andrew McKuzes kyler McPhee Erin Mear::. Stephanie Melchi A hlee Meredith Jason Mesch Jennifer Milazzo atalie Mia Lesley Mitchell
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Dustin \1oore Elizabeth \1oon• Brandon Moroney Cameron \11orris \drienne \1orrison Danil'l Mueller Rebecca Murphy Megan Murray Brandon Myles Kathryn '\Jadarski andyce ell Dawn elligan Rebecca erone A ron Oakley PhilipOgwal Geraldine Ohene-Adjei Rachel Ohlsson Orlando Ontiveros Jessica Orban Shawn 0\¡erton Lynn O' brien Shalu Pandey Daniel Park Kari Parkinson Michael Paul ashawnna Pearson Daniel Penner Destiny Pettigrew Ashlee Philips Ashley Phillips DaYid Pica Kalan Pike Sarah Plecki Marc Porter Lucas Propst Raoof Raouf Jessica Reynolds Sean Reynolds Frances Rickard Molly Roberts William Rose Kati Ruedi Demeko Ruffin Alix Schmidt Kelly Schmidt Katherine huh Kathryn Schuster Jenna Shedenhelm Besiana hehu Matthew hockey David impkin Tiffany Slaw Joseph Smith tuart Smith Heidi Sola Megan Southey
Who do you admire the most?
"I admire my brother, becau e he pushe me in every port and makes me better. He also ets a good example for me in school, work, girls and athletics." -John Eaton
Matthew Spencer Scott Stacher Meghan taub Brittnev Steele-McCain Richard temle Kyle Stewart Christina tone Robm trauss Kate Sull1van Matthew Sullivan Andre\\ Sweeney David Tarvin Erica Taylor Harry Thompson Julie Thompson Leslie Till Douglas Torbeck Joseph Tortorelli Antwan Unander Elizabeth Unander Rachel Vannice Jody Wagner Lindsey Wagner Donte Washington Jonte Washmgton Kyle Weaver Jarred Webb Justin Webb Zachary Wedig Bridgett Wells- mith Ashley West Justin West Jessica Whisenand Christopher Whitaker helbv Wickline Greer. \!Villiams Zackary Wilson -oel Winfrey Kristian Wingo Jessica Wise Megan Wulf Drew Wurmnest BenJamin Yates Tangela Young Kyle Zarker Christopher Zelle Linnea Zielinski
Shaunak Ahuja, John Anderson, Jetwan Baine , Jennifer Bejarano, Emmanuel Bronson, Lora Brooks, A hley Brown, Robert Brown, Thomas Burk, Starlon Burnett, Charles Campbell, Tiree'nee Ca ton, Ericka Cox, Terrcel David on, Olufemi Davi , Shawn Denton, Anthony Dorian, Mantonia Duncan, De' Angelo Gardener, Lauren Gilbert, Jo eph Gilman, Chri topher Hampton, Jordan Heisey, Vercia Hopkins, Edwin Jones, Andrew Lannery, William Lee, Karina Lewis, A hlee McCarter, Malando McMillion, Maxwell elson, Clemmie Pettigrew, Tuyet Ohan, Jo hua Reker, Rebecca Robert , ikita Smironov, Charles Stewart, Joanna Stewart, Trenton Swift, Calvin Thatch, aurice Thomas, Yonna Turner, Demarco Warren, Stephen Wilkinson and Richard Woodard.
"The UPS man, he gets to ring the doorbell and run." -Anonymous
"The employe at fa t food restaurant , they have so much patience." -De' monique Brown
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Jessica Cain, Kelly Schmidt, Rachel McClarey, and Je sica Lucas look "fre h" after their long night of preparation before Class Color Day.
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'05 Stay'in Alive; these chicks dress "groovy" for their first Retro Day.
Brittany Steele-McCain and Orlando John on crui e in the Homecoming parade as the 2005 attendents.
Cameron Morris, Robert Brown, and Calvin Thatch enjoy orne free time.
Michelle Bryson (President), Harri on Thompson (Treasurer), Katherine Bowen (Vice Pre ident), and Kari Parkinson (Secretary) lead their class through Freshmen year as class officers.
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Shavnak Ahuja, Johathon Hoffman, Joseph Tortelli, John Eaton, and ichola Joyce take a break at the water fountain during another strenuous P.E. activity.
Rachel Craddock, Elizabeth Knight, Ashlee Meridith, and Kassandra McKeith sparkle at the " ight in Hollywood" Freshmen dance. "We Can Do It!" The e ladies can help improve their chool through Student Council.
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Front row (L toR): Georgie Champaninh, Brian Ellenberger, J remy Thorpe, ick Reeser, Kai Karl trom, Aaron Worley, Fred Bryant, Liang Ge, Ronnie Reed, Richie Martin, Elliot Kammeyer. Second Row: Dustin Armstrong, icholas Glatz, Christopher Hinton, ichola Pica, icholas LeVanti, Jon Mueller, Blake Kurasek, Charles Holder, Brian Kane, Vilayvong Sompheth, Jonathan Hill, Kyle Benefield, Josh Rolando, Coach Walters. Th ird Row: Evan Foust, Tyler Rouse, Jimmy ~cCrory, Todd Merchen, Tyerice Lawrence, Matthew Pontifex, Ben Gradle, Kevin Rogers, Mirza Theissen, Steven Goodwine, Brandon Kovell, Darren Meade, Bryan Thompson. Fourth Row: Coach Washington, Coach Lindstrom, Drew Bowen, Falton Tate, teph n Rogers, Thomas McConkie, Michael Meredith, Kevin Scott, Dan Gambill, icholas Hatfield, David Schurter.
Nicholas Hatfield receives the baton and takes off strong out of the zone.
The men's track team had an enormous amount of talent, unfortunately they were not able to pull it all together at the same time. They all worked extremely hard this year along side new head coach Greg Walters. "It was a rebuilding year," says junior Matthew Pontifex. "We graduated very few seniors, and next year's season looks promising." So look out next year, these guys are ready for redemption.
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After 11 year of a i ting the girl track team, coach Darren Tee took over as head coach and brought a new per pecti e to the 2001 team. With a new change of pace, and a new crop of talent, no one quite knew what to pect. Th girl however knew where the were headed - to th state meet. With the addition of a new event, the girl ' pole ault, along with th trength of this team the put together two phenomenal performance to bring horne both the Conference and Sectional title . 11 girl advanced to the tate meet wh re Kri tie L anti wa our high t placer at fourth in the 400rn da h.
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The Varsity Women's Softball team ended their 2001 season with a bang. Led by Big 12 All Conference team members Nira Robbins and Barbara Cekander, the Chargers stunned everyone by winning the Regional Championship, a feat not accomplished by Centennial Softball since 1977. Their season was ended by Glennwood Chatham in the first sectional game, which put their record at 19 wins and 18 losses. The Junior Varsity worked hard throughout the season and ended with a record of 16-18. Successful seasons are sure to come.
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Another successful year is in the books for Centennial baseball. This year's Chargers completed the season with a 19-18 r cord, finishing just above .500. Shining moments were evident when the offense put up an impressive 11 or more runs on six different occasions. Other highlights include defeating cross town rival Champaign Central each time the two teams collided. Eight seniors departed from the team, including Cory Place, who earned All-Conference honors. Stepping up to the plate next sea on will be even juniors and six sophomores with much needed varsity experience up their sleeves. The 2001 eason was the la t for Stan Lewis, who stepped down aft r a tremendous tenure as head coach.
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It's easy to see that Men's Tennis had an amazing 2001 season! The 8-1 record only tells part of the story: all 8 of tho e wins included scores that at least doubled their opponents'. The Chargers went on to shut out both Champaign Central and Charleston, winning 9-0 both times. Several doubles teams had excellent records. Zach Breneman and Zach Sehy were 20-6 overall, while Omar Said and Rob Meier were 22-5 overall. Many pairs placed in the top three spots at several invitationals such as Decatur Doubles and our own Centennial Invite. Head coach Rob Cordes said it be t, "The attitude and effort of these kids is unmatched in my years of coaching."
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Centennial Women's Var ity Soccer team had a very succe ful2001 ea on. For the second con ecutive year they won the Twin City Title, the Big 12 Conference Title, and the Regional, Sectional, and Super-sectional Championships, thu earning another birth in the state tournament. Thi year the state tournament was a chance for these women to prove to the rest of Illinois soccer that they belonged. In a hard fought battle, the Chargers lost 1-0 to Orland Park's Sandburg High School, but they won re pect from around the tate. With so many returning team members, the team will definitely be hungry for a state title next year. They ended their eason with a record of 23-2. Th Junior Var ity had an out tanding ea on too. The team totaled 46 goal on the sea on and allowed only 9 against them. A strong Junior Varsity is key to a uccessful program, and the women on thi team have e tablished quite a strong reputation. Th y ended the ea on with a record of 12-4-2.
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The Men's Soccer team took their soccer program to a whole new level in the 2001 season. Led by new head coach Mark Sikora, the Charger finished 21-1-5. They were Twin City, Big 12 Conference, Regional, and Sectional Champions, which helped them earn their first ever Sweet 16 appearance at the Super-Sectional against Edwardsville. The Chargers lost to the eventual State runner-up, 0-3. The season was a milestone for the men's soccer program, setting a new standard of excellence for future teams. The Junior Varsity team also completed an outstanding 2001 season. They finished with a record of 14-1-2 promising continuing success for the program.
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Thi year's cross country team proved to be one of the school's finest. The men and women finished first and second in their respective Regional . Above all of that, both teams earned high places in Sectionals, which lead to a state birth for the Charger men. A 23rd finish in the state meet was the best finish for the men's Cro s Country team in school history. Led by senior Jordan Johnson, Nathan Swartzendruber, Adam Petry-Cooper, Stephen Rogers, Richie Martin, and Kai Karlstrom, the Chargers became one of the top programs in the state this year. The women featured fierce competitor in Amy White, Brandyn Buss, Sally Rudolphi, Elizabeth Emanuel, Gabrielle Ferguson, Julie Wheeler, and Ellen Wegman, who all contributed to the team's success and a Twin City Title. I M Lake Park - 1st 1
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Centennial Women' Tenni ju t keep getting better! The team had another great ea on of improvement and ucce ! In dual meet , the Lady Charger fini hed -4. They al o placed well in many invitationals with the help of tandout Jennifer Andre en, Michelle Bla chek, Kel i Walter , Erin Beitel, Barbara Wolfe and Patricia Rudolphi. Placing 4th in the Big 12 Championship , our team went on to become Sectional Champion ! Andre en progre ed through to the quarterfinals, and Bla cek and the dynamic duo of Beitel/ Walter and Rudolphi/Wolfe advanced to the State level. Although the Charger willlo e 6 enior , the trong core of junior en ure a promi ing ea on in 2002!
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The 2001 Women's swim team has topped the chart . Thi wa the most succe sful team in chool history. The girls were undefeated for the ixth consecutive eason including all major invite , Big 12 Conference, and Sectionals. ine girls advanced to the Enter State meet. Tracey Hendrickson, Megan Brombaugh, Laura Frank, Megan Weldon, Rachel Danielson, Kellie Stevens, Rachel Korellis, Payton Johnson, and Alison Gschwend all came through with great performances. The girls scored 76 points at State, enough to earn them 6th place. This is the highe t place the swim team ha ever fini hed. These down tate girl did u proud!
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The Women' Golf team made their mark after tieing for 9th at the State tournament. Junior Ainsley Wellinghoff placed lOth individually to et the pace for the Charger . Enroute to the state tournament, the ladie were al o the Big 12 Conference Runner-Up, Regional Champions, and the Runner-Up at Sectional . Charger fans can expect similar re ult for years to come. The Men' Golf team also fini hed another ucce sful ea on. They carne in 5th at Regional , and Senior Cary Steinman and Travi Tate each advanced to the State tournament. Talented newcomer will carry the team for future eason .
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After a di appointing 3-6 season last year, the 2001 Charger wanted to reach the other end of the spectrum. By the sea on' end, their goal wa attained a they earned a right to play in the IHSA State Playoff . Be ide a playoff birth, this year' quad was Twin City Champions as well a Big 12 East Champion . This kind of succes has not happened ince the historical '98 sea on. Eight Centennial player earned All-Conference honor , six of whom will return to the starting lineup next fall. Finishing 8-3, the Chargers earned a spot in the State' Sweet 16, before bowing out to state powerhouse Oak Lawn Richards. There is no doubt that this group ranks among the school' elite.
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Centennial volleyball had a tremendou s a on! With a 21-16 record, they kept their po tseason alive by beating Central to become Regional Champions! Led by a trong group of senior , the Charger had a very po itive year. Lind ay Weinberg led the team in blocks, while Trina Wetzel helped out with hundreds of assi ts. The Mo t Valuable Player award went to Kri tin Weatherford. The e upperclas men obviously et the tandard of excellence. The Junior Varsity team al o had a winning ea on with a record of 13-8. The fre hman team howed promi e, fini hing 8-8. Overall, orne extraordinary leader helped the Chargers on all these teams achieve ucce !
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It was a rebuilding process for the Chargers this year, with a large number of vital seniors departing after the 2001 season. evertheless, they wrestled their hearts out and showed signs of a very bright future for the wrestling program. umerous freshman, sophomores, and juniors will step up next year to counteract the loss of this year's seniors Nicolas Hatfield, Jimmy McRory, and Nikunj Patel. This year's squad proved how tough they were with excellent dual wins against MacArthur and Unity. Though losing three seniors, the men gain a large amount of experience which will provide a huge boost next season, when they attempt to return to elite status once again.
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The Varsity women's basketball team had their mo t outstanding and succe sful season ever. The Chargers were Big 12 Conference, Regional, Sectional, and Super-Sectional Champions. These ladies made it all the way to Redbird Arena for Centennial's first ever appearance at the State Tournament for the women's basketball program. The Chargers lost to eventual State Champion Hin dale Central. Regardle s, the 31-3 Chargers proved to be among the best in the state. They were led by News Gazette All-Area picks Amanda Glerum and Anne Parrett. Seniors Anna Hiple, Kari Reineke, Andrea White, and Amanda Glerum will be greatly missed next year. The Junior Varsity also had another spectacular ea on and finished 18-7. The Fre hrnen have made sure that Centennial will have good teams for years to come after finishing their eason with a record of 19-5.
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The Varsity men's basketball team showed resilence in a year full of great adversity. Although the record stood at 9-17, the Charger grew in both maturity and skill through their opportunities. Many underclassmen gained valuable game experience. The young Chargers show a promising future, but will orely mis senior Adam PetryCooper, Raymond Davidson, Falton Tate, and icolas Wedig. The Junior Varsity and Freshmen teams will help build the Charger men's basketball program. They ended their uccessful easons 13-8 and 13-10, respectively.
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First Row to Second Row: Charles Holder, Christopher Schehlein. Third Row: Coach Erich O'Donnell, Steven Schenk, Thomas Blake, Lucas Branham, Michael Alexandrov. Fourth Row: Ross Straseske, Daniel Choe, Adam Shaffer, Christopher Stevens, Matthew Branham, Justin Hauffe, Samuel Haun, Brian Hornbeck, Clarkson.
The pool of potential on this team was overflowing. The graduation of many vital seniors last year left many wondering if this team could maintain the tradition of being undefeated in dual meets. The guys really stepped up to fill the vacancies and the season turned out tremendously well. By starting off the season as co-champions of the Bloomington Invite, and then capturing a victory at the Twin City Invite, the guys were inspired to continue their uccess through the end of the season. Two relays and four individuals went on to the state meet. Christopher Stevens placed 6th in the 500 free. Daniel Choe and Christopher Schehlein dove wonderfully to finish 2nd and 5th in the diving. 1 Bloomington Invt. W -~1-30----,1 t}<~ t . - u~
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Front Row (L to R): Brittany Wiegand, Lindsay Gray, Meagan Stenzel, Kathryn Murphy. Second Row: Lindsey Bothwell, Whitney Close, Katherine Anderson, Katherine Brusveen, Caleigh harp, Jiwon ung, ga guyen. Third Row: Laura Joebgen, Felicia Milewski, Jaclvn allagher, Holly Maxwell, Elizabeth Gerding, Lynn guyen, Heather Doxey. Fourth Row: Kevin Rogers, Georgie hampaninh, Phillip Trautman, Samuel Haun, Clint Harper. ot Pictured: Ricky Greer.
First Row (L toR): Kelly Coats, Tiffany Cook, Anchelle Lomibao, Alyssa Bechtel. Second Row: Rachel Henneman, Kati Ruedi, Margaret Emmons, Rebecca Murphy, Jessica Lucas. Third Row: Katherine Regan, Megan Leach, Meredith Marsh , H ea ther Childer , Kathryn Daniel on, Coach Brown.
This year the cheerleading sqaud really came together! Besides providing a fun, exciting, and spirit-filled atmosphere for football and basketball games, they became a more professional squad. After placing third at the Universal Cheerleading Association camp this summer, the Varsity squad chose to compete for the fir t time in the ICCA state competition, where they placed second in their division! The addition of many male members to the squad helped boo t the level of their astheticallypleasing stunting abilities. This year's squad really came together to portray an ethusiastic, profe ional team. Way to go, big blue!
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First Row (L toR): Rachel Sullivan, icole Shoudel, Jaclyn Jaucian, Jenny Mackey. 2nd Row: Emily eeley, Janell Huckstadt, Lindsay Hertel, Jacquelyn Love. 3rd Row: Kathryn Schu ter, Rachel Vannice, Whitney Long, Sara Payne, Alexis Burson. Not Pictured: Lindsey Bond, Adeola Cole, Courtney Phillips.
The Lancer dance team had a very ucces ful and productive year! They placed 2nd with their Home Routine at the Universal Dance Association camp in June. This high ranking led them to receive invitations to perform at ationals and in The Orange Bowl in Florida. Captain Jackie Jaucian, Alexis Burson, and Adeola Cole, as well a enior Rachel Sullivan tried out for the All-Start team, and all four made the cut. The Lancers also attended the Great America Dance competition in September and won 4th place in the Large Porn Division. The tradition continued as the team provided halftime entertainment at all home football and basketball game . Every member took a tum creating a new and unique routine to perform during their extremely long eason. The group even took time to host the "Lil' Lancers Dance Clinic," giving young girls a new experience to dancing. Way to go Lancers on becoming a competitive performance team! Here's to a great year and be t of luck with future competition !
All-Stars Rachel Sullivan and Jaclyn Jaucian traveled to Paris, France to dance in the New Year's Day parade!
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Advisers: Mrs. Kenyon and Mr. Searby
Academics: Erica Harmony, Nicole Shoudel (Editor), and Meli sa Wurth.
Organizations: Kristal Merrill (Editor), Emily Schilling (Editor), Marcia Johnson, and Stephanie Ziegler.
Sports: A hley Meacham (Editor), Laura Frank (Editor), Jason Burgener, and Emma O'Brien.
Productions: Anne Gorman (Editor) and Lind ay Gray (Editor).
Underclass: Rachel Daniel on, Jenna Tyler, Su an Levy (Editor), Megan Leach (Editor).
Seniors: Jennie Roberts (Editor), Amanda Glerum, Kelly Wal h (Editor), and Barbie Wolfe.
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"Am I upposed to be pulling?" ays nior Andrea White, during the Student Council sponsored games at the pep a embly.
Student Council members Lauren Walters and Kari Reineke take a troll through the hallway to how off their flashy Retro-Day outfits.
Kelly Schmidt organizes Beanie Babies at the Crisis ursery Holiday Shop.
Exectutive Board members: Jiwon Sung, Molly Rag dale, Megan Brombaugh, Lyndy Wickline, and Karen Shafer how Mr. Field who i really in charge!
Student Council is an organization devoted to increasing student involvement at Centennial. Student Council gives its students numerous opportunities to organize school events, as well as help out in the commwzity.
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First Row (Left to Right): Lizbeth Binion, Matthew Pontifex, Rachel Barbee, Grace Yang, Bryan Banks, Gabrielle Ferguson, Ellen Wegman, Kyle Benefield. Second Row: Lauren Walter , Karen hafer, Lyndy Wickline, David Cheng, Therisha Dunnigan, Adam Shaffer, ikunj Patel, Justin Hauffe, Kari Rei neke, Tricia Johnson, Anna Hiple. Third Row: Tracey H ndrickson, Robert Erickson, a leigh harp, Jennie Roberts, Roisin mith, Meaghan Tobin, Elizabeth Gerding, Megan Brombaugh, Kevin Ealy, Laura Frank, Cynthia Me onkie, Adeola Cole. Fourth Row: Andreas Stoltzfus, Laura Johnson, Andrea Jeffries, Jennifer Gregg, Rachel Sullivan, Alexis Burson, Kelly Walsh, Ash ley Meacham, Samuel Haun, Amanda Glerum, Kari Cooke, Sara Mirarefi, Barbara Wolfe, N icole Shoudel, Ju lie Wheeler, Katherine Murphy, Larissa Singletary. Fifth Row: Matthew Branham, Peter Ell iott, William Poehls, Harvin Sethi, William Bell, Scott ampbell, Lucas Wetmore, John Herriott, Jeffrey Eaton, Steven Kane, John haw, Darren Meade, Trina Wetzel, Cheryl Tymonko.
Don' t you ju t love what Elizabeth Gerding and Amanda Glerum have d one with the place?
Interact is a Rotary sponsored organization of Centennial seniors committed to bettering the community by exemplifying community service, charity, and good will. Hosting the freshmen picnic, organizing the Homecoming chilli supper, recycling, and marquee maintenance are among the activities they participate in to better Centennial High School.
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Samuel Haun is breakin' it down!
David Cheng, Justin Hauffe, Kevin Ealy, and Scott Campbell really love the taste of raw meat!
Adam Shaffer was the knight in hining armor at the Fre hmen Dance!
Cynthia McConkie and Larissa Singletary are lunch ladie gone wrong!
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First Row (Left to Right): Theresa Grandys, Chri topher Jones, Thomas Sider , Lara Dossett, Kristen nderson, Danielle Postula, Emily Kasak, Jeffrey Pittelkow. Second Row: Andrea Jeffrie , Lauren Chambers, Michelle Bla chek, Cry tal 0 chwald, Lind ey Yanchus, Jennifer Smith, Lindsey Bothwell, amantha Crame , Lind ay Gray, arah Malone, Katherine Anderson. Third Row: Kalinda Li y, Lyndy Wickline, Lari a Singletary, Jennifer Campbell, Robert Erickson, Harvin Sethi, Adeola Cole, Lizbeth Binion, eaghan Tobin, Hana Schneider, Christopher Woolcott, Mrs. Aldridge (sponsor). Fourth Row: Matthew Johnson, Keri Offenstein, Thomas Moore, Clifton Aldridge, Kyle Benefield, teven Schenk, athan Bohn, ikunj Patel, Ryan Clutt , William Poehls, Courtland Louie.
Theodore Derneri , and Liang Ge. Emily Kasak and Christopher Jones hope you enjoy th how!
Mrs. Wyatt preforms vocal warm-up exercise with the group to ensure the audience an show.
First Row (Left to Right): Andrea Gschwend, Trina Wetzel, Jennifer Wanzek. Second Row: Lara Dossett, Tim Clark, Cody Reynold , Benjamin Alwe , Lauren Moore. Third Row: Robert Erick on, William Poehl , Meagan Stenzel, Kevin Bogner, Thoma McConkie. Fourth Row: ikunj Patel, Meaghan Tobin, Harvin Sethi, Hana Schneider, Theodore Demeris, Kri ten Anderson, Lind ey Bothwell, Aaron Worley, Sarah Malone, Kalinda Lisy, A hleigh Thompson. Fifth Row: Michelle Blaschek, Jennifer Smith, Je sica Chambers, Danielle Po tula, Lindsey Yanchu , Lizbeth Binion, Chri topher Woolcott, Samantha Crames, Jiwon Sung, Andrea Jeffries.
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Executive Board- First Row (Left to Right): Sara Mirarefi, Laura John on, Grace Yang, Larissa Singletary, Karen Shafer. Second Row: Harvin Sethi, Vivek Kale, Matthew Branham, Blake Kurasek.
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Melissa Wurth, Molly Rag dale, and Elizabeth Emanuelli ten carefully for in tructions on their ne t community ervice project.
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First Row (Left to Right): Johanna Mueller, Kyle Bone, Thomas Moore, Tara Mettler, Kyle Garton. econd Row: Amv White, Laura Johnson, lindsey Yanchus, Grace Yang, Lynn guvcn, Kari Cooke, Kathryn Thomas. Third Row: Julie Wheeler, Karen Shafer, Matthew Branham, Andreas Stoltzfus, Harvin Sethi, Kate LaBrecque, Jennie Roberts, Adam Petry- ooper, Keri Offenstein.
First Row (Left to Right): Erica W1lhams, Knshne '11m, Susan Le\·y, Hana Schneider, Anne Parrett, Sarah Vannice, Rebecca Tucker, Lauren Bohn, Enca Kouzmanoff, Kerri Blight. econd Row: Adeola Cole, Mary adarski, Elizabeth Lemmon, Kelly Gatens, Christine Pinheiro, Jiwon Sung, Kan Remeke, Lauren Walters, Hale} Eastin, Cynthia Goodchild, Theresa Grandy<,, Mrs. McAndrew (Sponsor). Third Row: Lindsey Bothwell, Anne Gorman, jennifer Gregg, Heather Do,ey, jaclyn jaucian, Hillary Smith, Erica Harmony, Molly Ragsdale, Felicia Milewski, Rachel Hmds, Ashley Bright, Chelsey Kallembach, Alice Kemme. Fourth Row: Melissa Wurth, Tracey Hendrickson, Elizabeth Cill~, Megan Leach, hannon VanAntwerp, Rebecca 1eade, Brittany Wiegand. Fifth Row: Richard Schweighart, Lucas Branham, Charles Holder, Stc,·en Schenk, Rachel Barbee, Meagan Stenzel, Shannon Smith, Elizabeth Paunicka, Salome Ferguson, jenna 1ortensen, jennifer Andresen. Sixth Row: tephen Rogers, Marcus haw, Thomas McConkie, Tyler Wilken, Enn Murphy, Darren '\.1cade, justin Hauffe, Philip Hoerr, Kyle Benefield.
First Row (Left to Right): Jessica Frank, Frau Danielson. Second Row: Jes ica Chambers, Sarah Anderson. Third Row: Thomas Siders, Ben Alwes.
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tt First Row (Left to Right): Frances Rickard, Shalu Pandey, Heather Rose, LaShon Lynch, Joshua Hinds, Rabhea Chaudhry. Second Row: Kyle Garton, Jes ica Frank, Lindsay Yanchus, Lizbeth Binion, Kyle Bone, Whitney Hughe , Amanda Dortch. Third Row: Tyler McPheters, eal Stephen on, William Poehls, Mr.Yanchus (Coach), Sean Sherrie, Erica Jones, Rachel Hinds, Shalini Briattacharya, Grace Yang, Mrs. Lee (Asst. Coach).
Kimberly Fergu on dramatically thi weekend. repares for her
Whitney Hughe and ean Sherrie show the team how it' really done!
Kyle Garton, one of the captains of the team, practice for an up-corning peech!
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First Row (Left to Right): Laura Johnson, Mary Vaughn, atasha Shott , Mary adarski, Diana Ontiveros. Second Row: Phillip Trautman, Sarah Phillips, ichole Simpson, Yiran Li, Daniel Choe, Lu Sun, Bruno Zoffora, Mrs. Ellis- elson. Third Row: Daniel Glassner, Cheryl Mahon, Thida Phetchareun, Barbara Wolfe, Jennifer Gregg, Melissa Hoffmann. Fourth Row: Andre Fernandes, Anna Hiple, Michael Painter, Riamsalio Phetchareun, Sara Mirarefi, Ashley Howerton.
Mahon help Louise Brown tudy for a World Culture' test.
Mrs. Ellis- elson, the sponsor for Peer Tutors, helps students study for clas es.
First Row (Left to Right): Antoine Avery, Janasha Hampton, Tiffany Slaw, Brittanie McMullen, Rashawnda Greer, Ricky Greer, Juliana Kalipeni, Paige Harri on, Tiffany Johnson, Te'Vee White. Second Row: Heather Harrison, atasha Zeleza, Kennyethia Odom, Courtney Phillips, Aleesha Smith, Adeola Cole, lndea Dor ey, Candice Harri , Alicia Brown, Erica Jones, Mrs. Thoma -Vernon (Spon or). Third Row: Ms. Wright (CoSponsor), Jerefinna Evan , Launyae Lip comb, Andrea Jeffrie , Kari Cooke, Oluwayemisi Adesida, Dashon Jones, Jeremy Horton, Dariu Silva, haniya Brown, Whitney Bell, Arneatha Wright, Kiya Crawford, Ms. Terry (Sponsor), Mr. Savage (Spon or) .
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First Row (Left to Right): Katie hehlein, Kyle Broadrick, Chri topher Schehlein, Andres Fernandez-Aivar, Andrew Mardis, Erik Pratt. Second Row: Paul Parasugo(Coach), Mike Maeder (Head Coach), Katie Gustafson, Patricia Rudolphi, Jeffrey Eaton, Tyler Pieper, hristopher Thomas, Steven Schuster, Ed Kammeyer, David Strutz, Bruce chehlein (Coach). Thi rd Row: Karl Andersen, John Meyers, Adam GreeYer, Michael Larson, Jacob Carlson, Cody Reynolds, Mark Bellanger, Matthew Brown, Joseph Piercy, Thomas Johnson, jason Wall, Shane Scott.
First Row (Left to Right): Charles Holder, Samuel Haun, Megan Wulf, Kelly Coats, Ju tin Ha uffe, Kassan dra McKeith, Allison Gerding, Emily Schilling. econd Row: Alice Kemme, Karen Shafer, Sarah Hay , usan Levy, La ura Frank, Christopher Stevens, Megan Brombaugh, Ros traseske, Elizabeth Gerding, Melissa Wurth. Third Row: Brian Hornbeck, jeffrey Clarkson, Da niel Choe, Tracey Hendrickson, Adam Shaffer, Matthew Branham, Rachel Reed, Ann Schnuer, Rachel Da nielson, Ala ina Bell .
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First Row (Left to Right): Leslee Karch, Emily eeley, Susan Levy, Ashley Bright, Erica Kouzmanoff. Second Row: Rebecca Meade, Kelsi Walters, Kristin Stocking, Elizab th Paunicka, eal Stephenson, Jennifer Hubert, Wendy Burk. Third Row: Mrs. Sudlow (Sponsor), Adam haffer, Kyle Benefield, ichola Hoffman, Anna Hiple, Brandy Buss, Haley Eastin.
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J First Row (Left to Right): Danielle Pastula, Emtly Kas..1J..., Ka1tlyn Stratton, Holly Magruder, jessica Kouzmanoff, heryl Mahon, Teri Burk, Kimberly jamison, Nicole Kelly Gatens, jayme Bnthn, Courtney Philips, Dominique Licnard, Hannah Regnier, Tara Boxley, Alicia Brown, Thomas Moore, Lara Dossett, Mr. Madden (Dirl>ctor), (Director). Second Row: lif Aldridge, Tim lark, Cameron Hieronymous, Chistopher Woolcott, Ashley Wise, Matt Kuldos, Andrew Wulf, William Bell, Darren William Lyke, Phillip Trauhnan, Thomas BurJ..., Ke\ in Kreii-Oare, jonte Washington, Anthony Crowder, Marcus Emanuel, Alix Schmidt, Christine Holloway, Marcia johnson, jaclyn jaucian, Christa Laufhauttc, hannon Smith, Whitney Long. Third Row: Patrick Brown, Kelly Reid, Melissa Moss, Brandon Heller, Stefanic Postula, Valerie Wyatt, Tiffany ook, jill Cook, Emily eeley, Lyndy Wickline, Cassidy jones, jessica Frank, Brittany johnson, Kelicy taub, Dame! oice, Stenzel, Knshn Stockmg, Rachel Hinds, arah Elliott, jenna Mortensen, Stephanie Ward, icole Gruber, ara Peterson, Emily Holm, Ashwini Yelamanchili, Alice Kyle Benefield, Mark Strand, Erica Kouzmanoff, Whitney Muirheid, Timothy Hodson, Yum1 Crass, Ashlev Bright, cal Stephenson, jeremy Thorpe, Rory jones, Arneatha Wright, Andreas Stoltzfus, Sara Broadrick, J...athrvn Thomas, Erica jones, Dallas Redd, Felicia Milewski, jennifer Hubert, Tyler Wilken, Kyle Hamilton, Fifth Row: Eric johnson, Omar Kushad, Tyler McPheters, Matthew Angel, justin ealis, joseph Dummitt, Griffin polL, amuel Dietrich, a than ewman, Kristine olwell, Russel McKeith, Casey Kashnig, Rebecca Meade, Matthew Fraser, Benjamin Alwes, joseph Tuttle, Ka1 Karlstrom, justin Hauffe, Todd Merchen, Tyler Burns, Ligon, jeremy ManCini, janie Berg, Thomas Siders.
First Row (Left to Right): Cheryl Mahon, Teri Burk, Alicia Brown, Tara Boxley, Dominique Lienard. Second Row: Kelly Gatens, Holly Magruder, Sara Payne, Brittin, Kimberly Jamison, icole Kirby, Hannah Regnier. Third Row: Alethea Bannister, Jayme Brittin, Kimberly Jami on, icole Kirby, Hannah Regnier.
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First Row (Left to Right): Matthew Johnson, Eric Johnson, Tyler Wilken. Second Row: Christopher Woolcott, Kyle Benefield, Joseph Dummitt, Daniel Lacey. Third Row: Matthew Seng, Kai Karl tram, William Bell, athan ewman, Stacey elson, Mr. Madden (Sponsor). Fourth Row: Thomas iders, Darren Warren, Mark Strand, Andreas Stoltzfu , Griffin Spotz, Benjamin Alwes.
First Row (Left to Right): Matio Kubbs, Charles Briggs, Joel Kouski. Second Row: Le lee Karch, Samuel Dietrich, Lara Do ett, Erica Jane , Erica Kouzmanoff, Jo eph Tortorelli. Third Row: Jerem Thorpe, aron Fitzgerrel, Kathryn Thoma , Mark Hir chi, Elizabeth Bucey, Kathy adar ki, Brian Kane. Fourth Row: Jason Colwell, Rory Jones, K le Hamilton, Marcu Emanuel, abria Ku had, Mr. Hen (Director).
First Row (Left to Right): Jessica Frank, Laura Joebgen, Molly Rag dale, Chri topher Woolcott, Kelly Reid, Stefanie Postula, Mary adar ki, Rachel Hinds, Ashley Bright, Jaclyn Jaucian, Emma Crandell, Ca ey Horberg, Erica Kouzmanoff, tephanie Ward. Second Row: Karen Shaf r, Jason Colwell, Rory Jones, Stacey elson, Daniel oice, Jennifer Andresen, Kelsi Walters, Danielle Po tula, Lara Dos ett, Valerie Wyatt, Kri tine Malloy, Wendy Burk. Third Row: Lyndy Wickline, A hley Wi e, Kyle Hamilton, Samuel Dietrich, athan ewman, Jeremy Mancini, Janie Berg, William Bell, hannon mith, Leslee Karch, Tyler Burn , Scott Kent, Andrew Wulf. Fourth Row: Ma tthew Stewart, Darren Warren, Sarah Malone, Erica John on, Matthew eng, Justin Hauffe, Ca y Ka hnig, Kyle Benefield, Matth w Pontifex, Kristin Stocking, Matthew Fraser, Thoma Siders, Andrea toltzfus, Todd Merchen, Jo eph Dummitt.
First Row (Left to Right): Kathryn Thomas, Kaitlyn tratton, Felicia Milewski, Kelley Staub, Ashwini Yelamanchili, Christa Laufhutte, icole Gruber, jenna Mortensen, Tiffany Cook, Emily eeley, ara Broadrick, Theresa Grandys, Bnttany Johnson, Dominique jone , Christine Charney, Whitney Muirheid. Second Row: Krystle Luehl, Alice Kemme, Cry tal Ligon, Christine Holloway, Cheryl Mahon, Elizabeth Paunicka, Yumi Cra s, Emily Ka ak, Rebecca Meade, Courtney Phillip , Whitney Long, Dominique Lienard, jo eph Tuttle, Erica Jones. Third Row: Brandon Heller, Matthew Kubbs, Meagan Reid, Ca sidy Jones, Jennifer Hubert, Marcia John on, Kai Karl trom, Shannon VanAntvverp, Meagan tenzel, William Lyke, cal Stephen on, Rus ell McKeith, Charles Briggs, Tyler McPheters, Sara Peter on, Dallas Redd. Fourth Row: Brian Kane, Jeremy Thorpe, Justin ealis, Griffin Spotz, Sarah Elliott, Emily Holm, Kari Reineke, Timothy Clark, Mark Strand, Benjamin Alwe , Timothy Hodson, Clifton Aldridge, Omar Kushad, Matthew Angel, Jillian Cook, Tyler Wilken. First Row (Left to Right): jessica Holloway, Leslie Till, Megan Southey, Joshua Hinds, DeMonique Brown, Elizabeth Bucey, jesse Fisher, Monica Kim, Timothy Bogner, Shaunak Ahuja, jessica Reynold , Brittany Booton, Leslee Karch. Second Row: Dustin Donovan, Meghan Staub, Sara Crames, Matthew Johnson, Kevin Oare, Jake Mackey, Lindsey Lauderdale, Alix Schmidt, Kathy adarski, Linnea Zielinski, Joseph Tortorelli, Heather Goodman, Shelby Wickline, Christopher Whitaker, Kyle Zarker. Third Row: Matthew Spencer, Erin Farrelly, Adam Karch, Daniel Park, Jason Krone, Jonte Wa hington, Aaron Krone, Emily eeley, Chelsea King, Greer William , Caitlin McGovern, Mark Hir chi, Lauren Cylkowski, Jesse Marsh, Shaun Edward . Fourth Row: Michael Paul, Douglas Torbeck, Marcu Emanuel, Adam Jacob en, Griffin Spotz, Christina Grider, Jona ha Hampton, Thomas Burk, Casey Kashnig, Sabria Kushad, Rachel Craddock, Aaron Fitzgerrel, David Marcinkevich, Jason Cook, Anthony Crowder, Thomas Dietrich, ichola Beursken .
First Row (Left to Right): Emma Lar on, Melli a Brittin, Carol Bryant, Daniel Mueller, Thuy Bui, Dr. Mueller (Director). Second Row: Karen Shafer, Kendra Price, Johanna Mueller, David Tarvin, Je ica Foutch, halini Bhattacharya. Third Row: Matthew Branham, lee ha Smith, Lauren Zuck rmann, Ji-Eun Kim, Jonathan Bate , Daniel Pfefferle.
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First Row (Left to Right): Mrs. Wyatt (Director), Julia Kline, Ayano Hirose, Lydia Lencioni, Jordan Brownridge, Adrienne Morrison, Ashley McCarter, Elizabeth Gordon. Second Row: Megan Brosius, Tiffany Slaw, Kelly Schmidt, Launyae Lipscomb, Te'Vee White, Angel Gordon, Molly Roberts, Christina Frederick, Lesley Mitchell, Jenna Shedenhelm. Third Row: Alaina Bell, Jie Leng, Claudia Dominguez, ichole Webb, Kate Sullivan, Kristin Fischer, Brittany Booton, Gabby Hernendez, ashawnna Pearson, Leslie Till, Sara Crames, Elizabeth Knight, ellie Jarrett. Fourth Row: Katie Beaulin, Tangela Young, Megan Wulf, Louise Brown-Warren, Hannah Eisenmann, Jennifer Louge, Katherine Anderson, Larissa Ross, Courtney Jones, Sharma Khan, Rachel McClarey, Alison Gschwend.
First Row (Left to Right): Gregory Tresslar, Brandon Haynes, Cameron Morris, Lucas Propst, Mrs. Wyatt (Director). Second Row: Ms. Brown (Assistant Director), Daniel Lacey, Riynard Wilson, Anthony Galardy, Adam Marsh, Mr. Ba (Assistant Director). Third Row: Matthew Levitt, Jonathan Hoffman, Eric Reid, Seth Wilson.
First Row (Left to Right): Barbara Cekander, Katherine Reagan, Sara Lewin, Jennifer Stemle. Second Row: Jessica Shedenhelrn, Elana Solomon, Sarah Hays, Kristin Weatherford, Sarah Vannice. Third Row: Alyssa Hoerr, Julie Barron, Courtney Miller, Amber Hyatt, Frances Richard. Fourth Row: Kry tal Allen, Sarah Norcross, Lacy Duncan, Patricia Stemle.
First Row (Left to Right): Heather Doxey, Suchi Kapoor, Veranica Malkow ki, icole Butler, Bailey Brenner, Karisa Brenner, Ayanna John on. Second Row: Elizabeth Gille , Paige Harrison, Cynthia Goodchild, Cassidy Young, Rebecca Moore, Stephanie Mayotte. Third Row: Laura Russell, Rachel Reed, Dori Cochran, Whitney Hughes, Mykah ewman, ichole Webb. Fourth Row: Lydia Hustedt, Kiel Abel, Theodore Demeris, Christopher Hinton, Charle He elmann, Erica eeley.
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First Row (Left to Right): Jerefinna Evans, Erica Jones, Heather Rose, Tamara Giboney, Tabitha Shirley. Second Row: Lynette Bailey, Amanda Dortch, Mrs. Thomas-Vernon (Sponsor).
First Row (Left to Right): Ricky Greer, Mrs. Thomas-Vernon (Sponsor), Ronnie Reed. Second Row: David Simpkin , Justin Sowers, Cory Williams.
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First Row (Left to Right): Thoma Moore, Je ica Chambers, ikunj Patel, Lyndy Wickline, David Cheng, Lu Sun, Andreas Stoltzfus, Mr. Koker (Sponsor). Second Row: Yiran Li, Kalinda Lisy, John Shaw, Ellen Wegman, Daniel Choe, Matthew Branham, Vivek Kale, Thomas Siders.
First Row (Left to Right): Neal Stephenson, Yvonne Fleming, Harry Thompson, Grace Yang. Second Row: Lu Sun, Elizabeth Paunicka, Yiran Li, Cheryl Tymonko. Third Row: Mrs. Sudlow (Sponsor), Nicholas Hoffman, Kyle Benefield, Adam Shaffer, Andreas Stoltzfus, Karen Shafer.
First Row (Left to Right): Tamya Rose, Kara Stephen, Sara Farrar, Jenna Strater. Second Row: Whitney Wright, Brooke Mayer, Anne Coblentz, Whitney Meyers, ~~~~~~ Ariel Winfrey. Third Row: Anna Fisher, a than Diniz, Andrew Melchi, Janell Charles, Betsy ~~~~ Schluter, Jennifer Gallagher.
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First Row (Left to Right): jacob arlson, icholas Pica, Robert Erickson, Megan Leach, Susan Levy, Jenna Tyler, Emily Schilling. Second Row: Theodore Demeris, Kiel Abel, David Pica, icholas Hoffman, Krystal Allen, tephanie Ziegler. Third Row: Aaron Krites, Lucas Wetmore, Nicolas Wedig, Cody Reynolds, Mr. Schmitt, Rachel Danielson.
First Row (Left to Right): Rachel Hinds, L1ura johnson, je"ica Frank, Erica KouJmanoff, Grace )ang (President), Shuchi Kapoor. jie Leng, Hillan Smith, Yerim Kim, Kari Cooke (Vice President), Shannon Smith, ·eal Stephenson, William Poehls. Second Row: Erin Reger, Courtne\ Morris, Stephanie Ziegler, Elizabeth Paunicka, john 11.1inneci, Victoria \"\aybright, Liibeth Binion, Elizabeth Hurd, Susan Lev}; Megan Leach, jessica Kouzmanoff, Erica jones, Am ina Ahmed, Lindsey Bothwell, Brittany johnson, Hayes Printy. Third Row: Georgina Bonse, Kristine /\tin, jenmfer Zahn, Kelli Kleiss, Kalinda Lisv, Elizabeh Gilll">, icholas Pica, Da,·id Pica, \ndrea Jeffries, Mvkah '\;ewman, Debra Corum, Keri Blight, Kn.,tin tockmg, Marcus Shaw, Valerie Wyatt Fourth Row: Rachel johanek, Kenn Roger~, ~1atthew johnson, Emily Holm, jake Carlson, Eric tonner, Ro" traseske, ody Reynolds, Aaron Kntes, jenna Tyler, Rachel Danielson, Emily Schilling, Sa~ah Elliott, Charlotte Miles, Vi,·ek Kale, julie Conner, Brooke Conner.
First Row (Left to Right): Andrew Pellum, Charles Briggs, Christine Charney, Jie Leng, Erica Jones, Black Loa us, Der k Pagels, Ta ha Deremiah. Second Row: Mr. Sikora (Sponsor), Jon Huson, Sean Massa, KiKi Cimorasak, icole Kirby, Kyle Bone, :::=oilllil"i--==~ Opheilia Butts, Geoff McGinness. Third Row: Curtis Sdenfield, Adam Kouzmanoff, Tyler McPheters, Sean Sherrie, Timothy Mahrt, William Poehls, a than Bohn, Ju tin ealis.
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Fir tRow (Left to Right): Daniel Choe, Yiran Li, J....alinda Lis\, Jie Leng, Thida Phetchareun, Shuchi Kapoor. Second Row: Lynn guyen, '\nkunj Patel, Bryan Kim, Liang Ge, Jaclyn Jaucian, Kathryn Schuster, Shaunak Ahuja. Third Row: Adam haffer, Robert Erickson, Oa\·id Cheng, Lu Sun, Tabitha Tiffin, Ellen Wegman, Julie Wheeler, Jessica Whisenand. Fourth Row: Harvin Sethi, Daniel Ogwal, Cheryl Tymonko, William Bell, Kyle Benefield, Christopher Lawrance, Marcus haw, Sarah Elliott. Fifth Row: icholas Hoffman, Riamsles Phetchaeum, Christopher Connelly, Vivek Kale, Arnold Lee.
First Row (Left to Right): Yerim Kim, Thida Phectchareum, Ji-Eun Kim, Lynn guyen, Jie Leng, Ms. Kim (Sponsor), Kari Cooke. Second Row: Tunothy Mahrt, Hyon-Jung Kim, Adeola Cole, Barbara Wolfe, Keri Offenstein, Sara Mirarefi. Third Row: Vivek Kale, Harvin Sethi.
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First Row (Left to Right): ellie Jarrett, Jeramey Wool ey, Nhan Le. Second Row: Michael Bodget, Kara Powell (Coach), Amber Hyatt (Coach), Tara Boxley (Coach), Molly Mills (Coach).
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First Row (Left to Right): Grace Yang, Kari Cooke, Harry Thompson, Kevin Ealy, Elizabeth Gerding, ikunj Patel, Elizabeth Emanuel, ally Rudolphi, Anne Parrett. Second Row: Jami Strau , Lyndy Wickline, Caleigh harp, Megan Brombaugh, Meaghan Tobin, Patricia Rudolphi, Robert Erick on, Jes e Marsh. Thrid Row: Adam Shaffer, Matthew Branham, Eric Stonner, John Herriott, Kristen Anderson, ichola
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First Row (Left to Right): Daniel Park, Marcu Shaw, Yerim Kim, Lu Sun, Jon Hu on, Biren De ai, Jes e Marsh. Second Row: Justin Hauffe, Adam Shaffer, Lynn guyen, Keri Offenstein, Joseph Piercy, Cody Reynolds, Daniel Choe, Arnold Lee, David Cheng. Third Row: Susan Levy, Hyon-Jung Kim, Sara Mirarefi, Karen Shafer, Steven Kane, Michael Painter, John Shaw, Yiran Li, Andrew O'Brien, Liang Ge, Bryan Kim, Ms. Thomp on (Sponsor).
First Row (Left to Right): Erica Flood, Diana Ontiveros, Adam Shaffer, Yvonne Fleming, icolas Hatfield. Second Row: Kristen Anderson, William Poehl , Lynn guyen, Barbara Wolfe, Cody Renolds. Third Row: Nikunj Patel, Ryne Simeone, William Bell, Lucas Wetmore, Aaron Krites, Meredith Herbert, ichola Hoffman. Fourth Row: Mr . Sudlow (Spon or), Blake Colman, John Herriott, Robert Erickson.
First Row (Left to Right): Adam Shaffer, Marcu Shaw, Tyler Kurasek, Stephanie Ziegler. Second Row: ikunj Patel, Jeffre Clarkson, William Bell, Charlotte Mile . Thrid Row: Meredith Herbert, ichola Hoffman, Mr. Rowe (Spon or), Lu Sun, Samuel Haun. Fourth Row: Joshua Chin, Scott Campbell, Robert Erickson, David Cheng, Brent Gardner, Dustin Ke singer. Fifth Row: Christopher Stevens, Jacob Carlson, Liang Le, Bryan Kim, John Herriott, Vivek Kale.
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cSML5~L The spring musical Sugar filled the auditorium with laughter as we were entertained by Sweet Sue and her Society Syncopates for three nights in March. Sugar begins its journey in Chicago where two unemployed musicians take a temporary job delivering music. They end up being eye witnesses to the St. Valentine Day murder led by Spats Palazo. In order to get out of town they join the only band hiring in the 1930s, which just happens to be an all girls band, Sweet Sue and her Society Syncopates. Joe and Jerry emerge as Josephine and Daphne. They travel down to Florida where they befriend Sugar, the lead singer, fall in love with her, and have old men fall in love with them. These two get themselves into more and more trouble as Sugar unfolds.
The 2001 Cast (Shown from left to right) First Row: Jordan Grucza, Ryan Reid, Thomas Moore, Peter Elliot, Ben Kline, Tyler Wilken, Chri Woolcott, Sam Harding-Forrester, Trent Sherman, Ben McDuffee, Ryan Memenga, Kyle Medearis, Mike Schamber, Tim Clark. Second Row: Han in Sethi, ick Patel, Clif Aldridge, Erica Schneider, De De Cole, Jeff Grider, Kevin Ru sell, Jacob Macleod, Jeff Bauer, Matt Chick, Katherine Anderson, Kyle onsalus, Chris )one . Third Row: Omar Kushad, Ryan Beckett, Ricky Greer, Steve Schenk, Sunita Adams, Jennifer mith, Lauren Tichenor, Kristen Anderson, Leslie Damaso, Janette Hays, Lauren Moore, Kalinda Lisy, Michelle Blaschek, Anne Kohenen, Ulrike Wackerhage, Kim Ferguson, Dani Postula, Carly Drewes, Brittany Wiegand, Laura Ru sell, Ali on Hays. Fourth Row: ick Demeris, Matt Stewart, John aserta, Andrea Jeffries, Lindsey Bothwell, Meaghan Tobin, Michelle Patton, Annie Fergu on, Martha Gast, Janell Shine, Samantha Crames, Lindsay Gray Alicia Corso, Ttffany Cook, Tiffanny Benner, Amanda Willette, Lauren Bowersox, Rachel Bettenhausen, Lisa Deppe, Sarah Malone.
All Smiles - Daphne (Kevin Russell) and Josephine Geff Grider) are cheesin' it for the camera.
Spats' Angels - The gangsters are tappin' to the wrong beat.
Girl Talk- Daphne (Kevin Ru one of the girls.
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True Divas- Jake Carl on (Britney Spears) and Sam Haun (Chri tina Aguilera) show their feminine ide.
Time for Tuxes- Kenneth John on, e carted by Michelle Hill, shows hi stuff a he struts across the stage.
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Mr. Charger - Kevin Ru ell i crowned 2001 Mr. Charger.
The 2001 Mr. Charger Conte twas a night to remember. The boys of Centennial High School had the chance to show off their many talent and fashion . The contestant were judged on their formal wear, casual attire, an interview, and a talent of their own. The auditorium wa packed with students, and the night was filled with laughter and awe. Kevin Ru sell, from the class of 2001, wa this year's winner. The Mr. Charger Contest, spon ored by the Centennial Lancers was a huge succe .
Mr. Charger 2000- Jude Schneider returned for one la t cu tomized rap.
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mood had been set for the murder my tery, Any Number Can Die, when it opened on Halloween night. The hopeful inheritents of Uncle Cedric' fortune gathered at his e tate on Raven's Head Island for the reading of his will. When Sally VanViller wa announced to be the true inheritent, chao unfolded. The following scene were filled with romance, comedy, and suspense. The hard work put in by the double cast paid off during the performance of Any Number Can Die.
Take It From Me- (Ricky Gr er) give advice to hi fellow guest on the island.
Confidential- Detectives Agatha (DeDe Cole) and Hannibal (William Poehls) get ready to take on the case.
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Love at First Sight - Sally VanViller (Libby Binion) and Jack Regent (Rob Erickson) fall in love the moment they lay eyes on each other. One on One - Hannibal ( ick Demeris) listen as Carter (Harvin Sethi) reveals hi true identity.
On Edge- Celia Lathrop (Kri ten And r on) i royally annoyed with her husband T.J. (Thoma Moore) once again.
Front Row (left to right): Lyndy Wickline, arah Ander-.on, DeDe ole 1-.risten Anderson, Lindsey Yanchus, rica Harmon;, Libbv Binion, Brittany \\iegand, 1-.en Offen stein, Emily Kasak. Second Row: ick Demeri-., \\llliam Poehb, Matt john-.on, Liang Gc, Thomas Moore, Ricky Greer, ick Patel, Thomas Siders, Rob Eri k ...on, Vi mal Golding, Harvin Sethi, Chris Jones, Adam .\tlar... h.
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The participants in this year's program were given the chance to display their talents and show Centennial students the cultural side of the African American Club. The acts ranged from cultural dances to modem dances; gospel singing to rap. The fashion show displayed contemporary clothing showing the styles of 2002. The show was a success, and provided an opportunity for students to learn more about the African American culture.
The students were so eager to see this year's dance assembly that there was not an empty seat in the auditorium. The assembly displayed a wide variety of dance including jazz, ballet, lyrical, and hip hop. Performances were given by the Lancers and the Cheerleaders. As usual, the "Breakers" displayed their unique talents. The grand finale was given by the Stepper who used stomping and clapping to show their creative abilities. Mrs. Terry and Katy Murphy put hard work and much time into making the dance a sembly a huge success. Thi was another opportunity for C ntennial to show the diversity of its students' talents.
Strike a Pose - Lindsey Bothwell is enjoying herself as a part of the Junior girls' dance.
Fever!- Jessica Lucas and Becky Murphy have the dancin' fever.
Hey! Hey! Hey!- The Steppers are dancing to their own beat.
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~.-u.lJ o~ The wide variety of talent at this year ' Spectrum w as truly amazing. Thi year 's Spectrum Man, Samuel Haun, began the how with a wonderful performanc . We were al o stunned with the great dancers and singer . A few of Centennial's mu 1oans howed us their unique talents, including one act that created their own mu ic with jug of water. Spectrum, once again, was a highlight to the school year.
First Row (left to right): Katherine Reagan, S.u,1 Lewin, Claudia Dennis. Second Row: Stact Anderson, Ash leigh Thomp,on, Brent Wilson, )e"tca Shedenhelm, Krystal Allen, Sarah Hays, Barbara ekander, jessica Lucas, Alyssa Bechtel, )o"'ph Piercy, Terry Walker. Third Row: Lacv Duncan, Patricia Stem le, Kalinda Lisy, )es"c'' Chambers, arah Vannice, )a...:m Burgener, Theresa Grandvs, hristopher )onL.,, Mary ada"ki, Sarah EJ-)amal, Te'Vee White, Lmdsey Yanchus, Garrett Sommers Fourth Row: Matthew Seng, Har;m Setht, Robert Erick;on, Lizbeth Binion, Andrea Gschwend, Kristen Ander,on, Kell) Gatens, Alethea Bannister, '\icole Kirbv, Kimberly Jamison, Sarah \ 1alone, Samantha Crames, Danielle Postula, Lcua Dossett, Hana Schneider, Laura Rus"'ll. Lauren Moore, Ten Burk, Javme Britton, Dommque Lienard, Patnck Arnold, Courtland LoUie. Fifth Row: Andreas Stoltzfus, Dame) Lc1cey, Darius Sih-a, Sean lrwm. Sixth Row: ott Kent, ath,ln 'ewman, Brent \-Vilson, Katherine Sullivan, Aaron Worlev, Ty.er McPheters, r\'a than Cremeens, Ka rl Anderson,
Meaghan Tobin, )enmfer Wanzek, 1tchelle Blaschek, Jennifer mith, 'Andrea Jefferies, Aya no Hirose, Rachel Vannice, Alica Brown, T,ua Boxley, Paige Hamson. Seventh Row: Samuel Dietrich, Eric Johnson, Kvle Garton, De Lander Hunter, Lynn O'Brien, Marcus Emanuel, Timothy Clark, ameron Hieronymus, Ashley Wise, Darren Warren. Eighth Row: Kat Karlstrom, Ste\¡en Kane, Griffin pots, Justin Haufte, Kiesha Lavton, Benjamin Alwes, Michael Pamter, Sean Sherr,, Thomas Siders, Theodore D ¡mens. tacev 1\elson, Mark Strand, Kvle Benefield, Chnstoph('r Woolcott, Tyler Rouse, odv Reynolds, Alet..,ha Smtth, Casey Horeberg. inth Row: Kenn Bogner, Tyler Wilken, Brandon Hayn<'S, Thomas McConkte, Clifton Aldridge, Matthew Stewart, Jacob Carlson, Wtlltam Bell, Ratish,, Carter, Christopher Harrison, joseph Dumm ttt, Samuel Haun.
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Jennifer Wanzek, Trina Wetzel, and Meaghan Tobin make up a - + - - - - dazzling trio.
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Staci Ander on and Laura Rus ell perform their original composition, "Un poken Words."
Mrs. Wyatt and Mr . Aldridge take a break from directing.
Justin Hauffe strums his guitar with concentration. The drumline, a Centennial tradition at Spectrum, fini hes up the show with a bang!
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~~..-DiL~ "Dancin' Through the Snow" The Winter Formal, on January 19, 2002, was much anticipated by Centennial's student body this year. The location was moved to The Round Barn Banquet Center, where everyone took full advantage of the spaciou dance floor and complimentary beverages. Ironically, this socalled "formal dance" has evolved into somewhat of a casual, trendy dress-code that makes for very comfortable, date-less dancing. The upbeat music appealed to all audiences and never failed to keep the dance floor full. Seniors selected Justin Hauffe and Elizabeth Burch as Winter Dance King and Queen from the court which was academically nominated by teachers. The Royal couple danced to the theme song, "There You'll Be," sun b Faith Hill. This dance was a huge success!
Elizabeth Burch and Justin Hauffe were crowned Snowball Queen and King.
Back Row (L to R): ikunj Patel, Jeffrey Eaton, Megan Brombaugh, Justin Hauffe, Elizabeth Burch, Lauren Walter , Matthew Branham, Falton Tate. Front Row ( L toR): Amanda Glerum, Andrea White.
Rachel McCiarey and Keith Dedecker look like they are having a blast!
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Jaclyn Gallagher, Raymond Davidson, and Holly Maxwell at down and chatted while they took a quick drink between song .
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(L to R): Mr. John I enhower, Mr . Joyce Smith, Mr. Gr g Stock
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Suzanne Aldridge Da\id Allen Tim Arnold Melynda Bahrmasel Bryan BartosikVelez hannon Batman Deb Bowers Kathy Bowersox Bill Carson Marc Changnon Carole Churchill-Brown tacey Cox Michael Crossin Erin Dalton
herry Danielson Ron Domagala Amy Doman hannon Edward'> Janet Ellis- elson John Fields cott Filkins
Marilyn Freeman Mark oodwin Cathy Gorman Ondine Gross tacey Gross Tracy Gunderson Wayne Ha
herry Harr Molly Healey Cynthia Helms Georgine Hembrough Kyle Herges Beth Hogan Paul Hohulin
Jay Huffman Laurie Johnson Amy Jurgens JoAnne Kenyon Kathy Killion MiryungKim Kenneth Kleber
Terry Koker Laura Koterba-Buss Daniel Kuglich Tina Kunes
Connie Langford lim Lavin Julianne Lee tan Lewis Carolyne Little Barbara Lyon David Madden
Heather Mangian Leslie Mason Karla Me andless Jesse McFarling Jill McLean Candace McMaster Peter Meade
Ed Mears Julie Mills Molly Mills Rodney Mueller Bill Myers Fred ewport Linda Page
Kara Powell Terri Rein Kathy Reineke Judy Roegge Barry Rowe Scott Savage Pete Schmitt
Brenda earby Marlene eda- huler Paul Smith Dave nyder andi Stubbins Beth udlow Barbara Tangora Lisa Thomas-Vernon Lianne Thompson Greg Walters Ann Webbink Matt Wells ina West Marian Wyatt
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Attendance Office Secretaries: Sara John on and Sharon Lemay
Main Office Secretaries: Katey Haun, Tammy Sower , and Heather Baker
Interpreters: Derinda Darr and Ro e Panepinto
Library Clerk : Miranda Shake and Betty H rbert D ans' Secretary: GeorgiaVriner-Paul
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Athletic Director' Secretary: Donna Mackey
Cafeteria Staff: Fir tRow (L toR): Kim Hardyman, Karla Gray, Rosie Crook. Second Row (L to R): Mary orwood, Shirley Herglund, Kathleen Sander , Tara ickel . Third Row (L to R): Teresa Moore, Robert Reynold . Communication Center Coordinator: Deb Roy e
SSR Supervi or: Holly Hart
Teacher Aid : Fir t Row (L to R): Michele Gallivan, Tapan Patel, Kara Hen on. Second Row (L to R): Carrie Fle ner, D b Sand r on, Almeda Wright. Academic
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Mrs. Edwards is the proud parent of Emily and Alexander.
Every year Mrs. McAndrew has taught at entennial a relative of hers has been a student as well. This year Mitch Phillips, her cousin, and hris Hinton, her nephew, are enrolled as students.
Mrs. Killion tied the !-.not this year in a beautiful wedding ceremony.
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Mrs. Rieneke has been" hot air balloon pilot for 18 years. Pictured here is her pride and joy, ",\llr. Potato Heild."
Mr. Rowe participates in "autocrossing" with the Champaign County ar club.
Mr. Lewis and his wife have six adorab le children.
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Due to the uccess of the University of Illinois Fighting Illini Football Program, an indoor practice field that mea ures 0 yards was built outside of Memorial tadium. The massive structure will help to train our team year-round with the luxury of the indoor . Good Luck Illini!
With the rapid growth of our community, Champaign-Urbana has an urgent need for an enlarged retail mark.et. orth Pro pect ve. ha now become the hippe t strip in town for cia y, popular re tuarant , and the many trendy tores at Market Place \1all! However, in our ned, of the wood , WaiMart has taken itself a tep higher and built a brand new uper Wal-Mart in avoy. Bu ine s upgrade uch a thi no longer come a a urpri e to our town, and the expan ion \\'ill not top oon!
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The Univer ity of Illinoi announced after much di cu ion, that the 'FL Ch1cago Bear will mo,¡e their team from ldier Field in Chicago to our \1emorial tadium while their tadium undergoe rna i\e re toration and reconstruction. few change w1ll be made to ~1emorial tadium to accomodate the intense wa..e of Chicago fans who will travel to Champaign to watch the Bear . Our town' economy i e timated to explode with bu ine and the arrival of the team will be much anticipated within the upcoming year!
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Drop in Gas Prices Every few year , the University of lllinoi Fighting Illini Football team ha the opportunity to play in a Bowl Game. The team began their ea on with a few unsucce ful game , which made fans keptical about the team's potenial. However, the team bounced back and howed immen e strength and teamwork, and achieved the Big 10 Championship. They eventually advanced them elve to the 路okia Sugar Bowl in 路ew Orlean , Lousiana where they played Lousiana State Univer ity 1iger . The Fighting Illini struggled to keep up with LSU in the fir t half of the game, and made an amazing comeback in the econd half. However, it '""路as not enough to defeat LSli and they lo t the Bowl Game. Illini fan are extremely proud of the ucce of thi team and will continue to how their Orange and Blue pride!
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Badger, Michael 1 , 48, 169 Bahrmasel, Melynda 190 Bailey, Claire 74, 10 , 116, 117 Bailey, Lynette 86, 166 Baines, jetwan 91 Bai a, Patrick 86 Baker, BenJamin 62 Ballinger, Eric 6, 120 Banks, Brittany 6, 122 Banks, Bryan 14, 1 , 4 , 120, 14 Bannister, Alethea 18, 48, 160 Barbee, Rachel 1 , 48, 148, 152, 154 Barkan, Charlotte 74 Barron, Julie 74, 122, 165 Barry, Heather 74 Bartosik-Velez, Bryan 190 Bartov, Gideon 74 Bartram, Airme 74
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( ,lmpi:>L•ll f<'nnitL•r 1<i, 22, 4<1. 1~0 lampl:>l'll,Scott 1'l,14H, 14<1, 171 larlS<,n, Ua\ld 74 Carlson, jacob 19, 49, ~7. 120, 1~H. lnH, 171, 1711 C.Jrlson, RngL•r 74 Carson, Bill 190 Carter, Greg 62 Carter, Ratisha 74 Carter, Sheriste 74 Caserta, john 174 Castillo, iln:e 86 Caston, Tire~'nee 91 Caue, Courtland 159 Cekander, Barbara 19, 42, 43, 49, 102, 103, 165 Chambers, Ashley 62 Chambers, Candice 79 Chambers, jes ica 62, 150, 151, 153, 154, 167 Champamnh, Georgie 62, 67, 132 Chaney, Veronica 74 Changnon, Marc 190 Chapin, icholas 19, 49 Charles, Janelle 19,167 Charney, Christine 62, 160, 163, 168 Chatman, Lisi 62 Chaudhry, Rabhea 155 Cheng, David 19, 14 , 149, 152, 167, 169, 171 Childers, Heather 122, 132 Childers, Leslie 62 Chin, joshua 74, 171 Choe, Daniel 19, 29,43 130, 131, 139, 152, 156, 167, 167, 169, 171 Christensen, Dustin 19 Churchillbrow, Carole 190 Ciaccio, Andrew 19, 49 Cimorasak, KiKl 168 Clark, Cassius 87 Clark, Tim 62, 151, 160, 163, 174 Clark on, jeffrey 19, 49, 130, 15 '171 Clarkson, Megan 87 Clasey, Ryan 62, 120, 153 Clayborn, Wesley 87 Clementz, Thoma 19 Cline, Megan 19, 49 Clmton, Travis 62, 120 Close, Whitney 74, 132 Clutts, Ryan 19, 49, 57, 150 Coambs, Eli sa 7, 112 Coats, Kelly 7, 116, 132, 133, 15 Coblentz, Anne 19, 167 Coburn, ova 19, 49 Cochran, David 62 Cochran, Dori 74, 165 Cochran, Tiffany 87 Colbert, Jordan 20, 33 Cole, Adcola 15, 20, 49, 134, 14 '150, 152, 154, 157, 169, 174, 179 Coleman, Ayanna 87, 122 Coleman, Chike 87 Collard, Bethany 20, 49 Colman, Blake 20, 21, 42, 49, 171 Colwell, jason 62, 160, 162 Compton, Kimberly 9, 63 Compton, Michelle 20, 42, 43, 49 Connelly, Christopher 20, 169 Conner, Brooke 63, 153, 168 Conner, julie 7, 112, 168 Consalus, Kyle 174 Cook, jason 87, 124, 156, 163 Cook, Jillian 63, 160, 163 Cook, Tiffany 74, 132, 160, 163, 174 Cooke, Kari 20, 148, 152, 154, 157, 16 ' 169, 170 Corley, jacob 63 Cor o, Alicia 74, 174
lorum, Debra 20, 44, 1~2. 1hli C<>rum, Scott 61, 110 (<,thngh.lm, hie« 61 Co , rncka 'll Co'\, Stacey ·B, llJO Cov, Dusti;., 63 Craddock, Rachel H7, 122, 161
Craig, Rvan 20 Cramcs, Samantha 63, 66, 122. 1~0. 151,153,174 Crames, Sara 87, 161, 164 Crandell, Emma 7-l, ](l(J, 162 Crane, Kenneth 75 Crass, Yumi 63, 160, 163 Crawford, Kiya 31, 157 Cremeens, Nathan 20, 49 Croft, jordan 63 Cronenberg, Aaron 87 Cronenberg, Max 159 Crook, Chad 7 Crossm, Michael 190 Crowder, Anthony 87, 124, 125, 160, 163 Crutcher, jenna 75 Cullen, Ryan 87, 120 Cunningham, Leigh 75 Cushing, Christi 75 Cylkowski, Lauren
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0Jl'lrich, Thoma' !!7, 120, 161 Dmiz, a than 20, I 67 Dobbm,, Anthonv 7S Dobbm'>, Chr"tnph 11 Dobnt..., Bryan 61, 120 Dobnt..., jcffrcv 61, 120 Doma~;ala, Ron IYO Doman, Amv I 'Ill Domm~;ue;, Cl.lud1.1 !!7, IM Donald, Denn" !!7 Donovan, Dushn !!7, 124, 161 Donan, Anthony 'II Dor-,cy, lndea 61, 157 Dorsey, j O'>eph P. 20 Dortch, Amanda 20, I S5, 166 Do.,s, Gionne 87 Do'>'ett, Lara 63, 108, 150, 151, 160, 162 Doxev, Heather 9, 7S, 102, 132, 15-t, 165 Drewe.,, Schuyler 63 Drolhnger, Je.:emy 63 Ducey, Au'> tin 87 Dudl~y. Latifah 20 Dummitt, jo.,eph 63, 160, 162 Duncan, L1cy 75, 165, 170 Duncan, Mantoma 91 Dunlap, Jo;hua 87 Dunnigan, Therisha 20, 26, so, 148 Dyson, Heather 75
Eades, Ashley 87 Ealy, Kevin 20, 31, 50, 148, 149, 170 Eastin, Haley 75, 112, 154, 1S9 Eaton, Jeffrey 20, 32, 50, 57, 110, 146, 148, 152, 158 Eaton, john 87, 90, 128, 129 Eckels, Britmey 87, 122 Eckstein, Brian 87 Edenfield, Curtis 75 Edwards, Marcus 79 Edwards, hannon 190, 194 Edwards, haun 87, 163 Eisenmann, Hannah 87, 164 Eisenmann, Stephen 20, 57 El-Jamal, Sarah 20, 45, 50 Elam, Earnest 75, 120 Elis, Savanah 87 Ellenberger, Brian 75 Elliott, Matthew 21 Elliott, Michael 75 Elliott, Peter 21, 43, 120, 148, 174 Elliott, arah 75, 160, 163, 168, 169 Ellis- elson, Janet 190 Emanuel, Elizabeth 63, 112, 142, 152, 170, 232 Emanuel, Marcu> 87, 112, 160,162, 163
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Faber, jc"ica 7S Fabi, Ron•e 75 Fahe}. L1ura 21, 28, 42, 50 Fair, Randall 21 Farlev, John I 59 Farra'r, Sara 21, S7, 167 Farrelly, Erin 87, 122, 163 Fecht, Brandon 75 Fer~;u,on, Dame! !!7, 124 Ferguson, Gabrielle 21, 42, SO, 112, 148, 149 Ferguson, Kimberly 61, 155 1-erguson, Salome 75, 122, 146, 147, 154 Fernandez-Aivar, Andres 21,42,50, 110, Ill, 113,156, 15!! l'ic)d,, John 146, 190 Filkm'>, Scott 190 hnlcy, Latoya 75 Fmn, Jarrod 21, 29, 144, H5 Fischer, Kristin 164 Fisher, Anna 21, 50, 167 Fisher, Ja'>lln 63, 120, 128 Fisher, Jesse 87, 163 Fisher, Kristin 87, 122 Fitzgerrel, Aaron 87, 162, 163 Flanigan, Amy 63 Fleming, Stephanie 87 Fleming, Yvonne 63, 159, 167,171 Fletcher, Kaitlin 63 Flood, Erica 63, 153, 171 Flottmann, Cassandra 87 Foger<,on, Lisa 21, 31, 50 Followell, Mvnette 63 Ford, Whitney 75, 160 Foust, Evan 79, 120, 121 Foutch, Jessica 21, 163 Foutch, Raimy 63 Frank, jessica 21, 152, 154, 155, 160, 162, 168 Frank, Laura 21, 50, 57, 116, 139, 143, 148, 158 Fraser, Matthew 63, 160, 161, 162 Frederick, Christina 75, 164 Freeman, 'Aarilyn 190 Frichtl, Ashley 21, 50 Frichtl, Falonn 75 Frichtl, Kayla 75 Fuller, Sean 7S
C.alard}, Anthon} 87, 164 Gallagher, Jaclyn 132, 113 Gallagher, jennifer 21, 167 .allagher, Thomas 20, 21, 50 annaway, Kenneth 63, 120 Gardener, De' Angelo 91 Gardner, Brent 63, 171 Gardner, Emily 87 Gardner, hannon 87 Garrett, Trevor 75, 120 Garton, Kyle 13, 63, 153, 154, 155 Gatens, Kelly 63, 154, 160 Gaubk~Mize, Andrew 87 Gaynor, icholas 75, 110 Ge, Liang 21, 150, 152, 169, 171,179 .ehrt, Elizabeth 75, 102, 122 Gerald, jeffrey 87, 120 C.erdmg, Allison 9, 7, 116, 146,15
C.erdmg. Llizabl'lh 21, 32, 40,·13, 50, 116, 117, 112,142,
14/l, ISH, 170,212 C.c·rman, Chmtopher 61 (,Jbone\, T,1mara 7S, 166 (,Jbonc·\, T.1m1k.1 75 (,Jibc·rt, I auren !!7, 91 GJ!I, h \ !!7 (,Jilc·s, r!J/.1bc•th n1, I S-t, 165, lOll (,J!Jil.lnd, Hc•athcr 21, I S2 (,Jiman, J<"cph 91, 120 (,,ttmgs, Ryan n1, 110 Glca-.on, Kelly n3 Gladney, Xavl!~r 7S Glassner, Daniel 75, I S6 GlatL, 1cholas 75 Glea-.on, Knstine 75 Glerum, Amanda 21, -t3, SO, 1-t3, 1-t8, 170 Gome.,, Andrea 8!! Gome.,, Audrey 8!! Goldmg, arayana 63, 153 Goldmg, Virna! 9, 79, 179 Gonzalez, Ca,tor 79 Goode, Amanda 63 C.oode, joshua 63 C.oodchild, Brent 8!! Goodchild, Cynthia 75, 154, 165 Goodman, Harrison 21 Goodman, Heather 8!!, 163 Goodwm, Mark 104, 120, 190 Goodwme, teven 75 Gordon, Angel 75, 164 Gordon, Breon 75 Gordon, Elizabeth 8!!, 164 Gorman, Anne 9, 63, 102, 118, 119, 138, 143, 153, 154 Gorman, Cathy 190, 194 Gossett, Ashley 63, 160 Gossett, Timothy 8!! Cradle, Ben 18, 21, 42, 43, 120 Grady, Emily 75, 122, 146 Grandi'>on, hanne 8!! Grandy'>, Theresa 63, 150, 153, 154, 160, 163 Gray, Lindsay 75, 132, l-t3, 146, l'iO, 174 Greer, Ra,hawnda 75, BY, 157 Greer, Ricky 63, 132, 157, 166,174, 17 ' 179 Greever, Adam 21, 158 Gregg. jennifer 22, 148, 152, 154, 156 Gnder, Christina , 122, 163 Gnffin, Tyron 75 Griffith, . cal 75 Grogg, Ashley 8!! Gross, Ondine 190 Gross, tacey 190, 194 Grm·e, Richard 63 Gruber, icole 75, 160, 163 Grucza, jordan 17-t Gschwend, Alison 8!!, 116, 139, 164 Gschwend, Andrea 31, 50, 151 Gudgel, Troy 8!! Gunder. on, Tracy 190 Gustafson, Jenna' 63, 122 Gustafson, Peter 88, 110 Guymon, tephanie 8!!
Ha, Wayne 190 Haase, Sarah 22, 42 Hall, jennifer Hall, Kyle 63 Hallbeck, Kyle 63 Hamilton, Kyle 64, 110, 160, 162 Hampton, hristopher <J1, 120 Hampton, janasha , 157,
163 Hanner, Au'>hn 8!! Han..cn, Seth 75 Han..cn, Tvler 75 Hardmg-Forre'>ll'r, s,,m 17-t Harmony, Enca 75, 102, 142, 1"-t, 179 Harper, Chnt 4, 22, 5], 112 Harr, Sherry 190 Ham'>, AlexiS 8!! Ham<,, Cand1ce 41, 64, I 'i7 Hams, jordan 22, 24, 'i I Harris, Marcus 9, 22 Harris, Tara 8!!, 122 Hamson, Christopher 75, 157 Hamson, Heather 22, 157 Harrison, Pa1ge 75, 157, 165 Hartman, Patrie>. 75, 118 Hartnck, Mark 8!!, 112 Hatfield, icolas 22, 43,112, 113, 12-t, 125, 171 Hauer-,perger, Christopher i9, 120 Hauersperger, Stephanie 122 Hauffe, justin 22, 43, 51, 130, 131, 139, 146, 148, 149, 154, 15 ' 160, 162, 171 Haun, Samuel22, 51, 130, 132, 139, 148,149,158,171, 176 Hawkins, Amber 22, 51 Hayes, jaymes 8!! Haynes, Brandon 164 Hays, Adam 8!! Ha~·s, Alison 76, 116, 174 Hays, John 8!! Hays, Sarah 64, 116, 117,153, 158, 165 Healey, Molly 190 Hedrick, Candace 64 Heisey, jordan 91, 120 Heller, Brandon 76, 160, 163 Helms, Cynthia 190, 194 Hembrough, Georgine 190 Hempel, Todd 8!! Hendrict...son, Tracey 22, 32, 51, 57, 116, 117, 139, 146, 148, 152, 154, IS Henneman, Rachel 76, 132 Henry, Allyson 76, 122 Herbert, Meredith 22, 36, 51, 171 Herges, Kyle 190 Hernandez, Gabnela 159, 164 Herriott, John 22, 45, 51, 57, 110, 148, 170, 171 Hertel, Lindsay 64, 134, 135 Hesselman, Greg 124 Hesselmann, Charle> 64, 165 Hessel mann, Gregory 8!!, 120 Heuvelman, john 120 Heuvelman, Josh Hickey, Sarah Hiero~ymus, Cameron 64, 160 Hieronymus, Kelly 22, 3-t, 45, 51, 57 Hill, Clifton 64, 120 Hill, DeAndre 76, 120 Hill, jonathan 22, 57, 120 Hinds, joshua 8!!, 110, 155, 163 Hinds, Rachel 64, 122, 153, 154, 155, 160, 162, 168 Hinton, Christopher 76, 120, 165, 19-t Hiple, Anna 22, 51, 108, 138, 148, 152, 156, 159 Hirose, Ayano 64, 164, 1 3 Hirschi, Mark , 162, 163 Hodson, Timothy 64, 160, 163 Hoerr, Alyssa 64, 165 Hoerr, Philip 64, 153, 15-t Hoffman, Jonathan , 164 Hoffman, icholas 13, 22, 51, 152, 159, 167, 168, 169,
170, 171 Hoffmann, Melis<;a 76, I'm Hogan, Beth 190 Hohulin, Paul 190 Holcomb, Ka1thn 8!!, 146 Holder, hark-. 76, 120, 130, 146, 154, 158 Holdren, Ieven 76 Holloway, Chnshne 64, 160, 163 Holloway, jessica 8!!, 163 Holm, E,;,ily 76, 159,160, 163, 168 Hopk1ns, Charlsetta 8!! Hopkins, Shameka 76 Hopkms, Verc1a 91 Hopper, Kendall 8!!, 120 Horberg, Case\· 76, 160, 162 Horn, Andrew 22, -t5, 51 Hom, Tera 64 Hornbeck, Brian 22, 51, 130, 158 Hornbuckle, Yohna 22, 120 Horton, jeremy 15, 22, 43, 157 Hosch, Erin 76, 108, 122, 138 Hou<,e, john 8!!, 120 Hou'>C, Michelle 64, 102 Howerton, Ashley 76, 156 Hoyne, Tyler 76: 11 Hsiao, Thomas 8!! Hubert, jennifer 64, 153, 159, 160, 163 Hubert, Kyle Huckstadt, Janel! 64, 134 Huddle, Andrew 76 Huff, Anthony 22 Huffman, jay 190 Hughes, Michael 79 Hughe,, Whitney 76, 11 138, 1"5, 165 Hughes-Patton, joshua 64, 124 Hub, Laura 76 Hunt, Blake 76 Hunt, Stephanie 76 Hunt, Takeisha Hunter, Delander 76 Hurd, Elizabeth 64,159, 168 Hu'>lln, jonathan 64, 168, 171 Hu,tedt, Lydia 76, 165 Hutchison, Paris 22 Hutson, Megan Hyatt, Amber 76, 165, 169
Inman, Tristin Irwin, Sean 8!! Isenhower, John 1 9
a jac>.son, Jo...athleen jacl,son, Kolby 76, 120 jac>.son, Tyle~ jacobsen, Adam , 163 jamison, Kimberly 76, 160 Jarrett, Matthew 22, -1 Jarrett, ellie 64, 164, 169 Jarrett, icol 64 Jaucian, Jaclyn 76, 134, 146, 147, 154, 160, 162, 169 Jeffries, Andrea 22, 51, 1-t , 150, 151, 157, 168, 174 jenkins, Jennifer 23 jennings, imone j isook, Prapis 23 joebgen, Laura 23, 132, 162, 170 Johanet..., Rachel 64, 11 , I~, 153, 168 johns, 1al")one 79 johnson, Amand) 64, 101, L johnson, Andrew 23 johnson, Antonio 76
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]ohtbon, -\vanna 76, 16~ john"m, Brittam 76, 160, 11>1. IN! john""'· En< 76, !btl, 162 ]ohn"m· jordan :ll, 112. 111.
n ]ohn'lm, I aura 21. S I, 1-18, l'i2, l'i1, l'i-1, IS6, IN! Johnson, Laune 190 johnson, Marcia 71>, 141, lb(J, Io:l ]ohn"m· Mario , johnson, M.uqUJs I 'i, 21, 12, -13. 120, 121 johnson, 1atthew 88, I 'iO, 1112. Io1, IN!. ,-9 ]ohtbon, Orlando HH johnson, Payton , 116, 117, 139 johnson, SinJin HH john""'· Thoma., 76, ISH Johnson, liffan) 79, 157 john""'· Tricia 21, 51, 108, n. I-tH ]ollt'\, Bnan 76 jones, Ayanna jones, Cassidy 76, 160, 163 jones, Christopher 6-t, 146, 150, 174,179 jones, Courtney 6-t, 16-t jones, Dashon b4, 157 jones, Dominique 76, !btl, 163 jones, F.dwm 91 jones, Erica 13, 23, 76, 1'i5, 157, 159, 160, 162, 163, 166, 168 jones, jason 31 ]one.,, jenmfer 23 ]one>, Martell 23 jones, ikl..i b4 jones, Rory 76, 120, 160, 162 jones, erggio 88 jones, Tra\ is 76, 120 jordan, humar 22, 31 joyce, icholas 88 Jurgens, Amy 190
Kale, Vivek 23, 51, 146, 152, 153, 167, 168, 169, 171 Kalipeni, Juliana , 157 Kallembach, Chelsey 64, 146, 15-t Kallembach, Zachary HH, 110 Kalman, Monica Kamradt, justin 23, 57 Kane, Brian 76, 160, 162, 163 Kane, te\en 23, 57, 148, 152, 171 Kapoor, Shuchi 76, 114, 165, 168, 169 Karch, Adam 89, 163 Karch, Leslee 23, 52, 108, 138, 159, 160, 162, 163 Karlstrom, Kai 64, 112, 113, 138, 160, 162, 163 Ka,ak, Emily 64, 150, 160, 163, 179 Kashnig, Casey 23, 120, 152, 160, 162, 163 Kabtna'>, Elizabeth 64, 102, 103,109 Kearns, Brook 64 Keaton, Latraya 15, 23, 139 Kemme, Alice 64, 116, 153, 15-t, 158, 160, 163 Kemna, olan 9 Kennedy, Maura 64, 112, 144, 145 Kent, ott 64, 114, 160, 161, 162 Kenyon, joAnne 190 Kenyon, Sara 64, 102, 112, 146 Kessinger, Dustin 23, 52, 171 Keyes, Travis 79 Khan, Shanna 9, 164 Killion, Kathy 190,194 Kim, Bryan 23, 169, 171
Ktm, Hyon-]ung o-1, l-16, In4. 171 Kim ]t-Fun 21, lo1. lh4 Ktm \liryung 190 Kim \1onica 89, lo1 Ktm Ye-Rim M, InS, ln4,
n Kmg, Chel'>ea K4, Io1 Kmg, Trans 11 Kirby, Nicole 23, 27, 52, 1btl, lt>K Klt,bcr, Kenneth 190 Klebs. Kclli M, loS Kline. Julia 89, 1M Klump. Ashley 23, 'i2, I S4 Kmght, F.li1.1bcth H'l, IM Ko, Elizabeth 23, 'i7 Koelkebeck, Daniel 76 Koelkebeck, Erin 23, 116 Kohcnen, Anne 174 KoJiCh, Philip 89, II 0 Ko>.cr, Terry 190 Kolb,. athan M, 110 Korellis, Rachel 76, 116, 117, 134 Koterba-BuS>, Laura 190 Kouski, joel 64, 124, 162 Kouzmanoff, Adam 6-t, 168 Kouzmanoff, Erica 23, S2, 15-t, 159, !btl, 162, IN! Kouzmanoff, jcsstca 76, 160, 168 Kranz, Christine 23, 112, 152 Krapac, Ben1amm 76 Krell-Qare, Kevin 89, 160 Krites, Aaron 24, 110, 168, 171 Krone, Aaron 89, 163 Krone, jason 89, 163 Kubbs, Matios 76, 120, 162 163 Kuglich, Daniel 190 Kuhlenschmidt, 1ichacl M, 10-l Kuldos, Matt 160 Kunes, Tina 190 Kurasek, Blake 24, 31, 43, 57, 152, 153 Kurase>., Tyler 76, 120, 171 Kushad, Omar 76, 160, 163, 17-1 Kushad, Sabna 89, 162, 163
LaBrecque, Kate 23, 24, -12, 57, 114, 152, 15-1 Lacey, Daniel 76, 162, 1M Lain, icole 76 Lane, Monica 9 Langford, Conme 191 Lannery, Andrew 91 L1rsen, Michael 21, 24, 52, 152 Larsen, Timothy 76 Larson, Emma 76, 163 Larson, Michael 15 L1uderdale, Lindsey 9, 163 Laufhutte, hnsta 76, 160, 163 Laugges, Louis 89 Laughlin, Thomas 24, 52 Lavin, lim 191 Lawhead, Kristina 89 Lawrance, Christopher 24, 52,169 Lawrence, Tyerice 76, 120 Layton, Kiesha 76 Le, Hein 79 Le, Liang 171 Le, han 79, 169 Leach, Megan 76, 132, 143, 146, 154, 168 Lee, Arnold 24, 26, 169, 171 Lee, Christopher B. 120 Lee, Christopher 24, 120 Lee, David 18 Lee, julianne 155, 191 Lee, Shanetha 89 Lee, liesha 89 Lee, William 91 Leech, Charles 24
Legrand<•, Ryan M lt•htgh, D<'Ston HlJ lt•mm<m. Dusltn 77, 120 Lemm<m, Fli/.1beth o-1, lOS. 15-t Lemm<m. jeremy KlJ I cnciont. I ydt.l IN, IM Leng. )tt• 24, IM, IN!, lolJ Lenn, atalte 77 Leunammachack, Tadan 89 Leunammachack, Vilath M I.e' .1ntt tchnl," 77, 120, 182 Le\ itt, '-1atthew 89, 1M Le,y,Susan M, llo, I·B. 1-16: l'i3, IS-I, ISS, IS9, 168, 171 Lewm, Adam 89, 110 Lewm, Sara 6-t, 108, 165 Lewis, Karina 91 Lewis, M.uy 89 Lewis, Stan· 191, 19-1 Li, DaYid -12, 43 Li, Yiran 24, 1'i2, 1'i6, 167, 169, 171 Lienard, Dnmintque 6-t, 160, 163 Lie,· a no, Stephanie 77 Ligon, Crystal M, 160, 16~ Lindsey, Kimberly 64 Lipscomb, Launyae 89, 157, 1M Lipscomb, Monique 24 Lisy, Kaltnda M, 1SO, 1'i1, 153, 167, 168, 169, 174 Little, Carolyne 191 Littleton, hristopher 89, 112 Loaus, Black 168 Locher, Kebie 24 Lochner, Daniclle 89 Logue jennifer 77, 16-t Lomibao, Anchelle 89, 132 Long. Da,·td 89, 112 Long, jessica 89 Long, Robert 64 Long, Whitney 64, 134, 160, 163 Lorenz, Andrea 77 LoUJe, Courtland 65, 150 Low, jacquelyn 77, 134, 135 Lonngfoss, Amanda 77 Lowery, Derek 65 Lowery, Phillip 65 Lowry, Kyle 9, 120 Lucas, jes;ica 86, 89, 132, 133, 181 Luyando, Kenneth 24, 28 Lyke, William 65, 120, 160, 163 Lynch, Emmanuel 89 Lynch, La hon 12,155 Lyon, Barbara 191
Maberry, jessica 89 Mackey, jake 89, 124, 125, 163 Mackey, jenny 89, 134 Maclin, L1sheia 24 Madden, David 191 Maeder, Mike 158 Magill, Holly 89 Magruder, Christopher 24 Magruder, Holly 77, 160 Mahon, Cheryl 65, 153, 156, 160, 163 Mahrt, Timothy 65, 112, 168, 169 Malkowskt, Edward 65 Malkowskt, Veronica 77, 165 Malloy, Kn;tine 24, 52, 160, 162 Malone, Sarah 77, 150, 151, 160, 162, 174 Mancini, jeremy 79, 160, 162 Mangian, Heather 191 Mann, Matthew 77 Manolakes, Zachary 89 Marcinkevich, David 89, 163
1\l.udis, Andrc•w 65, 120, 12-t, 12'i, ISS 1Mtrhl'\, :-x·rgl't 2-1 '-Iarsh, Ad,m1lJ, D, H9, IM, 179 \l.ush, ]l'"e HlJ, 163, 170, 171 M.~rsh, kredtth S, 77, 112 Marshall, joshua 89 Martin, Richie 77, 112, 11H Mason, lt•siJl• 141 "~""·'· S..•.1n o'i, lf>H 1a,wdl, Holh 65, D2 Mayt'r, Brooh: 24, .J2, 'i2, Io7 Mayotte, Stepha me 77, IlK, 118, 165 McAndrew, Stacey 43, 194 McCabe, Marin 77, 122, 123 McCabe, Ryan 65 Me .11n, L1Shawna 24 Me andless, Karla 191 McCarter, Ashlee 91, 16-t McClarey, Rachel 89, 122, 1M McCleary, Robert 77 McConkie, Cvnthia 24, 35, 42, 148, 149 McConkie, Thomas 77, 151, l'i-1 McCowan, Matthew 89 McCoy, Alexa 2-1, 52 McCoy, jennifer 77 McFarland, Harton 65 Mel arling, je'>Se 191 McGee, Dominique 77 McGinness, Geoffrey 77, 168 McGo\'ern, Caitlin 89, 163 McKetth, Kas,andra 89, 116, 1'i8 McKetth, Ru>Sell 77, 120, 160, 163 McKinney, Bryan 79 McKown, Melissa 65 McKuzes, Andrew 89, 120 McKuzes, Katy 65 McLean, jill 191 McMaster, andace 191 McMtllion, Malando 91 McMullen, Aaron 77 McMullen, Brittanie 77, 157 McMullen, Essence 24 McPhee, Skyler 89, 130 McPheters, Tyler 153, 155, 160, 163, 168 McRory, jimmy 124 Meacham, A-,hley 24, 52, 57, 108, 109, 138, 143, 148, 1'i2 138, 143, 148, 152 Meacham, Trenton 77, 128 Meade, Darren 24, 52, 120, 148, 152, 154 Meade, Peter 104, 120, 191 Meade, Rebecca 77, 112, 154, 159, 160, 163 Mears, Ed 191 Mears, Erin 89, 122 Mehnert, Hetdi 25, 43, 52 Meter, Robert 25, 34, 42, 43, 52, 110, 152 Melander, Brian 77 Melchi, Andrew 25, 45, 52, 167 Melchi, Stephanie 89 Merchen, Todd 65, 112, 138, 153, 160, 162 Meredith, Ashlee 89, 122 Meredith, Michael 65, 120 Merrill, Kri.,tal 65, 143 Mesch, jason 89, 120 Mettler, Tara 25, 52, 152, 15-t Meyer-, john 158 Meyer>, Whitney 25, 108, 119,167 Milazzo, jennifer 89, 112 Miles, Anthony 77 Miles, harlotte 77, 122, 168, 171 Miles, Shemtka 77 Milewski, Felicia 65, 132, 153, 154, 160, 163 Mi llage, teffanie 65, 102 Miller, Anginelle 77 Miller, Courtney 77, 165
\!tiler, Matthew o'i ~lilll•r Rt•twsha 12. 2'i \1illl't, Sn>tt 2'i, 110 \ltllil..en-l.tNgn, jacob o'i \!ills, ]ulte llJI \!ills, Molly lolJ, 141 '-1m, Knsttne o'i, I S-1, loll 1\ltnnl'CI, john I 'i, 77, 168 Mtrardi, Sara 25, 'i2, 11-t, 148, J'i2, 153, I'io, 169, 170, 171 Mts.l, Nata Itt' K9 \ltsltc, Amanda 77 \lttchell, Ash lev 25 >,.1Jtchell, Lesley KlJ, IM Montgomery, Chyndle 2'i Moore, Berea 165 M<x>rc, Cedric 77 M<Xlre, Dustin 90 Moore, Eli.labeth 90 Moore, Lutren 2'i, 'i3, 1-t-1, 151, 174 Moore, Lysandra 2'i Moore, Nicole 77 Moore, Rachel 77 1wre, Thomas 65, 150, Is~. 15-1, 160, 167, 174, 179 Moore, Travis 65 Moroney, Brandon lJO Morr, Lindsey b'i, 122 \1orris, Angela 25 \1orris, Cameron lJO, 120, IM Morris, Courtney 77, 168 1orns, oah 79 Morrison, Adnenne 90, 116,
Morrison, Alan 25 Mortensen, jenna 77, 15-t, 160, 163 Moser, Robert 77 Mosley, Jorden 77 Moss, Melissa 65, 153, Mueller, Daniel 90, 120, 163 Mueller, johanna 65, 108, 114, 153, 154, 163 Mueller, Rodney 191 Muirheid, Whitney 77, 122, 160, 163 Munson, Mark 77, 128 Murphy, Cortney 79 Murphy, Erin 25, 29, 53, 108, 152, 154 Murphy, Kathenne 25, 53, 148, 152 Murphy, Kathryn 12, 65, 132 Murphy, Rebecca 90, 132, 146, 181 Murray, Matthew 25, 53 Murray, Megan 90 Myers, Bill 191 Myers, Christina 65 Myers, Heather 77 Myers, jonathan 25, 120 Myles, Brandon 90, 120 Myles, rystal 65
adarski, Kathryn 90, 162, 163 adarski, Mary 65, 102, 153, 154, 156, 160, 162 eal, Aaron 77
\Jt•al._, )u,tm 77 160, 161, I hi!
"ledt•}, I nulv 2~. 'i1, 114, 11S, l'ilJ, lh!l, 161 Nedey, Inc,, 77, lo'i Neil, Candvce lJO Nelligan, Dawn lJO Ndson, Maxwdl lJI Nelson, M~ehad o'i Ndson, St<K<'Y o'i, I 0!!, )()'!, nH, loO, 162 Nt•rorw, Rt•bet-c,, lJO etter, Sh,bta 77 ewman, Mvkah 2'i, l'i7, 165, 10!! Newman, athan 65, 160, 162 Newman, Stacv 6'i ewport, hed llJI Nguyen, Lvnn 1!!, 2'i, 112, l'i2, J'i4, lol!, 170, 171 Nguyen, ga 2S, 112 Nickerson, Clans'"' 77 NoiCe, Daniel 2S, 53, 152, 159, 160, 162 Norcm>s, S.uah 77, 165 onltny, Mrchacl 5, 25, 30 OHliOr<l\', El\ 77 Nugent, Heather 6'i
Oakley, A ron 90 Oare, Ke,·in 163 O'Brien, Andrew 25, 42, 152, 171-------
O'Brien, Emma 65, 108, 14:1, IS3 O'Brien, Lynn 90 O'Brien, Rebecca 26, 53 O'Brien, Timothy 77 O'Byrne, James 26, 43, 53, 144 Odom, Kennyethia 26, 53, 157 Oetegenn, hrbtoph 65, 120 Offenstein, Keri 26, 150, 152, 154, 169, 171, 179 Ogwal, Danrcl 65, 169 Ogwal, Philip 90 Ohan, Tuyet 91 Ohenc-Adjei, Geraldine 90 Ohlsson, Rachel 90 Ohlsson, Robert 26, 45 Oliver, Patncra 26 Ontivero>, Diana 65, 156, 171 Ontiveros, Orlando 90 Orba n, jessica 90 Ortiz-Garnes, Tessa 77 O ry, Matthew 65, 120 Oschwald, Crystal 75, 77, ISO O tis, Robert 65 Overstreet, raig 77 Overt n, hawn 90, 120
Packard, Sam 79 Page, Linda 191 Pagels, Derek 26, 168
l'.unll'r ~1rth.wl 26, I 'in, 171 l'alnwr Andn•,1 11, 21>, 42, 'i1, 102 Pandt•y, Shalu '1(), I 'i~ Paras~go, Paul 1:;H Park, Daniel 90, lo3, 171 l'.uJ..er, A>hley 31 P.uker, RameiJ..a 2o Parkmson, Kan 90, 122 Parrl'tt, Anm• o~. 112, 1-lo, l'i1, l'i4, 170 Patd, NikunJ 26, 11, 124,141>, 14H, 150, I 'il, 152, 167, 169, 170, 171, 174, 179 Patton, Latoya 77 Paul, Mrchael 90, 163 Paula, Thrda Phetchareun 10H Paunrck.l, Fl11abeth 78, 122, 15-l, 1'i9, 161, lo7, 168 l'ayn<', (,r,•g<m 2o, 'i:l, 118 l'avne, Sar,1 7R, 114, 160 Pe~rson, ashawnna 90, 164 Pellum, Andrew 9, 65, 153,
lOll !'elmore, Marcus 79 l'enner, Daniel 90, 112 Pennmgton, De~era 26 Peoples, )ustrn 26 Peratt, Daniel 65 Peterson, Jonathan 65 l'eh~rson, Sara 65, 160, 163 Petry-Cooper, Adam 20, 43, 112, 113, 152, 15-l Pettigrew, Clemmie 91 Pettigrew, Destiny 90 Pettigrew, Tenia 26 Pettyjohn, Corey 75, 78, 118, 14-l, 145 Pfefferle, Daniel 4, 26, 53, 163 Phetchareun, Riamsalio 65, 153, 156, 169 Phetchareun, Thida 26, 57, 152,156,169 Phillips, Ash lee 90 !'hill ips, A<,hley 90 Phillips, Courtney 79, 90, 134, I 'i7, 160, 163 Phillips, Mitch 65, 110, 194 Phillips, Sarah 7 , 112, 156 Pial, Eddie 65 Pica, David 90, 110, 168 Pica, icholas 65, 110, 153, 168 Pieper, Tyler 26, 45, 53, 15 Prerq; Joseph 15, 26, 32, 42, 43, 53, 120, 158, 171 Pike, Kalan 90 Pike, Laren 26 Pinherro, Christine 7 , 154 Pittelkow, Jeffrey 6, 150 Pleckr, arah 13, 90 Pochls, William 26, 53, 148, 150, 151, 152, 155, 168, 171, 179 Pontifex, Matthew 26, 53, 57, 120, 148, 162 Pook, Ronny 7 Porter, Lindsay 65, 102, 159 Porter, Marc 90, 120 Pastula, Danielle 65, 150, 151,160,162, 174 Pastula, tefanic 65, 108, 160, 162 Pourmal, Pavel 65 Powell, Kara 169, 191 Pratt, Erik 26, 43, 158 Price, Emily 26 Pnce, Kendra 66, 163 Pnnty, Haye; 9, 78, 120, 124, 168 Pntchard, Jeffrey 26, 152 Propst, Lucas 90, 164
Ragsdale, Molly 66, 146, 147, 153, 154, 160, 162 Ram;cy, Michelle 78 Ramseyer, Danielle 7
Ramsh.m, )<>raid on, 121', 121, 18-l Raouf, Raoof '10 Rardrn, hm 27 Raso, Evan 66, 120 Ravmond, Kvle 66 Reker, )oshu~ 91 Reagan, KathennL' 7H, 112, 165 Rector, jason 6o, 120 Redd, Dallas 79, 160, I63 Reed, Rachel 7H, 116, ISH, 16'i Reed, Ronnre 7R, 120, 166 Reen~s. Mark 27 Reger, Erin 7R, 159, 168 Regnrer, Hannah 160 Rerd, Enc 78, 164 Rerd, Kellv 66, 146, 160, lo2 Rerd, Me,1gan 7H, lh!l, 161 Rem, Tern I'll Rerneke, Kan 5, 27, S3, 'i7, 122, 139, 146, 148, ]';2, 154, 163 Rerneke, Kathy 191, 194 Repraka'>h, Arwin 66, 120 Reynolds, Cody 27, 43, 53, 110, 111, 151, 158, 168, 171 Reynold~, jessica 90, I 63 Re);nolds, ichole 78 Rev·nolds, Sean 87, 90, 120 Ri~ls, Megan 31 Rickard, Edwin 7 Rickard, Frances 90, 155, 165 Riddell, Heather 78 Riehle, Michelle 27 Riggin, Stephanre 78 Roberb, jennie 27, 42, 43, 54, 122, 123, 143, 148, 1S2, 154, 170 Roberts, Katelind 78, 122, 123, H6 Roberts, Molly 90, 164 Roberts, Rebecca 91 Robinson, Mitchell 27, 54 Roch, Cameron 66 Rodenck, Kimberly 78 Roeggc,judy 191 Roger;, Kevin 66, 132, 168 Rogers, Stephen 78, 112, 138, 154 Rose, Heather 27, 155, 166 Rose, Tamya 27, 167 Rose, William 90, 120 Ros~. Lacey 164 Roso,, Larissa 78 Rotramel, Chad 66 Rotramel, joel 79, 120 Rouse, Tyler 66, 120 Rowe, Barry 191, 194 Rubenacker, Kara 66, 102, 146, 147, 153 Rudolphi, Patricia 78, 114, 115, 139, 146, 158, 170 Rudolphi, S.1lly 66, 10 , 112, 138, 146, 153, 170 Ruedi, Kati 90, 132 Ruffin, Dcmeko 90 Russell, Laura 78, 165, 174
aathoff, joseph 7 adler, Amanda 27 anders, Anthony 27, 54, 120 SasJ..a, Robert 27 Savage, Scott 191 Schaller, Emmi 7 Schamber, Michael 66, 120, 174 Schehlein, Christopher 78, 130, 139, 158 henk, te\ en 66, 130, 146, 150, 153 154, 174 Schillmg, Emily 12, 63, 66, 116, 143, 146, 15 ' 168 Schluter, Betsy 66, 167 Schmidt, Alix 90, 160, 163 Schmidt, Kelly 90, 122, 146, 147, 164 hmitt, Peter 191
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Smrth, Shannon 78, 154, 160, Io2, IO!! Smrth, Stephen 2H, 5-l, 120 Smrth, Stuart 90 Smucker, Cameron 7H Snyder, David 191 Sola, Herdi 90, 122 S..1lomon, Elana 66, 165 Soluk, Tristan 66 Sommer, Garrett 78 Sompheth, Vilayvong 79 S..me, )a<,on 120 S..1uthey, Megan 90, 163 Sower-, jushn 7H, 166 parks, Dcnna 28, 55, lOR, !52 Spencer, Matthew 91, 163 Spero, Kathenne 2H, :;:; Spotz, Griffin 66, I 53, 160, 162, 163 Stacher, H. Matthew 66 Iacher, Scott 91, 110 Stack, Carol 188 Staehling, Rachel 66 tafford, jo hua 2 tanderfer, Ryan 23, 28, 55 tapleton, Heather 2 , 55 taub, Kelley 7 , 159, 160, 163 . Staub, Meghan 91, 163 Steams, Benjamin 2 , 42 Steams, Jennifer 66 StL>elc-McCain, Bnttnev 91 Steinman, Car. 24, 2 ; 55, II , 119, 138 . Stemle, jennifer 66, 159, 165 temle, Patricia 120, 165 temle, Richard 91, 120 Stenzel, Meagan 66, 102,132, 151, 153, 15-l, 160, 163 Stephen, Kara 28, 167 Stephenson, Neal 7 , 146, 155, 159, 160, 163, 167, 168 tevens, Christopher 28, 55, 130, 131, 139, 158, 171 te\en>, Kellie 7 , 116, 139 te,·enson, Kathryn 7 , 122, 146 Ievenson, MarJ..ia 7 Stewart, Charles 91 tewart, Erin 78 Stewart, joanna 91 Stewart, Kvle 91 Stewart, 'l.{atthew 66, 160, 162, 174 ticJ..len, jason 2 Stierwalt, justin 2 , 55, 120 tillwell, Bnttanv 79 tock, Greg 1 9tockrng, Knshn 66, 114, 159, 160, 162, 168 tocJ..rng, 1atthew 7 tolkrn, Maxwell 66 toltzfus, Andreas 2,, 55, 148, 152, 15-l, 160, 162, 167 tone, Benjamin 28, 36 tone, Chrrstina 91 tone, jason 28, 120 tone, Timothy 7 , 120 tonner, Eric 28, 42, 55, 120, 168, 170 Strack, Stephen 14, 120, 121 Strand, 1ark 7 , 120, 160, 162, 163 trasL>s!..e Ross 28, 30, 55, 57, no, 131, 139, 158, 168 trater, jenna 2 , 167 tratton, Kaitlyn 66, 122, 159, 160, 163 trauss, Jamie 2 , 43, 55, 57, 159, 170 trauss, Robrn 91 trutz, Da\ld 15 tubbrno,, Sandi 191 udlow, Beth 191 ulli,an, Kate 91, 164 ulll\ an, Lila 189 ullivan, 1atthew 91 Sullivan, Rachel 28, 134, 135, 148, 170 un, Lu 29, 152, 156, 167, 169, 171
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Swift. Tara 1>6, 102 Sw1ft, Tn•nton 41 120
Talbott, Rl•becca 66, Tangora, B.1rbara ::14, 191 Tan in, Da1 id 91, 163 Tate, Fallon 29, 120, 121 Tate, Tra1·is 29, ~5. 118, 138, 144
Tatman, Stephanie 66 Ta1·Ior, Christopher 66, 110 T,1\lor, Frica 91 Taylor, Nicole 66 Taylor, Triantes 29 Terrio, jerome 78 Terrio, joshua 29 Thai, guvcn 29 Thatch, all in 91 Thomas, Chris 158 Thomas, Kathryn 66, 153, 154, 159,160, 162, 163 Thomas, Maurice 91 Thomas, Wilham 79 Thomas-Vernon, Lisa 191 Thomassie, Dvlan 79, 118 Thomassie, Kirk 67 Thompson, Ashleigh 29, SS, 151 Thompson, Harry 91, 130, 167, 170 Thompson, jennifer 29, 102, 118, 138, 152 Thompson, juhe 91 Thompson, Lianne 191 Thorpe, jeremy 79, 120, 160, 162, 163 Thorsen, Laura 29 Tiffin, Tabitha 67, 153, 169 Till, Leslie 91, 163, 164 Tillman, arncssca 108 Tobin, Meaghan 29, 31, 32, 55, 116, 117, 146, 148, 150, 151, 170, 174 Tolliver- orbin, Kenneth 79 Torbeck, Douglas 91, 120,
163 Tortorelli, joseph 91, 162, 163 Trautman, Phill1p 9, 79, 132, 156, 160 Tresslar, Gregory 9, 79, 164 Tucker, Rebecca 79, 154 Turner, Morgan 79, 120 Turner, Yonna 91 Tuttle, joseph 160, 163 Tyler, jenna 67, 122, 143, 168 Tymonko, heryl29, 43, 148, 152, 167, 169
Unander, Antwan 91, 112 Unander, Elizabeth 91 Unander, Stephanie 31 Undenvood, Klarissa 79
Vail, Robin 29 Valentine, Heather 79 Vanantwerp, hannon 79, 122, 154, 163 Vannice, Rachel 91, 134 Vannice, arah 79, I 08, 109, 154, 165 Vaughn, Mary 5, 79, 156 Villarreal, Brittany 29, 55 Villarreal, ourtney 79
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W1ckhnc, l vndy 10, ·B. St\ 146, 147, 14H, I ~0. IS2, loll, 11>2, 11>7, 170, 174 W~ekhnc, Shelby 'II, 141>, 147, 163 Wiegand, Bntt.1nv ~. 74, 102, 112, 154, 174, 17'1 Wil•gand, judy IH9 Wiggam, Harold 67 Wikgren, Brooke 7'1, 108, 13/l Wilken, fyler 1>7, 15::1, 154, 160, lh2, 163, 174 Wilkm'tm, Stephen 91 Willette, Amanda 174 Williams, Bobby 67 Williams, ory. 7'1, 166 Williams, Ehjha 10 Williams, Erica 67, 154 Williams, Greer 91, 163 Williams, Robert 67 Willis, jacob 14, 67, 120 Wilson, Ashley 10 W1bon, Brent 79 Wilson, Raynard 79 Wilson, R1ynard 79, IM Wilson, Seth 79, 120, 164 Wilson, Tyler 79, 120 Wilson, Zachary 91, 120 Wmfrey, And 67, 167 Winfrey, ocl 91 Wingo, Kristian 91, 110 Winskas, Malana 67, 108, 109, 138 Wi'>e, Ashley 67, 160, 162 Wise, jessica 91 Wolfe, Barbara 4, 25, 30, 42, ~3. S6,108,114, liS, 139, 143, 148, 152, 156, 169, 170, 171 Woodard, Richard 91 Woodcox, Christina 79 W<X)ds, Andrew 43 W<x)ds, Rosa 79 Woods, Victoria 79 Woolcott, Christopher 67, 110, 150, 151, 160, 162, 174 Woolsey, jeramey 67, 159, 169 Worley, Aaron 79, 112, 151 Wright, Almeda 1S7 Wright, Arneatha 79, 157, 160 Wright, Whitney 30, 167 Wu, Yuansha 30 Wulf, Andrew 67, 124, 125, 160, 161, 162 Wulf, Megan 91,116,158, 164 Wurmnest, Bradley 30 Wurmnest, Drew 91 Wurth, Melissa 67, 116, 142, 153, 154, 158 Wyatt, Marian 191 Wyatt, Valerie 79, 160, 162, 168
Yagow, Rita 191 Yanchus, Lindsey 30, 42, 56, 150, 151, 152, ]';4, 155,179 Yanchus, Stan 191 Yang, Grace 30, 43, 56, 118, 148, 152, 153, 154, 155, 167, 168, 170 Yates, Benjamin 91 Yelamanchili, Ashwini 79, 160, 163 Yepez, jesus 191 York, Jarrett 67, 120 Young, Adam 30, <;6 Young, Amber 30 Young, Cassidy 79, 165 Young, jason 79, 124 Young, Tangela 91, 164 Youngblood, Eric 79 Yu, Byungchun 30, 56
Zaffnra, Brunn 10, I ~6 L..1hn, jenmfer 67, 16H ZarJ..l•r, Christopher 91 L.lrker, K:rle lh~ .ll•hr, jnnath.1n 10, 42, ~6 Zelen, Natasha .10, 57, 157 Ll'lk•, Chnstopher 'II L1ch, Matthew 1>7, 120 Zll'gler, Stepha nil' 74, 112, 143, 16H, 171 Zielinski, L1nnea 91, 116, 163 Zimmerman, Brian 7Y
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First off, we would like to say that this year has been a year like no other -filled with uncertainty, yet much excitement and anticipation. With the absence of Ms. Engelhaupt and her 30-p/us years of experience as Yearbook advisor, we were a little nervous to start tlze year with such a clean slate. However, our new advisor, Mrs. Searby, was more than we could ever dream of Having no experience in the yearbook field, Mrs. Searby displayed her dedication to our deadlines, determination to produce not/zing short of quality, and a love for lzer new staff Tlzere is no other way to say it, Mrs. Searby, this book would not be what it is without you! We also would like to thank our financial manager, Mrs. Kenyon, for keeping us organized; Dr. Sullivan and Mrs. Weigand for supporting and encouraging the production of the Centurian; Mr. Ynnchus and Mr. Lewis for contributing our many sports pictures; Mr. Rowe and Mr. Snyder for all their technical support with our new cornputers. Finally, Mrs. Johnson, you are our yearbook Goddess- without your knowledge, help, and wonderful ideas, we would never have been able to publi h tlzis rnasterpiece. To Joe Storch, our Root photographer, tlzank you for not only taking our pictures, but entertaining us as well. And Ms. Hart, wlzat would we have ever done without your last-minute superb photography? Thank you nil so nwclz! To the students of Centennial: Our first year as editors was nerve-racking and somewhat frustrating at times, but we put our heart and soul into rnaking this year's book Centennial's best, and we hope you enjoy looking through this book of memories as much as we did creating it!
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John Walker, the American Taliban, is being held for war crimes against the Un1ted States.
Princess Margaret, sister of Britain's Queen Elizabeth, dies at age 71.
Even though the total number of shark attacks decreased in 2001, a rash of highly publicized cases make this "the Summer of the Shark."
Enron is the largest company in U.S. history to file for bankruptcy. Allegations arose concerning the shredding of documents believed to be connected to the company's use of funds from its employees' 401k program.
On Jan. 1, 2001, 12 European nat1ons adopt a single currency called the Euro which becomes legal tender 1n Austna, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal and Spam.
Daniel Pearl, a Wall Street Journal reporter, is kidnapped and murdered by the Nat1onal Movement for the Restoration of Pak1stani Sovereignty. President Bush declares, "The Un1ted States of Amenca will rid the world of these agents of terror."
Million of acres of southeastern Australia are scorched by wildfires.
Ford and Firestone go the1r separate ways after a year of finger pointing 1n the deaths of more than 170 people in Ford Explorers equipped with Firestone Tires.
The sun sets on the Taliban as U.S. soldiers raise an American flag from the World Trade Center at a U.S. Air Force base near the Afghan city of Kandahar. The United States organized its allies and began an all-out "War on Terrorism."
Elizabeth Dole, former president of the Amencan Red Cross and spouse of former presidential candidate Bob Dole, announces her candidacy for the Senate.
After being detained for more than three months by the Taliban, American aid workers Heather Mercer and Dayna Curry are rescued from Afghanistan.
Letters containing anthrax are delivered to U.S. senators Patrick Leahy and Tom Daschle, and NBC News Anchor Tom Brokaw. The Senate office building was closed for three months. Five people died from inhalation anthrax.
On June 11, Timothy McVe1gh, convicted of the April 19, 1995, bombmg of the Oklahoma City federal building, is executed by lethal injection.
A missile defense shield to protect the United States is a priority of the Bush Administration.
Hundreds of bodies are discovered at a Noble, Georgia crematory, some dating back more than 10 years.
After 12 years of construction, the efforts to stabilize the Leaning Tower of Pisa are complete.
Amnesty for illegal Mexican immigrants is promoted by President Bush .
The decision to allow federal funding for embryonic stem cell research only on stem cells from embryos already collected raises ethical questions.
Kmart, the giant discount retailer, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection while it reorganizes its holdings.
World leaders, such as Prime Minister of England Tony Blair, profess their sympathy and support for the United States .
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Tuesday, September 11, 2001, will be remembered as a tragic day that changed the world. That morning, a plot, masterminded by terrorist Osama bin Laden and the ai-Qaeda network, was put into action. Two hijacked commercial airliners were flown into New York City's World Trade Center Towers, ultimately causing their collapse. Immediately following the incident, another hijacked airliner crashed into one side of the Pentagon in Washington, D.C, and a fourth plane crashed in Pennsylvania. Thousands of lives were lost, citizens were terrified and the world was in shock. Following that mournful day the United States experienced anthrax scares, continued security threats and the reality of war. Despite the horror, fear and heartache, U.S. citizens united and their patriotic spirit soared. President Bush promised: "We will not tire, we will not falter, we will not fai I." Through that statement and the remarkable sense of national pride exuded by U.S. citizens, it became evident that no threat, great or small, could deter the United States resolve for enduring freedom.
In response to the shocking tragedy, President George W. Bush addresses the nation offering strength, comfort and patriotism.
Ailing airlines urge citizens to defy terrorists' attempts to disrupt lives by reboarding airplanes.
Thousands of people world-wide donate blood and volunteer their services to aid U.S. recovery.
An overwhelming spirit of unity and national pride arises out of the smoldering ashes and human devastation from the September 11 attacks on the United States.
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Academy Award-w1nn1ng actor Russell Crowe cla1ms a Golden Globe Award and an Academy Award nom1nation for h1s performance in "A Beautiful Mind." The movie IS nominated for f1ve Academy Awards.
Professional soccer player Ethan Zohn is the $1 million dollar w1nner of Surv1vor: Afnca.
Actress Julia Roberts w1ns her eighth People's Choice Award for favonte mot1on p1cture actress.
H 1t mov1e "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" breaks box office records.
ABC's "My Wife and K1ds" and Damon Wayans wm People's Cho1ce Awards.
NBC's "The Weakest Lmk" puts a new edge on quiz show standards.
"Shrek" wins an Oscar nommat1on and the People's Choice Award for Favorite Motion Picture.
Jack Lemmon, an Academy and Emmy Award-winning actor, dies at age 76.
In honor of those involved 1n the events surrounding September 11, Hollywood actors and music1ans combine efforts to produce "America: A Tnbute to Heroes." The benefit, which was aired Simultaneously and commercial- free by dozens of broadcast and cable networks, raised more than $100 million in donations.
Stars of the No. 1 rated show "Friends" agree to return for a ninth season in 2002-2003. Each cast member received a 33 percent salary increase bringing their wages to $1 million dollars per episode.
Actress Nicole Kidman wins a Golden Globe award for her musical performance in "Moulin Rouge." Kidman and "Moulin Rouge" were both nominated for Academy Awards.
rvrusrc Favorite Album, Pop/Rock 'n Roll, is awarded to Destiny's Child for "Survivor" at the American Mus1c Awards. They also won a Grammy for Best R&B Performance by a Duo/Group.
Jennifer Lopez says "I do" to dancer and choreographer Chris Judd JUSt e1ght months after the announcement of her split from boyfriend of two years, Sean "P. Diddy" Combs.
Pop superstar Bntney Spears makes her debut on the big screen 1n the mov1e "Crossroads." She also released her self-titled album, went on tour, performed in her "Live from Las Vegas" HBO special and dated 'N SYNC pop singer Justin Timberlake.
George Harrison, known as "The Quiet Beatie," dies at 58 of cancer. The death of John Lennon in 1980 leaves Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr as the only remaining Beatles.
Nelly wins Favorite Artist, Rap/HipHop, at the American Music Awards.
Michael Jackson is named Artist of the Century at the 2002 American Music Awards.
Alicia Keys wins Favorite New Artist, Sou l/Rhythm and Blues, and Favorite New Artist , Pop/Rock 'n Roll , at the American Music Awards. Keys also won five Grammys, including Song of the Year for "Fallin '."
Madonna tours the United States for the first time in eight years. Tickets sold for $250 each .
Linkin Park's "Hybrid Theory" is the best selling album and the song "Crawling" wins a Grammy.
Tim McGraw and wife Faith Hill win Favorite Male and Female Country Music Artist at the American Music Awards .
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The Intel Pentium 4 processor is the next evolution 1n desktop processmg tech no logy.
Microsoft's future generation video game system X-Box delivers the most powerful game expenences ever.
A new top-of-the-l1ne 1Mac is introduced by Apple Computer. The redes1gned computer has a floating 15-lnch LCD flat screen, allowmg users one-touch adjustment, a 700 MHz or 800 MHz PowerPC G4 processor, and the SuperDrive for playing and burning COs and DVDs.
Handspnng, Inc . introduces a handheld computer with a built-in cell phone .
Dusters, as worn here by actress Evan Rachel Wood , are a new trend in stores everywhere.
Reggae/pop superstar Shaggy wears his colored sunglasses, a hot trend for the year.
There is a different attitude in American culture this year for Halloween . A shift to the "hero concept" make firemen and policemen costumes the most popular choices among children .
After September 11, Americans unite and show their patriotism by wearing red, white and blue.
Barry Bonds sets a new MaJor League record for most home runs in a single season with 73.
"H1s Airness" returns to the court after three years in retirement. Michael Jordan, 39, faced perhaps his toughest challenge in lead1ng the Washington Wizards to the 2002 playoffs.
Jennifer Capnati wins the French Open in 2001, then wms a second straight Australian Open in 2002.
The New England Patriots claim their first Super Bowl title w1th a win over the St. Louis Rams. A dramatic fourth-quarter field goal gave the Patriots a 20-17 victory.
Dunng a game following the Sept. 11 tragedy, the football team at John R. Rogers High School in Spokane, Wash., proudly carries the American flag onto the field. This photo appeared in several major newspapers and was featured in Sports Illustrated.
Tiger Woods wms a fourth consecutive major, The Masters.
Venus Williams repeats as Wimbledon and U.S . Open Champion. In the U.S. Open finals, Venus defeated her sister Serena.
Lennox Lewis regains his World Boxing Council and International Boxing Federation heavyweight titles from Hasim Rahman in Las Vegas, in November.
L.A. Laker Kobe Bryant earns MVP honors at the NBA All-Star Game, leading the West All-Stars over the East, 135-120.
Dale Earnhardt, Jr. returns to Daytona in July to win an emotional Pepsi 400 . Just five months earlier, a crash during the Daytona 500 took the life of his legendary father, Dale Earnhardt, Sr.
American snowboarding sensat1on Kelly Clark takes the United States' first gold medal in the Women's Half-Pipe Snowboarding competition at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City.
Americans Ross Powers (gold), Danny Krass (silver), and Jarret Thomas (bronze) sweep the medals in Men's Half-Pipe Snowboarding at the 2002 Winter Olympics.
Anton Sikharulidze and Elena Berezhnaya of Russ1a and David Pelletier and Jamie Sale of Canada receive gold medals in Pairs Figure Skating. Initially given the silver medal, the Canadians were awarded gold after misconduct by a French judge was discovered.