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The Charger Way 2006 Volume 39 Centennial High School 913 S. Crescent Drive Champaign, IL 61821 217-351-3951 www.champaignschools.org Enrollment: 1484
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Men's Cr'6si
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All across America there are high school students living the typical high school life in the typical high school way. But in Champaign, Illinois, there is another way that the Centennial Chargers are living that makes us stand out. It's the way we wake up every morn1ng to arnve early for sports practice, a club meeting, or jazz band. The way we look forward to the five mintues between each class so we can talk to our friends. The way we run to lunch every day. The way we start as frightened freshmen and grow into self-assured seniors. The way Homecoming brings each class and even the whole school together every year. The way we hate the yellow hallway tile, but we could not imagine our school without it. These are our ways. They make us stand out as individuals, yet, when combined, something indescribable is made. It is our way of life at Centennial that creates our special brand of student. We live the Charger way.
Words Rebecca Fink and Morgan Gilman Photography Rebecca Fink, Morgan Gilman, Greg Walters
Opening
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bella notte
a be a tiful night for prom and post prom 2005 1 The brains behind prom. It takes a great amount of effort to put together such a wonderful n1ght. and the class of 2006 officers. Morgan Gilman, Claire
Dennis, Natalie Norris, and Kaitlyn Eisner-Poor worked very hard dunng the1r JUniOr year. They did everythmg from organ1z1ng the location of prom to decorat1ng and gett1ng parent volunteers to help make th1s mght a success. Here. these four girls are wa1t1ng to announce the 2005 prom king and queen
2 What a cute couple! Jessica Whisenand and J Parker Boyes take a break from the dance floor to pose for a picture. While prom is designated for ju¡ n1ors and seniors only, underclassmen. like Boyes. are allowed to come to the dance 1f they are 1nv1ted by an older student. like Whisenand
3 Can you see the camera now?
Oe'Monique Brown is lifted up by David Plea to be captured 1n action at post prom This year. post prom was hosted at the Savoy 16 Theater Post prom is a great chance for friends to relax and catch up w1th each other after a long night of dancing
Words Rebecca Fink Photography Ron Sullivan
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1 King and Queen for the night. Takeshla Hunt and Brent Goodchild were selected by their fellow seniors to preside over Prom The other nom1nees for Queen were Tiffany Cochran. Julie Connor. Allison Gerding, Payton Johnson. Jensa Taylor. and Shelby Wickline Fellow King nom1nees were Gregory Broeren. Pe· ter Gustafson. Philip KOJICh. and Marcus Williams. Prom 2005 was held at the Hoh· day Inn 1n Urbana. IllinOIS, where Centennial students and their guests had a beautiful night of d1nner and dancing in the ban· quet hall decorated to coordinate with the theme for the mght. 'Bella Notte.'
2 A break In the action. Tiffany Cochran and Thomas Dietrich take a picture as they awa1t the start of din· ner This year. d1nner was served at prom. before the danc1ng began. That way, ev· eryone had the opportunity to spend t1me with their other classmates. The meal choices were herb chicken. pasta pnmav· era. or a bacon-wrapped s1rlo1n 3 I hope I roll a 5! Matt Levitt (cen· ter) tnes h1s hand at the craps table as
Skyler McPhee, Sylbl Koster, and chaperone Mike Moore watch. Besides watch1ng mov1es at post prom, students could also play a game of craps or try their hand at the poker tables
4 May 1have this dance? Peter Gus-
tafson asks Alalna Bell for the next dance out on the dance floor Of course. danc1ng is the ma1n event at prom This prom. the OJ kept students go1ng with new hits and golden oldies as students got to dance on platforms that had been placed on the dance floor.
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1 Summer Smarts Clementine Pettigrew poses w1th her mentor. Mrs. Jobe. at St. LoUis Wa<h1ngton Park Schnol She spent her summer attend1ng classes at th1s private school to prepare for her sen1or year 2 Let's ride! y safely t.1~e a ndE Natalie Norris, su1ts up 1n her helmet as she takes 1ff w1th Andrew Mueller on h1s motor- yr 1 Without the worries of school the next day studE!nt¡ 1ke these two can go out for a sp1n around town at n1ght 3 A Family Affair. n front of N1agara Fal s. where the1r family went for a summer vacation. Juan and Angie Umana pose w1th thew dog, Bandido 4 A Pyramid of Friends. yhese students eel brate the beg1nn1ng of summer by bulldng a human pyram1d Front Row: Courtney Cozad. Row 2: Rac:hel Black. Mary Regan. Danan Welct>. Chels.!a Hal ~ ath~nne W1t 1n. Row n
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5 Practicing our cheers. h1!er1ead1ng
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Sl'lugh, Anthony Petruzzello.
. Back Row: lames McCiarey, Sarah KoreiiiS. g1n 1n the summer when the team attends
cheer camp to work on new rout1nes and 1mprov~; old ones for the upcom1ng football and basketball seasons Here. the Varsity Cheerleaders prar.t1ce one of these cheers at camp 1n the Centenmal gym
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1 Start your engines! Stephanie Salfelder spent her summer racing her Pon¡ tiac Trans Am at different events across the Midwest. At th1s event, T1refest, in Indianapolis, Indiana, the purpose was to burn off as many t1res as possible Salfelder placed fourth 2 Beyond the Sea. On a Carn1val CrUise to Mex1co, Molly, Sally, William, and Patricia Rudolphi take a break for a qu1ck p1cture aboard the sh1p 3 Wait, did they meet ... ? This July after see1ng one of the1r favonte bands 1n Peoria. Illinois, Jacquelyn Bunick, Shilpa Kumar, Rachel Day, Elizabeth Elliott, Adrienne Moore, and Rebecca Fink got to meet Jason Schultejann from Lucky Boys Confusion. They even got the1r favonte bass player to jump in a picture w1th them.
Words Rebecca Fink
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1 Ready for Senior Year. 1n the hall on August 24. Adrienne Moore, Lyndsey
Klump, Hae-ln Yoo, Andrew Xie, Rachel Day, and Elizabeth Elliott stop to pose for a PICture on the1r first day back to school. For students. th1s IS a great chance to catch up w1th fnends after the short summer Th1s day IS espeCially exc1t1ng for these PICtured students. as 1t IS there last first day of school, as they are semors. 2 Where should 1go for lunch? Wh1le dnving to lunch, John Anderson ponders where to eat during h1s first lunch penod of the year. With h1s brand new dnvers' license, Anderson has the ability to dnve to lunch. He IS one of the few sophomores who had the opportunitY to dnve to lunch at the very beg1nn1ng of the year Students can expenence the fine¡dimng in the area around Centenmal. or they can go home for lunch when they are low on finances 3 Attention class! Wh1le settling 1nto the1r first sen1or English class. Evelyn
Huang, Elizabeth Yang, Eugenia Hunter, Hona Jang, and Elaina vonQualen real ze 1t 1s the beg1nmng of a long year They have upper-level classes m1xed with the ever -present "semontis' to contend With. Semors also have college applications and career decisions to consider dunng th1s year
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Words Rebecca F1nk Photography Centunan Staff
Saved by the bell! Quickly tak1ng their seats. Anders Flodstrom, Kevin Ranney, and Jaymes Grabowski anxiously await the beglnmng of the1r German 4 class. Fore1gn language 1s a popular class at Centennial. Students have the opt1on to take French. German. or Spanish. Now that these students are 1n the1r fourth year of German, they have moved into more complex stud1es. and they even have the chance to v1s1t Germany as a class next summer.
1 So, how about my schedule? To check for her favonte teachers and find
out what lunch she has. Shalinka Huffman takes time before class to study her schedule. Getting one's new schedule for the year IS a highly-antiCipated event for students at the beg1nn1ng of the year Schedules can change often 1n the first week of school. and the counseling office has lines out of the door w1th students w1sh1ng to make adJustments to the1r schedules. 2 Already asleep. wasting no time into the new school year. James McCiarey falls right to sleep 1n his Phys1cs class 1nstead of be1ng attent1ve. While sleep1ng 1n class IS not encouraged at Centennial. some students find 1t difficult to adJUSt to a new sleeping schedule for the school year. so they sneak a QUICk nap in while they should be learning
First Day
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1 Pretty in Pink. ThesP sen1or g1rls. Stephanie Foreman Claire Dennis
Hannah Lewis Colleen Sola Amanda Kieser. Morgan Gilman. and Kaitlyn Eisner-Poor teamed up w1th many other semor g1rls 1n match1ng P1nk Ladies t-sh1rts for Tw1n Day 2 FORE! Charles Warren Noah Kubbs. and Shaun Fulton show off the1r golf skills on Tw1n Day 3 Switched! Jordan Taylor Jason Gray Adam McMullen. and Collin Rector traded wardrobes for Tw1n Day The boys got a chance to see what 1t was like from the
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4 Freshman Firefighters Jenna Norris. Alyssa Petruzzello. and Jane Black dressed up as firefighters for Occupation Day dunng the1r first Homecoming Week at Centennial s Spice up your life! Elizabeth Elliott. JaQuelyn Bunick. Rachel Day, Adrienne Moore. and Shilpa Kumar dressed as the 90's pop group, Sp1ce Girls. 6 Rock out! Philip Brandyberry used th1s year's Homecom1ng week 0ccupat1on Day to fulfill his dream of be1ng a rock star Many students dressed as the1r dream occupation or something they thought would just get a laugh
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1 A Sea of Green. Green was the only color that could be seen 1n Mr Kughch's freshman English class on Class Color Day Every freshman rece1ved a green class t-sh1rt prov1ded by
the Sen1or class of 2005 2 Sophomore Spirit. Katie Milazzo, Joshua Kalipeni and John Anderson worked hard decorating the sophomore hallway Students were very exc1ted to get to decorate the hallways again this year after last year's ban on hall decorations 3 Super Seniors! Laura Tyler and Alicia Hudson help to decorate the semor hall¡
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4 Smile! Steven Joebgen and Rebecca Fink dressed as the ma1n characters from the mov1e Sp1derman. Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson.
5 Juniors to the Rescue! Ashley Gudgel. Emily Ruedi. Amanda MeNus-
sen. Brittany Hutton. and Jenna Manolakes went all out for Superhero Day 6 The Flash! Jonathon Wanzek very creatively dressed as The Flash and shocked people all day
Words Morgan Gilman Photography Centurian Staff
Spirit Week
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1 Charger Spirit! The sen1or class proved that they were the loudest at the pep assembly on Fnday of Homecoming Week. It 1s traditional for each class to compete. but the seniors almost always have the most school spirit 2 Bring It On! Shalinka Huffman and Donna Lacey take part in the first ever Seniors vs. Staff Dodgeball game during the pep rally All the students. teachers. and parents were enthusiastically cheenng dunng the intense game In the end. the senior team was VICtorious over the teachers¡ team. 3 Get Pumped Up! Football team quarterback and capta1n. Ryan Ward. delivers an outstanding motivational speech that InSpired both the team and the fans for the Homecom1ng Game. 4 Dancin' In The Rain! Adverse weather could not keep the Centennial Dance Team from performing at half time of the Homecoming football game aga1nst Urbana Desp1te the ra1n, they performed an amaz1ng rout1ne to ' Lose Control' for an energ1zed crowd .
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1 Football Frenzy! Mikel Leshoure. carrying the ball. spnnts down the field wh1le teammates
Ryan Cones and Brent Corum block the Urbana defender at
the Homecoming football game on Friday, September 23. Leshoure played an outstanding game. lead1ng the Chargers to an exc1t1ng Homecom1ng game victory over the1r Tw1n City nval 2
Rain On Our Parade. Cary Reed dressed as a Charger on her horse. prepares
to lead the Centennial Homecoming parade Unfortunately, much to the disappointment of the students. the parade was canceled due to the Inclement weather
Words Morgan Gilman Photography Ron Sullivan. Kristie Cozad. Centurian Staff
Spirit Week
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1 Dance The Night Away. Over 700 students were whisked into the mag1c of the
Arabian Nights Homecoming Dance. The gala took place 1n Centennial's gym from BOO· 11 00 flv1 Saturday, September 24.
2 Last Minute Touches. Student Council Pres1dent Jacquelyn Bunick makes a few adJustments to the spectacular decorations when she arrives at the dance. Most students appreciate the stunn1ng changes made 1n the gym for the annual dance. but few have any 1dea of the amount of work 1t takes to make the n1ght a success Student Council members spent the weeks lead1ng up to the event and the the morn· 1ng of Spetember 24. planning and installing the fabulous decorations. complete w1th tw1nkl1ng lights that created an Arab1an skyline. 3 Taking a Break. Santies Cobb and Marlowe Coleman take a short break from dancmg to rest the1r legs, get a dnnk. and have some laughs w1th the1r friends. Tables were conveniently placed so students could relax while st1ll be1ng 1n the m1dst of the danc1ng and music 4 All Smiles. As they prepare to leave the dance a few m1nutes early to beat the crowd Jo Zalea Matias and Patrick Drackley pause for a photo wh1ch clearly shows the1r feelings about the even1ng·s fest1v1t1es. For seniors. l1ke these two. 1t was the1r final Homecom1ng at Centennial as a student. Perhaps 1n the future they'll return 1n the roll of alumm or even. 1n the distant future. as parent chaperones perpetuating a Centennial tradition
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1 The Royal COuple. Homecomng King zachary tocagne and Homecomng
Queen Christina Paunicka share the1r first dance after the coronat1on. or in th1s case the fezz1ng ceremony of the K1ng The Queen was crowned Fnday n1ght at half¡ t1me of the football game The other sen1or members of court were Alex1ss Dav1s. Brooke Darns. Seth Dousman. Ka1tlyn E1sner-Poor. Morgan Gilman, Jonathan Oliphant. Dan1el Rolando. and Jordan Taylor 2 A Night To Remember. Students danced the night away to mus1c prov1ded by the Homecom1ng OJ. Steve Yancy As the students danced. hung out With friends. and enJoyed the beaut1ful Arab1an Nights themed event. the t1me dnfted away
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Alad1n on a fly1ng carpet
Words Morgan Gilman Photography Ron Sullivan
Homecoming Dance
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Photgraphy Ron Sullivan. Centurian Staff
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Student Life Montage
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Moll1e kicks butt at any sport she plays She has played vars1ty softball smce her freshman year and was captam of her volleyball team sophmore year. We all look up to Moll1e for her athletic abd1ty wh1ch has allowed her to keep a fit phys1que All1e Ellsworth
most athletic Mollie Gehrt & Matthew Moore Watchmg Matt perform on the field IS awe-insp1nng. Anyone w1th the pnvdege of w1tnessmg h1s games shares 1n h1s glory He IS the perfect cho1ce for most athletic. he IS great at all the sports he participates 1n -Collm Rector
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My dear fnend Zach prefers to spend h1s time readmg encycloped1as wntmg papers. and domg word prob ems He trys to be mvolved m as many act V1t1es as he can so he can sleep as little as poss1ble. Senously though he s JUSt amb1t ous and hardwork mg -Donna Lacey
most dedicated Zachary Cocagne 6 Morgan Gilman When I thmk of Mo an the first thmg that come to mmd her ded1cat1on She has always been the most comm1ted of my friends and sacrafices her social life for her commitments m th ngs I ke sw1mmmg and clubs But she st1ll finds t1me to do school work and hang out w1th her fnends Natalie Demens
People always ask me 1f I get bored datmg the same person c1ll throughout hrgh school. but honestly. I havent I have never had to worry about who I am gomg w1th to a school
class couple Janelle Logue 6 Charles Ramshaw dance Its been a fun expenence I would not change anythmg about 1t -Janelle Logue
Sam went from punk rock and overly obese to h1p hop and lean meat' Charles Ramshaw
most changed Sam Logan 6 Bailey Purptt
It 1 the most unhappy peop e who mo t fear change Damel B1sch
Senior Superlatives
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Collin's eyes are astomshmg. H1s body is a wonderland. too. When I look at h1m. I feel like I am stargazmg. -jason Gray
best eyes Collin Rector & Courtney Hinton
Courtney is the best choice for best eyes because her eyes are light blue and teaL They stand out a lot when her dark hair is down. Her eyes are so unique! -Suzanne M1llage
Kandace is definitely the b1ggest fl1rt. She 1s always soml w1th the boys and 1s always able to turn on her charm when around them 1f needed. Olab1s1 Ades1da
biggest flirt Kandance Odom & Adam McMullen I have known Adam smce s1xth grade and even then he could always be found surrounded by girls. He just has a way with the ladies and they cant help but love h1m! -Morgan Gilman
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Senior Superlatives
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Although Ryan does not talk all that much he IS always smiling and . that he needs to do to get the g1rls Em1ly Chen
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best smile Ryan Ward and Amanda Kieser Amanda's smile bnghtens everyone's day. Her teeth are really wh1te. wh1ch makes her smile even more beaut1ful It can always make others sm1le. -Christme Weber
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Emma Ramsbottom
Ryan Hayes
Stephanie Foreman
Craig Raymond
Brock Booton
Rebecca Fink
Shaun Fulton
Nicole McCoy
Hani Sharabash
Hannah Lewis
Natalie Fiol
Lamarcus Haynes
Jordan Patton
Hannah McMullen
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·r· n "ius Hanlld .ew• , 1nn1 Lamkin Jordan ~avtor. Chnst•ne Weber Kendra Yagow, Amanda K Back Row: ·zanne Aldndge (5P()I1S()rl. Kandace Odom Olabisi Adesida. Eugene RuQo1es. Charles warren, Rao:lle z v Cocagne Ryan ward. Young Jae K.m. Andrew XIE!
1 Ringing away Olabisi Adesida col· le--ts mnney fnr the Salvat1nn Army 't w;r cold out. but worth t Ades1da 1d 2 Pausing for a photo op!
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members. Kaitlyn Eisner-Poor Claire
Dennis Amanda Kieser Rachel Singletary Morgan Gilman and Collin Rector take a ou•"k break from gr- v•ng to pno;e w•th some frt ,hman tx>v
Jeffery Wiener. John Mihm Derek Piper and Andrew Carmichael Rl t >r commPnt 'Ct. -h Fre<hm n Dan< wa< awesomer 3 Making It all work! Treasurer Shilpa Kumar Se<:retary Lyndsey Klump Pre< dPnt Sebastian Stoltzfus and V•ce Pre<•dent Daniel Rolando are all sm11es about the 200' 20C o year of Interact They were elected by the memb!lrs and work hard all year to make sure evervth•ng runs smontt'lly
4 Listening Intently Joshua Smothers. Ryan Hays, and Shaun Fulton 1wavs k~p up w1th new at the b• w kly
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Lasting Impressions
'Ufe IS short. stay awake for 1t'
'So we say w1th confidence: The Lord is my helper. I
'Trust in the Lord your God and lean not on your
- Slogan for Canbou Coffee
w111 not be afraid What can man do to me?'
own understanding In all your ways, acknowledge
- cassandra Schowengerdt
- Hebrews 13 6 -
him, and he w111 make your paths straight.'
Kendra Yagow
- Proverbs 3: 4-5 'Noth1ng comes easily, somet1mes you have to fight.' - 311 -
'Nobody sa1d it was easy • - Coldplay -
Hae In Yoo 'Life IS a tragedy to those who feel and a comedy to
Lauren Sherman 'History Will be k1nd to me. for I 1ntend to wnte 1t.'
'You are stupid, you are stupid, and don't forget ... You are stupid • -
- Winston Churchill -
Rachel Day
'You must be the change you wish to see in the
Kate lynn Van Buren Tiffany's -
'It's so hard to be Bnscoe Brown.•
those who th1nk.' -
Kaitlyn Eisner-Poor
'People do belong to each other.• - Breakfast at
world.' -
Evelyn Huang
Emily Chen 'Ufe IS like a box of chocolates. you never know what
- Briscoe Brown 'These men are n1h11ists. Danny Noth1ng to be afra1d of • -
Marissa Boyd
•A smile is a curve that sets th1ngs straight.'
your're gonna get.' - Forrest Gump
- Snigdha Alur
- Alicia Hudson
Keylyn Song 'The time to make up your mind about people is
'That's hotl' - Pans Hilton -
Ashley Adams
never • - Kathanne Hepburn -
Jo Zalea Matias
'It's a funny th1ng about life. 1f you refuse to accept anything but the best. you very often get it.' - Will1am Somerset Maugham -
'Cause you can't jump the track. we're like cars on a
'Dreams are like ra1nbows. only idiots chase them.'
cable and life's like an hourglass glued to the table
- Kyle Moore
'The supreme paradox of all thought 1s the attempt to discover something that thought cannot th1nk •
No one can find the rew1nd button so cradle your head in your hands and breathe JUSt breathe." - Anna Nalick -
Kendra Allen
'That's how you feel." -
Reginald Buirst
- Soren Kierkegaard -
Nicole Shelby 'You already know • -
Alisha Montgomery
'Too much?' -
Sebastian Stoltzfus
Allie Ellsworth
'You're on the ride. you might as well open your eyes • -
'Just keepin' 1t real.'-
Audrey Wegman
Hannah McMullen
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'It's supposed to be hard. If it wasn't hard. everyone would do it. It's the hard that makes 1t great.'
'The power of fear is d1stract1on. the power of fa1th is focus • - Verdell Jones -
Adam McMullen
'And when the broken hearted people. living 1n the
- Lyndsey Klump
world agree. there Will be an answer Let 1t be." - The Beatles -
Christopher Krassa
'Let's get quizzical. QUIZZICal' - Mr. Koker
- Matthew Moore
'Life is only what you make of 1t' 'We all need hope, Franklin. did you know that? And
- Olabisi Adesida
we all need memories ... without good memories. life 'What l1es beh1nd us and what lies before us are small matters compared to what lies w1th1n us." - Ralph Waldo Emerson -
can be pretty skung1e • - Peppermint Patty - Rebecca
"If the fabnc doesn't work w1th you. don't work w1th it' - Legally Blonde 2 - Stephanie Salfelder
Fink 'All you need is ... All you want is ... All you need is
Shikha Pandey "Ufe IS not a spectator sport... if you're go1ng to
love. Everyday • - Dave Matthews Band
'Live each day like 1t is your last.'
spend your whole life 1n the grand stand JUSt watch-
- Lily Szujewski
- zachary cocagne
Ing what goes on. 1n my opinion you're wast1ng your life." - Jackie Rob1nson - Christina
Paunicka
'Delighted. they dance all day long, they know who
- Randi Welch
'Anyone who has never made a m1stake has never tned something new •. Albert Einstein
'An unexam1ned life IS not worth living •
- Joon - Bom Kim
you are. what you do - they can't keep it qu1et!" 'Heaven's not a place that you go when you die. 1t's
- Psalm B916 -
Natalie Norris
'Fix up, look sharp • D1zzee Rascal -
Hannah Lewis
that moment 1n life when you actually feel alive.' - The Spill Canvas -
Amanda Walle
'The future freaks me out. " - Motion City Soundtrack -
Adrienne Moore
'Let the world know you as you are. not as you th1nk you should be. because sooner or later. 1f you are
"You can do all th1ngs through Chnst that
posing, you will forget the pose. and then where are
strengthens youl" -
you?" - Fanny Brice -
Kandace Odom
Kelsey Henry 'The hardest thing about resisting temptation IS that
'When you get to the end of your rope, t1e a knot and hold on" -
Elizabeth Elliott
Jordan Taylor
'Do unto others as you would have them do unto
Rachel Yoon
'At the age of three I wanted to be a cook; at s1x. Napoleon. ever s1nce my ambition has just gotten
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b1gger and bigger • - Salvador Dali
- Adrielle Schneider
'If a man does not keep pace with his companions.
'I never think of myself as an icon. What 1s 1n other
perhaps 1t IS because he hears a different drummer
people's m1nds IS not 1n my m1nd. I JUSt do my th1ng •
Let h1m step to the music that he hears. however
- Audrey Hepburn -
measured or far away" - Henry Dav1d Thoreau -
'Forget and move on.' -
Patrick Drackley
'How wonderful 1t is to know that one need not
'Right now your memory is getting longer. but your
wait a Single moment to begin to change the world •
life is getting shorter • -
- Anne Frank-
ourselves can free our m1nds.' - Bob Marley - Colleen Sola
Jacquelyn Bunick
'Why can't we all JUSt get along?' -
you -
it may never come aga1n.' -
'Emancipate yourself from mental slavery, none but
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Emma Ramsbottom
Brandon Buskirk
Shilpa Kumar Clementine Pettigrew
'Anyone can give up, 1t's the eas1est th1ng 1n the world to do. But to hold 1t together when everyone else would understand 1f you fell apart. that's true strength· -
"Be the change you want to see in the world" - Ghandi Good luck class of 2006!
Morgan Gilman
Interact/Senior Quotes
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Ashley Adams Dear A>h.
Ashley Adams AShley,
Kendra Allen CongratUlatiOns. Kendra' You've done
zachary Alumbaugh Zack.
a good Job CongratulatiOnS' we are so proud of vou and your accomollshments You have turned out to be such a fine young lady Keep up the great work and you w111 go far We are here for you always Have fun and keep smiling'
Thank you for be1ng such a wonder· ful daughter and bnng,ng so much JCV to our ~ves t has been an amaz • 1nQ JOUrney watChing you grow up 1nto a beautiful, lc>Ving and talented young women Keep sm1hng that gorgeous sn111e and remember you WID always be ""' "Doodlebug •
we are so proud of the wonderful young man you have become We have enJOYed watch1ng you grow 1n the many act1V1t1es you have been 1nvolved 1n through the years The values you have embraced Will take you far 1n your l1fe The sky Is the hm1t' we cant wa1t to 'fly" With vou'
love you Bunches. Mom
Love. Mom. Dad and Jake
Love. Dad. Brenda, and Amber
Stephanie Astorina 1t only ems <e ye,terday when you started elementary school, and now you are graduating hiQh schOol You have matured 1nto a fine young woman We are so proud of you CongratulatiOns on this great ach1evement and we know '" our hearts that you w1 do great th1ngs 1n your future
Andrew Ayers
Sarah Baker
Brittany Behnke SIS,
God has truly blessed our hves these past 18 years You have such a k1nd and gentle sporo Go forward and fOllOw your pasSIOns and dreams' we love you'
We cant beheve you are a semor It seems hke yesterday when you were bOrn Good luc In the future and keep work1ng hard to reach your goals Always remember those that Jove you are there for you. 1n your heart
CongratulatiOns' It hardly seems POSSible that you are graduating' We have enjOyed watChing you play vel· leybaU and grow up these last four years May God bless your future We love VOU 1
We are so blessed to have you as our daughter God sent such a beautiful, 1nte111Qent and creative child to fill our home w1th laughter and love we·re very much proud of your academiC accompliShments and being Drum MaJQr of the Marching Chargers Wherever you go and whatever you do. know that you'll have our love. support and prayers God Bless you. Elizabeth Love always, Morn and Dad
Mom. Dad. and Allie
Morn and ::lad
Morn. Dad. and Ben
Jackson Heath Bogard
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Your host parents. Nan and Ron
CongratulatiOns 5arah
Love.
Mom. Tony, Orange, and your two buddies who lOok up to you
CongratulatiV!l> knuw yuur family 1n Japan 1s very proud of you as we are. Thank you for shanng part of your hfe w1th us
Andrew.
LDve,
we·ve been through a .ot of fe expenences and tnbulatiOilS I aDOiciQ1ze for all the unpleasant ones COUld have changed and dldn t You survived to be a very strono and smart man I am so proud of you I know you will succeed 1n aU your goalS and endeavors
Michiko Araki
Armani Booker
Brock Booton
Marissa Boyd
Arman1.
Brock,
CongratulatiOns' Arman1. you are a smart. briQht and 1nteUIQent young ~ n We are very proud of you and your accomplishments We suppert your goals and dreams We Jove you very much
We are so proud of you You have grown 1nto an amaz1r1Q young man May God cont1nue to bless you throughOUt your l1fe Our love goes With you wherever you may be
CongratulatiOns Manssa. our creat1ve one' You have brought jryy to our fam1ly and have helped us red1scover the wonderment of ~fe We are very proud of your accomplishments. and lOOk forward to see1ng the great things God has planned for vou'
All our Jove. Mom and Ron
We love you dearly, Mom and Dad
.ove. Mom. Dad. Piya and Aram1s
Philip Brandyberry Th1s enthuSiastiC pre schooler cont1nues to make h1s family proud s.xteen years later CongratulatiOns on your hiQh school graduatoo. Philip
love.
Morn. Dad. PaUl and David
Christopher Ryan Brown
Matthew Buller
Congratulat•uns Ryan You have become a fine young man that we are very proud of COnt1nue to fOllow your dreams and make good dec1s10ns and huge success wdl fol. low you 1n years to come Thanks for JUSt being you
We are 1ncred•bly prwd of you. Matt' You have brought so much I<!Y to our lives' Stand firm In your beliefs. and seek God s purpose for your hfe 'Set your llllnd on th1ngs above. not on earthly th1ngs • Colos· Slans 3 2
Love alwavs. M?m and Dad
we lOve you Dad. M?m and Rachel
Jacquelyn, casev You have grown Into a beaut fut young woman. we are very proud of you and aa you have accomplished You are about to enter a new and exCiting phase of your l1fe Remem· ber thiS you will never be alone we Will alwavs be here to love and support you
From the moment that you were conce.ved, you have been lOved protected. chenshed and spoiled Your father and I have tned to •nstan •n you self. pride, self worth and setf·•ndependence Throughout the years. you have been our JOY and our pa•n. but most •mportantlv. you have alwavs been lOved
Love. Mum. Dad and NICola
Patrick Busey
Patnck. Just as th1s PICture shows. you meet the world With a sm1le and are ready for anyth•ng You have brought great enJOYment and fun to our l•ves Don't ever stop challenging your surround ngs and grow1ng from the challenges that face you Con· gratulatiOns!! You surv1ved school'
Love. M?m. Dad and Sean
Love. Dad and Mom
zachary cocagne CongratulatiOns. Za<:h' Your heart has always led you to be the best you can be we believe that you II accomPlish anything you set out to do 1n your uocom1ng college vears We are so very proud of you and know that you make th1s world a better place 1n wh•ch to live
Love, Mom. Dad. Jake • .JOsh and Libby
CongratulatiOnS. We are very proud of aD you have accompliShed You are a talented and canng young man Your future 1s fi ed w•th many opoortun1t1es for success and we are confident you w achieve your dreams. As you cont1nue through l1fe, remember to smde, laugh, love, be haPPY. have fun and rock on• Lots of lOve. Mom and Dad
Tyler Clasey
Emily Chen
Shanelle,
Dear Emuy.
Dear Tank.
CongratulatiOns on your graduatiOn from high school May you have much success 1n your hfe We are al proud of you Keep up the good work Stay focused' May God bless you a1wavs
It seems as 1f 1t was JUSt yesterday you were home SKk 51ng1ng about the chiCken pox and today you are on your way to college We are aa so proud of you and your accomPlish· ments and know that you w1ll be successful In aD that you do. we w•sh you the best
You have alwavs 'plOwed' ahead You have develOped Into a determ1ned lovii1Q and trustworthy young man whom we adore Keep your fa1th and asptratiOns h1gh and there Is no doubt #20 w111 become #1 •n whatever path you choOSe Con· gratulatiOnS'
Love. Mom Marcus. CCrey, DeShawn Aunt Renee. Jade. Amber, LeRon. and Juprt
Marlowe Lewis Coleman
oanlelle correiar
You were a very energetiC l1nle boy. bnght eyed and bu!Sy Wow. how t1me flies A decade and I!IQht years later my little boy has arnved upon one of lif e's milestones. hiQh school graduatiOn Alwavs remember to keep God first 1n all you do When your life seems unbearable, rec1te your favonte Bible verse. "I can do all things through ChriSt who strength· ens me· CongratulatiOns•
CongratulatiOns Damelle' These four years were a road well traveled The uos. the downs. the tears and the fun Thank you for shamng 1t an w1th us we are so 1ncred•biY proud of you
we love you Lowe. M?m. Dad, Valena and D.J
Love. Mom and Daddy
Shanelle Butler
Brandon Buskirk CongratulatiOns. yw have worked hard and grown so much these last four years ThiS chapter of your ife has come to a clOse, but a new one 15 about to open Thank you for shanng 1t all With us. We are proud of you and we love you very much
Casey James Burns
Alicia Burden
Jacquelyn Bunick
Hugs. Mom. Mark. Ashley, Lon. Brooke. Bnttam and Andrew
Love.
We lOve you always,
Mom. Dad. Jenmfer and Barkley
Mom. Dad. Ryan and Eryn
Amanda cushing Dear Amanda. Your sm•le can briQhten up a room and your genu•ne cor!Cern for otners .h1nes as well Your growth from a hild 1nto a young woman went by .o fast Make the most of each and every opportunity Make yourself proud 1n what you do and what you become Good Luck 1n college and remember your fallliiY loves you verymuc
Stephanie Dalby Congratu at10ns. Stephdnl€' We are so proud of you' eep sm11ng and laugt.ng and always remember that God IS the way the truth and the fife we love you' Mom and Dad
Dad. Kathy and carson
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Brandon Davis
Joseph DeBonis
Brandon.
JOey,
To the best son parents could ever have You ve come so far over he years and grown so much Your future IS bnght and fjled wtth hope Know that we w~l a ways be here for vou we couldn t be more proud of you' CongratulatiOns Graduate'
I look at this PICture and remember my sweet ftttle boV. full of wonder, dtscovenng hts world I look at you now and see a young man who POSSesses strength of character. mtegnty and ktndness Wtth those qua~ttes. you can succeed You always make me proud of you
LOIIe, Mom. Dad. NJccje and Abby
CongratutatiOils' You are our, 'shm· tng star· and you have filled our lives wtth so much 10\/e and happmess We are very proud of you and the beauttful young woman you have become You have been blessed wtth many gtfts. so keep your focus and your dreams wtll become rea6ttes You are a wtnner
Your tnteU~gence . tntegnty and abthty to make others smtle wtll take you far Never loose your enthustasm for learntng new things Hold on to your dreams
Mom. Dad and Jean
Elizabeth Elliott
Allie Ellsworth
Dear Kattlyn.
Beth,
We are very proud of vou and au that vou have accomplished we know ha you wil conttnue to be an tnteresttng and producttve person Remember you can do anythtng you out your l1llnd to
Congratulattons' We are very proud of you and all you have accompltshed tn your four years at Centenntal We know you wtll be JUSt as successful tn ccjlege
We prayed for a little gtrl JUSt I you, so from the very begtnntng you have been a wonderful blesSing we·ve enJOYed watchtng you grow tnto a fine. young woman We are so happy for you as you betng an exc1t1ng JOUrney beyond htgh school we·re exctted to see the lives you·re going to touch
You have brought so much JOY, love and laughter to our ~ves We are so proud of all your accomplishments. and the wonderful person you've be:orne You have such a bnght future ahead of you. we cant watt to see an of your future success'
Love. Mom, Dad. Davtd and Evan
We love you Mom. Dad. Alex and Zak
we love vou. Mom. Dad. kkt. Dave and Jason
Natalie Flol
Love. Mom, Dad. Mtke and Katte
Stephanie Forman
Whitney,
MollleCehrt
Dana Cermanskl
Dear Stephante.
Mo.
Dana.
CongratulatiOns' We are proud of all you have accomplished You have amazed us wtth your a tv to excel and your compasSIOn towards others we·re exctted for your next steP'
we are so proud of vou' Certatnly, God as ourposed you tn hts heart We belteve tn you and the future he has for you (Jer 2911) Place your hope 1n htm and you wtH succeed Explore the world and expenence ltfe to the fullest'
nme does fly As parents we taught. encouraged. role modeled and supported You learned. mc~Stly obeyed, grew beauttful and grew up Your accomplishments and successes have JUSt begun We pray datly that your future be blessed and that grace. 10\/e mercy and JOY be your rewards
CongratulatiOns' We are proud of you1We know there IS nothtng you cant accompltsh we·n always 10\/e you
Mom and Dad
Love. Dad and Mom
Love. Mom. Dad and Ehzabeth
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Elise Eckels "The best and mc~St beauttful things tn the world cannot be seen or even touched They must be felt wtth the heart• --Helen Keller Elise. you ftll our hearts wtth PI Love. Mom, Dad. Amy and Bnttney
Whitney Engle
Dear Natit •
.ave.
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We Will always 10\/e you Mom. Dad and Ntck
Love. Mom
Kaltlyn Eisner - Poor
Natalie Demeris
Mom, Dad. Ayelet and Ron
Rebecca Fink It has been a real PI watchtng you become a beauttful. young woman we·re eager to see what ts comtng next Love. Mom and Dad
VIncent Clammarla
You are an amaztng ktd wtth so much talent Go forth and conquer the antmal ktngdom, Yoda Were proud of who you are Remember, the nght rug can tte the whole roetrn together Hugs. Your Fam
Travis Givens
Morgan Gilman
Alexandra Gossett
Amanda Gossett
Yw •re the most preoous g1ft from God You are a blessmg to us and we are so proud of you A new phase of l1fe awa1ts you, folloW your heart and your dreams Stay sweet CongratulatiOils!
You also are the most preciOUS g1ft from God You are a double blesSing and we are so proud of you Captur~ your dreams. use your g1ftedness and talents wherever lfe takes you CongratulatiOns!
Remember, we love you'
Remember. we love you'
Dad. Morn. AD•son. Ashley, T1m,
Dad. Mom. ADison Ashley. T1m. Alexandra and Taylor
Ryan and Aaron Cones
Morgan.
Trav1s.
Ryan and Aaron.
You are an amaz1ng, beautiful young woman ready to enter a new jOurnev 1n your hfe We are so proud of an that you have achieved but ma•nly for the person you ve become Your success has come from hard work. strong fa1th and a k1nd heart Hold onto thOse values and your dreams w111 come true
Graduation marks the beg1nmng of a new era of your hfe Remember, •fe os what you make of 1t not what 1t makes of you Congratulatoons and we love you'
we are so proud of all that you have accomol•shed and know that you Will be successful wherever your nves may ta e you You have been the JOys of our Pves We love you'
Mom. Randy, Ben and Ohv1a
Mom and Dad Amanda and Taylor
.ove. Mom. Dad and Logan
Adrienne Grove
Jason T. Gray
Alex Hallbeck
cassandra Hahn
Margaret Hankel
JT
Adnenne.
Our Dearest cass.e.
Alex.
Dear MeQ.
Your perSistent quest for challenge and adventure has kept us on our toes' we are very proud of you and look forward to your future ach•evements
we love you dearly and know the determ1nat1011 plus hard work you have shown w• take you wherever you w1sh to go Your humor is poceless and your smile a treasure CongratulatiOns'
CongratulatiOns' You·ve grown 1nto an outstanding young lady and we are so proud of you Your next adventure aw31ts darling and our love and prayers go w1th you Remember to work hard. never g1ve up on your dreams and oh yeah. funny counts
Congratulations• Great JOb' What a wild and crazy four years We are very proud of you we know you w111 do great th1ngs 1n the Mure Good luck w•th everything you do we will always be here for you
You're a lovely g1rl CongratulatiOns on graduat1ng from high school We are proud of who you have been. who you are and whO you are goong to become
Love.
Morn. Dad and Lindsay
Tiffany Hartke
Love. Morn. Dad and Jodv
Love you,
Love.
Morn. Dad and Warren
courtney Hinton
Our love always and forever Mom and Dad
Aaron Horton
Dad. Morn. Enn and Andy
Evelyn Huang
Lauren Hubert
Tiffany,
Courtney.
CongratulatiOils Aaron'
Dear Evelyn.
Lauren ·preciOUS.
Congratulations on graduat1ng from hiQh school We are very proud of you and we know that you have a briQht future ahead of you'
Doug and are very proud of you You are a beautiful and Intelligent young woman Keep your goals high and you will succeed Congratulations and always remember. we are here for you'
We are extremely proud of you, your accompLshments and the young man you have come to be Alm hiQh. remembenng that success IS always w1th1n your reach
You are the most preciOUS g1ft from God we are so lucky to have such a wonderful daughter Our famdy IS so proud of you, and our never end•ng '1ve w1H always be w• h you
We are so proud of you and all you've accomplished' You've always been a very canng person. bef .end ll1Q everyone Just as space IS •nfi e so are your PQSSI tieS Ma history build1ng your dreams
Love. Morn. Dad and Family
Proud Mom. Dad and Johnny
We love you, Doug and Morn
.ots of love. Dad. Morn. Suzzanna Jenn1fer Shadow. Sassy and the rest of your fam•IY
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Alicia Hudson
Caitlin Huth
Jlnwoo Hyong
Jason Jackson
Ca•t n.
Hello. vwno man
Jason.
Allie,
Seems '<e JUSt yesterday you were headed off to kllldergarten and now you are graduat•ng' You are such an 1ncred•ble youno woman and we are extremely proud of what you have accomPliShed and will contmue to work owartls-
You are an amaZing young woman Words cannot express how much we love you_ or how proud you ma~e us No matter where your future takes you_ know that we will always be here for you
Congratulations• You are grow1ng so fast and btg You always do your best We are so proud of you and love you so much
wow• Where did the t1me go" My preciOUs l•ttle baby IS now a mature young adult CDrl\lratulat•ons son as you enter 1nto a new season of life• hope that you w~l find happ,ness and laughter at every stage of life Let your JOY come from w1th1n. no from outs•de orcumstances
You came to Centenmal full of enthuSiasm and the life of Chnst RecogniZed by your teammates and classmates as a tenaCious competitor. leader and spec1al friE!nd You ve always had the heart of a Winner Stay the course. you w1 w•n 1n aa of life and for etermty
Love. Daddy
Mommy, Daddy and T1mm•e
Mom. Dad. M19ee and Suegee
Love. Love Mom. Dad and Joseph
Mom and Dad
Lauren Johnson We ad!l111'e vwr .ourage and determ1nat1011 to blaze your own tra•l What a wonderful woman you have become We love you very much. Mom and Dad
Amanda Kieser Dear~:-;t
Am;,nda.
We are so proud of the person you have become You have brought so much PI to our fam•ly we WISh you all the health and haopmess you
deserve AD our love, Mom Dad and Sand•
Jamllla Kinney
We love you so much.
Jay Kim
Jennifer Kim Jenn•fer,
CongratulatiUns'
CDr19ratulat1ons• We are very proud of you and your accomplishments You wil be •n our hearts wherever your dreams and plans take you God bless you always
You are a great bless•ng for mom and dad We are always proud of you You have filled our lives With happiness and thankfulness Always remember, we are there for you
We are very proud of your accompl•shments 1n tenn•s. band and school Keep up the good work' Make your dreams come true and do your best You can do 1t1
Love. Mom. Dad and Youno
Love. Mom. Dad and Sesil
Love. Dad. Mom and J1-Eun
Lyndsey Michaela Klump
Alexandra Knepler
cassandra Knight
Ja
De r MIChaela.
Alex
CassiE!.
Our little DrlflCess. we are so proud of vou' CongratulatiOI'Is on complet•ng one of the most complocated chapters •n your l1fe We are sure you w II be successful1n whatever path you choose to follow Dream bog I
ConoratulatiCifls on all your accomplishments 1n h19h school We are so proud of you and the person you have become The future IS yours. MIChaela The best IS yet to be
T1me has fiown• From your first words and steps to watch•no you run. SinQ. play soccer and act. so many h1dden talents and more to be diSCovered Always know you have evervthino vou need to achieve vour goa s and dreams EnJOY the JQurnev. we are all so proud of vou•
How spec1al and wonderful you are• It has been fun and a bless•ng to watch you grow 1nto the beaut•ful young woman vou are today Always be happy and find enJOYment 1n evervth•no you do Good luck as you beg•n a new chaoter 1n your life We love you and are very proud of you
Love Mom. Dad. Kat•e and Sam P S Needs mere cowbell•
Love you bunches• Mom. Dad and Cnsten
Love. Mom. Dad. Ashi<!V and Aust•n
Mom. Dad. James and Lawrence
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Dear Jay.
Love,
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Alida
Shilpa Kumar You are t tx...;t daughter and SISter any fam1ly could ever Wish fort May all vour dreams come true Love. Mom. Dad and Ashw•n
Congratulat n~ .Jil an dmallng hogh school career• We are so proud of all your accompliShments on the classroom and on the track Contonue to work hard and remember the <ky·s
the bmot'
Love. Dad M:Jm and Sarah
Donna.
Dear Kenny,
Congratulatoons It seems long. yet the tome has been short and we ve shared a lo We are proud of your accomplishments on school, on SPQrtS and on lofe Approach the next years woth the same vogor and excotement and you won go far We support you
Congratulatoons• We want you to know how oncredobly proud we are of vou Always be the kond and lOVIng person that you are Best of luck on the future Always remember that we are here for you and we lOve you so much
Love.
Love M:lm. Dad and Jen
M:lm and Dad
Matthew Lindsay
Congratulatoons on completong hogh school' You have made us very proud We wosh you much happoness and success on your JOUrney to college Please remember we woll always be there for you
samuel Logan
Janelle Logue
Congratulato.llls Sam on your gradu· atoon. What a blessong on that day of January 9th. 1988 God loves you and we do too!
Congratulatovn"' ot has been a ~Y watchnQ you grow onto a beautoful young woman Closong on thos chapter of your lofe and embracong the next. know that we are behond you every step of the way We are very proud of your
Your Dad and M:Jm
Love.
love,
M:lm and Jake
M:lm and Dad
Hannah Lewis
Larry Laufhutte
Kenneth Lamm
Donna Lacey
Matthew James Kurley II 1
love
h vw·re truly a larger-than-ife person and our days are so much brrQhter when you re around We hope you stay this way Always remember Royal Da W2, snocones at the Brg E and performong at Sadler'S Wens and you can't have too many cool shoes
M:lm. Dad. Chrosta. Marton and Ahnnah
M:lm. Dad. MO!V and 0 w
You have aowaY> bt n .n mot n. smolong and reachong for the next adventure May you remember to use your many talents to guode your motoon to success We are proud of you
Congratu.at~
Erin Lucas
Michael love Dear M <e.
Enn.
Congratulatoons• Your ouock wot. humor and overall fun personaloty. has certaonly entertaoned us and we are very proud of the resoonsoble. young man you have become Reach for your dreams and enJOY the JQur · ney Remember you·l always have our lOve. support and prayers
Congratulatoons We are all very proud of you Startong another chapter on your fe os very exertong Go out and make the best of everythong
Love. M:lm, Dad. Juston and Ja e
love. M:Jm and Dad
Stacey Manship Stacey,
Go forth on the world Be fun, be successful. be creatove You have so many talents. use them
Love. M:lm and Dad
We thought vvu would be cut forever and we haven·t been dosappoonted
Congratulat ns M ·hae! W r& very proud of you
ocole. We are so proud of you and all of
Love. Love. Dad. M:Jm and lesloe
Nicole Mccoy
Michael Martin
Curtis Marshall
M:lm and Dad
your accomploshments• You have become a beautoful, ontellogent. hardWQfkong and canng young woman and we know you woD be successful on whatever you choose to do. We lOve you so much and woD always be there for you Love, M:lm and Dad
Brock McGraw Brock.Jdmes
words cannot express the happo"'!SS you have brought to our loves from the moment you were our ~ttle baby bov vou·ve been such a blesSing on our fives we lOve you more than words could ever express May God contonue to guide you and bless you as you pursue your dreams We are so very proud of vou Woth all our love always, M:lm. Dad and Ramsey
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Adam McMullen
Chase Meislahn
Kamyar Moeinzadeh
Adam.
Chase.
Dear Suzanne.
CongratulatiOns Kamyan
What an honor and JCV to have watched you grow God has blessed you w1th many talents and now your d ence has paid off Your obed1ence 111 the bttle th1ngs can become maj()( VICtones 1n the future as you 'trust 111 the LClf'd w1th all your heart' (Proverbs 3 3-6). We are proud of you We love you, Mom. Dad Julie, Cham. T.J. Chnst>an and Aaron
Congratu!at1011s on all of your ach1evements We are so proud of you We lOOk fClf'ward to watching you accompliSh your dreams You have a great sense of humor. you are hardw0f'k1ng and determined Good luck 1n everythmg you do and remember that we are always here for you Love. Dad. Karen. Candace. Bnttany, Tanner and Chelsey
I am so proud of you, Suzanne It 1s hard to 1mag1ne my baby 1s graduat1ng from high school th1s year You have such a bog heart I knew you will have a bnght future Keep up the gocld work Love you lots
We are extremely proud of what you have accomplished and what you have become 1n the last four years You are a verv canng, conSiderate and fun loving person We w1sh you much success and lots of love as you JOUrney to the next phase of your bfe Cont~nue your pos1t1ve outloolc
Kyle Moore
Love. Mom
Matthew Moore
Andrew Mueller
Matt.
CongratulatiOOS Drewl
We feel blessed to have you as a
Cowabunga 'Dude' and CongratulatiOOS'
We are so proud of you and your accomplishments. both acaderru-cally and athletiCally You have an 1ncred1ble dnve and determ1nat100 that allow you to ach1eve any goal that you set fpr yourself Don t ever lose that Always beheve 1n yourself and know that your fam1ly w111 be there fpr you
fClf' all the unfprgettable moments you路ve shared w1th us We are so proud of your accompliShments Cont111ue to wa With God and success will follow We love you, Mom. Dad and Lauren
We are very proud of you We wiSh and pray fClf' your cont1nued success 1n all you do And ves. you can make every dream come true Your future awa1ts you we love you' Dad, Mom and Melan1e
Uma Patel
Adrienne Moore Like the story about the best aPPleS betng up on the tree. those who take the t1me to know the 路real you路 are 1n for a treat We're 1ncred1bly proud W1sh1ng you fun. love. JCV and fasc1nat1ng expenences on your JQurneyt Love always, Mom, Dad and Thomas
Love. Mom. Dad. Farzad and Kaveh
Dear VIE!.
son. brother and fnend Thanks
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Love. Mom and Dad
Zachary Paul
Christina Paunicka
Natalie Norris Tm so exc1ted for my life -Natalie Norns When you sa1d those words to us recently 1t sums up hiOw you have taken on life's challenges and opportunities With such passiOn. exc1tement and determ1nat1011 W1th all of your opt1m1sm. enthUSiasm and love for the Lord. you w1D surely mount up w1th w1ngs hke eagles and soar We are so proud of what you have accomplished and the woman you have become Love. Mom. Dad. Jenna and Hershey
Kandace Odom We praiSe God. for be1ng g~ven thiS ch11d who has worked hard 1n these four years Now. she must lOOk ahead and guide her dreams Kandace. we are proud of your success and accomplishments Cont1nue to seek God and he II d1rect your path Love. Mom. Dad. Kennyeth1a, Walt and LeAsha
Laura Piccioll
Jamal Posey
uma.
CongratulatiOOs Zacharv'
T1na.
Dear Laura.
Jamal,
CongratulatiOilSI we are very proud of you and all that you have ach1eved w1th your hard work and de erm1Mtl00 Thank you fClf' all the wonderful memones you have shared w1 h us We are truly blessed to have you as our daughter We Wish you the best
You have worl<ed hard and grown so much the past four years We w1sh you much success and love as you carry on 1n your next phase of hfe There IS neth1ng you cant accompliSh We are proud of you and the role mcldel you are to your brothers Love.
You are truly the sunsh1ne 1n our hves Your wonderful sense of humor your Independent nature and your abol1ty and dnve to work hard fpr your accomplishments are 1nsP1r1ng Always have fa1th 1n yourself, cont1nue to make gocld choiCes. stay the same canng and lov1ng person you are and success IS sure to fol路 low We are all so proud of you
CongratulatiOns on your hiQh school graduatiOn accomplishment As you leave your h,gh school days, we hope you will continue w1th great success 1n the future We as a family are proud of you
Love always, Mom and Dad
We have such great memones of you grow1ng up You have been blessed w1th health. Intelligence. a quiCk Wit and beauty Your kindness has net gone unnetiCed as IS shown 1n the many fnends you have Continue to be conSiderate and lov1ng to mank1nd and you w1H have great success We are so proud of you and evervth1ng that you have accomplished Love. Mom. Dad and L1z
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Love Mom, Dad and Michael
Love you, Mom. Dad. Anto1ne, Gregory, JOseph Jr and Gwendolyn
Bailey Purgett
Emma Ramsbottom
Dear Bailey.
Emmat
Charlie Ramshaw #11,
CongratulatiOns' You have brought much JOY tnto our lives and we are verv proud of you Set your goals hlg and follow vour dreams.
Keep reachtng for the beauttful and the unexpected tn ltfe
There IS nothing tn vour ltfe that you cant accomplish You are a fiQhter We are so very proud of you cant wa•t to see your future
AU our love. !.'om, Dad and Phtl
Love always, !.'om. Dad. Meredtth. Jay and Courtnte
Our love always, Dad. !.'om. Kelly, Pt and Danny
Collin Rector
Charles Ramshaw
CongratulatiOnS on four great years tn htgh school we hope that vou enJOY your cOllege years as well tt has been a joy watching you mature tnto a fine young man We love you son• !.'om and Dad
Katherine Renwlck-Streff Katte Boo. You have always looked at the world 1n a u111Que and refreshing way Never stOP seelllQ aM the posSibolttleS ahead Always know you can succeed at your dreams Remember. there are many people who love vou Love YOU' .ove. !.'om
The finest flowers are those transplanted. for transplanted means dtfficulty, a readJUSttng to new condttiOns Through the effort put forth to find adJustment does the plant progress from Ttnv Tot to OlymPIC Contender! Love. !.'om and Dad
Shannon.
Bzabeth.
Dante!,
Dear Mollv.
May vou have the vtston to follow your dreams. the wtSidom to find your purpose and the courage to make a dtfference Youl always be our baby and we love you
As vou have grown to adulthood, you·ve f~led our hearts wtth a pnde that words cannot descnbe Although we ve expenenced some tough ttmes throughout the years. know that we love vou and we·l always be here for vou
You are blessed wtth a ·magteal" combinatiOn of bratns. brawn and beautv Lise these gtfts wtseiY we·re sure your past accomplishments are an IndiCator of your future success Remember, there IS nothtng you cannot do 1f you put vou mtnd and heart to 1t
We are especially proud of vour accomplishments and the wonderful young woman you've become You now have the capaCity to go forward knowtng you possess the 1nner strength to ach•eve any goal, and to manage whatever ltfe has 1n store for yOU' Continue to challenge yourself Molly, as wonderful ttwngs are wa•t•ng for you CongratulatiOilS! Mom. Dad. Magg~e, Anna. Sany, Patty, FeliCia and Will
!.'om, Dad and Stephame
.ove. !.'om. Dad. Amber and JOrdan
Eugene (Ceno) Ruggles Geno. Even though vou have your father's sense of humor vou have your mother's warmth and senSitiVIty You have f~led our ltves wtth much "'ve and laughter We know that you will accompltsh whatever you want We are proud of you and always wtll be Just remember to do somethtng you enJOY We love vou. !.'om. Dad and Angela
Molly Rudolph!
Daniel Rolando
Elizabeth Ritter
Shannon Riggin
Katherine Reutter
Adrlelle Schneider
Stephanie (Stevie) Salfelder Our greatest glory conSists not 1n never falltng, but 1n ns•ng every t1me we fall" (Goldsmith) Your htgh school years have been plagued by SICkness and sports tnJU· nes. but you have nsen about tt all to become the successful daughter am proud of CongratulatiOns future lawyer' Love. Mum
Love !.'om. Dad. Josh and Enn
Hanl Sharabash
cassandra Schowengerdt
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Dear cassandra.
Ham.
We are so very proud of you' You re a blesstng to so many people Stav sweet, strong and focused and you w•ll accomplish much tn college and bevond (Phil 4131 Thank you for shanng your love and amaztng talent With US 1
Wtth love and thanksgtvtng for your life, fatth, achtevements and viSIOn for your future. we celebrate your graduatiOn' You dtscovered ife IS a JOUrrJeV. not the desttnatiOn. so cont•nue to be tnQUtstttve. leam from vour mosca es and celebrate your success We are proud of you and wtsh you God's blesstng and guidance tn an you do' Love. !.'om. Dad. Kate and Chnsttne
You have accomplished so many good thingS tn vour life We hope that you always rema•n goodhearted No one could ask for a bener brother or son Wherever ltfe takes you, remember that on your JOUrnev you should always dnve home safely
Wtth much love, Dad. !.'om, Jude, Hana and Kasey
Love. !.'om. Dad and fall'liiV
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Nicole Shelby
Than you for betng a wonderful daU9hter through aU these years a hOme. Now 1t IS time for you to start your own JOUmev we know you w• be successful1n whatever you do You will go far '" ~fe because you have the dnve to get there Be happy'
Lauren Sherman ;weet Wooderful Daffter, we·re here now to say You've brought py and laughter To us every day we re proud of you now And our love never stops We1 StiCk nght beside yW .ave Mom and love Pops
Rachel Singletary Rah Rah Rachee' ~ongratulat1011s on all your accomplishments We love you we 1ke you and we·re glad you were born'
Love. Mom. Dad and Lanssa
P s There never has been nor wiD there ever be a cuter little mUShroom head than our Rachee' Be wen. be happy, be Rachee
Love.
Colleen Sola Colleen.
Dear KeyLyn,
You have grown up 1nto a wonderful young lady You have made mom and dad very proud of you Never g1ve up on your dream You woll succeed on whatever you do
What can we say except for corogratulat10ns! W1th three older Slbl ngs and one younger, vou had a lOt to compete w1th. but vou always held your own. did th1ngs our way and did them weiU You made us laugh and brought tears of JOY to our eves We are so proud of vou and can hardly wa1t to see what IS next and hOW you w~l approach •t and succeed' .ave you, Mom and Dad
We love yout Mom and Dad
Mom, Dad and Lauren
Matthew Spero
Sebastian Stoltzfus
Matthew- gft .Jf God Truly you are a g1ft from our creator and a blesSII19 to au who know you Keep reaching for the stars You can do a I things 1n H•m Love Mom and Dad
Your nchness of SPint creates waves of PI when vou soar on vour trombone. run your races. or prove the paradoxes of l1fe We love vou and celebrate the g•fts you bnng to ur world CongratulatiOns on vour graduation'
Lily Szu]ewskl
KeyLyn Song
Jordan Taylor
Kell Thompson
Lily,
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Dear Ke\1
You'll soon beg1n what may be the most challenging. yet fun, four years Of yaur ~fe Remember tO keep everyth1ng 1n perspective and approach every challenge willingly, g•v•ng 1t your best effort. koow•ng we·re so proud of vou and w always love vou
You have g1ven our fam1ly so much py and so many wonderful memones. that we could not 1mag1ne ~fe Without you Your pos1t1ve att1tude. your confidence. your ablhty to make others feel1mpartant and vour love of the sootloght. makes you the extraord1nary son and brother that you are. and w•ll always be We love vou so very much
CorogratulatiOfls on accomphsh1ng your goa of fin1sh1ng hogh school early We hope you always reach for the th1ngs that you want to do and do them w1th your own Style and fla~r You have been rock•ng our wOrlld Since you were born
Dad. Mom Jonathan and Andreas Mom and Dad
Love. Mom. Dad. Bryan. T1ya. M ke and Grac•e
Mom. Dad and Malcolm
Laura Tyler
Katelynn Van Buren
laura
Kate!ynn.
You have brought laughter, deloght and love Into our ~ves Since the day you were born May you find continued tcv and success on the road ahead. and may God bless your JOUmev We are very proud of you'
"Shes got pretty eves•· we·ve been very blessed to be a part of your grow•ng-up years and were so proud of vou' You have •ntellogence. talent. creat1v1ty, warmth and style and will accomollsh vour goalS Remember to value vourself and your 1ntegn y
Love. Mom, Leslie and Nate
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Mark Vlach Breathe breath '" the a~r Don t be afra1d to care Leave but don·t leave me Look around and choose your own ground For long vou 11ve and hogh vou fly And sm•les you'll g1ve and tears you'll cry And an you touch and an vou see Is all your hfe w1n ever be Much love, Mam1 and Tat•
Elaina Vonqualen You hav brwght so much py 1nto our hves We are very proud of the voung woman you have become As vou beg1n a new JOUrney know that we·l always be here supporting you Follow your dreams. keep behewog '" yourself and enJoy the road ahead We love vou. Mom David. Aaron. Enc and Ashle.gh
Ryan ward Dear Ryan .... rrn:s. You have brought our fam1\y such JOY. nght from the very 1nstant we me vou It seems l•ke somehOW vou grew up wh1le we weren't lool<~ng and now here you are ready to fly the COOP Cont1nue to work hard and ta some t•me to enJOY what comes next
Charles warren
Christine Weber
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Chrr.;ty.
It seems like 18 years have gone by too QuiCkly You have become a remarkable young rran woth an amaztng future we are so proud of a the thongs you have accomplished Embrace life woth an your heart
If you keep climbing high. you wtll climb fa~ Blaze your own traol Dont wao for others to clear the path' Remember that hOPe os your spark that Ignores your hearts passoon You are dear to us.
.ave
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::>ad. Mom. Hannah and Emoly
Audrey Wegman
Tara Williams
Congratulatoun> fWu, .:v 'rvu dre a highly capable and gofted daughter who can do what she outs her mond to use ot we Thank you for an the s.-ules'
CongratuoatiUil> tv mv ,t wrn. 'oOJ DID IT' I m very proud of you You worked hard to get here and ot all paid off Keep malcong your mommy proud
Much love. from your adonng parents
Love Mom
Andrew Xle Andrew. You are evervt:hong a parent ever hOpes a son won be You are under standong, kond and helofu You gove your best to everything you dO and you reached high for your dreams We are so proud of you and your great achoevements and wosh you happy and success on the future Our love wHI a avs be woth you ?ve Mom. Dad. Ulloan and BcnJ3mon
RacheiYoon As you re.,h a sogmfoc•nt molestone on your life and educatoon. we congratulate you we are proud of you for everythong you have achoeved. but more than anything else what you have done we thank God that he has goven us the provolege to be your parents. to grow up woth you and learn from you as you learned from us. to be stretched and strengthened through expeneroces and memones. May you spread warmth of love to a Dad and Mom
Douglas Ziegler
We are so proud of you What a blessong you are to us. Remember to enJOY lofe and you can do anythong of you JUSt put your ,..nd to 1t Congratulatoons• Love. Mom. Dad and Stephanoe
David Johnson
Rashaun Carter You·ve alwav> bel.'fl a deeD thonker and that oua~ty woll take vou through those moments tn hfe when you·re unsure of your next move Never let your dreams doe We love you and wosh you an the best on hfe Your mom. Sytvene. Jamal and Jenosha
Christopher Mclennand
Chros.
David.
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You never cease to amaze and astonosh me You are a very courageous and wonderful young man You are a true onsporatoon for others Your worlderful sense of t>umor and onsoght bnng PI to an those around you Contonue to have the courage to be yourself follow your heart and dO your bes and you wiD accornolsh your goals We lOve you so much and are so proud o you Love alway< "' and Marcoa
Congratulatooros• You have brought us years of JOY as a great son and a ternfoc brother Now you are goong to start on another great JOUrroev We woQ always be the!'e for you Love.
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When filling out. your schedule. be sure to include the most popular classes, Photography and Span1sh.
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Nathan tssa Anthony Jackson Jeremy Jackson Morgan James S even .Joebgen Desandra JOiner
Joseph Jones
Corey Jordan Ellyn Ka•ser Corey Kal ernbach Alexts KatStnas Bradly Ke19her Katnna Keller Lila Khazoum
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Robert Kouzmanoff Delavn•e Lancaster Maxtrno Lange Ltsa Lauderdale Allen Lawrance Laura Lebaugh Young Lee Jordan Lew•s
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blasting WIXY 100.3 or Hot 105.5, as country and hip hop are the top music choices.
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Rory Mammano Jenna Manolakes
Larry Marler Dante! Marttn JesSICa Marttn Kevtn Mast Kymberty McCarthy James McCtarey
Ryan McCov Javon McDonald JOrdan McGutre Sean McGure Corey Mcintyre Briane McKtnley Amanda McNussen Stephante Meece
Enc Melander Megan Melton Lara MIChaels Cheyenne M ller Lattsha M~ler Logan Miler Enzabeth Moore Latanka Moore
Adnan MorehOuse MICheDe Mornssey Ttmothy Moser Andrea Nelson MIChael Newton Jr Mary Noel Bhargav Nookala Luke Norns
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the way we dress ...
While walking through the halls of Centennial High School, we see many different styles. The clothing a person chooses to wear essentially defines who they are. Hip-hop in baggy pants. laidback in pajamas. preppy in plaid shorts. sporty in sweatpants. and all purpose in denim show our personalities and characters. We see ourselves through the different styles of pants that help shape our junior class.
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Leslie Washington
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junior jobs One of the charactenstics that most distinguishes JUniors from the other classes is that they apply for jobs. Many need jobs to pay for gas. save for college, or even to have spending money of their own. However. the JOb they choose does not only pay for essential Items. 1t also defines them as a person. No one would ever apply for a job they disliked. If a g1rl's passion is dancing, it only makes sense for her to be a dance teacher. Three Centennial juniors gave us an inside look on each of their jobs and how they shape them. Maybe their stories will even inspire you!
One of the most popular and sought-after jobs
If anyone has a sweet tooth. they should apply
may be the JOb of a lifeguard. Imagine be1ng paid
for a JOb at the Sweet Indulgence bakery. During
girls from age five to eighteen at Art in Motion
for sitting in the sun! In the summer, Joseph
the school year. Kathryn Vi works there after
Dance Studio. She teaches many different genres
Ragsdale works at Indian Acres. To be a life-
school and occasionally on weekends. She chose
of dance. such as jazz. lyrical. ballet. tap, and
guard. Joe had to go through rigourous training
it as a JOb because she loves chocolate and
musical theater. At the beginning of each class.
where he learned how to save people under water
coffee. making it the perfect place for her.
her students warmup, work on technique. and
and how to perform a spinal rescue. Besides
During work. she spends her time frosting and
then learn a few short dance routines. Not only
watching the pool. he has to make sure the pool
decorating cookies. making coffee. and wait-
does Brittany teach classes. she also choreo-
deck is spotless when the pool closes and answers
ing on customers. If she isn't busy, she is able
graphs routines for the competition team. "I
any quest1ons the pool patrons may have. When
to work on her homework. When asked what
love coming up with new choreography. It's like
asked what the hardest part of the job was. Joe
her favorite part about the job was. Kathryn
a puzzle that you have to put together." She
answered. "Dealing with the angry moms.· Luck-
replied. "It is such a relaxed atmosphere and
says that it is very exciting to see a dance she
ily, he has never had to save anyone Joe says
everyone that works there is so nice. It doesn't
created place in the Top Five at competitions. In
that Indian Acres is a very easy pool at which to
hurt that I get free sweets and coffee." For such
Brittany's opinion. the best part about her JOb
work. However. it is important to remember to
an interesting job. there is bound to be some
is the k1ds. "It's fun to watch their excitement
wear sunscreen. ·one time I didn't put any on
fun involved. ·one time one of my co-workers
when they learn a new skill. and they always give
and I looked like a lobster at the end of the day."
and I got into a fight with sugar cookie dough."
me hugs at the end of every class. It is so nice!"
A dancer herself. Brittany Ullestad teaches
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.... this is who we are
Aaron Novltskl M~thclle Nugent Anne ()gwal Kimberly Orban Enc Packard Megha Patel Jeffrey Patterson Alexandra Paul
Enc Paulus Korvnthta Peal Bnttanv Peterson Anthony Petruzzello Wade PettYjohn vantlen Pham Taylor PhllhDS MIChael Plea
Htlary Pope ouantrell Powell Kenneth Prlte Megan ouans Joseph Ragsdale Joseph Ramos Kevm Ranney Anthonv Rasmussen
Regtnald Redmon Mary Regan Just•n Regmer SuJtthra Reprakash Courtney Reynolds Jamte Rhoads Beth Rtehle Amy Rigdon
Davtd Robertson Rlthard Rodenck Rachel Rosenbaum Jack Ross Emtly Ru!!dt Paul Ruedt Autumn Russell Meltssa Russell
Kattlyn Saathoff Tracey Schafer Ktm Schlottach Gregory Schwetzer Ashley Scott .John Sears Layton Seeber Maxx Sentowsk•
the way we think . •• "My fnends and I go
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my dream college •
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i have fallen down ... "I was working at TGI Friday's and there were these really hot guys there. I leaned against the door. but totally fell down in front of them . It was totally embarrassing.¡
-Manylay Sompheth
i camped at the Assembly Hall. .. "My friend and I really wanted to go to
the Kenny Chesney concert. We wanted amazing t1ckets too . so we decided to camp out. It was so cold , but we became part of the "Kenny Chesney Cult!"
-Michelle Morissey
Camera Shy! Mlchlko Araki, She111a Bacos. Hall Bal1nt. Bnttany Barth. N1cole Butler-Proch, William Chung, Ca1tlyn Cloyd, Nicholas Corso, Jess1ca Davis-Williams. Just1n Dyar. Denck Flem1ng, Sarah Flesher, Stephame Gilbert. Jacob Gleghorn. CWantana Gordon .• atoya Gw1n. She·maka Haymon, Aterra Hunt. Kyle Johnson. Andrea Jones. David Mathisen, Enc McCullough, Stefone McDonald,
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Shay Schaller Ashley Shaw, Aurea Shelton. Adnenne Sm1th. Brvtnev Taylor. Oershaun Terry, Trav1s
Leslie Zarker Kathryne Zun1ch
i don't sled on sleds ...
Underwood. Jonathan Warren. M11a Wells. Ashley Wh1tt1ngton. Saleem W11l1ams. Reg1na Wnght
i ran a red light ...
·sometimes I don't use sleds for
·It was late at n1ght and I came
sledding . I have used MeDon-
to a red light. I stopped , but
aids trays and grocery carts to
treated it as a stop sign and
go down hills. It's pretty cool."
went right through it! Luckily
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Sarah Anderson AleJandra Anez Michael Angel Deborah Armstrong Adam Astonna Br•ttanv Avallone l.Jndsey Ba ley
Colleen Batsa Knsten Ba lew Danlelle Banks Brandon Barak Chnstopher Barr KriSten Bartlett Daniel Bear
Sarah Beck Sophia Becker
Sean Behm Brett Belanger Shonda Benson Chnstopher Borlet Leann Brsch
Nathar.el Bisset\ Nathan Boddu Batley Bogan Patnck Bogner Arams Booker Aktlah Bowman Summer Brazelton
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'08 versus '09 .. . the centennial way The sophomores battled against the freshmen to show which class better knew their everyday Centennial skills. The daily mad-dash to the parking lot for lunch is vital to underclassmen who cannot drive and need to catch rides. Eating quickly is also important in order to make it back to school on time. The last skill the boys were tested on was how quickly they could change books in their lockers during those five minute passing periods. Although both teams put forth a strong effort. the sophomore boys pulled ahead and won all three competitions making them the champions.
through the hallway, hop1ng to make 1t to make 1t to the
Spinning the dial. 4 From the class of ' 08, Reynear Abernathy succeeds 1n bring1ng the
parking lot before sophomore Aaron VonQualen
sophomores another v1ctory 5 With World Geogra-
And the race begins ... 1 Peter Yum races
2 Vonqualen spnnts through the hallways , win¡
phy book 1n hand. Peter Yum. a freshman . starts
ning the competition. 3 Although th1s race took place
putt1ng all of his books into his locker. 6 The lock-
after school . crowded hallways and watchful deans
ers at Cetennial are small. underclassmen fill them
would make th1s race almost Impossible dunng school.
full of books. bmders . coats. and extra clothes .
7 Fast Food! Sophomore. Aaron Vonqualen stnkes a w1nn1ng pose after defeat1ng freshman. Kaveh Moeinzadeh. by eat1ng a fii<:Donalds cheeseburger 8 Halfway through h1s cheeseburger. Moeinzadeh stops to chew and swallow 9 Unwrapping his burger before Moeinzadeh allows Vonqualen a head start. lead1ng him to a v1ctory
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hOtsPot To chill and watch a mov1e. sophmores like to hang out at a fnend's house.
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The diverse sophomore class has a
comedians that kept the sophmores
eclectic taste in music. Three favorites
1augh1ng.
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the way we dress ...
Words Sarah Anderson Photography Sarah Anderson
Style IS commonly used today to showcase our personalities. Whether it be sporty, fancy, casual, or comfortable, indiVIduals have a unique way of expressing themselves through the items they choose to wear There IS a great variety of style at Centennial, particularly 1n shoe choice. In the sophomore class, as shown below, many different kinds of shoes are sported all through the year helping students to start new trends and reveal their style.
Collin DeDecker
Brooke Wade
Mikel Leshoure
Kellie Dahl
Alexandra Webber
Jake Lee
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our way of being friends Words Sarah Anderson Photography Sarah Anderson
we watch the OC group of friends:Front Row:Raven Davis-Hargest. Meiz1 Mao. Alice O'Brien. Back Row: Joshua Kalipeni, Jordan Harris. what we do : On the weekends we usually go bowling or hang out at Alice 's house. Thursday n1ghts we go to Josh ' s to watch The OC.
what makes us unique:Our group is extremely diverse. We are all really easy to get along with and always have a great time together. Making new friends is something we all enJOY and are all good at. New fnends are always welcome!
we're fans group of friends: Front Row: Kristin Roberts. Katie Milazzo. Alexandra Tanton, Sarah Anderson, Charlotte Jay, Emilie Nicholls, Rachel Scope!, Erin Hallbeck, Marla Westervelt. Back Row: Zachary Mueller. Kiefer Manning, Juan Umana, Benjamen Rear. Collin Dedecker.
what we do: Generally, on the weekends we go to any Centennial sports events to cheer for our friends and hang out at each others houses afterwards.
what makes us unique: Every Saturday morning we bond by doing Yoga at Kristin Robert's house at 8:00 A.M.
we pla,y video ga,mes group of friends: Front Row: James McGovern. Evan Craning, Eric Wolske. Back Row: Ryan Jones. Chase Scott. John Crutcher. what we do: To liven up our weekends, we go to each others houses and play video games. One of our favorite games is Halo. Games that involve fighting and violence are more fun. in our opinion so we play many different types .
what makes us unique: We all share the same sense of humor and enjoy doing the same crazy things. This makes us a very close group of friends. One of those crazy times was we went down Centennial Hill face first in the snow. We love having fun!
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Em1tv N'JCholls 1cholas No\lot nv AliCe O'Bnen
Abaga1l Peddycoart
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"Being a sophomore
'My friends and I eat
My fnend's
is like be1ng a middle
in the cafeteria . We
party
band will be play1ng,
child - you get to be
always s1t at what we
too.·
w1th all the older and
consider our · special"
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-Chelsea Terrio
-lman Sharabash
'No, why would I have
·vou can get your driv-
"My fnend , Betsy
a sweet sixteen party?
ers license and you're
Waller, and I s1t in front
I'm not sweet·
not a freshman any-
of the school and have
more:
a p1cn1c everyday
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·one day I had nothing to do,
·one time when I was little, I got lost in
so I sat down and watched
the supermarket. After wandering through
four entire hours of Amer-
the candy aisle for awhile, a worker found
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me and returned me to my parents ."
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Elizabetll Waller DanoelWalls
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Nick Ward Zalda Wardlow MIChael Warren Cortez Webb
LaraW\a Webb Alexandra Webber Br tnev WeiSer Edward Wes Kyle Wr!:s Marla wes erveJ' I•av1S WICic Kat:henne Wieland DanieiW~WS
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i fell down ...
i overdid it ... "I was out shopping one day w1th
¡so this one time at home.
my family and I saw one of my
fell down the sta1rs. I was chas-
favorite things 1n the world, Japa-
Ing my big brother around the
nese candy. I ate way too much!"
house and got a concussion."
-Austin Lewis
-Drew Rotramel
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Anthony Cotten Antwon Cotten Bnan Crosby Aaron Crowder Dan.el Crowder Kathryn CruH ervsta Cruz Dan.el Cuttren Sarah Cyllcomi<J Sara Dalbey Daphne Dalton Jonathan Davidson Eozabeth DavieS Mary Davos Terence OaviS Bryson Da\IIS Johnson cassaoora Oeck Efizabeth DelbosQue VICtona De key Jenna Dombros Mochael Dracktev Jenna Drozdz Chelsea Duckett Bnan Dunn Emoly Edbrooke NICkolas Elam Evan Elsworth
'08 versus '09 ... the centennial way Upon entering high school. students must acquire the basic skills survive the . Racing down the hall to the parking lot. secretly sending text messages 1n class. and being able to run from room to room in no time are a few of these greatly coveted skills. Our contestants competed head to head in each of these categories to see which class really rules the school. The winning class will get bragging rights as ¡school savvy." Can the freshmen girls surpass the sophomores girls in school smarts? Text me! 3 Christine Caneva class of '09 ,
I'll race you! 6 Meizi Mao 1s ready for the challenge.
Dashing through the halls. 1 Freshman Tenisha Carter stnkes a triumphant pose after w1nning
and 4 Meizi Mao. class of
1n a race
7 A race to the parking lot was in order! Simulating the
a contest where she had to deliver passes to differ-
aga1nst t1me to see who was the faster text mes-
chaos of lunch t1me. Reynear Abernathy, Christine
¡os. competed
ent rooms 1n the school against sophomore 2 Emily
senger. 5 Text messag1ng is an Important skill to
Caneva. and Aaron vonqualen charged to the park-
Nicholls It is important for her to know her way
have. It can be covertly done during class to make
ing lot as QUickly as they could. The class of '09 proved
around the school to all the different rooms so as not
plans w1th friends. Caneva sure knows how to send
to be more motivated by the prospect of food . easily
to get lost in the mad rush of students 1n the hallways
speedy text messages. easily w1nn1ng the competition.
tak1ng the race and w1nn1ng the overall compet 1on 3-0.
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aweSomE gaDgets Cell phones are by far the gadget of the year'
Walgreens stores seem to be everywhere nowadays, and the fresmen couldn't be ~ more exc1ted with one on every corner.
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Matthew Flottmann Paul FOlts Enlc Foote
Keonte Gan Chelsea Garren Napalean Gary
Erron HedriCk M1tcheU Henthorn
canmen Hoffman Adam Hoggan
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jAmMing tUnes With such a wide range of music out there 1t IS hard to choose a favorite, but the freshmen think rock and rap are the best.
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Words Rachel Scopel Photography Rachel Scopel
Everyone's style 1s different. Your clothes may be dressy, casual. vintage, or new age, but we all have our own way of dressing The type of person we are can be shown through our own unique style. The style or brand of shirt we put on 1n the morning is one way we can show our individuality. Whether it's popping the collar or showing support for your favorite team. our shirts help define who we are and what we want to become. Let's take a look at the way some of our classmates dress.
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Alexandra Maurer
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Aleasha Gibson likes
HIP hop and R&B are at
to listen to country mus1c.
the top of Avery Aina·s
Casey White likes a
Her two favonte songs are
list He loves 50 Cent and
wide variety of mus1c
"Mississippi Girl· by Fa1th
Marques Houston. and his
Sometimes he IS 1n the
Hill and · save a Horse,
favorite song IS "Window
mood for rap and R&B,
Ride a Cowboy· by Big
Shop· by 50 Cent When
but other times he enJOYS
and R1ch. Try as she may,
he is not llstemng to h1s
a relax1ng country tune.
when these songs come
CD
player. Avery makes
He loves Kenney Chesney
through the airwaves.
his own music wherever
and Kanye West. Every
there is no stopp1ng her
he goes. always play1ng
t1me he hears "The Good
from s1ng1ng along w1th 1t!
his favonte tune 1n h1s
Stuff" by Kenney Chesney,
head Watch out kids,
he has to turn up the
Avery ' s got the beat!
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been in a car accident? "A rock came
"This lady and her
"An old lady
flying through
mom were behind
ran a red light
the windshield
us when suddenly
on the corner
when I was
a bee started to
of Kirby and
in California
attack the lady.
Duncan and
dancing for
She was allergic
hit my mom's
Art In Motion
to bees so she
Oldsmobile .
this summer:
freaked out and
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ch-ch-changes ...
administration Although the administration's job is behind the scenes, these individuals are responsible for the everyday disciplinary actions and decisions for Centennial They work hard to keep students on the nght path. Judy Weigand. Centennial's principal, 1s 1n charge of hiring new teachers, and making sure everything runs smoothly. Lisa Geren, the assistant principal is in charge of the facilities and mak1ng sure that the games and activities are scheduled Without conflicts. The arrangement of deans¡ responsibilities changed this year. Previously, three deans have been assigned a spec1fic section of students based on the alphabet each dean handling the discipline and attendance problems of about 450 students. The new system has put Brian Easter and Lavert Robertson in charge of the disCipline, while Stephen Lucas takes care of problems With attendance and tardies. The switch was made to have more consistency in dealing with student 1ssues. Easter says, "Whenever a new system IS Introduced, there are some kinks; it just takes some adjusting."
1 The "Pal" In Principal! Judy Weigand takes a break at the end of the school day after completing the December faculty meet1ng December is always a hectic time for school administrators who have to supervise concerts and multiple sporting events. 2 Office Space. Brian Easter and Lavert Robertson, the deans in charge of disCipline. are each responsible for almost 750 students. Though the numbers are large, they know the1r students and are strong advocates for them. 3 Where Were You Last Period? Stephen Lucas, the attendance dean. wants students to rece1ve the most out of the1r years at Centennial by making sure they attend class. 4 Keeping The Schedule. As assistant pnnc1pal Lisa Geren arranges the master schedule of classes for the year as well as build1ng usage by the school as well as the community.
unit4 decision makers ... The seven members of the school board are volunteers from the commun1ty who willingly give of their time to help make Champaign schools great. They have to balance the needs of the entire community to ensure equitableacademic access for all students. Led by fourth year supenntendent, Arthur Culver. they are the final decision makers on many important issues. Though not all the board members have children who attend Unit 4 schools, Scott Anderson, who has been the board's president for the past five years, has two children who are sophomores at Centennial. Culver and Anderson, along with the rest of the school board meet on the second Monday of each month to discuss matters relat1ng to the d1stnct.
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i laughed in study hall ...
"I went to an all-girl Cath-
"In high school I was kicked out of study hall
olic high school. When-
because I laughed out loud at a funny passage
ever we got into trouble,
1n the book I was reading I tried to explain to
our teachers. the nuns.
the coach that it was literally absurd to kick
would tell us we were
me out for that reason, so he sent me to the
go1ng to end up at the
vice prinCipal's office. I made sure to read
house of ill-repute that was across the street: -Marty Sierra-Perry
only textbooks 1n study hall from then on .¡ -Beth Hogan
i was hit by a ball. .. "I played softball in
i worked hard ... "I was so bad at volleyball in high
high school. One time.
school that they were going to cut
when I was out in the
me from the JV team .
However. I
field, a ball hit me
worked so hard to do my best that they
and gave me a black
bumped me up to the varsity team .
eye. My mom is sure I
(They probably needed bench warmers.)"
was hit because I was
-Jennifer Elliot
playing with my hair." -Connie Brillhart
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i pulled a prank
"Have I been rejected to a
"One year. during my high school 's fall
dance? Yes. I had someone
bonfire, my friends and I placed spray
say they preferred not to
paint cans underneath the bonfire
go with me. I went anyway
wood. When they lit the bonfire. there
because I love to dance."
was an explosion and lots of smoke.
-Phillip Goering
Words Sarah Korellis. Kara Hendrickson
Photography Centurian Staff
It was the dumbest thing I ever did, thankfully not many people noticed ." -Charlie Weinberg
Centennial Faculty 2006
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cars As a high school student Jeff
Hasenstab drove a beater w1th a heater
The car, which
was h1s brother's hand me down was Hasenstab's first car, and even though 1t wasn't the best. the penny colored stat1on wagon got h1m where he needed to go
1 Flashdance! In a stylish outfit. Shannon Batman was really able to pull off
the 1994 Centennial Winter Dance 4 Looking Classy. As the Centenn1al stu-
the 80's look of dangling earnngs and
dent council adv1ser and SOCial stud1es teacher.
glittering sunglasses Check out that ha1r1
Clausen now wears her ha1r 1n a much
2 Still in shades . Batman ¡s style
straighter style while still rema1n1ng stylish
has kept pace with current trends
s Picture Day. As
a 16-year-old. Brenda
though she still sports sunglasses
Searby , sm1les for her class photo
and earrings, the look is much more
with long hair in a typical 1969 style
soph1st1cated m her 21st century style.
6 Much Less Hair. Even though Searby,
3 A Formal Occasion . W1th best
now an English teacher and the yearbook
friend and classmate. Jen Oschwald. Jamie Clausen curls her hair for
adviser. has completely different ha1r and clothingstyles,shestillhasJustasblgofasmile.
At 16 Stan Lewis didn't have h1s own car but he was allowed to drive his father's Fiat
The
little, dark green car was only supposed to f1t two people Lew1s. however.
typically gave
five or six people rides. shov1ng the small people 1nto the back
In high school. Caroline Little used her parents' cream colored Chevrolet
Sometimes for fun.
Little and her friends would go out and drag race down the streets
Even though It was
just her parents' car. she won qu1te a few of those races
see the way...
then and now As the years have passed, many
are st1ll well-liked and used today.
aspects of society have changed.
Others. however, present-day teen-
From the time the Centennial
agers think were completely goofy.
teachers were 16 years old to the
Even some of the teachers cannot
present. almost every part of a high school student's life has evolved.
believe the outrageous outfits
These changes range from how
they took. or the distinct words
much it cost to fill a car w1th gas.
they said in high school. These
to the type of telev1s1on shows and
various styles mold the school
one always savs. 'You'll never forget that day,' and I
movies a teenager would watch.
into the type of environment it
haven't.! even remember what was weanng that day.
to the President of The United
is. The way that these styles and prices have changed over the years
November 22, 1963. a JUmper w1th a green courduroy
years, the trends have changed in
helped to shape Centennial teach-
and black loafers. The ent1re bus ride home. I cried."
clothing, make-up, accessones. and
ers 1nto the experienced educators
hairstyles. Some of these trends
and adults that they are today.
States of America. Through the
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they wore or the bizarre actions
the death of j .f.k. Math teacher Barb Tangora rem1nisced, 'Every-
top, a pla1d skirt, white blouse w1th a mandann collar,
Words Sarah Korellis Photography Sarah Korellis. 1 Dresse d to Impress! A totally
changed hts hatr, sporting a much shorter
decked out Peter Schmitt pauses
style, fitting for hts current role as our
with hts date to capture the home -
school 's soccer coach and soctal stud -
comtng look of his htgh school years
ies teache r
2 Dressed for comfort. Schmitt has
the appear ance of betng
become much more relaxed tn his st yle.
more matu re than hts high school days
His factal hatr gtves htm many yea rs
although the glasses he wears are a current
sThrilled to be Done.Dan Kuglich poses
fashtOO must for his present day teacher's style
tn hts gown after hts htgh school graduation
3 on the Side Lines. Mark Sikora
6 Back in High School Engl ish. In
spor ts a fun ha trdo tn 1989 while he
the present, Kuglich poses with much
talks to hts Centen nial soccer coach .
less hatr, but a bigger smile that makes
4 on the Other Side. Sikora has
him many students ' favonte teacher
Kara Hendrickson
your teachers at
16. . burgers In 1968, when Marc Chang non was 16. the Btg Mac at MeDonaids was introduced .
It cost
only 79 cents. Now, tn 2006, a Big Mac costs $2.49
The price
increased over 300 percent!
styles When Michelle Draper was 16. tt was popular for teenage gtrls to wear brtght make-up, big earrings, and big hatr styles In 2006, high school gtrls wear thetr hatr down. curly or stratght and thter make-up ts much mores subtle ..
slang When suzanne Aldridge was in htgh school she used the term 路super路 when she was impressed High school students tn 2006 describe thetr feelings ustng the words 路amaztng路 and "intense."
u.s. presidents Durtng the life of Fred Newport.eleven prestdents have been in office The year he was born. Harry S Truman was prestdent
A present high
school student has only seen three or four men tnaguraed as the president of the Untted State of Amertca. two of whom had the last name of Bush.
media When art teacher. Stacy Gross. was 16 years old she watched the TV show Roseanne and the movie
D1rty Dancmg Gross also ltstened to Faith by George Mtchael In the year 2006, high school students watch Laguna Beach on TV,
The Notebook on DVD, and listen to Don t Cha by the Pussy Cat Dolls.
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The Charger Way. Edotors-•n·Ch•ef Rebecca Fink and Morgan
Gilman ta e a break from all of their ed1tona1 dut1es to pase 1n front of the schOol Gilman and F1nk create all of the student hfe pages and also must cll"'"k f!!v"ry page of the year!lrvic th.lt the other membPrs f the staff create
2 Learn . Kara Hendrickson , Sarah Korellls , Rachel Black ,
Rachel Scopel, Sarah Anderson make up the und •r''••S and faculty section. The underclass sectiOn s on charge of com•ng up w1th fun 1deas to make the Jun•ors. sophmores. freshmen. and faculty more exc1t1ng 3 Lead. The sen10r sect10n·s Job IS to find ways to keep the S"':t >111nt!'re .t1ng Th•s year-
"' .-
'~51'" parts of th<
tkJOos camP<" '!d f Eugina Hunter,
Kaltlyn Eisner-Poor, Natalie Norris, and Zachary Alumbaugh . 4 Play. The sports secto"n
1ns•sts of Daniel Rolando , Eliza -
beth Fernandes , Zachary Cocagne , Margaret Hankel and Katherine Knepler.
1nce the sports sect1on '
the largest
1n the VI arbo >k. each m mb r has a great amount of responsibility 5 Join. ewer ng an of the schaol·s performances. clu~
nd c.1sses IS the ylb
of the Cod';"" and clubs sectiOn The sP<:Mn 1s compro<'!d of Destiny Woods,
Allie Ellsworth, Kristin Roberts, Laura Fink, and Elizabeth Elliott. 6 All work and no play... YearD'V fll9hr dunng Vt orbook camp t
camp 1s not JUst f'" 1earn1ng One
re wa a dance and kar
ke
•mbers of the
vearbrok staff Daniel Rolando and Zachary Cocagne, ong along woth
Ethan Jeans of Mahomet·S "'mnur Mlgh SchOol. dunng ti-e karaok
wh
Nicole McCoy, Elizabeth Elliott, Laura Fink, and Kara Hendrickson da111:e 1n the bdckground T
dan< e and karaoke gave t
yearbookers a
chance to have a little fun dunng all of the hectiC t1mes and hard work at camp
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grOUD Droiect The month of May brings the end of school, the beginning of summer. and another yearbook. It takes a great deal of hard work and time to produce the annual. Work for the staff begins in March, with the coverage of spnng sports and events such as Prom and the musical. Work for the entire staff begins at a three-day camp in July. Here, such important decisions as the theme and the cover design are made. These decisions are known only to the staff until the book IS published the following May. Once school starts, members of the yearbook staff begin working on their pages during class. The class meets dunng sixth hour first semester, however, the work does not end there. Yearbookers are known for being in room 226 before and after school, and during lunch, even after the end of the semester. Some yearbook pages are due after the conclusion of the class, so staff members must come in on their own time to work on their pages and make sure that they meet their deadlines.
Brenda Searby, adviser, and Nicole McCoy discuss changes to be made to McCoy's pages Members of the yearbook staff must constantly talk to Searby about their pages to make sure everything is consistent throughout the book Along with this, staffers must design layouts, write captions and copy, and often take the pictures for their pages. Once all of this is done, they must get their pages 7 Deep in Thought. Contemplating a page. Zachary Cocagne
looked over by first their section ed1tor,
and Zachary Alumbaugh trv to dec1de the best place to put a
then one of the editors-in-chief, and
Picture Members of the yearbook staff help each other when deCid·
finally, by the adviser. Every page in the
1ng what to do on the1r page so they can make the pages better a Working Hard. Katherine Knepler works on her sports
yearbook goes through this process in
page as Daniel Rolando works on h1s The yearbook fund
order to make a yearbook that the Cen-
was sufficiently depleted th1s year w1th the purchase of six
turian staff is proud to distribute in May.
new computers The computers are an essential tool 1ng up w1th technological advances
1n
1n
keep·
d1g1ta photography
9 The backbones of the yearbook Brenda Searby (adviser). Scott Filkins (financial adv1ser), and Nicole McCoy
Words Elizabeth Elliott Photography Centurian Staff
(business ed1tor) help keep the whole staff together Filk1ns takes care of the finances. Searby is 1n charge of all the yearbook edit· 1ng, and McCoy
IS
respons1ble for baby p1ctures and bus1ness ads
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ABOUT IT••• "Today is your deadline. turn in your stories!!" This IS a common phrase heard by the students in Newspaper The Centinal. Centennial's newspaper. is written by many Centennial students for the student body and faculty. There are many new tasks being accomplished by the Newspaper members. Since 2003 the number of pages has doubled from eight to sixteen! Along with doubling the number of pages. new layouts and fonts have been added to make The Centina/ a more enjoyable read. To the right, journalist
Alexandra Knepler checks in with advertisIng manager Emily Chen with a few questions about her current story. There are seven sections of The Centinal in which Newspaper members can voice their opinions. These seven sections Include: News. Opinions. Features. Spread. Sports. Entertainment/ Focus. and an open page for student's work that has been submitted. Each section has an editor who analyzes and critiques the writer's articles. The articles have to be written by the journalists. critiqued by the editors. given back to the original writers. and then fixed for publication. That's a lot of work!
Interview with Ashley Scott, Sports Section Editor Q: What is the hardest thing about being a
member of Newspaper?
A The hardest thing about being in Newspaper is writing your stories. making your pages. and getting them both in on time. Q: How many articles do you usually write?
A I usually write one or two per issue. Q: Are your sections assigned?
A You can choose what section you want to be a part of. but you have to turn in an application if you have interest in being an editor. Q: How do you choose your article topics?
A We have brainstorming sheets that help us come up with ideas. Once we have an idea we would like to use we write our idea on a sect1on of the board. Then the editor goes through all the topics and ideas on the board
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Fully focused. Newspaper no doubt 1s a fun class How-
Intrigued by newspaper The Centinal gives Centennial
ever not many people understand all the hardwork and
students the opportunity to speak freely about what they
t1me these students put into mak1ng The Centinal great.
think and feel Emma Ramsbottom states. 'Newspaper is always fun because people can wnte about what
and keeps the ones that they like Finally we
Katherine Renwick-Streff says, 'Newspaper is a lot of
pick from the approved topics and write.
fun , t1me. work, commitment, and creat1v1ty which
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they think. and there
IS
a lot of creativity and diversity ·
1. All smiles Candace Odom enthusiastically gives 1ns1ght to Shlkha Pandey while Pandey researches her newest Centmal topic. Members of newspaper always support and help each other when th1nk1ng about and wnt1ng stories. 2. All fun and games? Taking a classy break from researching the world's latest top1cs. Ashley Scott and
Kamyar Moeinzadeh talk about the latest news in the Centennial world Since Newspaper is tough and a lot of work. once 1n awhile a QUICk break IS necessary 3. First on the chalkboard, next on paper
Alicia Burden prepares a list of top1cs for possible news stories for The Centma/'s latest 1ssue. Newspaper members hold a large discussion about the1r latest topics and write them down on the chalkboard for everyone in the class to see. 4. Ready to learn Co-ed1tor lnsiya Joher, helps Mary Noel with quest1ons on her entertainment spread The two co-ed1tors this year, lnsiya Joher and Dorothy Scheeline, always critique stones and act as an aid for the staff
Front Row Emily Chen. Ivana Vi. Shikha Pandey, Divya Gai. Amanda Walle. Row 2 Stephanie Foreman. Cary Reed. lnsiya Joher. Mary Noel. Dorothy Scheeline. Row 3 Emma Ramsbottom. Alexandra Knepler. Allie Johnson Un1qka Lemons. Alicia Burden. Row 4: Jackson Bogard. Albert Kim. Katherine Renw1ck¡Streff. Candance Odom. Back Row: Seth Kelter. Elizabeth Prichard. Ashley Scott. Kamyar Moe1nzadeh.
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making the grade 1 So hard to stay awake ... Benjamen Rear. 1n the m1dst of sophomore English. tnes w1th all h1s might to keep from doz1ng off. 2 Problem Number 7... Concentrating Intensely on her math homework. Ariel Hsieh works her way through a tough problem. 3 Got Water? After test1ng h1s Rube Goldberg Mach1ne. "The Pounnator: in A.P PhYSICS, Charles warren takes a SIP of the fin1shed product of water 4 Frohe Weihnachten! EnJOYing the last day before holiday break, Courtney Benting decorates a fest1ve poster w1th traditional German Christmas decorations in the German 4 class 5 Buy! Sell! In the1r Financial Management class. Anthony Kern and An Le expenence what the floor of a stock market is like. 6 Winter Wonderland. zachary cocagne and Eugene Ruggles enJOY a break from everyday formulas to go sledding for research on fnct1on for AP Physics
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1 All over a woman. For the final exam 1n Mrs. Gorman's sen1or English class. Bradlee Davis and Raymond Wicks present a strong portrayal of Oed1pus and Creon from the Greek tradegy Oedipus Rex
2 New times, old lessons. Adrienne Moore pa1nts her nails in a modern portrayal of a character from Hamlet for an AP English proJect 3 It's alive! Amanda Kieser and Jason Gray gather l1v1ng organisms for further research 1n AP B1ol¡ ogy while on a field tnp to Homer Lake. 4 Insightful presentation. Steven Joebgen g1ves his junior English class h1s views on the roles of men and women 1n everyday hfe based on the works of author Maragaret Fuller 5 What is the difference between protons and neutrons? Study1ng the day¡s notes. Joseph Jones puts all of h1s energy 1nto review1ng for AP Chemistry 6 Coogle much? Brock McGraw uses the most popular search eng1ne for 1nformat1on on his computer 1n h1s CISCO class. which is compiled of students w1th an advanced 1nterest in computers.
Words Laura Fink Photography Centurian Staff
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1 Arpeggios and such ... Preparing for the band lesson ahead of her Kendra Yagow runs through warm up etudes before the symphonic band comes together for a group practice The symphonic band does group act1V1t1es such as breathing exerc1ses and chorales to produce the best sound poss1ble 2 The right sound. Gabrielle Borries listens as she plucks the stnngs of her viol1n to adjust the p1tch 1n order to get 1nto tune 1n preparation to play Desp1te the wonderful sound of the stnng orchestra. tun1ng IS needed as much as 1t is 1n any other mus1cal ensemble for ideal sound quality 3 Do Re Mi. Members of the Treble Chorus g1ve the1r attent1on to Marian Wyatt as she g1ves them the lesson plan for the day The Treble Chorus IS the beg1n¡ n1ng cho1r class for g1rls. the majontv of the part1c1pants com1ng from the freshmen class. Many of these women hope to strengthen the1r voice and move up to Concert or Advanced Women's Cho1r
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1 Play that funky music! Be1ng in the Jazz Combo is a spec1al pnv1lege, and Andrew Kim focuses on the chord changes he provides for the soloists. The songs performed by the combo are almost ent1rely improvised
2 Syncopation at its best. Timothy Anderson performs h1s bantone saxophone solo at the annual Centennial Jazz Band holiday performance at Market Place
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MaiL Anderson is the only "bari" 1n the Jazz Lab Band.
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On almost any day of the school week, at
I've got rhythm! The percussion section ultimately holds the band together by providing rhythmic guidance. Alexis Katsinas plays h1s xylophone part to hold the band's tempo as well as add a harmonic accompaniment for the music.
The instrumental groups are orches-
any time from as early as seven in the morning to
tra and band. Orchestra. which ts the stringed
as late as five in the evening, the sound of music
instrument class. tncluding violins. violas. double
can be heard in Centennial's hallways. Whether
basses. and cellos. as played by Elizabeth
it is the swtngin' grooves of the jazz bands.
Pritchard (pictured left) meets first hour
the eloquent symphonies from the orchestra.
under the dtrection of Dr. Rodney Mueller.
sweet melodies from any of the choirs. or a
Students in orchestra begin rehearsal each
bold march played by the concert bands. music
morning by running long tone scales. exercis-
is a familiar sound to students. even tf they
ing their technique and tone. Although they
are not directly tnvolved in the music program.
are a smaller group, the orchestra fills the
The mustc department of Centennial
morning hours with a classic symphontc sound.
is made up of four teachers. most of whom
The bands of Centenntal, directed by
teach multiple classes in their area. Marian Wyatt
David Madden and Jerald Shelato. are split into
instructs the choir classes, handling five classes
three groups, Symphonic Band, Symphonic
of students interested in the vocal arts. Treble
Winds, and Concert Band into whtch students
Chorus and Bass Chorus are entry level classes
are placed after an assessment. Students may
available to beginning singers for females and
also audition for the Jazz band depending on
males. respectively. If selected by Mrs. Wyatt.
their instrument of choice. Jazz Ensemble ts
students may advance to Concert Chotr, a
the top band, followed by Jazz Lab and the
co-ed group, or to Advanced Treble Choir, a higher level female group. The highest choir is
Jazz Combo, which is the elite jazz band The
Expressions. a selection only group made up
some of the most gifted students in the school.
musical groups of Centenntal are outlets for
of Centennial's finest talent.
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n s National Honor Society is only forcertain outstanding JUniors and seniors who maintain at least a 4.5 G.P.A. throughout these two years. In May, initiation ceremonies are held for students who have met the academ1c reqirement. Th1s organization is looked upon highly by colleges and universities. To re~ain in the soc1ety, members must attend a maJonty of the meetings, keep their grades up, and earn enough serv1ce points. These points are easily attained through all the volunteer opportunities NHS participates in throughout the community, such as multiple car washes and the Taste of Champaign during the summer. They help keep our school clean by do1ng trash clean-up, donating boxes of tissues, and doing basic chores to ensure our school is well-kept.
Stephanie Foreman and Laura Fink, pictured right. are just two of the many NHS members who volunteered to clean our school computers. 1 Keeping the score. Execut1ve Board members. Paula Suh Rachel Yoon and Hae In Yoo work w1th Adv1sor Ken Kleber to keep track of member's points, plan communitY serv1ce projects. and make up the agenda for the meetings 2 Working for a good cause. Lyndsey
Klump and Cassandra Schowengerdt sort the canned goods the Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety members brought in for the Food Drive 1n November 3 That's a lot of food .. .and 1t was all collected by our Nat1onal Honor Society members and generous students 1n our school for the Food Drive. NHS members. like Jo Zalea Matias. were then 1n charge of sort1ng the cans and dehvenng them to the Salvat1on Army 4. Order! Order! Nat1onal Honor Society members convene 1n the cho1r room once a month and prepare to pay close attent1on as President Rachel Yoon d1scusses upcom1ng service projects
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student council Student Council has many duties throughout the school year. Their most daunting task is planning the Homecoming, Winter Dance, and Vice Versa dances. It is the class officers and Student Council members¡ responsibility to promote school spirit. Histonan,
Natalie Norris. pictured left, passes out blue beads to fellow senior. Tony Phetchareun. on Class Color Day. When not planning a dance. they participate in many different communitY service projects. This communitY work includes Food for Families. a T-shirt drive, Adopt-A-Family, and a fundraiser for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. At the end of the act1v1ty packed year. the organization holds elections for the following year's Student Council members and Class Officers. Student Council is a great way to get involved in school, and make a difference in our community. 1 It's too early! sarah Anderson, Jane
Black, Thomas Witkin, Jenna Norris, Alyssa Petruzzello, Matali Purkayashta , Megan Parkhiii-Suchoff, and Sara Spencer listen closely as the Execut1ve Board starts to talk about the meetings agenda All members are encouraged to actively part1c1pate 1n early morn1ng discussions and g1ve the1r feedback. 2 We're in charge here. Student Council Executive Board members Rachel Yoon, v1ce-pres1dent; Morgan Gilman, treasurer
Natalie Norris, h1stonan. Laura Piccioli, secretary. and Jacquelyn Bunick, president. make the ma1n dec1sions for the rest of Student Council and make sure meet1ngs run smoothly They also have separate meetIngs to prepare the agenda for the full body meet1ngs
3 Happily Ever After. Rachel Black, Joseph Ragsdale, Tyler Carroll, Emily Westervelt, and Audra Hoerr take th1s opportunity together to discuss plans for Prom 2006 All class officers are requ1red to take on the extra respons1bhty of be1ng on Student Council along w1th the1r officer pOSitiOn 4 Hungry anyone? Student Council President Jacquelyn Bunick passes out extra donuts to students 1n the hallway follow1ng a student council meet1ng Donuts are the ma1n 1nsp1rat1on for Student Council members to arnve on t1me to morn1ng meet1ngs After meet1ngs, there are always left -overs to share w1th hungry Centennial students
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students at work Words Kristin Roberts Photography Centurian Staff 1 What's with the glasses? W1th preciSion. Magan Strong and Christina Allan complete the first procedure for an experiment 1n Advanced Placement Biology
2 Her bridge held fifty pounds! Jill Mclean carefully adds weight to the toothpick bridge made by Ivana VI to test the structure on 1ts ability to fulfill the requ1rements of holding
100 t1mes ts we1ght for th1s Physics project 3 Cut and paste_W1th the deadlne looming, Mary Noel and Kathenne Renwick-Streff make lastminute ad;ustments to the proof page before 1t JS sent to the pnnter The Cent1nal staff meets th1s challenge e1ght t1mes per year
4 Hard hats and Hamlet? Shikha Pandey and Emily Pinheiro express their 1nterpretat1on of act 5 scene 1 of Hamlet 1n Advanced Placement English Th1s scene portrayed the gravedlggers 1n Shakespeare's Hamlet
5 Computer savvy. Travis Givens works on sett1ng up a subnet mask table 1n CISCO. The class works w1th s1mulators to learn how to set up a LAN 6 Transcendentalism_Yes. 1t 1s a word English teachers love and students such as Joseph
Ragsdale learn while in jun1or year English
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1 Complete focus. Gabrielle Borries pauses dunng her note· tak1ng to listen to Mrs St Peter's explanation of organelles 2 We love math! Tak1ng t1me from all the1r hard work. Kyle West and Joseph Smith express thew love for their Algebra 2 class. 3 Making the simple, complex! A Pube Goldberg contraption IS a mach1ne that w111 perform a s1mple task in a highly complex manner Hani Sharabash is confident that h1s project IS the best 4 Science superstars. Jacquelyn Bunick, Lyndsey Klump, and Rachel Day analyze data for a lab 1n Advanced Place· ment B1ology. The knowledge will help 1n the1r future careers 1n engineenng or med1c1ne.
s The world's strongest man ... ? Dunng P E class Thomas Malkowski struggles to lift th1s we1ght Options for PE are as varied as we1ght·lift1ng to bowling to p1ng-pong 6 Enthusiasm for art. Lett1ng h1s creat1ve side sh1ne. Jacob Sweeney enthus1ast1cally works on h1s gnd project for Art Survey 1.
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1 A plan of action. At the beg1nn1ng of each meet1ng, members listen to club sponsor Shannon Batman expla1n what new proJect they w111 be workIng on. The focus of the January 24 meet1ng was creat1ng w1th clay 2 "What are you making?" 0111gently work1ng. Andrea Nelson and
Sujithra Reprakash d1scuss what they will be mak1ng w1th the1r clay at th1s ceram1cs workshop These after-school sem1nars are open to all students. but Art Club members get discounts on the cost of supplies 3 Some gooey fun . Gett1ng down and d1rty, Briane McKinley grabs some clay to beg1n her ceram1c craft as Adrian Morehouse continues form1ng her clay bowL Art Club g1ves members the chance to socialize w1th friends, enJOY snacks. and display their creativity 4 Carving with a smile. Hermieleen Fernandez adds the fin1sh1ng touches to her art proJect by carv1ng des1gns on the ceram1c pot she made at the workshop. She commented on the workshop, "I thought the act1v1t1es 1n Art Club were pretty 1nterest1ng •
artistiY at
work For Chargers interested in showcasing their creative side. Art Club provides opportunities to do just that. Unlike some organizations at Centennial. th1s club is open to any student who is interested 1n expressing their art1st1c side. ProJects at meet1ngs vary from painting to origami. Art Club also features workshops throughout the year. such as the ceramics seminar featured in these pictures. Like membershiP to the club, participation in the workshops is open to anyone 1n the school. However, art club members get discounts on materials used at workshops, compared to the full price non-members must pay But the price is usually inexpensive and the experience is well worth it. Besides a chance to expenment w1th different art mediums, this club provides an opportunity to socialize and meet new friends Snacks are often provided, making this a great place to hang out after school.
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1 Dedicated to volunteering. During the first Key Club meet1ng in January, members Katherine Witkin. Madeleine Hall. Chelsea Hall.
Jennifer Kim Melissa Slough, and Young Lee listen 1ntently to the1r officers present nformat1on for upcom1ng proJects Key Club meets every other Monday morn1ng at 745 a.m 1n Room 239 2 The "Key· members. Although a group like Key Club relies on 1ts members for partic1pat1on. 1t needs officers for lead1ng and organ1z1ng Here, secretary Michelle Morissey, vice-president Hae In Yoo. and president
Lindsey Arrasmith converse about fund ra1s1ng 1deas. Treasurer Meiz1 Mao is also an important member of th1s team. 3 Teamwork in action. Evelyn Huang and faculty sponsor Marc Changnon bra1nstorm w1th Jennifer Kim and Hona Jang on new proJ· ects. Because Chagnon IS a member of the 1oca1 Kiwan1s Club. he IS Key Club's Kiwanis sponsor as well as the faculty sponsor 4 Signing up for service. Before each meet1ng, every member, like
Betty Wan must sign the attendance sheet. As well as attending the bi· weekly meet1ngs, members are expected to part1c1pate 1n two act1v1ties per month to be considered ·active·
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service in action Established in February 2000, Key Club has developed a reputation as a club dedicated to serving Centennial and the community. It is the only school service organization open to all students. The only requirement for membership is a desire to help others. Supported by the Champaign Urbana Noon Kiwanis Club, this organization participated in numerous community servtce proJects including volunteering at the Crisis Nursery Chnstmas Store at Lincoln Square Mall, Trick-or-Treating for UNICEF, and buying daffodils in honor of cancer-survivors. Key Club members also worked at Bingo Nights at the Clark-Lindsay retirement community and collected newspapers for ltning cages at the Humane Society tn Urbana The maJor fund raising proJect tncluded the sale of suckers to other students in the school. The officers worked very hard to make this a noteworthy year for Key Club. Vice-president Hae In Yoo said, "Lindsey (Arrasmith, president) and I lead the meetings, and we try to come up with anginal, fun projects for our members·
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autv•••kingst For the seventh year. the Centennial
around his shoulders and
Rachel Vannice
Dance Team sponsored Mr. Charger. a competi-
laughs. Rose won two-hundred dollars and g1ft
tion which showcases the finest young men of
certificates to many area restaurants and busi-
Centennial It gave the men a chance to strut
nesses. Rose kept the audience laughing with his
their stuff in a Miss Amenca-style competi-
talent for stand-up comedy. Rose's performance
tion. The boys had to perform a talent. show
was just part of the entertaining night. Contes-
themselves in casual and formal wear. answer a
tants performed anything from stand-up comedy
question to display their personal1t1es. and as a
to song and dance. The men kept the audience
group perform a dance choreographed by the
amused all night long.
Centennial Dance Team. After all the parts of the competition the judges made their selection. This year's winner
William Rose II, be-
low, is incredibly excited as dance team member.
Lindsey Wagner,
1 Strike a Pose. Daniel Martin, Gregory Schweizer. and craig Raymond boog1e down dunng the1r dance 1n the show The dance was made up by Centennial Dance Team members and was taught to the boys as a part of the compet1t1on. 2 Looking Fabulous. Walking down the catwalk, Michael Pica. models h1s casual wear Th1s segment of the compet1t1on was a great way for the boys to show off the1r style. 3 Aloha. Dressed 1n a grass sk1rt. Matthew Johnson s1ngs a Hawauan song Johnson played the ukulele and danced for the crowd's pleasure The talent compet1t1on was filled w1th many un1que talents. 4 Sophisticated Ladies. Members of the Dance Team show off the1r skills while help1ng to entertain the aud1ence between parts of the compet1t1on. The Dance Team sponsors Mr Charger and uses the proceeds to help pay for the team un1forms and compet1t1on expenses
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in wit til old The students and faculty banded
The Centennial Dance Team decided to bring back an old Homecoming Week tradition.
together to help make the show a success. The
the Vars1ty Show. on Thursday of Homecoming
math department performed a skit in which they
Week. The show was made up of singing, dancing,
explained the origins of the quadratic formula .
and hilanous skits Copy1ng a well-known skit from
Marian Wyatt. Stan Yanchus. and Sue Aldndge
Saturday Night Live. Colleen Sola and Derek
rapped dunng their skit. 'Medicare Mike." Yanchus
Lomibao
was an old-timer in a wheelchair and Wyatt and
try to pump up the audience for
Fnday night's football game. Sola and Lomibao¡s
Aldridge as h1s medical aides pushed him out on
skit had the crowd cheering while watching "the
stage where he got up and started rapp1ng about
big game: Near the end of the game. the team
how old-timers are JUSt as hip as young people.
was not doing as well as they hoped, so Sola
The Varsity Show is a old tradition that students
and Lom1bao got ready to perform "The Perfect
can once again look forward to in the coming
Cheer." The cheer was so good that 1t inspired
years
the team who went on to win the game.
1 My Girl. Act1ng as the Temptations. Jason Gray, Jordan Taylor, and Sue Aldridge
s1ng at the end of the show The three danced back up as Scott Savage provided lead vocals. Taylor and Gray were the masters of ceremony and brought a little com1c relief between segments of the show 2 Boot Scootin' Boogie. With his fiddle. Kenneth Price enterta1ns the aud1ence w1th selections called "Askokam Farewell" and a faster paced "Hoedown.¡ The audience showed 1ts apprec1at1on for the music by clapp1ng and stomp1ng along w1th h1s JUbilant tune 3 Channel 4 News Team. Copy1ng a scene from the movie. Anchorman. Hannah
Lewis, Claire Dennis, Natalie oemeris, and Kaitlyn Eisner-Poor s1ng Afternoon Delight Anchorman
IS
a popular mov1e among
students and th1s scene 1s a favonte Dunng this scene Ron Burgundy (Dennis) explains what he likes about h1s g1rlfriend
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Secret Love. After much consideration. Curly Craig 1y re· Raymond ) and Laurey (Rebecca Murphy) alize that they are actually 1n love. Howev1 r th< !Y dec1de that they must not let anyone else see them because they thought, "People Will Say We're 1n Love." They knew that 1f Judd found out. he m1ght do something Irrational, so they dec1de to keep the1r love a secret
Front Row- DeMoooQue Brown.~ Brodenck. Em~- Clementne Petogrew
Magdn
Strono Matth<'w Buler, try,tal Mann. Racht varn:e Retlecca "-'rphy. Lynn
O'Bnen. Hannoll Oorl:, Nocholas Anclenll. Dew> Cochran• .Jes9ca Lucas. IJlds;oy Wa<T<e<. sarah Anderwn. M.ina Brodlent. Aa1enne - " ' "' Row 2: EO'WV Chert ftlary Po!>e. Jernh!r Pnloman. HannollLOW15. Jo Zalea Matoos. Hanna Solecka. AEoo Gsell~. wtotnev EnQie. John 11oonev. David Plea. Craoo Raymond. Adam Helton, Wolliam l1ose I. EWileth Moore. Katheme Bowen. Moranda Mac!Ua. Darby Wtdclne, Kato R\Jedo. lletlecca Fri. AlexMldr3 _ . , l(endra Yag<:JN Come Bloom. Alyssa Bethtet. Jenna Manolal<l!s, Amonda
();Mo
Back Row Nwa Joher, Moranda Leake.
Dylan
.Ja-1onQ Logan Hort>erv. Bhoroav Nookala. Enc Wolske. St......, JoebOeo. oar.et Martin. Jchnathan
Han Shiinbosh. David Ryan w.ro James D'Angelo. NiCholas Cone. Mattllew Jotnson. James Mcaarev. Brent Goodct>*l. Leslie Ohene-lldJI!. Enc Hncho. Jacob sweenev. John """""""-StePhanie Foreman Hinds,
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.John Norcross. Creoarv ~-.
1 Poor Judd. After conversing w1th Curly, Judd Fry (John Rooney) contemplates what 1t would be like if he d1ed Judd realizes w1th dismay that most would
Bechtel, Jennifer Prillaman, and Crystal Mann
not care if tomorrow he d1d not wake up. Although he
dance to 'Many a New Day' The g1rls are getting ready
discovers this 1n the middle of the story, Judd does not
for the n~ght and listen1ng to Laurey talk about how she
change his unfriendly ways
cannot get over Curly
OKLAHOMA! is a play well-known to
Q: What made you want to tryout for the show? A I've participated 1n the drama program since freshmen year; 1t's one of my hobbles. Q: What was your favonte part about be1ng 1n the
marry the town flirt. Ado Annie (Rachel Van-
most, so when the drama department chose it
nice). He discovers that during his absence she
as the 2005 Spring Musical, the students were
has been wooed by Ali Hakim (Wilham Rose II). a
exc1ted. The story is set in Oklahoma prior to 1t
Persian peddler man. At the Box Social. where
becoming a state. The show opens w1th Curly
the boys bid on baskets made by the girls and
(Craig Raymond) singing about the beautiful
the winner of the bid gets the basket and a
morning on his way to ask Laurey (Rebecca
date with the girl who made it. All IS forced
Murphy) to the Box Social that night. However.
by Ado Annie's father to purchase her basket.
Curly is too late because Laurey has already
Eventually Ado realizes that she loves Will, not
told the farm hand, Judd Fry (John Rooney)
Ali, so she leaves with Will, much to Ali's relief
that she would go with him. The problem is Interview w1th Hanna Solecka, a chorus member
2 Cossiping Cals. Exc1ted for the Box Social, Darby Wickline, Rebecca Fink, Hannah Lewis, Alyssa
Judd and Curly both bid on Laurey's
that Laurey only said yes to Judd because she
basket with the intention of not g1v1ng up.
was afraid of what he might do if she said no
However Curly ends up winning because in the
Curly then dec1des instead to take Laurey's
middle of bidding, he sells all his cowboy equip-
Aunt Eller (Lynn O'Brien) to the Box Social in his
ment to make enough money to beat Judd.
fancy surrey with the fringe on top. Will Parker
(David Pica) bottom
Laurey and Curly realize that they truly love each other and should get married. After their wedding ceremony, an angry Judd
show?
left, who has just returned from Kansas City
A I made many new friends and the show was
describes the marvels of modern day urban
shows up, challenges the groom, and ends up
life to fellow cowboys (Devin Cochran and Jonathan Hinds). Will ventured to Kansas
dead. Without the threat of Judd anymore,
sold out every n1ght.
Q What was the hardest part about be1ng 1n the show? A Time management. I always had to juggle homework and rehearsal Q What was your favonte memory from work1ng
Curly and Laurey can live happily ever after
City to earn money so he would be allowed to
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1n the show? A When we executed the Farmer and the Cow¡ hand Rout1ne perfectly on open1ng n1ght.
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Cood Knight, Sleep Tight... In the m1ddle of the1r tongue-tw1st1ng verse. Jordan Humphrey gesticulates h1s exasperation wh1le Logan Horberg looks on. The two pnnces delivered a very qu1cl<. clever. bedtime rhyme that was not only tiring for them to perform, but also for the aud1ence to watch
Front Row: Bnscoe Brown. Caleb Roch, Brad Bunte Row 2: Clement1ne Pettigrew. Leona Murphy, Sarah Lockmiller, Samantha Pitard, Austin Klump, Logan Horberg, Magan Strong, Alison Broadbent. Maria Broadbent. Vernetta Wnght Row 3 : Thomas W1t1<1n. Reanna Osier. Kandace Odom. Marl<ela Stevenson. Raven Davls·Harg· est. Stephame Foreman. Eric Hirschi, Jordan Humphrey, JoZalea Matias. M1randa Machula, Kendra Yagow, Em1ly Chen Back Row: Dylan Jarllng, Alexandra Bell, Megan Byers. Aerris Newton, M1randa Leake, Ailsa Reardon. Natalie Norns. M1a Goodly, Lily Szujewski, Jennifer Grill, Elizabeth Pntchard, Kathenne line. Chloe Machula. Emily Pinhe1ro
This fall, the head of the drama
reasonable, yet flighty mother. the
department. Sue Aldndge, selected The Prin-
Queen (Raven Davis-Hargest ). tries
cess Plays to be the children's show. Th1s play
to work out a solution to the problem .
featured ten short acts and poems. as well
Following this allegorical lesson were
as two musical numbers featuring the ent1re
three bnef poems. "The Glass Slipper: "Princess
company. The play had a cast and crew of forty.
Rules: and Tm Not Afraid." Next came the short
The show started with a rousing
story, "The Lost Half-Hour; about a gullible boy
rendition of ·oanetn' 1n the Streets; in which
named Bobo who is cast out by his shrill mother
the cast performed a dance choreographed
and perfect brothers to work for a mean princess.
by Mrs. Aldridge. Following this was a mono-
finding comfort only in a poor housekeeper. Tilda.
logue g1ven by Samantha Pitard about "What
He goes on a quest to find the pnncess·s "lost"
it is to be a Pnncess: Then poems called, "If I
half-hour of sleep, and ends up finding more than
Ruled the World; 'Night Knight; and "The Frog
he was looking for. along the way meeting some
Prince· were recited by select princesses and
very Interesting people. The show ended with
knights. with help from a frog. The first short
an old favorite. "Ease On Down the Road; wh1ch
story, "The Pnncess and the Princess: was
left the audience uplifted and royally educated.
about a greedy, spo1led princess and a simple, reserved princess who argue over who has the right of way at a bridge cross1ng.
Pictured
Ribbit! Em1ly Pinheiro recites the poem "The Frog
Words Laura Fink Photography Ron Sullivan
Pnnce: a short verse about a princess whose true love IS, unfortunately, a frog
P1nhe1ro ponders the relat1on·
right. Tw1nkleberry (Markela Stevenson).
sh1p between herself and her frog pnnce. discuss1ng the
the spoiled princess listens 1mpat1ently as her
ups and downs of be1ng 1n love w1th an amph1b1an The frog, played by Aust1n Klump, s1ts happilY bes1de her as she speaks of the1r strange linkage
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1 Once Upon A Time ... Portray1ng the "Old
Woman:
Stephanie Foreman reads the story of "The Pr1ncess and the Pnncess¡ to the audience. The Old Woman interacted w1th the aud1ence and the other characters by ask1ng questions and walk1ng on stage 1n the m1ddle of acts. Foreman brought much humor to her role w1th her funny accent. flashy clothes. and falling asleep 1n the m1ddle of her storyl 2 Pucker Up! The King, played by Caleb Roch. watches w1th a sharp eve as his long-lost daughter Tilda
(Aerris Newton) tries eagerly to kiss Bobo (Brad Bunte Bobo has JUSt returned from his long Journey to the end of the earth to find lost t1me. On his tnp, he met The K1ng. who had lost h1s daughter Bobo finds out soon after he returns that Tilda is the k1ng's m1ss1ng Chid 3 Rule Number One ... In order to be a pnncess. one must follow many rules. Magan Strong g1ves Mia
Coodly, Lily Szujewski, and Reanna Osler examples of how they must hve 1n order to be true. proper pnncesses ¡oon't teach a parrot to s1ng Chnstmas carols 1n June; was one of these s1lly rules
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1 Where is that cat?! Ken (Gregory Schweizer) struggles to hear h1s friends after firing a gun near his ear Since he was only able to hear muffled noises. Ken misinterpreted what his friends were saying, and even thought the ring1ng telephone was a cat meowingl 2 The Green-Eyed Monster. Overcome w1th Jealousy because of her husband's assumed affa1r. Cass1e (Hanna
Solecka) fl1rts shamelessly w1th Ken (John Rooney), who was suffering from his heanng loss and was con¡ fused and rather appalled at Cassie's behav1or. 3 Oh, my aching back! Cla1re (Divya Gail chat¡ ters endlessly on the phone w1th a doctor while Cookie (Colleen Sola ) crawls helplessly on the floor to get rid of her back pa1n Sola was very hilarious 1n her potrayal of Cookie Cusack and brought the aud1ence near to tears from laughter w1th her crazy cloth1ng, vo1ce. and shenanigans.
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"What's going on here?" A very confused Ern1e (Steven Joebgen) attempts to understand all of the false 1nformat1on that he has been given about the whereabouts of Charlie and Myra Erme who was coerced 1nto cook1ng d1nner for the party guests by Chris. decides to take a break from the preparations to 1nvest1gate a loud no1se. He didn't know at the time. but the noise was an accidental gunshot fired by Ken upsta1rs who was try1ng to help Charlie.
Front Row: Jacob Sweeney, Matthew Flottmann. Tyler B1n1on. Thomas Witkin, Arwa Joher. Alexandra Bell. 10 Zalea Mat1as. Nathan Sullivan Row 2: Rebecca F1nk. Colleen Sola. Ham Sharabash. Devin Cochran. D1vya Gai. Cla1re Denn1s Back Row: Megan Byers Hannah Lewis. Steven Joebgen. John Rooney, Jenna Manolakes. Seth Dousman. Gregory Schweizer. Hilary Pope, Chnstopher McLennand. Hanna Solecka. Derek Lomibao. Rachel Yoon.
can vou keeD a secret? A gunshot through the earlobe, a miss1ng hostess, four eccentric couples. and a v1sit from the police turn a small celebration between friends into sheer chaos. In the comedy Rumors, this year's fall show, four upper class New York couples are invited to a dinner party at the home of Charlie and Myra Brock who are celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary. Ken and Chris Gorman, the first couple to arrive, are surpnsed when Myra is nowhere to be found and Charlie is in h1s bedroom with a gunshot wound in his ear. Chris (Hilary Pope, pictured left) calls Charlie's doctor under Ken's direction. but ends up lying about his ailments after being told by Ken that the situation could be a lawsuit waiting to happen. To add to the chaos. Claire and Lenny Ganz soon arrive. Both are still react1ng to the car accident they were involved 1n on the way to the party. Eventually they begin Suspicious, Suspicious ... Responding to the car aCCident involving the Ganzs' car. police officers Welch and Pudney (Derek Lomibao and Hannah Lewis) mvestigate the Brocks ' house. and soon begin to suspect something else is go1ng on. The guests stall Welch from finding Charlie by saying that he would call downstairs when he was ready. Little d1d the officers know that Lenny was actually pretending to be Charlie!
that Cookie and Ernie make dinner. Reluctantly they oblige and disappear into the kitchen. Meanwhile, Ken accidentally fires a pistol next to his own ear. damaging his hearing. The final pair of party guests are Cassie and Glenn Cooper. a dysfunctional couple struggling with their own marital problems. Cassie flirts with the other men at the party to make Glenn Jealous, based on her assumption of his prom1scu1ty. Neither of them notice that something fishy is go1ng on. Eventually, when everyone realizes the odd behavior of Chns. Cla1re. and the partially deaf Ken, Lenny bursts out with the truth of Charlie's injury and the mysterious disappearance of Myra. Tension builds as rumors about the
to catch on that Ken and Chris are trying to keep the truth from them. Ken ends up spill-
incident escalate motivating Cassie to storm out on Glenn and lock herself in Claire and Lenny's crashed car. When the police arrive to investigate the Ganz's car acc1dent. Lenny tries to pass as Charlie by telling the officers an impromptu and extremely far-fetched story.
ing that Myra is miss1ng and Charlie 1s injured. The next couple to arrive IS crazy Ernie and Cookie Cusack. To avoid questions about the lack of hired help or hosts, Chns suggests
The officers buy his tale and wish everyone a good even1ng. Tremendously relieved, the couples finally believe they can relax. but there is one last surprise in store for everyone ...
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disco inferno 1 Burn, baby bum! Thos year's Wonter Dance, dosco themed. took place at Lincoln Square Mall Students packed the food .ourt area fr- m 7 10 pm
2 This is how we do it! Kathleen Holm, Courtney Norton, Emily Morris, Sienna Marcott, Kiersten Boyd, and Lauren Shelby en ~ d~n< ong woth thf'or fnends 3 A night of royalty. Tr r omon s for Wonto r D~nce 200 Kong nd Quf'en. Michael Ammons Rachel Yoon Christine Weber Matthew Buller Audrey Wegman Adam McMullen Jason Gray Claire Dennis zachary Alumbaugh and Natalie Norris waot patoently for the won¡ ners to be announced
4 It's getting hot in here! Abby Karch Rachel
Carson 01d Heather Hall tolÂŤ a bre;oK from dan ong It s th mrst p pular dance because tudents do not have to stress about fina ng a date.
s Girls just wanna have fun! Taylor Philips, Brittany Ullestad, and Amanda Cushing take a monute t< P"Se for the camera 6 And the winners are ... Natalie Norris ond Jason
Gray were crowned Kong and Qupen Teachers nomonate senoors for the court, and then fellow seniors vote.
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d 1n od
hool country
att1re. Erin Myers and Matthew Buller p ·rformed the 1untry hit
k 1n by
1hnny
n
2 If at first you don't succeed, try again. -h
t
Latisha Miller, Erica Smith, 'ld Jessica Miller 1n't 1v•
1w· and n; <>d 1t -;
1p
v
o. ng
'Und• d b. ut1fuf
together and be1ng 1n sync made the1r performance ootstandlng
3 The Devil Went Down to Georgia. Kenneth Price, a<
mp· n d by .l1r• t Jph r 1av
.yd
W; b.1un
n
n
Deal, d d an exquiSite JOb on hiS fiddle Pnce play1ng such a dlffi< ult S• ng
h~<
be<:ome an annual trad1t10n <n thiS talent show
4 Sing it, girl! Not afra1d of a crowd. and lov1ng to perform,
Claire Dennis b< lted out the notes of ·unwntten· by atasha Bedingfield
And now, ladies and gentleman .... Spectrum Man! Caleb Roch t
on th r·
1f th
y 1r'
p
trun M·1n.
wh1ch can b< a v<:ry nerve·wrack1ng JOb to open the ent1re produ< t10n 6 little drummer boy. r rform1ng the caden<.e Kevin
Ranney 1nd th
.entenn1
rurnhne bnng the <:r 1Wd t
tn. r
feet as the trad1t1onal clos1ng act of Spectrum
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african-american culture club Words Centunan Staff Photography Ron Sullivan, Centunan Staff In the African American Culture Club,
The Poetry Slam is a popular annual
sponsored by Lisa Thomas-Vernon, students
A.A.C.C program. To participate in the slam
come together in celebration of African-
students must compose the poetry they
American culture. This group discusses Black
perform. A panel of judges scores the par-
history and brainstorms a range of activities 1n
ticipants and awards certificates to the winners.
which the club can part1c1pate. Thomas-Vernon
The grand finale of A.A.C.C. activities
commented about the club's work stating, "I
is a program of extraordinary talent, known
think the club has done a very good job at
as the Afncan-American Talent Show. The
exposing the whole school to Black History."
show on February 18, included vocal solos,
The African- American Read-In IS an
groups of dancers and singers, and a runway
example of one of these activities At the
fashion show Students put a great deal of
read-In, literary works by Black authors are
effort and research into producing this show,
performed in celebration of Black History. The
using resources within the school, according
purpose of this program IS to highlight works
to Thomas-Vernon. The community's standing
by Black authors, not just American Blacks. The
room only audience validates the importance of
program beg1ns w1th the s1ng1ng of the Black
th1s program and the t1me club members spend
National Anthem , Ltft Every Voice and Sing.
on historical research Involved 1n its creation.
All students, not just those of African-Amen-
"The audience was captivated by the historical
can ancestry, are encouraged to participate.
facts we had in the show: sa1d Thomas-Vernon.
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lent
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living t
dream
Katherine Reutter, a senior at Centennial, has spent the last six months in Marquette, Michigan pursuing her dream of becoming a champion speed skater. Reutter's career has become quite successful. She is currently ranked 35th in the world for speed skaters under the age of 18. Below, Reutter shares with us the fun, the toughest, and the most memorable times she experienced this past year while she lived her dream.
What Is your typical day like? I wake up around 5:30 am every day and take my heart rate before heading off to practice. I get off the ice at 8:45 so I can be at school by third period, which starts at 9:30. After school gets out at 2:20, I eat a small lunch before going to my afternoon practice, which is around 3:30. Afternoon workouts can take anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours not including warm up and cool down, but I'm usually out of Sports Medicine by 6:00 every day. After practice, I grab some dinner, sharpen my skates. take a shower, study, and try to call home before I go to bed
What kind of people are on your team? The short track team is made up of the funniest, most random people I know. They come from anywhere between New York to California. I admire my teammates for being able to maintain a normal life even under all the pressures of our sport
1 Croup shotl Reutter. pictured 1n the front row, second from the nght side. and her team pose for a group picture after the u.s Jun1or Championships 2 Amazing Race In Midland, Michigan. Reutter follows closely In second place The twos rs on her h lmet s1gn1f1es her overall second POSition standing In the meet 3 A Strong Finish W1nded, Kathenne Reutter catches her breath after an amazing race at the u.s. Jun1or ChampionshiPS The races were held In Midland, M1chlgan
my life to speed skating with these people, but at the end of the day they're still my ma1n competition
Where do you attend school? Is it hard to keep up with the workload while you train? I am a senior at Marquette Senior High School. It is extremely difficult balancing sports and school. Speed skating 1sn't just showing up to practice. We have equipment to take care of, and stretching and abs are extra daily tasks every successful skater must do. So much of this sport is mental. Just staying positive and fearless is exhausting. One bad day can send you spiraling into a mental ditch. One good day can have you scared of losing the good feeling
What kind of competitions have you competed In? We compete in mostly American Cups. The top 5 spots at an American Cup make the World Team. There is also Junior Trials, where the top 3 make the Junior World Team. I was second this year and competed in Romania. I competed in Olympic trials, and will compete in Senior Trials (trials for the World Cup championship). and North Americans (a dual meet against the Americans and Canadians) before I come back to Centennial in the spring
How have you done In your competitions?
How do you get along with your teammates? Are you a close group?
This year I am currently the top ranked skater in the junior division of the American Cup Circuit. At American Cup 1, 1 was 12th in the senior division and 1st In the Junior division. At American Junior Tnals, 1 placed
When you live In such close quarters with people, you tend to fight and bicker all the time. We all love each other, and we treat each other like brothers and sisters. It's hard because
second overall and first In the 1500. At the American Cup 2, I placed 7th in the senior division and 1st in the Junior division. I hope to rank a little better at American cup 3, but top 8
I hang out, eat, train, and dedicate
Is exceptional for someone my age
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Words Margaret Hankel Photography Ron Sullivan 3 On Your Marks! Listening for the sound of the start1ng gun, Brytney Taylor focuses on the race ahead. Taylor ran short distance, often compet1ng 1n the 100 meter dash 4 Ready? Exchange! Asha Kallch-
ira passes the baton to Aterra Hunt dunng the 4x400 meter relay A m1ddle d1stance runner, Kahch1ra's favonte race was the 400 meter dash.
1 And they're off! Aterra Hunt and Danielle Banks powerfully take off dunng the 100 meter dash. Hunt and Banks displayed Impressive talent wh1ch contnbuted to many of the Charger's first place victories. 2 Nice Finish! Followed closely by Brlttney Harmon, Tracey Schafer pulls through the home stretch dunng the 1600 meter run. Harmon and Schafer, both former pole vaulters. dec1ded to give the distance events a try
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The class1c track team
The girls kicked off the
saying, "an Individual sport with
outdoor season at the Cham-
a team concept," as often heard
paign County meet. where they
from Centennial's women's track
captured first place After end1ng
and field coach Lester Washing-
the regular outdoor season. the
ton. proved to be especially true
girls proceeded to the Confer-
this year. With so much wide-
ence and Sectional meets. where
spread talent. including a par-
they earned 1st and 2nd place.
ticularly g1fted group of under-
respectively. The Big 12 Con-
classmen. the girls learned the
ference meet was a particularly
Importance of combining their
special victory because it was the
Individual skills and, as a result,
third consecutive year the girls
formed one truly dominant team.
earned first place.
At the the season.
beginning
of
Adesida. Hunt. Eisner-
Washington. for-
Poor. and Washington advanced
merly a spnnt coach, filled the
to the IHSA State Finals where
position of head coach. The
they competed in the 4x400 me-
transition to a new head coach
ter relay They ran an outstand-
mlght not have been an easy
ing 49.82 and finished in eleventh
one. but with the help of cap-
place. Janasha
tains Takeisha Hunt.
went to the State meet where
McKe1th. and
Kassandra
Hampton
also
Erin Mears (pic- she competed in the 400 meter
tured left). the girls were able
dash and received eleventh place.
to make a smooth adjustment.
Shot putters Mears and Jordan
The girls got off to a dy-
Harris. competed too. placing
namic beginning during the indoor
22nd and 29th, respectively. "It
season. placing second at the B1g
was a good year." reflected Eis-
12 Indoor lnv1te At the Indoor
ner-Poor, "We learned a lot from
State meet, Kaitlyn Eisner-Poor,
our State meet and we now know
Leslie Washington. Olab1si Adesi-
what we need to do to improve."
da, and Candice Odom competed in the 4x200 meter relay, setting a new school record of 1 47.82
SCOREBOARD
Place
Meet Indoor Season Big 12 Invite
2
Charleston Invite
6
Outdoor Season
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orBrvtv
Maroaret Hanket Audra 1 Ptt11ios COadt Lest W.sl'lilgton
VI IC
11 VI ltacev SChafer Back Row " Harmon Jordan Hams
Champaign County
1
Normal Community
1
Urbana/St. Joe/Central
1
Big 12
1
IHSA Sectionals
2
Kassandra ~Keith. Enn Mears Petin Haciralfootu. Jenrllfer CoodwiOe Qabisi Adesld3 t.eslie Washilgton ne Mehnert Coach Bryan Beven. Kara llendlickson
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...and they're off Centennial's boys' track
outstanding
Individual
perfor-
James Kurley, pic-
team did well this year despite
mances.
many
hav-
tured right. ran a tremendous
ing a young, relatively inexpe-
3200 meter race at the Urbana
rienced team and various InJu-
Open. finishing 4th in a tough field
ries hindering top runners, the
of runners. At the Mattoon Invite.
setbacks.
Between
Chargers had their hands full
Andrew Mueller finished 1st in
during the 2005 track season.
the 1600 meter run. helping the
Christopher Littleton was
Chargers finish 2nd in the meet.
set to have a superb season and
Joseph Leach logged 3rd and 5th
was predicted to run in the IHSA
place finishes in the 3200 meter
State Meet. but things went awry
and 1600 meter runs. respective-
at the Big 12 Indoor Champion-
ly, in the same day at the Big 12
ships, he strained his hamstring
Conference meet. And Gregory
while running the 55 meter dash.
Broeren. a four year track and
Littleton's injury took him out of
field veteran, anchored the 4x200
competition for the remainder of
meter relay most of the season,
Indoor season as well as for the
qualifying the team for State.
beginning of the outdoor season.
In all. the boys qualified
leaving a vo1d on the team. With a
nine athletes for State. includ-
strong member of the team out
ing the 4x800 meter relay (com-
of commission. the younger mem-
posed of members Luke Penner,
bers of the team were forced to step up to the challenge, and
Kenneth Lamm. Daniel Rolando. Curtis Marshall). the 4x200 me-
that is exactly what they did.
ter relay (members Dwight Eddle-
Enc
Simmons.
Benja-
man. Michael Shivers, Broeren,
min Peterson, and Daniel Walls
Jason Shine). and Matt Kurley in
were repeatedly asked to com-
the 3200 meter run.
pete at the varsity level to fill
The
majority
of
the
all of the events. Although all
team's members were underclass-
three were only freshman. they
men. However. the team did not
helped contribute greatly to the
see this as a disadvantage. They
season.
felt that the experience gained
team
throughout The
the
runners
during the season will help them
also contributed their share of
veteran
become stronger next season.
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Place 4 2 2 5
Ff'Ont Row- Ryan ::.Aen, Jeffery Gerold. Dane! I<Diando, 51'M!r5. Daniel Wlll.s. Zad!¥y Stehn, llenjanwl ~ Jason Row 2: Lui<• Pl!mer. Jomes Kurlev. _ , K<Ma . .hliJ!Nn Hinds . .I05ellh Leodl, Dwight Eddleman. Javsoo Slwle, IAolt:tfl<'W !11nS0n Row 3 : Greg Waiter;, Cllnstoone< - · FfodeJld: Krn. Kemy .......... S;rn Krn. Jolln Gruber. Enc Srnc>son. Gfeoo<Y Broeren ClJ'bS -.hal, Bob ~tmm Back RoW' e Slwle, Enc Somlons, LOUIS lauooes, 1\dam Helton. 5haun FUton
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1 Bringin' It Home. Dwight Eddleman races neck and neck with his Central opponent down the backstretch. Eddie¡ man ran the a leg of the Chargers' 4x200 meter relay and also competed 1n the 100 and 200 meter dash. 2 Flying Solo. Jason Cook stretches to get every tnch pos¡ stble dunng a long JUmp. Cook, a four-year veteran. helped the Chargers by compettng 1n the long JUmp and triple JUmp.
3 Up, Up, and Away! Eric Simmons clears the bar in the high JUmp at the Urbana Open Simmons was the leadtng high JUmper for the Chargers this season. JUmptng a personal best of 5'11'
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3 Out! Act1ng quickly, Rachel Rosenbaum rece1ves the ball and prepares to prevent her Eisenhower opponent from reaching home. Rosenbaum ga1ned valuable expenence by play1ng in both JUnior vars1ty and vansty games As a catcher. she was an Important asset to both teams.
1 1 Great catch! After catch1ng the pop fly Amy Eckels throws the ball towards the 1nfield 1n hopes of mak1ng a double play as Corinne Cogdell looks on. Eckels and Cogdell were both freshmen on the JUnior varsity team and had no trouble adJUSting to the challenges of h1gh school softbalL 2 Keep your eye on the ball! Prepanng to rece1ve the ball from a teammate,
Britney Weiser wa1ts 1n hopes of gett1ng her opponent out as Kara Denneman watches anx1ously We1ser made valuable contnbut1ons to the team as the only freshman on the vars1ty roster
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clearing the plate The Charger Softball team their play with a close, but disapbattled their way through the long pointing game aga1nst Central and and demanding season with determi- a narrow Victory over Decatur Manation and perserverance. They be- carthur. Despite the players· hard gan w1th an early loss to Urbana, but work. there were more challenges the team came back to beat them in than expected, and they did not adan exciting 8-0 shutout only three vance in any post-season play games later. This victory over Urbana
However. the team was
was the team's most solid and excit- able to achieve a strong sense of unity throughout the season. "I'm ing win. Another early loss to Dan- really proud of how close our team ville proved to be disappointing, but got th1s year," Kaitlyn Saathoff through hard work, the Chargers stated, describing her favorite acwere able to improve and capture complishment. The team enjoyed a 6-2 victory over them 1n a later doing activities together, such as game. The games aga1nst Urbana varsity team nights, when the playand Decatur were both impressive ers spent time together and got to examples of the team's long-term know each other better. The junior varsity team improvement. The team rounded out also worked hard to improve. "We • • • • • • • • • • - all got better at bunting, hitt1ng,
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and throwing as the season went
Varsity
on,"
freshman
outfielder
lman
Sharabash commented. The team
Eisenhower
1-2 3-4 2-3
Urbana
8-0
including pitcher Amy Berry (PIC-
Central
1-2 6-2 3-2
tured left) helped add to the team's
Mahomet -Seymour Tn-Valley
Danville Macarthur
was comprised mainly of freshmen, but a strong group of sophomores.
success.
SCOREBOARD Junior Varsity Central Normal Comm. Urbana Rantoul Mahomet Mattoon Central
16-2 2-11 16-4 9-16 0-4 0-11 12-2
Junoor Varsity Front Row HaJev Hoss CIYistone Mo~ew<U Amv een-v. H.1mah Craddock Rachel Kiltlvn Sa< • Row 2 ar-1cia Rook. auren Somers ~ uenard Kara Oenneman. Corome Cogdell Aurea She ton Brttnev Wer5B k11 ' l1led Back Row .leSSIC3 Gamawav. Coac"' StM> HOilPer
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Words Zachary Cocagne Photography Ron Sullivan Get Down! Kyle West d1ves back safely underneath the tag of the Danv111e first baseman. West. a freshman . was a regular starter 1n the outfield of the JUnior varsity team and was valuable at the plate. consistenly gett1ng on base to spark the Charger offense.
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11-3
Rantoul
9-6 7-0 11-5 19-8
Judah Christian St. Thomas More St. Thomas More Normal West
6-8
Normal West
9-8
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fresh talent This year's junior varsity
with us, and of course we had to
baseball team was one to remem-
give Coach Burden a hard time
ber. The team was stacked with a
because it was his last year. It was
strong lineup from top to bottom
just a fun year:
and had very few weaknesses.
The freshman baseball
Led by Anthony Petruzello and
team came into the season know-
Tyler Carroll, sophomores who
ing what they had to do to win.
spent their freshman year getting
Just like every year, players from
valuable experience on the junior
different schools came together
varsity squad, the team finished
and were forced to mesh quickly
with a record of 17-9. Many fresh-
in order to succeed. This did not
man. such as outfielder Kyle West,
seem to phase these Chargers,
third
though, as they powered through
baseman Daniel Plecki, and utility
their schedule and came out with
player Tyler Stefan, saw dramatic
a record of 14-7.
shortstop
Addison
Aina,
playing time on a sophomoredominated team.
Even with a good crop of players lost to the junior varsity
This season was played
team, the squad was still able to
for more than just the players,
put an explosive team on the field
however. Coach Steve Burden, a
night after night. Led by players
ten-year member of the baseball
Brian Wachtel (pictured left).
staff, retired this year. The rela-
Tyler Stefan (who played both
tionship between coach and play-
junior varsity and freshman base-
er is important to the success of
ball). Collin Dedecker, and Thomas
any team, making this season an
Eddleman the team found ways
emotional one for the coach and
to win, whether it was with pitch-
driving the players to play their
ing, hitting, or base running . ·when the season start-
best every night. ·This year was emotional
ed, I had not played with any of
for Coach Burden; stated Car-
my teammates before: stated
roll. ·He was tough on us, but fair.
Wachtel, "but we all got along re-
You cannot expect anything less
ally well and had fun playing just
from him. Luckily Coach Schum-
going out and playing ball:
acher was there to joke around
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7-6
Kankakee
3-2
Central
13-3
St. Joe
7-0
Central
3-2
Urbana
7-10
Bloomington
10-7
Junior Va rsity Front Row JYtlr Bntton. AnthOnY l13smJSSen """"' M.Jst. Tyler Stefan Antnonv Coolev Lucas Hansen Second Row h ache< Layton Seeber Kvte West Addison Aona. MIChael A>ev Tyler Correll. Coa<h Steve lUdell Back Row: F rr . ~ " "' PetnJZello. Tyler Walterl. crn.tooher Davies.
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3 Look the ball ln. Nicholas Joyce fields a throw on a pick off play Joyce was the Jackof-all-trades th1s year, playing all over the field while h1tt1ng .308 and often com1ng through when the team needed h1m the most 4 Down and dirty. Slid1ng feet first. Adam
Hays avo1ds the tag wh1le stealing second base Hays started in center field almost every game Without comm1tt1ng an error. lead off. and hit 370 with 11 stolen bases.
1 Race to the base. Mov1ng quickly, Ryan Cones hustles to apply a tag to the
base runner Ganes was a solid player this year. hitt1ng 333 and slugging .542 w1th the bat while playing first base and p1tch1ng for the team 2 Airing it out. Shortstop Maxwell Nelson makes a throw to first base. Nelson. a three-year starter at shortstop, finished h1s sen1or season w1th a 379 batt1ng average, 10 stolen bases. and was tied for the team lead 1n tnples w1th 3
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poised an focused Onlookers
view
baseball
St.
Joseph-Ogden.
as a sport of relaxation. But what
Tuscola, and Springfield Lanphier
onlookers do not realize
to start the year with a 5-2 re-
IS
that
baseball is not a physical game.
cord. The team d1d not stop the1r
but rather a mental game A true
winning ways e1ther. cont1nu1ng to
student of the sport is exhausted
defeat many talented ball clubs
after a game not because of the
including Mahomet-Seymour and
physical aspects. but rather the
Normal
Community.
Although
aspect that you have to be ready
the team was playing well. they
for anything at any time A focused
did not peak until the last week
fielder makes the spectacular play,
of the season. dunng which they
a focused base runner takes the ex-
beat Mattoon tw1ce. This built
tra base. and a focused hitter slugs
the team's confidence going into
the perfect pitch out of the park.
post season play. The first game
Baseball is a thinking man's game:
was against Mt. Zion. which was a
that in itself is the challenge
disappointing 3-0 loss 1n a hard-
The varsity baseball team
3
Springfield,
fought ball game.
came into the season with some-
The season completed
thing to prove. With the majority of
many goals and broke records
the key players from the previous
that surprised and impressed the
season's roster and even more play-
coaching staff. The team swept
ers with an abundance of varsity
Danville and perennial power Mat-
experience, the team was expect-
toon en route to finishing the
ed to contend for the conference
season with a record of 20-14,
championship. Also. with a lineup
becoming the first team in many
dominated by seniors, leadershiP
years to win twenty games. The
was evident from the first day of
school record for saves in a single
practice. The next step was getting
season was threatened by Austin
everybody on the same page and
Ducey, who finished the season
ready to play.
w1th 3 saves. tied for second 1n the
the record books. In addition. play-
season on fire with w1ns against
ers Matthew Decker (pictured
The
team
started
left). Matthew Moore. Maxwell Nelson. Adam Hays, and Kyle Stewart
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were selected to one of the three All-Conference teams. and Hays
Springfield Springfield Lanphier Normal Community Danville Mt. Zion
Mattoon Regionals. Mt. Zion
9-8 8-2 6-7 2-0 11-7 3-1 0-3
was chosen to play in the IBCA All Star Game. "This year was the most satisfying year since I became head coach; said Kyle Herges. "The players worked hard every day. The sum of the parts is much stronger than the individual, and this team showed that."
Front Row: Maxwell Nel ;on, Jason Mesch. Ntchola< illyce. Caleb Roch. Ryan Cones. Marc Porter. Aaron Cones Row 2: Coach Kyle Herges, Kyle Stewart. Matthew Moore. John House. Zachary Cocagne. Daniel Plecki. Coach Norne Loschen Back Row: Justtn West, Trenton Swtft. Matthew Decker. Jason Gray, Austtn Ducey, Adam Hays, Alex f
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1 Crash the goal! Spnnt1ng away w1th the ball, Marissa Grass heads towards the goal 1n a game aga1nst Bloomington Grass played regularly 1n both JUnior vars1ty and arsity games She was also a JUniOr vars1ty co-captain . 2
Whoosh! With a powerful kick. defender Donna Lacey sends the ball fly1ng
down the field at the Illinois Soccer Stad1um. Lacey, a vars1ty starter. was a solid force 1n the Chargers¡ defense. 3
Taking Charge! Concentrating Intensely, Jaimie Wall qu1ckly cuts the ball away from her Central opponent Wall played midfield on the vars1ty team. 4
First to the Ball! Teanng down the field, Rosamond Mate beats her op-
ponent to the ball Mate was a key midfielder for the JUnior varsity team . and was voted a JUnior vars1ty capta1n by her teammates for her leadershiP on and off the field
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shooting for success The Chargers¡ season be-
Kelly Coats formed an aggressive
gan with the challenge of adapting
group of strikers. effectively work-
to the loss of many strong seniors.
ing together to provide the team
Although this loss was apparent
with many important goals. A group
early in the season. the team was
of strong defenders. including Eliz-
able to
abeth Unander (pictured left)
come together for a se-
ries of exciting victories. including a
also contributed.
Regional win over Bloomington The
Spirits were high going into
team's first victory was a crushing
Reg1onal game against Bloomington
7-2 win over St. Theresa. A 3-0 VIC-
Regan scored twelve m1nutes into
tory over Bolingbrook gave first-
the game to give Centennial a 1-
year goalkeeper Lyndsey Klump her
0 lead at halftime Determined to
first shutout of the season Klump
win. the team fought hard to keep
stepped up to fill the vacant posi-
the lead The game finally ended
tion after two years as a defender
when Coambs scored the winning
A number of other individuals were
goal in the second overtime. De-
equally as Important to the team.
spite the hard efforts of the team
Elizabeth Knight led the team in
during the match. Centennial fell to
scoring with ten
goals. Knight.
Normal Community in the Regional
Mary Regan. Elissa Coambs, and
semifinals. bringing an end to the season. Junior varsity began the
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season with a series of wins under
Varsity
new coach Anne Haab. The team's
Mahomet
0-3
potential was first shown In a victo-
St. Theresa
7-2
ry over Mahomet. where goalkeeper
Bolingbrook Galesburg
3-0 2-4
in the first game of the season. The
Mattoon
2-1
team worked hard throughout the
Herscher
2-0
season to play as a unified group.
Bloomington
2-1
Cassandra Leisner and Nicole But-
Sandra Stundahl earned a shutout
ler-Proch led the team in scoring.
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2-0 2-1 0-2 2-1 1-1 1-1 2-1
Junoor varsotv Front Row l1osaooond Milt Alexandra KflCI)Ier Jemfer Laoml. 5andro Stundahl Katneme KflCI)Ier Racl>el Vanroce M.lrissa Cr.m Back Row Keloc Dati. LIIJ'on Sharrocn. <n.m RI:Jiler Alrt>ef ter Ilona AJ.Q;Q. Katnn1 liiJ'I Kormoet. '~cole
a.tlef Procll. Coaclo
Anno Haab
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1 Playing it cool. Patrick Baisa warms up before a match w1th a few practice sw1ngs. Baisa was a team leader for the Charger men. ·vou could see he was really dedicated to the game He set an example for the rest of the guys." says teammate Kev1n Ranney 2 Right back at ya! Keep1ng h1s eyes on the ball. Maximo Lange prepares to return the serve It was Lange·s first season w1th the Chargers. but he quickly proved h1s worth w1th a final vars1ty record of 7-5 3 Now Serving ... Slamm1ng the ball Quinn Miller serves to h1s opponent M1ller played up to vars1ty as a freshman. and he was certainly be an enormous asset to the Chargers· lineup
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Robert Reynolds, Patrick
know how good your opponent
Baisa. and Timothy Bridges were
will be or how many points you
faced with the burden of being
could score for the team. It forces
the only seniors. but they were
you to play your hardest all the
ready for this challenge. Baisa and
time : reflects Jordan Taylor.
Reynolds led by example, consis-
The Chargers also had a
tently competing 1n the top level
strong pool of underclassmen to
of varsity competition Finishing
draw from
second at the Sectional meet.
tured left) was a solid performer
the two were also the sole State
for the Chargers. His fourth place
Brett Shaw
(pic-
qualifiers for the Chargers Bndges
finish with his doubles partner
took on h1s share of leadership as
Taylor helped the Chargers secure
well, ending the season with the
a victory 1n their annual Charger
most varsity singles wins at ten.
Doubles 1nv1tat1onal. The future of
The scoring system for
the program looks bright, taking a
meets was based not only on the
look at freshmen prospects Quinn
place of individuals, but also on
Miller and Brian Rector. Miller was
their particular sublevel of the
in the top six varsity lineup, while
varsity category. A first place
Rector was JUSt outside of making
in No. 3 singles is worth more
it. About the new freshmen. Pat-
pomts than a fifth place finish
rick Baisa comments, "Those guys
in No. 1 singles. even though the
are going to be good. I wouldn't
competition m1ght be tougher "I
be surprised to see both of them
like the system because you never
go to State 1n a couple of years ¡
4 Set for a win. Prepanng to return the ball. Young Lee focuses on h1s match. Lee played JUnior vars1ty for the Chargers and wil be a key asset to the team 1n future seasons 5 Ready for more. During a pract1ce match. Andrew
Cullen puts on h1s game face. Cullen. new to the team spent the year on JUnior varsity where he worked on 1mprov1ng h1s game aga1nst other JV competitors
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Place
Metamora Invite
4
Edwardsville Invit e Bloomington Invite
7 7
Decatur Doubles lnv1te
2
Centennial Invite
2
Charger Doubles Invite
1
Moline/ Rock Island Invite
12
Big 12 Conference
4
Sectionals
3
Row: T1mo hy Bndges. Qu1nn M1ller, Jordan Taylor, Robert Reynolds. Brett Shaw, Ba1sa. Br 1n Rector Row 2: loseph Thompson, Kevin Ranney, D1ego DePaula, Jay John Lee, Young Lee Back Row: Max1mo Lange, Andrew Cullen. Mart1n Crames, K1m. Chn topher Park, Coach Bill Carson
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stickin' it to 'em The Chargers had a tough
tougher, the Chargers· squad was
season , but they fought their
populated With new members,
way through 1t
Being only their
especially freshmen. and it took
second year since the team 's
the team a while to build team
move into varsity competition, the
unity. The difficulty of varsity level
athletes still had much to learn
competition was a lot for play-
about the level of competitive-
ers new to the game to handle.
ness and the work required to
Many veteran players had
be successful at this new level.
to p1ck up the slack. Anthony
After working hard and
Crowder (pictured right) contrib-
achieving a fair amount of suc-
uted to the effort as the leading
cess at the jun1or vars1ty level
scorer for the Chargers. Along
a few years earlier, the squad
with Crowder, Brian Eckstein, Brock
qualified to become a vars1ty team and was given the chance to play
Booton, and Keith Thomas led the Chargers· potent attack squad.
varsity. This change excited many
The players were moti-
of the players and made them
vated by the fact that their coach,
work harder because they knew
Brian Mosher, declared this season
the competition would be stiffer.
his last. With the birth of a new
When asked how playing varsity
daughter and a change of resi-
opponents compared to JUnior
dence, Mosher just could not
varsity competition, goalie Michael Cornstubble said that. "Everything,
continue coaching. The athletes felt they should give Mosher a
from the preparation to the speed
good send off Of coach Mosher,
of the game, was more diffi-
Booton said, "He was a great guy.
cult and an interesting challenge:
He showed us how the game was supposed to be played:
To make things even
1 Access denied. An oppos1ng attacker 1s stopped dead 1n h1s tracks by defender James Hayes Hayes was an indispensable component of the Chargers· defens1ve lineup 2 Get Fired Up. Teammates Daniel Dudley and Benjamin Yates receive a pep talk from Coach Bnan Mosher on the bench. Mosher. who coached the program from 1ts start four years prior. declared th1s season h1s last 3 I got It! Without regard to possible bodily damage, Keith Thomas d1ves for the ball 1n front of the opponents' goal. Thomas showed some maJor hustle as a sophomore attacker for the Chargers
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Saint Charles
L
Webonsie Valley
L
Lane Tech Nequa Valley
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4 Got Water? After grueling play, James McGovern takes a t1me out to rehydrate. The team kept a cooler at their pract1ces and games to keep the guys ready for to g1ve a more 1ntense effort 5 Go For the Goal Number 13 Brian Eckstein breaks around a defender to advance down the field . Eckstein was a four-year member of the team He says, ¡r11 really m1ss play1ng lacrosse 1n college.¡ 6 Back Off! Brock Booton battles an opponent for control of the ball. Booton filled the attack pos1tion for the Chargers. finishing the season w1th 5 goals and lead1ng the team w1th 11 ass1sts
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Words Elizabeth Fernandes Photography Ron Sullivan, and Darren Tee. 3 The perfect swing. At the
u of
golf
course dunng a dual meet. Rebecca Fink watches her shot fly down the fawway 4 Taking a walk on the wild side. At the Leroy 1nv1te, Mary Noel. Ivana Vi .and Jenna
Dombroski take a break from the pressure of the game to enJOY the scenery around them.
1 Watch that ball go. Hitt1ng on to the green. Katrina Keller makes a spectacular shot right at the p1n Keller placed 7th at the Reg1onal tournament w1th an 95 to help her team capture first place. 2 Please go In! Elizabeth Fernandes makes a putt on the 18th green to cl1nch the VIctory over Lincoln.
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swinging
the The Girl's Golf team did
Foreman. who played in the dual
exceptionally well this year. They
meets when the squad played on
started the season off With a
their home course. the University
bang, hav1ng two to three meets
of Illinois Blue Course. in Savoy.
per week. which made for long
Rounding out the seniors is Rebec-
nights on the road. "The bus rides
ca Fink. who has played varsity for
were the t ime when we could get
two years and was a strong captain
homework done; commented Iva-
and leader for this young team.
na Vi. who is Involved in many oth-
The rest of the team is
er activities at Centennial. Vi joined
composed of juniors Katnna Keller.
the team as a sophomore. when
Mary Noel and Elizabeth Fernandes.
they needed her the most. and
Fernandes IS a captain playing for
jumped right 1nto a varsity spot.
her third consecutive year on the
Like
Vi,
Jenna Dom-
broski (pictured left). a freshmen
vars1ty team.
She placed 11th at
the two day Eisenhower Invite with
this year. had to step up in a b1g
a 168. which was two strokes off
way Dombroski was in the spot-
of 9th place finisher. Dombroski.
light as a newcomer and was deter-
The season turned out
mined to put up some low scores as
well as the team beat St. Thomas
a freshman Dombroski helped the
More and Mahomet-Seymour for
Chargers defeat e1ght teams at the
their 5th straight Regional title. and
Leroy 1nv1te and win the invitational
then the team was off to Section-
for the second consecutive year.
als. At Sectionals the team finished
Krista Vedvik. one of the
with a respectable fifth place out
other three newcomers to the
of twelve teams. "It was definitely a
team. made her presence known
new expenence and makes me want
when she also was awarded a varsi-
to work harder on my game; com-
ty spot. Stephanie Foreman. one of
mented Dombroski. who missed
the two seniors on the team. was
the cut for State by four strokes.
also a newcomer to the g1rl's golf
Fernandes.
team. "I have only been playing for a
cut for State by shooting an 80,
few years. but it 1s fun.¡ commented
which was good enough for a 6th
however.
made
the
place medal and a trip to Carbondale. In Carbondale she placed 68th with a two-day total of 172. Noel
Scoreboard
says it best ¡we will work hard and we will be at State next year:
St. Anthony
175-193
Mattoon
165-193
Central
187-213
Lincoln
177-210
Region aIs
1st
Leroy Invite
1st
Section aIs
5th
Front Row Knsta Vedv1k. Stephanie Foreman Row 2 Rebecca F1nk, Kathryn Yi. Beth Anne Riehle. Elizabeth Fernandes Back Row Jenna Dombroski. Mary Noel, Coach Darren Tee. Coach Zachary McNabney 1vana Yi. Katnna Keller.
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time The men's golf team
with Mahomet-Seymour with a total
came into the season as an expe-
score of 321 . Led by Smith, who shot
nenced unit. The team felt they
a 70, the team qualified for a spot
would be up to the challenges of
at Sectionals, where they played at
the short but intense golf season.
their home course, the University
With the addition of new head
of Illinois Golf Course. While their
coach, Will Clopton, the team
8th place finish did not g1ve them
had some adjustments to make,
a chance to advance to State as a
however, they got off to a good
team, Sm1th once again showed h1s
start. finishing in 5th place out of
remarkable capabilities with an indi-
teams at the John Macek Memorial
vidual score of 75, which advanced
Invitational and in 10th place at the
him to State as an Individual for the
Central Invitational, where they
second consecutive year.
scored a 406. With the start of
Smith truly brought h1s
the 9-hole matches, the Chargers
best game to State. At the State
cont1nued to show their talents.
Meet in Bloomington, he was tied
defeating nvals Central, Decatur
for first place after the first day
MacArthur, and Monticello.
with an outstanding score of a
Men's Golf had a very
69, h1s personal best score for the
strong varsity team this year. Led
season. The next day he shot a 74
by seniors, the team had exactly
and finished the meet tied for 3rd.
what they needed to succeed.
This was a huge achievement for
They also had great team chem-
Smith. ¡Going to State was an amaz-
istry. ¡This year we had a great
ing accomplishment for me and I feel
t1me. We had some good days and
that I will have a good chance to w1n
some bad days, but we always had
State next year: stated Smith.
fun together and enjoyed the suc-
The Jun1or Vars1ty team
cess: says Brock Booton. Besides
had many great opportunities to ga1n
the four seniors, there were also
experience and improve th1s year
talented underclassmen who con-
against opponents such as Lincoln,
tributed to the vars1ty team, such
Rantoul, and Judah Chnstian. They
as Kevin Mast, Joseph Smith,
had a talented group of players that
pictured right, and Myles Goudy
make the future a bright one for
When 1t came time for
many seasons to come.
post-season play, these golfers kept up the level of competition that they had played at all season . At the Charleston
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Regional. the team tied for third
Varisty John Macek Memorial
5th
Urbana
241-233
Monticello
157-158
Lincoln
181-156
Rantoul
198-160
Judah Christian
200-205
Regionals
3rd
Sectionals
8th
Front Row: Brandon Barak, Bryan Wachtel, Kev1n Mast, Brock McGraw, Just1n Smothers, Eric Simmon, Brock Booton Back Row: Coach Will Clopton, Joshua Hildenbrand. Jacob Hamilton, Joesf Sm1th, Michael Mart1n, Chase Melslahn, Myles Goudy
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Words Rebecca Fink, Morgan Gilman, Elizabeth Fernandes Photography Ron Sullivan. Elizabeth Fernandes 1 Practice makes perfect. Kevin Mast putts around at the Un1vers1ty of llhno1s Or ange Course 1n Savoy before h1s match aga1nst Central Mast was a key member of the vansty team 1n h1s JUn1or year. shoot1ng a 41.5 average for n1ne holes
2 Up, up, and away At the tee box on the Orange Course. Chase Meislahn takes a sw1ng. Melslahn had a mne¡hole average of 43 dunng the year 3 It's In the hole. Bryan Wachtel tees off on a par three. h1tt1ng a great shot at the green to place the ball close to the hole Wachtel spent much of the year on the jun1or vars1ty team but traveled w1th the vars1ty and ended up receiving a varisty letter 4 Cioing for par. Michael Martin putts on the par three seventh hole on the University of 1no1s Blue Course. Martin had an excellent season. averag1ng 43.4 strokes per nine holes played
s Putting around. Chargers¡ sen1or Brock Booton pract1ces h1s putt1ng at the Umverstiy of lhno1s course before beg1nn1ng h1s match. Booton had the third best n1ne-hole average on the team w1th a 41 .
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Words Katherine Knepler Photography Ron Sullivan, Janak Patel
1 Staying strong. Laura Kammel cru1ses through the second mile at the Peona High School Invitational. The Invite. a new add1t1on to th1s year's schedule. included vars1ty teams only, allow1ng the g1rls to compete aga1nst some of the best runners 1n the state.
2 and
Just around the corner... Working hard to stay together. Jennifer Eastin Tracey Schafer enter the1r second mile dunng a meet in Mahomet The team
often traveled to Mahomet to pract1ce on the grassy trails. Be1ng familiar w1th the course gave them an advantage 1n the meets held there.
Moving forward. Look1ng strong, Kara Hendrickson p1cks up speed as she
3
gets ready to pass an opponent at the Springfield 1nv1tat1onal 4
Stride to the Finish! PICking up the pace. uma Patel beginS kiCking It to the
5
On Your Marks ... Watches at the ready, the team prepares to take off at Ma-
final st retch at the Peona 1nv1tat1onal homet 1n the1r first meet of the season.
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ready The
race
dedication
of
this
produced one of the team's best
throughout the season The first
Brittney Harmon and Adrienne Moore,
meet 1n Mahomet was a chance
pictured left, ran season best
for returning runners to see the
times. helping the Chargers to a
results of their hard summer train-
4th place finish, beating Central
Ing. This meet produced results for
and Urbana, both of whom had
returning standout Uma Patel, who
placed ahead of Centennial in pre-
led the team w1th a 2nd place indi-
year's
team
remained
strong
performances
vidual finish. It was also a chance for
vious meets Harmon was one of the
a group of new members to experi-
best examples of the team's over-
ence the competition Asha Kalich-
all Improvement. She was able to
ira, a first year runner, stepped up
run new personal bests almost
to run third for the team. The team
every meet. knocking over four
worked together at the Tw1n City
total minutes off of her time
meet to place 3rd, w1th Patel as the
throughout the season. The team went to Re-
individual champion, establishing a
gionals hoping to advance to Sec-
new course record of 19:48 At the large Notre Dame
tionals but were unsure of what to
State
expect. The Regional meet. held in
course in Peoria, Patel and Kara
Urbana, proved to be a somewhat
Hendrickson led the team with their
difficult day for the Chargers. Al-
personal best times of 19:16 and
though they were unable to rec-
21 :07, respectively. This was one of
reate their Conference perfor-
the largest meets of the year. Due
mance. they still ran well enough
to budget cuts. the team was un-
to place 4th and qualify for the
able to travel to more competitive
Sectional meet in Edwardsville as
invitationals in the Chicago area as
a team. Stay1ng overnight 1n Ed-
they had 1n the past. resulting 1n
wardsville was a high po1nt of the
Invitational,
held
on
the
season. allowing the girls to bond
more meets closer to home. A major improvement was
and relax before the big race. Held
seen at the Conference meet, which
on a challenging course, the race provided a fulfilling end to the season. Although the season pro-
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vided its share of difficult races.
Mahomet
3rd
Tw1n City
3rd
the challenges were nothing the team could not overcome. Placing
East Peoria 1nv1te
11th
4th at Regionals was an impres-
Peoria H1gh lnv1te
35th
SIVe achievement. and other races
Mahomet Invite
12th
such as Conference proved that.
Conference
4th
Reg1onals
4th
Sect1onals
19th
by work1ng together. the Chargers were capable of accomplishIng great things as a team.
Front Row: Margaret Hankel. Jenn1fer East1n. Kathleen wang, Courtney Reynolds. Dana Westgren. Kara Hendrickson. Bnttney Harmon Back Row: Erin Rolando. Uma Patel. Laura Kammel. Adnenne Moore. Laura Fink, Jacquelyn Bunick, Katherine Knepler. Tracey Schafer, Asha Kahch1ra. Coach Laura Koterba-Buss
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1 It Takes Two. Movtng up tn the pack. Curtis Marshall and Benjamin Peterson work wtth each other to ptck up the pace The two really got tnto thetr groove the more that they ran together "Runntng wtth Curtts made me push myself harder Netther of us wanted to let the other wtn, says Peterson. 2 A View from the Side. Paul Foltz and coach Greg Walters watch the race progress from the Sidelines. Foltz was put out of commission mtd¡ season due to knee problems. but he rematned on the team 1n order to experi¡ ence more of the sport and gain expenence for the future.
Words Dan1el Rolando Photography Holly Hart. Ron Sullivan
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The Charger men's sea-
long, we're just used to each other:
son was full of ups and downs.
says senior Luke Penner. It was this
both
figuratively
literally
chemistry that gave the Chargers
Their
schedule
more
much of their success in meets.
challenging and hilly courses than
The seniors could not do
the previous year The course at
it alone however. and the younger
and included
the Edwardsville Sectional site is
members had their part to play as
one of the most difficult courses
well. Sophomore
Eric Simpson.
in the state. "When Coach Walters
pictured left. was a crucial member
told us that the Sect1onal was
of the Chargers· squad from the
going to be at Edwardsville. we
start. His desire was apparent as
knew we were going to have to do
he consistently ran 1n the top five
some extra hill work to prepare
for the Chargers. Another surpris-
for it; said veteran James Kurley.
ing contributor to the team was
The Chargers put in the
rookie Benjamin Peterson. In hiS
work too The athletes trained all
first year at the sport he dropped
summer to get in shape for the
his personal record time by nearly
season. and when it came time to
two minutes. It was accomplish-
race. the Chargers were ready to
ing th1s difficult feat that earned
perform. They started the season
him a vars1ty spot on the team at
with a w1n at the Mahomet meet.
the end of the year. Of Peterson.
narrowly edging out Blooming-
coach Greg Walters says, "Real se-
ton by one point. The team kept
riously, he could be our number
their pace. cruising to victories
one or number two guy next year:
in both the individual and team
The Chargers had a tough
categories of the Twin City Meet.
Sectional field, missing qualify-
The men also claimed their third
Ing for State by just twenty-one
straight Regional Championship.
points. Daniel Rolando qualified
th1s
as an individual and went on to
Charger squad was 1ts leader-
represent Centennial the follow-
ship. With five seniors on the
ing week at the State Meet. The
varsity team. the most 1n a long
Chargers are looking towards the
while for the Chargers. their was
future for the program.
plenty of leadership to go around.
have their eyes on Improving on
·we·ve been running together so
this
The
strength
of
season's
They
accomplishments.
SCOREBOARD Mahomet
1
Twin City
1
Springfield Reg1onals
3 3 1
Sectionals
6
Conference
Front Row: Enc Simpson. Nicholas Corso, Curt1s Marshall. Sebastian Stoltzfus. John Gruber. Kenny Lamm Row 2: Luke Penner James SzuJewskl, Michael Brown. Coach Greg Walters. Daniel Rolando. Kev1n Ranney, Isaac Noms Back Row: Sa1ed Toossi-Ardakani. Joel Merchen. James Kurley, BenJamin Peterson
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can't
our
The women's tennis team
The Chargers played twelve
had a very exciting season, from
teams in regular season play, and
the first match all the way to
then were off to the Big 12 Confer-
State. They began the season
ence. placing 8th overall. Individually,
with the loss of returning jumor
FeiFei Lian placed 3rd in number 6
Corrie Bloom, who hurt her arm a
Singles. a major accomplishment
week before tryouts and went to
for her. Next. the Chargers came
tryouts 1n a sling. "It made me very
1nto Sect1onals ranked 3rd overall
frustrated to have to sit on the
In order to qualify for State as
sidelines and watch; Bloom said.
a team. the team must place in
Then, the team lost Betty Wan
the top three. which was a sign
to a dislocated shoulder. "It was
of good fortune to the Chargers.
a m1nor setback, but we fought
Unfortunately, the team finished
through it; commented Emma
5th. ·we were very disappointed
Ramsbottom, pictured right. a
that we did not make 1t to State as
sen1or member of the team who
a team; said Natalie Fiol. who spent
played number 3 s1ngles and accu-
the year playing number 1 singles.
mulated a record of 4-9 1n singles
Ramsbottom and Pope advanced
play and 9-14 in doubles play.
to State in doubles by bump1ng out
Despite all the inJuries and
two Urbana pairs and also a Central
hav1ng a young group, the team
doubles team. Pope and Ramsbot-
began the season on fire, winning
tom both played excellent at State.
their first three matches with a
making 1t through the first day of
team score of 9-0. Th1s drove the
competition. ·we made it to State
team to continue their hard work
and that is what counts: sa1d Pope
and helped them improve. "The
when asked about her season.
season started out very fast. We
·overall we had a good
had meets at least once a week.
season; stated Shelby Mammano. a
and 1t was tough mentally and
freshman who saw limited time on
physically for everyone; sa1d Hilary
varsity this year "It was a learning
Pope, who. along with Fe1Fei Lian.
experience and I am looking forward
were the two juniors that played
to next year:
on the vars1ty team.
SCOREBOARD Decatur Eisenhower
9-0
Gibson City
9-0
Rantoul
9-0
Mattoon
0-9
Central
2-7
Normal
3-3
Bloomington
0-9
Danville
3-3
Front Row Natalie Fiol. Sh1lpa Kumar, Bnttany Avallone, Shelby Mammano, Mary Kate Krouse. Carlee Hill, Hana Mendosa. Betty Wan Back Row Coach Jena Setters, Laura Tyler, Alic1a Hudson. Corne Bloom. Lillian Rawd1n, Chnst1ne Weber. FeiFe1 Llan, Hilary Pope, Megan Parkhill Suchoff, Emma Ramsbottom, Regan Sur, Coach Enc Schacht
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1 Here it comes! sonya Le gets ready to return a serve from her competitor at the Lindsey Courts 1n Champa1gn Le in played four doubles matches th1s year and won three of them 2 Fire away! Centenn1al sophomore Brit-
tany Avallone gets ready to serve at the meet aga1nst Bloomington. Avallone played 1n many of the meets and was a maJor part of the team路s success th1s year
3 Fighting back. Focused on the task at hand. FeiFel Llan hits the ball back across the net after winning the po1nt Uan. who through sh1n splints for the ma路 JOnty of the season. fimshed the season w1th a 5路5 record n Singles play. 4 Smashing shot! Battling a tough opponent. Carlee Hill helps to lead her team to VICtory As one of the e1ght sen1ors on the squad. Hill was looked up to by the underclassmen for gu1dance and finished the year w1th a 6路10 record 5 Are you ready? Hilary Pope prepares to smash a serve at a home meet Pope made 1t to State th1s year and making the most of her opportunities to learn from the large sen1or class of players
Words Elizabeth Fernandes Photography Ron Sullivan
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Words Katherine Knepler Photography Ron Sullivan. Holly Hart
1 Charging forward! With great speed. John Norcross rushes to move the bal downfield dunng a JUnior vars1ty game aga1nst Central. Norcross played 1n both JUnior vars1ty and vars1ty games as a defender.
SCOREBOARD Junior Varsity MacArthur Normal U-High Danville Mahomet Charleston Mattoon Bloomington
1-0 1-2 7-0 3-0 0-1 3-0 3-2
Junior Varsity Front Row: Manager Mary Regan. Juan Umana. Bnan Hertzog, Kenny Thomassle. Nicholas Congdon, John Lee. Wilham Regan. Tadash1 Yosh1da. Michael P1ca. Coach Hs1ung Marler
Back Row: Manager Lyndsey Klump, Manager Donna Lacey, Ph1hp Ramsbottom. Luke Noms. Mark
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P1ca Damel W1ggs. Michael Drackley Loweshya Duffy Mumba. John Norcross. Sam K1m, AI.Qasem AI-Saqn, Ken Amponsah.
tearing p the ,. I The soccer team wasted
held in Mahomet, provided the
no time 1n prov1ng Itself to any
Chargers with an exciting upset
doubters this year The Chargers
of number one seed Normal Uni-
were determined to advance fur-
versity High School Hinds opened
ther into the post season and
the scoring at the end of
show that they were still a strong
first half, with Kallembach scor-
the
team. Both of these goals were
ing again in the second half. This
accomplished Without a problem.
victory was one example of how
The season opened with
much the team improved in a
four solid victories. including a 7-
short period of time After being
0 w1n over Peotone and another
defeated by Normal University in
shutout over Decatur MacArthur.
September. they were later able
The young team accumulated an
to upset them to advance to Su-
impressive amount of similar high-
per Sectionals.
scoring victories over the course
Centennial was matched against Urbana 1n Super Section-
of the regular season. After becom1ng co-con-
als. resulting in an extremely close
team
game, with Urbana winning 1-0.
charged into the post season.
While it was disappointing to m1ss
During the first round of Region-
a trip to State by a single goal, the
als, Centennial demolished Danville
strong and persevering team had
at home. winning 5-0. They moved
an excellent run. reclaiming their
ference
champions.
the
on to face Central in the Regional
Reg1onal title wh1le dominating
final With two goals from Corey
the area competition.
Kallembach. pictured left celebrating with Jonathan Hinds.
son was highlighted by a 7-0 vic-
and ten saves from goalkeeper
tory over Danville. Goalkeepers
Zachary Alumbaugh, the Chargers
Daniel Wiggs and Michael Drackley
succeeded in beating Central to
earned shutouts in all but one of
take the Regional title.
the team's victones. John Lee led
The Sectional semifinals,
The Jun1or Vansty sea-
the team 1n sconng.
SCOREBOARD Varsity Metamora
4-1
Peotone
7-0
Normal Community
1-1
Danville
8-0
Mattoon
6-3
Mt. Zion
4-0
Central
2-2
Varsity Front Row: Coach Hs1ung Marler. Manager Mary Regan. Jacob Sweenev. Tyler Hall, Cra1g Raymond. Dan1el W1ggs, Corey Kallembach. Kyle Moore. M1chael Warren. Manager Donna Lacey
Back Row: Manager Lyndsey Klump, Young Lee. Kyle Bullock. Neil Ham1lton. Edd1e Sayon, Max1mo Lanq za,¡hary Alumbaugh, John Norcross, Victor Martinez. Jonathon H1nds. Andrew Mueller. Stefan W1ngo, Coach Cass1dy K1pper, Coach Mark S1kora
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arch of Composed of over 150 students, marching band is
and all drum majors attend camp
undoubtedly the largest competi-
in Charleston for a week in July
tive group Centennial has. Made
to hone their skills in mus1c and
up of a wide variety of people
leadership. Members of the color
A:. Some members of the drum line
with different tastes and differ-
guard and drum line have the1r
ent Interests, marching band is
own camps at Centennial dunng
Centennial's greatest display of
the last week of July, and then all
teamwork.
band members attend band camp
To gain a better insight to this large group of musicians, who
from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. during the first week of August.
better to ask than a drum major? A senior leader and second year drum major, Elizabeth Berry reveals
0: What do you do for fun at camp?
to us all aspects of marching band,
A To make the long days more fun.
from band camp to competitions
each day is [given a theme) This
to football games.
year's theme days were: Back 1n the Day, Mix and Match Day, Gender
0 : What kind of people make up centennial 's marching band?
Flop Day, and Sect1on Day, where
A Marching band is a group com-
for a prize.
sect1ons choose their own theme and compete w1th other sect1ons
posed of many different types of
aspiring teachers, dancers. and.
0: How often does the band perform throughout its season?
of course. musicians. What makes
A The band performs during
marching band so great is that
halftime at home football games
everyone brings something dif-
and at four competitions in vari-
ferent to the field, but we are all
ous cities.
able to work together to produce
others in their class in parade and
a spectacular show.
field show competitions. Awards
people There are cheerleaders, football players. math geniuses.
Bands compete with
are g1ven to the best color guard.
0 : How do you get to be on the marching band?
drum line. and drum majors in each
A March1ng band beg1ns in May
band who has the highest overall
when there are try-outs for color
score The lllini Marching Festival
guard. drumline. and drum major.
held in Memonal Stadium 1s the
There are no try-outs to play an
biggest and most competitive of
instrument in the band.
the marching season.
0 : When do you begin to prepare for the marching season?
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class. and awards are given to the
ec
1 Tip of the tongue. Lauren Sherman plays
the p1ccolo at a field show performance Sherman was the flute sect1on leader "Lauren was an excellent leader and an extremely talented mus1aan. one of the best we have: says fellow flut1st Rebecca Fink 2 Mambo! Trombomsts Monique Harris
Sebastian Stoltzfus Christopher Mclennand and Philip Brandy berry play song• from West Side Story 3 A wave of color. Color guard member Haley
York waves her flag dunng a home footba game half¡t1me show
And the beat goes on. As the sun sets Fnday even1ng and another football Steven Joebgen Keith Thomas Nick Ward and Logan Horberg pound out the beats. gett1ng the Chargers pumped for another
4
game 1s about to beg1n
sweet VICtory at Tommy Stewart F1eld
s It's not as easy as It looks! Not only 1s the band judged on how well 1t plays but also on good posture and Its ab1 tv to stay 1n perfect formatiOn
Harmon demonstrates correct posture as she plays her clannet 6 Having a blast! Trumpeter Charles Warren plays loud and
Brltney
proud at the
half-time show at a Charger football game
Words Margaret Hankel Photography Ron Sullivan. Holly Hart
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Super setter.
1
onstrating perfect teamwork 2
Sara Spencer Hannah Noonan Demm1ddle-back player Ashley
Lined up perfectly,
sets the ball to m1ddle hitter
Chaney 1s ready to back Noonan up. Defense! Sarah Dalby and Hannah Craddock
work together to defend the Chargers The g1r1s¡ excellent t1m1ng and accuracy 1n blocks contributed to many of the Jun1or Varsity's victories. 3
Two to do the job. Danielle Banks and Jordan Harris put up a strong defense aga1nst a Un1ty player It IS crucial for front row players to work well together. espeCially when determ1n1ng the timing of blocks.
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"Challenging· was the word
The girls earned third place behind
Coach Nicole McFarland used to de-
Bloomington
scribe the Centennial junior varsity
munity. On top of these excel-
volleyball team season. ·we worked
lent tournament wins. they also
hard for [our] wins. and even when
had great success during the sea-
and
Normal
Com-
we lost. we worked hard to keep
son. including w1ns aga1nst Bloom-
the score close: The effort the
ington,
Normal,
and
Mattoon.
junior varsity girls put into each
The team had excellent
game produced satisfying results.
chemistry and it was not uncom-
After losing to Central the season
mon to see the squad laughing
set a goal th1s sea-
and joking around with one an-
son to make a fierce comeback. Not
other. This positive atmosphere
only did they achieve their goal by
and
beating the Maroons. but they also
sport kept the team morale soar-
before. the
g~rls
fun
attitude
towards
the
received first place in the Central
ing, which was often necessary
Invitational,
Centen-
for all of those hard-fought wins.
nial has not done in three years.
The freshmen girls' vol-
something
The jun1or varsity team
leyball
team
had a remarkable
also wanted to play well at their own
season. With an awesome record
tournament. the Charger Invitational.
of 23-6, these g1rls proved they had what 1t took to compete at the h1gh school level. Sarah Dal-
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bey, pictured left, led in attacks,
Junior Varsity Normal West Eisenhower Bloomington Macarthur Normal Community Mattoon
0-2 2-0 2-1 2-0 2-1 2-0
and Kathryn Bauer led in digs. After
los1ng
their
first
game, the girls worked harder than ever before and won the next fifteen consecutive games Coach Christy Ottmers says their secret to success was "their ability to get along with one another: Not once was anyone late to practice and their strong team camaraderie and support for one another carried them through even the most difficult games. ·1 had a lot of fun this season: Ott-
SCOREBOARD freshmen Normal West Central Eisenhower Danville Bloomington Urbana
mers concluded. "This was one of the best teams I've ever coached:
2-1 2-0 2-0 2-0 2-0 2-0
Freshmen Front Row Grace Williams. Caroline Blake. Kathryn Bauer. Ally Reis, Madeline Schuh Back Row Hannah Noonan, Coach Chnstv Ottmers. Sara Spencer, Ashley Cheney, Alexandra Maurer, Kaley Bickers, Alexis Braghmi
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om1 ating Christma Paunicka has played on the varsity volleyball team for the past three years A natural born leader. this captain has left a last1ng legacy by becoming the school's all time leader in assists (1547). aces (165), and digs (674) When asked if she would like to do an interview w1th the yearbook, th1s bubbly senior said she would be more than willing to. She shares w1th us her most memorable moments during her final exciting season of Centennial volleyball.
0: What goals did the team set for the season? Did you achieve these goals?
up on social news. We also wore good luck ribbons 1n our ha1r during each match, and 1f we won. we would keep the nbbons and tie them on our bags.
0: What was the team's greatest accomplishment this year? A: At the Lincoln Way Invite. we tied
one game a p1ece with a Chicago team who had not lost a single game the whole the season. Although it was a tie, 1t gave our team hope for future matches and post season play. It was an accomplishment in Itself to know that our team was capable of playing with tough competition
A The team we wanted to beat was.
of course. Central. We also wanted to win Reg1onals, which was a success. One of our toughest goals was to beat all three Bloomington-Normal schools. The goal was crushed early in the season w1th a close NormalWest loss. The team bounced back and beat Bloomington, the No. 1 seed in our Conference, in two games on the1r home court. It was a huge victory for the Charger varsity team!
0: Did the team have any pregame rituals? A. Many of the girls would go to
Smoothie Kmg for a refreshing smoothie before matches. Often t1mes we would simply bond 1n the ·study room· which often turned into the "goss1p room·. Matches were always good times to catch
0 : What was your favorite memory of the season? A: tvry personal favorite memory of the season was when Brittany Behnke and I were stuck 1n the middle of Lake Egypt because our jet ski ran out of gas We had to swim from the middle of the lake all the way to the shore to the closest cabin. There we got help and the people pulled our jet ski back to the cab1n by rope. The funniest part of all was that during this horrible catastrophe, Brittany and I were less warned about the jet ski than how Coach Bergman was going to react to the situation. We could only 1magine the look on his face!
SCOREBOARD Danville
2-0
Normal
1-3
Bloomington Urbana
2-0 2-1 2-0
Mahomet
3-1
West Chicago
2-0
Central
Front Row: Bnttney Schurv1n<~e. Suzann M1llage, Mollie Gehrt. Bnttany Behnke, oamelle corre1ar Sara Sui 1van. Ellyn Ka1ser Back Row: Coach Stanley Bergman, Allison Johnson. Melissa Slough. Courtney H1nton. A, 1e Ellsworth. Alex1s Bragh1n1, Chnstlna Paumcka. Kelly Knox
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1 Reach for the sky! courtney Hinton
skillfully t1ps the volleyball JUSt before the Un1ty Rockets are able to make a block. Hinton led 1n attacks th1s year. w1th a total of 162
2 A strong defense. Alexis Braghinl and Brittany Behnke dom1nate the net at a match aga1nst the Umty Rockets.
3 Impenetrable. Sara Sullivan and Alexis Bragh1m gather the1r strength and take a powerful leap 1n the
a~r.
block1ng the hit JUSt 1n t1me
4 Setting the standard. Allie Johnson allows the volleyball to fall perfectly 1nto place New to Centenmal, Johnson QUickly found her spot on the team as a setter
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Bump, set, spike! Christina Paunicka takes a whack at the ball at a match
aga1nst the Un1ty Rockets. Although a setter. Paumcka filled 1n the pos;tion of nght side hitter when necessary 6 Team support. The Varsity team 1ntently watches the match from the bench
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h and um Football appears to be
Like other years. the JU-
a simple game to the untrained
nior varsity team used the best
eye. One team has the ball and
freshmen to improve their team.
the other team tries to tackle
While most of these freshmen
the player with the ball, but the
saw limited playing time. oth-
intracies of the game are what
ers. like Evan Ellsworth and Jo-
the average fan has trouble com-
seph Schilling, were essential to
prehending. A player has to know
the team's success. Both players
exactly what to do and do it with
made the most of their experience.
perfect form and technique in order to make the play success-
"It was tough being a
ful. The player knows that he has
freshman on junior varsity; said
done h1s JOb, but the next step is
Schilling. "You had to w1n their
to convince the rest of the team
trust before you could contrib-
to do the same. Once that 1s ac-
ute. After that, junior varsity was
complished, a football team is a
a lot of fun:
well-tuned machine that stops at
The freshman team had
nothing to complete its goal.
a different challenge to over-
This season's junior varsity team began the year with
come. With no past experience
something to accomplish. The
learn and perfect an unfamiliar
coaching
re-
offense and defense 1n a short
vamped and was full of the young
amount of time and then work on preparing for the upcoming
staff had
been
energy of coaches Ryan Searby,
1n the program. the squad had to
Joel Bergner. and Kyle Jackson.
opponents. It was a challenge for
These coaches shared their energy and enthusiasm with the team
the team but it was also fun . Led by tailback Kyle Gleghorn, quar-
and produced results. Although
terbacks Kaeman Mitchell and
badly undersized, the heart of the
Maurice Sayles, and wide receiver
team shined through to lead to a
Dominique McFarland, the of-
final record of 7-2. Led by cap-
fense had a potent punch to go
tains Kyle West, Jacob Cocagne.
with the usual stiff Centennial defense.
Tyler Stefan, and Alex Bruce, the team used a solid running attack, led by Thomas Eddleman and
Dlonte
Williams.
· we
had
fun
joking
around in practice; said McFar-
pictured
land, "but we still worked to im-
right. and stout defense to take
prove. It was my first year, and I am looking forward to next year:
SCOREBOARD Freshman Eisenhower
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Macarthur
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Danville Normal Community Urbana
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Bloomington
L
Mattoon
L
Central Normal West
L L Freshman Front Row: 'ino::nv Johnson. Ylchael a1 Mtln O'Brien Hergeo 100< cameron Pickett Jonatnon hom Jaco YeMn Simpson, Tvle< Blr>on JOI1nnv Gibbs Jam Adam l<l'1o3des. Weslev King Dartor> Banister Terence Hoggatt OorTWliQue Mcfar10nd. James Corter "«...,... COMn Jona nan Oi'l
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Words Zachary Cocagne Photography Ron Sullivan. Kristie Cozad
1 Along for the ride. Fight¡
ing for extra yardage, Jacob Cocagne drags a defender along w1th h1m. Cocagne started at outSide linebacker for the JUnior vars1ty and also saw time as w1de rece1ver. 2 Turning the corner. Tailback
Kyle Cleghorn sprints to the sideline for the first down. Gleghorn started at tailback all year and was the go-to guy for the offense.
SCOREBOARD Junior Varsity Eisenhower Macarthur Danville Normal Community Urbana Bloomington Mattoon Central Normal West
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.h Brody .rr1t. Ethan Housenolder Kyle Cle<;,hOrn. Mentel Pelm Row 2: 1asper Osler II. Evan E Wo<tll. Reynear Aberr 'hV. nard JeriC. Edward West. Avery A1na JOnat vod >11. .ar11n WalSh. Joseph . Oionte W ROW 3: Kyle west, Alexander Bruce, Chase SCott. Ant. v Kern, Addtson Alna. Tvier Stefan. Lonn1e Ktnard. "wart. Xavier JatkSon Back Row: Jacob Cocagne
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I M1nutes before game time. the usually loud and rambunctious locker room is quiet enough to hear a pin drop. Upon first glance, the player's faces appear distraught. but the feeling in the a1r IS different. Quiet confidence and silent enthusiasm fill the room . Each person knows what he has to do. The team knows the crowd will be behind them and they are prepared to do nothing but dominate the competition. It is almost time to run out and leave it all on the field. Many players returned from a team that finished 5-5 the previous year. With a year of experience under their belts, many of the returning players knew what they had to do 1n order to be competitive in the B1g 12 Conference. one of the toughest football conferences in the state. They knew that the season did not begin dunng two-adays, but in the weight room dunng the w1nter. spring, and summer before the season. The official season began with a good omen during the first play from scnmmage Defensive lineman Dershaun Terry, pictured nght, npped the ball from the Eisenhower runningback and returned it for a touchdown. This was the first of five consecutive w1ns to open the season. The best w1n of the five came against state finalist Normal Community. The team dominated every aspect of the game. shutting out the lronmen 23-0. After an amaz1ng start. the team finished the year w1th a
6-4 record. their final win coming against cross-town nval Central in a game that was as exciting as any game in recent memory. "The highlight of the year was definitely the Central game: said senior wide receiver Michael Ammons "No matter what their record is. 1t is always the toughest game of the season: Many players were commended for the1r achievements during the season. Tyler Clasey, Matthew Moore. Anthony Petruzzello, Casey Burns. Mikel Leshoure. Zachary Cocagne, Ryan Ward, and John Winskas were selected to both the All B1g 12 Team and All Area Team. with Moore and Clasey receiving votes for All State teams. The future of Centennial football rema1ns bright. Both the team-voted Most Valuable Player. Petruzzello. and the Offens1ve Player of the Year. Leshoure. are underclassmen looking forward to what next year has to offer. "I thought we had a good year: said Leshoure. ·we got off to a really fast start. We have work to do. but we should come back even stronger next year:
Focus On ... Linebacker Matthew Moore Moore has been a standout at l1nebacker for tne .hargers for three consecut1ve seasons. leading the team In tackles s.nce h1s sophomore year and 1ead1ng the B1g 12 1n tackles for h1s JUnior and sen1or seasons ThiS year. as one of the team captains. he recorded 170 tackles wh1le fighting through constant double and tnple team blocks ·coach Mac has been a great mentor for me and has g1ven me many useful words of Wisdom: Moore sa1d "It was fun play1ng wh1le 1t las ed •
SCOREBOARD Eisenhower Macarthur Danville Normal Community Urbana Bloomington Mattoon Central Normal West Playoffs: Bloomington
42-0 34-9 31-20 23-0 35-7 14-35 10-20 23-20 14-17 21-42
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Words Zachary Cocagne Photography Ron Sullivan. Holly Hart 1 Pinpoint passing. Quarterback Ryan Ward hits h1s rec1ever n stnde This year Ward started for the first t1me 1n h1s h1gh school career and passed for 1,263 yards and 11 touchdowns w1th a completion percentage of 52.5
2 Taking a break. Rory Mammano takes a dnnk of water after he comes off the field Mammano made the change from nght tackle to left tackle thiS year and spent the season opening up holes for ta1lback M1kel Leshoure, the first Charger 1,000 yard rusher th1s decade
3 Seeing the hole. W1th great v1s1on. Michael Shivers returns a kickoff dunng the open1ng game of the season aga1nst Eisenhower Sh1vers was the k1ck returner for the team and also started at cornerback for the defense. mak1ng 21 tackles 4 Put 'em on the ground! Centennial defenders Tyler Clasey, Anthony Petruzzello, and Charles Ramshaw tackle an Eisenhower opponent Clasey was a two-way starter at w1de rece1ver and cornerback, catch1ng 27 passes and 4 touchdowns while intercepting 4 passes Petruz zello had 68 tackles from h1s startIng free safety pos1t1on and also saw t1me at w1de rece1ver, and Ramshaw, a threeyear starter at strong safety, had 70 tackles and was a defens1ve leader
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ta 1ng The Centennial women's
Morgan Gilman in the 100 back-
swim team has maintained a
stroke. and a first place finish in
reputation
of producing many
the 200 freestyle relay. The Peoria
of the area's top sw1mmers and
Richwoods Invite was also success-
divers. This year's team was no
ful. resulting 1n first place finishes
exception. The season resulted
for Rachel Black and Petruzzello.
in a number of dominating dual
The whole team began
meet victories and high finishes
dropping time at Conference. where
at large invitationals. The series of
they placed 2nd. New Urbana pool
invitationals began with the team's
records were set by Korellis, Cozad,
own Charger Invite. Centennial took
and the 200 freestyle relay team.
the team title with 1st place fin-
One of the team's top
ishes in both the 200 medley and
performances was at Sectlon-
400 freestyle relays and Individual
als. Especially exciting was Jane
wins from
Sarah Korellis. pic- Black's 100 breaststroke race. She
tured right. and Courtney Cozad.
finished in fourth place. qualify-
These large meets
ing her for an unexpected trip
also highlighted the talents of
to State. Korellis qualified by win-
the team's younger members.
ning the 200 and 500 freestyle
who stepped up this year to
events, Gilman and Petruzzello
help score points for the team.
each advanced in the 100 but-
Freshmen Norah Cetin, Alyssa
terfly, and Rachel Black, Emily
Petruzzello, and Jane Black and
Westervelt, and Marla Westervelt
sophomores Kristin Roberts and
advanced as members of relay
Marla Westervelt were major con-
teams. Centennial's strong diving
tributors to the team's success.
team was represented by Cetin and
The Chargers came home
Cozad. Cozad finished her amazing
with another title at the Blooming-
run with a 4th place finish in State
ton Invite. Many individuals excelled
Winning the 11th consec-
in the meet, includmg second
utive Sectional title re-established
place finishes by Korell is in the 200
Centennial as the area team to beat.
and 500 freestyle events. Marla
continuing a long standing tradition
Westervelt in the 50 freestyle, and
of excellence at Centennial pool.
Words Katherine Knepler Photography Knstie Cozad.
SCOREBOARD
Liz Brunson Urbana
113-72
Springfield
132-54
Charger Invite
1st
Bloomington Invite
1st
Conference
2nd
Flossmoor Diving
1st
Sectionals
1st
State
23rd
Front Row: Jane Black. Sarah Korelhs. Gabnelle N1co1e Bornes. Kelhe Dahl. Norah Cetln Row 2: Coach Alison Czmarko-Kutzler, Hannah Walker Rachel Black. Rose D'Angelo, Amanda K1eser. Ashley Volk, Sandra K1eser, Coach Don Waybnght Row 3: Valene Hays, Em1ly Shernck. courtney Standerfer Courtney Cozad. Morgan Gilman, Alexandra Tanton. Jenna Norns Back Row: Rachel Singletary, Knstln Roberts. Em1ly Westervelt. Anna Orw1ck. Marla Westervelt. Alyssa Petruzzello. Laura PICCIOii.
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Dive on in! W1th great prec1s1on Emily Sherrick completes a d1ve at a home meet
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Shernck was one of the team's five strong d1vers The group excelled at large 1nv1tationa1s such as the Evanston Diving 1nv1te. where Shernck placed 29th 2
Pulling ahead _Sw1mm1ng towards the fin1sh Rachel Black pulls
1n the 100 breaststroke,
ahead of her competitors at the Charger Invite Black came 1n 3rd at the early season 1nv1tat1onal w1th a t1me of 1¡12.50.
3
Picture Perfect_Competing at the IH5A State F1nals. Courtney Cozad hits
a beautiful d1ve. Cozad made the tnp to State for the th1rd consecut1ve year and placed 4th overal w1th a score 367.5 4 Go
Chargers! Getting pumped up for a duel meet at Urbana. the team stands
together and cheers. The Chargers tnumphed 1n the meet. the first of the season, w1nn1ng 113 72 5
Flying to the Finish_Jenna Norris comes up for a breath dunng the 100 but-
terfly at a meet aga1nst Danville and Urbana Umvers1ty H1gh Norns finished th1rd at the meet w1th a t1me of 1 09 09, ten seconds ahead of the next compet1tor
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Words Daniel Rolando, Sarah Grove Photography Kristie Cozad. Ron Sullivan
1 Shine bright. Jennifer Prillaman dazzles the crowd w1th her bnght sm1le and danc1ng talent dunng a basketball t1meout Prillaman IS one of many cheerleaderers who cheer only 1n the w1nter because of other fall athletiCS. 2 Co! Fight! Win! Performmg the1r sideline cheers. the Chargers¡ JUnior varsity squad members Melissa Lyke. Brittany Davidson and Tabitha Carmen get the crowd exc1ted at the home freshmen footall game aga1nst Decatur Eisenhower.
3 Getting pumped. Varsity member Audra Hoerr gets a workout as she does pushups while be1ng supported by her team. Th1s ntual cheer was performed to celebrate each Charger touchdown at the football games 4 Look out below! Thrown by her teammates. Courtney Cozad f11es through the a1r while performing a toe touch during a t1me out at the Decatur MacArthur basketball game.
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Sarah Grove seemed like the perfect
ing
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No. because they learned quickly. All
perfect cheerleader?
choice to get a first hand look at the Charger
the girls on the squad are very talented.
A I don't think that there can ever be a perfect
cheerleading season. As a four year cheerlead-
which 1s why we had such a great year.
cheerleader because nobody is perfect. But, if I
the Class of 2006. she was able to give insight
0: Were there any summer activities?
they would have to be PASSIO"JATE, understand-
to the 2005-2006 cheerleading squads.
A One main ·activity we do during the summer
ing, well-rounded, loud, and able to have fun
is summer cheer camp. We were very closed
w1th the sport.
0: What was team chemistry like?
m1nded at first on their techniques. but we
had to pick out qualities for a great cheerleader.
er. three t1me captain, and Most Spinted girl for
A we·ve all created a close bond together over
soon opened up and we were able to ace some
the years that we w111 never forget. There were
new stunts.
0: What have you gotten out of your cheer career?
the most part the chemistry was awesome! We
0: Was there anything new this year?
captain three of those years. Through cheer-
were able to read each others' reactions during
A We had a new coach this year At first, it was
leading I have gained a lot of confidence and
stunts because some of us have been on the
difficult to adjust to Mel's new ideas and cheer-
many friends, especially on the squad. I have
squad together for years.
leading style, but we soon adapted. We all made
also gained leadership abilities and the ability
a great bond with her. and I'll even say this: in
to go out and perform in front of hundreds
0: Was it hard having so many young members on the squad?
the past four years. out of four coaches. she
of people. If I could go back and do these past
A I have cheered for the past four years. being
moments when we didn't get along, but for
four years over aga1n, I wouldn't change a thing.
was the best.
The girls were all amaz1ng on the squad, and
A Yes and no. Yes, because they didn't know
the cheers and techniques we use for stunt-
0: What would be the qualities of the
Varsity Football Front Row: Ba•lev Puroett K1mbPrtv Orban. sarah Grove. Alejandra Anez. Aba9ad Peddyco. '1 Lew Row 2: Darian Weith. Hali Balint, Kara OennemaM,
Hoerr. caroline Helton. Alexandra webber
Vartstv Basketball Front Row Aoeoandra Anez. Danan Weith. Kara Dennemann. Euabeth Ritter. Kattoenne E • AMV E:k ts. B<. Pu·o•"' Back Row ~a Temo, Jennifer Pnlamen. Chmt111e ml:t Courtney Cozad. Natah Oemens. Kathenne
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1man Emllv Ruedl Abbey PeddYtoart
they will st1ck with me forever
Junior Varsity Football Front Row: Kaley Hoerr. Wh1tney Steele. Bnttany Davidson. Melissa Lyke. Amber Adams Back Row: Dan1sha Harvey, Kyla Peal. Tyonna Dalton. Coach Kat1e Reagan. Tab1tha Carmen. Chnst1ne Caneva. Bnttama Wmdom
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dancing Queens The dance team never
Show first. We also dance at half-
fails to Impress Centenmal students
time at all the home football and
at basketball and football games.
basketball games. At UDA Nation-
Although these events are what the
als 1n February, we will perform
rest of the school sees, they com-
jazz and hip hop rout1nes. At UDA
prise only a fraction of the dance
Regionals in January, we got 2nd
team 's performances throughout
place. We also compete in the Illi-
the year.
nois Drill Team Association (IOTA)
The team also attends various state-wide and national
regional. sectional, and state competitions.
competitions. For more information
year member, was the perfect
0: How many dances does the team learn and perform during the year?
person to turn to. As a return1ng
A: Th1s year we have learned eight
dancer, Anderson was more than
dances. Learning new dances is
willing to give us an inside look at
exciting, but it can become very
on what exactly this entails, Sarah Anderson , an enthus1ast1c second-
the various aspects of being on the
stressful when we are really short
dance team.
on time.
0 : When does the team begin practicing?
0:What were some strengths of this year's team?
A: The season ends in April and
A: The unity of the team is amazing.
tryouts are 1n May. We go to UDA
Everyone gets along so well, and we
(Universal Dance Association) Camp
have an awesome coach who we
every summer in June. We also
have a blast with.
compete at camp to qualify for team qualified for Nationals and will
0: What was your favorite memory from the season?
be going there in February.
A Dancing at the basketball games IS
Nationals 1n Orlando, Florida. Our
always fun, and I am sure Nationals
0 : At what sort of events and competitions do you perform?
will also be very memorable. Last
A: Our first performance of the
even better th1s year, so making it
year is usually at the pep assembly,
to finals is our goal.
year we made it to the semi-finals at Nationals. We are hoping to do
but this year we did the Vars1ty
Front Row: Lila Berlin, Kymberly McCarthy, Stephanie Astonna. Sarah Anderson Row 2: Hannah Lew1s, Katelynn VanBuren, Amanda McNussen. Jenn1fer Johnson Back Row: Nad1rah Kanm Alexandra Webber, Wh1tney Engle, Tenisha Carter
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1 Feeling the beat. Katelynn VanBuren
Amanda McNussen Jennifer Johnson Tenisha Carter and Whitney Engle shake 1t dunng th1 Homecomng football game
~he
atmosphere created by
the large crowd set the Homecoming performance apart from other performances at football games 2
Strike a pose!
Show1ng some att1tude, the team hits
a move dunng the Homecom1ng pep rally 1n the gym Th1s performance gave Centennial students who do not attend basketball or football games a chance to see the dance team in action. 3
A job well done. W1th looks of sat1sfact1on.
the
ent1re team ends the1r rout1ne With a final pose. The1r performance was a h1ghhght of the Homecom1ng pep rally and was well-received by all who attended.
Co Chargers! W1th enthusiasm Katelynn VanBuren Stephanie Astorina Amanda McNussen and the1r teammates help to pump up the crowd
4
at a home football game In add1t1on to performing at halft1me. the dancers also supported the Charger football team on the Sidelines during games
s Never mind the rain! Dancers Stephanie Astorina Jennifer Johnson Sarah Anderson and Amanda McNussen get 1nto the routine wh1le danc1ng to Lose Control at the Homecomng game Desp1te the ra1ny weather, the dancers were still smil1ng
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Words Elizabeth Fernandes Photography Ron Sullivan. Knstie Cozad
Ball fake. Danlelle Banks maneuvers around her opponent 1n a game aga1nst Central to dnve to the basket Banks was a ma1nstay 1n the Charger lineup, averag1ng 16.5 po1nts. 1 2 steals a game. She led the JUn1or vars1ty 1n sconng for the season With a total of 285 po1nts
SCOREBOARD Freshm n Central Danville MacArthur Rantoul Mahomet Eisenhower
42-27
50-43 35-63 36-63 28-42 49-38
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f<~Jbbard. Hn1ah
going up strong Basketball is a game that
of undeveloped talent. Instead
requ1res balancing many athletic
of quitting, the team fought
skills. A player has to be able to
through it and used a pool of
run up and down the court. have
freshmen talent to build the team.
the coordination to dribble a bas-
Standout
Sandy
Lambert.
ketball, and the ability to put the
PICtured left, started for the
ball in the basket on a consistent
freshmen team and came up to
basis. Then a player has to learn to
help the junior varsity whenthey
play with a team. play excellent de-
lost people to the varsity level.
fense. and rebound the ball. Once
"It was weird at first to
a team of players learns these
be the only freshmen on the team
skills and builds on them, the team
but the girls made me feel very welcome; commented Lambert,
becomes a powerful one. The jun1or vars1ty and
who made a couple big three
freshmen teams spent the year
pointers at the junior varsity level
adjusting to the new level of
to help them win their games. 'Many of our team im-
competition. The junior varsity finished the season with many
provements and accomplishments
of their preseason goals com-
are credited to Coach Frank. He
pleted. The sophomore dominat-
listened to us and got us to play
ed team spent the year learn1ng
together, as a team: said Melissa
the varsity system 1n preparation
Russell, who came down from var-
for varsity the next year. With
sity to help junior varsity fill out
key returnees such as Rebecca
there starting line up.
Kane. Shannon Liddell, and Dani-
The freshmen team had
elle Banks. the team was primed
a learning season for there first year playing for the Chargers with
to have an outstanding season. ¡we
had
some
close.
a 4-15 record . Key players Sonya
we
Le, Sandy Lambert. and Hannah
also had some great wins. It
Walker were looked to to make
took a while to come together
plays on a nightly bas1s.
heartbreaking
losses,
but
"Piay1ng
as a team. But when we final-
on the team
ly did. a whole season of work
this year was an experience that
paid off; said Shannon Liddell.
I will never forget; says Sonya
Unfortunately, these key players were brought up to
Le. "I would not change it for the world."
play varsity, leav1ng the team full
SCOREBOARD Junior Varisty Urbana St. Joseph-Ogden Normal West Central Danville Mattoon East Peoria Rantoul Eisenhower
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Words Zachary Cocagne Photography Ron Sullivan, Kristie Cozad
Flying upcourt. Look1ng upcourt for poss1ble cutters. James Kinney dnbbles by a Danv1 1e defender Kinney was one of only three freshman on JUnior vars1ty and also saw t1me on vars1ty, an 1mpress1ve feat for a freshman. He averaged 12 2 po1nts 1n only n1ne games on JUn1or vars1ty and could always be counted on for at least one exc1t1ng play every game.
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Freshmen Front Row: MlnJa Gaso Akeenen Hunt, Nicholas Peacock, Sharard Brown Zachary Wood, Mark P1ca Back Row: Coach Dav1d Hansen, Kev1n Johnson. Demarco Burden. John M1hm. Derek P1per. Jasper Osier Ill, Avery A1na
power and finesse Building a basketball team
of the year at guard and was
is the ultimate balancing act. Dur-
the most consistent three-point
ing the tryouts, every aspect of
shooter on the team, while Co-
a player's game must be analyzed
cagne was brought in off the
and taken into consideration. A
bench to bring the intangibles to
coach has to consider the skills
this talented squad.
needed on his team and also con-
¡coach Ranstead always
sider what else the team needs
made practice fun; said Stefan.
to be successful. A great scorer
"It was fun going to practice ev-
needs a role player to get him
ery day with my fnends and pre-
the ball in a position to score. A
paring for the the week's game:
rebounder needs a ballhandler to
The freshmen basketball
pass the ball to. Every player was
team had an exceptional year, fin-
chosen to fill a want on the team,
IShing with a record of 26-4. Un-
and those players who fill their
der the guidance of second-year
wants the best help out the team
coach David Hansen, the team
the most.
grew and prospered into a great
The junior varsity basket-
basketball team. With a coach-
ball team used a balance of inside
ing strategy focused on building
and outside play that is uncom-
the fundamentals, the coach ro-
mon of a team this young With
tated players in and out of the
strong post players, such as Daniel
game and played each player's
Plecki and Tyron Smith, and quick
strengths and weaknesses in each
guards such as Bryson Johnson
lineup change.
and James Kinney, the team was
¡we spent more time on
able to play with any opponent
individual fundamentals than on
they faced .
team strategy in pract1ce every
Role players also were
day. It was a key to our success:
integral to the team's success.
Coach Hansen explained. "The kids
Each player knew their role on
came out and worked hard every
the JUnior vars1ty squad Captains
day. It was hard to show the kids
Jacob Cocagne and Tyler Stefan. pictured left, were no
ing time just how important they
exceptions. Stefan started most
were to this team:
that did not get very much play-
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47-44
Central
48-49
Danville
69-66
Urbana
73-35
Springfield Southeast
44-32
Mahomet
37-44
Kankakee
42-53
Junior Varsity Front Row: Coach Paul Ranstad. Bryson Johnson, Jonathon Hinds, loseph Trautman Just1n Simmons. Bryan Wachtel Back Row: Caleb Hansen. Add1son A1na, Jacob Cocagne, Trav1s W1ck, Dan1el Plecki, Co n Dedecker Tyron Sm1th.
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The Chargers started out
for junior varsity and played varsity
With a strong season, with everyone
this year. She averaged 2.7 po1nts
healthy and prepared for the season
per game and was one of the top six
ahead The seniors were looked to
scorers for the Chargers. Another
lead the team through th1s season.
junior that really excelled at the
Elizabeth Elliott, a senior, when
varsity level was JaChris Smith. As
asked about the season and what
a second year varsity player, Smith
problems they endured, answered,
shot 40 percent from behind the
"Getting used to one another and
arch. Ellyn Kaiser also started on
learning how to work as a team was
varsity until she hurt her knee
probably the biggest challenge we
with only a few games left in the
had to overcome, but once we did,
season. "It was hard for me to sit
we started to play really well." Other
on the bench with an injury, but
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it was fun watching the team pull
Adesida. pictured right, led their
together and earn some victories:
seniors Kendra Smith and
team through a season. Smith
Kaiser was a key part of the varsity
was the only Centennial player to
team and to lose her hurt the team
advance to the 3-point shootout
somewhat. With Kaiser gone, Dani-
past regionals, by making 10 out
elle Banks was moved up to varsity
of 15 three-pointers to beat 8
and took over at the point guard
competitors. "As I reflect on all the
position. Banks averaged 4 points
things I could of have done better
a game and added intensity to the
in the past, I am pleased with all
Chargers· defense.
that I have accomplished, and I am
As the Chargers headed
look1ng forward to all the good
to regionals, the team surprised
that comes in the future; says
the competition by pulling off a
Sophomore Rachael Follmer has only been w1th
Smith. who would like to play col-
59-45 upset of Normal West. "It
the Chargers for two years. but has already proved herself
lege basketball next year. Adesida
was a great feeling com1ng out on
Focus On ...
Forward Rachael Follmer
to be a strong player on the basketball court. Follmer broke many records as a freshman. such as s1ngle game three-
also made a name for herself in the
top. We played well as a team and
record books by breaking the steal
Kendra really stepped it up when
record, which was one of her goals
we needed her most. We're finally
the future Th1s year she was looked up to guide a young
for the season.
beginn1ng to play to our full poten-
and unexperienced team ·we lost a lot of seniors last year
tial; said Rachael Follmer.
I knew that this was go1ng to be a bu1ld1ng year for us.· sa1d
"Even though our record
point attempts (16) and free throws made in a s1ngle game (15) and a season (162) and plans to bUild on her success in
Follmer
was nothing golden. I think that for myself, thiS was the best season I have ever had. This season has
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taught me humility and sparked
Varsity
a motivation I never knew I had." stated Shannon Liddell, who started
Eisenhower Lincoln Central Mattoon Danville Rantoul Mahomet Urbana Normal West
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Front Row Coacl1 Ken Follmer. Manager Jasmine Karim. Rebecca dllt. E ' user. Shalinka Huffman. OlaiJisj Me5ida, .JaCtns Smth. Shamon loddel. Aterra tu>t, Coaclll«llota wastin!rln Row 2 Clare CUttell'«ea Shelttln. MIChelle ~- Eizabetll Fernandes. Jaimie W • ~ 0"Angelo. Marcela Gr>< Ia'( C. . coach Franl: !.t:Curry Back RoW Mtchele Mahon, Rachael Folmer Autumn Russel. coach Tom Fairchild. E • Elott. Melissa Russel. Kendra Snith
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Words Elizabeth Fernandes Photography Ron Sullivan, Kristie Cozad, Elizabeth Fernandes
1 Driving to the hoop. Ellyn Kaiser drives past her competitor as the Char-
gers play Central at home Ka1ser had many serious 1njunes during the season but st1ll managed to help the Chargers to a 7¡24 season. 2 Add one.Danlelle Banks •ne of the only sophomores on the vars1ty team. JUmps for the rebound. Banks had over 20 steals and averaged 1.2 ass1sts a game 3 Take it to the hole! Rachael Follmer, a sophomore for the Chargers. fakes out her opponent as she drives to the basket
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4 That's a three! Shoot1ng from beh1nd the arch Kendra Smith makes the three during the semor n1ght Sm1th had 34 three po1nters and made 1t to the th1rd round of the State Three Point Shootout
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I t e A good basketball team uses the basketball hoop well. They are excellent rebounders and are able to score against any defense in any venue. A great team uses not only the basket to win games. but also the court. They dive on the ground for loose balls and take charge, and, no matter what. get right back up and continue playing. They are not worried about the referees or any other exterior factor. These teams use the little things to win. and the little things are what separates the good teams from the great ones. Doing all the little things was a theme in every basketball practice this year. Every drill had a purpose and built to the big picture of winning games. If the squad did not rebound well one game, they would do rebounding drills all week in practice. If they had trouble getting back on defense. the team would work on that in practice. By doing th1s, Coach Lav1n made his intentions clear: do the little things and winning games will soon follow. Although the team struggled with concepts at times. they
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second half of the season. making big improvements in the stat book and also in each player's skill " The team began playing their best basketball of the year after winter break. Coming off a 1-2 appearance in Centralia, the team seemed to click in games against Urbana. Normal West. and Central. The came out and executed the game plan to perfection on a nightly basis, leading to wins against Urbana and Normal West and making the cross-town rivalry game against Central go down to the wire in a heartbreaking loss. This momentum from finishing the season on such a strong note carried the team into regional play. The team began regionals with a win against Mahomet to force another confrontation with their cross town rival Central. The game went down to the wire and ended in a 51-42 loss. ending the Charger's season · we had a pretty good season. The team got along pretty well." said forward Stefone McDonald. pictured nght ·r11 be working hard to improve. working on my ballhandling and shooting and h1tt1ng the weights. I'm looking forward to next year:
came out to work every day and improve not only individually, but as a basketball team. The year began in
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Lincoln w1th a 1-4 week, showing the Chargers how hard they had to 'NOrk
Peoria Manual
to be successful. Coach Lavin con-
East St. Louis
sistently pushed them to 'NOrk their hardest in pract1ce so the transition to game situations would be simple. "The big things in practice this year were defense. rebounding, and teamwork; sa1d Coach Lavin. ·we made large strides in the
Peoria Richwoods White House. lN Central Danville Mahomet
47-45 50-52 57-50 60-45 50-52 48-45 60-58
R'Ont Row: DIMd Gr1der wntlt AnthOny Petruucllo a.ek hdllry
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1 Take It to the hoop. Guard Michael
Locksley bul, h1s way towards the basket Loc~sley made a huge 1mpact dunng h1s first
year on the basketball team. He led the team 1n sconng w1th 11.4 po1nts per game and also racked up 39 .teals dunng the year 2 Loose ball! Trying to secure a loose ball, James McCiarey d1ves on the floor Th1s sharp•,hnoter was a b1g ·omponent to the team's success th1s year, extend1ng oppos1ng defenses to open up the m1ddle for the post players
3 Perfect form. Before releasing a Jump shot. Vincent Williams stares down the nm W• hams was an emot1onal leader for the team and averaged 7.5 po1nts and
3.1 rebounds per game. but did more than that during the season. He usually had the JOb of guard1ng the be•,t scorer on the oppos1ng team an exhaust1ng task. 4 Pass and screen away. Forward Mikel Leshoure passes the ball around the penmeter to get h1s teammates Involved Leshoure was the go-to guy in the post, averag1ng 10.4 po1nts and lead1ng the team w1th 74 rebounds per game.
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Bend at the knees. Po1nt guard Lamarcus Haynes plays close defense
aga1nst a Normal West opponent As a two-year starter Haynes was expected to do the little th1ngs to make the squad successful. whiCh he did Without compla1nt while leading the team w1th 3.2 assists per game
Words Zachary Cocagne Photography Ron Sullivan. Kristie Cozad
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It was a record setting
The Chargers also ben-
year for the Chargers· wrestling
efitted from their new members·
team. An outstanding dual meet
contributions. Five first year Char-
record. eight Individual sectional
gers competed on the vars1ty
qualifiers. and three state qualifiers
squad. The future looks bright as
were just a few of the accomplish-
four of these rookies were under-
ments during the of the season.
classmen. "It was really cool wres-
Much of the Chargers'
tling varsity as a freshman . I am
success can be contributed to the
look1ng forward to the next three
three senior captains Aaron Ganes.
years of wrestling; mused Nicho-
Daniel Rolando. and
Ryan Cones. las Congdon. We can expect to see
Pictured right These three seniors
big th1ngs from these grapplers in
have some outstanding creden-
the future.
tials. Between the three of them,
Many Centennial wrestlers
there are twelve varsity wrestling
will continue their season just a
letters. sixteen tournament cham-
little bit longer. The postseason
pionships, and a combined record
continues for the underclassmen
of 375-45. Coach Ed Mears said of
w1th
these three athletes. "It's been a
State series the week following the
pleasure to coach them for four
1nd1vidual State meet The highest
years.
placing sen1ors 1n each weight class
They're great kids. and I
wish them the best in college.·
the
freshmen/sophomore
at each Sectional are extended the
In addition to their skills
opportunity to participate in the
on the mat. these capta1ns helped
Cross-State Duals. Centennial had
to motivate their teammates 1n
the honor of having all three cap-
practice and before matches. They
tains 1nv1ted to participate.
must have been doing something
Wrestling has never been
right. as the Chargers began the
a highly publicized sport. often
season 16-0 1n dual meets. the
being overshadowed by the more
best start in Mears· tenure. Sopho-
popular men·s winter sports. The
more Michael Brown appreciated
team hopes that the success they
the leadership, "Those guys really
expenenced this year may change
knew what they were doing. They
that Charger wrestling may be the
made me work harder in practice.·
sport to watch in upcoming years.
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1 King of the ring. Dunng h1s match aga1nst a Mt Zion opponent, Daniel Ro-
lando tnes to keep h1s foe 1nbounds for a takedown. Rolando has the current career takedown record w1th 263 takedowns.
2 Keeping up the pressure. Centennial sophomore Hal Bui keeps holds h1s opponent down as he works for a chicken w1ng The chicken w1ng is JUSt one of the plethora of moves 1n Sui's expand1ng arsenal. "He's one of those guys that can learn moves quickly and remember them: says ass1stant coach Nicholas Morphew 3 On the attack. Ounng a home match aga1nst Bloomington. JUnior William Chung waits for h1s opponent to get up so he can make h1s move. Chung recently transferred to Centenn1al and was a crucial asset of the Chargers squad 4 Ready for action. Toe1ng the line. sen1or Eric Houston wa1ts for the referee to blow his whistle. Houston wrestled 1n the 189 pound weight class for the Chargers unt he was Sidelined w1th a broken thumb the week of reg1onals
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5 Tight squeeze. Aaron Cones holds on t1ght as he attempts to p1n h1s Urbana opponent at the Reg1onal meet Cones recorded three p1ns en route to a
Words Daniel Rolando Photography Ron Sullivan. Bruce Rolando
reg1onal title. Cones was one of three Centenn1a1 wrestlers to qualify for state.
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Words Margaret Hankel Photography Ron Sullivan, Kristie Cozad. Liz Brunson
1 Full steam ahead! Jae Hoon Kim p1erces through the still waters that lie ahead 1n the 100 breaststroke. The breaststroke is an event that reQuires extreme flexibility as well as prec1se t1m1ng, both of wh1ch K1m has mastered 2 One breath allowed Freshman Paul Folts competes 1n the 100 freestyle at the Charger Invitational Spnnt events. such as the 50 and 100 freestyle. reQUire 1m1ted breath1ng to sw1m a faster t1me. 3 Leap frog . Jayson Shine warms up for h1s 50 freestyle by JUmping up and down beh1nd the blocks. Sh1ne. who was only a JUnior th1s season. was a major player in the spnnt freestyle events as well as the 100 butterfly 4 Rinse and repeat Ryan Hays, a fourth year sw1mmer and team capta1n, competes 1n the 500 free¡ style Always enthusiastic and full of team sp1nt. Hays
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often described as one of the hardest workers on the team. Hays' hard work payed off when he placed 4th 1n th1s event at 5ectionals and swam a personal best t1me.
5 Floating on a tidal wave. Joseph Ragsdale cruises along 1n the 100 backstroke. A great team player Ragsdale often stepped 1n when needed. compet1ng 1n other events such as the 200 1ndiv1dua1 medley and the 100 butterfly
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bleach blondes Some teams have two-
throughout the season. The team
a-day practices for a couple of
received th1rd place in the Con-
weeks before the beginning of the
ference meet and second at the
school year. The men's swim team
Sectional meet, the qualification
has two-a-days three days a week
meet for State. At the State Meet,
for three months The boys trudge
Andrew Mueller placed 27th 1n the
into school at six in the morning
backstroke, with a 55.67, and the
for early practice where they fo-
200 medley relay, with members
cus on weight and strength train-
Mueller. Smothers. Paul Folts. and
ing. After a long day at school,
Andrew Ayers. placed 31st with a
the boys return to the pool for a
time of 1:43.73 Long kept traditions, such
longer and harder afternoon workout After practice. they go home
as the well known Pasta, Shave,
to face homework and an early
and Dye night, a tradition started
bedtime so they can get up and do
in 1997, are part of what helps the
it all over again the next mormng
team bond. The night before the
Their hectic schedule proves that
Conference meet the entire team
only the most dedicated athletes
devours pasta while those who
are on the men's swim team. Josh-
qualify for Sectionals bleach their
ua Smothers explains, "[Homework]
hair. The Conference sw1mmers
quite a stra1n on us during the
also shave their heads as well as
swim season. but we still try to do
most of the1r bodies to g1ve them
it aiL"
a more sensitive feel for the wa-
IS
These crazy hours proved
ter, which hopefully knocks pre-
the swim team's dedication to
cious milliseconds off their times. One closely guarded se-
the sport. and so did their reat a home meet against Peoria
cret is the locker room breakfasts these men share during the ardu -
where they quickly proved they
ous two-a-days. Hiding the George
were major competitors in the
Foreman grill and toaster from
Big 12 after winning by a landslide
the custodians is a challenge, but
They won all but two dual meets
the feat allows the men to enJOY warm Pop-Tarts and grilled mari-
cord. They kicked off the season
nated chicken before they face the
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Peoria
1st
Urbana
1st
Danville
1st 2nd
Central Springfield
1st
Bloomington
1st
Normal Community Big 12 Conference
2nd
Sectionals
2nd
3rd
Front Row Andrew Ayers. Jae Hoon Kim. Joshua Smothers. Just1n Smothers. Logan M1ller. Damel .r >Wd"r Row 2 Young K1m, 1cholas Dan1el M rtln, Joseph Ragsdale. Kev1n Mast. Zachary Muel •r .eo P1nho. Coach Don Waybnght Row 3 >hn .ee. Coach Ahson Czmarko-Kutzler Charles Warren. Jayson Sh1ne. Young Jae K1m. Jay K1m. N<1ah ~ ubbs. Chnstopher RePv• s Back Row Damel Rhee, Paul Folts. Andrew Mueller, Joshua Hildenbrand, Ryan Hays, Andrew M 1rt1n. Adam Rhoades
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balancing act Centennial women's gymnastiCS is one of the lesser known sports teams 1n the school. After a yearlong absence, this year's team consisted of three new freshmen and a retumng junior Gymnastics is a unique sport. There are four distinct events involved in gymnastics: balance beam, vault. floor exercise, and uneven bars. demonstrated by Kathryne Zunich, pictured nght. Not only are the events difficult, but practice is also extremely time consuming. Each g1rl practiced three hours a day, five times a week. The squad spent these long hours of practice time at the local YMCA because Centennial does not have the necessary equipment or coach1ng expertise. In the end, their hard work paid off. The entire team advanced to the IHSA Sectional meet. where they were given a chance to qualify for State. Zunich, the lone State qualifier from the team. placed 15th in the vault at the State competition.
1 She's got the moves. Performing her floor exercise. Abby Karch strikes a pose for the JUdges Karch
was one of three fre hmen on Centennial's gymnast1cs team this year 2 Perfect balance. Emily Sherrick struts her stuff on the balanc1ng beam dunng her first IHSA Reg1on¡ als competition The four 1nch w1de beam IS often the nemisis of gymnasts. but Shernck performs w1th confidence and control 3 Beautiful lines. Norah Cetin uses her grace and flexibility to awe the JUdges during her floor exerc1se For the floor rout1ne Cet1n p1cks her own mus1c and then has the rout1ne choreographed 4 Smile pretty! The members of th1s year's gymnastiCS squad were (clockwise. from top) Emily Sherrick.
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¡what lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters compared to what lies w1th1n us: -Ralph Waldo Emerson At the end of the day, there is no one definition that can be applied to all of us. We are art1sts. athletes, musicians, volunteers, performers. leaders. teachers. and students. Without our diversity, we could not begin to define ourselves In the end, the definition of a Charger is all of these characteristics and many more. The Charger Way is not one style, one life, one path. It IS the combination of all of the ways we as people choose to spend our time at Centennial. We are the only school who leads the ways we lead, learns the way we learn. and joins the way we join. We know no other school has the yellow tile walls we have come to love And we can pride ourselves on the fact that no other group of students rally together to cheer for one other the way we do. At the beginning of this year. we set out to find a word to descnbe us, but we now know that no such word could be found in even the largest d1c1tonary. We conclude this journey by leaving you with the task of continuing to live the Charger Way. It is your life to live, your common bond to share, and your legacy to define. Th1s IS the way we finish.
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Editors¡
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By the time you open this book to review our year at Centennial, 1t will have been over a year since our time spent on this book began. Even before some of the final touches were put onto the staff, we had already decided that Centennial's unique "C" emblem would be a part of our book and fell in love with the idea of having a varsity letter on the cover. Last May, in preparation for the distribution of last year's book, the new staff was brought in to receive assignments and get geared up for the tough, but creat1ve and fun year ahead of them. In July, we attended Yearbook Camp at Illinois Weslyan University in Bloomington, where, besides spending our time bond1ng and eating, we developed the theme, "See The Charger Way¡ for the 2006 Centurian. We even received "Best in Show 2005" for the best overall development and performance at the camp! Once we arrived at school in August, the work quickly picked up. After waiting, not-so patiently, for our s1x new computers and new lnDesign program, we got nght to work on preserving our memories of this year. Of course there were obstacles: learning a new design program, training our ten new staff members and a new financial adviser, dealing With the inevitable computer crashes, and the many late nights we spent finishing pages to meet our deadlines. But for every challenge we faced and overcame, it felt that much more gratifying to be one step closer to our final product. As our hours spent "behind the wall" in Room 226 increased, the bond we created at camp became even stronger. We would not have been able to create such an outstanding yearbook 1f 1t had not been for some extraordinary people First and foremost, thanks to Mrs. Searby for all your guidance and dedication to us and this book, even at 7:30 at night during and the long afternoons when deadlines were due, for your faith in us as editors, and of course, the food. Filkins. thank you for your jokes when we were in complete panic mode and talking Mrs. Searby into the new computers. To our wonderful staff. you guys are the best, thank you for mak1ng 1t a great year! Most Importantly, to you, our fellow Chargers, for giving us the inspiration to create this book. We hope it captures your memories of Centennial High School. Signing off!
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Index A Aamir, Hira 66 Abbadi, Hamzah 76 Abernathy, Reynear 76, 77, 179 Adams. Amber 86, 185 Adams. Ashley 22. 50, 214 Adesida, Olabis1 22, 46, 48, 62,
145, 193, 194, 202, 210, 211, 214, 220 Ahmad, Ahmad 86 Ahmad, Arwa 86
117, 130, 186, 187, 203, 204 Anderson, Scott 98 Anderson, Timothy 86, 115, 172 Anez. Alejandra 76, 185, 214 Angel. Michael 76, 150, 172 Annel, Latrice 122 Araki, Michiko 22, 50 Armstrong, Amanda 22 Armstrong, Deborah 76 Arrasmith, Lindsey 66, 125, 212 Astorina, Adam 76, 85 Astorina. Stephanie 22. 50. 186, 187, 203 Avallone. Brittany 76, 168, 185 Ayers. Andrew 22. 40. 50, 200, 203
Ahmed, Abdullah 22 Ahn, Jieun 76 AhuJa. Eeshan 76 A1na. Addison 76, 151, 179, 180.
191 Aina. Avery 86, 90, 178, 179, 190
8 Bacos. Sheilla 47 Bagniefski, Brent 101 Bailey, Lindsey 76
Akins. Kevin 86 AI-Fayadh, Abobakir 66
Baisa. Colleen 76, 219
AI-Saqn, AI-Qasem 86
Baker. Sarah 22, 50
AI-Qadi, Dana 155
Balint. Hall 185
Alcantara. M1nosca 98
Ballew. Kristen 76 Balsbaugh, Trevor 22, 39
Alchaar. Omar 66, 197 Aldndge, Suzanne 48, 100, 103.
105, 129, 216 Anez. Alejandra 214 Alexander. Pam 101 Aley, Michael 66, 67, 151, 219 Allan. Christ1na 22, 120 Allan. Joanna 86 Allen. Kendra 22, 50, 63 Alston. Reginald 98 Alumbaugh, Karl 86, 172 Alumbaugh, Zachary 22, 37, 50, 59, 108, 109, 126, 136, 171 Alur, Snigdha 22, 48, 60, 61, 201, 211, 213, 214, 215 Ames, Stephanie 66 Ammons. Michael 22. 136, 180 Amorasak, Marisa 66, 172 Amponsah. Ken 66 Andel, Jamilee 76, 172. 214 Andersh. Nicholas 130 Anderson, Dan1elle 143 Anderson, Jaubare 86 Anderson. John 10, 13, 64, 76, 84, 130, 150 Anderson. Katherine 66, 172 Anderson, Kristofer 86, 89, 172 Anderson, Robert 66 Anderson, Sarah 76, 80, 84. 108,
Baisa. Patrick 156, 157, 202
Banister. Darion 86, 178 Banks, Dan1elle 76, 82, 144, 175,
188, 189, 193 Banks. Nathaniel 98 Banks. Randale 66. 139 Barak, Brandon 76. 150, 162 Barlow. Chnstian 22, 180 Barnhart. Justin 101. 180 Barr. Chrisopher 76 Barr. Kelsey 66, 74 Bartech, Christina 66, 215 Barth, Brittney 213 Bartlett. Kristen 19, 76 Bartley, Matthew 66 Bates, Pat 102 Batman. Shannon 100. 104, 124. 219 Bauer. Kathryn 86, 175, 185 Baumgart. Melissa 123 Bean. Rosa 86 Bear. Dan1el 76 Beaulin, Katie 155 Bechtel, Alyssa 130. 131 Beck, James 66 Beck, Sarah 76 Beck, Stephanie 66, 211, 212, 213 Becker. Sophia 76 Bedin. Jessica 66
Behm, Sean 76
Boyd, K1ersten 86, 136, 188
Behnke, Brittany 22. 50, 176
Boyd, Marissa 23. 50, 172
Belanger. Brett 76 Bell, Alaina 7
Boyes. J Parker 6, 66, 215 Braghini. Alexis 86, 175, 176, 177
Bell, Alexandra 86, 135, 172, 210,
Brandyberry, Paul 86, 118, 172,
215 Bentlng, Courtney 66, 112, 220 Bent1ng, Hayley 86 Benson. Shonda Bergman. Stanley 176 Berlin, Lila 86, 93, 95, 186. 203 Berry, Amy 66, 148 Berry, Elizabeth 20, 22, 50. 172, 201, 211, 215, 219 Beyers. Bryan 145 Bhagat. Zarana 86, 219 Bickers. Kaley 86, 175 Binion. Tyler 86, 135, 178 Birlet. Christopher 76 Birlet, Elizabeth 86 Bisch, Charles 22 Bisch, Leann 76 Bissell, Nathaniel 76 Black. Jane 12. 86, 117, 126, 185. 203, 216 Black, Rachel 8, 66, 73, 108, 117, 182, 182, 183, 203, 204, 213, 216, 222 Blackwelder. Kooper 86 Blake, Caroline 86, 175 Blaker. Brendan 86 Blaker. Nicole 66 Blank, Arlene 98 Bloom, Corrie 66, 130, 168, 212, 213 Boddu, Nathan 76, 219 Bogan. Bailey 76 Bogard. Jackson 22, 50, 111 Bogner. Patrick 76, 172 Boitnott. Thomas 86, 172 Bolen. Tyler 22, 41 Booker. Aram1s 76, 219 Booker. Armani 23, 50, 210 Booton. Brock 23, 43, 47, 50, 60, 159, 162, 163, 214, 215
219 Brandyberry, Philip 12, 23, 50, 172, 214, 215
Borders. Amanda 23 Borries. Gabrielle 86, 114. 121,
Bullock, Kyle 86, 191 Bunick, Jacquelyn 9, 12, 16, 20,
182 Bosse, Sarah 101 Bowe, Katelyn 66
Brazelton. Summer 76 Breaw. Travis 86 Bridges. Timothy 157 Bnggs, Benjamin 66 Bright. Patrick 66, 127 Brillhart. Connie 100 Bntt, Christopher 66. 195 Britton. Taylor 66, 151 Bntton, Von 76 Broadbent. Alison 76 Broadbent, Maria 76. 130 Broderick, Ashley 76,130 Broeren, Gregory 146, 147, 202 Brown. Alex1s 76 Brown. Ashley 18, 86 Brown. Briscoe 23, 180 Brown. Christopher 23, 51 Brown. Daniel 23 Brown. De'Monique 6, 130 Brown. Georgette 122 Brown. Isaiah 86 Brown. James 76, 150 Brown. Jenmfer 86 Brown. Mary 86 Brown. Michael 76, 167, 197 Brown. Rachel 86 Brown, Sherard 86, 190 Brown, Sondra 102 Brown, Thomas 86 Bruce. Alexander 76. 179 Bryson. Michelle 149 Brzoza. Anna 66, 123 Buckley, Catherine 102 BUI, Hal 176, 97
Buirst. Reginald 23 Buller. Matthew 23, 51, 61, 126, 130, 136, 137, 180, 214, 215
23. 42. 46. 4a 51. 59. 6~ 61, 117, 121, 172, 211, 214, 215, 216
Bowen, Katherine 130
Bunte, Brad 76. 133, 215
Bowman. A-Shae 86, 139 Bowman. Akilah 76, 145
Bunte, Kev1n 86, 215 Burden. Alicia 23, 46, 51, 111. 216
Bowrey, Jessica 86
Burden, Demarco 190
Boyd, Diana 102
Burden. Steve 151
Index 209
Burgener. Joel 179, 180 Burney, Chnstopher 66
Carroll, Tyler 18, 66, 73, 74, 117,
151, 213, 216
Clapp, Sarah 102
Cotton. Anthony 87
Clark. Kristopher 66
Cotton, Antwan 87
Burney, Dontae 86
Carson, Bill 100, 157
Clark, Hannah 130
Cozad. Ally 66
Burns. Casey 23, 37, 51, 172, 180
Carson, Jordan 119, 211, 212, 214,
Clark, Tylor 76, 172
Cozad, Courtney 8, 18, 66,67,
Burnside. Bianca 86
Clasey, Tyler 24, 47, 51, 180, 181,
195, 203, 204 Clausen, Jamie 99, 101, 102, 104 Clopton, Will 162 Cloyd, Ashleigh 24
182, 184, 185, 203, 201 213, 214, 216 Crabtree, Amy 24 Craddock, Hannah 77, 149, 172, 175, 220
Coambs, Elissa 155
Crames. Martin 66, 157
Coats. Kelly 155
Crede, Caleb 24
Calentine, Casey 76, 212
219 Carson, Rachel 76, 136 Carter. Dias 66 Carter. Jamal 66, 75, 180 Carter, James 86, 139, 178 Carter. Rashaun 24, 59 Carter. Ten1sha 86, 87, 186, 203 Caruso. Paul 86 Caspi, Mor 66, 121, 213, 214 Caston, Alexis 76, 85 Caston Jessica 86 Cetin, Norah 86, 94, 182, 200, 203 Chambers. David 76, 210 Chambers. Nicole 66 Chandler. Sam 66 Chaney, Trashauna 66 Chang, Christine 66 Chang, Philip 201
Campos. Carl 76
Changnon, Marc 102, 105, 125,
Caneva, Christine 86, 87, 172. 185, 215
212 Chapan. Beth 102 Chapple, Casondra 76 Charters. Elizabeth 76, 212 Chau, Michael 76 Chaudhry, Salman 24 Chen, Danny 143 Chen, Emily 24, 42, 45. 47, 48, 51, 110, 111, 130, 211, 215, 216 Cheney, Ashley 86, 175 Cho1, Joseph 76 Chow. Lorraine 86, 172, 188, 216 Christians. Kyle 66 Chung, William 197, 198 Cicone, Anthony 76, 150
Buscombe, William 66, 172, 215 Busey, Patrick 23, 46, 51 Bushue, Devin 86, 178 Buskirk. Brandon 23, 51, 180 Buskirk, Sean 76 Butler. Shanelle 23, 37, 51 Butler-Proch, Nicole 155 Butt. Muhammad 66 Butt. Sarah 76, 210, 219 Byers. Matthew 76 Byers. Megan 23, 44, 63, 135
c Caballero. Kelsey 86 Cadwallader. Myles 23, 63 Cain, Chnst1na 23 Cain, Whitney 86
Cangellaris, Olivia 66, 75, 213 Canull, Rod 66 Capelli Godoy, Marcela 66, 189,
194 Capers. Aaron 66 Carlson. Amy 86 Carlson, Samantha 86 Carlson. Sara 23, 46, 60 Carmack, Bryton 76 Carmen, Tabitha 86, 184 Carmichael, Andrew 48, 86 Carmichael, Sam 66 Carr. Deanna 76, 85, 145
210
c
Cobb, Santies 16, 24, 47
Crosby, Brian 87, 93
Coburn, Brittany 86
Crowder. Anthony 159
Cocagne, Jacob 76, 179, 190, 191
Crowder. Aaron 87
Cocagne, Zachary 17, 24, 39. 47,
Crowder. Daniel 87, 200
48, 51, 60, 108, 109, 112, 180, 195, 214, 222 Cochran. Devin 18, 24, 130, 131, 135, 201, 215 Cochran. Tiffany 7 Coe, Matthew 66 Coffin, Kyle 66 Cogdell, Corinne 76, 148, 149, 212 Coleman. Joshua 77 Coleman. Marlowe 16. 24, 45, 51 Colton, Antwon 143 Colvin, Nicholas 86, 178 Congdon. Nicholas 86, 197 Connell. Michaela 77 Connolly, Kaitlyn 76 Cook, Jason 146, 147 Cooley, Anthony 66. 151, 180 Cooper. J. Duncan 77 Cooper, Tedriante 86 Cornstubble, Michael 24, 39 Correiar. Danielle 24, 51, 176 Corso, Nicholas 126, 130, 167, 213, 214, 215 Corum. Brent 15, 66, 180
Crull, Kathryn 87, 172, 212 Crutcher, John 77, 80 Cruz. Crystal 87 Cubbage, Justin 67 Cullen, Andrew 77, 157 Cullen. Ryan 146 Cullop, Seth 24 Culver. Arthur 98 Cunningham. Regan 77 Curtis, Lindsay 18, 24, 127 Cushing, Amanda 24, 51, 136 Cutcher, John 85 Cuttell, Clare 67, 155, 194 Cuttell, Daniel 87, 94 Cylkowski, Sarah 87, 172, 212, 219 Czmarko-Kutzler. Alison 182, 200
D D'Angelo, James 130 D'Angelo, Rose 67, 155, 182. 189,
194, 212, 213, 214 Dahl, Kellie 77, 79, 155, 172, 182 Dalbey, Sara 87, 175 Dalbey, Stephanie 24, 51, 215
Dalton. Daphne 87
Depew, Allison 25
Eckels, Amy 77. 148. 175. 185
Fields-Abrams. Christopher 77
Dalton. Robert 77
Dewitt. John 212
Eckels. Elise 25. 52
Figueroa-Dixon. Cambria 78
Dalton. Tyonna 185
Dial. Brittany 77
Eckstein, Brian 159
Filkins. Scott 100. 103. 109
Danielson. Kathryn 155
Dietrich. Jay 67. 201
Edbrooke. Emily 87
Fink. Laura 67. 108. 116. 172. 213,
Danielson. Sherry 101. 220
Dietrich. Thomas 7
Eddleman. Dwight 67. 146. 180.
Davidson. Brittney 77. 184. 185.
Doan. Ly 77
189 Davidson. Jonathan 87. 178, 179 Davies. Christopher 67, 151 Davies. Elizabeth 87 Davis. Alexiss 24. 63. 172. 210. 220 Davis. Amanda 77. 130 Davis. Bradlee 24. 113 Davis. Brandon 24. 52. 210 Davis. Glenda 25. 47 Dav1s. James 67 Davis. Mary 87 Davis, Terence 87. 178 Davis-Hargest. Raven 19. 77. 80, 145 Davis-Johnson. Bryson 87. 191 Day, Rachel 9, 10. 12. 20. 25. 48. 60, 121. 172. 214, 215 DeBonis. Joseph 25. 52 Deck Cassandra 87 Decker. Andrew 77 DeDecker. Coll1n 77. 79. 80, 150. 191 Dehn. James 67. 219 Delbosque. Eliabeth 87 DelBosque. Kristie 67, 212 Demeris. Natalie 25. 41. 48. 52. 122. 129. 185 Dennemann. Kara 67. 148. 149, 185 Dennis. Claire 6. 12. 25. 39, 48. 129. 135. 136, 137, 215 DePaula. Diego 157
Dokey, Victoria 87
202 Eddleman. Thomas 77. 150. 180 Eisner-Poor. Kaitlyn 6, 12. 25. 37. 41. 48, 59, 108, 129. 145,
Dollison. Dav1n 172 Domagala. Ron 102
202
Doman. Amy 103 Dombroski. Jenna 87. 89. 160,
215, 216, 220 Fink. Rebecca 9, 13, 25. 43. 48.
52. 59, 60, 108. 130, 131. 135, 161, 172, 208, 212. 214, 215, 216, 222 Finn. Matthew 25
Elam. Nickolas 87
Finney, Brian 67
Elam. Phillip 25. 180
Finney, Sara 67
Doney, Heather 67
Elliot. Jennifer 101
Fiol. Natalie 18. 25. 43. 44. 52,
Dorado, Alonso 77
Elliott. Elizabeth 9, 10. 12. 25. 48.
161
168. 214. 219
52. 60, 108. 212. 214
Fisher. Donald 78
Douglas. Twila 25. 62, 172
Elliott. Katherine 67. 71, 185
Flanigan. Kelly 67
Dousman. Seth 67
Elson. Erin 77
Flem1ng, Cedric 88
Downs. Kara 100
Ellsworth. Allie 25. 40. 46. 52.
Fleshci. John David 219
Dorris. Brooke 25. 37
1oa 176. 210. 211. 213. 216
Drackley, Michael 87. 172
Flodstrom. Anders 11. 67
Drackley, Patrick 16, 20. 25. 48,
Ellsworth. Evan 87. 178, 179. 197
Flodstrom. Kirsten 88. 188, 189,
60. 61, 63, 130. 172. 201. 214. 215. 216 Draper. Michelle 104 Dressier. Cory 67, 135. 210. 211 Driskell. Chase 67. 213. 214 Driskell, Troy 77 Drozdz. Jenna 87 Ducey, Austin 205 Duckett. Chelsea 87 Dudley, Daniel 158 Dunlop, William 25. 46. 52 Dunn. Brian 87 Dunn. Kyle 67 Dyar. Justin 67. 172. 215
Emmons. Lainey 67 Engle. Whitney 25, 43. 48, 52,
216 Flottmann. Matthew 88, 135, 178
130, 186. 203. 216 Ennen. Alyssa 25 Ernst. Chnstopher 88 Ewing, Kye 215
Flowers. James 67
F
Follmer. Kent 194
Fabi. Jan 88, 172. 221
Follmer. Rachael 78. 84. 193, 194
Fairchild. Tim 101 Farrelly, Sean 67. 151
Folts. Paul 88, 94. 166, 199, 203
Ferguson. Samuel 67, 180, 197
Foote, Enk 88
Fernandes. Elizabeth 67. 108, 160.
Foreman. Stephanie 12. 26. 43, 45, 52, 111, 116, 126, 130.
E Eaglen. Courtney 77 Easter. Brian 98 Eastin. Jennifer 67. 164. 212. 214
161, 189. 194, 203. 212 Fernandez. Andres 88 Fernandez. Hermieleen 77, 124 Ferraro. Buster 67 Ferreira. Fernando 77 Ferrer. Gabriel 77. 210
Flowers. Joshua 67 Flowers. Sam 150 Fluke. Leah 67 Foley, Jessica 67 Followell. Jessica 67. 212. 213. 214
133, 161, 211, 214, 219 Foster. Marquiss 26 Frazier. Courtney 88 Frederick, Julia 78. 172 Freeman. Julie 100
Index 211
Freeman. Travis 78 Fuller. Steven 67 Fulton, Joshua 67, 180 Fulton. Shaun 12, 26, 43, 48, 146, 172, 180, 215
Funk, Matthew 88
203
H
Harvey, Danisha 185
Haab, Anne 155
Hasenstab, Jeff 99, 102, 180
Goodchild. Brent 7, 130
Haciralfoglu, Pelin 145
Hayes, Brittany 68
Goodly, Mia 88, 133, 138,1 72, 212
Hagens. Patrick 88
Hayes, James 158
Goodwine, Jennifer 78, 81, 118.
Hahn, Cassandra 26, 53
Haymon She'Maka 68
Hall, Chelsea 8, 67, 119, 125, 172,
Haynes. Lamarcus 43, 195, 196
Ganes. Ryan 15, 26, 53, 197, 198, 203, 204
145, 214, 219
G
Gordon, Katherine 26
Harvey, Ricardo 78
212, 215, 216, 220
Hays, Ryan 27, 43, 48, 60, 61, 172,
Gordon, Qwantana 139
Hall, Heather 67, 136
Gordon, Shera 26, 47
Hall Kendre 78
Hays, Valerie 88, 182
Gorman. Cathy 100
Hall, Kendrell 88
Head. Deja 78
Gallardo, Ruben 88
Gossett, Alexandra 26, 53, 62
Hall, Madeleine 88, 122. 125, 212
Hedrick, Erron 88
Gannaway, Jess1ca 78. 149, 189
Gossett, Amanda 26, 53
Hall. Nathaniel 88, 172, 215
Heleine. Satrina 78
Gant. Keonte 88
Gossett. Taylor 78
Hall, Tyler 67, 213
Heller. Erica 78, 172, 212
Garner. K1yera 67
Goudy, Myles 162
Hallbeck, Alex 26, 47, 53
Helton. Adam 130, 146
Garrett, Chelsea 88, 172
Grabowski, Jaymes 11, 67, 118,
Hallbeck, Erin 78, 80
Helton. Caroline 68, 149, 185, 213
Halley, Stephany 27
Hendricks, Steve 149 Hendnckson. Kara 19, 68, 108,
Gaddis, Crystal 88 Gal, D1vya 67, 111. 134, 135, 212, 213, 214, 216, 217
Gary, Napoleon 88
123, 212, 214, 219, 220
180, 200, 212, 214
Gaso. Minja 88, 190
Graczyk, Dev1n 78, 172, 214
Hamilton. Jacob 88, 162
Gehrt. Mollie 26, 38, 48, 52, 149,
Graning, Evan 78, 80, 150
Hamilton. Neil 78, 150, 172
Grass. Marissa 67. 154, 155, 212 Gray, Dian 88
Hampton. Janasha 145, 202
Henry, Kelsey 27. 46
Hankel, Margaret 27, 43, 47, 48,
Henthorn. Mitchell 88
176, 214, 215
Ge1ger. Pam 123 Georgiadis, Alex1s 78 Gerald. Jeffery 146
Gray, Jason 12, 26, 40, 48, 53, 59, 60, 113, 129, 136, 214
53, 108, 145, 214, 219, 222
145, 164, 212, 213, 214
Hensler. Martin 27
Hansen. Caleb 78, 150. 191
Herges. Kyle 101, 178, 180, 205 Hermann. Sean 78, 172
Germanskl, Dana 26, 52
Gray, Kelsey 88
Hansen. Dav1d 190, 195
Giammaria, Vincent 26, 52
Gnce, Leslie 88
Hansen. Lucas 67, 74, 151
Hertzog, Brian 78
Gibbs-Johnston, Johnny 178
Grider, Dav1d 67, 73, 74, 130, 195
Harmon, Brandon 88, 178
Hesselmann. Christina 68
Gibson, Aleasha 88, 90, 175
Grill, Jennifer 78, 172, 215
Harmon. Brittney 67, 144, 145,
Heuvelman, John 201
Gillespie, Briana 26
Gross. Ondine 100
165, 172, 212, 213, 214
Heuvelman. Katherine 68, 185,
Gillespie, Enc 88
Gross. Stacey 100, 104, 219
Harris, Jordan 78, 80, 145, 202
Gilman. Morgan 6. 12, 26, 39, 48,
Grove, Adrienne 26, 53
Harris, Kevin 68
Higgins. Elizabeth 67, 212
53, 59, 60, 108, 117, 182,
Grove, Sarah 26, 41, 185
Harris, Latisha 88
Hildenbrand, Joshua 78, 162, 200
203, 208, 214, 222
Gruber. Charles 101
Harris, Monique 27, 44, 46, 63,
Higgins. Elizabeth 68
Givens. Trav1s 26, 53 Gladney, Saquoya 88
Gruber. John 67, 122, 146, 167, 172, 213, 215
172
214
Hill, Carlee 18, 27, 168, 169
Harris, Tan1kka 27, 47, 172
Hill, Katrina 27
Gleghorn, Jacob 220
Gschwend, Alison 130
Harris, Tyra 88
Hill, Ryan 78
Gleghorn. Kyle 178, 179
Gudgel, Ashley 13, 67, 74
Hart. Elzie 88
Hilson. Perrez 88
Glenn, Brittany 78, 172, 212
Hart. Holly 102
Hinds, Jonathan 78, 85, 130, 131,
Goering, Philip 101, 102
Gustafson, Peter 7 Gwin, LaToya 139
Ganes, Aaron 26, 53, 197, 198,
Gwin. Raymond 88
Harvey, Cierra 78
Taneekwa Perry,
212
c
Hartke, Tiffany 27, 47, 53
146, 171, 172, 191
Hinton, Courtney 27, 40, 53, 176,
204 Hirschi, Eric 78, 130, 172 Hirschi, Mark 201 Hoerman. Elizabeth 88 Hoerr. Audra 68, 69, 73, 117, 145,
184, 185, 216 Hoerr. Casey 68. 71, 127, 180, 213, 214 Hoerr. Kaley 88, 185, 216 Hoff-Green. Sed1a 27, 62 Hoffman. Carmen 88 Hogan. Beth 100 Hoggatt. Adam 88, 178 Hollis. Ken 178, 180 Holm. Erin 88, 212 Holm, Kathleen 88, 136, 188, 212
168, 215 Huffman. Jay 101
Jones. Jamie 28, 212
Huffman. Kendra 88 Huffman. Shalinka 11, 14, 27, 37,
Jones. Joseph 68. 113
James. Morgan 68
Jones. Napolean 78, 197
194, 219 Humphrey, Jordan 88, 132 Hunt. Akeenen 88, 190 Hunt. Aterra 144, 145, 194 Hunt. George 78 Hunt. Takeisha 7, 145, 202 Hunter. Eugenia 10, 27, 37, 46, 108, 210, 211
Jamison. Jordan 89 Jang, Hona 10, 28, 60, 119, 122,
Jones, Ryan 78,
Hursey, Cody 27 Huth. Caitlin 28, 44. 54, 60. 214,
215 Hutton. Bnttany 13, 68 Hwang, Do Hyun 68
Hopper. Steve 149 Herberg, Logan 78, 130, 132, 172,
Hwang, Gee-Hyun 28,215
219 House, John 205 Housholder. Ethan 78, 172, 179, 180, 215 Houston. Eric 27, 138, 197. 198 Hsieh, Ariel 78, 112, 201, 212, 213 Huang, Evelyn 10. 27. 46, 53, 60, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215 Hubbard, Dwayne 188 Hubert. Lauren 27, 53 Huckstadt. Allison 19, 68 Hudson, Alicia 13, 18, 27, 44, 54,
211, 212, 215, 220
Jones. Brittany 78
Jackson. Xavier 89, 179
Holt. Elijah 88 Hopkins. Nicole 68, 172
215 Horton. Aaron 27, 53 Hosford. Anna 78 Hosier. Elizabeth 88, 99 Hosier. Kathryn 88 Hoss. Haley 78. 149 Hou. Suoyang 68, 75, 211, 212,
Jackson, Renee 28, 44, 138, 210,
Hwang, Elliot 201 Hyatt. Dustin 88 Hyong, Jinwoo 54
lie, Tyler 68 Ingram. Victoria 88 Inman, Danielle 68 lshcomer. Jam1e 68, 74, 214 lssa. Nathan 68 lssa. Ryan 88
J Jackson. Amanda 88 Jackson, Anthony 68, 180, 215 Jackson. Janay 88 Jackson. Jason 28, 46, 54, 210 Jackson. Jeremy 68 Jackson. Kenneth 78 Jackson. Kyle 179, 180 Jackson. Lyle 89
125, 172, 201, 211, 212, 213, 214 Jarling, Dylan 78, 130, 215, 217 Jay, Charlotte 78, 80, 216 Jeans. Ethan 108 Jeric, Richard 78, 179 Joebgen. Steven 13, 68, 113, 130. 135, 172. 216 Joher, Arwa 78, 130, 135. 210, 212, 215 Joher. lns1ya 28, 46, 48, 60, 111, 211, 213, 214 Johnson. Allie 28, 40, 54, 111, 176, 177 Johnson. Andrea 78 Johnson. Dav1d 28, 59 Johnson. Dons 89, 139 Johnson. Jennifer 78, 172, 186, 187, 203, 204 Johnson, Jerry 89 Johnson. Jordan 89 Johnson. Joshua 78 Johnson. Justin 89 Johnson. Kevin 89, 190, 191 Johnson. Lauren 28, 54 Johnson. Laurie 101, 212 Johnson. Matthew 128, 130. 146 Johnson, Molly 28 Johnson. Sara 102 Johnson. Timothy 89, 178 Johnston. W. Evan 89 Joiner. Desandra 68 Jones. Ayanna 145
Jones. Stephanie 7880, 172 Jordan. Corey 68, 215 Jun. Sharon 78, 220
K Ka1ser, Ellyn 68, 75, 145, 176, 194 Kalichira. Asha 28, 60, 144, 145,
214 Kalichwa. Shana 78 Kalipeni. Joshua 13, 19. 78, 80. 216, 219 Kallembach. Corey 67, 68, 171 Kammel, Julia 28 Kammel. Laura 78, 155, 164, 219, 220 Kane. Rebecca 78. 172, 175, 194 Kannan. Gown 28, 60, 61. 201, 211, 213 Kapelanskl, Knstopher 28 Kara. Julia 89 Karch. Abby 89, 126, 136, 200 Kanm. Jasmine 89. 194, 221 Karim, Nad1rah 89, 139, 186. 203 Katsinas. Alexis 68, 115. 172, 215 Kauwell, Emily 89 Kavka. Roman 146 Kearney, Pat 101 Keigher, Bradly 68 Keigher. Colleen 78 Keller, Katrina 68, 155, 160, 161,
212, 213, 214 Kelly, Marcell 89 Kelter. Seth 28, 37, 43, 62, 111.
215, 217
Index 213
Kendall, Steven 78
K1nney, Samuel 89
Kern, Anthony 79, 112. 179
Kirkham. Jonathon 89. 178
Kessler. George 79, 219
Kirkham. Timothy 68
Kwon. Ji Hye 89, 123
Kevin Quinlin 99
Klebbe, Karen 102, 103, 211
Khazoum. Lila 68, 126, 201, 213,
Kleber. Ken 15, 102, 214, 215 Klump, Austin 79
L
215, 219 Kieser. Amanda 3, 12, 28, 42, 48, 54, 113, 182 Kieser, Sandra 89 Killian. Kathy 102 Kim, Albert 111, 127, 157 Kim. Andrew 68, 115, 215, 219 Kim, Beom Joo 89
Kurley, James 29, 55, 60, 62, 146, 147, 167, 201. 202, 214, 215
Lee, Michelle 29, 62 Lee, Samuel 79 Lee. Young 68, 74, 125, 157, 201, 212, 213 Lefler, Chelsey 89
Lacey, Donna 14, 18, 29, 43, 46,
Leisner. Cassandra 79, 175 Lemons. Uniqka 96, 111
54, 60, 116, 121, 155, 172,
55, 154, 155. 219 Lain, Jie 91
Lerch, Sarah 79, 210
205, 214
Lam. Qui 79
Leshoure. Mikel 15, 79, 85, 139,
Klump, Lyndsey 10, 18, 29, 48,
Knepler. Alexandra 29, 43, 54, 110, 111, 155 Knepler. Katherine 68, 108, 109, 155, 219
Kim, Frederick 68, 146, 201. 214
Knight. Cassandra 29. 54, 63
Kim, Hyun Jin 28, 45, 123, 172,
Knight, Elizabeth 155
Lamb, Kenneth 47
141. 180, 195, 196, 205
Lambert. Sandra 89, 188, 189
Levitt. Matt 7
Lamkin. lrini 29, 48, 60, 214, 215
Lewis, Austin 79, 83, 123, 172,
Lamm. Jennifer 79. 155 Lamm, Kenneth 29, 55, 146, 167.
215 Lewis. Hannah 12, 29, 41, 43, 48,
202
55, 59, 60, 129, 130, 131,
Knowles. Michael 78
Lamont. Crystal 79
135, 185, 186, 203, 214,
Kim, Jae Hoon 79, 199, 200
Knox. Kelly 68
Lancaster. Delaynie 68, 122, 219
215, 216, 219
Kim, Jay 28, 54, 60, 61, 157, 172,
Ko, Victoria 79, 201, 213
Lancaster Denise 79
Lewis, Jordan 68
Kobel, Eric 89, 172
Lange, Maximo 68, 156, 157
Lewis, Stan 100, 206
Koker. Terry 101, 201
Larson. Michelle 29
Lewis. Zachary 69
Korellis. Sarah 8, 68, 108, 182,
Lauderdale, Lisa 68, 213
Li. Michael 69, 214
Laufhutte, Larry 29, 37, 42, 55
Lian. FeiFei 69, 75, 168, 169, 201,
211, 213, 214
200, 214 Kim, Jennifer 28, 54, 60, 125, 201, 211, 212, 213, 214, 219 Kim, Jessica 68, 201, 211, 212
203, 213, 219
Kim. Jinnie 126
Koster. Sylbi 7
Laufhutte. Martin 79
Kim, Joon-Bom 29, 48, 54, 60, 61,
Kotera-Buss. Laura 102
Laugges. Adam 79
211, 213, 214
213, 219 Lian. Jie Jack 89, 172
Kouzmanoff, Robert 68
Laugges. Louis 146
Liddell, Shannon 69, 71, 194
Kim, Michael 78, 172, 215
Kranz. Kenneth 19, 79. 85, 171
Lautzenheiser. Eric 101
Kim. Paul 68, 172, 219
Krassa. Christopher 29, 60, 61,
Lavin, Tim 101, 195
Lienard. Danielle 79, 149 Lindsay, Jacob 89
Kim, Sam 146
Lawrance, Allen 18, 68
Kim, Young 89, 200
201, 211, 213, 214, 219 Kresin, Jacob 79
Kim, Young Jae 29, 48. 200, 211,
Kristovich. Erin 89
Le. Sonya 89, 188. 212
Line, Katherine 89, 210, 212
Krouse. Mary 89. 168
Leach, Joseph 146
Linnenburger. Jim 101
K1nard. Lonnie 79, 138, 179, 210. 221
Kubbs, Noah 12, 78. 172, 179.
Leake, Miranda 79. 130
Lipscomb, Damon 79
Leake, Randi 172
Little, Carlolyn 101
King, Lauren 89
Kuglich, Dan 84, 100, 105
Lebaugh, Laura 68
Littleton, Ashton 84
King, Robert 89
Kumar. Shilpa 9, 12, 29, 48, 54,
Lebaugh, Ryan 89
King, Wesley 89. 178 Kingston, Anne 79, 85
60, 62, 168, 212, 214 Kunkel, Alex 89, 172
Lee. Christine 79. 210, 212 Lee, Jake 79
Littleton, Christopher 146 Liu, James 79, 172
Kinney, James 89, 190, 195
Kunkel, ian 89
Lee, Jiehae 101
Kinney, Jamilia 29, 54
Kunkel, Jennifer 79. 212
Lee, John 79, 157, 200
212, 213, 214
214
c
200, 215
Le, An 79, 112, 123. 210, 211
Lindsay, Matthew 29, 47. 55 Lindstrom, Bob 146
Lockmiller. Sarah 79, 172 Locksley, Michael 69, 180, 195, 205
McCoy, Ryan 69
187, 203
Logan. Paula 79, 143 Logan, Samuel 29, 39, 46, 55
Mann. Crystal 79, 130, 131 Manning, Kathryne 90
McCray, Lauren 30. 47
McPhee, Skyler 7
Logue. Janelle 29, 39, 55
Manning, Kiefer 79, 80
McCurry, Frank 189, 194
McQueen. Jennifer 96, 100
Logue. Michael 29 Lom1bao. Derek 69. 129, 135
Manolakes. Jenna 13, 69, 130, 135
McDaniel, Charles 90
Meade. Peter 99, 102
Manship, Stacey 30, 55
McDonald, Javon 69, 74, 138, 195,
Mears. Ed 100
Manship, William 90 Mao. Meizi 19, 79, 80, 85, 87, 212,
196 McDonald, Latisha 90 McDonald, Stefone 195 McDonnell, M1ke 101, 180 McDuffee, Donald 90 McFarland, Nicole 175 McFarland, Dominique 90, 178 McGovern. James 79, 80, 159. 172 McGowan, Latrese 79, 85 McGowan. Lentrell 79 McGraw. Brock 17, 30, 55, 113, 162, 215 McGraw. Ramsey 79 McGuire. Jordan 69 McGuire. Sean 69, 180 Mcintyre. Corey 69 McKinley, Benard 90 McKeith, Kassandra 145 McKinley, Briane 74, 124, 172, 215 McKinley, Bryan 69, 219
Mears. Erin 145. 202 Medrano. Alicia 62, 210, 220
Milazzo. Katie 13, 80, 81
Maurer. Alexandra 90, 95, 175
McKowan. Jacob 90 Mclean. Jill 101. 120, 126
Mayer. Edwina 100
Mclennand, Christopher 30, 59.
McAndrew, Stacy 99, 101
135, 172 McMullen. Adam 12, 30, 40, 56, 136, 139, 195, 214
Long, Arnold 46 Long, Erik 79 Long, Matthew 89 Love, Michael 30, 39, 46, 55 Lowery, Ross 30 Lucas. Erin 30, 55 Lucas. Jessica 130 Lucas. Stephen 98 Lufsey, Travis 30
214 Marcellus. Me'chele 30 Marcott. Sienna 90, 136 Marler. Hsiung 155 Marler. Larry 69 Marshall, Curtis 30. 41, 46. 48, 55, 123, 127, 146, 166, 167,
Lyke, Melissa 89, 184, 185
201, 202, 215 Martin, Andrew 89. 90, 178, 200 Martin, Daniel 67, 69, 128, 130, 180, 200, 20~ 213, 216
Lyke, Patrick 30, 172, 206, 211
Martin, Jessica 69, 149
Lyles, Jessica 89
Martin. Michael 30, 55, 162, 163
Luu. Thuy 79 Luyando, Calvin 69, 197 Luyando, Yalltza 30
Lyon. Barbara 100
Martinez. Taylor 90, 178
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Martinez. Victor 90 Mast. Kevin 69, 75. 151, 162, 200
Machula, Chloe 79, 201, 215
Mate, Rosamond 79. 154. 155
Machula, Miranda 30, 61, 130,
Mate. Rosie 219 Matias. Jo Zalea 16, 30, 48, 60, 116, 130, 135, 214, 215, 216
216, 219 Maclin, Cordero 89 Madden, David 100 Mahon. Michelle 69, 172, 189, 194, 213 Mahon. Thomas 89, 172 Malkowski, Thomas 30, 37. 45, 60, 63, 201 Malloch, Steve 149 Mammano, Rory 69, 180. 181, 197 Mammano, Shelby 189, 68, 185 Manasra, Shaheed 89 Mangantulao. Maria 90 Manierre. Tia 90, 139
McCabe, William 19, 90 McCarn, Corrin 90, 172 McCarthy, Kymberly 69, 172, 186,
203 McCartney, Drew 30 McCiarey, James 8, 11. 69, 71, 74, 130, 195, 207, 213 McCoy, Nicole 30, 39, 43, 48, 55, 108, 109, 214
McMullen. Brendan 90 McMullen. Hannah 30, 43, 210,
220 McMullen Justin 90 McMullen, Maria 81, 85 McNabney, Zachary 161 McNussen. Amanda 13, 69, 186,
Meece. Stephanie 69, 172, 212 Mehnert. Michelle 145 Me1slahn. Chase 56, 162 Meislahn, Tanner 90 Melander. Eric 69 Melander. Kev1n 81 Melby, Cla1re 81 Melton. Megan 69 Melton, Verlon 90, 178 Mendes. Bryan 215, 219 Mendosa. Hana 81, 85, 168 Merchen, Joel 81, 150, 167, 172,
215 Mesker. BenJamin 180 Metcalf, Eric 81 Michaels, Lara 69 Mihm, John 48, 90. 190 Mikel, Daniel 172, 221 Milazzo. Jennifer 149 Miles. Tashana 90 Milewski. Christine 81, 149, 172,
185 Millage, Suzanne 56, 59, 176 Miller. Cheyenne 69 Miller. Jessica 90, 137, 215 Miller. Latisha 69, 137, 215 Miller. Logan 69 Miller, Quinn 81, 85, 156, 157 Miller. Rashad 37, 46, 62 Miller. Sam 90, 172, 215 Miller. Scott 172, 215
Index 215
Mills, Matt 102
Mumba. Loweshya 90, 94. 171
Norton. Cortney 90, 136
Patel. Komal 81, 212
Mills. Molly 102. 143
Munoz. Alonzo 90
Novitski, Aaron 71. 172
Patel. Megha 71
Mingee. Seth 90
Murphy, Leona 81
Novotny, Nicholas 81
Patel. Sandeep 81
Mitchell. Kaeman 90, 178. 179
Murphy, Rebecca 130
Nugent. Michelle 67. 71
Mitev. David 81. 197
Musgrove. Logan 90, 210
Mitsuhashi-Acs. Satoru 81
Myers. Erin 130, 137, 172. 215,
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Patel. Uma 19, 32, 37, 56, 60, 61. 145, 164, 214
Moeinzadeh. Kamyar 41. 45, 56, 111
216 Myers. Joel 90
O'Brien. Alice 80,81. 122. 219 O'Brien. Justin 178
Patterson. Jeffrey 71. 172
Moeinzadeh. Kaveh 90, 77. 216
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O'Brien. Lynn 130
Paul, Alexandra 71, 212
Odom. Kandace 32. 40. 48, 56,
Paul, Joseph 178
62, 111, 145, 210, 211, 220 Ogwal. Anne 71. 172. 214 Ogwal. Rebecca 90, 172, 215
Paulus. Eric 71. 212
Moore, Adrienne 9, 10. 12. 19. 56.
Patrick. Megan 81
60, 61, 113. 165, 172. 214 Moore. Elizabeth 69. 130 Moore, Kyle 19, 41, 56. 171. 205, 211
Nelson. Andrea 69, 124. 172
Moore. Latarika 69, 75, 123, 172
Nelson. Annie 215
Oh. In Hwa Joanne 81, 212. 213 Oh. Sang Hyeun 90
Moore. Matthew 37, 38, 46, 56,
Nelson. Jakeisha 90
Oh. Sat-Byeol 90, 211. 212
59, 180, 203 Moore. M1ke 7 Moore. Rachel 81 Moore. Taryn 90 Moore. Tresden 81 Morehouse. Adrian 69, 124. 172, 215, 219 Morris. Emily 90, 136, 212 Morris. Jordan 81 Morns. Leonard 138 Morrison, Adrienne 130 Morrissey, Jessica 81 Morrissey, Michelle 69. 72. 125. 155, 189. 194, 212. 213, 214, 216 Morse. Alex 81. 180 Moser. Timothy 69 Moss. Jessy 90. 178 Mueller. Andrew 8, 38, 46. 56, 200, 203 Mueller. Peter 180 Mueller. Rodney 100 Mueller. Zachary 80, 81, 85, 200
Nelson. Jalisa 119
Ohene-Adje, Leslie 130
Nelson. Ka1tlin 90
Oliphant. Jonathan 32. 37, 38, 48,
216
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Nadhimi. Jasm1ne 90, 127 Neal. Michael 178 Neely, Essence 63, 210. 220
Newman. Cora 90
126, 214, 215
Newport. Fred 100
Olson. David 32
Newton. Aerris 90. 133
Onur. Erkan 32, 180
Newton. Michael 69, 180
Orban. Kimberly 71. 185
Nicholls. Emily 80. 81. 85, 87 Nielsen. Joanne 100
Orw1ck. Anna 32, 182 Oschwald, Jen 104
Noel. Mary 69, 111. 161, 213
Osier. Jasper 90, 190, 178. 179
Noel. Nicholas 90, 172, 200
Osier. Reanna 81, 85, 133, 172
Nookala. Bhargav 69. 130, 212.
Ottmers. Christy 175
213, 215, 219
Patton. Jordan 32. 43
Paul. Zachary 32. 56 Paunicka. Christina 17, 32. 41, 48,
56, 176, 177, 212. 214 Peacock. Nicholas 90, 190 Peal. Korynthia 71. 172 Peal. Kyla 91. 93. 185 Peddycoart. Abagail 81, 149. 185 Peisker. Christian 81, 213. 220 Pelmore. Montel 81. 179, 180 Penner. Luke 32. 146. 167. 202 Peoples. Jacob 81 Peoples. Josiah 17 Peratt. Damon 81 Perry, Brittany 91, 188 Perry, Robert 81. 212 Perry, Taneekwa 212
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Peterson, Benjamin 81. 146. 166. 167
Norcross. John 71. 130. 155, 170, 215
Packard. Eric 71. 212. 215, 219 Paet. Ryan 32
Peterson. Brittany 71
Norcross. Sarah-Jane 211. 219 Norris. Isaac 90. 167, 219
Pahre. Julie 90
Noonan. Hannah 90, 175
Norris. Jenna 12. 90, 117, 183, 185, 216 Norns. Luke 69, 215 Norris. Natalie 6, 8. 37, 38. 56, 59,
60, 108, 117, 136, 214, 216 North. Jacob 212
Petruzzello. Alyssa 12. 91, 95, 117.
182, 203, 216
Pandey, Shikha 32. 44. 48, 60. 94,
Petruzzello. Anthony 8. 18, 69,
111. 120, 212. 213, 214 Park. Christopher 32. 45, 157 Parker. Albert 32 Partridge, Aaron 81. 85 Partridge, Cory 90 Paschal. Jimmy 90
71, 73, 75, 141. 151, 180, 181, 195, 204. 213, 214, 216 Pettigrew. Clementine 32, 130 Pettyjohn. Wade 71. 180 Pham. Toan 91
Pham. Vant1en 71, 211, 212, 213,
219 Phan. Nara 32 Phetchareun. Tony 32, 42, 63,
Pritchard, Elizabeth 81, 111, 115,
219 Propst. Zachary 91
150, 214 Reardon. Alisa 91, 94, 215 Record, Rush 100
Rolando, Erin 91 Romans. Matthew 82, 172 Rank, Patricia 82, 149, 172, 185,
Prowell, Johnny 33, 122
Redmon. Reg1nald 71
Pugh, Hollie 81
Rector. Brian 81, 157
Rood, Mike 72, 191
Phillips, Candy 145
Purgett. Bailey 33, 39, 57, 59,
Rector. Collin 12, 33, 40, 48, 57,
Rooney, Amy 91, 172, 212. 219
Phillips, Kalee 91
149, 185 Purkayastha, Mitali 91. 117, 211, 216
Rooney, John 34, 130, 131, 134,
Pica, David 6, 130, 131
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180, 204 Reed, Cary 15, 33. 45, 63, 111 Reeves. Khristopher 200 Regan, J William 91, 94 Regan, Mary 8, 71, 155, 213, 214
Pica. Mark 91, 190
Quails, Megan 71
Reger. Gretchen 33
Rosenbaum. Rachel 71, 149
Pica, Michael 71, 128, 155, 211,
Queen. Casinda 101
Regnier. Justin 71
Ross. Jack 71
Quinlan. Kevin 99, 102
Reinke. Kathy 101
Ross. Rem1na 82, 143
Reis, Allyson 91, 95, 175
Ross. Tavia 34. 139
117
Phillips, Matthew 81 Phillips, Ryan 138 Phillips, Taylor 71, 136
213, 214, 216 Piccioli, Laura 32. 46, 56, 59, 117,
126, 182, 216 Pickett. Cameron 91, 178, 197 Piersen, Dane 91, 178
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220
135, 201, 215, 216, 219 Rooney, Rebecca 91 Rosa. Brandon 91 Rose. William 128, 130
Rennert. Kimberly 81
Roth, Amanda 82, 212
Renwick-Streff. Kathenne 33, 57.
Rotramel, Drew 82, 83, 150, 180
Ragsdale, Joseph 8, 18, 70, 71,
110, 111, 155, 219 Reprakash, SuJithra 71, 75, 119,
Pikowsky, Jennie 81, 212
117, 120, 172, 200, 213, 215, 216 Ramos. Joseph 18, 71, 215
Pinheiro, Em1ly 120, 201
Ramsbottom. Emma 18, 33, 43,
Pinho. Leonardo 32. 47. 200
Plecki, Daniel 64, 81, 151, 180, 191
44, 48, 57, 60, 61, 110, 111, 168, 203 Ramsbottom Philip 91 Ramsey, Brittany 91 Ramshaw. Charles 33, 39. 57, 59, 180, 181 Ranney, Kevin 11, 71, 137, 157, 167, 172, 213, 215
Rhoades, Adam 91, 178, 200
Ruggles. Eugene 34, 48. 57, 112
Plotner. Stacey 99. 100
Ranstead, Paul 180. 191. 195
Rhoads, Jam1e 71
Russell, Autumn 71
Pope, Hilary 71, 118, 130, 134,
Rardin, Christophe 33
Ribeiro. Vinicius 18, 33, 47. 120
Russell, Mel1ssa 71,127, 194
135. 16a 169. 203. 216 Posey, Jamal 33, 56 Powell, Quantrell 69, 71 Powell, Taherra 91 Price, Kenneth 71, 129, 137. 212 Prillaman. Jennifer 81. 130, 131, 172, 175, 184, 185
Rasmussen. Anthony 71, 151
Ried, Erika 81, 149
Rawdin, Lillian 33, 168
Riehle, Beth 71, 161
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Rawley, Cody 81
Rigdon. Alison 91, 92
Saathoff, Kaitlyn 71, 149
Raymond, Craig 18, 33, 43, 126,
Rigdon. Amy 71, 172
12a 130. 201. 215. 216 Reagan, Katie 185
Riggin. Shannon 33, 45, 57, 172
Salfelder. Stephanie 34, 43. 46, 57, 149
Riley-Halliday, Rachel 101
Sanchez. Brenda 82
Rear. Benjamen 80, 81, 84, 112,
Ritter. Amber 81. 155
Sanchez-Hernandez. Manuel 82
Ritter. Elizabeth 33, 57, 185
Sands, Elizabeth 91
Piesker. Christian 201 Piggs, Cornelius 178, 180
Pinske, Crystal 100 Piper. Derek 48, 91, 190, 191 P1tard, Samantha 91, 212 P1tt. Brian 91 Pittman, Benjamin 32 Pittman. Dustin 91
124, 213, 214, 219
Royse, Amanda 91 Royse. Deb 102 Rude, Jamie 99. 101
Reutter, Katherine 33. 57, 144 Reynolds, Courtney 71
Rudolph!, Molly 9, 34. 57
Reynolds. James 91
Rudolphi. Sally 9
Reynolds, Manssa 81
Rudolphi, William 9
Rudolphi, Patricia 9
Reynolds. Megan 33, 44
Ruedi, David 91
Reynolds, Robert 157. 202
Ruedi. Emily 13, 71, 185, 213. 214
Rhee, Daniel 81, 200, 212, 213
Ruedi, Kati 130
Rhee, Sanghoon 201
Ruedi, Paul 71, 231
Rhee. Seul Kee 81
Rufener. Ken 100
Robert. Jennifer 81, 122, 219
Sarsnay, Michon 100
Roberts. Brianna 81, 84
Savage, Scott 15
Roberts. Kristin 80, 81, 84, 108. 155, 182, 210, 213, 214
Saville. Michael 82
Robertson. David 71, 216 Roch, Caleb 33, 133, 137, 215
Sayan. Eddie 34. 47, 171. 202
Rocha, Fernando 81
Sayles. Maurice 91, 172, 178 Schacht, Eric 168
Roderick, Richard 71
Schafer. Tracey 171. 44, 145, 164, 172, 212, 213, 219
Rodriguez. Joneisha 91
Schaller. Shay 34
Rodriguez, Monica 33, 62
Scheeline. Dorothy 34, 96, 111. 119, 215, 219
Roegge, Judy 100 Rolando, Daniel 33, 42, 47, 48, 57,
6o. 61. 1oa 1o9. 126. 12~ 146, 167, 197, 202. 203, 214, 222
Schilling, Joseph 91, 179, 197. 216 Schlake, Dana 34, 145 Schlottach, Kim 71 Schmidt. Cassandra 34
Index 217
Schmitt. Peter 105
Shaffer. Ashley 91
Sierra-Perry, Marty 99, 100
60, 200, 203, 214
Schneider. Adrielle 34, 42, 57,
Shannon, Lauren 82, 91, 155
Sikora. Mark 105
Smothers. Justin 91, 162, 200,
155, 206, 211 Schoenoff. Maxwell 34, 215. 217, 219 Schowengerdt, Cassandra 34, 57, 116, 214 Schuh, Madeline 91, 94, 175 Schultejann. Jason 9 Schumacher. Blake 151 Schurvinske, Ashlee 82, 143 Schurvinske, Bnttney 82, 176 Schwartz. Jeremy 91 Schweizer. Gregory 71, 118, 128, 130, 134, 135, 212, 213, 214, 216 Scopel, Rachel 80, 82, 108, 216 Scott, Allyson 82 Scott. Ashley 69, 71, 111. 219 Scott. Chase 80, 82, 84, 179 Scott, Joseph 82, 210 Scott. Justin 91, 178 Searby, Brenda 100, 104, 109 Searby, Ryan 179, 180 Sears. John 71 Seeber. Layton 71, 74, 151 Seiler. Leah 91 Sentowski, Alex 91 Sentowski, Maxx 71, 122, 219
Sharabash, Hani 34, 43, 44, 48,
Silva. Dijon 91
Sola, Colleen 12, 35, 46, 58, 129,
Setters. Jena 168 Sevilla, Jacqueline 82 Sevilla, Karl 82 Shafer. Sydney 82, 219
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57, 60, 61, 121, 130, 135, 197, 211, 213, 216
Silver. Wesley 72
134, 135, 155
Simmons, Enc 82, 146, 147, 162
Sola, Heidi 149
Sharabash, lman 81, 149
Simmons. Justin 82, 191
Solecka, Hanna 72, 130, 134, 135,
Sharabash, Islam 91, 95, 123, 197.
Simpson, Eric 82, 146, 166, 167,
210 Shareef. Damen 178, 180 Shaw. Brett 57, 67, 172 Shaw, Erin 72 Shedenhelm, Jenna 149 Shelato, Jerald 172 Shelby, Lauren 136, 212 Shelby, Nicole 34, 39, 58 Shelton. Aurea 69, 122, 149, 189, 207, 210, 220 Sherman. Lauren 34, 37, 58, 62, 172 Sherrick, Em1ly 91, 182, 183, 200 Sherry, Samantha 82 Shin, Hally 211, 212 Shin, Jung Yun 72, 119, 201 Shine, Jayson 72, 146, 199, 200, 202, 203, 205 Shine, Mike 146 Shivers. Michael 72, 146, 180, 181, 202 Shmikler. Jared 72, 215 Shoemaker. Courtney 91, 219 Shotts. Mystee 82 Shun. Hally 213 Sibley, Mia 91. 92, 94
201, 213 Simpson. Melvin 91, 178 Singletary, Rachel 3, 34, 48, 58, 120, 182
Somers. Lauren 82, 149
Sirleaf. David 3 Skirvin, Margie 98
Sowers. Tammy 102
Slough, Melissa 8, 71, 72, 75. 123,
216 Spero. Matthew 35, 58, 214
125, 176, 207, 212, 213, 220 Smith Alexis 91 Smith, Brady 179, 180 Smith, Brian 82 Smith, Brittany 119 Smith, Daniel 91 Smith, Erica 72, 137, 145. 215 Smith, JaChris 72, 194 Sm1th. Jenna 91, 95 Smith, Joseph 82, 121, 162, 163, 202, 204 Smith, Kendra 34, 37, 193, 194 Smith, Sally 34 Smith, Sasha 91 Smith, Shaquwander 34, 47 Smith, Tyron 191 Smith, William 91 Smith-Green, Erica 138 Smothers. Joshua 35, 44, 48, 59,
212, 213, 214, 215, 216 Sompheth, Manylay 67, 72, 212 Song, KeyLyn 35, 58, 172 Southey, Jacob 91, 178 Spencer. Sara 91. 117, 175, 185,
Spitz. Sara 35 Splittstoesser. Sean 92 St. Peter. Jeanne 101 Standerfer. Courtney 92, 94,
182, 188 Stanley, Jonathan 72 Staske, Dylan 92 Steele, Brandon 92 Steele, Whitney 15, 89, 92, 185 Stefan, Tyler 82, 150, 151, 178.
179, 180 Stefan. Zachary 64, 72, 146, 180 Stenzel, Taylor 72, 149 Sterling, Patrick 82 Sterling, Zachariah 82 Stevenson. Markeisha 35, 63, 122. 210, 220 Stevenson. Markela 82, 189
Stevenson. Paris 92
SzuJewski. James 92, 167
Stewart. Bryce 82, 179
SzuJewski. Lily 35, 42, 44, 48, 58,
133, 215, 216
Stewart. James 82 Stiebner. Cody 35
Toossi-Ardakani. Saied 35, 82, 167,
197, 214 Torbeck, Katherine 92, 172
Volk, Ashley 82, 172, 182 Vonqualen, Aaron 77, 82, 150,
172, 215, 221 Vonqualen, Ela1na 10, 35, 58, 172 Vonqualen, Eric 92, 95, 172 Vriner-Paul, Georgia 102, 118
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Tortorelli, Patrick 92, 123
Tangora. Barb 101, 104
Trautman, Joseph 82, 191
Tanton, Alexandra 80, 82, 182
Trotter. Erin 92
Tarv1n, Laura 82, 172, 215
Tucker, Kieffer 82, 197, 210
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Stone. Evan 72
Taylor. Amy 72
Tucker. Laura 82, 201, 212, 219
Wachala, Kaleb 82, 85
Stone, Luisa 100
Taylor. Brytney 144, 145
Tucker. Ross 72, 215
Wachtel, Bryan 81, 82, 150, 151,
Strauss. Laura 82
Taylor. Gregory 72
Tuttle, Judy 82
Strong, Magan 72, 120, 122, 130,
Taylor. Jordan 12, 18, 35, 37. 42.
Tuttle, Shawon 35
133, 172, 201, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216 Stroud, Bobby 143 Stubbins. Sandi 100 Stundahl, Sandra 82, 155 Suchoff. Megan 92, 117, 168, 212, 216 Sudlow, Beth 101, 103, 211 Suh, Paula 35, 48, 116, 213. 214 Sui, Aaron 92 Sullivan. Nathan 72. 135, 210, 212 Sullivan. Sara 67, 72, 176, 177 Sun. Daixing 92, 219 Sur. Hilary 72 Sur. Regan 82, 168 Swanberg, Ethan 82, 150 Swanson, Enka 72 Sweeney, Jacob 67, 72, 121. 130, 135, 216 Swift, Trenton 205 Swinford. Taylor 82
46, 48, 58, 63, 119, 126, 129, 157, 201, 215 Taylor. William 92, 172 Tee, Darren 161 Tejeda. Alex 102, 103 Terrio, Chelsea 81, 82, 185 Terry, Dershaun 180, 181 Thomas. Ke1th 67, 72, 158, 172, 213, 215, 219 Thomas-Vernon, Lisa 100 Thomassie, Kenneth 82 Thompson, Josef 72, 157 Thompson. Keli 35 Thompson. Lance 82, 180 Thompson, Lianne 101, 213 Thompson, Suzanne 82 Tiger. Dakota 92, 197 Tinch, Ceola 35, 37, 45, 46, 210, 220 Tomlinson, David 98 Tomlinson, Sarah 72
Tyler. Laura 13, 18, 35, 58, 59,
Stock. Greg 102 Stoltzfus. Sebastian 35, 43, 47, 48, 58, 60, 127, 167, 172,
214, 215
Townsend, Derek 72
149, 168, 215
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162, 163, 191 Wade. Brooke 79. 82 Wagner. Lindsey 128, 130 Walbaum. Lydia 215 Walker. Cra1g 36 Walker. Hannah 92, 182, 188
Ullestad, Brittany 70, 72, 136, 214
Wall, Jaimie 72, 154, 155, 189,
Umana. Angie 8, 35, 60, 126, 211.
194, 212, 213, 214 Wallace, Jacob 83 Wallace. Sarah 36. 60. 61, 212, 214 Wallbaum. Lydia 72, 172, 214 Walle, Amanda 36, 111 Waller. Alexa 72 Waller. Elizabeth 82, 83, 172 Waller, Jacob 72 Waller. Nicholas 92, 178 Walls. Daniel 83, 139. 146, 215. 216 Walsh, Carlin 83, 150, 179 Walters. Greg 102, 146. 166, 167 Walters. Morgan 72 Walters. Tyler 72. 74, 151
213, 214, 216, 219 Umana, Juan 8, 80, 82, 85 Unander. Elizabeth 155 Underwood. Travis 74, 180
v Van Buren. Katelynn 35, 58, 60,
186, 187, 203, 214 VanAntwerp, Judson 92, 212 Vannarath, Joshuah 92 Vannice, Mary 92 Vannice, Rachel 128, 130, 155 Vaughn, Nancy 100 Vedvik, Krista 92, 95, 161 Vlach. Mark 35, 58, 172
Index 219
Wan. Betty 72, 125, 168,
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213, 219 Wang, Kathleen 72, 75, 211, 212, 213, 219 Wang, Mike 201 Wanzek. Jonathan 13, 36 Ward. Jameika 83 Ward, Nick 83, 172, 215 Ward. Ryan 14, 36, 42, 48, 58, 130, 180, 181, 215, 216 Ward, Ten1cka 92 Wardlow. Zakia 83, 118, 138 Warren. Charles 12, 36, 41, 44, 48, 59, 60, 61, 62, 112, 172, 200, 214, 215 Warren. Michael 83 Washington. Lester 145 Washington. Leslie 69, 72, 145 Washington. Rolita 188, 192 Waybright. Don 182, 200 Webb, Cortez 83, 103 Webb. Lanika 92 Webb, Laraysha 83, 84, 139 Webber. Alexandra 79 .. 83 84. 130, 185, 186, 203 Weber. Chnst1ne 36, 48, 59, 136,
168 Weeks. Kimberly 92 Wegman. Audrey 36. 46, 59. 136 Weinberg, Charlie 99, 100, 102 Weinstein. Rachel 92 We1ser. Bntney 83. 148. 149. 175 Welch, Darian 8, 72, 185, 220 Welch, Randi 36 Wells. Matt 101 West. Edward 83. 179 West. Kyle 83, 121, 150, 151, 178, 179 West. Nina 101 Westervelt. Emily 72, 73, 117, 182. 203. 204. 213 Westervelt, Marla 80, 83, 84, 182, 203, 204, 216 Westfield, Amy 3, 101 Westgren. Dana 72, 212, 213, 216 Wheeler. Debrion 92 Wh1ppo, Paige 92, 172, 188, 189 Whisenand, Jessica 6 Whisenand, Jimmy 92, 215 White, Casey 90, 92 Whitted, Avery 92 Whittington, Tara 92 Wick, Travis 150, 191 Wickline. Darby 67. 72, 130, 131,
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220
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Wicks. Raymond 36, 113 Wiegand, Judy 98, 99 Wieland, James 72
X Xie, Andrew 10, 36. 48, 59, 60,
Wieland, Kathrine 83
61, 127, 172, 201, 211, 212,
Wiener. Jeffrey 48, 92, 95, 178
213, 214
Wiggs, Daniel 83, 150, 214 Wilcoxen. Savannah 92
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Wilkins. Matthew 83, 172
Yagow. Carmen 83, 85, 172, 214
Wilk1ns, Sharrell 92
Yagow. Kendra 36, 48, 62, 114,
130, 172, 214, 215, 216, 217
Willette, ian 72 Williams. Amber 72. 212, 219
Yanchus. Stan 100, 119, 215, 217
Williams. Ashley 92
Yang, Chun 172, 201, 215
Williams. Brenna 92, 172
Yang, Elizabeth 10, 36. 37, 201,
Williams. Deandre 83
211, 214, 215 Yates. Benjamin 158 Vets. Chase 72 Vets. Nicholas 92 Vi, Ivana 75, 111, 120, 145. 161, 201, 211, 212, 213, 215, 219 Vi, Kathryn 70. 161 Yoo. Hae In 10, 36, 45, 60, 116, 125. 127. 201, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215 Yoo. Joon Sung 92, 201 Yoon. Rachel 36, 38, 45, 46, 48, 59, 60, 61, 116, 117, 135, 136, 201, 214, 215, 216 York. Haley 83, 172, 215 Yoshida. Tadashi 92 Youakim, Dom1n1que 83 Young, Dominique 92 Young, Niesha 192, 39 Yum. Peter 77. 91, 92
Williams. Dionte 83, 178, 179 Williams. Grace 92, 172, 175, 215 Williams. Kristin 92, 188 Williams. Lachaundra Williams. Raesha 36 Williams. Saleema 83 Williams. Tara 36, 46, 59, 210,
220 Williams. Travis 83 Williams. Vincent 36, 195, 196 Williamson. Derek 83, 210 Wilson. Elizabeth 172 Wilson. Heather 81, 83, 172 Wilson. James 72, 215 Wilson. Michael 92 Windom. Brittania 83, 185 Winfrey, Nya 72 Wingo, Stefan 92 Winskas. John 36, 180 Wise. Jacob 83, 210. 211 Wisegarver. Gracie 92, 118 Wisniewski, Andrew 72 Witkin. Kathanne 8, 72, 74, 125, 172, 212. 213, 214, 215 Witkin, Thomas 92, 117, 135, 172, 215, 216, 221 Wolfe. William 83, 85. 172, 215 Wolske. Eric 80, 83, 130. 172 Wood. Timothy 72 Wood. Vance 139 Wood, Zachary 92, 190 Woods, Andy 102 Woods. Dest1ny 83, 108 Woolsley, Jeramy 143 Wright. Jessica 92 Wright, Jackie 102 Wnght. Rikki 83 Wright. Vernetta 72, 210. 217. 220 Wyatt. Joseph 72 Wyatt. Marian 100, 114
z Zarbuck, Brandyn 92 Zhang, Jing 36, 172, 211. 213, 214 Ziegler. Douglas 37, 59 Zimmerman. Tyler 92 Zunich. Kathryne 200, 202, 213
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