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Dominant: Students take a break form dancing and mingle at the Prom .

Top: Mollie Vigardt and Donald "Ducky" Stewart take a dance as Prom King and Queen .

Bottom Left: Students gather around the Bull Ride in order to watch each other try to mount it. Needless to say, it was a good laugh .

Above: Fun was had by all at CRCE's pool!

Right: The Prom King Court

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Shown are the commemerative maritini glasses.

stand out at Prom ...... When a high schooler hears such a term .... several distinct items come to mind . For guys, the idea of asking a date out to Prom in a cool way is of utmost importance. The method of getting a date to Prom is almost as important as the clothes worn to the event.

For girls, the Prom brings the joy of being asked to accompany another person; and of course the many varieties of dresses that must be chosen from, in order to find the perfect one.

The point is, if you ask any highschooler what specifically makes high school memorable; the vast majority are going to respond in one word : "Prom".

The 2007-2008 school year was a year laden with moments to remember. Prom, was a fine example of one the year's heralding moments. Students who attended Prom, found themselves immersed in a South-Beach Club like atmosphere; complete with custom drinks, a D.J, and

even light-up martini glasses.

Refrehments included the custom "Maroon Splash" as well as an assortment of chocolate covered strawberries and cheesecake. A Chinese canvas and lanterns kept the scene chill, and serene wall of a South beach Sunset topped it all off. Needless to say; the Prom was a complet success. However any high schooler knows that their is more to Prom than the dance itself.. ..

Post Prom is just as important as Prom itself. As usual, post Prom took place at CRCE, complete with Sumo wrestling, Rockband, Big screen T.V.'s and a Mechanical Bull. However, the traditional entertainment was supplied- such as an obstacle course and Jousting, Basketball courts, Volley ball, Racquet Ball and Badminton .

Once again the Central Students and Faculty had pulled it off; Prom was perfect.

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Above : The soon to be Alumni rise to fleet the stage.

Below: Chuckie Baglama shakes Mr. Freyman's hand as he receives his di lorna.

The 2008 Graduating class was filled with students with talent!

Shown above is Libby Beck who plays the Cello; and below Katelyn Osler; who sung at the ceremony.

The alumni; led by Junior Robbie Crow, walk down the stairs to the front of Krannert.

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Above: The Graduates of the Central choir sing one last song together.

Below: Shannon Claiborne and Renee Changnon rep the class of '08 .

stand up for your High School takes up a long four years. Ironically, the entirety of a student's scholastic career comes to a close with a single moment of representation among peers. High School graduation is the single event that makes all the years of hard work worth their while. The names get called, the speeches made and the participants are recognized .

Each grad class is different, every one has their class clown; most popular, most studious and valedictorian .

However, one theme binds all grad classes together. That is the feeling of pride and relief that swells among the students and their families as they walk across the stage to receive their diplomas. Teachers and administrators line

r~l*IJIIf/M up to shake the hands of the hopefully long line of graduates. Memories are honored, recognized and permanently made for all participants.

More than anything; the simple truth that with graduation; a student becomes an alumnus.

With this single step out of their comfort zones; a world of opportunities are revealed. But then again; isn't that all we look for during our years at school? We are always in pursuit of a better future .

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Above : A group of Central students take a picture at a bonfire at Bailey McClellan Inset: Graduate Andrew, Sophomore Emma, and Freshman Hannah Newman in Chicago.

Below: Roger Smith spent his summer playing basketball with old friends!

Above : Joey Faullin and Kelsey Cravens take a picture at the farm .

Bottom : Sophomores Chris Long Kelsie Stanhope, Nick Hooker, Alyssa Brodsky, and Tripper Carter at Curtis Orchard

Above: Julia Bistriceanu and Katie Donnelly made Bonfires a nightly must over the summer.

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Above: Graduate Chucky Baglama, Seniors Allie Idleman, Sara Hlinka, and Zac Leturgey take a picture at the Indianapolis Zoo.

After a long, tedious, and difficult academic year, Summertime is a time to relax and kick back from all the chaos of the school year. Most students use summer as a time to go on a relaxing getaway with their family, or a group of friends. Others spend their time at the side of the swimming pool getting tan and hanging out with their friends. Many get jobs; because honestly, what's better than making some money over the summer?

Left: Sophomores spend their time at the paint balling facility, Firmark.

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For Halloween many super heros could be found waling around Central High School Juniors Tony Giammaria as Batman, Adam Acheson as Iron Man, Joey Holmer as Spider-Man, and Silas Tappendorf also as Batman

For many High school students Halloween is a time to show who you really are. During halloween the old ideal of Nno harm--no fouiN comes into play.

From the ever so popular Play-boy bunny; to the suprisingly funny giant bannana costume, halloween is simple straight forward fun! From house parties to the college parties (that none of us know about ..... right??) halloween is filled with all the ingredients for innocent fun : Imagination, free time, and the indespesible amounts of sugar that fuel the night's activities. In addition to fun with friends; halloween is a chance to bring family closer together.

Above: A pirate and bannana golfo to prevent that scurvy!

Right Middle Ricky Hansen walked around Central High School dressed up as a gecko for halloween

Right Micah Walker, Adam Hittle, Clarence Lee, Tanner Heinen, Zach Rice, Chris Rost, Justin Rondon, and Nick Hooker met up for Halloween. What a variety of comstumes!

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Central students know how to dance!

Vice- Versa is the one dance of the school year in which the guys are free from the burden of figuring out cool new ways of asking girls to accompany them to a dance. However, the girls aren't so lucky! The pressure is always on to be original, and the girls always amaze Just as every dance, their are the dresses to buy; predance meals to arrange and post-dance parties to attend . 2009-2010 was host to HCandy-landH; a truley sweet theme! Attendees were greeted by Candy stuck on the walls and banners of different colors. The DJ was accompanied by flashing lights to get the party going, without a doubt the dance went off without a hitch

Above: Girls pause to take a picture in bewteen showing off their dancing skills at Vice Versa Left Middle: Will Hagle and Megan Wentworth take went to Vice-Versa together Left: Some Central students have fun while dancing at vice versa

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Big Top Picture: Some Senior guys. dress up in red shirts for twin day.

Little Top Picture: Natasha, Sara, Karlee, and Alyssa dress as the four aces.

Bottom : Sophomores pose for a picture on jersey day.

Above: Rory Mills and Rachel Lindemann dressed up as Hannah Montana.

Bottom Left: Alexis Berns, Audrey Aeilts, Laney Stanner, Mr. Mike Sitch, and Andrew Unander take a picture on jersey day.

Above: Vikki Blanco and Sydney Forest stop and take a picture as flappers on decade day.

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Above: Seniors Taylor Dillon and Robbie Crow represent the senior class with blue shirts and Kanye glasses on class color day.

stand up for your Every year at Central High School Spirit Week is always the week to remember. Many hold it as the best week of school. This years spirit week consisted of Jersey Day on Monday, followed by Twin Day on Tuesday. On Wednesday students went back in time and dressed up as a favorite "blast from the past" for Decade Day! Students showed off their class colors on Thursday. Finally, on Friday, students wore maroon and white to support their school. This years outfits were surely ones

to remember.

To end Spirit Week students went to the Pep Rally to wish the Maroons football team good luck. The Pep Rally was followed by the Homecoming Parade, where each class showed off their floats.

The Homecoming Game and Dance were filled with fun . Every year spirit week is always unique and this year was one to stand out.

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Below: Senior girls get together after a victory w here they stomped all over the Junior class !

Spirit week is a week filled with excitement and a flurry of activities.

Among Homecoming, and of course the Pep Rally, spirit week is home of the all important Bonfire and Powderpuff Game! On Thursday, the 25th of September, Central students gathered at McKinley Field for a night of fun. The Powderpuff game, as always, was a treat. After a hard fought match, the seniors claimed the win . After the game, the students gathered around the bonfire to watch the cheerleaders perform and listen to a rousing speech given by Coach Jacobs and some Varsity Football captains.

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Above : The class of 2010 watches the Pep Rally all decked out in their maroon and white.

Bottom Left: The Pepettes pose after performing!

Middle Right: Maeve Aquino runs towards the endzone for a touchdown against the seniors.

Bottom Right: The Cheerleaders get ready shake it with their awesome performance!

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Below: The seniors take a break after a spectacular Pep Rally on their laid back float.

The Homecoming Parade is a must have homecoming event. It gives each class an opportunity to represent their school spirit with a unique float.

This year, the underclassmen took the winning title with a tie between the Freshmen and Sophomores. The Freshman created an awesome Army tank float while the Sophomore class kept it classic with an amazing football field .

Above : Sophomores show their spirit with their maroon football field float.

Middle Left: Aryn Gilenson rolls down the road in a Champaign Fire truck.

Bottom Left: The Class of 2012 rolls through in their school spirited Army float.

Below: The pepettes pep up the students on Lynn Street after school.

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Above : In a single heated play Jordan Johnson attempts to gain some yards while Denzel Stewart, Tyler Finkbeiner and John Lessaris attempt to clear the way.

Above: A quick team huddle and a boost of moral for Central!

Below: Evan Ellsworth makes a block for Denzel Stewart as Denzel runs the ball.

Above : Scot Chapman punts the ball.

Right: The offensive line "ready up" for a play.

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Above: Josh Proemmel bleeds maroon and black while letting off a fierce battle cry to intimidate the opponents.

stand up for your After a perfect Spirit Week, filled with took possession of the ball. Decatur started off to excitement and students a buzz, there is not a better our side of the field . It was a well fought match, but finale than one with Friday night lights- homecoming Decatur came out on top. During half time, there was game. On September Twenty Fifth, Central had the a lot of entertainment. The Central marching band honor of facing Decatur MacArthur. The game was played several compositions to the audience; after filled with student excitement; attendees were given the Pepettes gave a rousing performance. Some of home-made noise makers to show how spirited the senior girls went as far as including the entire Central fans really are. As tradition when Central student section in a game of "Gigolo." After a long, exited the locker room, they were accompanied by difficult game the score ended up 7-24. Although the Marching band . As the players took the field the we did not come out on top, it was a hard fought crowd was swept with a feeling of great excitement. game.

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Above: Jamil Henderson, Roderick Holloway, Jonathan Harris, Demario Larkin,Edwind McGhee, Shelvia Harris and Gerald Miller met up outside of Seely.

Below: Codi Ratcliff, Gina Wojnar, John Billimack, Jessica Doni, Jennifer Kempe and Aaron Cravens take a break in Seely Hall.

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Below: Justin Rondon, Micah Walker, Tanner Heinen, Zach Rice, and Brandon Goslin pose for a quick pic.

stand up and After a long, relaxing summer, students were eager to be a part of the first dance of the 20082009 school year! Students flocked to Central the evening of the dance ready to get down at their favorite high school.

Despite the heat the back to school dance is known for, fun was had by all in the fabulous west gym,

however students realized they could easily keep cool by tossing cups of water in the air! Where the event was held from seven to nine in the evening; giving students just enough time to dance to their hearts' content on the newly polished wooden floor.

The back to school dance was an enjoyable, if not sweaty, way to start the

school year with a bang! At nine when the dance floor was cleared, students knew they had school to look forward to, and that is what the back to school dance is all about!

Above: Justin Jenkins and Ina Patterson had fun at the dance.

Above Left: Ramei Sola, Emmily Thompson, Alaine Stoner, Shehan Bond, Halle Sills, Meridith Young, Sarah Wells, Audrey Aafts, Hannah Newman and Laura Harvey take a chance to mingle at the dance.

Left: Jamir Stovall, Frazier Gaines and Alex Bishop show their swag.

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Dominant: Taylor Dillon, Courtney Lehmann, Joel Yambert, and Jenn VanNess are happy to be on the beach together!

Below: Keyonna Dunn, Kayla Smith, and Treyshana Dunn hang out at school all the time.

Above : Seniors Collette Jackson Lawanda Miller and Shaniqua ' Arnette rely on eachother to get through the school day!

Below: Tatum Stewart, Shelby Faullin, and Molly Wampler pose together while having fun .

Above: Evan Lotz and Jeeyan Rostam-Abadi are pretty tight ... especially during math class.

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Above: Rory Mills, Rahcel Lindemann and Katie Donnelly at a hotel in Costa Rica .

When one thinks about high school, generally s several important things come to mind. Many ti it's the knowledge gained through the course of the four years we as students share together. However, honestly-- who does not find the friendships gained in these busy fun packed years to be one of the great values; and characteristics of high school?

Friends are there to talk to, hang with when you have nothing to do; and of course, who else do you have to depend on when you need the last few problems of last night's math homework? The teacher probably won't be too happy to help!

High school is truly the test of friends. It can, at times be very rough, and at times like these,

everyone needs a friend. On this page you will find the very best of friends . Some of these friends were friends before high school, some became close throughout their years at Central. The point is this; those found on this page are the best of friends!

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Top: Mamie Hobb and Andrea Miskimins how off their matching Chevy Blazer !

Bottom Right: Au tin Paine relie on hi tru . ty 1998 Jeep Wrangler.

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Above: Bail y McClellan and her Chry ler ebring convertible ... the Bat mobile.

Top Left: Caitlin PeteL ha a beige Jeep, an d an. .sa Hoyne with her blue mu . tang.

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Below Students and faculty met up after the Block History Month assembly for a lunch of soul food

National African American Parent Involvement Day was held the day after the Black History Month Celebration . For one delicious meal; Central students and their families were invited to dine in Seely hall on a feast of soul food; including collared greens and corn bread . The food was undoubtedly delicious, and the company was even better! Central thrives on its family atmosphere, and holds it dear as a major tenet on the campus. NAAPID is a prime example of how Central is one big family.

Above Shoriyo and Shonnel Mason with their mom; and Kierro Robinson .

Above Right : Erron Hedrick, Sherman Greer and Family, Justin Jenkins, and James Corter Sit down for a nice lunch Right. As you con see Seely was filled with hungry porliciponls at the luncheon .

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February was host to a lot of celebrations In honor of Black History month Central put on an assembly complete with music, dance and a enlightening power point presentation Students piled into Decker Theater during fourth hour to witness some traditions of African American culture. Upon entering Decker students were greeted and seated to hear segments of Dr. Martin Luther King's speeches preformed by Jarvis Young . Several other students full filled the role of other important marvels in modern and past African American history, including Zander Culver and Keira Robinson as President and Mrs Barack Obama

Above Ke1ro Rob1nson and Zander Culver played Borock and Michelle Obomo Above Left Jun1or Jarvis Young played the role of Martin Luther King Left. Lamar Burney and Shiniquo Arnette entertained the audience as the assembly come to a close.

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Dominant: Emma and Hannah Newman and Sara and Thomas Hlinka.

Corner Pic: Siblings Hannah and Abby Jacobs take a picture before Homecoming.

Above : Siblings John and Noah Lessaris tower over Central.

Bottom Left: Senior Edward and Junior Edwind Mcgee prove that swag can run in the family!

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Above: Siblings Jose and Jacki Rodriguez stop and smile.

stand up for yourtlllllljl Here at Champaign Central we are very honored to have so many siblings.

Although some of them do not think that it is a benefit to have family members at their school, they truly have a substantial advantage. When younger siblings first walk into the doors at Champaign Central High School everyone knows who you are from your older sibling, or siblings. In addition, as siblings, you know that you will always have someone to talk to

during the school day. Whether you hav classes, school activities, or walk home together. Most importantly, you know tha you will always have someone to share the drama with!

So; without further delay, o unnecessary explanation, take a look a some of these siblings!

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Above: Jennifer Kempe, Bailey McClellan, Sarah Maloney, Evan and Hashim Zaghloul worked at Sholem and Spalding over the su Above: Deondre Davenport and Quinton Pryor worked at Steve and Barry's.

Bottom Middle: Morgan Anderson and Sara Salmon work together at the Refinery together.

Bottom Left: Jennifer Kim worked in a museum over the summer.

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Below: Trevor Dorsett worked at 16 over the summer, shown during Dark Knight premier.

Above : Natasha McDonald and Karlee Buerkett spend their nights and weekends at this popular clothing store.

Stand out at Whether some want to admit it or not, money makes the world go 'round . So how do Central Students manage to get their hands on the green stuff? Some have seasonal jobs; others work all year .... and some just find themselves doing the occasional odd jobs. However one thing is certain, Central students need money, and we get it!

From the various businesses around Champaign- Urbana, to the franchises that inhabit the malls, Central students are everywhere. Many students work at the pools over the summer as hfegaurds, swim instructors. Students can also be found rn various restaraunts such as Kafe-K and Custard Cup. Many students work at Savoy-16 and various fast food joints. Believe it or not, some

students even run their own businesses.

These businesses, although small, prove the versatility of the average Central Student. From lawn mowing businesses, to computer based businesses these students get a fair salary for a hard days work.

Seasonal jobs include those who work at the pool, or in the mall during the holidays. Although these jobs are not a steady source of income, they can net alot of cash quickly, hence their popularity!

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Andrea Rivera Grade: Sophomore Birthplace: Mexico What's the biggest differen ce?: "I thm here I have a better education, more help and the technology."

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KV: "Just the culture: music, climate, foods, and customs."

Biggest DifficultyNV and KV: MThe language barrier."

What the Vegas like about the U.S. : NV: "It's a lot safer and provides a better future."

KV: "/~ a better life and more opportunities doing what /love, wh1ch is playmg soccer after 1'1 1~h school and maybe pro" .

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We value diversity at Central High School. At any moment you can walk among the halls and hear many different languages. From Farsi to Spanish, French, German, Mandarin, Greek, and Arabic. Our school is home to students from over 31 different countries: all represented by flags on the second floor hallway Our international students make Central a great place to learn! Because the onl true way of grasping culture is to be surrounded by it daily!

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Joe Danie s Grade: Junior Birthpl ce: Cardiff, Wales Biggest Difficulty: "Fmdmg my way ar und and trying to get home, ask Zander ulver!"

What Joe likes about the U.S.: "Snow and no school

about the US: This country i re free, food is different and the • . •. f sport1ng act1v1t1es.

Ricky Hansen Grade: Senior Birthplace: Pietermaritzburg, South Africa Biggest Difference: 'The biggest noticable differences are the difference in school systems and of course accents and geography."

What Ricky Likes About the U.S.: "One of the things I like is the lower crime rate, at least here in Champaign. It's overall a safer place to live."

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LIPPII Shff/J tJ'f Hffrrffrt Central put on Little Shop of Horrors for last year's fall play. This play starred Marc Wilson as Seymour, Mollie Vigardt as Audrey, Cullyn Murphy as the dentist, Sara Salmon as Mrs. Mushnik, and Shannon Barkley as the infamous plant. The play is about a nerdy florist who accidently cuts his finger and his blood drips onto the plant. The plant grows larger and larger and Seymour comes to realize that this unusual plant actually thrives off of blood! The plant then becomes the main attraction at the Mushnik flower shop . Unfortunately, the plant becomes greedy and kills Seymour and his love interest, Audrey. This play was very exciting, however one cant help but get suspicious about what plants they have in their homes!!

Above. Mollie Vigordt, More Wilson, Chnstino Rodi, Emily McCoy, Isis Griffin and Cullyn Murhphy bow at the end of the amazing performance

Middle Right Christina Rodi, Emily McCoy, and Isis Griffin show off lhier street hustling moves Right Sora Salmon gels eaten by the blood thirsty plant.

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Sara Salmon, Marc Wilson, and Mollie Vigardt pose with th infamous plant, Audrey II.

The Narnia cast get together after a great performance.

Till ll~~~~ fill Wlfoil 1J11rl fill WtJrdr~l1 The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe was Central's fall play last year. This show starred Marc Wilson and Robert Durkee as Peter, Allie Idleman and Christina Radi as Susan, Steffani Bezruki and Justin Rondon as Edmund, and Sissela Rosenstak and Molly Wampler as Lucy. This play takes place during World War II in London. While staying with a professor, the children try to entertain themselves.

When Lucy takes a peek into a enormous wardrobe, the children find that the other side is a winter wonderland called Narnia. The three siblings come in contact with many different characters, including an evil witch queen . The children end up having an amazing adventure with whirl-wind excitement and intrigue galore. The cast and crew had a a lot of fun with this production; and so did the audience!

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Middle Left Margot Valent1ne helps Patricia Wrinkle with her hair before going on stage Left Sarah High and Jen Hood get ready to play the1r fierce part in the play

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Above: Fairies, Katie Adams, Cecilia Rosenstock- Murav, Emily McCoy, and Penelope Rosenstock- Murav huddle around Jacob Davis.

Below: Patricia Wrinkle is fought over between Marc Wilson and Corbin Dixon .

Above : Penelope RosenstockMurav and Jacob Davis have a much needed conversation!

Above: One of the many romantic scenes that made a Midsummer Night

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Above: Maddie Knight and Corbin Dixon stare into each other's eyes; as their character's fall in love.

A Midsummer Night' A Midsummer Night's Dream was a magical tale of strange love triangles and fairies in short. It starts out with a marriage between Hermia and Demetrius. Hermia does not want to marry Demetrius, so she refuses and runs off with another man, Lysander. Before running off into the woods, Hermia informs her friend Helena of her plan. Helena loves Demetrius, and in attempt to get in his good graces, she tells him

Hermia's plan and they follow the two into the forest. Then with the help of a fairy, Puck, the two men are made to love Helena instead of Hermia. By the end, the quarraling is resolved when Lysander's love spell for Hermia is removed and he and Helena can be together.

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Dominant: The cast lines up after the show for a thundering applause.

Above : Christina Radi performs a solo .

Below: Mollie Vigardt, Christina Radi, and the rest of the crew get into the music.

Below: Corbin Dixon and Maddie Knight get the audience pumped up.

The show "Rent" was put on by Central students as last year's spring musical. This Musical starred Corbin Dixon as Roger, Maddie Knight as Mimi, Mollie Vigardt as Maureen, Jordan Lange as Mark, Marc Wilson as Angel, Isis Griffin as Joanne, Cullyn Murphy as Benny, and both Rob Durkee

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The Drop Dead cost and staff toke a picture after a well d production

Drop Dead is best described as a play within a play It is a humerous story about a play that is being directed by a ¡director" who well, isn't playing with a full deck of cards The cast, or rather a bunch of washed up actors have to deal with many upsets and missed lines as they try to perform with quite a bit of improvisation . To make matters worse, members of the cast keep mysteriously dying Therefore Drop Dead is also a hilarious murder mystery as the actors have to figure out what is happenn1ng to the cast while simultaneously trying to complete the play.

As the actors begin to die off, one by one, they all hope that they can make it to opening night .... but the question is, will anyone make it through the play practices alive?

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Below: The Entire Zomb1e Prom cast line up for a pic.

Last August, fifteen of Central's finest thesbians took a trip to Scotland' Students stayed in dorms twenty minutes from Edinburgh; Scotland's capital. During their trip the Drama club performed Zombie Prom at the Fringe Festival. When they had time off they had fun watching other performances and exploring the famous Scottish countryside. In addition to touring castles, performing and meeting loads of new people, the Drama club stayed two nights in London and saw a show at the world famous Glob Theater. After many months fund raising (selling tickets for raffles and putting on many great benefit shows) the Drama club were able to blow some steam off in Scotland .

Above: Some of the Drama Club guys found they climbed to new heights on their trip to Scotland.

Middle Left¡ Some of the drama girls were lucky enough to spot the rare Scottish pink hippol Luckily they snapped a pic for proof!

Left: The Drama club preform a musical scene during Zombie Prom at the Fringe Festival

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This baby was a little naughty. As a three year old, he would sneak up to his Grandma very lowly ... then pinch her boot ! He also lo ed chocolate milk. E ery night, he would take two bottles to bed, so when his uncle would come and take one away, there would be an extra hidd n underneath his pillow! ot a bad idea!

One day, when this baby came home from pre-school, he was sporting a large hole in hi~ ~hirt. Puzzled, his parents asked how it got there. He explained that he had an itch and wa~ tired of lifting up hi~ shirt to cratch it. o sense in wasting energy.

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I, lie! ' kol ki, Will ®:13, 1:) manhood, npriVI:l!!l pll:lO!ZS" you !elk about ell !h!l !im!l. PW, !h!l mon!ly I Will V!ln!uelly lo~ to you in som!l form of b!lt!ing. JJ end Wti, my ·mellebility to mek!l b!ll:l! ·. 1], '(lll !h!l good christian girl the! !lXist, for your picking. JT, ell !h!l or!lo medn!ZSS end bright color!ld polo . CM, phdp~lik ·wimming kills. Cti, !h!l poW!lr to b!l feithfuL.in your golf gem!l the! i ·.

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Clarence I will you all the magical powers from the East Timbo- the awesome 1eep club. AZ.NM. and SH. the wonderful night of hot tubing. To Gonda- every math and physics class. you are the man. Central BEAT CENTE NIALS $$. TaylorCulvers Franch1'.e and Hostel I LM Locks, will m.y ti.c-ta.cs, CLV ft:ien.ds, Lunchtime cha.ts, cookie d.ou.gh ice ccea.m., and. fi.CSt \.ooes to JLV. To CDo.wg, I will lnby tu.rlles, 3:AM, ft.eshrnan Fti.d.a.ys, eJi.den.ce, cat' paint, and. the end. of Step Brothet:s. MHo, I will you. stro.wMRRYS, ro.la. spi.det-m.onkeys, wheeL boxt-ows u.p the hill Scoti.e MC Scostet-, I will, wasa.bi poo.s. :AWB, I will you. a. ood. poLo, a. basketball game, Obam.a. signs, and. m.y patience. To alL m.y P Starts, I will hruxL wod, OO.Wt;"S, and. ba.nana.s. :And. to the cla.ss of 00 I will good. Luck and. congro.tu.l.a.tions.

I, Hannah, w ill to my young beautiful sister, crabby abby, a great last 3 years of CHS. May my ability to get aw ay with a lot of th ings pass on to you . and to my mom and dad, try not to miss my gorgeous smile interupting your classes.

I, Tierra Norwood, will to JL, (little big) to you liking my friend's best friend. To Ms. Piggy kidnapping us instead of going to Za 's. OHNWSTT. AF (BF,PF) Cheer bus convos. To us cheering on varsity together for my last year. ILY. SH .. MS, BFF, MOH. Do you have a wrapper'? ILY. Cheer Camp '07- '08(convo). All my clothes and shoes. To all my messages, late starts, half days, no ac, and long days we are finally out of here. We're Class of 2009 and we don't ever have to look back.

I. !!R. will to MH- Friday Traditiong, katg vogggJg, figreg , drivg in movig, daneg partigg; Iii kgkg- bathg, Hgart 2 hgartg: AM- HgJgn : !!M- gxeurgiong MP eozinggg, appJgg and pganut buttgr, figreg : JB- lovg . family ehronieJg: Rl- Ruff gndz. igJandg: KD- FJaghing: RM- Mickgy D: MW good/bad ridgg; JH yodling : CM- frgg willy : RC- Brown: M~- holding handg: fR- thg band. tango dancing : JV Johnathan TP night: fH- mgditating : !!C.- thg pond: NH brownigs: Dirty lacing maching: wing party: to all dancg partigs.

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I. KF. WILL TO JV-JET SKINNG, JUNK FOOD, AND INCLINE RAILROAD. HONE-DIMELNOT! AND THE BIRD. MW-"YSTPOM!', OLD LUNCHES AND BIGELOW GREEN TEA". CL- DAY CAMP AND SUSHI NIGHTS. AM- SOFTBALL, RAINBOW, SHERBERT. AND MIDDLESCHOOL ADVENTURES. MH- HELLO DOLLY. ONE VOICE AND TM;LH; AND CP- IT MIKEY- HEART KEYCHAIN. Zl- HELP! AND STARGAZING. ML- lA AND JUMPERS. AG. CR. AND HC- P.E LOVE. I. JT. will to: DB- I leave all the bathrooms in the world. To ~G- I leave all things yellow and U~C.. To C.M-1 leave my space shuttle. ToN~- what are you doing? To Fab Five- I could've done better. I'm sorry. To Fe lias- I leave all Feas. To Feas- you smell like up cutie. To lunch Group- I leave my moms desserts.

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l SHUNKA will to the PSTARS-1he best back halt ever af\d the bird call MD af\d fT-crazy car rides to practice TaNMaN-NY soul t rever, TJ-aNiNal gaNe 1~y oatNeal aNd M&M cadGes. aNd sif\qif\q SC (Big TraiN)-true teelif\qS aNd car mes. G-laNd KM -sl\10ke sl\10ke. sl\10ke P,ysics projects. CL JV l<.f ML SC aN:i AB-suNNers at 1A ZL-s w Nes. rattatouille. DP d ucjl. star gazif\q frogs. fireworks. couNtry Nusic. suNNer teelir--.qs. aN:i a z - A1-sNecky little people pu~N carvif\q. loads of draNa. boys. all suNNer 1 r-.q lf-yearbc:x:t caNp hof'.f.:s t r lookir-.q goc:xj shavif\q creaM aNd NuNber gaNes. KB-kraNNert tree uses aN:i circle t dea1h AZ-holy cr s Nel\10ries. iNtrcducti Nt a gocd tiNe l\1C-I'v1cr-chick l'v1cr l\1CchickeNS pri e aNd bal Ns. ML-true tee lir--.qs.' TS-power ~ aNd bk'k eyed susaNs. TM aNd AZ-arcola boys, ST SB TM. AlaNd AZ-seaNCe" 11 ve you all af\d willNissyou.,, I, The X-factor, will to the fells more good times. To Mocha ·downstairs· to Hatty a topless van, To wamps.. Spedual, to Stinky the PODO. To Bakes, a urinal.

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I. Karlee Jo. will to Natasha. all the 111oldy avocados you 'II ever need. Alyssa. a backdoor/ window to always sneak out of. Lauren. for be1ng fUgitives for l1fe and secret racecar driving. Zac. "prince char1111ng" thanks for all the great advice. Nose goes! Sara. a bag of potatoe chips. a polar pop and a bush to pee behind. colin. "phase 111e ".halloween will always be 111Y favorite holidaY and get low will always be our song. Aubrle and Mon ica. all our softball h1er-nories. Good luck next year!

LWILL, will to M-izzle, lil zippo, Magneezy, and J tplane the reign of the BB cr w. To DB and Gerald- soap, shampoo and towels. To Jl-1- some honey to satisfy his bearish appetite. To 1\T· hearts '"'ith hands, letters not read and other crappy music su has FOB Fridays.A.lso, the coffin of Bob Dylan. To 1\£- the call breeze. To RE..DBIRD- the seduction room, a cure, blockage of rellular rereption, decision making skills, and a big juicy hug and a slap in th face. To 1\\V- use kangaroo in a box. A.nd to JC- a'rnpella singing skills.

I, MEW, will to, the Tennis tam- Bon jovi, chester, family discussions, van rides with coach 2.

CP- FIRE & ICE, laser on. JY- FT sessions, baby ears. Bingo- John Mayer, all my music, the Indiana trip, Harry P, wicked. Kfol- Mwertz, JmcCain and sPalin, halloweentown. Jc- SL's forever, all of the worksheets in the world. TJ- gossip sessions about you know who . SR- turkey roll-ups, oldies music, 5 hour wrestling nap TayDill- HSM dance a longs. RC- lazy days, great "advice", greay, one more great summer. AT- you love communism, my uggs and north face. ZacEfron- my tennis skills, the reindeer ranch, my mario kart all of the GALLETAS! in the world, my genes, 1408, the starter wife, 6s, sweet corn festival, IPOD tape player.

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C-DA WG- cute crew G1mm1e more sleeping loge her at Jenn s. RERE- ma ing ba ed goods late n1g t horror sreo ing ou hot Mr J1ng1es Anthony- group hangouts Anthony snowball being he dev1l SJL Iovin. Big E- before practice hongou s sports moments watching Horror fest Be1ng a LB. L1ttle Beor- be1ng my son temis overnig ters. Gordon- Cole burn book JJ 1nc Baby Ears- Flat op half days. Mamita- Farrhens dinners. Marhnito- VB and A

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Brittany Neil. will Ia all the great things I'm leaving behind. To big B, love you little bro. To ME a.k.a MooMo, I have known you since sixth grade and I love you like a sister. ZC you're the bestest friend I could ever ask for. CF always got my back and you're awesome. TB a.k.a white wayne you always make me laugh and I'll miss you a bunch. KB you always broke and really need a job but I still love you. CB you make me so happy and I'll never forget you.To all my fellow peers; throug h all the tests, text message s, and smelly teachers we finally made it and I'm proud to be in the graduating cla ss of 2009.

/, A/v1/, will candy canes to 5F, My batflrooms and picnics to AZ Roast sessions, tannings, Tom's and creepers to JL Tur~ey day, pasta and coffee at 3 am to JuB, Dance maddness, gossip ~nowlng, tour giving to AB,

Venting, peacfl ringing, speeding, pl~le weasle to 5H, Love, Bdubs, pregame bonding, years of memories to my girls, Finally, all my love forever, rainy da1J5,squlsfly beds and future plans to CPB 1//, I, ABRECIA COTTON. LEAVE MY POPULARITY TO WHOM EVER SEEKS IT I LEAVE MY VIOLIN TO JOEY JR ...

STAY IN ORCHESTRA. I LEAVE MY STRENGTH TO COACH JACOBS MY FAV. TEACHER .. THANKS FOR THE PUSH. I LEAVE MY RESPECT TO ALL TEACHERS WHO WERE THERE FOR ME ESPECIALLY K. lURNER, P. JOHNSON. NIGG, S. RAHKA, POLAREK, REID...

ALSO MY MAD DRIVING SKILLS TO THOSE WHO TAKE 3 OR MORE TRIES TO PARK!! ADIOS MIS AMORS!!!

I, LFISC, will to KB family reunions, my phone for 2 AM phone calls, and "ooh put the fire out". To AI mario kart girls nights, and italian beef. To NM, Friday's ties, Rob and Big with SL and late night toilet permissions. To SH spicy yearbooks and mac and cheese. To BN, KB, and +1 our apt. To AZ hysterical heart to hearts. To CB lllini tailgates and the key to my heart. To ZL my NFL ticket and the intro to D.P dough. To EE our handshake and false hugs. To JH Nicky the 7th and your snugglenun for life. To NV sports bras, gossip, and NOM NOM NOM. To my boys of '10- JH, TG, ST, AA, OW, CR, TF, IW- senior status you BAMFS! To KD, BM, RM, and MR- CHRON ., "so easy you could do it with one kidney". To my loves- bdub half days and overnights at IW's cribs. I love you all.

wills to little Anthony- Nick Jonas arul bdubs dinntrs; Baby ReRe- saran wrapping arul Michael hudson; Ruthie- jogging in lrulia; Baby Cupcakes- certain math teacher arul Mario kart ganus; Sm- heart2hearts about boys arul their stupidity from day 1; Shel bell- swinging arul your mom. I love you allff I,KW,

I. DR3D@Y- I'M OUT! I made all four yearg, if wag hard and l!razy but I made if. Hoi/a 2 da l!fagg of'09. we all made if through our gfruggleg. To My Iii l!uzJ..J. keep ya game up playa. To my begf and# 1 friend, you make me feel gplwial in everyway. I'm never gonna forget you, and you better believe I'm l!Omin bal!k for you. ~he know who ghe ig .. ~J hoi/a. l, Tem wUl to Nay, the 10 from the grill cheese scale you so deserve it. To CW, EL, LC, CM, PB, BJ, AB,

and SF- the best color guard ever and an awesome highschool experience (the best years of your lives) MOUSSEI!l!I To Central High School: all my love for maroon and white. all the tn.stde jokes and all the early mornings roaming your halls with no where to go.

I, Abby Johnson, will to BS[[Nugget]].. my partner in crime & BFF. neakin out, roof top, drivin down Hedge, Get it hawty! TB.. for helping me become the person I am & believing in me ILU. MT.. road 1 trip to the chi & runnin in the rain. A£... WALMART & Tomara Dr. ~.. Childhood, love you i y. Ab 2nd grade, tire wing & "my cat ate your mouse". LUCKY CHARMS4EVER. EH.. cheesecake fight & vanilla.mocha.chocolate. JL.. cereal & hawiian punch STFUB! Cheer camp. The all nighter w/ my girls.

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I, Cherise a .k.a Cheri, leave to all classes, my sense of humor. I have to the upcoming seniors, my sense of self respect, hoping they'll use it. I leave behind my mistakes, hoping all those that witnessed will learn from them instead of making the same ones. I leave my locker to LJ because 1had luck with it. I also leave a piece of my dignity, so that those that dont have any left, can at least graduate with some of mine.

1, Ta~ Dill, will to KB- extra ~elp. Wadam- Jazz mem, m~ tiAba s~llls, razor aVJd s~aviVJg cream. SM- tall suVJdaes and trlpple c~ocolate storms. uoVJda- Dbl. C~eeseburger, Klpp~- m~ soclals~llls, RC- Culver's franc~lse aVJd t~e Texas TeVJVJis Camp soVJg B.M.IA.B., Balle~Mac- ~earboo~ mem, aVJd ~omecomiVJg daVJce, KdoVJ- ~earboo~ mem, DB- Rep./biAS. tal~. Mames- suVJ bloc~, HHI. MW- HSM 2 daVJce aloVJg, S~lm- Dec. 11 t~, cor~~ bloVJde momeVJts, s~e's t~e maVJ, a sweater, wrlstguard aVJd salsa wf com. Lllsls- culdesac tal~, ~ot glue, fav. quotes, laug~ter, c~oc. c~lp coo~les, m~ wrltlVJg s~llls, MD code red, paVJca~e morVJIVJgs, Hocus Pocus, brot~erl~ love aVJd adlvlce. JY- piVlg-poVJg, 10:00 culver's ruVJs, teVJVJis trips, HHI, Fav. qiAotes, pic. of Patty, Co-ed coVJfldeVJtlal, scar~ movies, ma~IVJg coo~les 4 davis, demoVJ burps, t~e rigt~ side of m~ car, aVJd m~ ablll~ to drive slow. RM- VJO more bad dreams. M~ "big 3"- CR mem, aVJd frleVJds~lps t~at will last VJO matter ~ow maVJ~ miles seperate lAS. I, the Archduke, will to .sho~un my mad stick fighting skillz, to warlord, I will my superior taste in music, to Gonda, I will the maturity to get over the fact that Iwas better suited for the jOb, to sparkle, I will a dictionary. to Jordan Lange. I will my superior guitar hero skillz, to ricky I will my amazing kemps prowess. to Joe, I will my extra A a!' point, to Joel, I will my coolness, and to Meredith, I will my love. To everylxxly not mentioned, I will everything else. /,Sara Mcdonald, will to the .. RD: Love, cookies, 7 minutes, trains and traveling, pwn'dl AM: legins .. .

JE, fabio, BURN/, my car. MV: Mhomecoming dress", 400 babies, tye-dyelwaffle fries/ ER: blue-back massaging balls, roast sesh 08'-09', G's. TC: 400 babies/ getting lost at Northwestern, warped tour.

VB: 400 babies, getting lost at Northwestern, MEXICAN HAT DANCE. AT: pancakes, puro pedo. SP: school- you will loose, puro pedo. TO: my car door, tall cakes,jupiters. N-1: wednesdays,jupiters, my pink pony. CR and TH: marching band/ car rides .

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WILLIAMS, TO AT, EE, TG, AB, MB, MC: TO ALL THE LATE NIGHTS PLAYING COD4 AND HAL03.

SH: THE BEST BAGS PARTNER. TO RG, CS, TF. MB, NV, KV, SJ, CB, MC, AT, CR: ALL THE CRAZY TIMES AT LUNCH, JH: ALL THE FUN TIMES AND GOOD MEMORIES, TO ALL THE YOUNGSTERS LIVE YOUR LIFE WHILE YOU CAN.

I, ABC, will totally cool my fanny pack, physics projects. temporary tattoos, jelly beans and RENT! To La Latina. I will Alfredo and "Michael!". I will Margot leggings and dance parties . Tatumolroni, I will a La Bomba burrito. I will to Kristan a sociology class. To my Saag Aloo Friend, I will a Schnucks salad. Katie, Meredith and Nashla, I will an anatomy class. I will my tennis girls a scavenger hunt at Deals. To all the graduates of 2009. I will a good four years.

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I, lkea Allen, will to God for keeping me afe so far and helping me through school cause without you I don't think I would have made it thi far. I will to RRG, DNG and the rest of my lil cuzin let God watch over you. I will my unconditional love and heart 4 SMH let our love top no other let our engagement take u far beyond marriage to the kid and the hou e, car, dog and the white picket fence, love you like 110 other, I'll mi you!!!

I, NENE a.k.a Caneisha Lavone, will to my little brother B-ward love you Iii sis (lol) I also will to my cousins Shelly Pooh , Denny man and J block I love all yall via keep em haten also to Fanisha Staple I love you girl keep ya head up and don't let no one bring you down . Dalisha, Rikkia, Abby, Tarah C. and Shenequia M. I love all yall like family and yall have grown to be very beautiful mature women. My twin Alexis S. keep it pimping mama and Okima Hampton I love you the most because you have always been there and to the class of '09 we have finally made it yall!!! [well most of us] LOL. I, JMP, will Bleacher Bums to whoever promises to keep it alive by insulting all players and schools from the Big 12 Conference. I will Clark Park to ZRice. I will chanting responsibilities to those willing to research/stalk the lives of opposing players. I will slackerness to all Central students. Don't let me down.

I. llocYall. will to \rchDuk('- a pair of -.,ki~ and tlw E owaltt ··\\·· . to .loll~ Cn·en Giant - F. \ ·1d('O ganw ..... to Dark "night - \\llllho l<'tllli..., -,kill.... to Big 13t'ar- -,t<'<'l plated lwadgPar. 111~ ··( ' ·tt'ndl'd l"wnil~ ··_ u ~( "H\('llgt'r hunt lm( ' ll'tt(' J".

I Tanya Chen, will to jUicy; delicate, exotic jalapeno peppers. And to MV, VB, AB. SM. and &rris Yeltzin- may you never have to encounter another pair of J:eautiful eyes on an ugly face in your life time. Beware of faux chewba.cca noises, awkwa.rrl intersections, and mexican hat dances. Tom: a life long pra:perity of haikus and sausages. ToTS: The Bird is the word. Love. /, 51sA will to Bu~ luncn, to Anna- Banana bald fleads, to Rere Pn!filcs parties, to ca Mousse!!I to tfle5plans orqanlzatlonalsRIIIs, to A.G, all my love, to lv1arqot N.Y.C., To BC calc confusion, to Paul sexual co;,r ments, toMB focus, and to 201 o qood lu~.

I, f'-\a5or) 5c~oolcraft, ~ill all oft....\~ -po55~55iOY)5 t-o 5ara~ f'-\o~.

I. MICHAEL CRJSM '\N. WILL TO RG: A BIG BOX OF KL E EX FOR Hl HUGE OSE. I WILL 0 CH: ALL MY lR T . l WILL TO VB: MY HEART. I WJLL TO C A D SJ THE BEST MOM 15 OF THE LA 1 EVEN YEAR .

I, Seth Thomas Jackson, will to those under me the laughs that we have had. To VB: the number -2. To CS: a glorified and destructive 13 years. To MC: my lax strength. To AG: my stilts. To RG: my kleenex. To BM(2010): the biggest box of the cap'n crunch I can find. And to that one giri..KV: my heart. My last will be to JC to rule the world and the football team: the biggest YEA F'"""""' YEA I can muster.

I, AMM, will to Jugs and LMD- swank, script, and raunchy. To JV- that was hot and ramen in the wilderness. To the FAB 5 plus Jacey Bumaye- scavenger hunts and monday night tv. To SophHelen. To Smoe- our crazy little adventures. To Kfol- Breasts the documentary. To TD- dec. 11th and jazz w/ AH. To vball girls- B.A.P to P.O.D.O crew- stay classy. I love you 09!

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eniors

1, Colin Burton, Will to KB our song "low" by florida, and your nickname, sophomore spnng break. AZ- half day lunches at B DUBS, going out and pass1ng out early, liVIng it up, tailgating. LF- The key to my heart, you're truely the one, your big tight hugs, ta1lgat1ng. EE lunches and yelling out at people we don't know, camping for prom at LF's, tailgating. NM going out and living it up, Troll, tailgating. ZLwinter snowboarding tnp, DP dough, math class, elementary school. AI - Run1ng 1nto the s1de of my new garage, hal loween parties, B-dubs. AG pranks, Tr, both of us liking kim, testers house. ST- bonfires, f 1reworks, your birthday, CA's house, sisters party, driving you around ~ate n1ght. CA- bonfires, tp, dingdong ditching, your parents, ndes to school, winter, dinner With friends. JH picking you guys up at IW's old house, parties, bonfires, spring break. JH - going sledding, HSM at your house, your bro. TTbelng a best fnend, ding dong ditching, tp, staying at your house, sw1mm1ng. MR crazy how much we look alike, whad up cuz? SM being able to trust you, bonfires at Bm's. BM you're my poodle, lunches everyday, garage sales.

JS soccer, lunches, sw1mm1ng, chases bonfires. CG lunches, your birthday party, the end of the summer when we got closer. AB - being my poodle, lunches, bonfires, BMs house. IW pool, hanging out, spnng break, mr. huangs room.

JA prom, winter break, JH house, spitballs, mr. huangs class!

I, DREW BEARD, WILL MY KNOWLEDGE OF T HE FINANCI AL WORD TO TO AKA )AI.'v\E. T O T HE CO'v\UNIST VENEZUELAN, ,'v\ Y STARS AND STRIPES. T O CHAPPY CHAP, I WILL ,'v\ Y HOT TEA A D POLO SWEATER FOR A GREAT "TEA PARTAY". T O E VAN ROCHEFORD, I WILL SO,'v\E SOAP. T O SQUID, MY ZIPPER JACKETS. T O T HE BEAR, ,'v\Y JAR OF HONEY. T O JC, ,'v\Y GREEN CARD. I. S111ark Pataky. will 00. SC >< 2 . WH . K dub. R.C. MM. ER. ahd Chiz all of the BM 'sever hlade. 1\hd to SR. the hUhlt"hUS I doh 'teat. To Sra. T. the guava that t"hade t"he sick. Y a 02 todas las pelotes. chehe t"hiS put"has. y las VZ's t"his rodillas y tobillos cuahdo se latit"heh. To HF. DK. LK. ahd Kt"hart h1Y glove ahd bat. To NM t"hY striped pahts. ahd to AZ ahd AT the pahcake house. To EE t"hY ihteh s1ty cus you are too calt"h. to 0Y. a Ia pUa. LF. MM. ahd NS t"hY sisters qu1zes. NC. the other MM. JRI\. b1g lotz. victor. CM >< 2 . MW ahd 02 get t"hY gloves. MS. the last 14 years. SP gets St"hash brothers. ahd 0C a few tacos. SM sot"heohes gold. NS t"hY JeW gold. ahd to DB sot"he cheese for your Wlhe. 1\hd the fresht"hah cah S t"hY D.

l, Pat, will to DB all the bathroom breaks he ever wanted To JT, late night ctnemax. To little warnps, my excellence in education. To the lunch group, Tim Tebows girl friend. And finally to all underclassma~ the ability to eventually pull out.

I. Laura Mila~: baby cupcake will~ her love of baby fluffy cloud to baby s:helly. Iauro will~ her love of ~andwhiche~ to bone rnarrow. and Mkay will~ her love of neck ma~~age~ to Beano.

I, Lindsey, will to Alex- my seat at the lunch table, full custody of the LTBs & every single "That's what she said" joke ever made. Pari -the panda cage, the bamboo garden & Slash's top hat. Abby- yo te doy muchos abrazo y be o . Jessica- my many blonde moment ; Jenn- my amazing overhand volleyball serve. Kelsey- John, Paul, Ringo, George, plus all the earth shoe wearing hippies in the world. Spenser- a restraining order, unles you stop trying to murder me in my sleep. and la t but not least, Lunch Table Boys- all the painful lap made while playing ERS, the giant banana & deaf mimes.

I, Allie Huber. will to T.S- air kisses, ewes, half-asain-ness. T.C- creative writing topics. P,Mcomforting hugs and words of encouragement. J.D- movie nights and chinese food.

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Adam Ache~on German Ivarado Jamie Ana~ta~ia Braden nderson hri'> Anderson Morgan nderson

Chase Andree Maeve quino Luis rguello-Fiores Jasmine Ash Jan is Ashford ntrice Bailey

Keegan Bannon Mahatom Batoma lice Beberman Glendell Behn Franci<,co Belmontes Jaclyn Benekohal

Alexis Berns ancy Bertocci Ryan Bielak John Billimack Julia Bistriceanu Otis Boatright

tephen Boatright Dalicia Bradford mily Bramfeld Pari~ Brandt haâ&#x20AC;˘on Broughton Levi Brown

Trashuanna Brumfield Riley Brunson Clyde Bl)ant Cassandra Bugbee ustin Bunch Michael Burk

Kahijah Burtley lyssa mith Jessica Bush Tjej-Jelani Butler Emil) Campbell Yesenia Cano

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Taylor armicheal liceson Cash Michelle Caston

Gabrielle Ceaser Jian Yun Chen athan Chisholm

Melissa Clark haiah Clasberry Jeremy Coleman

bbey Cotton Kelsey Cravens Matt Crump

Martin Cudney Rebecca Curtis Kenneth Cutler

Jessica Dani Jacob Davis Spenser Demith

Daniel Diep Kathryn Donnelly Trevor Dorsett

Wendy Driver Renee Durant David rickson Jonathon Ervin Alison Erwin Jashanna vans

Tyler Fabian Tyler Finkbeiner Alyssa Frederick Lonni Fredrickson Harrison Freeland Timothy Frye

ltzel Gaona Anthony Giammaria Rickea Gill Mia Gilliam Chelsea Gonzalez mie Gray

Bettina Gregg his Griffin Jennifer Haile Cecile Halima Will Hallett Okeima Hampton

Angela Harris Brooke Harris Jonathon Harris Chelsea Hart Hollis Hart Javed Hassan

Reuben Has<.,an Ross Henry bigail Hepler Jessica Hildreth Morgan Hile!> eil H !ding

Joseph Holmer Cami ha Hood Lashaunna Ho-ward Kathryn Ikenberry manda Jen. en Erika Johnson

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Tar) n Johnaon Tara Johnson-McKnunckles Je. !>ica Kelly William Kelly Benjamin Kelsey Jennifer Kempe

Barrett Kendall-Dick Brian Kenney Joseph Kincheloe Patrick Kincheloe Chelsea Kirby Ciara Kirby

Jordyn Koerner Luke Kriegel Peter Kuppler Doug Kyrouac Mary Lacine Quentin Larry

Antoinette Lee Philip Lee Samuel Lee Ronald Lemons John Lessaris Eli Lichtblau

Rachel Lindemann lien Little Thomas Loeschen Anturo Lopez Luna ergio Alberto Lopez Luna lexander Lore

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Evan Lotz Jaylen Lovett Astria Lubaga Denzel! Lucas Aubrie Luesse Sarah Maloney

Kollin Marquardt Marc Martindale Armando Mala Samuel Mate Caleb Mbuvi Bailey McClellan

Riley McCulley Justin McDonald Cour1ney McDowell Theodore McFarland Stewart Me abb Clinton Miller

Rory Mill ndrea Mitchell Andrea Montgomery Michael Moore Marc Myer Anthony go

Geovani Olea Carly Paine keemeon Parks Joe Partee Alexa Peek Chri~topher Pelmore

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Jamariu<, larks Denzel tewart Margaret Su Christopher vendsen Silas Tappendorf Konrad Taube

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Alexander Tomara<., Jessica Treakle Rebecca Turnipseed

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Maria owvoy Kara Wallace Brandon Ward

Keenan Washington Alex Webber Da\ id Weisbaum

Ian Wells Andrew Whalen De. houn White

Greggory Wildman Zakiah Williams K}le Wilson

Trevin ibon ch:rlar \1 infrc:r Macgan Winter'> Gina Wojnar Benjamin Wright Traevon Wynn

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Luke Cottingham aron Craven" Lasheena Davis

Morgan Davis Leslie Del Carpo Emily Dessen

Alison Dey James Doyle Derrick Drake

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Matt Dupree Benjamin Durkee icholas Edwards

Emily Ellswoth Samantha Emery Karney Evans

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David Knapp Zachary Koziarz Daniel Krein Chelsea Lajara Demario Larkin Rachel Laver

Clarence Lee Jun Woo Lee Justina Lewis Brandon Lickly-Hanley Poncho Like Eli Liss

Benjamin Lockett Christopher Long haron abyolola Alejandro Macias Velandia ugust Maggio Alexander Manard

Jaylan Markham Bryson Martin Jenna Martin Corey Matejowsky Alan Mcfarland Jeffrey Mcguire

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Helaman Montes-Lucas Marenya Montgomery Stephanie Moore Brandon Morgan Matthew Morrow Hajredin Muharremi

Cullyn Murphy Deidre Murphy haron abyolola Braxton eil Emma ewman Christian geleza

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Matthew Weave r Will iam Weckhorst Jess ica Weiland

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Fitness is something that every teen should participate in. This year Mr. Sitch and Ms. Lunsford encouraged students to try a new approach to exercise by teaching a body pump class.

This course was added into the semester curriculum . Central P.E. teachers are also motivating students by inviting fitness guest speakers. One of the favorite guest speakers was Master Namsoo Hyong from HMO Acamdemy of Tae Kwon Do. Students enjoyed a different way of getting their fitness into their weekly routine. Not only can the students of Central participate in a fitness classes, but they can also take weight lifting with either Coach Jacobs or Ms. Lunsford. They can also take regular P.E. which is taught by Coach Watson, Coach Jefferson, Ms. Scott, and Mr. Pollard .

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Mr. Sitch teaches his eager body pump students. 3 Chase Andree spots his partner on bench press during weight lifting class. 4 Master Hyong teaches P.E. students basic Tae Kwan Do moves. 5 Master Hyong is challenging a student.

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Results 12-0 11-15 3-11 12-4 5-4 15-2 2-6

Front row: Nick Kresca, Bobby Hart, Harrison Freeland, Doug Kyrouac, Evan Ellsworth, Sean Cory, Drew Beard . 2nd row: Coach Luna, Coach Staab, Marcus Carter, Adam Hawthorne, Mike Snell, Mike Peters, Timmie Johnson, Coach Rodeffer. Back row: Chris Lehmann, Brett Anderson, Mark Pataky, Tatsu Nate

row: assan, , Reggie Walker, Jeremy Coleman, Kollin Marquardt, Riley Brunson . 2nd row: Coach Rodeffer, Lyndell Clemons, Tyler Tester, Evan Slazinik, Chase Andree, Coach Graham . Back row: Paul Rodgers, Braden Anderson, Michael Burk, Thea McFarland, Jon

row: n Rivera, rick, Nick Carter, Tanner Heinen. 2nd row: Coach Luna, Thomas Hlinka, Justin Rondon, Octxavier Clark, Matt Morrow, Lyndell Clemons, Coach Sitch .

Back row: Alex Simpson, Alan Paul, Nick Hooker, Cole Collins.

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he 2008 Central baseball team had a toug season . Although the Maroons started th season with a strong 3-0 record, beatin Armostrong Township twice, and Villa Grove once a lack of varsity experience led to inconsisten play during the year. The team's chemistry wa also damaged throughout the season becaus of elgibility issues. Central showed promise a points during the season, especially when the defeated Oswego East to finish third at the Charli Due Tournament. Central also beat Mattoon in a exciting nine inning game. This victory was th Maroons' first win at Mattoon since 1995.

Junior Timmie Johnson, along with senior Brett Anderson and team MVP Ben Freeman wer recognized as All-Conference honorable mention Central will miss six seniors in the 2009 season Nick Kresca, Chris Lehmann, Mike Peters, Tatsu Shigeta, Brett Anderson, and Ben Freeman . Ben Freeman will be competing for playing time on th baseball team at Southern Illinois University. Th Maroons are looking forward to a better season next year, with twelve returning letter winners, not to mention the key addition of several underclassmen, including Braden Anderson and Clint Miller. Two students transferring from St. Thomas More, Luke Kriegel and Aaron Beckemeyer also hope to play a role in the team's success next year.

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Mark Pataky E;tands; Out!

0: What do o the night before the game?

A: Sleep. Who e se am I going to do?

0 : What is the first thing you do when you wake up?

A: Wish that I could go back to sleep.

0 : What do you do right before a game?

A: My lucky naked dance in the locker room .

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Q. What do you do the night before a game?

A. Me and Monica choose which girls we're going to hit on purpose.

0. What's the first thing you do when you wake up?

A. I pee excellence.

0. What do you do right before the match?

A. I receive flowers from someone because without flowers we don't win (hint hint).

Putting it a on the fie d !though the 2008 Central softball team had yet another rebuilding season, they improved their record from last year. The team ended their season with a 3-23 record, along with beating Centennial 4-0 in the first game of Regionals. After losing only one senior from the year before, the team improved their skills that helped them beat Urbana, Decatur McArthur, and Centennial.

Throughout the season, the girls worked hard to improve their record from the previous year, which had been the team's main goal. With yet another new coach, the team went into the regional game thinking they were bound to lose, but they put it all on the field and made it to the second round, where they lost to Danville 4-9 . The 2008 team lost six seniors; Andrea Frederick, Kelly Kyrouac, Carrie Nelson, Katie Bollinger, Kristine Brown, and MVP/ team captain Olivia Birkey, who will be continuing her softball career at Millikin University in Decatur, IL. Olivia also made All-Conference along with sophomore teammate Monica Rondon, who made All-Conference honorable mention . Although the team lost six valuable players, there are many returning players who are looking forward to a winning season, along with breaking the new coach curse after more than 10 years.

Softball Results 3-23 Centennial Danville McArthur Urbana Eisenhower Unity Georgetown

4-0 3-4

5-4 9-8 0-5 2-3 2-8

Front Row: Karlee Buerkett, Kelly Kyrouoc, Monico Rondon, Carissa Hoyne, Clare Feely, Olivia Birkey, Andrea Montgomery. 2nd Row: Coach Barrow, Priscilla Huch, Aubrie Luesse, Andrea Frederick, Sofi Birkey, Carrie Nelson, Maeve Aquino, Coach Cekonder. Bock Row: Katie Bollinger, Kristine Brown, Ellen Deal, Andrea Miskimins

Front Row: Jenno Martin, Caitlin Peters, Joclyn Benekohol, Morgan Hiles, Kim Mowry. 2nd Row: Coach Cekonder, Rory Mills, Jamie Anastasio, moeve Aquino, Athena Clark, Katie Foley, Coach Barrow. Bock Row: Jennifer Kempe, Katie Donnelly, Andrea Montgomery, Emily Ho.

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Results 5-13-2 Mahomet 1-0 Urbano 2-3 Urbano 0-1 Centennial 1-1 Danville 4-3 Eisenhower 7-0 Centennial 0-4

Bottom: Jordan Slade, Mia Gilliam, Libby Beck, Vikki Blanco, Sophie Roney, Saran Moe. Middle: Nashla Vega, Amanda Greco( Cassie Bugbee, Alexsis Johnson, Nayelli Lopez. Top: Coach Wilder, Ellen Moe, Chelsea McEntire, Sunita Karan, Alma Guerrero, Coach Wilken

he 2008 Central Girls Soccer team was able to get off to a quick start, going 2-0-1 during the first three games. Unfortunately, the combination of only three returning starters and three key players being injured led to a tough stretch during the middle of the season . Central was consistently led throughout the year by team captains Sunita Karan, Amanda Greco, and Sarah Moe. The Maroons were able to finish the season well, winning two of their last three games. They completed the season with a final record of 5-13-2.

They posted impressive wins against Decatur St Teresa, Danville, and a shutout win against Decatur Eisenhower. These victories gave the team plenty of confidence heading into postseason play, but Central lost a tough game to Centennial in the first round . With only seniors Libby Beck, Nayelli Lopez, and Sunita Karan graduating, the team will have plenty of varsity experience on the 2009 team Despite not having the best record as a team, Sophomore Mia Gilliam and Freshman Ellen Moe were recognized as All-Conference honorable mention. Juniors Sarah Moe and Amanda Greco both were honored as All-Conference. These four in addition to seven other varsity letter winnners are looking to have an outstanding season.

Front Row: Ja e an, Nina Dung, Maria Vozovoy, Wilkie, Kels1e Stanhope, Alyssa , Chelsea Lajara, Bree Etheridge. 2n Row: Amanda Jensen, Maria Zarco, Katie Stack~ Jennifer Arreola, Lesli Del Carpio, Emily tllsworth, Sharon Nabyolola. Back Row: Coach Wilder, Maria Solova, Emma Healy, Taylor Good, Kathryn Ikenberry

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0 : What do you do the night before the game?

A. I always go through my soccer bag to make sure I have everything ready.

0 : What is the first thing you do when you wake up?

A: I lay there and relax, then eat a banana .

0 : What do you do right before a game?

A: I listen to "Remember the Name" by Fort Minor.

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A. I usually think about PO, and a couple other hot girls, JV and CL. a. What's the first thing you do when you wake up?

A. I eat a bowl of Wheaties because I'm a champion . a. What do you do right before the match?

A. I make fun of Kendrith and Keegan because they both have HOT sisters!

Kings of the Court he 2008 Central boy's tennis team had a solid season this year. The team finished 5th in the Big 12 and pulled ahead to win a respectable 3rd at Sectionals. Joel Yambert coveted the number one spot as a Junior and did very well. Fellow Junior Robbie Crow also did well as the number two player and together Yambert and Crow had a good overall record . Sophomores Keegan Bannon and Kendrith Rowland showed every one why they deserved to be the number two doubles team, when together they dominated the court. Unfortunately for the Maroons, three of the four tournaments were cancelled due to rain, but they did make it to one important tournment, the Edwardsville Tiger Duals. The boys worked hard and were dedicated, but they ended up with a 14th place finish .

The team's most valuable player award went to Joel Yam bert who proved that he deserved it when he was named the singles champion at Sectionals.

The following week the News-Gazette named him male athlete of the week. The team was very young but persevered and continued to get better throughout the season . Coach Scott Davis did very well as the tennis coach and throughout the season drilled the team with different exercises. The team did forehand, backhand, volley, and serving drills, which later helped them in match play. After a tough practice the JV and Varsity would get together to play a fun game of HBobsledH, which was a favorite among the team. The team only lost two seniors, Tom Chen and Hisham AI Hreish, so next season should be quite exciting and very promising . Coach Davis has one concern for next year; HI constantly wonder if I can ever get Joel Yam bert and Taylor Dillon to be quiet on the bus rides to matches!H

Boys Tennis Results 5-4 Centennial Danville Normal C. Urbana Charleston Eisenhower Springfield Chatom G Mattoon

2-7 3-6 2-7 6-3 9-0 9-0 0-9 8-1 8-1

or Joel Yambert, Brandon Goslin, Ryan Bielak. 2nd Row: Ravi Patel, Helamon Montez, Samuel Lee, Clarence Lee, Joe Hood, Oren Baran, Tom Chen.

3rd Row: Coach Davis, Kendrith Rowland, Matthew Phillip, Kengo Lin, Phillip Lee, Hogan Sills, Samuel Moon, Keegan Bannon . Back Row: Travis Hoyne, Carter Newman, Ben Peden, Ahmed Abdou, Andy Brunson .

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Track & Field Results 3-0 Centennial Urbano Rantoul St. Joe Danville

75-72 75-29 64-39 64-69 68-35

Pul in Ahead of Com etition T James Corter, MoMhew Phillips, John Billimock, Gus Maggio 3rd Row Roger Sm1th. Stan Adkisson, Reggie pace, Phillip Yoo, Steven Kesler, Russell Wetzel, Chris Svendsen, Antonio Utley, Jordon Fox. Bock Row· Coach Hess. Coach Johnson, Russell Jones, Alex Sougionnis, Ryan Grey, Neil Holding, Tyler Finkbeiner, Neil Shannon, ion Wells, Jordon Johnson, Kev1n Kaplan. Coach Rohn

he 2008 Central boys track and field team had a pretty good season, especially towards the end when they won both Twin City and Sectionals. The season started out slow, but with enough time and effort, they were able to pull ahead of the competition . The team was lead by twelve seniors: Peter Hackley, Stan Adkisson, Steven Kesler, Kyle Kibler, Phillip Yoo, Reggie Pace, Sunga Mkwzalamba, Kevin Kaplan, Steven Lessaris, team captains Kurt Kibler and Russell Wetzel, and the team's MVP Quantrel Hedrick.

Thirteen team members, including underclassmen lan Wells and Gabe Ramirez, also were recognized as All Conference. The returning runners have a lot of talent so the team has high hopes for next year, even after losing all of the talented seniors. he 2008 girls track and field team had more individual success than as a whole team. The team overall did not win whole meets, and if not for a mistake leading to a disqualification in Regionals, many ofthe girls would have participated in the Sectional meet. The girls team lost only four seniors: Spencer Bolden, Jennifer Hood, Jasmine Rhodes, and MVP Ermanda Roberts. With such a small amount of seniors leaving, and many talented girls remaining, there are high hopes for next year and for many seasons to come.

T Front Row· lkeo Allen, Sophie Simon-Morris, Morgan Anderson, Abrecio CoMan. Cornelio Osborne, mocy Slade, Arielle File, Dominique Horton-Young . 2nd Row· Spencer Bolden, Jasmine Rhodes, Ermondo Roberts. Kayle Fox, Aliceson Cosh, Sherodyn Bolden, Shonole Mason, Jessica Jokobsson. Bock Row Coach Shultz, Jennifer Haile, Holey Johnson, Sherioh Mason, Myho Brown, Jennifer Hood, Jordon Hosier, Rachel FiMon, Coach Rohn

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Ikea Allen Etands Out!

a What do you do the night before a game?

A. Eat a delicious healthy dinner for energy. a. What's the first thing you do when you wake up?

A. Eat breakfast and listen to music. a. What do you do right before the race?

A. Warm up and blast my music to pump myself up.

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J ace Tennant Etands Out!

0 : What do you do the nig before a game?

A: Try to go to bed early 0 : What is the first thing you do when you wake up?

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Too Tau hto Tacke igh expectations were awaiting the Central football team going into the 2008 season .

With strong leadership provided by senior captains Adam Baker, Jordan Johnson, Evan Rocheford, and Jace Tennant, the players and coaches were optimistic that they would be able to win their first playoff game since 1982. They were able to get off on the right foot, beating Normal West 30-10. After an impressive first game, the Maroons were able to roll in their next two games, easily defeating Urbana and Decatur Eisenhower.

Central was unable to sustain that momentum ' losing their next two games to State ranked opponents. The Maroons came back after those

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Normal West Urbano Eisenhower Mattoon Danville Centennial Metamora

30-10 35-6 43-0 69-28 14-17 31-21 6-52

~~.1~~~ row Stewart, Coach Medina, Coach Hudson, Tyler Finkbeiner, Ryan Grey, Coach Luna, Coach Perez, Deshon White, Chris Pelmore, Zoe Leturgey, More Meyers. 3rd row Jeremy Folsom, Edward McGhee, Albert Clark, Coach D1rksmeyer, Coach N1x, Coach Rouse, Coach Watson, Coach Jacobs, Coach Jefferson, Coach Turner, Coach Rouse, Coach Parks, Jordon J~hnson 4th row Adam Boker, Albin Sternemon, Ben Wallace, Adam Acheson, Dov1d We1sboum, Joron Bradley, Trevor Dorsett, James Corter, Brandon Word, Evon Ellsworth 5th row Chad Stenberg, Ronald Lemons, Bryson Martin, Evon Rocheford, Chose Andree, Alex Souglonnis, Jarvis Young, Lyndell Clemons, Joce Tennant, Dov1d Enckson. Bock row Edw1nd McGhee, Regg1e Walker, Deangelo Williams, Seth Jackson, Kevin Cooper, Silos Toppendorf, Johnny Terrell John Chris Hill.

tough losses and ran OVer Mattoon On the way to a 69-28 victory. The team then traveled to Danville . . ' looking for revenge after a tough lOSS In the 2007 season. Unfortunately, a last second field goal by Danville finished the game, as Danville prevailed 17-14. The following week, the Maroons were ready to battle their cross town rivals, and beat Centennial 31-21 . Central lost a tough game at Normal Community to end the regular season . The team then was defeated in the first round of the playoffs, losing to Metamora for the second year in a row. Throughout the season, the Maroons were led by All Big 12 players Denzel Stewart on offense and Jordan Johnson on defense. Jace Tennant was row rver, I i ¡ d All B' 12 b th 'd f th b 11 Parks, Coach Nix, Coach Turner, Coach Hudson, Adam Hittle, Tristan Rivero 2nd recognize as 1g on 0 Sl es O e a ¡ row Jarvis Ashford, Mickey Phillips, David Hou, Albin Sternemon, Octxovier Clark, Moll Crismon Bock row Richard Croft, Shovez Chapple, Lyndell Clemons, Kyle Boll, ie Walker Terrell Brown

row; Hollis, Mitchell Baker, Grant Shirley 2nd row Corielle Pettis, Noah Lessoris, Joe Freeman, Christopher Freemon, Cortez King, Sam Wampler, Juilian Anastasio, Jomir Stovall, JJ Johnson, Hassan Sayles. 3rd row Hosea Bradley, Aust1n Bell, Woleed Khan, Edward Roy, Nate Volk, Yucheng Lin, Tate Long, Clark Browning, Andrew Unonder. 4th row: Nathan Hoch, Jacob Meyer, Pierre Saxon, Andre Montgomery, Joe Chapman, Tyler Middleton, Tyler Osika, Damico Lindsey. Bock row Corey Hill, Drew Golding, Robert Thomas, Tyre Mullins, Joel Spaulding, Zach Raimer, William Peete, Sam Halpern.

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2-0 1-0 3-0 3-0 1-1

int Mi rez, Walker. 2nd Row: Coach Wilder, Martfn Musuruana, Evan Lotz, Julio Zarco, Juan Portillo, Victor Rodriguez, Coach Alford . Back Row: Corey Matejowsky, Joel Yambert, Mark Pataky, Caleb Walker, Marc Martindale, Will

he 2008 Central boys soccer team had a regular season . Their final record was 12-5winning all but two Big 12 conference ga The team started out strong by w inning their fi four games, and did not lose until their ca\/'""+â&#x20AC;˘ game, losing to Urbana by a penalty kick. boys especially kicked it up a notch during both Bloomington and Normal West games. This was a accomplishment after losing to them the previou season . They stayed strong throughout these and were set up to play against Centennial in first round of Regionals. And although they Centennial 2-0 in the pre-season, they came short by losing 0-2 .

The team was lead by seven seniors: J Yambert, Scot Chapman, Christian Alvarez, Kale Walker, Will Hagle, Mark Pataky, and team Martfn Musuruana. Micah Walker was the onl underclassmen to start, although two others ma the varsity team . Jeeyan Rostam-Abadi, Natha Chisholm, Clint Miller, and Marc Martindale the junior class by taking up four of the ten starti positions. Although the varsity team is losing five the team's starters, the many returning players a determined to take the team to victory next year.

Front Row: Anastacio Basilia, Cameron Fitzgerald, Hwan Jun Yoo, Seth Hardwick, Kevin Brackett, Sergio Lopez-Luno. 2nd Row: Tanner Goslin, Adalberto Gomez, Arturo Lopez-Luno, Kendrith Rowland, Ryan Smith, Jordan Young, AI-Yazeed Yousef. Back Row: Coach Wilder, Charlie Kalombo, Helamon Montes, Tom Batoma, Prince Nimy, Francisco Belmontes, lan Wells.

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Martin Musuruana Stands Out!

Q What do you do the night before a game?

A. I think about the team we are playing and what I need to do in order to beat them .

Q. What's the first thing you do when you wake up?

A. I make sure I have everything ready for the game and check that my ipod battery is full.

0 .. What do you do right before the game?

A. I say a prayer to make sure I have a good game and don't get in trouble with the refs.

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Mamie Jlobbg Etandg Out!

a. What do you do the night before Sectionals?

A. We watch Grease and paint our nails.

a. What's the first thing you do when you wake up?

A. Shave my extremely hairy legs and have breakfast at Le Peep.

a. What do you do right before the race?

A. Listen to High School Musical 3 and do cheeks with the team.

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Life in the Fast Lane entral's 2008 girls swimming team had yet another outstanding season. The girls were lead by seniors, Tatum Stewart, Mamie Hobbs, Sara Hlinka, Courtney Lehmann, Mary Lockman, Jenn VanNess, and Rachel Garrick. Coached by Will Barker, the team dominated in the pool by winning the twin city dual meet, Big 12, and Sectionals. The swimmers did well in dual meets, but did lose to Normal U-High and Bloomington . The Charger and Bloomington Invites were also big events where our girls placed a respectable second at both . When it came time to break records, our girls did it through hard work. Mamie Hobbs, who is named MVP, broke the 50 free school record, which was previously held by her sister Ali. Mamie Hobbs along with Mary Lacine, Emma Newman, and Tatum Stewart broke the school and pool record in the 200 Medley Relay.

Later on at State, Mamie Hobbs, Courtney Lehmann, Mary Lacine, and Hannah Newman broke the school record in the 400 Free Relay. Aubrie Luesse was the diver for the team and overall had a solid performance, therefore, allowing her to compete at Sectionals. After a great show at Sectionals, Mamie Hobbs, Emma Newman, Hannah Newman, Tatum Stewart, Courtney Lehmann, and Mary Lacine all qualified for state. Hobbs went to finals in the 50 Free and placed 12th. With the lose of many seniors, the team will be set back, but with Emma and Hannah Newman, Mary Lacine, and many talented upcoming freshman, the team should still be powerful

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Front row: Mary Lacine, Hanna Newman, Emma Newman, Mordan Davis, and Aubrie Luesse.

2nd Row: Mamie Hobbs, Mary Lockman, Sara Hlinka, Tatum Stewart, Laura Horvat, and Emmily Thompson. Back Row: Rachel Garrick, Elise Klause, Julia Bistriceanu, Jenn VanNess, Cornelia Osborne, Courtney Lehamann, and Emma Healy.

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Results 3-5 Centennial Danville Bloomington Normal C. Decatur Me. MaHoon Rantoul Normal West

0-9 2-7 0-9 0-9 6-3 6-3 9-0 0-9

Front Row: Ja Wentworth, Caitlin Peters, Samantha Emery, Tanya Chen, Gabby Pagliuca . Back Row: Coach Gary Day, Sophie Roney, Nellie Golmeeva, Alexis Berns, Bailey McClellan, Emily Ho, Sandra Ngyoun.

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he Central's girls tennis team had a tryin season this year. Sophomores Samanth Emery and Nelli Golmeeva held the numbe one and two singles spots. Both of the girls di well leading the team through tough matches The team had great senior leadership with Caith Peters, Megan Wentworth, and Sophie Rone being active parts of the varsity team . Junior Alexi Berns rounded out the top six and did a good jo throughout the season . The ladies also compete in four challenging tournaments. They played in th Mattoon, Bloomington, and Chargerlnvitationalsa well as another Centennial tournament. They place the highest in the Charger Doubles lnvitationa where they placed 9th out of sixteen teams.Th girls unfortunately ended with an 8th place finish a Big 12 and 7th place at Sectionals. Overall, the girl had a decent year, but more importantly they ha fun and improved their skills to a higher degree o match play. Peters and Wentworth certainly mad an impression on the team, which resulted in shared MVP award for the two girls. Senior player Peters, Wentworth, Roney, Tanya Chen, Sar Benekohal, and Emily Ho will be missed next year but with the top two singles players staying, th team should be okay. "If you measure a seaso based on wins and losses, 2008 was a dow year. If you measure it on personal growth, skill learned, and camaraderie shared, we won State,' explained Coach Gary Day when asked about th season .

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Megan Wentworth &tands Out!

Q What do you do the night before a match?

A En1oy a relaxing/fresh to death tennis dinner at FlatTop and then stay up and watch the Rocky movies.

Q What is your morning ritual?

A Wake up 77 minutes before the bus leaves, then I do my pre-bus warm up routine involving 13 push-ups, 7 Central jacks, and a 5 mile run Q How do you get ready right before a match?

A. I blast "Living on A Prayer" by Bon Jovi, then I give Chester a good luck hug!

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Results M ahomet Danville Rantoul Eisenhower Urbana Centennial M anoon

entral's 2008 volleyball team season wa filled with consistent playing and a stron effort put up by the girls. The varsity tea had only three returning varsity players, which wa disappointing, but many girls stepped up includin sophomores Esther Kemper and Alex Pelmore The team was lead by senior co-captains Shelb Strang and Andrea Miskimins. With Shelby leadin the area in kills and Andrea leading the team wit assists, the girls were hard to handle. Shelby Stran was a fierce competitor on the court, earning he the MVP award and receiving a spot on The New Gazette's All Area team . Miskimins was honorabl mention along with junior Kathleen Rowland, wh had an amazing season and will be someone t keep an eye on for next year. he girls completed in a number of tournament this season . They displayed an excellen performance in the Bradley Tournament, wher they placed second . In the Eisenhower Tournamen the girls placed fourth. Their overall team recor was 16-14, while their conference record was 4-5 They ended up with a 6th place finish in the Bi 12, which they hope to improve next year. Nex years lineup looks very promising, with returnin powerhouses such as Katie Donnelly, Maev Aquino, Kathleen Rowland, Mariah Thomas, Esthe Kemper, and Alex Pelmore.

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Front Row: Coach Strang, Abby Price, Esther Kemper, Kathleen Rowland, Maeve Aquino, Colette Jackson, Andrea Miskimins, Coach Hall. Back Row: Coach Good, Mariah Thomas, Taylor Good, Carly Paine, Alex Pelmore, Shelby Strang, Katie Donnelly, Coach

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Front Row: Coach Strang, Shi Yee Szetho, Sarah Kresca, Ramey Sola, Kayce Paine, Abby Jacobs, Shoham Band, Alaine Stanner, Coach Hall. Back Row: Coach Good, Meredith Young, Roxy Todd, Halle Sills, Emma Wegman, Ayrionna Peat, Alina Altmeyer, Sara Wells, Simone Thompson, Coach Doyle.

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Shelby Strang gets in ready position before the ball is served .

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Stands Out!

0 . What do you do the night before a big game?

A I usually meet with my co-captain, Shelby Strang, to create an intense game plan.

0 . What is your morning routine when you have a game?

A. I start my early morning routine with some meditation and visualization . Then, I listen to Lil' Wayne.

0 . What do you do right before a game?

A. I take a power nap and play "pon( with the team .

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8th 166-185 165-177 163-193 166-178 6th 4th

Front Row: Henneman, Drew Bea Drew Knight, Cregan Billhymer, Will Zech . 2nd row: Ben Duncker, Aaron Beckemeyer, John Ikenberry, Matt Beckemeyer. Back Row: Coach Fonner, Nate Sokolski, Patrick Wampler, Nathan Williams, Gabe Ramirez.

ith a new head coach, the 2008 boys gol team was uncertain what to expect afte last year's success. Central w as able t win its first three dual meets, including two victorie over conference opponents. This senior-led tea only lost two meets, including one to conferenc rival Mattoon. The Maroons were able to complet the season with an impressive record of 8-2 afte winning their last three meets. Riley Brunson helpe the team do well, as he finished in the top 10 a the John Maeck and Viking lnvitationals. As th regular season came to a close, they headed t the conference tournament, where Nate Sokolsk led the team to a sixth place finish . The tea concluded the season with a fourth place finish i Regionals as five golfers, including freshman Ma Beckmeyer advanced to Sectionals. he girls team got off to a tough start, losin their first two dual meets. They were able t bounce back from those losses when they go fifth place at the Rochester Invite. The Maroons go their first win of the season when they defeate Mattoon. As the season went on, the tea improved and finished 7-8. Central was playin very well at tournament time, and they proved the were ready when Carissa Hoyne helped them finis fourth at the Big 12 Tournament. Kathryn Ikenberry and Hoyne both played great at regionals, and advanced to sectionals.

T Front Row: Elise Erickson, Erin Brown, Katie Mertens, Jennifer Haile, Kathryn Ikenberry, Clare Feely. Back Row: Crystal Coleman, Jane Choo, Lonni Fredrickson, Sarah Moe, Carissa Hoyne, Coach Becker.

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A: I stay up later than I should .

0 : What is the first thing you do when you wake up?

A: I eat toast and eggs.

0 : What do you do right before a meet?

A: I listen to music and crack jokes with the Fan Man .

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0 . What do you do the night before a race?

A. Eat a good meal, drink plenty of water, and get mentally

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0. What's the first thing you do when you wake up?

A. Start getting ready for the challenge ahead of me.

0 . What do you do right before the race?

A. Warm up, stretch, and focus on my strategy.

Run Centra Run! he 2008 Central boys cross country team had a successful season, despite injuries from a few varsity runners. Throughout the season, the boys worked hard, and although the team as a whole didn't do as well they had expected, there was plenty of individual success. When Regionals came around, the boys ran hard and placed 4th, qualifying them for Sectionals. During the Sectionals race, MVP Jordan Fox missed a qualifying spot to state by only two places. The team will be losing six seniors: Jordan Fox, Patrick Mazzocco, Adam Thies, Josh Clark, Max Foltz, and Roger Smith .

Although the team is losing many talented runners, the returning team members have an immense amount of talent to make next season a great one. lthough the girls 2008 cross country team was rather small, they had a surprisingly successful season . It started out slow, but when Regionals rolled around the corner, the girls ran harder than they had all season . Four of the girls, Freshmen Jakeenya Evans and Anna Rodgers, sophomore Cornelia Osborne, and Junior Rory Mills, all qualified for the Sectionals race . The team will be losing only one Senior, Katie Wilkie, so there is much promise for next year.

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27-28 43-20 50-57 41-67 67-60

Front Row: John Billimack, Adam Thies, Max Foltz, Josh Clark, John Pichetti, Jordan Fox. 2nd Row: Dan Coleman, Patrick Mazzocco, Caleb Mbuvi, Blake Lehmann, Alex Goodlad. Back Row: Neil Holding, Kyle Hammel, Paul Rodgers, Roger Smith, Coach

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Shoot The Score

Results 13-14 Centennial Danville Urbano Normal Comm Eisenhower Bloomington Macarthur

62-77 72-66 58-45 37-57 72-57 55-65 71-56

Pat Wampler, Glen Behn, John Lessaris. 2nd Row: Isaiah Clasberry, Coach Fisher, Coach Davis, Coach Nix, Edwind McGhee, Darren Hicks. Back Row: Akeenen Hunt, Nathan Chisholm, Zander Culver, Aaron Montnnmon'

he 2008 boys basketball team had a successf season, even though they had some hig expectations to live up to after last year Aft losing all but one starter from the previous yea the returnees knew they had to work hard to hav another great season . Although they started th season with three loses, they played against highl recruited players and nationally respected team The boys had rather tough competition throughou their season, and although they had their share loses, they were seeded 2nd in Regionals. The tea beat Danville 66-49 in the first round of regional but came out short in the second round when the lost to Centennial 61 -70. he team will be losing four seniors this yea including three starters; Akeenen Hun Zander Culver, Patrick Wampler, and Aaro Montgomery. Zander Culver will be continuin his basketball career next year at Winona Stat University. Although four varsity players ar graduating, the talented returning upper and lowe classmen are sure to make next season a grea one.

Front Row: Kevin Lindsay, Larkin, Roderick Holloway, Miles McCarty, Jay Simpson . 2nd Row: Corielle Pettis, Noah Lessaris, Coach Jones, Coach Burnett, Clayton Jones, Tyree Mullins. Back Row: Andrew Miller, Daejzon Summers, Mickey Phillips, Jonathan Johnson,

Front Row: Jacob Meyer, Russell Primmer, Alexander Roux, Jamir Stovall, Jonathan Johnson, Jamil Henderson. 2nd Row: Andrew Unander, Julian Turner, Coach Nix, Joe Chapman, Sam Wampler.

Back Row: Clark Browning, Chris Freeman, Cortez King, Tyrin McFarland.

The team huddles together to get pumped up before tip off.

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Patrick Wampler Etands Out!

a What do you do the night before a game?

A Eat a late night meal and get a good night sleep. a. What's the first thing you do when you wake up?

A. Shower and get ready for the day. a. What do you do right before the game?

A. I pee a whole bunch because I drink a lot of water and Gatorade on game days.

Eheriah Mason Etands Out!

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What do you do the night before a game?

Make sure I have everything I need What is the first thing you do when you wake up?

Make sure my sister has everything she needs What do you do right before a game?

Pray I don't fall on my face when we run out!

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he girls opened the basketball season at a Thanksgiving tournament in Chatham. They faced five talented teams, and were unable to get a victory against these impressive opponents.

They then entered conference play and after a hard fought defeat at the hands of MacArthur, the girls got their first win of the season at Danville. The Maroons split games against their two cross town rivals, Urbana and Centennial. Urbana defeated them in a close game, but Central was able to rebound and destroy Centennial. As winter break came, the team played outstanding in Charleston, winning two of three games. After returning from this tournament, the girls gave it their all in an intense battle that ended in a loss against Springfield Southeast. One of the best performances in recent history came after this game, against Chicago Providence St. Mel. The Maroons trampled their opponent, winning by nearly fifty points. As conference play continued, they garnered victories against Centennial and Danville, not to mention a win against Monticello. Facing the conference-leading Urbana Tigers, the team was able to pull off an upset, defeating the Tigers on Urbana's Senior Night. Going into Regionals, the Maroons faced the same Urbana team and lost a hard game to close the season . Seniors Sheriah Mason and Shelby Strang will be greatly missed .

Kierra Robinson and Okeima Hampton led the team, and look to lead the team to improvement next year.

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Row1 Sarah Kresca, Nashla Vega, Courtney Burton, Nakyra James, Shanelle Mason, Monica Rondon . Row 2: Okeima Hampton, Sheriah Mason, Clare Feely, Kierra Robinson, Jessica Jakobsson, Kewanne Garrett, M1a Gilliam, Shelby Strang, Andrea Montgomery.

Row 1: Sarah Kresca, Nashla Vega, Abby Jacobs. Row 2: Jakeenya Evans, Kewanne Garrett, Shelby Stout. Jordan Hosier, Laurel Hartman, Jessica Jakobsson, Myha Brown, Ernyse Blanson, Anna Rodgers.

Row 1 Andrea Lubaga, Jakeenya Evans, Agatha Llunga Row 2. Abby Jacobs, Samone Thompson, Anna Rodgers, Coach Porter-Battle, Stevonia Boatright.

Alise Erickson, Bridget Rose.

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very School has their identifying characteristics; every school has its teachers, students and of course teams that make them special, and who keeps all the fans happy and pumped for the big game other than the Cheerlea,der~s1 No one! Central's cheerleaders are responsible for keeping their fellow Maroons pumped, and if you have been any Central game, you know we are crazy for excitement! entral proudly sent four competitors to represent Central at competitions in Lake Zurich (Illinois), Lincoln-Way Central and Sectionals in Edwardsville.

Central also hosted the Big 12 cheerleadin competition, in which we earned fifth ranking . Seniors Sydney Forrest and Tierra Norwood drove the team to greatness with their unmatched skill and spirit. Junio Katherine Simpson stepped up to hold Central's ranking in several competitions.

No doubt Central's cheerleaders keep the fans happy; but they also keep the Maroo spirit alive!

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Bottom Row: Jessica Jacobson, Alexa lucas, Emily Rainer, Chelsea Gonzalez. Top Row Coach Peyton Roytek, Justina Lewis, Sora Hoyden, Deidre Murphy, Renne Grumish.

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What do you do the night before a game?

A. Dont talk to rest my voice. a. What is the first thing you do when you wake up?

A. Put a cute bow in my hair. a. What do you do right before a game?

A. Practice and warm up stunts.

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Michael Lacine [;tands Out!

a. What do you do the night before a meet?

A. I do 200 push-ups.

a. What's the first thing you do when you wake up?

A. I take my HGH. a. What do you do right before the meet?

A. Me and Scot stare into each others eyes for 7 min . 23 sec.

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The Le ac Continues his year's boy's swimming team had another outstanding season. The team was coached

by Matt Hopkins, who was named Sectional coach of the Year. With returning seniors Mike Lacine, Colin McGill, Scot Chapman, Max Foltz, Robbie Crow, and Joel Yambert, the team was unstoppable. The team also had Tanner Heinen, a returning varsity swimmer who was a huge asset to the team. Central was also excited to gain three powerful freshman, Blake Lehmann, Sam Stewart, and Joey Faullin, all of whom were All Area Honorable Mention. Thomas Hlinka was the only returning diver along with one new comer, Tyler Tester. They both had a great season this year and will be divers to watch out for next year. The boy's swimming team had an excellent show at tournaments winning both the Sectional Championships and Twin City Meet for the second year in a row. Senior leaders Mike, and Colin McGill went to state in individual meets as well as in relays with Scot Chapman, Tanner Heinen, Blake Lehmann and Sam Stewart. Mike Lacine performed very well with a tenth place finish in the 100-yard Breaststroke and eight in the 200-yard Individual Medley. Lacine's outstanding state performance made it obvious that he was the team MVP, but not only was he the most valuable on the team, he was also the most valuable in the area, earning him News-Gazette All Area Swimmer of the Year for the second year in a row. This year's seniors will be missed but the team has plenty of underclassmen who are ready to carry on the legacy.

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VarSity¡ Row 1 Yucheng lin. Sam Stewart. Sohil Patel Caleb Plattner, Joseph Foulln.

Jared Bugbee. Alex Corry Row 2 MltcheO Boker. Helemon Montes. Jacob Ramsey.

Alejandro Mocoos Tonner Hetnen. Thomas Hlonko. Tom Reordonz. Bloke Lehmann Row 3 Coach Krows. Coach Fuoten. John Billunock. Tyler Tester. Evon Lotz. Riley Brunson. Manager Mary Locone. Coach Lockman Row 4 Coach Ben Peden. Manager COtJrtney Lehmann. Michael Locone. Scot Chapman. Colin Mr:Gill. Coach Hoplons. Joel Yombert, Max Foltz. Robboe Crow. Manager Sora a

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Front row· Jerrin MoffiH, Alex Menard, Aryn Gilenson, MaHhew Beckemeyer, Julian Anastasia Row 2 Nate Volk, Javier Murillo, Ben Duncker, Waleed Kahn, Shane Castello, Tate Long, Sam Mate Row 3 Bryson Martin, Deshaun White, Mike Snell, Hosea Bradley, Tnstan Rivera. Row 4 Coach Perez, Brandon Ward, Tyler Middleton, Octxavier Clark, Cory Clark, Lyndell Clemmons, Stephen Boatright Back row· Coach Anastasia, Coach Gibson, Albin Sterneman, William Peete, Coach ScoH, Gordon Phillips, Coach Harris, Andrew Knight, Coach Ramirez, Adam Acheson

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his year's wrestling team had a outstanding season . As a team the qualified for State and as individual Central sentfour. Aryn Gilenson, Evan Ellsworth, Nate Volk, and Deshaun Wh ite were the fou that competed . Volk and Ellsworth w ere clos to placing at State but it was Gilenson who came out on top placing fourth in the 125 lb .. class. As a team they won Regionals allowing them to qualify for Team State. The team los early on but was a part of the Elite 8. The team was young this year with few Sen iors so the following years look promising. Nate Volk and Julian Anastasia were the freshmen who really stood out this year. Nate Volk accomplished a great task by being the only freshman in history to go to State. Volk will definitely be a wrestler to watch out for in the upcoming years. Coach Scott had another great coaching year and will hopefully be around to keep producing amazing Central wrestlers.

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Aryn Gilenson Etands Out!

0 : What do you do the night before a match?

A: Lose weight for the next day and get extra sleep.

0 : What do you do the morning of a match?

A: Check my weight, begin to think about the match and excrete excellence.

0 : What do you do right before a match?

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a. What do you do the night before a game?

A. Think about how I can get in the heads of the opposing players.

a. Whars your morning ritual?

A. Listen to Neva Eva by Trillville.

The cheerleaders the spirit alive during both basketball and football games.

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a. What do you do right before the game?

A. Drink a couple of energy drinks and try to make Combes Gym as loud as possible.

I Love It! entral has some of the best sports teams in the area but what Central also has is the best fans and supporters a team could ask for.

The Bleacher Bums and Babes were at it again this year, pumping up the crowd and getting everyone at Tommy Stewart Field or Combes Gym excited .

Every home game at Tommy Stewart Field was full of Central fans. This year was a great year for football .

Before every football game the bums and babes would tailgate in the Tommy Stewart Field parking lot. Students painted their bodies and faces, played games of bags and catch all while listening to music to get pumped up for the game. After assembling in the bleachers, the bums and babes were lead

by Josh Proem mel and Timmie Johnson in the pregame stretch . This helped the fans loosen up for all of the screaming and jumping they would do later on in the game. This year the Bleacher Bums and Babes had a "Black Out" at the football game against Centennial where all of the fans dressed in black and wore black paint. Central's football team was victorious! During basketball season the atmosphere was no different. Central's fans came out to every home game and cheered on our guys on the court. There to help them were Central's pepettes, who were always a crowd pleaser and who always got the fans on the feet. As always, they were very entertaining and were a sight to be seen . For the home game against Centennial, the Bleacher Bums and Babes also held another "Black Out" where T-shirts were sold to raise money for Coaches vs. Cancer. Central's Bleacher Bums and Babes will miss this year's seniors but the juniors are ready to step up and cheer our sports teams on to victory. Bums are forever!

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Central students high five after an amazing football play.

Bleacher Bums are in high spirits after another win .

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Rov. I: Bobby Hart, hannon Barkle). J\sela Rosensttl<:k路Mura\, Emily De-.scn. kyler Fivgerrel. ~tr . Wil on.

Rov. 2: 1argot \ialenune, Chmuna Rad1. Patri.:ia \\nnkle, Llam Kelly. Penelope Ro,cn,ltl<:k-Muira\. Luke Cot路 !On!!ham. Cullyn 1u hy. Rov. 3: Jacob Davi .. I I"> Griflln. Renee Durant. Ros' Henr\. Kel'e ra\ens. Rov. 4: Jordan Lange. Eli Lichtblau, 1arc \\il on. Alexa Peek.

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Humberto Olea, Ben Kel ey, Travi, Brown, Phillip Knox.

cholastic Bowl

Row 1: David Hou, Rachel Garrick, Mike Gonda, Jade Ryckman, Andy Mana. ter, Jenny Tang. Row 2: Mr. . Fletcher, Taylor Carmichael.

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Hannah Carmichael, Terri Loui e Hardin.

lection Board

R w I : arah Moe, Jamie Anastasia, Kristan Dickerson, Megan Wentworth, Tan a hen.

Row 2: Mr. itch, llie Idleman, Alexis Berns, Carly Paine. nnie Bruno. Row 3: ly sa Br d-.k.y, Jennifer Haile, dam cheson, David Hou, erena B

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Rov.. I. Ja\olcn LO\cll, Jenmfc:r Halle. ataW \kDunald. Sar.t.h \1oc::. Tnoa \\nnllc:, .\nnu: Bruno. ~elh Golmee\-a Row 2· Ah· '~ Fredcnd.. , Jam1c \na•.t.a,,a: \1•kc Snc:ll. Jordan Slade Ra..:hcl Lindemann. \h Ohc:rg, \1c!,an \\cnt\Hll1h. S)dllC) hJrrc-.t Ro\1. 1 Sarah \1alone}, Oar.haa R1lc). Kauc {).)nnell) \1,:m•ca Rocxkm. Chcl Gonzalez \Jhe Idleman, \11rg:m H1lc • Ktm \1,)v.-ry. Dana~-a Buroctt. Markc~ ha \\c:: 1. Kn; tan 0h.l. r '" Ro"" 4 Carl) Paone, 1 k \\uri, L 11111 \lobs, 1o!ah Purka)astha. Juha Bo"n unu , Katoe \\II 1< S<rcna Brod ) , S=h Bud , \1credolh He<ker, Jcnn \ e other Kcmpcr R " ~. \ly Brod!k), B.uley \kC1ellan ,\Ibm,\ !><Sun, Rellecca Cun". \le" Bern Sam•nlha Liller) , ~ndrea \1,, omon • \oklo Blanco. \1anah fhoma,

peech Team

Jacob Dav is. ara Salmo n, Emil y Dessen, Tric ia Wrinkle, Will Weckhorst, Cullyn Murphy.

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Ro"' I: Joel Yam ben. Serena BrO<hk}. \1egan Wem"'onh. Jenn \an'.;e". Ro"' 2: Oil\ 1a .'-1alone}. Sara \1alone). Oh\ 1a Campbell. Kathenne S1mp,on. Kmtan D1cke"on. Anme Bruno. Ro\\ 3: Ah on De), Ba1le) kClellen. Julia B1 tru.:eanu. Emma Heal). Caner '""man. Ro\\ 4: Alex" Bern • amantha Erne!), Tatum Ste\\an, arah '1.1oe, AI) a BrO<J,k). Shclh) F·aullin Ro\\ 5: Kat1e Fole).l.onm f-rcdnck,on. Kathl)n lkcnbe'l) . Kel"c hanhopc. \1omca Rondon, Alhc ldleman.Alhe Huber Ro\\ 6: \1al) Lockman. Jordan John,on .

ational Honor Society

Rv" I Kat.e f- k}. \ndrea \1t" IMIM, \t.ume lhlbbs Sophl(' Ronc\ R '" ~ ranya Chen. \lhc llu~. fatum Stc"Aart. nn ( huns \targoc \aJenune I· van R helord. \\dl Hagle \1cp.n \\aJt\\orth Rtl\\ 3 C I) PanlC, 1\::atac Onnnc:ll • Rnl') \ttll. J01mte \n l.t. R hd Gam~ 1\.:cl ) ( r.nt • \1rle Gond.l. SJta Bcntl.

Ilogan Sal!-. Ro"A 4 S(.TCJ13 Bnld l..~. Lnul) lhl, I ne1a \\nolle \nnJ Prinf \1c:rrdllh lledc:r, Penc:lopc RtKCnsh"" ... \lura\ , Chcl~ ll.tn RnN--u: Cn:'"· \.;hm llu Laura \ttla,. Silr.l Salmon Ro~ 5 fvan Slaztnll.. (1m S\cnd~n.' lhan Ch1 holm, 1\.cxpn Bannon. Joi.alhi)R ll..enheiT), fl~·lly Hart. L..c\ i Bro"n \nd) \1mastcr.

Jordan L...ange R'1"' b la)lor Camm:hatl, Braden \rxkr~nn. DllUR K\l'OUa( , Allen Lmle, \dam .\~.:he5on. BOOb) H.ut. Sanlllhn .a. l\1crra R b1n ll\. O~cima llampt¢n. Abt'<') lluplms. S~nah \bum ,

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eer Jury

Row I: Tara Johnson. Jay len Bryant, hanale Mason. Kim Mowry. Kelsey raven'>. Lauren Clemon . Row 2: M . con, Terri Loui . e Hardin. Kierra Robin on. lsi. Griffin. hondra ummer ille. Row 3: CJ Bryant, Emyce Blanson. heriah Mason. penser Demith, Danielle Russell. Row 4: ara almon. Joel Yambert, Roger mith, Curtis Window.

uture Teachers of America

Row 1: Julia Bi triceanu, Morgan Hile , Jennifer Haile. Row 2: Sarah Maloney, Jamie Ana ta ia, Mr. Reid, Caira Moore. Row 3: Sizhe Zhang, Marc Wil on, Xiaotian Ming, Monica Rondon.

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eer Mediation

Row I: handra Bigham. hi gail Pnce. amone Thomp,on. Monica Rondon. Chelsea Gonzalez.

De,Jree Young. Row 2: nthony go. infon} Ro,ales. Trae Von Woo. 'ilah Patterson. arah Moe. Allie Idleman. Jaylen Lovett. Isis Griffin. Row 3: India Forman. Haley Johnson. penser Demith, Jordan Johnson, Mary Lockman. Rosetta Taylor. Ms. Johnson .

reative Writing Club

Row I: Meredith lled.er. Tanya hen. Meagan Winters. Erika Ro'e Johnson. ictoria abas. Row 2: Emily Thoma,, llie Huber. Laura Mila,, Jessica Kelly. Madison Pilotte. Jacob Da-.is. Row 3: Mr,. alfelder. Will Halge. Bryton Jenkin~. Adam Thie,, ate Dickson.

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R "' I Jenny Tang. C'hel a HJ.Jt, Jane Choo. Je'"''"a Em, Emil) EIJ,\Ioonh. ClafC'n~r Ue. PalmerGunder-.,m. Tatum Stcv.an, Pendo~ R n'tr-.:l \1urJ\ Ro" 1 Kathf)n U..cnt'ICO). Ka1tl~n Cornell, Ph1lhp Lee. Ell'e Klau .... 8{1hh) Han, ·\dam Hav.thome, M~~.:hclle Pace, Emma Ileal). lAlflOI fm.Jnc~.•..on. Da\h B•>m. K~~an Bannon. Andrea ~1J,l.Jmm Rov. .l· Kehe) \\ll,on. E\an Slazm1l, Jared Bugbee, Ja\ed Ha Si"ln, LmJI) lin.

Jonathon En 10. Ca'''e Bughec, Ke\m Garton. Kehe)' Schnc1der. Ju,un Rondon. And) Mana,ter, Abhey Knop. Caleb \1bU\I, R)an B1clal. Moll} Pmgleton. E\an Lotz. \1.n Foltz. Anme Md>onald. Sam \kDonald. Holl) Hart, Jenmfer Kempe. Ro" 4: Bnan Kenney, W11l Wed;;hoP..t. Ta)lor Dillon, l.c\1 Brov.n. T1m Fr)e, Jordan Lange. A.J. Sougianm,, Jun Yoo. Chn' Andef'on. Rov. 5: K1m M0\.\1), ~ate \'olk. Cam,\3 Ho)nc. ~ate SokoJ..k1. Jccyan Ro,tam- -\N~o.h. Lance Goodpa,tc:r, \1aggJc: Su. Sam Peter'

ymphonic Band

RQW I Ramey S..>la.. Carol Pt:tenoa. UDduy Thoma!. Pans Brandt, '\ophie! \1.a.pu, Sova L..amp100. Laura \t•lu. o\manda \1 ter. Rachel HJ.lfar. \ 1-t.Lipem. R ,., 2 \1m hiJIC'I3. Luke CcUiagham, Olel~a Lapn., \1erecbth Hec cr. Gma \\opw. A J Cottun. Kn... tcn \\lloox. Caleb Planner, Sam Ltt \t..:Kmnc Colmwa Brandon Goihn. J c Ramsry, lccn Rovoland. Emil) Thompt.e_)(l. Jade R)clman. Ro,., 1 C c Bugbee. Sahil Patel. Oamella \1!5a. Ethan Roc cu. Sarah H1P, Chru R t, o\ndtt,., \\ lWen., Patrie l<i.UlCbcloe Emil T'houw. RCD« Dun.m. R~'tCII JODe!o, T&DDer Heu'ICft, Junmy 01.)) le, Zmo Jeong Sam Ste•an. Joe KuK~kx Kcndnth Ro.>,., bnd. O.edra \t~y. -\I Brod ~. Ed \1cbbcc Kaue \1ntens, Rob('~'~'"' R<No 4- '\w.l \\uri, Adam Ha.,.1bcrne, \kx Cort"' FJJen Plutchuk.. Oanu R·*'iDson. Coanor Foh. Juhan Des.~. Jooalbon Stooe, Cluistioa \\ •lk). Jod Sp;aukiinJ. Jacl)n BcnckohaL o\lcx Sltfn. Andy 1 :\let Rov. ~ l.m B , Brad \\nJflt. Qumton Pryor, cth H·)UI(()ft, \t.an Oopru Eh R;murel, Jmel Premtan. Joe Butler, lcbolc H h. I nppcT ('ana

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Row I: Cele~t Hart. Jonathan Erwin. Caleb Mbuvi. Mr. Currey. Kevin Garton. Javed Ha. san.

Cassandra Bugbee. arah McDonald . Row 2: am Peter;, Keegan Bannon. Evan laznil-.. Braden nder~on. Davi' Bourne. Adam Hawthorne. Row 3: ate okol~ki. Hwan Jun Yoo. hm Anderson.

Tim Frye. Taylor Dillon. Jordan Lange. Alice Beberman .

ab Band

Row I: Zeno Jeong. Joe Kincheloe. Mr. Wirtle. Pat Kincheloe. Tanner Heinen. aleb Plattn r. Row 2: Kanlyn orne II. Katie Merten~. Alyssa Brod~ky, Kinzac oleman. Elise Klau~. mma Heal}. Jan Bas. ani.

Row 3: Palmer Gunderson. Will WeckhoN. Jade Ryckman. onnor Foli. ick Wurl. Chm Rost.

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Rov. I Kel~)- \\1l n, \1argol \alenune. Ja,ed Ha! n. R v. 2 Ko:ue \1crtc:n • Kns1cn \\1k :-..Ale\ 0'11), \1J.gg1e Su. Joe Kmchcloc, K) Je K plan. Lmma Llo)d. Lauren Clark Ka.:a Dunnam 81anna Guerra, I h Ramarcz. Sahli Patel, Jade R)ckman, AJ Cotton. Rt."'l\\ 3: Renee Durant, Serena Brod k). Jared Bugbc..~. Carol Perer-.un. \1H.:hcllc Pace, Patn~.:k Kmchcluc, Soph1e \1agro. Chloe \\ard, AI)~ a Brod l)', Kaatl~n Cornell, Pan' Brandt, Joe Butler. Emil) Tboma\, Ktm \1ov.f) . Drcv. Rohm '"·Sarah Lampton. Sarah \1cDonald. Ellen Pluh.:hak. Rm-. 4 Tra'' Brov.n. Da''' Born, Connor Foil. C'hri..,llan WJU..),Anme \kOonald. Cu. slc!

Bughee . .\lice Bc:txnnan. Amanda \1ana ... ter, \\ill Wcclo..hor t, Kanm Gome .... '•ck \\'uri, Jacob Ram-.c), Tern HMdm. ~u.:hole flt)(h, Mau Dupree, Adam Hav.thome, Holl) Hart, Jenmfc.:r Kempe, Laur.t \11.1;.1.\. L.onm f recJcnd. m. Ro"' 5: Phllhp Knn . Ke\m Garton. Palmer Gunder. n. Tanner Hemcn. Emma Heal), Andy \1.tna,tcr, )l)rdan Lan~c. BJ')ohln Jcnlm,, Seth Hou,ton, Kyle W1hon, Jan Ba sam, Jvc 1 uulhn. -\ndrc"" \kDcnnott. Eh Klau'. C'hri' Ande~nn. Chro' Rost. Lthan Rr~J.ctt. B\1hh) II an, Ru sell Jone'

olor Guard

Row 1: Chloe Ward, Margot Valentine, kyler Fitzgerrel, Paris Brandt.

Row 2: Emma Lloyd, manda Mana. ter, Carolyn Muller, Laura Clark.

Row 3: Andrew McDermott, Terri Loui. e Hardin, Bryton Jenkin ..

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tage Band

Row I: Ru-.sel Jone-., Kevin Garton, John urre)', Chris Roc,t, Kehey chneider, nnie McDonald. Row 2: Anna Prior, Michele Pace, Jared Bugbee, Jake Ramsey, Brandon Goslin, Lonni Fredrickson. Row 3: Tanner Goslin, ndy Manaster, Jordan Lange, Abbe) Knop, Levi Brown, Max Foltz, Bobby Hart.

olitical Philosophies

Row l : Adam Thies, Rachel Garrick, Jo. h Clark. Row 2: Will Hagle, E an Rocheford, Mike Gonda.

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Jordan Lange. Davis Born. Marc Wilson, Cullyn Murphy. B bb) Hart. Ru ssel Jone-..

Rocheford, Luke ottingham. Will Weckhorst, Andrew Valentine.

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Row 1: Shannon Barkley, Sara McDonald, Emma Lloyd, Chloe Ward. Row 2: Mr. Mohr, L i Griffin, Chri. tina Radi, Sophie Magro, A.J. Cotton. Row 3: Annie McDonald, Renee Durant, Amanda Manaster, Pari Brandt.

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oncert Choir

Row I: Kaney E ans, Jazmina Evan , Emma Lloyd. kyler FitzgerreL Jordan Hill. Row 2: my Erickson, Marenka Montg mery. De nna Bramer, Katie Kel ey, Kelsey Kaiser, Demond Reeve .. Row 3: Mr. Moore, Mr. Mohr.

adrigal Choir

Row I : Mr. Mohr, arah Le.. ndrew alentinc, Pari~ Brandt. Mamie Hobb~. Mr. Moore. Row 2: haron abyolola, arah High, hristina Radi, hannon Barkley. Emily Dessen. Kellie ink. Row 3: Willie Moore. Shelby Hick~. Luke Cottingham, Maegan Winters. Lindsey Perri. Jessica Treakle. Row 4: Blake Allen-Davis, Kat

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Row 1: M . harp, Daisy Zhuang, Jcnn Kim, Jenny Tang, Rachel Garrick, Ale a Peek, Chri ty Kim. Row 2: Clare Feely, David Hou, Sam Lee, Lyle Wil on, Da i Born, Mike Gonda, aron Cra en . Phillip Lee.

rchestra

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Row I: Sherodyn Bolden, Adam Hittle, Anna Pri r, lice Beberman, manda Jen. en. Row 2: Amanda Nash, Samanthe Emery, Mr. Turner, Chel ea McEntire, . ilah Patterson. Row 3: Joey Cotton, Alise Erick. on, Ca. ie Phelps, nthony Williamm . . Danny Yang. Row 4: T m Batoma, athanial Dickson, Edward McGhee, Gabriel Ramirez, Gabby Cea er.

ath Team

Row 1: Dongmin Lee, Vi vi Phung, Rachel Garrick, Jenny Tang, Toon Jung ong, Jaylen Lovett. Row 2: Mr. Deal, Da id Hou, Ta lor Carmichael, Sam Lee, Ryan Bielak, Philip Lee. Row 3: Mike Gonda.

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tep Team

Row 1: Pieria Ro , Rami Rogers, A hie John . on. Row 2: Ms. Eggleston, La handria Wa hington, Deondre Davenport, Shandra Bigham, Je ica Kelly.

pectrum Alliance

KeL ey Craven. , Shelby Hick. , Sara almon, Serena Brod ky.

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Row I: Jennifer Arreola, Yesenia Cano, Geavani Olea, Leslie Del Carpio. Row 2: Mahdinho Jonathoan Zarco, Kevin Tenorio, Andrea Rivera, Arthure Lopez. Row 3: Sergio Victor, Jo e Arteaga, Fortino Espana, Sra. Grope.

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hinese Club

Row 1: Khanh Ly, M . Citraro, Sa ipa Sri umran. Row 2: Xiaotian Ming, Alejandro Macia , Allen Little, Sizhe Zhang.

AP's

Row I: Allie Idleman. ydney Forre~t. Aly~sa Zamboldi, Karlee Buerkett, Margot Valentine, nnie Bruno, ata. ha McDonald, arah Moe. Lauren Fiscus.Row 2: Serena Broadsky, Laura Milas. Katie Wilkie, Jo~h Clark, Robbie row. Mike Gonda, Will Hagle. Megan Wentwonh. Patricia Wrinkle, De\Ika Jain. Row 3: Mamie Hobbs, Jenn Van ess. Taylor Dillon, Vikki Blanco, Adam Theis. ara Hlinka. Row 4: Shelby Strang, Andrea Miskimins, Mary Lockman, Evan Rocheford, Jordan Johnson.

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nteract

Row I: Dai~y Zhuang, Christy Kim, Phung Darymin Lee. Yoon Jung ong, nn hung, Khanh L). Row 2: haron Mahyania, Jenn Kim, Mr'>. Zick-BouorfL a'>ipa ri<,umran.

Row 3: Xiaotian Ming, Hauison hang, am Lee, Bettina Gregg. R w 4: lejandro Macias, Charly Lamebo, Kyle Hammel, izhe Zhong.

cience Club

Row 1:

nn Chung, Rachel Garrick, Jenny Tang. Row 2: Oren Baran. Carter

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lve year ago you walked into the door of Central for the fir t time. Now 're rea y to wa out o t em a entor year come to an end. Time flie n ou re having fun, doe n't it? And watching you grow into a confident, -fi led woman ha been great fun. Take your Central pride with you on the venture and know we 11 be right behind you, cheering you on.

The Management

'L ke o many thing , it i not what i out ide, but what i in ide that count .

Th i no ordinary lamp. It once changed the course of a young man life. A yo ng man, who like thi lamp, wa more than what he eemed, a diamond in the rough."

Aladdin, 1992 Robbie, We are o proud of all that you do and who you've become.

We celebrate your achievements and can't wait to watch from the sideline as you enter the next phase of life.

Love, Mom and Dad

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Annie, Your pirit of adventure, ense of humor, elf confidence andre pect for other ha guided you through your life o far. Well Done!!! We know that, "When given the choice to it or dance," We know you'll dance.

Love, Mom, Dad, Evan, and Tony

Joel, Congratulation ! Reach for your dream ! We are o proud of your accompli hment and the great per on you have become. You have a whole life ahead of you; wherever you go and whatever you do, we will alway be there to love and upport you.

We love you a bunch!

Love, Mom, Dad, Jenna, J a on, Jeff, and Janelle

Ev, We love your many strengths XOXO Mom, Dad, and To d

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\\ 'e are so proud ofyou and kno·zc ·wh£Ztez:er road is in front ofyouyou ·zcill meet it and re£Zch your got<ls.

W'e lo·ve you, Mom, Dad, and Li%

Adam, \Y./ c arc , o proud of the w nderful oung man you've become You have a great future ahead of ou in college and beyond.

Work hard to accompli h y ur goal , but remember to have fun and enjoy life al ng the way!

We love you !

Mom, Dad, Mit hell & oco

Congratulation Yannick Nimy, There you are in your last year of high school about to be graduating for college.

How can we explain how difficult it was for you, growing up in another country far from the United States of America and here you are now in the United States with much difficulty at the beginning, but now you are straight.

Also, the english language wa hard for you to speak, but it's going to get better later. ..

We wish you good luck in the next level which is college.

God Ble s... Yannick Nimy 19

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Patrick, Your dream have changed over the year but your discipline and faith while pur uing them have tead fastgrown stronger.

You have learned valuable lessons that will serve you well in the future.

We are o proud of you and what you have already accompli hed.. Continue to be true to your elf, work hard to be the be t that you can be, and know that we love you more than word can say.

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Meredith, We love you dearly and know that you are a gift from God. You are a true blessing for us each day. May the light of God always shine brightly in your life.

Love, Mom, Dad, Joseph, and Snowball

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Patchy, You've been an a pi ring power ranger, a ba ketball guru, and now a running wiz speeding into your next phase of life. We are inspired by your dedication and your faith; they will carry you exactly where you are meant to be. You've grown up to be quite a guy, despite what we might have done over the years to prevent that! We're proud to be your isters!

Love, Val and Lisa

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Taylor.

What a wondgrful and complgx pgn:on you arg! !!griou~ ygt ~illy. dramatic thgn down-to-garth. ggnuingly drivgn ong momgnt and tggnagg lazy thg ngxt. Thg Iittig boy who ngvgr ~toppgd grinning and madg pgoplg laugh and ~milg ha~ now grown up into a fing mu~ician. try all ~ort~ of ngw thing~ and ~urround your~glf with wondgrful frignd~. Wg arg proud of you and know that collggg will bg ygt anothgr grgat gxpgrigncg. lovg.

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we are so proud of yoa -whether it w~ being a "pirate" in your preschool class photo or wearing a top hat, you have always been your own person and usually good for a laugh and we love that about yoa we know that this quaHty is what will set you apart in the future regardless of what path you take.

-v-ou are an awesome 1ig brother to all of your siblings. we wouldn1 have survived without your help.

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:M:om, nOO, Erin, Ryan and Emily "Lily" Dear Adam, We love you and are o proud ofyou!

Love, Mom, Dad, tephanie, Daniel And Michael 'There fore, my dear brother, land firm. Let nothing nwre you. Alway give your elve fully La the war/: of the Lord, becau e you /mow that your in the rd i not in vain.'

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Our dearest LM D aka DogCongratulations on four great years of high school at Central.

We have loved every minute of your swimming, musicals, young life and terrific friends you have made and shared with us.

Thanks for all the fun!

We love you!

Mom, Dad, and Ali Katie Wilkie We have enjoyed watching you grow up into a beautiful young lad . Letting go of you is hard, but we know there's a world out there that you mu t experience. From Kindergarten to your last day of high school, you have made us very proud!!

We Love You! Mom, Dad, and Matthew

Andi, We are so very proud of you and what you have accomplished!! It's been a fun-great ride and it's just beginning. Keep your positive attitude about life and academics- that's the key; From academics to band to volleyball to softball equals WOW! What an experience.

We are certain that you have an incredible future in store for you. You are very special to all of us!!

Keep having fun and living by THE GOWEN RULE.

Andi we wish you all the best as you begin your next journey!

We love you, Congrats!

Mom, Dad, Ash & Tucker

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Seth You have gone from a funloving little boy with a great imagination to a fine, strong, handsome young man with a huge heart and the same fun loving imagination.

Follow that heart and let that imagination fill your life with happiness and success.

Your strong principles and the great wisdom with which you've been blessed will bring you true fulfillment.

They will be the foundation of your life and all the lives that you touch.

Forever proud...

Love Mom and Dad

Lauren,

Megan,

From the playground, to gymnastics, to high school you have always known what you want and have after it! It has been so much fun watching you grow into a extraordinary young lady. We are so extremely proud of you and excited for what your future holds. We know you will achieve anything you set your mind to. We love you and

Congratulations on your graduation! You have grown into a smart, confident, ambitious young women with an amazing future ahead of you. We couldn't be more proud of you, and we know you will "Be the change you wish to see in the world."

Love you MegMom Dad & Mallory

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

Love, Mom, Dad, and Zach Sarah From accomplished athlete to cholar- you w hard at all you do. We know you will be successful with whatever you choose to do w your future. Keep up the effort. We love you are proud of you.

Mom and dad

Mason, From the first day of Kindergarten til your senior yearWe've been proud of you. We wish you the best as you take the next step in your life.

We love you.

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Allie Bear, You have alway been our tiny dancer. We have watched you grow into a beautiful ballerina a you danced your way through high school. We know your future i bright and you'll continue to dance through life.

We Love you, Mom, Dad, and Ursi

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face hine upon nd be graciou to you the Lord i face toward you and give Numbers 6:24-26 a may you alway be filled is joy and peace.

Love, om, Dad, Laura, and Charlie

Courtney, It has been a fa t, but fun four year . We are o very proud of all your accomplishment , both academically and athletically. Congratulation ! May you alway be in pired by life' little le on ... "Life i a challenge ... meet it! Life i an adventure ... dare it! Life i an opportunity... take it! Life is a game ... play it!

Life i a journey... complete it!

Love, Mom, Dad, Chri topher, Blake and Clayton

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Taylor and Jenn, One day two little 5 year old neighbor met and what a wonderful friendhip began! Jenn, to Taylor you are hi Iii' i and hi confidant. Taylor, you are Jenn' protector and the big brother he never had. We will mi the nightly call and vi it , the deep conver ation in the cui-de- ac at midnight and hearing you come through our front door . We'll mi the movie nights and late night chocolate chip cookie baking. We'll miss all your other friends who found their way to our home and into our heart .

College will be a new adventure and we will watch you, knowing you will ucceed. We are proud of you and love you both!

Love, Mom and Dad Dillion Mom and Dad Van Ne

Will, We are so very proud of everthing you have accompli hed o far and know that you will do great thing in the future.

Congratulations!! We love you very much.

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I don't know how I could have survived this life without you. No matter where you go and what you do I will always be with you. Please remember "when it's cold outsides how the world the warmth of your smile" and tell yourself At last I can see life has been patiently waiting for me And I know there's no guarantees, but I'm not alone."

It's beauty that captures your attention personality which captures your heart. Alyssa Zamboldi, you have it all!!

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To wn the DemocratiC rommatlon, Obu:na defeated New York Se11 H1llary Cl,nto!"', the former f.¡st lady and the person cons1dered the front-runner of her party. The n ghly charged campJ'gn mcluded five other senous Democrat candidates. The Repub' c.1n field was even bigger, w1til McCa1n corrung from behind to best c-g"t otf-Jers to wm h;s party's ~"'Omlnatlon DRAWING A CROWD 'f

People came to hea~ Ob;:una speak during the campa1g". H s Demotrat Party nom:.,at1on acceptance speecl¡, was 11eld at l.,vesco Stadium, about two miles from the convent;on center 1n Denver, to enable more than 70,000 people to attend On eleclion night Obama neld a v1ctory rally in Grant Park, attended by 225 .000 people

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general electiOn, a record 127 million votes were cast, w:th about 31 .7 voting early for the first t me in 30 states. However, as a percentage of , turnout was about 61%, versus the record of 67% 1n 1960. Long lines vote, either early or on Nov. 4. were orderly. l.Jnes were also orderly the next day as many people snatched up newspapers carry1ng the results.

¡ ~~~~~~~~==~~ Candidates would do a lot of th1ngs on the campaign trail 1n pursuit of votes. Obama got winded plaYJng basketball with the Un1vers1ty of North Carolina's team. Mike Huckabee, a Republican candidate, played bass 1n h1s rock band Cap1tol Offense and even took a turn trying to rope a fake steer at the Fort Worth Stockyards.

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Ill no s Gov Rod BlagoJev ch faced federal corrupt1on charges for allegedly try1ng to sell or trade Barack Obama s lll1no1s senate seat. U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska was conVIcted of trymg to conceal home renovat ons and other QlftS

A MORE URGENT NEED A R1S1ng oil pnces and continued climate chMges made the search for alternative, renewable sources of energy a more prevalent topic of diSCUSSIOn. Solutions like w1nd farms, using large turbines, became more common.

Investors rangmg from small chanties to major international banks appeared to have lost about $50 million in a fraudulent investment allegedly devised by a former cha1rman of the Nasdaq Stock Market. Bernard Madoff, 70, was charged with securities fraud in what might be one of the biggest fraud cases ever.

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Amencar sw mme• 'V11chae Phelps made h1story at the Sc~rrmer o.ympiCS In BeiJing, Chma, by beCOI""'Ing the f rst athlete £'Ver to win e1ght gold medals at one Olyrrp1cs Dunng h1s breathtakmg week 1n the pool. seven of Phelps' e1gt1t v1ctones were new world records.

But Phelps was not the only Amencan mak•ng h1story at the Be,rng games Kobe Bryant led the men's basketball team, dubbed the Redeem Team, to a gold medal and helped vmd1cate U.S asketball after a poor showmg four years ago. Nast1a L1uk1n won women's gymnastiCS all-around and t1ed the Amencan record for most gymnast1cs medals at one Olymp1cs w1th five.

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Governments around the world, mclud ng the Umted States cont1nued the mandated sw1tchover from analog telev1s on broadcasting to d1g1tal In the U S. ar ong1nal F-ebruary 2009 deadline was pushed back to June when Corgress deemed that millions of people weren t ready. The SWitch to d1g1tal was be1ng done to allow for more dvanced servtces like h ton TV and to free up rad10 spectrum

his quest to raplace Roger world The rivalry I1I8Ched a Federar 1n a fJVe-set five-hour classJC hat some sportswriters one of the greatest matches of all t1me. Six months later. Nadal did it again he beat Federer m another five-set marathon to win the Australian Open.

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Over-the-counter home D~A tests could now be found at the local drugstore. K1ts and results could be purchased for as uttle as $200. and all they reqlJired was a swab of saliva However, debates raged on the accuracy of the tests, as well as the ethical concerns.

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Anchored by the haunting, Ledger as the Joker, Batman The Dark Knight drew rave reviews and shattered box office records. Earning more than $500 million. The Dark Knight became one of the most commercially successful American movies ever made.

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1te playmg on what was later found to be a torn kne ligament and a stress fracture in hts left leg ftger Woods played through the pain and won ht5 th1rd U.S. Open tttle, defeatmg Rocco Mediate m a playoff. Afterwards, surgery on the leg forced Woods to m iss the remain der of the season. the ftrst extended absence of his pro career.

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Needtng money to pnnt tests, a California calculus teacher began selling ads on hts qUizzes, tests and exams. Tom Farber of Rancho Bernardo High School sold ad space on the bottom of the f rst page to parents and busmesses. Parents and students enJoyed the ads, but Farber satd he did not plan on the method

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An experienced ptlot, Chesley "Sully" when he crash-landed hts US New York after the engmes failed passengers and crew on board suMved where femes and U.S. Coast Guard boats mttially blamed for blowmg the engtnes.

NASA's Phoenix spacecraft became the stxth vehtcle to a successful landmg on Mars. Phoenix conducted more than five months of experiments before lostng contact, more than expected, and discovered the presence of ice on the red planet.

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Despite ratings being down slightly, American Idol was still the most watched show on TY, averagtng more than 27 million viewers a week. David Cook was chosen the Wlflner of the 7th season, and changes were made for the show's 8th season when producer Kara DioGuardi was added as a fourth judge.

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New York Ya..,kees th1rd baseman Alex Rodnguez, a 12 t :ne All Star and three time MVP. shocked many whel" he conf1rmed pubLshed reports 1nd1cat1ng he had used pertormance enhancing drugs during the 2001 03 seasons. Rodnguez's adrr'ISSIOn carne after news surtaced that had failed a confidential drug test in 2003. Desp1te h1s apology, Rodnguez's legacy was 1mmed1ately debated

Investigators sa1d a Los Angeles eng1neer appeared to have been JOb pnor to a crash t hat killed 25 tnjured 130 in September. It was known whether the engmeer was of the crash, however, Investigators said the were not applied before the crash.

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second dnver 1n NASCAR history to win three consecut1ve season champ1onsh1ps, when he put together a 2008 that included seven race wins and five runner-up f1n1shes.

Gosstp Gtrl, the 1V drama based on the senes of books of the same name. conttnued to get strong ratings from the teen crowd. There were even rumors that the show. centered on the hves of socialite New York Ctty teens, could lead to spin-offs JUICE GOES TO JAIL ..,.

Former Heisman trophy w1rtner O.J. Simpson began serving at least ntne years tn pnson for hts conviction in the robbery of sports memorabtha from dealers in a Las Vegas hotel room in 2007. The tnal garnered fewer head nes than hts 1995 trial. m whtch he was acquitted of the murders of his ex-w,fe, Nicole Brown Simpson, and Ron Goldman.

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Nebraska's legislature revrsed rts Safe Haven Law after parents some of them teens. All states have Safe Haven laws regarding original law allowed parents to drop children as old as 18 witlhotrtfe:â&#x20AC;˘ parents came from other states, includmg Ten Martrn of M termmatlon nghts m Mrchrgan.

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' m Yankee Stadium closed its doors to make d um be1ng bUilt for the New York Yankees. The pay d m the House That Ruth Bu t" on Sept. 21, B 1•1more Onol s, with the Yankees winning 7-3.

furopean scrert1sts build the Large Hadron Colhder in Switzerland, a g1ant part1cle accele•ator designed to study advanced physics and unlock many of sc1ence's mystenes. Before the LHC's 1aurch conspiracy theonsts spec;.~lated that the machine's power would create a d:saster such as a black hole While trat d1d rot happen, the LHC did suffc• a malfu.,ctlon shortly after becommg operational, wh1cl) the nrt""""t'"

Astronomers have known for several years that exoplanets, or planets outside of our solar system, existed. But it was not until this year that a group of astronomers from the U.S. and Canada were able to produce photographs of two of these planets m actual visible light A BOLD EXPERIMENT

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Kanye West, the Most commerc ially successfu rap star of the moment , released an experimental pop album titled 808s and Heartbreak. West surprised his Iars and critics alike by choosing to sing , rather than rap, on most of the songs. The heavy use of drum rnachmes and an audio processor to alter West's vo1ce brought mixed reviews, but earned the star pratse for 1nnovation.

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A m~ltlna•·onal tdsk team ·ed by tne U.S. Navy was cracking down on p1rates off h coast of Somalia In ~ebruary, the US. Navy made 1ts f1rst arrests of pirates on behalf o~ the teaM. P;racy has become big business and a b1g Pu1Sa11Ce 1n the Gulf of Ade In 2008, pirates attacKed almost 100 vessels, hiJacked at least 40 and' 1ved an est1mated $150 r11llior 1n ransoms.

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Brrt1sh alternat1ve rOCK ba<'CI Co1dplay released the album they prev ous two years work:ng on, Viva Ia Vida or Death and All His Fn became one of the best sell1ng records of the year The quartet a. so nom1nat10ns and launched a successful tour.

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B1g purses were one of the b1g fash1on statements of the year. Neutral or multicolored, g1rls and women could carry almost anythmg they needed w1th them.

Scarves and boots remmned must-have accessones For boys, the slightly sp1ky look was being worn m short to med1um ha1r. In college. showmg up to class m sweats was cool.

Governments struggled to get a handle on the potential dangers of B1sphenol A, or BPA, an organ1c compound present m some plastics used to make products such as baby bottles. When new stud1es showed that exposure to BPA had links to many d1seases, Canada and several U.S. states moved for leg1slat1on to ban the use of BPA m bottles.

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The Ph1ladelph1a Ph1liles won JUSt the second world title 1n the1r ~ 25-year h1story by defeat1ng the Tampa Bay Rays 1n the World Senes. By w1nn1ng a ra1n-soaked Game 5 that was delayed for two days by storms, the Ph1lhes ended Tampa's hopes of goIng from the worst record 1n baseball to the champ1onsh1p.

THIRD TIME'S A CHARM 'Y Rapper Ul Wayne's latest album, Tha Carter Ill, was one of the best selling records of the yea; five times. It

IT'S ON HULU ~ When NBC and News Corp. launched their streaming video website Hulu.com with almost no content, there were skeptics everywhere. By the end of the year, once full episodes of 1V shows from a vanety of channels was up on the site for free, Hulu.com had become one of the most popular destinations on the internet and a nval to YouTube.

The makers of Bratz dolls were ordered to stop making them after Mattei Inc., makers of Barbie dolls. won a four-year legal dispute. MGA Entertainment, which manufactures Bratz, planned to appeal the decision. The federal court order cited JUry f1nd1ngs that designer Carter Bryant developed the Bratz doll concept while working for Mattei.

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