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oming into the school year, freshmen have to get used to many new things. They are in a new, bigger school where they are the youngest. The freshman dance is their first high school dance that both seniors and freshmen look forward to every year. They look forward to gomg to the dance and meeting new freshmen , while being able to get to know some of the seniors from Interact also. Every year, Interact sets up the freshman dance. They do everything from decorating, creating the theme, and dancing. The semors help set the mood and make the freshmen more comfortable. This year the theme was white out and many freshman wore

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all white to the dance. The freshmen dance has a good reputation as being a fun dance. Freshman Nick Beaty said "I really liked the set up. It was a really cool dance and I would h1ghly recommend the dance to incoming freshmen. " The freshmen dance 1s an exciting and cool experience where freshmen can enjoy themselves and get to know the school and their peers better. WORDS Betsy Zinchuk PHOTOGRAPHY Betsy Zinchuk

Boys Soccer kicks it into gear and ends the season with a bang A rough start to the 2010 boys' soccer season didn't prevent them from later turning the season around, growing stronger and starting to play as a team. 'We had a very up and down season, but we ended on a good note" said senior capta1n, Ben "The Flood" Flodstrom. Looking at the Chargers' final record of 1211-2, people m~ght th1nk they struggled this year, but they proved everyone wrong during their m~racle of a post season. After beating Central 3-2 in the first round of Regionals, the Chargers faced Urbana. The game was 120 minutes of aggressive play, exhausted legs, and many nail-biting shots on goal. The Chargers won with the help of a tremendous performance by

Andrew Drackley in a penalty k1ck shoot out. In the Sect1onal finals game, the Chargers came from behind to beat Chatham Glenwood 3-2. Super Sectional's saw the end of an amaz1ng run into the post season when the Chargers lost 1-o While their "post season magic" eventually ran out, the Chargers still showed what determination and the will to win can do.

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The 2010 Centennial g1rls' tenms team kept their expectations high. Maria Mears commented , 'Our main goal was to w1n conference." Veterans like Mears helped the younger g1rls on the team become comfortable on the court. At Conference , Allison Hansen, pictured above, was the overall singles champion. She also teamed with Maria Mears to take the doubles champ1onsh1p. They placed second beh1nd Danville; nevertheless, everyone was happy w1th their performance. Mears commented , "I th1nk every-

one did really well and exceeded expectations." In the post season , Hansen placed second at Sectionals and moved on to the State Tournament 1n S1ngles where she won two matches before losing in the th1rd round . This accomplishment underlined the great strides the team made this year and previewed the successful seasons to come .

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ng Chargers stuggle this s ut find a meaningful victory again Central The 201 0 JV football team was propelled by the extreme skill of Mitchell Hauser and Chris Morris. The team struggled with the loss of many key players to the varsity team this season, but overcame these challenges and many others with a posit1ve attitude. In a football season with only n1ne games, every game counts. The team was not the most successful th1s year as they struggled to a Q-8 start. They fought through the season looking for a win. This win came the last game of the season against Central and was the highlight. The frustration that the team had built up during the long, tenuous season , and the added heat of the cross-town rivalry

prepared the Chargers better than ever fo this game. The team won 12-0 against the Maroons and earned their first vistory. Chri Morris commented the game: "After a start to this season, was good to finally a win at the end and pecially good to get against Central." Words Peter Black Photography Mart1n

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All of the summer workouts and pract1ces pa1d off th1s season for the 2010 Centennial football team. Varsity Quarterback, Jacob Chesnut, pictured above, explains how he has taken on leadership roles th1s season: "I lead the team by be1ng the quarterback and the only 2nd year captain." Whether lead1ng by example or pushing teamates to do their best, every player on the team JOined together to lead the Chargers through one amaz1ng season. The Chargers beat Normal West 31-28 after being down

7-21. Another win came on October 15th when the Chargers beat Mattoon 1n our Homecom1ng game making the team eligible for a spot in playoffs. Chesnut stated ''the most important game is the Central game ... 1 would love to take home a win." The Chargers defeated the Maroons in a 27-21 victory Zachary McCoy stated, ''The season went great. But next year we can bu1ld off of this season 1n order to advance even further in the post season." Words Caitlin Jenk1ns Photography Roots Studios

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It was double the trouble at Centennial when spirit week came around. There were flash backs to the 80's and cookie monsters walking the halls. "We fancy huh?" and "We almost made it!" were two popular shirts worn by the junior and sophomore classes. One very recognizable pair was the "Barbie workout" twins. "Ally and I had an inside JOke with the whole "Barbie" th1ng , so we just made 1t a costume because we had no other ideas. We just bought a sweatshirt and cut off the shoulder, and used everything else with what we already had," said Barbie twin , Chelsey Meislahn. Later that mght all of the twins got together to get warm and cozy by the bonfire.

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minous trees, creepy movin tues and a hallowed theme are all ings that made this year's homecoming stand out from the rest. This year's homecoming was a good ending to a fun and thrilling homecoming week, providing a fun release from school. When students entered the school for homecoming, they were surrounded by loud music and an eerie archway. As they handed 1n their tickets and entered the gym, they saw dancing, phenomenal, yet creepy deco-

rations, includ1ng disconcerting living statues, such as David Bamert, pictured above right. The heightened creep factor allowed people to have a great time. Everyone enJoyed the muSIC and were dancing the night away with their friends. Many freshmen experienced their first homecoming this year, while seniors expenenced their last. Semor Robin Griffin said, "Homecoming was really fun and memorable, especially for seniors since it was their last

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homecoming." Senior Laura Boittnott, pictured above center, enjoyed the creepy atmosphere. The night did not end with the corwning of Queen Erin O'Leary and King Nathaniel Overman , picture above left. For hours after, Chargers danced, chatted, and decompressed. Homecoming this year made an impression on everyone and left seniors with great memories. WORDS Betsy Zinchuk PHOTOGRAPHY Liz Brunson

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Elizabeth Dombrowski leads a talented team through a fantastic season. Golf has always been a sport of precision, honesty, and etiquette. The 2010 Centennial Girts' Golf team displayed all these qualities throughout their season making for a very successful year. Five returning seniors worked along with hardworking newcomers and underclassmen, creating the perfect recipe for a stellar season. One of the team's highlights was winning the Leroy Scramble. What was unique about this tournament was the scoring format. Instead of the typical invitational where only four scores count

from each team, the entire team contributed to the win over rival St. Thomas More by one stroke. The leader of the team was senior Elizabeth Dombrowski, pictured above. She consistently led the area wrth her nrne hole average. The highlight of her season came at the Big 12 Conference tournament where she shot 74 and took home first place. Dombrowski also played very well in the postseason advancing to state and placed 17th. this remarkable win was the perfect end note for the Lady Chargers.

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Chargers win back-to-back regional titles and Peter Blac makes All-State team The Centennial Men's golf team had a phenomenal season. ''This was a great year for the team." said Austin Hunt, pictured left. The varsity team had an impressive outing at the Central invite to begin the season. Later on down the road the Chargers participated in their biggest tournament of the year, the Champaign Tournament Centennial won the meet and beat Mahomet, the 2010 state champions. "This was the highlight of the year for us." said Senior Nate Overman. The Chargers won Regionals for the second consecutive season, a first in school history. The Chargers postseason ended at Sectionals. Peter Black advanced to state as an indrvrdual and was a top 10 medalist. "It

felt great accomplishing my number o goal. I have work hard to get where am now." Black was named All-State an placed 6th, behind seniors. With the stat meet behind them, t Chargers still had so business to take ca~ of against Central i the annual Champaig Cup. Centennial w and commented "It a ways makes us happ to beat Central and is great way to cap off th season."

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his year, Centennial decided to put on Mulan for their children's show. Some of the viewers described Mulan as "bright" and "energetic". Lauren Cloyd , a sophomore, adm1ts that she was very impressed with the quality. ''The show was very eye-popping and fun to watch . I thought Mushu played by Francesca Johnson , was the funmest character. You can tell she 1s a

natural at acting ." What goes on behind the scenes 1s what really makes the show great. Mrs. Suzanne Aldndge had a difficult t1me finding costumes that would fit the characters and arrive on t1me. Ong1nally, she ordered real Ch1nese outfits, but soon she found out that all of the clothes she ordered were on a slow boat from China! Thanks to some other stu-

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dents, they were able to pull some stnngs and order other costumes that would arnve on time for the show. Between the vivid colors, the dramatic action sequences , and the heartwarming story, Mulan was a resounding success. WORDS Lindsay Rogan PHOTOGRAPHY HR Imaging/ Krist1e Cozad

The Lady Chargers win region. als and the twin city meet "This season was very challenging but very reward1ng." said juniorTaylor Coats. The Chargers started off their season with the toughest course of the year. The next challenge was the Twin City Invitational. "We were confident go1ng into this meet and knew what we were capable of " said junior Taylor Staab. The Chargers won the meet, and Audrey White, pictured left, lead the pack with a 5th place finish and Hannah Cuttell, was 8th. "This meet gave us the confidence we needed to do well in Regionals," sa1d White. The Chargers had another phenomenal showing at Regionals. White was the top finisher plac1ng third overall. "It was a great accomplishment to win

Regionals and was th highlight of the year said Staab. Howeve the Chargers road ended at Sectionals where they were just shy mak1ng it to state. 'We had a good seaso but we were a little diSÂˇ appointed on not ma . ing it to state but we are determined to get there in 2011 !" sa1d Coats. Words Ryan Hunt Photography Roo Studios Karen White

With no seniors on the varsity squad the Chargers have a bright futur ahead of them. As an athlete, the second before a cross country race starts is one of the most nerve wrack1ng things in all of sports. All of a sudden, the starting sound goes off, and you begin to run with a huge burst of adrenaline. All of these qualities are what make cross country a un1que and exhilarating sport. The 2010 Chargers had high expectations for the team as they looked to build off of a great season in 2009. With no seniors on the varsity squad, the underclassmen knew they had to step up their game in order to be successful as a team. The highlight of the season for the Chargers was during the postseason. At Region-

als, the team record many best times. T advanced to Sectio als where they n rowly missed the Sta cut. However, th beat Central, and ea runner improved in vidually. With all seve varsity runners retu ing in 2011 , make su to pay attention to t Chargers run to State meet next year. Words Austin Hunt PhotographyRoo Studios

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capin was the first comedy Centennial ._._..._ has done in a long t1me, and it was a great - - success. The hard-working and hilanous cast of Scap1n spent hours each day rehearsing, laugh1ng, and developing the1r characters. Students laughed hysterically on the performance nights of Scapin. Many really enjoyed and got into the Italian theme. Alicia Moore, who played Argante, sa1d, "My favorite part to do was the chase because 1t was fun and crazy." The cast had as much fun do1ng the show as the audi-

ence did watch1ng. The characters of Scap1n were both umque and playful and allowed the audience to enjoy the comedy. Kieran Miller, who played the schem1ng Scapin, said "I like comedy, and I enjoy it a lot." K1eran based h1s funny character off of other characters that he has enjoyed and have made him laugh in the past. Scap1n was a fun show that Centennial students w1ll never forget.

Alicia Moore My favonte part was the chase because 1t was fun and crazy.

Cu\ture C\ub _ _, here is no such thing as a 'posttive stereotype, and it is for this reason that the Astan American Culture Club extsts. Started by co-prestdents Jenny Ye, Kari Ling Zhou and math teacher, Ms. Jenntfer Elliot, the Astan Amencan Culture Club aims to dispel the various stereotypes about Astan Amencans. Thts organizatton focuses on celebrating the dvterstty of Asian Americans, promottng pride within the community, and educating everyone about the need for soeta! awarenss of stereotyptng. Students and teachers from all backgrounds convene tn room 232 Wednesdays after school to socialtze and dtscuss their expenences. One of the many tnteracttve activities the Asian American Culture Club enJoys ts creating word clouds, or wordles (pictured left) that textually and graphically promote the group's mtssion statement. Such proacttve and eye-catching acttvities help to spread the word about one of Centenntal s newset approaches to combating dtvtston wtthin the school walls and beyond. WORDS and PHOTOGRAPHY Centurian Staff

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The Vo1ces of Centennial are the ones who are not seen but heard. These select students g1ve the school 1nformat1on about upcoming events , club information , and fun facts. This year, the Centunan spoke to Kieran Miller and Katie Apperson , both pictured right, about their experiences.

portunity to work on my seek1ng skills , read1ng slowly and clearly, enunc1atmg what I'm say1ng , and also speak1ng into a microphone/ PA system

Centurian: How has tt been bemg in Voices of CHS? Katie: I have been a Voice for two years now and th1nk 1t IS so Centurian: Would you ever thmk fun . There are no practices but about taking thts skill and making 1t has allowed me to be heard by everyone in the school. By being it a profession? Kieran : I've thought about doing a Voice , my jOb 1s to g1ve the ansomething w1th public speaking , nouncements over the intercom but my interests lie more with psy- and try to bring some cheer to the chology, even though being able school day. to speak clearly and understandIt IS because of such enthusiasm ably 1s important there , too. that the daily announcements are Centurian: How did you get in- so enjoyable. These Vo1ces are a highlight of many students' day, volved in Voices of CHS? Kieran : I ong1nally tried out last and will be for years to come . year, but obviously I didn't get in WORDS Xeromy Irani until this year. It's been a fun op- PHOTOGRAPHY Xeromy Irani

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ers almost unstoppable The 201 0 Centennial Junior Varsity Volleyball team took no time in proving themselves a force to be reckoned with. The Chargers had a phenomenal season losing only one game against Bloomington High School whom they faced again later in the season and this time Centennial came out on top. Lead by sophomore captains, Elizabeth Cocagne and Kelsey Olion this team did nothing but prove their worth to the Centennial Volleyball program all season long. The team finished the

season with an astonishing record of 34-1 . This team has a great future and everyone should keep an eye out for amazing things to come from the Centennial Volleyball program. And although this season was fueled by success, there was plenty of fun behind the scenes. Elizabeth Cocagne says, "It was honestly the most fun I've ever had in a s1ngle season. Wh1le we were super successful, we also had tons fun and all hked each other."

Marie Jefferson we killed it today out on the court! great job ladies!

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Centennial Varsity volleyball has become something to be ger Invite, Peoria Invite, and Wilmington Invite. The post-season reckoned with around the conference and state. This season was came about and the road ended much sooner than expected and no different. The Chargers came into the season expecting to go and wanted, the Chargers lost in a very close match to an amped deep 1nto the post-season. Led by team capta1ns Morgan Leach up Central team 1n the Regional finals but nevertheless the team Shelby Galardy, and Kelly Wachtel the Chargers season ended played very well throughout the season. Look for another domiw1th an overall record of 32-5. The team broke school records for nant Centennial volleyball team next year with ten of the fourteen most regular season w1ns and Morgan Leach broke the record vars1ty players returning and a strong underclass coming up. for mos kills during one season. The Chargers won the Char-

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entennial is full of twins, both identical and fraternal. Many times we do not even realize that two people are twins. What is it like to have someone who shares the same age, birthday, and even the same looks as you do? Phil and Simon Park, pictured right, know exactly what it's like. Phil and Simon are identical twins in the junior class. "Having a twin is basically like having a regular sibling to me," commented Phil Park. "People are always getting us mixed up, but I've kind of gotten used to it." Their freshman year they switched classes and their teachers didn't even notice! Simon likes being a twin but comments on a few cons. "We fight sometimes, and we are generally really competitive with each other."

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Fantastic swimmers and phenomenal lead the the C rgers through an amazing season ending with a 2nd place finish at Sectionals With morning, afterschool and weekend pract1ces, the Lady Chargers are in shape and ready for the season. The Girls Sw1m Team grew as a team throughout the season. The ladies were united as one whether they swam or dove. Senior, Laune Jefferson stated, "I s hard to say which I love more. I like swimming and diving for different reasons, but I always felt like we were a team." No matter if you were swimmer or diver, athlete or coach, together the were a family. They lost together, won together, ~2

and cheered each other on the ent1re season. Being the underdogs against Normal West didn't stop the Chargers, as they pulled away with an unexpected win and placing second in the Twin City Invite set the Chargers up for a great post season. The team placed second at Sectionals and sent two individuals, Laurie Jefferson and Audrey Rodawig , pictured above, to the State meet. The Chargers had a great season and accomplished a lot as individuals and as a team.

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en Jonah Peoples was nine years old his older brother, Jacob, showed him a Parkour video. Jonah was mstantly hooked. Parkour is a sport where one daringly overcomes obstacles by runnmg , climbing, or leaping over then at h1gh speed. "It's kind of an extreme sport," says Jonah. Although he was Introduced to the sport at nine, he started doing real "stunts" at age thirteen . When asked what he likes about parkour Jonah answered, ''I'd have to say the rush . It's like I might get hurt, but I know if I get hurt I'm doing 1t 1n style." Parkour is very physically demanding, and

one must be in great shape to be good at it. L1ke any sport, it requires lots of practice. "You can be in great shape, but not be able to do it," says Jonah. Jonah loves to do parkour in the summer and goes whenever he gets the chance. H1s favorite local place to practice is Krannert. Jonah likes to go out at night with his brothers and play their own vers1on of parkour hide-and-seek. "It's good exercise," says Jonah , "If I stay fit and healthy, I'll probably continue doing it for the rest of my life " Words Madison White Photography Madison Wh1te

Jonah Peoples I m1ght get hurt, but I'm doing it in style .

on Ice There are qu te a few guys from Centennial who play on the local hockey team, the Ch1efs Rob Thurman Jake Chesnut JC Weems Orner Yampel Kaleb Vaughn, Sean Grady Jerry Wu, Bill Wu Chieli Maldonado and Fletcher Evans all play for the Ch1efs. When asked what he likes about the sport Rob Thurman, center for the Chiefs, said, "I like the speed and the pacing of the sport." Rob has been playing hockey since he was 6 years old. Hockey is a very time-consuming sport, and the team has 3-hour practices 2-3 times a week. They play 3-4 games a week. "It takes up a lot of time," says Rob. The Chiefs' season starts in September and ends in March. Balancing homework and hockey is hard

because the sport takes up so much of the players' time. I don't get as much homework done as I would if I didn't p ay hockey," says Rob On top of that, the team travels all the way to Ch1cago for many of the r games. According to Rob, "It's hard to be competitive with teams m Ch cago." The Ch efs would love more support from Centennial. They don t get as much because the team is not directly connected with the school. Rob says, "People should come to our home games." The season still has a ways to go, and so far they have a winning record.

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any teens look forward to the day when they turn 18 years old They are finally an adult, curfew no longer pertains to them, but most importantly they can legally get a tattoo or a body piercing wtthout parental consent. Tattoos and body piercings are very popular among the Centenntal student body. 17 yearold junior Gabriel Omo-Osagie, pictured left, has three very meantngful tattoos. He has one on each of his arms in honor of his mom. On his nght arm is her first name, Stephanie, and on his left her middle name Jane. His third and favorite tattoo is on the back of his nght shoulder Its a cross in memory of his dad in which he shares the name Gabnel Omo-Osagie. Gabe was 16 years old when he got his tattoos. They represent who he is and he hopes to add more someday.

ck Hayes, ptctured right, has many tattoos with powerful meanings behind each one as well. Jack got his first tattoo and ear piercing in the 7th grade He comments, "A lot of people get tattoos for trends, but everything on my body means something." That's what he likes about tattoos, everyone else mtght not know exactly what they mean, but to the person who has them they have a deep meantng and beauty. He comments on his nautical star tattoo, pictured above, "A lot of people have the nautical star but don t really know what it means. It represents the north star and guidance." Jack plans on getting his whole body from hts Jaw down tattooed . He says he has it all planned out, but his face is off limits. Hts favorite tattoo goes across his chest from shoulder to shoulder. It says suffer to return harder, which means what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Jack also has many piercings. The ones he is best known for are his gages. It took htm a little less than two years to get to the stze they are now. He isn't planning on making them bigger but knows that your nose and ears are the only things on your body that never stop growing, and so he says human nature will eventually make them bigger.

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These girls popped, locked, and dropped it to the top with the1r dance moves and their charity work. The Centennial Dance Team had a great season this year. They placed first in open dance and f1rst 1n hip hop 1n their Oswego competition. Then, in their Pietone competition, they placed second in open dance and third in hip hop But, these amaz1ng ladies did more than just dance. They did a lot of charity work and fundraising w1th1n the community and for themselves. They made cards and helped out with Swans school. They participated in Chnstmas with Meijer, and they helped out with fun n1ght for South Side, a local elementary school.

Their captions are Enn O'Leary and Joan Chuzu They kept the team focused throughout football, basketball, and competition season. They even participated in things outside of competitions and games. They danced in Spectrum and Mr. Charger. Senior, Jennifer Stookey, stated "I think that rt is important to do things outs1de of just competitions. Its good to help out in the community and to perform other places. It helps us grow as a team and bond together" Words Caitlin Jenklnsins Photography HR Imaging I Rebecca Murphy

pectrum IS the annual talent show here at Centennial Stu-

with all different types of talents audition to perform There 1s a broad range of acts 1nclud1ng everything from mstrumental performances to comedy acts and beautiful ballads to bumpin raps Kierre G lmore pictured above on the left, sang and rapped two songs along with Josh Cocagne and JamLaws Ahnnah Laufhutte pictured

above on the nght sang Reflection from Mulan The CHS Jazz Band played to enterta1n the aud1ence between acts Jeremy Yoon, pictured above 1n the middle plays bantone saxophone for the Jazz Band It was h1s second year participating 1n Spectrum. Jeremy played a solo of "Three and One by Thad Jones When asked how he felt dunng the solo Jeremy said A little bit nervous I was JUst havang a good time The Jazz Band sits at the back of the stage

but Jeremy says I kind of always wanted to watch it from the front The talent show JUSt wouldn t be the same w1thout the relax1ng muSIC of the Jazz Band When asked what h s favorite part of Spectrum 1s Jeremy said II ke see ng aJI the acts and play ng 1n the background Spectrum 1s a lot of fun for both the audience and the performers ....~-Â many look forward to every year

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BUVlVlte..~ tVl ~Âˇ During Centennial's 201 0 winter break, al students traveled overseas to Spatn tour guide, "Mama Bunny," wrote a about their experiences:

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Twas in Barcelona that I met my first bunny Knew we'd have a great time they were so n1ce and funny, Around Barcelona's fa1r aty, we took our first h1ke Senora Janet d1d a wonderful job of rid1ng a b1 e We walked all over the c1ty for miles and miles And hurt a few fingers wh1le cutting up t1 es, All over the aty the bunnies went hopp1ng Pare Guell, the Sagrada Familia and finally some shopp1ng! On the overnight train, 1t wasn1 good to be tall How could those compartments be so very s In Granada we arrived at a reasonable hour And thank heavens above we could all take a shower, Mama Bunny made us walk for about 15 more To admire the Alhambra's beautiful gardens and flowers, We met gypsy Kiki in his beautiful home & bar At flamenco our Xeromy was really the star! To Cordoba you m1ght want to go back again As we could barely see 1t for all of the rain, On to Madnd and full of good cheer We swallowed our grapes to see in the New Year With all this good food , our clothes gett1ng tighter The next day we learned how to be a bullfighter. To edo was so pretty, we stopped to have a good look I th1nk Ca1thn has a future as a prize winning And now that it's time for you to leave sunny S Just rema1ns for me to say see you all1n

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The 201 Q-2011 boys swimming and diving season was one theat surp1sed everyone, including the team itself. With a new coach and several new SWimmers on the team, the season started on shaky ground. One of those new faces was Gabrial Omo-Osagie, pictured above, who ironically had a great deal of SWimming expenence already under his belt. OmcrOsagie was a huge part of the boys success, especially in the 200 free relay at sectionals that went to State. The captains this year were William Holder, Michael Martin, and William Hazelwood who were very involved in the team's success. The team had a phenomenal Sectional meet with almost everyone improving, thus

leading to a record-setting season! The Centennial divers did exceptionally well th1s year. The diving team cons1sted of William Holder, Luis lian, and Kegan Skelton . William Holder and Kegan Skelton dominated their duals meets this year. Holder ended up finshing 23rd in State and Skelton was the Illinois State Champion and nailed all eleven dives. This was also a special year for legendary diving coach Don Waybright, who retired after 34 years of coaching at Centenntial These major markers in the swimming and diving team s season have created an exciting entry into Centennial 's history book.

LuisTian "I HAVE to do swimming and diving, it's parents rules"

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African American Talent Show was an exciting and energetic show that was based off the Harlem Renaissance, which was a renewal of flourishing black literature and musical culture in the 1920's. The performers 1n the show made the aud1ence a part of the show by interacting with them and running through the auditonum's isles. The show included many different and bold acts that included danc1ng, reading or 1nterpret1ng poems, rapp1ng, s1ng1ng, solo acts, and even skits. To be a part of the show, an aud1t1on was required. Bnanna Patterson said ''I knew I would have fun s1ng1ng, but I was nervous about being on stage. Pract1c1ng and passing the audition helped me get over my fear." The performers brought charisma and an overall bond that was

Brianna Patterson The show 1s full of surpnses!

formed over rehearsals and practices. Brianna Patte so sa1d "The show was fun and exc1t1ng. I think everyone should because the show 1s full of unexpected surpnses." The Afncan Amencan Talent show 1s a great presentation of talent as well as African Amencan history. Sharon thinks that The African A mer· ican Talent Show is great event because it defies some African Americar stereotypes and gives a chance for many different people to show o their talents when otherwise the would not have been given a chance to The performers brought animation to Centennial's Aldridge Auditoriurr and the audience w1ll always remember the show as an electrifying ex· penence. Centennial students won't be d1sapo1nted by attending the African Amencan Talent Show.

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The Centennial wrestlers came ready for the takedown this year. With hard work, weight lifting, and true passion for the sport, the boys came out on top. They did extra training outside of practice to enhance their skills and to prepare for the season ahead of them. Junior Archie Williams stated,"l did a lot outside of practice to get ahead. I did extra work including running outside by myself almost everyday to get in even better shape and to excel this year."

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The boys did really well at putting every ounce of effort into thier season. They pulled out a win against Decatur Eisenhower and Urbana, but they also had huge, upsetting losses against Central and Bloomington. No matter how they did in the season, they rocked in the post season with more wins than losses. They worked so well as a team and even stood by Archie Williams when he excelled in State this year. He got 5th in state and worked hard to get there. Overall, a great season by these boys.

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, leaps, and flies to the top. Through football , basketball , and competition season 4th at CDA, 6th at Villa Grove, they got grand champions our Lady Chargers kept our spirits high. Our Junior Varsity at the lllini challenge , and 2nd in conference. However at Cheerleaders improved all throughout the season and did Sectionals they came in 6th , one spot shy of state. They well in all their competitions. They placed second in all of performed amazing stunts, high jumps, and the judges just the1r competitions. Starting the year fresh with a new coach , didn't see what the crowd saw. All of our cheerleaders had the girls had an amazing season. a great season. Sen1or, Annabella Nelson (pictured above) As for the Varsity Cheerleaders, they blew our minds stated , ''This season over all was the best out of my four w1th the1r technical skills. From jumps to extreme stunts the years here. Even though we didn't place as I hoped, there Chargers ulled together an amazing season. They placed were amaz1ng girls and great team chemistry." 1 2 ElizaGiezer "Hair rolling!! :) "

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In one of the most astonishing and excit1ng girls' basketball season to date, the Lady Chargers' JUnior varsity and freshman teams marked their place in Centennial's history books. With a 17-3 record for the junior varsity team and more than a few stellar players, these up-and-coming stars grabbed everyone's attention. As far as individual achievements go, these Chargers racked them up. Freshman Zsayla Brummett, p1ctured above with forward Chelsey Russell , was awarded the

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Best Defensive Player of the year for JV team, while Bertha Frazier won Best Defense for the Freshmen team. Freshman Sidney Butts was named Best Offensive Player. These Singular talents, combined with a cohes1ve team and consistent, solid coach1ng from Tamara Butler and Dann O'Connell, became one of the best JV and Freshmen seasons in years. The JV team became the Big 12 conference champs, and everyone at Centennial felt proud to root for these outstanding young athletes.

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The Lady Chargers win big wit teamwork The Vars1ty girls basketball team had a very successful season. The girls knew that they would have a great season if they put in the time and hard work. The result was just that. They ended with a record of 296. They won the Blue Star County Classic and took 3rd place at the State Farm Classic. The team went undefeated in conference play mak1ng them Big 12 Conference champions. The season didn't end there. At Regionals, the Chargers beat Urbana and then Central to win the Regional crown Sectionals was next, where they beat Eisenhower and then lost to Springfield in the championship game. Although

disappointed the loss, the tearr was happy with a the success they had throughout the season. Chelsea Cross Chantal Meachem (pictured right) KateÂˇ lynn Martinez, an Stacia Simmon were named to the All- Conference team With only one senio this year, the tea~ will be bound for an other great next year.

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Sophomore and freshm n teams pro that persistence pays The junior varsity team with them hundreds o this year did very well times, and we kn w and had high expecta- were better," Captai tions comrng into this Philp Wright said. season. 'With our talent Chargers mounted a thrs year, we should not huge comeback, a have even lost a game," the boys ended up wrn· said Coach Sunny ning the game in a thllle Walker The Chargers 54-52. They ended the r went on a roll at the season the Unit 5 to r· begrnning of the sea- nament held at or son, winning their first mal West High School three games by over They beat Mahome 20 points. The Char- this time, but then gers went into a slump a heartbreaker to undein dropprng a game to feated and urbana at home and to champron U High. I Mahomet on the road. the Consolation Cham'We just did not com- pionship, they we~ municate as well and squared up with Cenhad too brg of heads tral for Round 3. Th walkrng rnto each boys blew them out game under estrmating the water, winning our opponents," said 22 points. with Captain Dustrn Walls. only a roster of 8 play However, the team ers 'We would have made a turnaround liked to won rt all a and became the team wrn first place, but beat· they were expected ing Central is a grea' to be At Central, the feeling,'' said center Chargers were losing Luke Vaughn. We are by 15 points in the 3rd all thirsty to come quarter. 'We would not for the team next year! give up; we knew these said Jeffrey Lavin. guys and have played

Josh Piper leads a young team to a Regional Title. Coming off back-to-back State Qualifying seasons, the 2011 Centennial Boys' Basketball team had a lot of hype to live up to W1th losing four of five starters and only four vars1ty players returning, the odds were against the Chargers. Heading into Conference play expenence was a key factor for the Chargers. Josh

Piper (pictured left) led the team averagIng 19.9 points along with grabbing 10.8 rebounds a game. Some key non-conference w1ns Included Mahomet, Springfield Southeast, North Chicago, and Sterling. With a wide open Reg1onal and Sectional the Chargers knew they could make a deep postseason run.

W1th two exciting victones over rivals Central and Urbana, Centennial was crowned regional champions. In the first round of Sectionals, the Chargers were defeated by Morton, the eventual Sectional champion. With two starters returning next year, Corvon Butler and Taylen Alexander, look for the Chargers to have another memorable season in 2012.

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very year, the Centennial Library program hosts the Black Writers Read-ln. At the Read-In, the members of the club read poetry and other works written by AfricanAmerican writers and civil rights activists. All students are welcome to attend the annual event. Ahc1a Moore, president of the African American Culture Club, says, "It's for the students to see that there are African American writers and publishers." Alicia recited an

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excerpt from For Colored Girls Who Have Constdered Swctde When the Rainbow ts Not Enough by Ntozake Shange. "It raises awareness to African-American women about HIV and AIDS ... you can never be too careful," says Alicia. The members of the club are encouraged to participate, and they get as many students as they can to read. When asked why he chose to participate in the Read-In, Ashton Goodly sa1d, "I really like poetry. It's a hobby I guess." Oth-

ers who partiCipated in the Read-In were Chnstina Colemon, Marg1e K1ng, and Zakwe Neal, who are shown above reading an excerpt from A Raisin In the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry. Self-expression is encouraged , and Alicia says, "It's a great way to express yourself and that's what I really like about it." The Read-In continues to be an inspirational way to celebrate Black History Month.

WORDS Madison White PHOTOGRAPHY Madison White Alicia Moore Black Writers' Read-In is today! It's great way to express yourself.

r o~~-Cu \tur~ \ One of the great 2spects to Cenetnni2l IS 1ts cultural diversity, specific2lly its elcoming attitude toa rds fore1gn exchange students. Centennial as !uc y enough to rec1eve some amaz1ng foreignexchClnge students th1s ye2r who g2ve us a 100 into the1r cultures.

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hen students can make school relevant to their lives beyond the classroom, their motivation to learn increases dramatically. It 1s for this reason that Centennial's ECP 1s so important. The ECP program places students in internships with local business according to the1r career interests. Students, such as senior Maria Mears, are able get firsthand experience and understand what goes into making their careers work. Mana, who interned for the llllno1s Department of of Commerce and Economic Opportunity, says, 'My experience in ECP has been amaz1ng. I have learned so much about the economiCS of the Champaign-Urbana area economic sustainability. Sen1or Thomas Curtis was placed with the University of Illinois s Division of Intercollegiate Athletics, and he has been able to ga n a better understanding of how the sports management field works." All of the students Involved 1n ECP will be able to apply the sk1lls they developed 1n the program to the reast of their lives.

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ne of the most exciting aspects of Centennial s Science Olympiad team is the members enthusiasm for sc1ence. This team competes 1n all areas of sc1ence, from biology to engineering, by creating hands-on classroom proJects. This year's projects 1nclude a mus1cal instrument and an actual robot! One of the unique things about the Sc1ence Olympiad program 1s how it combines several d1schpnes of sc1ence 1nto the vanous competitions. On March 12, 2011, twelve h1gh schools competed 1n the Sc1ence Olymp1ad Regional at Parkland Community College Led by their faculty sponsor Ms. Elizabeth Sudlow, Centenmal's Sc1ence Olymp1ad team placed second 1n the Division C compet1t1on. Team members, Including co-presidents Kev1n Lu and L1sa D1ep, will advance to the State compet1t1on at the University of Illinois on April 15th and 16th of 2011.

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......- - - -'hursday afternoons in Ms. Claire Vail's room , a small but passionate group of students enJOY the art of ani me films and telev1s1on. An1me IS a type of Japanese animation that is characterized by w1ld, exaggerated style and surrealistic storylines. Some of this groups favorite anime-style films Include Pandora Hearts, Fullmetal Alchemist, and Black Cat. Members of Anime Club dicscuss aspects of the films they watch , as well as cntique the stylings of various directors and art1sts. Most lmportanly, th1s group uses their t1me together as a way to unw1nd from the stresses of school. Their camaraderie and mutual respect for the art of anime allows these students a small comer of Centennial that is their very own. WORDS Elizabeth Cocagne PHOTOGRAPHY Lindsay Green

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Will Holder Illinois Scholar, SAR Good Citizen Award, Two Sport Scholar, 4.0 G.P.A .

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Katelyn Dunnagan Elizabeth ichelberger Agu tin E camilla Alayia Felkner Kir ty Feng Brandon Fink Ju tin Fogner hri topher Fowler Ellen Frazier Korrey Frichtl Alexander Funkhou er Keo ha Gaine Eny a Gallardo Bla Garcia- anga Jan m Garth Jovan Geal) athaniel Gib on Je ica Go de A hton Goodly Kentrell Graham Ryan Gregg Eujenio Gutierrez Margarita Gutierrez Angela Ha Hannah Hagan amuel Hall Andre\\ Hallbeck E ther Han Tene ha Hamngton Le'Danu Ham William Hazelwood athan Hem

David Kessler: my french teacher has a facebook for her cat and it accepted my friend request...my life is complete :D

Knstopher Heleine Pedro llernandeÂŁ (I arlil: llil:ks tareman Hotr

Korrey Frichtl Protray~ng Hester Prynne 1n a v1deo.

Esther Han Freshman year was my first year living in America. When I took a geometry test, 1t sa1d , "If the follow1ng statement is true then say so and if it's false then explain ". The answer was true so 1wrote "so" for the answer.

Brodny Uebele The time the trumpet sect1on dared me to eat a cricket, and I did. I got $10.

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Jourdan Vickers I was walking down the hallway on my very f1rst day, a door opened and I walked into it and fell over.

LeAntwone Davis My saxophone stabbed me 1n the eye during marching band practice.

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Alex Wallner Glass Castle because they never bUilt a glass castle.

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Harrison Chang U.S. History book because it is so bonng.

Angela Ha Dopes1ck because it's we1rd, and the words are bad.

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Alayia Felkner: whoever decided to put chocolate and peanut butter together is a genius

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Kirsty Feng "I was walk1ng up the sta1rs w1th my phone and a bottle of gatorade. I turned off the lights and my gatorade started glowing and I freaked out. then i realized it was JUSt my phone glowing under 1t.. .. MLIA"

Ryanne Wesley "Twitter should be changed to Vent.com because that's all people do on here!"

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Kenny Lin "I w1sh calculus was as easy as #callofduty. Oh wait .... then I would prolly break it like I did when I killed too many bad guys 1n COD."

ate Gibson : Wanna know

Keneasha Tcrr ajah Terr}-Byndym Ethan Thomp..,on Robert ThurmJn

ile everybody is at vice versa? Playing words with friends .... nbd

Luis Tian Sharon 'I suhaki -Liu Anthony Turner Trczvion Turner

chcle 1ar(l'aret ann icc Kalch aughn amantha Vcmuri

Dean Vinton Kelly Wachtel Desmon Walker

Russell Mihm Be on the Real World

Keosha Gains It was to meet M1chael Jackson but he died. Now it's to discover a cure for AIDS

lex Wallner arli Ward Victoria Warf

Kentrell Graham Tryout for Centennial basketball and be on the team. ndre\ amer Danielle Watt.

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Marisa Murray: Just saw a guy gnawing on a chicken bone in his car.

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Ryan Dunbar Darien I!dward Lacie E:d\\ard Ble ijoy Jlazar Taylor I~ nghau en Juan Enriquez Jeffery Epp Fletcher Evan Elizabeth Fager Jared Fechtmann Eh awn Feiz Jo hua Ferrer Rebecca Ferrer abriella Fi her hel ea Fie ner Mackenzie Flower Tyler Fonger be di Garcia

Brittany Hardy \.11chael Harmon Zarriah Harri Zendell Harri \.11tchell Hau er ermain Ha;e D}lan Head

Randy Truffa: You know the weather sucks when Arby's AND Taco Bell close early f65

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Megan Wolter When the Buried L1fe replied to a tweet i sent them . Pathetic, but true .

ma llopkin . Jacob Hom-Hall Tramia Htmard TeiT) IIO\\ land

R)an Hunt Christopher llutciHSon Tara lhrahim hanelk Jackson

What has been your favorite teacher so far at CHS? Why? Joshua Jackson Kat1e Janson Marie Jeller on Delane) Johnson

Bam Wright Mrs. Aldridge because she 1s funny and creative and she really tries to help w1th all of her ability to make you pass . Kara Katie Logan 1)a

Chris Meece: Dropping my droid is like dropping a baby :(

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Erica Allender Kat1e Apperson- i w111 m1ss her so much after she graduates. She is one of the funniest, kindest and sweetest peopl I know. She gives me a reason to laugh everyday . I'm sure 1t would be the same if we were pen pals. Cari a Kohl

Amruta Yelamanchili My brother, Arjun Yelamanch1ll, because he never talks to me. Maybe he would write to me? I'll miss him when he's away at college:(

Deon Ward Nate Overman. He gets all the g1rls.

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Breeasha Campbell The #1 th1ng I want to do before I die IS make a lot of money and open a homeless shelter for people who made mistakes like money mistakes, drug habb1ts, and people who JUSt got out of prison.

Brook Brown Get into the mus1c Industry and write sound tracks for mov1es or play for C1rque du Sollel.

Kelse) Olion lÂˇ li e Olm tead Jenny Olmstead Dagn) 01 en

tl..:kel Onc.~il Jtsu Park Tae)oung Park Josuha Park

Lauren Patter on Bnttan) Peacha Ja mine Peacock L.awanda Peeples

Thoma Pei ker Jonah Peoples Drake Pcratt Blaine Pettet!

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Grey Schultz: It would suck to be a fish in a tank at ko fusion watching all your buddies getting eaten.

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It' n t everyday a'> ph more know exactly what they want to do after high ha already taken t p m that dir ti n. H \i e er, that i the case fl r ph Truffa. At the age of twelve he began to film with hi family ideo camera, age f thirteen he had bought hi own camera with the money earned de.-."'~~~Âˇ h rtly after that he had watched hi fir t kate ideo, and that \.\>hen h I<n he wanted to film. enturian: What ha been your bigge t ace mpli hment? RT: I think my bigge t ace mpli hment wa actually getting my camera . It t k a I t f time and a in g. for the be t thmg I' e h t, I'm working n a full length "Ideo that I'm pretty hyped on right now.

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Tyler Burch : Playin super mario bros. on my gameboy advance. That's whatsup! l 15

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At the age of seven, Kirklyn Butcher's dad showed him his first magic tnck, a s1mple coin tnck where he vanished a quarter and pulled it out . . . . . . ? of his ear. It wasn 't until he was eleven when he saw Chris Angel on TV, Centunan. What IS your favonte thing about performing magic . and h1s Interest in mag1c really took off. When he turned twelve, he got a magic kit for his birthday. Now he has mastered the card tricks and Kirklyn: It's not about what it is as opposed to the end result, the reÂˇ sometimes takes his talents to the streets. action of the spectator. That connect1on that is made is the best part.

Step 1 & 2 Have the spectator shuffle the deck. Then spread out the deck.

Step 7 Ask the spectator for the card and put 1t back in the deck yourself.

Step 3 Tell the spectator to draw any card.

Step 8 Rotate the deck.

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Tell them to hold the card and memonze it and not to show you the card .

Secretly flip over the bottom card of the deck.

Hold the deck in a position so the only the top card can be seen .

Step 9 Ask them what the1r card was as you go through the deck.

Step 10 Their card should be face up.

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De\ m England Zakai) Engle E therE ekeny01 , 'ichol E tergard BI)ce Etheridge Romella E\an

Tre eanna Fike M1cllael Finke Dougla Flint Kathi)n Folt Elh on Ford Ju tin Ford

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Christopher Piper Mrs. Johnson because she is very mce and w1ll help you 1n any s1tuat1on.

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hristian 1rc 'I! R)an 1riuard 1atllda Cm1hhs

Jonas Tolliver Mr. Carlson. He is a very good listener.

Sierra Wachala Mr. Scarlett because he's easy to relate to and 1s extremely funny. Mall!.. Hamilton Dominil.: Hannon Tifla llarnngton

Ellison Ford: I wish I had a candy cane .... Share Glen Coco?

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Peyton Kaiser Me: I'm feelin so fly like a G6 Mom: What? I'm feelin so fly like cheese st1ck?

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Cherish McMullen Mr. Kuglich becuase he s more fun and not senous.

Tammy Lake The experience. The school IS different than in Chicago.

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Yedidia Hubbard We (freshmen) don't have off campus lunch.

Kaitlyn Wyss Seeing how many people change because they are 1n high school.

Alice Lin 1eorge Lindemann Dm) tro Lukhtat ( hieli Maldonado

Anna Julie 1allurc Julicanna 1allare 'ui r 1an llf) Logan Martin

'athan Martin Cha e 1artinkus Latoyah Mason Alit on 1a}

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Dem i Leinard Go to Bonnaroo.

Alberto Jimenez Go to the Fiji islands and stay 1n the underwate hotel (Posidon Hotel).

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Mrs. Webbink started at Centennial in 1993, in the Math Department. She sa1d that when she first started teach1ng here , there was much more respect helfd for faculty and staff, and==§~~~~===~··language was not as bad. "It has been a privilege to work with other teachers 1n th1s bulld1ng because I th1nk that we have the best!" says Mrs. Webb1nk. She has been an important part of the math department for 18 years, and her org~nialty will be m1ssed.

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Mrs. Tangora started when Centennial was JUSt a baby; she started 1n 1969 just one year after the high school was bu1lt, then took maternity leave 1n the fall and returned in the fall of 1986 when Centennial was well 1nto 1t's teenage years! She is always found with a smile on her face and and a cheery hello! her motto while teaching has been "Do what you love, and do it with passion." Your pass1on will1ve on!

Mrs. West has been walking and playtng basketball at Cen tennial as one o our beloved P.E teachers since the groovy year of 1974. She earned the nickname "Booga Brown" wh1le teaching girls basketball and volleyball, when her maiden name was M1ss Brown. Mrs. West's final thoughts on Centennial are, "YEAHI I've made it through andother wonderful years at Centennial. Now I can move on to other adventures and challenges." Good luck in your future endeavours, and enjoy your new RV! In the fall of 1985, a hip and groovy new teacher walked through the front doors of this wonderful school and has been with us for 26 joyous years. Mr. Yanchus says, "I have been blessed to have enjoyed many a great years at Centennial" We have been blessed to have you from your "Hear yee Hear yee! speech announcements to your wake up yell. You have truly impacted Centenmal 1n your 26 years.

Dear Ce11te11111al Stuje11ts, Ulle of the reasons I love Challl~7 aig11-Lid;ana is its small-town feel. I have live~1 in lllaJL.,,. c1t1es lNew) ork C1ty & Bost 011) a1d life l11·ought t11e back to Chanl~7 aign-Ut·bana. For llle, llv111g here Is a very collSc:lous choice. For 111any of you, it~ Is cwcu111stance; this haFTellS to l.,e the ~.,lace YL.,U were l.,or11, where your ~.,a rents are currently llv1ng. Havitlg l"'eell ralse~1 i11 a small tL.,WillCat·y, lllilwis, w1th a ~1 0FUiat.ion of 10,000 when I was there), I know how st.ifli11g it ca11 feel. You can't go a11ywhere without 11.ltllling il1to ~DilleOile you know, where everyo11e knows your l7 USII1ess a1d t·emetnl1ers what you ~iU in 5th graje, My a~ivlce? 0ET OUT. Tl1e worU is big-e'+.,IL.,re it. Whethet· you are going to CL.,IIege or the work force, live somewhere else lfot· a while, at, least). Leam how to navigate a IleW t ow11. Eat U11familia1· foL.,~i. Figure out who to call when your fri&:.1ge sto~.,s WLYklng. ) ou w1lll1e stret che..i Cn1e11t ally a1d ~.,hyslcally) more than you couU have itnagine..i. 'r ou w1llleam what you are t11.1ly maje of. ) ou will change. ) L.,U c2111 always 111ove ho111e then. I willl1e ha~.,~.,y to 11.111 into you at the Fartnet·' s Market· LY Meljet· a1d heat· what you've l:ee11 u~., to. ) our S111cet·cly,

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