The Centurian Yearbook 1996 by Centurian Archives

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THE MORE THINGS

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CHANGE With so many new additions to Centennial High School, such as the sound system, recently required P.E. uniforms, weight room, and various new faculty, we most definitely have lots of ideas about change on qur minds. And it would be hard not to, _ with things changing around us all the time. Each new season brings new sports, new activities, new feelings ... It is important to appreciate the changes we are lucky to experience every day, every week, every month, and everyÂˇyear. We . have learned that change is a good and necessary thing because change is growth.

Allen strikes a pose to impress _ teachers With her bag full of books.

Model Student-Kendra

Best offriends- Sarah Olson gives Yael Goodman a smile as they pass onto their next dasses.

James Stevens, Scot Campbell, Jennifer Chen, Brady Reynolds, and Amanda Arnold boogie on down at the rockin' Freshmen Dance.

Dance till you drop-

But w at exactly is change all about? It' an attitude; a very positive feeling that's definitely in the air throughout the year. It enables us to learn afiout ourselves and the world around usÂˇ it's w a guides us ~1

into that mysterious territory, the future.

Back to school- Ben Gault, Adam Oark, Wes Chladny, Ryan Me eilly, Brad Power, Rob Tichenor, and -Emily Schweitzer smile despite the fact that lunch is over, and it's back to the books.

P.E. class is over- Lanisha Lawrence, Royce Bluitt, Angie Avery, and

atasha Hedrington are glad they are back into their own clothes and out of their â&#x20AC;˘Navy blue shorts and white t-shirts with last name on the back!

Is it chlllyl-Megan Duertnger zips up her coat as she

wanders through the halls.

Lampkin, John Meyer, and Chris Kasak relax after a hearty meaL

Hangin' a.t lunch-Ian

Smiling in the rain?-Sheena Rogers is

as she smiles under the umbrella.

just loving the weather

So if there's something about yourself that you want to alter, go for it. As Kanya Akbar slides down the cement slide. Take time, get really motivated, and begin to challenge yourself. Don't fear change and what it might bring- if you respect yourself, never lose faith, and perform at your peak; change will make you all the better. If you are in the right state of mind, you can really get excited about new beginnings. Look around you, dream about how your life could be better, and know you can make a difference. Focus on what you believe in, and push it Akerman, Lisa Young, and Allison Meredeth give a cheese. to the next level. All it takes is getting active, getting knowledgeable, and getting involved in all that you can. The decision is yours; the ability is yours. Watch out-

Laughing all the way up-Cory

Check him out- Omar Washington achieve that GO look by giving a nice profile view_

Man's best friend-Offensive and K-9 defensive line [Bark! Bark!) strike a manly pose. (Brian Sanderson, Billy Lewis, Bruce Brown, Edward Peppers, Kenji Haly, James

Maynor and Japhus Bondurant)

... I can change. I can live through my imagination instead of my memory. I can tie myself to my limitless potential instead of my past. I will not let what I cannot do interfere with what I can do .... They love school!-

Shilo Hale and Valena McMillon realize that high school should be thoroughly enjoyed.

Sleepy Seth?-Seth

Ross and Joe Grant look chilied out as they enter into their last and nnaJ year at CentenniaL

Spring 1995

THE MORE THINGS CHANGE ... THE MORE WE RISE TO THE OCCASION

The Boy ,. Tenni team end d the 1995 ~ea on \\ilh a 4-6 record. \ 6-3 beating of \lattoon and a 4-1 \\in over t

came easily. Tile 5-4 victory aganinst Rantoul and a 3-2 horten

hen I c atur

match with Decatur \lacArthur ended in dramaclic fa Ilion.

ear Coach Day sa\\ in1provement in team camaraderie. work ethi and overall team maturity. Coach Day is looJJng forward

to his third year in command. The Charger hm c good rea on to

excited with all six \ar:-;ity pia rrs retuming.

Quality experience \\as picked up in '95 and is sure to help in '96. The team philosoph " Don't even give up" \\ill sure! continue in

ear to come. You can bet that Brian Clark.

irholas mlo and the rest of the Centennial Chargers Tennis tean1 is going to come out

S\\inging in 1996.

First Ro\\ Da~ld \oonan . Jon tuY'rsant, lrx llassrll. Christophrr Laz. Jon \ aniJJn . Bart ~orupa . cond Ro\\ Robert Pollock. Da~ld Padua. Amir \1irarcn. Dann Kim. \1atth<'"' adil<'~ . Robert Chana. Azhar All. Third Ro"' Coach Gary Day. Brian Clark. Garrett Bo"'hall . \lcholas \udo. Da~id Ha}llrs. 1\c\in Dcrcu . ~I<' Oldham.

GREAT EXTE\ 10 \ -

against Mattoon.

\umber four . Kevin Dereu . with a great showing

PO\~ERFLL P \Cit- \ichola

\udo return a erve for a core. \ick pta ed at number two in the 1995 ea on. WE TRUCK- Danny Kim can not believe that hot tayed in. Dann)" and Kyle Oldham made a olid double team.

1\ \TICIPATIO\- Matth \\ with a powerful return .

adilek wait for hi opponent'

erve hoping to core

\ICE FORM- Dm id Hayne execute a perfect bacl,hand again t the Lrbana Tlg rs.

THE MORE THINGS CHANGE ... THE MORE WE'RE IN THE SPOTLIGHT

c Centennial

ren e re

gni i n, fourteen qualified for

tate and eigh e,

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their Individual accomp · h ent . but the · al o had tc

accompli hments. They\\ r the champions of six im it tio als, Big

Sectional Meet Cham ion , and placed nineteenth ln t e IH

State Final . Records \\ r

few of the many out tanding

gela

Hassel,

\ecy, Most lmpro\ed, Cannen uchom ki, \to t Dedicated, Diana

o t aluable. and Sherraun Hodg s. the Courageous Charger. TI1

1995 girl track ea on was definitely a huge succes ,

ftlled wltb eothusla tic Individual an a united team.

First Row . Angela A>ery. Ellzabelh I linton. ChMsllna \lade. Tawana 1\llder. Lacy \\ alton. Enn lluckstadt, Sita Sengsou,angh, Je lea lllnton Second Row Coach Chel)l prl~\\ood, Brttla Ennen, Tamara DloMo, Daniela \lunoz. Kimberly Got're. Amy Lorenc. Jenll)' Ooro;e~, Sara lle)ers, Jenll)' \1cDougal. TMna Lt'\\IS. Coach Darren Tee Third Row• Diana lla«sell. Candace Phillips. Amanda Birkel, Kelll Jud<;on. Jen 1\llllam . Stephanie Dunm11U . '\ndrea Ieber ha>onne mllh. Paulanne 1\alker Fourlh Row . Kr1 ·ten 1\alker. Stephanie lledrtngton, Gla !=I , Sarah lllple Kelll Kuhl. Kel<ha Dunlap, Oanlelle Jordan. Carrie II ll<on. Carmen Surhoms!J. Sherraun Hod e , \Iandi tnesak. Coach Srott -\merto. Coach Greg II alter'

CO CHE MEETH\G- Coache Greg Walters. ott Amerio. and Cheryl gath r with mile on their face to di cu their oon to be victory.

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'\ \ JCfORY- Centennial girl \1-0rked hard in the rain and cold to earn their first place trophy at Paletine Fremd.

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LOOKI\G FOR THE Dl T\ \CE- Before Britta Ennen thro"'s the di us. he look ahead for her target distance.

\AP TI\IE- Am Loren e and 1\vana \\ ilder catch up on som sleep after worl-ing o hard out on the track.

GETII\G READY FOR THE TART- tar} \\'alton ha a smile on h r face as he thinks ahead to her \\inning of the 100m ter da h.

T \11..1\G THE LE.\D- Daniela \1unoz lea\e \ormal girl eating her du t in the 1600 meter run .

THE MORE THINGS CHANGE ... THE MORE WE MAKE OUR MARK

he 1995 Bo~ ' Track had an exceptional season. Fir:-;t year coach. Clinton Porter. led them to n fantastic finish of placing lxth In

tate.

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"ell too. ,Ja on CallO\\a) fini hed his sea, on

Âˇ 'id Lamb rt. Brian Be cr , Jason Calloway . and

turning next ~ear

ping to pla<'e higher. DaYid Loambert

lted about these performance and can't \\ail until next year.

F'lrsl Rov. R)an lark, Benlamln Penner. Chr1 lopher llmdrl. Quincy \Ia hinton. l)('nnls \ l atthev.s. Donai)Tl Sea~ 1're1or Chr1 tenson. lrolas Cooper, >\nthon~ Fol"hler, Brenll'anno. Joe Lang, Juslln \lr ~ ut.rs. Carl Dal~. llrlan Be}er., Coach Coleman Carrodlne. Second Rov. Coach Lester ll ashlngton. ~ndrev. 1\ hltrord. IJntr Smllh. \ like Ucqula. Ram Roe, \ icholas llansen, ~le Prters. Jason Callov.a1 . Ov.en Bass. Dmld Lambert. \ latthrv. Fairbanks. 7<Jrhal')' Smllh. Connor Ra o, Erie SurhoJrukl. Er1 Br v.nlng, John Rogers. Japhus Bondurant. Coach Clinton Porter.

TOT \L CO \ CE\ 'TRATIO\-

trength and concentration create a winning

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0\ YOLR MARK, GET ET. GO- Centennial Boy ' Tra k had impre ive finish Charger Invitational and at th Conferen e Champion. hip.

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SfRETCH IT 0 T- Chri topher Haydel and the rest of the Chargers made ure to tretch out and warm up before every meet. LEAP OF FAITH- '\icola" Cooper et high mark hi first y ar of long jump

competition.

ALL OCT EFFORT- David Lambert and hi relay team qualified for tate in th 4x I 00 met r relay.

THE MORE THINGS CHANGE ... THE MORE WE MAKE LASTING IMPRESSIONS

II. ewn though the~ were a ·ouno team. \ arsit) coach. Terry \\or!Jnan. de cribed Lh team a, " very ag re

de them et at the beginning of the year. The the ·crlior . Stephailie Fo ter. l Pankau howed a lot of leadcrshi and brought the team together. E\c~one is looking forward

nlor \ar,lty roach, Chu k Clutt . comment don the team as being "excellent

~1rst Ro" AliMa lloudrt'au. Stephanlr llamllt.on. Kristin Pierre. Reed E'a"-'· Jill 1\lllx'rg. Mril'-'3 Glerum. Brandl Schmidt, Jennifer :\lrrsthlemer Carollnr Moller Second Row Coach Pat Gray. Coach Ste\e \1alloch. Slacl Pankau. Beth Bkkers, 1\ifhole \1111age. Heather \1a\'\<ell . Jennifer Kell)OO , Casey llendf1<"ks. Courtney Gray. Kathline Reid . t£phanle Fosl1'r. Coach Terry 1\orkman.

~·irst Row Michelle Clutts. Serena Srhla~e. IJ>rt Rear. Rar~nne 1\arren. Sara Gorman. llndS(')IIanson . Sara Cru . llritlany lrnaly, Katie ~och Second Row. Coach Chuc~ Clutts. Conine Clough, Shannon 1\oolrott. Beth Shaffer, ~Ia Reineke. Erin Lenzi. Janellr 1\rkennan. karah llrrws. Anne Coni). Kristin Bolton . Sally lleffennan. CMch

Bob Biehl

teal second base to add to

BAITER LP- Anne Conry chee e a big mile back at the bench before . h tep up to bat.

COME HERE BfiLLr Catcher. Undsay llansen. grabs the ball from a ~ild pitch off the backstop.

GET A CL E-Coach Terry \\orkman lectures the infield ~ith lli famou quote, " Gel a clue."

YOL'RE OL'T- Lori Rear ~et down and dirty a the out.

he applie the tag to get

GOI\G, GOI\G, GO\E!- tephanie Hamilton \\atche her ball aft r he hit it ~a) out in the outfield.

THE MORE THINGS CHANGE ... THE MORE WE EXPERIENCE VICTORY The Charger Baseb

school record of t\\ent)-seven \\in, ami seven los es. including a Regi

the n xt level bec.au

team and to Coach tan Lewis gn many more ucce f'uJ season .

Ftn,t Row: \Jchola Carter, Adam ZOpf, Leven Luke, Quinn ~1oller. Ryan John on. Ryan De Reus. Brian Reed. Joe teele, Joshua Pellem. Lenny Willi . cond Row: Coach tan L.cwl , John Clausen, Adam dill, Curus Porter. Troy haudt, Corey Hendricks, Adam Holleman, Christopher Donahoe, Kevin Place, Coach Kyle Herge . Coach orlyn lA hen. Â·ot Pictured: Charlie Fore man

First Row: Kenyon Herbert, ~1atthcw Campbell , Thnothy Kcnn dy, ~1artin Eckhardt, ott Lux , David Ballew. hannon Valentine. Michael Ward. cond Row: Brian Sanderson. dam Clark, Justin Memcnga, Eric Daly, Robert Hubbard, We I y Chladn y, Benjamin tccle. Philip mith, Coach Peter Meade.

STRIH, A PO E- Curtis Portrr has tlmr to pose for thr camera before taking care of business .

THREE'S C0\1PAWCoache \orlyn Lo chen. tan Lewi . and I<Jie Herge huddle b fore the game to make ure things are all right.

\1\ TLR\ \G\1\?- Christoph r Donahoe \\ann before approaching the plate.

up in the on de k cirri

B.\11'ER LP- ~an John on trie to bring in orne more run for the Chargers.

Spring Musical 1995Nothing's quite the same as the ''Pajama Game.'' Welcome to the IeepTiLe Pajama Factory, the ite of the 1994 Centennial pring Muical , Pajama Game. The Lory begins~ iLh an average da at the factory. Worker everywhere are " Racing With the Clock" to geL their work done. The worker then learn that their reque t for a even and a half cent raise ha b en derued. Thi bring much ten ion to the workplace. Then there' the new superintendent, Sid orokin, ~ ho develop a " fondnes " for Babe William . Babe clrum that he' "Not at all in love " with him, but her friend know that' not true. t the annual company picruc there i much dancing and celebration because it i their " Once a ear da '' where everyone can have fun and be wild and crazy. t the picruc Babe and Sid confe their love for each other. Back at the factory ten ion continue to grow. Babe then abotage the ewing machines and i then fired b Sid. This puts Babe and Sid' relation hip on hiatu . id in order to win Babe back in e tigate the compan ' account book . He di cover that the company manager, Mr. Ha ler, had been keeping mone from th workers. fter a trike and proLe t b the factory worker Mr. Ha ler agrees to give them their " 7 1/ 2 Cent " rai e. Everyone i happ then, including Babe and Sid. In addition to Babe and id, there are man other character who add humor and excitement to the show. Both the ca t and crew worked very hard on making this how a ucce . Their work paid off becau e it defillitely wa a wonderful how.

C<ISt and Cl'!'\\ 1st Ro\\ . \toniqur \lool'!'. \atallr Fills. Jenna \1\han . Enn Srhnrldrr. \atalle Osrh\\ald. Sa)ra Torberson. Enca llonwr Kalle Cordon. Kath~ TI1omas 2nd Ro\\ ~ngle Thomas. Leslie \lal"hall. Sha\\;ma \lc~ntJe. Tan) a Comnbs. \latt Harshbarger. Bethan) \lol'!'illion. Tanlno \linnecl. llilla" Bl'!'eze, Lara Breeze. Julie Bur~ . 1\ate Darlle) 3rd Ro\\ Str1>hanie Goss. l\at1 Ste-ens. ~llson Bar~er. \lind) Col\\ ell . Julie Bauer. \rW Daluga . Jennifer Tucker. Chl)stie \I!'Shel'l) . Rachel e\\ell. Jenna l)a,ls. Je>slca Schulte. Katrina \lade, 1\alle Cimino. Jud) Frng, \1 eghan GruCJ.a 4th Ro\\ Elissa l'eppeC', \1ellna Kubbs. Ashlelgh l'hillrps. Jason 1\eklemler. Stele Logsdon. Ta)lor \ir~s . Dan Remsen. 1\ellf\ Srh\\elgharl. Sam Peterson. I:Jc Snâ&#x20AC;˘Lh, \ll~e \e\\man. Jrm Plei'C)o . Chad \lax\\ell . Jel'!'lll) 1\ll~er.;on . Bndget Gurtler. 1\athenne Gel berg 5th Ro\\ \lelrnda \shb) . 1\elth Coughlin Si\lh Ro" lubre) IIIII Iams. Kalle \Iaione. Janessa Shine Rob Slraus_s, Ollie Phllipoll , Kal 1\uramoto, Oulnn \loller. Kurt ~rl\ham . Jon Berbaum . l .:lul'!'n Stephens. Sarah Ba\ter. \I egan Srhneiderlllndmâ&#x20AC;˘ Joe Walden

Day orr- Babe (Melinda A hby) and coworkers (Jenna oa~is, Jenna 'Vtyhan. and Seth Ross) let loo eat the company picnic.

l\ot at all- Babe (Melinda hby) is tea ed by her cow01~ orkers. but she claim that he i " \ ot at all in love" with the new superintendent.

Her Is!- Prez (Tanino \1inneci) makes his move on Gladys (Rachel '\ewell) at the company picnic.

Well , Hines?- Mabel (Chrystie McSherry) explains the importance of not being jealous. but what is he pointing at?

Chee In '- The smile on Mrs. Aldridge 's face must mean the show i a success!

What?- Katie Cimino wonders what in the 11 orld \1r. Wolfe is doing'

Prom 1995

Way back in the fall of 1994, the J nior class offic rs, ate Good, Tiffany Junkins, Alyse Stevens, and Kristen McWherter, egan Ianning om 995. They had many tasks to accomplish such as, booking a DJ, organizing deco ions, deciding on a theme, ordering tickets, etc .... After havin the entire Junior class vote on a theme, ''M on light Over Manha tan'' was chosen with the ong ''vVonderftil Tonight.'' Prior to fundraising, the class only had about $50. In order to raise the money for prom, the junior sold pom-poms, candy, and also on th clas spirit cornpetiti n and float competition for Homecoming 1994. When th c ual a nt for decorations, the DJ, and ticket came around, the class offi e ha mo y, and things went moothl . Mrs. Krone was a savior in the organizati an thinking invo in prom. The night as a success and everyone seemed to e jo bot t dec rati n nd the music. The court was announced and the king and qu n, Ja on ei em Âˇ d Kelli Judson, were ackno\vledged and honored. The junior alas r l di it an elegant ''Moonlight Over Manha t n."

Spring Styles

Derek Pankau

Ryan Holme

Rachel .\1illage

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laCJ \\alton

Jeremy Hunt

hannon Chri ten en

De haye Jone

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Fall 1995

THE MORE THINGS CHANGE ... THE MORE WE GET INTO THE SWING OF THINGS The

ar 1995 wa a car of chc ng

for the Charg r Golf Team. The bigg

t chang of all ~ as the

addition of the girls' team. In their inaugur l ea on, the fini hed with a 1-9 dual meet record and trong howing at both the conference and r gional m et . Th quality pla at regional qualified six

not put a damper on quite a successful

ea on. This new sport certainl has a bright futur

Centennial High School. The boys' cason was one of rebuilding with a 5-11 dual meet record, and eleventh plac Conference fini hand a fourteenth place finish at Sectionals; they have a chal enge for the future. This vel) young Charger team did, hO\\ever, ho r so

sign. of brilliance. enior Lu e chy, Coach

If's numb ron

player, fini hed ixth at the Decatur Invitational and fifth at Regionals, two rery impressive tournc

ent

fini he . A a team, the Bloomin on and Da ville tri-me t \\a a bright spot. 'ine of the t n ar ity pla ers will return in 1996 giving oach Wulf a very good re

n o be excited about Centennial G If in

ear to come.

Front Ro11 Âˇ Christopher Harlan, Greg Jacobs, Jake Dor ey, Brian \\ ard. econd RO\\ : Coach Tim \\ ulf. \dam Clar!... \\c le Chladn . Luke ch .

Front RO\\ : Emil Lorenc, 'arah Ba>.tcr, Lindsey Peterson, ~;mi ly Pfefferkorn. Second Row: Coach Rose, \ m;y \dams. Brooke McMurra . ara Gorman.

ICKY ITLI\TIO\ - ara Baxter get out of a dangerou sand trap with relati\ e ea e.

TOLGH

HOT- Brian Taylor prepare for hi second hot out of the rough .

FRI E\D LY C0:\1PET!TIO\ - Sara Gorman ronver, e '~ith her opponent before the Charger lnivitational.

f'ORE!-Matt Mecum fini hed a ucces ful junior sea on \\ithout hitting one per on.

FRE HL) CLE \\ ED- " Clean golf balls and long ctri\c, \\Cre m) ke) to surrcss in

'95" . says \\esle Cladnc) .

THE MORE THINGS CHANGE ... THE MORE TITLES WE GAIN. llw 1995 rnt '

\\ hnl a '' d\ to en a ' Ca ·on . \\inning a Regional Champion hip plus ''inning one ~.m1e of the sedion,Jis to dllrance to the

ecl1onal

Championship. l'he Charger had t heir up and dO\m dur·ing the cason. but '' ith the help of tht• first \Cart oarh. Emcr on Salonga,

the girls

amt· to nether in the end defeating Lrbana and Centra l

ill

Rcgionals. During the ~car the Chargers also "on I\\ o big

tournaments at \ta omb and Rantoul. Coach Em r on alonga feel ' '' hy the team" ent so far in the end" as because Ill<') "crt' nCH'l'

satislkd throughout the cason .

o, crall the \ ru ' ity team ftni

hed "ith a record of 24-1 .

ack next year.

Thr Freshman \ olle:.bnll Tram aL o shO\\S hopr fm· the next fe\\ years. E\ en though they \\ ere )Oun , the. played hard and

aggrcssi\ ely and cannot '' ait for next year .

I1N m~ St.l< ,., t..rrps. St<·plkl!UI' llanulton Si'l'nn<l ro~ . llri<lg<'l Gurllrr. l),lflifllr ~<IIJns . S<Jra llmth. C.1rri<' ll<••lh. t ~<n<Lin' l'hllh!". \nl\ ll!-ml('ll Thlf<l "'" \.<kwh t:m<·"""' SJinne<~ . \nrll<' Ruthrnlx'r~ \lrll''<l Chrr~ Trrna IN1. ~<Nlil Dunlap ..kn<uf<·r ~<·n""' · Co,l( h "'~'' \l,lf,l' 1

Front ro ~ ~lhf\11 ~<Kh . S<·rr<lil S<'hla~r S<·•·ond ro~ Jrnrukr llerll('r, L\lldse' Strtx·r. Lrah Goi<IIX'r~. Jamr1 RohbulS. \ lt'lis'<J Johnsnn Terri 1\rndtr. IJnd<o<l) (,aublr Third "'" C<>ll'h \1 1~1' \laras'<J.Strphanlt• Dummitt , 1'u,11,1 Srhurt<•r Courtnl'\ \lar~am . C.as"' ll<'n<lrll'ls. Rrlx'<T.< \loss. ~thlrrn \ II'Co~rn. J<•nnl[<·r \llllaer

"T-E- \-\1"- The junior 'arsit:r team huddles around Coach Emer ·on Salonga during a timeout.

GKI l 1'- Caml~ Phillips jumps high in the air as he pil-.es the baiL

'ff/'Dr Carrie Booth becomes tired bet\\een hom<.'\~orl-. ami \OIIe ball, o she derides to take a nap before the game.

CA\ YOl DIG IT?- tephanie Dummitt 11atches the ball Oy to the net after her perfect dig.

Front ro\1 Jal!l('\ Rnbhlll'. ~t'll\ \~u)rn. &'t'Ond ro\1 Trrrt 1\endlt' \lOll\ OrRrus. \Lfolr rnd•. \11•11' lJOhlN>Il. Jrnnlkr llrrbrr.IJnrbt·\ Rt·lcl. \mimda ~"" 1111rd ro" · Co.1ch \h~r \I,Jra""· Jamlllah llo\\IIIJJl , J!'nnlft•r \ll11.1~r. \nn Strrlr. Usa Jrrul~. Rrtx•t-ra Moss. Jranna &hun '"'~•·

\\H \T' TH-\T?- \\'e 110nder 11hat Danielle \diJn is looiJng at as she finishes her spil-.e approach.

THE MORE THINGS CHANGE THE FARTHER WE GO!

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Tiw 1993 Centennial Foot hall Team had a season to remember. I he\ tlnl hed \\ ilh ,, H-3 rerortl .md a trip to tbe st.ltc I'! a olfR. The tltth s<Tth'd Chargers opened the

pl~offs \\lth ,, 13-6 \\ln mer Peotone The ne:-.t game IIOuld be a tough one against the defending 't<J te Champion. Pr01lderKt' e11 Lenox \lthou~h Ct•ntennial failed

to \\ n the gank'. lllf'\ piJ\t t1 touah and managed to ad1 ancc farther than any team in school histol). 'econd ) ear Coach Cr,llg Fluncl~ ha put this team on the map b~

quaUfl big for the

pl,t.wrr~

t\\ o H"ar s in a r011 .

The harl!el'!>' offm,e "''" lt•d b) 4uatcrbad.. Scott Rylc, halfbacl... Billy L.e11 is, and a stmng often~'!\ c· Line Scott thre1~ 1\CII all \Car hittmg his ll

tend , Robbie Long,

and hi \\ide... mt. tck carter. The defense 11as anchored b~ senior::.. James Maynor and tc1e '\.1osher. The dcfcn c l..ept it dose ;md gmc our offen e a hot at 11inning

mo t of the game

The< lass of '93 \\ill sureh tw mL<;sed , but Coach Bund:r is optimistic for the future 1 ht•(unlors and sophomore~ need to stt•p up. but the 11 holt· team Is confident that

the\ an continue to et nnlestone .

fll"l ro" Ja.,.•n 1\t~alen Ton~ Ru""'" Selll ~dktns. Ot'mano Jont>s. 1-lnle Snlllh . Ot're~ South. 'hane Thunnan, Rob Tk'henor Se<'ond ro" <;roll R\lr ~ha>e Jon•"· \lcholas Carter, Bruce llro"n. SergJ<> 1\alker, Japhus B"nduranl IJ!u)rn \~uwn Bfn (,ault. Tlllrd ro" Jacob Goldbt'r~ . Paul Gt'hrt.e. Coarh Charnbt'rs. Coach Bo)d, O>.Kh Build\ . Coil< h 11radr. J.mJ(•s lra,nnr llonald \!ann . Fourth ro" ' \1allhr" Eclhardt. Luke Gault , Brian Sandt'N•n . Chnton " ""alii.. Stoll Zrhr '""hal) South . 111rharl Cunnlrl$an> . ~n<ll'!'\\ \lild Slf\fn \1o,her Fifth ru" Edl>anll'rJ'P('rs Slf\eO IJ~"Inn . \aron Homboc~le, Bfnjamin Sterle , 1\.r)Tl<' Hrnl) , Chris Colluh , Todd Carl"'" · RamS(') Rrl(', \lwha<"l 11r0anlrl Sr\lh ro\\ . El'k· Dal\ Bfnjamln Penner. Patrie~ Rouse. Brll~ I.e" IS Robt'rt IJ•~ · Da,ld l.unbt'rt l ri<• lloun~ ~ ·'" \lf\rlll~ :\otl~<tured 1\rnjl Hair\

F>N "'" , Cord l..ehmann . \a ron 7•>0k. \1arun Ec~rdt , Brian Han'<•n Ot'rri<'k Bro\\n. 'lnthorl) f'ol"hlrr. \1art. 11rdeari' Sr<'ond ro" · l..e,lie ~usun . Chrlslopht'r Dre~r Tell) Robt'rts. Chrisloph<'r Rotranlt'l , Daniel l'ell) , \H O>lan<Jm 1lllrd ro" Joshua \rahrr. Coach Good"'" · Coarh Holhs. Coarh Holleman. \irolas Pelf) Cooper, llustrn Hamilton Fourth ro" · Christopher lla\ls. Qurnrr\ 1\ ashl~lon. Tre\or Chrislrn<;t"n. James Reid \lirhael Bu<;t") . llmnh~ o la'-ilrr l)<•rr~ Pan~,lU . \rldre" Sulll\ an I'Nrr Irrrl>rr Jrrem~ II hrlr, John Rrr\t's 1\ot prrtured Brent

Pannn

Sll \RP CL T- \irolas Coo(X'r ruts right for· more blor"-ing and the chance at a first d011n.

GET OPE:\- ' roll R~lc drops barf.. to pass and has to 11ait for his rccicH·rs to get o(X'n d011n field.

DO\\\ \\0 DIRTI- Junior offensi\e lineman Patricf.. Rou c come off the field cO\ered in mud.

TIC- Coach Bun~ call the pia~ in to the offen e against Ei nho11 cr. Thi 1 icto~ wa one of eight victorie .

First ro" Chnstohrr llar~n,Jr Christopher Forshlrr. Juslin \IIIIlS, ~rith \Iaione James Benson. \athanlrl R)le, \ndrr Jones S('C<Kld ro" \inrentl)lll. Brian Ellrrs Lucas Serle~. Ed\lard Brandl. \ltrmmaior &'])Irs \lallhr" &brns. Daniel ~mth \i<holas ln<lr-trJe"'U ll1ird ro" . l),mi!'l llornhur~lr , llkhael Brorrrn. llirharl Grrt•n .lrrrm) Hunt llri.m It'\\ is fourth"'" \hrharl QUinlan , I'Nt•r ~lrnm. 1ltus \;•shill. :\il<lh StratliKl .' nllllolmrs Joshua ~tunrni'L ~)It• \,um. En Olsm F>flh ro" lli'njanml Bn.mt. l)ustm \lard , Quun RJ<·r. 1\tlllr Osler Brandon IIO<xl. R),m IIHrnan Da\ld 1\assom Brian Ro~rrs , Patrir~ Collms

F'Li\ \\'LE han doff.

phomore . John Ree1e

and Quin

\\ ahington (X'rform a (X'rfect

THE MORE THINGS CHANGE . .. THE MORE WE CAUSE A RACQUET!

d Kindal Shores (]Jl rontt'ibuted

team

ucc

a! o formed a team that consi 'ted of primaril~ rhool Chm·ger lm itational. \\ ith 4 of 6 \ arsit~ players their \\inning tradition in 1996.

FnHll Ro\1 \ 11'11'"' S< l•·n~. Bn••~r \ndrr>on. \marwla \ mak. 1\tndal 'horr,, Oomnuqur Cra'' · Co" \r~rnnan. ~1'111 Ilk ~lll~~·r Shannon Christrn"(·n. \larwf\ lrr. Srrood Rn\1 .Coarh Bill r.arson. ~rah llrr~r-. IJo,J \ oun~ \l aria ~r·nnath \ K'olr (;ri~llunr, Rarhrl llill. ~rri Crandall. \Ia" Suhn. Garrrll llo\lhall

TE \M- Double partner 1aria 1\.ermath and ;\'icole Griglionc get p ~ c h ed after a \\inning hot. Thi pair flnk hcd the season a the nrst entennial player to recei1 e individual medals atth tate tournament. The took third place in doubles.

TREi\GTII-Junlor Kcrl Crandall shO\\ S off her muscle as she rip a forehand \\inner. Crandall did not lo c a singles match this cason and teamed wllh Brooke Anderson to 11 in the sccllonal doubles lllle.

YES!-Brookc Anderson smacks a backhand. This junior captured Lhe conference Ulle at second single.

STRATEGY- \e'.Vcomers to the 1995 squad, Mandy Lee and Karah Herges discu their strategy for the ne\t poinl. PE.\ 1\ E-Coach Bill Car on and Manager Garrett B011 hall analyze a pla~er' match. Carson and Bo11hall defined dedication this cason 11ith their Lime and effort.

TATE CHAMPIOi\S!-29 is their lucky number! The tennis team wa able to capture the state team Litle again this year with 29 point as they did Ia L ~ear.

1\CE!- Senior Cory Ackerman concentrates on her serve, hoping for an ace. At the conclusion pf her senior season, Ackerman had earned 159 \'ar ity win for the tennis program.

S\~EEP!-The

junior 1arsiL~ squad sho11s off the hard11are the) earned al Lhe \'arsily Case) Doubles lmitalional. The Lenni team 110n all four doubles flights for a clean s11 eep 1

DETERMii\ED-Junior li.indal hores focuses on her opponent a che prepare to return ser~e. Shores pla)ed number one single and finished Lhe 1993 sea on 11 ilh an 01 erÂˇall rÂˇecord of 45-6.

THE MORE THINGS CHANGE ... THE MORE GOALS WE MAKE .

II of the bo

well together and Coach Tim lri h felt it wa their be t game of the

all of the enior who are leaving because the were

up t work with, Coach Tim Iri h i excited to be able to ce the oungcr kid

ut occt'r thi

~eason .

Front ro" R\an l'rm. athan C'.<w><l . Grorw BradbfiT\ Scott \1anrtw Srrmd ro" Jrptha \af7Jgrr Rlilll !Iohnes. Richard \1u-rll Brian \rison. Fr!'drlr Biddle. Jefrn, Dep!X'. \Illes Johnson. llamon Reynolds l'rtrr ll)dfl Tiurd '""· Coarh Sc>amus Rrlll1. \Jthan \ral . Philip l))~stra . Brian Laughlin . Rucl)ard \lat."''" · Rc·ld \cord \11charl \Nman. Robfrt Strau". Scott I ..JUghlm. llrmang Jo,hl. Coach '11m Irish

tep up and take control of the team.

oach Tim Iri h thank the enior for a good ea on <md is looking

Front ro" Phllll> \lurpll\ Rlrhard \lirfll. JOS<'ph BurC"h. Jonathan Prnnrr. ~rlth 1\wnkr, \1atthr" ~olh . Sc·ott Camptx•ll S(•rcmd ro" lla1id \Iatson. John Sadilc•k. Josrph l'chtula. \1cholas lltHJirott . Jason IJcolk Oc·lc• Odrslda. "-111' Tn·ad\\al . \II Onal. 11urd ro" Eric \lr1andc•r \.-holas Cc.Jts llradrn Rrll•JI<Is , Otto IJthrrland. l'fler lla)cifl. Chrlstoplwr llrhbc·r Sc·ott 1..1UAhlln Coarh Sc·amus Rrlll). Fourth nm Stt'H'n Jones. John I~<'I'C'\ \tk·hac·l \r11man. ~r1ln Pope· Str•rn 11.1)'1\IHHI. Jc·rrrll) Curtiss. Ill) an Ra)lllOnd. Coarh '11m Irish

... -The re Lof the Charger team ta) s focu. ed b} cheering

TOTi\1. CO\TRO ir Scott Laughlin sh011s his abililly Lo handle the ball through the Lrbana defenders.

DOL BLE TROL BI.E- Damon Reynold and Fredric Biddle concentrate on more than the occer game.

GO \L. GO \L, GO \11- \athan Good think about a 11 in a he prepare for hi. shot to the goal.

THE MORE THINGS CHANGE ... THE MORE WE MAKE WAVES. Thr Crntr nnial Girl~ · S\\im Team ha<lthr most surrc:sful ~car in the history of Centennial S\\imming. The\ \\Ct'r the Champions of the

Con~·rcnrc,

T con<l at the Bloomington and Chargrr· !mite. \ ot only did the) do

'UC'C'CS

rome .

l'mfll ""' f ..-.-.11lupu1' "" Topofo, ) St""'d "'" lrhol il,IIUI!J. ~I'll} Pur~~·u . Rrrd f:1ans. lvNm Boltoo Thinl "'" \mit' Cnn" f.hl.IIM·th '>hJII1·r Jan•·, 1'>hUII', Ik,lllwr Rnhi0'-'10.11rt.ul\ " l'lmorr >.!mit• 1\ubbohlln,<: JJ< IJt• 1\artkll f.nn ~·art~ l'nurth "'" su-..m ll.Jrtll'll. ~I'll\ Uomn Mrlh 1 llall . IQdll'l .Jnhn'<IO. \Ill ''" llt'niull . MthltTn (,lta'4tl'l lrJh SIJtt·r·~turtt·\~lnl 1ll.l iahdUl:! 1\._lfa \\rt~.ht T..1r._1 \\t'l/A'I

Jl IT H \\ GI\ ' \ROL D- Di\ rrs. \1 rli;;sa Ball . Rrrd l;Hms. and Erica Dupui .. l01r hanging out at thr Charger pool

H \ \G 0\- Junior. "ell} Purgcll. ta"-es lime out from her"'' imming to smile for a picture.

PERFECT FOR\1- enior. Erica Dupuis. squeezes her form \\hile performing a bacl\ somersault \\ith one and a half t\\ist~.

IIOLOI\G YOl R BRE \Til- Fre~hman. "am \\right, holds her breath under \Hller before surfacing for baci-.stroke.

T \"E YOl R ~1 \R". GO!- Centennial girl practice to getthrir perfect starts at thr mrrt .

THE MORE THINGS CHANGE ... THE LONGER THE DISTANCE. ll has hcrn an up and cto\\ n vrar for Conch Greg \\alters· Girls' Cross Count!) Tram. Coach Greg \\alter , knew it was goino t b a

ountry team \\er . Kri ta Cn I on and J n

Dr e .

I·•N ru11 · Eri<• llrollrul~~:. \zhar \U. DaiT!'n Trulock ChrtsUan IIJ)delllen IAru . John Rogers. S!'rond ro., , Coach Oam'n Tre \ndl'('ll II h!lford . R;)an Slack. Clint Sn•th . Com~"' Raso. Jo<h Kloth

l'ronl ro"' Tara GI'!'~OI) . Sarah \1r~rdle Jr"•·a ll1nton '-!rstrn 1\al~rr, f:ht.11x'th !linton. Jrnmfrr l)or'o{') Cl)stal SharJ> Second 1'011 !leather \1r)rrs. Elena Chlappmrlli. Msta Karlstrom. Jr si!'a Sh<•lidan. Julk' Rur~n . Jrnn1 McDougal , Mstmllro11nln~. Janrllr 1\r~cllllan Thn'!l ro11 Coach Gl'!'g \\ alters. Gla I.e\\ IS. Sarah lhple. \1andl Strze~. Stephanie lledrmgton. Karl Miller. \ngt>la llatnrld. '11)a Thompson

\\ \\ \liE \D- There's no cloubt 11 hat's on Sarah lliple's mind as she pulls m1a) from the park.

\\ \LI\1 G 0\ 1\IR-IIan Cho 11ill so 11hate~er it tal-es to

cross the

Fl LL STRIDE- Jennifer

Dorse~ striclrs her II a} to the finish line.

finish line first. OE:rER\11\ \TIO\- Tara Grego!) sh011s her drtrrmination to 11in the rare no matter 11 hat happens.

IT' ' \ 1.0\G R \ CE- R)an Slacl.. realizes h011 long some ra es ran tal-e. but continue,Âˇ on strong.

THE MORE THINGS CHANGE THE MORE OUR SPIRITS LIFT "Charger . core. ix \1ore!" That was the ideline the 1995 cheerleader u ed at the niver al Cheerleader A ociation Cheerleading Camp, in Charle ton. IL. The girl came home with man award such a Camp Champ for a ideline cheer. uperior ribbons for all evaluation . Dance Champ . and they also brought home a pirit tick. enior, Marci Herge qualified for Camp All- tar. and Catherine Bro\m and arah Buckius were invited to cheer at the Macy' Thank giving Day Parade in ew York. Th cheerleader definitely left an impre ion on all the girl at camp. Thi year tJ)Out \\ere a lot different. Girl and gu tried out for two quad rather than ju tone, a football cheerleading quad and a ba ketball cheei'Ieading quad. Thi new idea led to man new face on the quad. From the beginning of the ummer th heerleadcr ha e improved immen ely and continue to keep our chool pirit up and cheer the Charger to victory.

Front Row: Knsten f~er<Âˇe. Sarah llucklus. \11n<ly lluhnnestrr. Laine Martin. Julie llauer. SUI() Walton Second Ro"Âˇ Charlie ChailfX'I , ~n~la ~'el). ~ndrea lluck, Krtstrn ~1cWherter, Emil~ SehHII.lt'r. Susan Choc 'lltlrd Row CatheliiM' Bro\\n , \1Jrcl Hrrg<>s, Chrtstrn Trea<l\\ay, Susanne Stoll, Unsay Hansen

Fronl Row Unsry ll allbec~. Chene ~elmrler Second Row: Emily Hoerr. Jill Hul<'hlson, Janelle Coon, Lauren Stephens Third Row '\a!alle Ellis Fourth Row IJnd~ Allen. Brook Munds.

THE MORE THINGS CHANGE . THE MORE WE GET INTO OUR GROOVE You e them p rform at every home football game during half-time; it i not the band; it i the Lancer . Th talented twel e girl who wer cho en from the fort girl who tried out in pril. The Lancer took th ir talent all the wa to Charle ton, at Ea tern Illinoi niver it , where the participated in the '\C Danz Camp. The Lancer placed econd \Vith their home routine and received a bid for ational with the camp routine. The brought home a pirit tick and becau e of thi pirit, won th pirit ward. Thi award i an honor to receive becau e it i given LO the quad with the mo t pirit and leader hip, and i voted upon b the other quad . ot onl did the quad win award , but enior, banda Key wa nominated as II American. Thi earth Lancer and Cheerlead r united at th Homecoming embly doing a pecial dance together. E\ery dance routine een at the football game wa made up b the girl themselve . Mr . Krone, their coach , wa very cited about th squad. he exclaim , "It i an awesome quad thi year!"

Front Row ~llllams.

tephanle Tr1gg. Sarah Fertig. EUzabetb Dupuis. Valena \lc\1111011. Second Ro" \Iegan Schnekler. ~ubel') hllo llale, hannoo Da"IJns. Sh~ F ter Third Ro" : Tal ha Posey. handa ~t')S. \Iegan Foresman

HO\\ THO E Mu CLE - E\ en though the are dancing. th their mu cle for all tO sec.

Lancers fle\

Homecoming Charger Spirit

Tram- Coach Buncl~ and Coach Chambers get the team ready for the football game.

10\r ~ou , mwn- These fl011ers ("mums " ) 11erc wom in spirit on da~

of the football 1 ictory.

Spirit \H'Ck began with 'I\\ in Day. Tuesday- Rrtro Day, \\edn sday- Class Color Day. Thursday - Gnmgy Btml Da . and Friday- Blue and \\hite DaJ. There were several participants and lots of creative outfits. Hall decorating wa a success. The arious halls werr decorated in gree (Freshmen). yellow (Sophomores), red (Juniors), and \)lu (Seniot'S). frida was the pep a embly. and the gjlll \\as filled \\itb spirit. The results of the spirit chain and hall decorating contest \\ere announ .ed; Sophomores won both and also received th erall spirit week award. The Sophomores ate their \\a~ to the winning of LIH' pie-eating contest. and the Juniors \\On the "Charger Spell Out.·· Interact put on a skit honoring the football and cheerleading tean1 , the Lancer and Fall cheer squad indivi tally performed aq thrn also did a together. and th court was annou .d. \II in all. t e spirit was e emely hi • and the students were pumped for the game. k.ell~ Dunn. Sita Sengsavanh. Serena Schlake, Brian \clson . Brendan Bevins. \manda StrzesaJ.... and \1ichael \cwman look C\tremel) t-:pirited. Go chargers!

Face paint-

Go girls- Tiw Lancers and the Fall Squad Cheerleadei'S perform their crowd-pleasing dance. \\ork It!- The guy cheerleaders had a great time performing at the pep assembly.

Chargers Get Psyched!

Strike a pose- TI1e::;e girls let loose and break it liO\\ n at the 1993 Homecoming Bonfire.

911- The Juniors were sick with spirit a~ the) yelled. ÂˇÂˇraralyzc the Panthers! "

Spirit and Pride- The Afro-1\merican cl ub's float wa. a S\\ ret surer, at the parade.

Gldd) lp-IJbh) Scherer. for the second )ear. proud!) ride' her Charger horse. fhc) were members of the \\inning !'nior float!

â&#x20AC;˘

tIn Paris

Sa) \\hat?- llid Chri:;tina G1\in ralrh the gossip Shnrial 1\Jng and Ourrn- Bruce Bro11 n amt \larci HergeR share the spotlight as t he~ dnnce to " Kiss From \Rose."

The 1995 Homecoming was sure success. Student Council members worked very hard to pull off a night to remember. After months of planning, the day came, and the decorating began. To keep with the theme of " Midnight In Paris," the school gym was decorated with an eighteen foot Eiffel To\Ver, whites, and lamp posts. Everyone seemed extremly pleased with the atmosphere. Over eight hundred pictures were sold, and, therefore, the picture line was unfortunately long. All in a1l, however, Centennial students were satisfied with the Homecoming dance. Sa) Chrrsl.'- ~lt~tthe11 ln1 in and hi~ date from l.rhana enjo~ a slo11 dance togrhl!'r

\nrkrson l!<ll c her at the Homecoming dance?

Break fi'Om danflng- \ 1arrhoml \1 illiams. Shaunc Spurlork. Toni Freeman. and a friend form Central take a brl'ather from the danrl' nnor.

Studs?- These freshmen guys decided to sh011 their stuff. ) Ct play it cool at their first Homecoming dance.

The Royal Court

Good-Bw!- Conch Bunch 11alks \ndrea Campion. the I <)<J..t llomrroming ()ucrn. down the aislr for her last da1 as (]ueen .

First row: James Bro11 n and \bigail Wiegand . Second ro11: Ste1 en Good11 in. \ngela Hatfield. Karah Herge , Da~ I Co" nHrtl row: \1ichael Benks, Lindsa~ Hansen. Fourt row: Susan Barbour J\l'IHlra \lien. Stephanie Hamilton .. I arc i llerge". ancl \1! ·c Ste1ens. Fifth r011: Jason Call011a~ . Bruce Br011n. \ate Good. Ben Penner. Luke Seh~

The court was '' onderfull~ honored throughout Homecoming week. This ''as due to \1s. Seed's efforts. She had everything organized ancl planned prior to the actual events. She did her best to give Homecoming Court special recognition. 1\t the pep assembly. she had the senior court and also the winning underclas attendants appear on the gym noor. At the football game, \1s. Seed had the fathers walk the senior court girls out onto the field. Once again at th Homecoming dance, Ms. Seed specially recognized the court. Her efforts were greatly appreciated . The crowned Queen and King were Marci Herges and Bruce Brown. Congratulations!

Congrats!- \l1se ' te1 en-. .• Janw~ Bnm n, and Lul..c eh~ tool.. lil..e om• llapp1 famil1.

Congrats!- Stephanie Hamilton and \ ate Good "mile as the~ t~ to hide ho11 cold the) arc.

Congrats!- Bruce Bro11 n giles Kendra -\lien a high tile for a job 11 ell done

Congrats!- Susan Barbour and Jason CalIowa\ gil e a friend!} 11 a1 e as the) pass b) the camera.

Congrats!- \Ia. ci Herges and Ben Penner look like the1 arc hm ing a good time 11 hile riding in the paratic.

Love or

·des The Rails

• • •

Will Th

ail Train Run

Th!2rM~~~nnial

Playmaker,· pre ·ented the melodrama ln\e Rides the Rail . .\ melodrama is a t :pe of theatre that includ , \ illain . hero . mu ic. humor. and mo.'t important!~ audience participation: throughout the shO\\ the audience wa free to boo. his . applaud. etc. for the characters. The characters included ' imon Dark.,.ay (the illain). \\ho attempt · to , \\indle the mortgate from \ta HOpt>\\ell and \\in the lo\e of Prudence Hope.,.ell (the heroine). To aid imon in hi plan are Dirk n ath and Carlotta Cortez (\illaines ). Our hero of this tale i Truman Pendenni and hi. ide kick Harold tanfa t . \\ho sa\ the da in the end The e character along \\ith man~ other made the hO\> delightfully entertaining. The ho\\ wa \>ithout a dull moment. The cha e c nes. falling tr e . bar fight . bar girl dancing. people on railroad track . and tremendous hum r kept th audience on the edge of their eat . Love Ride h Rail wa njoyed by all. and left e\ery one with a mile on hi face .

I t Ro" Tania

-.. hmitlt, fh.1 ~ B

ataUe t.tfi, U.Ca Brecre ~ ll'\Cil' !nd ROO> 3nl Ro" Uf Omlno IJm

.m. (;ma Lathrop lame Robbin' " '"'"' S<h,.~rt Chrh Cordoo Er1n

11 <~<1<' ~f\ln IIJ" Jrrtlll\ IIIII T rJ 'i<JUthcombr. 4th R""

\ la,,.rll. \1• t f'lnrwrt

Chn'

Daught er ! - \I other Hope\\ ell (1\atie \Ialone) call for her belo1 cd daughter. Prudrncc.

~1C .

.\llelula!- Th \\Omen ' chorus adds mu ic to thr hO\\

ta -..~-''"

hndd~ ~II\ 8a • \n<lrr" liN ~Pit I\.Jr1 \Iillo- Jon llcrbaum. Jc , , '>< hullr " lf'\e lA sdon \IJtt r~, ' 5th Rn" \nnatmnc \1.!< IA'O!I lonlno \ l lnncd. \l.Jiont ~a C.orman r. , ll cbbt·r 6th Rmo \ ldl't t.< lklrtlt lim \n<ler Gw. J.lCob< C.rorgt' Furta [)u,fll lld11111ton f..al "UT3l00to Chad

1-.atrtna

\h , Carlotta! - imon ·eek.<. Carlotta' (Erin hneider) aid in hi de1 ilish plan .

.\nd no\\ ! - Cllris \\ ebber. the introduce the sho\\

lillian Brcell' Chr1 Un.1 11.~1<-

'-,ffphanlc (.o ' llrather Shou<lel. SW<ie ll<'nh.trt \\a t.Jm C.1ndace ~~·,fer \ ldlna ~ btl

, trike! -The railroad ... orJ,.cr deride to thr011 do\\n their tool and triJ..e.

000 La La - .. ~ FiFi. pla)ed b} \nnamari \1a Leod

\es ~taster! - Dirk neath (Tanino Minneci) and Simon Darkway (Chri Cordon) de~ise yet another e~il plan.

\ ou \- iper! - Dir!.. neath recei~ e the cold houlder from Carlolla Cortez (Erin lmeider).

WhaL'II ~a ha~ e?- Dan the bartender (George Furia) offers !l.ai !l.uramoto a drink

Hurray! - Our heroes Prudence (Je ica hulte) and Truman (Jon Berbaum) make their 1~ay into the woods.

Shew! - Dirk relaxes on Carlotta's couch and await her arrival.

The Opener! - Tania Coambs, Kelly Babyok, and Candance Kes Ier sing as the sh011 begins.

You spurn me?! - â&#x20AC;˘Like a Oy from Dirk (Tanino Minneci) to Fifi.

bread' says

h e goL it! - imon contemplate 11 hal his next mo1e ~~ill be to 11in the heart or Prudence (Jc ica Shultc).

Harold old friend! - Truman (Jon Berbaum) remo~es Harold' (Chad Maw,;ell) arm from his belmed Prudence (Jessica hulte).

llello it Is I! - Polly Purebred (Sara Gorman) make a visit to U1e Hopewell' . Piano \lan! - Play il again

Sam. or in lhk ca e. \1all Goss.

Fall Styles

David "'oonan

Karah llet'gcs

Sabir Ra hid

•••

1-,.ari \1cDanicl

THE MORE THINGS CHANGE ... THE MORE WE HOOP IT UP! The 1995-96 girls' basketball ram had a fantastic season this year. The varsity, j ni r v · y, an freshman teams all finished with winning r c rd . · c n · ence to the players and coaches for anoth great son ne t year. Rick Welch and Molly Mills, the fr s an and junior ar · y oaches, felt the younger players came to together very well th ughout the season and finished off doing gr at. Th varsity season not only finished with a fantastic record, but their season was filled with very memorabl experiences too. Head coach Tim Fairchild, won hi SOOth career ·ctory at Centennial. The Chargers won their ho t rnam nt, th Charger Invitational, and came in 4th place in the 6 earn nual Tournament in Peoria. These win lp d them exc I to their 11th regional championship 5 seasons. Ending with record of 20-8, plus 9 returnin varsity players next year, everyone is looking forward to another very intense and exciting season.

I·1N "'" C.lnil' llmlh. 11t>lls'<J Glrrum. IA!rl R1w IJ'<l 1OllilA. SJra Gorman. SJra I~Hilh St~·<Ktd "'" C<klch '11m hurchlhl. C,l'l'l lh'mlrM ~' lll')na \11 Cwkl<' l),mk·ll<' !01 dan Gi<t IRII Is. Chrlst<·n lrt•,ul"al S,un<.~ntha f\ rrcttr. Cn<.~<h llnlil IIIIIs

hN nm Corruw Clough. Lt•ah <:oldt~·r~ ~rlsl) IIIIIs . lleallwr llr,ulh<un. Sara Gonn<ln. Sara ll<Milh. 1111'111'11<' Clutts. S,llll<lnlh<.l LH'r<'llr S<>rmul "'" Cnarh 11111 Fa1rrhild. liir1 Rl>ar. J,uwli<' lrkenrun . \nne Con'l. ~~ 1,1 R••m•·~•· C<N'I lkndrlrks. ChrNrn 'lr<WIII <II. Coarh \Ioiii ~ t ills.

F \~;T BRE \1\- Jamillah Bo11 man dri1 ('S the basl..rt after stealing the ball. L \111- TI1r \ arsit~ tram hu<ldlrs togrthrr on thr crntrr of thr court brforr a gamr.

REBOL \D- \\11ilr pulling d011n a rrbouncl. \nnr Con~ takrs do11n t110 of the opposing pla}ers.

PEP T \LI\- Freshman Coach. Riel.. \\rich. instructs the team during a time out.

DEFE\ E- \lelissa Glerum and B~na \lcConiJe 11atch in amazem nt as Samantha E1 erette clrfends her

Jrll Slt'IIUlkm. Enuh (J)f('ll(' Phunll:! \~U\('Il Ernh llumtwrl.. \ndrt•a ~fHll"-t\ ,J._mlilltlh (ri•hrl..t• St•rnnd roy, Su...a.n 0:,.!\\tll , \nlltl Btu!... \lonlra llou't' \ngel._l ti.Jtrlehl Rt•hfn._l \lu,.., Sll.lrl,ll lnrlt'NIII lt'ni II l'll<ltt• C"llh RH II t•lt h nr,l 1'0\\ ,Jt-nn, llt'rtM·r

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THE MORE THINGS CHANGE ... THE MORE SHOTS WE SINK. It's been another xciting ar for the ''Pressing Chargers!'' Head coach Cole an Carrodine had high expectations for the 1995-96 Charger sine the b ginning. Coach Carrodine predicted a good sta t from he ''P ing Charg r '' and that is exactly what he got. Although th Charg rs' first loss was their first g e of the Carbondale Tournam nt, the team got stronger as the season progressed. ''This year' earn showed a tremendous improvement from last year,'' said ach Carrodine. The varsity te finished with a record of 19-7 an he freshman at 18-4. The v rsity team won their third straight ig elve Championship this ear as well. One of the major hi hli ht th varsity team ha this year was id, ''This defeating MacArthur at ac rt ur. Coach Carrodin has been one of the best earn I have coached since started coaching at Centennial.'' Bes of lu to Coach Coleman Carrodine and the upcoming ''Pr ing G a g

Hf"t ro\\ \1Jrugrr Dt•nru"' \1,llthc·'" I)" \ll(lrt~ \1tCum . Cedrtr llughe" .•Ja,ml <...1110\\J\ Coad1 Colrrnan Carrodine. Jacob Golcllx·r~ Sle\e I <J~e. Chri-toplwr Donahoe. S<•rorHI ""' \1,lrlo 1.unb<'rl. Coarh J1m Tem. Bill\ 1£\\iS, Robert llubharcl llranclon ~auffm,um . I <J~r St'h\. Can ell \mnMIS. Ran•m<' GH>hs. Rohht<' IAlllA. Chris Laroe. Coarh II 111ir Ta\lnr

Front nm \1< Clw1per. \l,trlon \\i\li,tms . 1lm Boudn•,Ju. h.t'flll('th Gr,mt Geor~e l>audson Second nl\\ \lana:.,»t.•r, lknnls \1.illhe\\s Chris I.IZ, D<1ml Co\. John Ree\es. Brlanla)lor, \Illes Johnson. Coach 111111e la' lor

I'Ll IT B \CI\- Lul-.t• rh\ takrs nothing from thr Eisrnho11rr team as he ruts through tlw lant• for the put back

RE \LL' E\TII LSl \~'TIC F \ \S!- \\ ho needs three referees 11 hrn ~ou can hill e <;('I en? Thrsr sr1rn gu}S control thr chrrrs From thr ·tudrnt srction .

SIIOO 'I OR I' \S, ?- Onr of Str1 c Lul-.r's man\ taslo.s as point guard is to drcidrd to pass or shoot it.

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B \Lir Canrll \mmon, 11ins thr tip ofF again t thr Eisrnho11rr Panthrr, .

DbFE\ E! DEFE\ E!- Chri'> Laz as. umrs a good drfensil r po iti n against his opponrnt.

H \ \G TI\IE- \I arion \\ illiam. glides throu$ the air to add t11o morr point. to thr Charg ro. · ,corr.

Front fO\\ . llana~r. Jrrrnl\ Bro\\ n \mlrr Joor,.11tus \esbtll , Rilll<h II alkt•r ~t'Jlh llalnot• J,tkt• llnN'\ Jerenl) llunt . Jor 11Jp'<m . JO'I' Ph ll,lP"'" N'ron<l ro\\ ll,trlo l..:mthert. 11,1lt1larb<•t•. R\,m f:manut'l. Slt'\l' 1\urth . John l~rm oa-hJun IIU/:hl' ' · 1\illkllll lA' \\ h . RnllrtM' \nun~. J,l/lmn IIJIIkllllS. Joffrt• Colll<'rl , Slt'\1' Jon··-. t ..K'h Jun

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THE MORE THINGS CHANGE ... THE MORE TEAMS WE TAKE DOWN. The 1996 Charger wrestling team entered a new era under Coach Ed Mears. Coach Mears guided the Varsity to a 16-7-1 . . . Chris J eurisse , a ·r. a hi , 1 a] bdul ah, on Ho nbuckle, and ne comer Sam Hill, the Charg rs placed w II at all the top meets, including a third place finish at both the Big 12 Championships and Regional competition. Through the Regional meet they managed to qualify seven wrestlers for the Sectional held the next week and a chance at State. Two of those seven included Regional champions Aaron Hornbuckle in the 189 pound weight class and Corey Reid in the Heavyweight division. Although nobody qualified for the state meet, Coach Mears was very satisfied with the team and is looking forward to the years to come.

FIN ro" f.hrt' Jeurl"t'n. l'!'l<'r 11.1\tlt'l. Chrt' llalclt'l. SJhtr Ra,llKI. S~r.ol \twtull,oh. Rtrhw Coa<l. Jo,h Johanr~ SN·ond ro" Daniel llomhut~h· \nthun1 l'tof'hornn. ll<'n Sl!'phrns. \nclrt·" 1\il<l. SJm Itill. \,~rnn llornhur~lr, l\orr1 Rt•ld

FIN ro" \nthom For,hlt·r. Ja"m B<'l~ ctlfl, 11,111h'l. .lt·rt·nll th,on S<·roncl rm1 : llanlt'lllomhurkit', Brt,m f:tt!'r. Rotx-rtlh'Fft-rn,on. C:h,N' tln,m

'I' \1\L DO\\\- \fter t,tl..ing his opponent

<hm n. Siraj \bdullah trirs to gain some more points b~ pinning him

1'1\ 'E\1- Chris lla~del g<'ls his opponent on his bar!... and goes for the pin .

H \ \GI\G TOLGH- Richie Goad tries to hang tough and till th opponent to Lf\ and help the Chargers 11in thr mrrt.

HOLD

0\- Charger \\rrsllers

ai11a~s hold in for the 11in

ST \RE DO\\\- Richie Goad stares d011 n his opponrnt before thr match . The determination on Ric~Âˇ face S<J)S it all.

THE MORE THINGS CHANGE ... THE MORE WE MAKE A SPLASH. The 1996 Centennial Boy ' swim team reassert d themselves as one of the be t in the area. Led by swim Coach Marni Tobin and "ving Coach Don Waybright the Chargers finish d with a 6-1 dual meet record and e ond place finishes in all of the big meets including the Bloomington and Charger Invites, Regionals and Sectionals. The Sectional m et a a ily the hi · of th eason. Through the Sectional meet two di ers our individual wimmer and one rela ualified for the State meet in Ev n ton. Kyle Stuebs made his third straight trip in th diving competition, e, Kai Kuramoto, but thi · e with some company, freshman Pat Collins. Rob Br r, and Br nden B vin all qualifi d for an individual event orne thing that had not be n done at Cent nnial since 1993. Freshman K in joined Dye, Kuramoto nd Bevins in th 200 yard freestyle relay that not only it to state but shattered the school record. The medley relay with Dye, Ku arnot ower, and Bevins al o broke a ix year old chool record that day. Senior and t captain Matt Hay along with freshman brother Kevin Hays gave the team strong ·stance swimmer who finished strong at most meets. The smallest team in about twenty years is ·ronicall one of the b tin school history. Both the coach nd s · ers are con dent th t the succe swill continue nex r. They will lose tw e ·ors but will return six of seven state qualifiers and hope to be sendin r . If · gs go right f r the Chargers in '97, they very well o go wn as the best v .

First ro" : Carl Dal) . Brendan I'W\Ins, \1alt \1enun. Rob Ihe ~e\ln l'opr, l'atrl<l. Collins. Juslm Sarher Second ro" \1alllla)s. Kr\ln ll,l)s. ~)It' Sluebs. Erir Bro\\lllng, Kal Kuramoto. Bra<l l'o"t'"'

PERFECT E:'iTRY- Kyle 'tueb fini hed off a great Centennial diving career incl uding numerou tate qualification .

BRK \THE- 1\ai 1--uramoto rome. up for a breath in the I 00 }ard brea trolo.e. 1--ai , rt a ne\\ 1\\ in Cit~ \lert rerord '' ith a I 05.33 time.

RE \CH- Rob D~e ~tretrhes out to rea h tiH \\all . \ 56.83 time plare<l Rob at second in the 1\\in Cit~ \leet.

THE MORE THINGS CHANGE THE MORE WE GET FIRED UP A new sea on brings changes. especial! on Centennial's Cheerleading Squads. There arc a few new faces and a few faces missing. The mrsit new faces belong to four, ne\v, male eheerleaders. On the varsity squad are, Matthew Eckhardt, Tony Russell, Bruce Brown, and Rob Tichenor. The e ne'' varsity cheerleaders and there t of the squad brought home a fir t place trophy from the Carbondale Tournament.

only did the basketball team compete there. but the cheerleading squad al o competed against the other quads at the tournament. Thi year both squads brought a lot of enthusiasm to the games and worked extra hard in practice to find a way to get the crowd more involved.

~ot onl at home games did the cheerleaders want this enthusiasm. but at away games too. Thi year the squads went to all away

games too. The helped bring spirit to our school this year and will for years to come.

ALL SMILES- The \ar ity cheerleader are all smiles after \\inning the f1rst place trophy at the Carbondale Tournament. Cheerleading Competition.

ALL TOGETHER \0\\ ... '\1indy Buhrmester. usan Choe.

usanne

toll. and Tony Rus el try to get the

crO\\ d in~olved in a cheer.

FIRE lP- Jill Hutchison. Emily Hoerr. Lindsa~ Allen , and Cherie Keimeier f1re up the crowd with a tunt.

RI I G TO THE TOP- Kristen Pierce rise while being held up by Bruce Brown.

to the top

THE MORE THINGS CHANGE THE MORE TIMES WE GET DOWN. The Centennial Lancers arc till hO\\ ing off the latest dance mOH'S on I~ thi lime it is on the ba ketball court . rather than on th football field. They arc not any new face Âˇ to the squad for the \'vintcr sports. but the talent impro\r \\ith each game. The Lancer ha\C done a gr at job of entertaining u through out the year at the half time how of each game!

\\TICIP\TIO \ - The Lancers \\ail an\iously for the mu.Âˇie to start. P \R"LE -\'a lena \1c\lillion spari..Ie ''hen she smiles for the camera.

JLSI' M0\1E\TS BEFORE- arah Fertig. hannon Om' lJn . ' hilo Hale. and tephanie Trigo fmd lime to jump into a pi lure before the big performance.

BLO\\ 1\G "' E - ' tephanie Trig~! biO\\ sa lJ , into the erO\\d before he begins dan in~

The Afro-American ''Talent Show'' Stand Lp Straight! Br'ure Brown and Cand Phillip look rhee a they wait for the music to brgin.

Total Concentration! Ornni Matthev.s and Teli ha Po ey \\ere a urr succe at " Talent Show" 1996.

Spectrum Man! !ley! Donald 'Vlann it look a if you're thinking about pectrum; isn 'l lha t right, Kari 'Vliller?

Pick Man! - Chri tina Gvv in and Japhu Bonduarant sit down for a breather during the frican rene.

Beautiful Girls! lacy \\alton. 'hamla Key , and Charblie Chappel hO\\ lhe audience their mO\ e and groo\ e . Let It Loose ! lhea Penninoton lel it all loo e a he tell the audience about her ong.

Hugs and Kisses! - \1 . Ca ey gi\ e Bruce BrO\\n a great big hug afler recei\ing her fiO\\er for being a pon or of the \ frican \ merican Talent hO\\.

Than k s! \1 r . Chamber doe hi hand ha~e a, he recei\ e ' hi flO\\ er for the help he did for the \frican \ m rican Talent 'ho\\.

Sing ll Gil'l! - \1ar'ion Carter gi\ e il all he ha a he le ll her man '' ail until I gel home. lour Oloits Please! - Ed\\ ard Pepper ing a lil lie lullaby to alllhe hone~, in the audience.

~ea- Late!~ Ronnie l\1orcland has been impressing all \\ ith hi talent.

\\m\- \ nna~1aric l\1acLcod and Clint Sheffer perform Shake peare in 30 seconds or less.

ta~ln ' \II\ eRamsey Roc. Patrick Rou c. l'.ac Smith . and Georgr Furia gel pumped up as \icJ.. \udo chill .

Jazzln ' It up- The Centennial Jazz Band added a \\hole lot of Âˇpice to pectrum

1995.

AIIHIIII- Erin chneider ings out that lo\e i a crazy thing!

Performers ()on,rld llano. \clt'llr Ruthrnbl'r~ . llarl) f:C~hardt . Tanlno llmnl<'l. \loll\ ~prrsorl. lamina Stubl'r Josh Sll'H) lama Coambs. \nna\larir \lac· lecxl. Chm Sheffer. Stephanie Ro1se \riJJ Oaluea. Oustrn llarnrltnn. &n Drpr" Fil f.ortrz.Chris ~a sa~ . Remme \1ordand. Jc•rem) II ll~rrson. \ir~ 1\ashinAton. \ndre" lle<'~rll. Justm \larlln. Brian Ra)mtmd ron) Ru-sel. Julie Bur~ . Chris Conlon , ~ristc•n \lr\1 hrrter. Susanne Stoll. Jcx·rl\n llartlnkus. Jrml\ Olson. ~" \larlln~us. f:nn Sc·hneider. Grorge Furia. \It~ \min. l'atrd Rouse. Rmnsr1 Rtlt' . Zarh.m Smith Jaulland Jon llerbaum. Jamie Rush , '11m \oire. Justin llrath. Chad \la\"l'll, Justm Sarhrr, Jullr &rj!. &n BI'\<Ull Dmrlssart"<>n. R1an Slar~. i,u~e Spari.K \lall Go". Tara S<ruthcornhe. Bnan TailOr, Chris Richardson. ~atheruw Grltlt'rg, Charles Gasl, Erin S;•arb) , ~ldlt Finnrrll, \ic· llansrn IJrumhne Lara 1lrrrt.r, Kallr Crrnnro. JO<' Grant , llrandon IIO<XI. Chris Colhns. Trm 1\rndl. Krill Dunn. Dan FrlJJWr, ~ndrra rAiflsalus. Dmld llansen. Jmralhan SIOitlfus. Kmhrrinr Gc•lherg L1prr""""· En~ \lr1andrr. lania Coambs. \r~lllaluwr . \arl Gcxxlrnan , llrlllla1rs. Shaun Landrrth. ~tlr ll<llonr. Rlan l'rrr). bnn Srhnrlder. &n Sterlr. Juhe Baurr. Chns Cordon. &n Depr". Dustrn llarrultoo. ~uri ~~r~ham , Sl<'ll' IJrgsdon. Jc•nrw \l)han, Tom Ru"rl , Sall1 Shrrts. Jrnnlfrr 'lur~rr . Juhr llurk ~aur Conlon. S~1lc•r Francis. \lallllarshbarger Kai Kuran»to. Mslrn \If\\ hrrter. Ja'£rn Peoples. \oelle Ruthenherl! "-rill'\ Srh\\ri$arl. Slal'\ llall<lfl t~·<XIuclion Staff 11rs Su1~1nne \ldrlcl~'<' . \Irs. lldrian \\)all . llr. JOt' \loll. Chrlstoph<'r Cordon. \nclre11 &rkell . 11e~Jn Farrell) . l,u~r llolh"rll Enn lanlandrnghJm. llirhrllr Cluns. Grrg JJ<ob'. ""'' Slt•,rns "-hn Schmidt

E '\ ce ll ent strings- Jo h teff) performed perfectl;y 11ith both his guitar and his solo 10ice.

E'\pert- \1r. Joe \\olf giles e'cellent advice to the jazz band. Fever- i\oelle Ruthenberg gave the audience chill 1vith her superb vocal solo.

From the heart- • a1 e the Best for Last: sung b~ Stephanie Ro~se. 11 as a sure sucres .

Pouring ralnTania Coambs did a 11 onderful job 11 ith the groo1in' song, • 'end Do11 n the Rain.' Michael?- !ley, Tony Russel, do ~ou k.no11 the Moomvalk?

'o mor·e 10\e- Brian Raymond pleased the audience 11 ith his vel) 011 n song.

TI1e SnO\\ Court : Ste\e Lul..e. Emily Sch\H'itLer. Seth ~;!.Jamal. \atalie Ciaccio. Zac Smith, Erica Dupuis, Calie Brown , Rob Tichenor. ' usanne Stoll. and \icholas \udo.

Erica Dupui • and Seth EI.Jamal

/'..ac Smith and Erica Dupuis arc pleased to be the royal SnO\\ King and Queen of the \\inter dance.

Emily Srh\\eitzer and te\e Luke

The pre,ious 1\ing and Queen , Sonny \\alt..er and "'ress hores. \\ere proud to pre ·ent crO\\ n to the llC\\ SnO\\ King and Queen. Catic BrO\\ n and Rob Tichenor

*\\Inter\\ onderland was held at the lllini Lnion on December 16, 1993. \umerous tickets \\er·e sold. and the dance was another Student Council success. Lat..c of the \\ oods Photogr·aphj took the couple and group picture, . The court \\as announced b tudent Council President, usan Barbour. and the 1\ing and Queen•, crO\\nS \\ere presented by Sonny \\'alker and Mess ' hores.

Winter Styles

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Rud~ard

Brooke

\1c\IUJ'ra~

Jeptha 1\afziger

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Jonathan Penner

'ponsors: \1rs. Ellis-\rison . \1rs. udiO\\

e, idenl : 1\risten \lc\\lwrter ice Pres: \athan Good 'ecrelary: Zac ' milh easurer: Bruer Brm\ n enior \(1\ isor Co. Chairs: Tanino \1inneci and ' tephanie Goss 'e l'\ ice Co. Chairs: Jon Ber'baum and \ndy \\'hitfol'<l International Co. Chairs: Sabir Ra hid and Liz Rotramel Club Co. Chairs: Emil~ chweitzer and Britta Ennen Interact is a sri'\ ice organization sponsored b~ the Champaign Rota~ Club. IL sLxty senior members are ho en according to their integr'it~. dependabilit~ . and leadership potential. Each year Interact completes <Jbout L\\O-Lhousand hour of en ice for the school and communil). Some of their acti\ ities include: l nited \ ay. Kid \\a) . 0\fam. Special Olympic . Oucl\s 6. Freshman \\ elcome. L of I Commencement ushering, Bingo at Americana \ur'sing Home. Adopt-a Family. Homecoming s!Jt. r'e~c ling throughout the school. and ,Âˇarious other communit) el'\ ice act .

Sponsor: Mr. Higgins R.E.A.C.H.- Ready Ears And Caring Help Reach provides a school based esource in a structural setting o facilitate positive interactions and change among the student ody.

Peer Tutors assist other Centennial students with their nomework and preparaLion for te t . The tutors who olunteer have e perU e in all subject areas and are available to help others before and after and in first and eventh

ponsor: Mrs. Sudlow and Mr. William Pre ident: Brooke Ander on ice Pres.: Tim Kenn dy Secretary: Keri Crandall a ur r: Scott Laughlin tud nt For Better World participate in re ycling pickup, Earthday project , aving rain fore ts, and selling refillablej reu able mug .

ponsor: Mrs. Hemborough

~ews :

Megan Taylor Feature : Jeff Vanlandingham port : Lind ay Hansen he Cenlinal staff is esponsible for the production of the chool newspaper. ~ember manage to rapture the more candid aspects and controversial topics of the student bod at Centennial.

pon or: Mr. ewport Pre id nt: Valerie Haun Vice Pr Jon Berbaum ecretary: Katie Reid Trea ur r: Juli Buck ational Honor oci i compo d of junior and enior with a GPA of 4.5 or abov ctivitie in lude th Homecoming Bonfire, dopt-a-Famil , and the purcha of gold cord for honor tudent at graduation.

pon or: Mr. Stock President: Su an Barbour Vice Pres.: Erica Dupui Secretary: Li a Einfeldt Treasurer: Mary Barbour Student Council is the student body's government in action. ctivities include: Homecoming parade, assemblies, dances, and various other activities that benefit the chool as a whole.

pon or: .\1 . Terry and M . Ca e

.: iraj

ecr tary: abrina Davi Co- .: Richtre ha Dorri ur r: Ruqayyah Muhammad fro-Am rican Club i d ign d for f-ro-Am rican tudent to ha a oice in hat go on in Centennial. Thi tion i r pon ibl for th Canned d Dri and the annual fro-American t how in February.

pon or : Mr . Page and arh Principal holar a tiviti Âˇ clud monthl m ting , ollege tour , and ariou cultural and recreational a tiviti . Principal h lar al o h lp m mber prepare for coli g and I in th ir areer .

: Mr. Chambers, . Hohulin, Mr. Meade e Model U ations lub takes on the identit a country, assumes its lem , and attempt to lve them. Activities lud travel to the niversity of Illinois, in the s Model United ation ecurity Council ty, and a future trip ew York City.

ponsor: Ms. tub bins mbers of cwr e regular and ork study classes well as gain work erience within community.

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pon or: Mr. mith Chairp r on: M li a anLandingham Seer tary;rrea urer: ghan Gruzca oung D mocrat i compo ed of student who upport th Democratic arty. Th ir activitie include Âˇ -school meeting and ;political debat .

pon or: Mr. Grenda

Teenag Republican i a group of tud nt ~ ho upport the Republican Party. Their activiti include d bat . mo k election . Âˇ vol ement with the county R publican group, and chool meeting to di u political

Sponsor: Mr. Wolfe azz Bands I and II are composed of students Âˇ terested in learning and performing jazz. hey perform at Spectrum and compete at jazz festivals in the spring.

Sponsor: Mr. Wolfe Symphonic Band consists of the top ;musicians in the Band program. They give three concerts er year at Centennial.

Spon or:

~r.

Yanchu

Crew Chiefs: Erin chn ider and Uz Rotramel Th Broadcaster ' main duty Âˇs to announce the dail bulletin. Some member al o broad a t out ide of Centennial High School.

Compo ed of both actor and b hind th cen production worker , lh he pian manage and put on Cent nnial' theatrical performan e

re ident: Chri Kasak ice President: Tanino Minneci Seer tary: Jocelyn Spitzer ea urer: Meli a Stiff t Club con i t of tudent who are ery int re ted in the man form of art. Activitie includ aking individual and group art roject , ho ting the 11 ll-School t how, 11 going on field trip , and articipating in uniqu fund-rai ing activiti

pon or: \1r . \\ att Pre ident: Kri, ta Faron vice Pre ident: Brittany mith ecretary: Tanzania Curti \omen' Choru i de igned for beginning level inger . The} perform at many concert throughout the year. Their two mo t important performance are the Holiday and pring concert .

pon or: .\1r . Wyatt Pre ident: Brian Lewi Vice Pre ident: haun Landreth ecretary: \1att Hay hi i the fir t year Centennial ha male group. Men' Choru perform at oncert throughout the year, including the Holida and pring concert .

pon or: .\1r . \\yall Pre ident: Je hona \\ illiam vice Pre ident: Landa Jone ecretary: . atalie Elli Concert Choir i compo ed of tudent \\ho have a ucce ful audition. The Âˇ perform at concerts during the }Car, uch a~ the and pring concert .

Sponsor: Mr. Wolfe Concert Band is composed of students interested in performing concert music. They perform in three concerts per year.

Sponsor: Mr. Higgins Chairperson: Judy Feng rfrea urer: Susan Choe Secretary: Villy Bangsengthong IA is compo ed of A ian erican students initiating awarne s of different races and cultures from Asia. They invol ed in active sions, classroom presentations, student exchanges, community ervices, and fundraising.

re id nt: Stephanie Hamilton ice President: Libb Shere Seer tary: Li a Wat on d anced Worn n' Choir i designed for women who de ire to p rform on an xperien d le el. They sing at man concert throughout th ar, in luding the Holiday and pring Concert .

Spon or: Mr. Valentine The Senior of the Month Committee d t rrnine th candidates for the ballot, oted upon by th teacher , each month. Candidate ar det rrnined by th ir c II n e in activities, acad mic , and athl tic .

Sponsor: Mr. Waybright, Mrs. Searby, and Miss obin Centennial Guard is a group of students devoted to the boys' and girls' swim teams. hey offer their time to elp set up and take stats for the individual

Sponsor: Mr. Fleming Future Physicians of America Âˇ composed of students who how an interest in pursuing career in the medical field. Members invite guest speakers representing different options available in edicine and have taken a field trip to the medical chool of the University of Illinois.

Sponsor: Mrs. Chesser Speech Team is a group of students using their speaking, performing, and iting talents to entertain and perform. he team travels throughout Illinois competing for trophies and other

Sponsor: Dr. Sullivan Student Advisory is a group of students, primarily seniors, who advise the principal on various issues affecting the student body as a whole at Centennial.

Sponsor: Mrs. Seifert Members of Business Careers focus rimarily on their career plans for the future. All members participate in their own occupation outside of school.

:Ms. Lewis Meghan Grucza President: Samira Mirarefi : Annamarie MacLeod easurer: Heather Collins VU<'lAV~Jâ&#x20AC;˘u.Âˇ

he orchestra participates in many usic-related activities, including erforming at school concerts, strolling strings, performing at graduation, taking local tours, and taking field trips.

pon or: M . Little Pre ident: ikki Daluga ice Pre ident: Brigid Bri kin ecr tary: Lianne Carr frea urer: Judy Feng ffhe French Honor Societ i for French tud nt who have maintained a 5.0 GP Fr nch for at lea t two year . The club participate in the celebration of French holidays, perform ervice throughout the community, and take a fi ld trip to Chicago in o ember.

pon or: M . Daniel on Pre ident: Liz Rotramel Vice Pre ident: Clint Kowalik ecretary: amira Mirarefi irea urer: Brooke Ander on he German Honor ociety i compo ed of tudents who have excelled in their German cour e and have maintained 4.3 GP in German for at lea t three erne ter . ctivitie include: Make a Difference Da , Chri tma caroling, field trip to a German eta at the U of I, and a field trip to Chicago.

resident: Kindal Shores ice President: Valerie Haun Secretary: Keri Crandall Spanish Honor Society embers must have completed at least two years of Spanish with a 5.0 GPA. ctivities include a field trip to Normal.

Sponsor: Ms. McCandless President: Mandy Lee ice President: Samira Mirarefi International Club is for any student who Âˇshes to learn about various cultures. In the Spring the club holds an International Fair, which features food, fashion, art, and entertainment from different countries around the world.

r. Wolf Pep Band pro id the entertainm nt etween all home basketball gam

pon r: Mr.

wp rl

o- ditor : J hua L ff K ll Bab k

pon or: ~r . Yanchu and M .

Mi Ryung Kim

pon or: M . Mill PEOPEL tand for Ph i al E ploration pp rtuniti Program for E c ptional L arner . tud nt in th1 program are aide who a th adapti P.E. la

team earn

pon or: Mr . Wyatt re ident: Chris Cordon ice Pre ident: Du tin Hamilton ecretary: Kri t n McWh rt r Expre ion are an advanced group of multi-talented inger . The group p rform ariou chool concert , everal program throughout the community, and " articipate in many competitions.

Drum Major : Lianne Carl', Tara outhcombe, Chad Maxwell, Brandon Kauffmann Flag CapLains: hay People . Corrie Treadway ward : 2nd place in cia AA, rowd Appeal ward. 1 t place majors, 2nd place flag line, place wind . 3rd place drum award for Mahomet- eymor Marching Band

Sponsor:

~s.

Kenyon

Editors: Susanne Stoll and c y Kr p unior Editor: Kendal Shores Section Editors: Emily Schw itzer -Organizations, Stephanie Royse cad mics, ~ary BarbourUnderclass, Erica Dupuis Sports, Keisha Dunlap -Seniors

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'ikki Bi ell ikki Blight Ja on Bluhm layna Bon e Jarnillah Bowman Heather Bradham

Ed~ ard Brandt Megan Bright li a Bri kin Michael Broeren Jerem Brown Jhone Brown

Tia Brown Jordan Brownlee Cha e Bryan Benjamin Bryant Anna Buck Jo eph Burch

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Ghenaia Caper David harne Jennifer Chen Han Cho hannon Chri ten en andra Coamb

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Janelle Coan Nichola Coat Joffre Colbert Patrick Collin arah Colwell ndrea Con alu

Brenda Corum Erik Co Mete a Crabb Jeb Crandall arah Cran ton Dominique Crass

Robert Cra Dominick Crook ichola Cro by Heather Curry Michael Curtin Jeremy Curti

Jeremy Curti Ru ell Dalton Molly Dereu incent Dill Mary Dobbin Erin Donahue

Jo hua Ora gow Kelly Dunn Jeremy Dy on hem El-Jamal

Matt Elam Ryan Emmanuel Lauren Erick on Dawn E hardies Amanda E tergard Brian Etter

Je ica Everman Robert Facker M Li a Fairbank Kri ta Faron ilton Feng Jr. Jo eph Ferraro

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Mary Ferlig Cordell Finley Cind Fleming icole Frick Raymond Gardner l\1atthe-w Garland

Terry Garri on II Tiffan Gehrke Kendra Ger tein Ja on Gilliland Grace Gip on Kathleen Glea on

Fre hman Class President-Emily Hoerr take carr of , m important bu inc

R e ad ~ to go-Braden Re}nolds look an'\lou to o home after a long da at , chool.

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Kri tin Goedke teven Goodwin Kathryn Grady Jennifer Graves Michael Green Zarah Griffin

icole Griglione Ju tine Grubb Jennifer Gru b Chri tina Gwin Pl'il Hale Yvonne Halenar

Lindse Hallbeck Leah Hamilton Jeremy Hardy Willie Harmon ermeaka Harri Angela Hatfield

IIi on Haun Kevin Hay David Hazen Malisa Hedrington Kara Heldman Chri toph Heller

Jennifer Herber Darnell Herring IIi on Herriott Ryan Hickman Jeremy Hill Rachel Hill

Emily Hoerr Je Hollis cott Holme Chri tal Hopkin Emily Hornbeck Daniel Hornbuckl

Monica Hou e Da haun Hughe atalie Hughe Jeremy Hunt Clinton Hu ki on Greg Jacob

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Jaimee Jaucian U a Jerutka \ichola Jeuri en Elizab th Joebgen \1eli a John on Phillip John on

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Kri ta Karl trom Kevin Keck ean Keene John Keller Marcu Kent Candace Ke ler

Peter Kim Miranda Kingery Darnien Kington Daniel Kirkwoodawyer Ja on Kloth Matthew Kolb

Amanda Ko Ro Kretz Andrea Krou e Joyce Kuechler 1icole Labrecque Amy Lambert

helly Landreth Je ica Lanman Gina Lathrop Lani ha Lawrence Leyla Leblebici Chad Lehman

Brian Lewi Je ica Lewi William Lewi Emil Lorenc !cole Maille Megan Malayter

Keith Malone Joe Map on Jo eph Map on Jamie .\1artin John Martin Todd a field

Juvon May Mark McCabe Catherine McCo harlene McDonald Jennifer McEIIin

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Heather Meyer Katheryn M er Jennif r \1illa~ Jo ie Ytinneci L \1inneci Ju tin Mi ho

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Leonard M le Lata ha eeley Hang ~guyen Phuong :\guyen Karen i\ovak Amy Oakle

Matthe\\ Obrien Megan Offen tein u an 0!!\val Bryce Oliveira Erik Ol on Willie 0 l r

Ryan Patten John Patton Danielle Paul Ca e Pellum Jonathan Penner thea Pennington

Ranaya Pennington Makyra Perkin aron Peter Janna Peter on Kevin Peter on Emil Pfefferkorn

Lacretia Pierce John Piercy Randall Pollok Kevin Pope Mahogany Porter Jo eph Po tula

Michael Pruett Michael Quinlan aron Reffett Dani lle Regan Carrie Reid Lind e Reid

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Christopher Rem Patricia Rexroad Braden Reynold Quincy Rice Emb r RiveraPinglelo Jam Robbin

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Jerry Ward Li a Warga Omar \ a hington David Wa om Lata ha \Vat on

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Earl Baile, Om id Balle\\ Li a Barrell Jackie Barllcll Sarah Baxter Julie Berg

Brendan Bevin arah Be er Jacob Biehl abra Birge Alex Bok zczanin Courtney Bond

John Bothv.ell Timoth Boudreau Da\id Bo d Kri ten Bradberry arah Bradbury hrome Brandon

Hilary Breeze Piper Brewer Meli a Bri ki Timothy Britton Lani Broadrick Derrick Brown

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Michael Bu c Mark Buller Olivia Butt ickola Calandro Matthew Campbell B njarnin Carl on

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Elena Chiappinrlli Trt'\ or Chri ten en tare~ Clementz Corinne Clough \1irhelle Clutt. Chri topher Collin, \irolt' Connoll~

ophomore Class 1995 Homecoming \Uendant -1\arah Herge and Oar~l Co\

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Chri tena E tergard There a Even on Meghan Farrell arah Fertig nthon For hier Carl Frie e

Cry tal Fuller Jamie Garrett Chari Ga t Jame Gillen Chad Gille pie Ri hard Goin

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Chri tophcr Grave Tara Gregory Courtne Hamilton Du tin Hamilton Brian Han on Herb rt Hardenbro k

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1\1ath Mania-Tim Boudreau struAAie, \\ilh a math problem on hi Âˇ scientific calculator.

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ChrL topher Harlan Col) Harr \dam Harris Brian Hartrick Jason Hmard Peter llaydel

Da\id Haynes tr\'en HaY\\ ood Brian Heap Ju tin Heath tephanie Hedrington Ca e~ Hendrick,

Julian Hem) Peter Herber " cnyon Herbert Karah Herge Rachel Hill Kri t~ Hill

\1ichelle Hinderliter Loren Hinkle Je ira Hinton Jerem Hoffman Latoyia Holt Michael Huffman

Jill Hutchin on 'vlariann Inman Marcu Irwin Daniel I aac on Eric I enhart Anne Jerutka

Cederic John on Mile John on Rachel Kahn Cherie Keimeier Ryan Kemphue

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Poll IGng ton Kurt Kirkham Kathryn Koch John Ko Jennifer Kramer Erne t Krolick

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\ ichola La h Dermieco La iter hri topher Laz 1\eong Lee Cord Lehmann Erin Lenzi

Oh Gosh-Demarco ~1urph} say . " \\hat ' up?" to the camera man.

lng periods-Justin Sacher is in no hurr} to get to cia

1\.11 smile -Ca, e) ll cnd rÂˇic~s . Erin lÂŁnzi. >\nne Conry . and Elizabelh haffer all nash grins to brighten up the halls.

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Jo eph Lev.i, Dere!.. Unzy Otto Litherland Christine Lum Scott Lux Marce) 'Vtaclison

' arah Ma ter, Denni 'vlatthew Chad 'vlaxwell arah 'vlcArdle Kristin :'vlcConkey Ruth McConkie

1\athleen ~Cowen

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Mark Medeari van Melton Diane Miller Lace Miller Marlo 'vliller Matthew Miller

William \1iller Richard Mirell Carotin Moller Carrie Moor I lolly Moore Monique Moore

Emil Mo er Brooke Mund David Mun on tacey Murphy tace adali Jeptha 1afziger

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Bcrore ehoot-ll.alie Koch and Jam minute bell.

Reid comer e around their lockers before the t\\ o-

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Daniel Pelty _\ hleigh Phillip Courtne) Phillip Oli\ er Phil poll Kenita Pierre \1atthe\\ Pit'kle

1\atherine Pirtle Mahrio Powell Erik Pre ton Travis Quigg Connor Ra o Lori Rear

John Reeve Jame Reid Ia Reineke nthon Richard Chri topher Richard on \1ichelle Rigg

Terry Robert Heather Robin on Camden Rodger Margret Roger Joanna Ro Cht'i topher Rotramel

Bryan Ru sell Jame Rutherford hawn Rydell Ju tin acher

hweitzer Erin earby ita eng avanh Elizab th haffer

Clinton heffer Carrie hellabarger Jane a hin

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Pregunta?-Jo e Castillo has a question about his panish home11 or~.

lla\lng fun ~et?-Proud to be a charger. Richard Goine 1\0uldn't be ncited to be a member of the clas-, of '98?

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Brian Stante~ Re\ ' Larke~ Amanda Stenger Lauren ' tephen, Jennifer Ste\cns MallhC\\ ' tiff

Michelle tite Mandi t rze ak Tri ha tucki

ndre\\ ulli\ an Brian Ta lor Barbara Torbeck William Lmbra Erin \ andenb rg Jennifer Vangrin ven

Charlie Vogel Chri tine \Vade Chad Wakefield Kri ten Walker Kulapan Waranyuwat Brian Ward

lvlichael \\ard Travi \\ armouth Matthe\ Warren ichola Wa hington

Quine \\a hington Garrett We t 11ffan Wetmore Ca e Whalen Jerem White Kri tin White Jeremy Wilker on

Elizabeth Wilkin on Kali ha William Kene ha William Marlon William Tara William Cortne Wil on

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hannon Woolcotl Anne \vubbolding Briana :t...achal) aron Zook

HI Ho, HI Ho-The e four ophomore . Oli,er Philpott, Cord Lehmann. Bl)an Ru Nickolas Calandro love ha\ ing the priviledge of open lunch.

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Couldn't find an outfit ... . aman Akbarpour, William Ander on, Verndella Baker, Annette Berning, Fredric Biddle, Deleona Brown, Pa ha Buie. Monike Carter, Bryan Ca ton, Tanzania Curti . Charnick Davenport, Je ica Delap, G orge Dorri II , Jame Ellerbe, I i E te . Je e Evan . Chri Fullilove, Lind a Gauble, Jo hua Gaumer, Michelle Hancko, Bo Henry, Thoma Ho ford , Zakry cha Hunter, Jo hua Inger oil , Panada Ji ook, Jeffre Lane . Tarn ha Lewi , M ke hia Lip comb, Jame Log don, Rhend Lo . Annamari MacLeod, Jo hua Maher, CourLne Markham, Timoth McDivitt, Antonio McGe . Amanda McGuire . Kari Miller. Peter ahr ledt, Winona 1 el on, Lilcea ar 1 ew om, Otez Peacock. Bryan Raymond, J Robin on, Cari hlatter. an hirle . Ryan Slack, Charle tite . Jame Taylor, 1eki ha Tool . Donny Walker, Stephanie Ward, Mikal Wa hington, Bobb \Vhite. Clari a William . Chiquita William . Michelle Young, Theodore Zook, Ja on Zotara

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Pictur d at righL: Kri tin Bolton, Monica Palmer, Benjamin Leel , Brook McMurra , TimoLhy Kennedy, Richtre ha Dorris

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Danielle Adkins Seth !\dkins Erik \lexander Brooke 1\nder on Danielle Ander on Molly i\pper on

Angela rery Jeffre Badger Katrina Baggott Tamara Baile \ ilayphone Bang engthong drienne Bank

Mary Barbour Dawn Barshney Julie Bauer Andrew Beckett Jeffrey Bekiare Carrie Bell

Jonah Bell Michael Bencks Amy Bennett Erika Benson Amanda Bickel ick Bok zczanin

Kri tin Bolton Carrie Booth ara Booth Kelly Bo well licia Boudreau hane Bourgoi

George Bradberry pril Bandriff Zachary Brewer B thany Britton Kri tin Browning Andrea Buck

arah Buckiu Ca e Burton Amy Buttitta To anna Campbell Jon Caper Todd Carl on

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Cohoon Chri Collin

Bobb Cope Jo hua Co ta Keri Crandall arah Cro Leah Cruzan Michael Cunningham

ichole Daluga Eri Dal abrina Davi hannon Dawkin Gregory Denegall

Bennet Depew Jeffrey Deppe Ro han De ai Tamara Diorio Chri topher Donahoe Evan Donahue

Jennifer Dor e Megan Duering r Latri e Dupree Robert D e Phillip D ktra Ruth EI-Jamal

Erika Evan Reed Evan amantha E erette Meli a Fairfield Judy Feng Matthew Finn rty

Trena Fi h Kelli Flickinger Megan Fore man Elizab th Forti r Kell Fo ter ha ana Fo ter

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Angela Galas i Ben Gault Paul Gehrke Ramon Gibb

Good book?- Jacob Goldberg take a much need d re L from reading a novel for Engli h.

Fresh air- Phillip \vright take advantage of the nice weather to go on a bike ride.

Friday!- Thi group of junior await Lh \: eekend.

SLre s- Jennifer Kenyon

knO\\ the amount of homework junior receive . he trie to fini h orne tudying in cia .

Ryan Gilbert Ra hima Gill Meli a Glerum KimbeJ'Iy Goere, Jacob Goldberg Randall Goodwin

ara Gorman Pamela Gragg David Gray \tlichelle Greear Barbara Green Jennifer Green

Rebecca Griffith Meghan Gruzca Bridget Gurtler hilo Hale David Han en Lind ay Han en

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Han en Dale Harn Matthew Har hbarger IIi on Hartt lys a Ha inger Valeri Haun

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Robert Hubbard Erin Huck tadt harbrina Hughe hanti ha Hunter Jeffrey Hurd Brittan Irnla

Matthew Irwin hamika Jack on Letriah Jelk Jeuri en Jo hua Johanek teven John on

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Jowanna Jone, Landon Jonc llemang Jo hi Jame Kcmna

Brains and Beauty- Brooke Tichenor glances at the camera \~hile putting her coat in her locker.

Smile- amantha Everette love the attention she gels from the camera. (h er ll ere!- Sabrina Da\iS and ' nlha~a Roub,;ou~ didn 't mind ~miling ror a picture before U1r bell.

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Jenrtifrr Kenyon Ju tin hlng Brandon 1\.inne~ Ja on 1\o itarut Clinton 1\owalik

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Evan Le\vi Gia Le\\i Jarrette Le\vi Tim Loftu Robert Lon Amy Lorenc

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\1irarefi Julie \1olck Ronald \1oreland ara \1orello

"Sa Cheese!"- Lakee ha Redd. Catherin \\right, and Tarneka \1cCo enjo} the fre h air.

'\o Parking- Benn t Dcpe\\ enforce school policie .

Hola!- \ichola Han en and John Roger;. don't look too bu

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Amanda ovak Chri tina Oakle 1\.)'le Oldham Michelle Olsen Eldon Ort Kri ti Orze

Andrea Pacele David Padua onica Palmer Re hma Patel Goldie Perkin Ryan Perry

Ja on Peyton Andrea Ph Ian

Bradle Power

Mark Puckett Kell Purgelt Chri toph Randolph Lakee ha Redd amantha Robert Shanna Robert John Roger heena Roger ontha a Roub ouay Patrick Rou e Julie Ruckman Keena Ryder

Mallhew adilek Brian ander on Megan chneider Meredith Shawn a Timoth

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Flrsl Oa)- ~atalie Ma point Erika Evan in the direction of h r next cia .

Chee InÂˇ- Jonah Bell eem to be happ that chool i out for the da,y .

Kindal bore hawn im Bart Skorupa Clint mith Oereke mith Kinte mith

Latoyia purlock Trevar tache Benjamin teele Benjamin Stephen Holly tockon Rian trater

Terra trater Lari a Stratton William Strutz Tamina tuber

hie Tarter athan Taylor bane Thurman Brooke Tichenor Chri ten Treadwa Jeff Tregre Stephanie Trigg Jennifer Tucker Chri tina II perger hannon Valentine Matthew Vanderzalm Jeffrey Vanharlingen Meli sa Vanlandingham Anthon enezia Katrina Wade Donald Walker tacy Walton David Warga

Jennifer Watt Ja on Whalen Laura Whitaker Beth White Keith Wienke Jill Wilberg

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Phillip Wright uval Wright ri I Young cott Zehr

Relaxing- Hey, hane Thurman. houldn 't you b doing omething? Why not a k enior Robyn Cox?

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Stefanle Briski

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Adam Boskey

Garrett Bowhall

Lata Breeze

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Herschel Brister

Hannooy Brock

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Catherine Brown

Krlsty Brown

Michael Brown

Julie Quck

Mindy Buhnnester

Tyler Burton

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Judy catloway

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Marion Carter

Nicholas Carter

Charblle Chappel

Rosalynn Charles

William Cline

Tania Coambs

Christopher Cordon

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Robyn Cox

Renae Dale

Tammy Dauenbaugh

Breln Daugherty

Alexander Demaris

Kerin DeReu

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Katie Green

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April Halenar

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Angela Hannan

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Timothy Harrts

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Ryan Holme

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Michael LarMere

Brian Laughlin

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Billy Le\\1

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La haundra Lockett

Steven Logsdon

Jo ep~ Logue

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Donald Mann

Chri tina Mar 'hall

Ju tin Martin

Jame Maynor

lÂŁtosba McCJeUan

Bryna cConkle

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Kart McDaniel

Meghan McDaniel

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Bradley McElroy

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Aaron Mclnto h

Joan Me amara

Steven Mosher

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Candace Phillips

Kevin Place

Latoya Phillips

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Amanda Puckett

Gwendolyn Posey

Rebecca Rachels

Robert Ralces

Sablr Rashid

Jacqueline Read

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Ramsey Roe

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Stephanie Royse

Jamie Ru h

Tony Ru ell

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Scott Ryle

John Saathoff

Kimberley Sapp

Elizabeth Scberer-

Brandl Schmidt

Kimberly Schmidt

Er1n Schneider

Jessica Schulte

Kelley Schwelghart

Emily chweltzer

Luke Seh

Phlavanh Sengsavanh

Steven Senteney

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Katheryn Stevens

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Leah Sulli an

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Mandy Welch

Andrew Whitford

Usa Young

Tomelsha Wiley

Jeshona Williams

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Daffanle Wright

Lashanda WMght

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SENIOR STARS

Biggest Macs- Kelley Schweighart, Jason Calloway, and Jo hua Pellum Beauty and a Brain Susan Barbour and athan Good

Prettiest Eyes - John Tichenor and Emily Schweitzer

Best Smile - Alyse Stevens and Ryan Johnson 177

Most Likely to Succeed - Luke Sehy and Elizabeth Rotramel

Runway Worthy Susanne Stoll and Daman Reynolds

Busiest Blue Books - Bruce Brown and Kristin McWherter

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Best Buds - Tammy Dauenbaugh and Kacy Varvel; Luke Sehy and athan Good

Most Athletic - Candace Phillips and Carvell Ammons

Biggest Gossip - Leslie Grenko and Brent Flora

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Teacher's Pet- Erica Dupuis and Jon Berbaum Charger Pride - Catherine Brown and Matthew Eckhardt

Broadway Bound - Jessica Schulte and Christopher Cordon

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Bashful - Jabari Taborn and Paulanne Walker

Doing Our Own Thang! -. . Benjamin Penner and Bng1d Briskin Chatterboxes - Soebeck Song and Kendra Allen

Class Love Birds - J enna Myhan and Kyle Stuebs

Sugar & Spice - Tanino Minneci and Marci Herges

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Erin Lovett teven Luke Angie \1anino Chri tina .\1ar hall J u tin 'vlartin Jame .\1a nor \1ichelle ~1c ule Leto ha .\1cCiellan Meghan \1cDaniel Tijuana \1cFerren Joan Mc'lamara Kri tin \1c\Vherter Alii on \1eredith arah .\.file Tanino \1inneci hawn \1uir Autumn .\1und J enna ~1yhan Pamela :\lerone Taylor \ ick 'lichola udo Tiffan__v 0 fer cott Panno Jo hua Pellum Ja on People Edward Pepper Kyle Peter Brian Phillip Candace Phillip Lato a Phillip

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\1y ()(>ar Soo . You ha>r grov.n up <;O fbw Adam \lay your haPP!r !wart rmunur lO ram you thNJu~out your llfr i\11 of us In your famly dra" ln.sporatlon from your ablllt\ to look obslarlrs straight on and "'r tlwm " rhallrnw that you ran 01rrromr liJ>In~ llrst ~lshes . \1om Son SUII an anwl afu·r all the"' yrars

Reid 1\cord Reid. Be thankful for your curl! .. 1\nd li~e each day tr:ying LO accomplish something. not merely to exist. Vvc all are proucl of you! Love you. M. &. D and •The Brothers•

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\my 1\dams Snuff. To our ·pecial daughter. \ou've made u ~er:r proud of you in all that you·~e done. You'll be a great Pediatrician one day. Good Luck. All Our Love, Dad&. Mom

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\kbar trfanlr Br1 "' Strfanlr, 1\>r arr so proud or )Ou' lou ha1e "orkrd <;O hard and accomplished so much llr pra) you "Ill continue to grow closer to God and srrk IlLs ~<Ill rarh da~ llr kno~< that )OU ran do ~<hatr>rr you decide to do. God Blr'S You

Your entire family Is f\trrmely proud or you . lou may th~ that you hair romr a IOnA l'a), but )OU half )Cl a long journey ahead or yourself. On this joumr). )OU 1'111 encounter nr" and exciting lands. ll lhr samt• llmr IOU ~<Ill farr lhr rral horrors of lhl "orld . ~lla , OU 1"lllw~n this li•n~: joum~ a bo), but In thr rnd wu "Ill beromr a man I t-IMJI' that )OU ~<llllw nnr. for your father and I half ~lrn )OU thr IWrrssary to surrrrd In llfr Just remember. that a Ill"' man look.s lwforr hr jumfh lx'f,IU"' onl\ a rooljumt blindly Into the unkno~<n llllf. 11om. Dad Jrnnll', and Trrrnrr

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Susan Barbour. Susan Congratulatkms on )OUr hi~ school graduation You are a 1rry Spt'Cial person 11hom God has blr. sed In so man) "a)s lie are Iff) proudnot only or )Our oulsland1ng achle1emrnts but ai<;O or the ~<oodrrful personal traits IOU hmr dr1eloped lou are an lnsptraUon to all those around you lie l.no~< )OU "ill ha1r an r\rrpllonalllfr Oiled "'th many challrlll(rs and great re11ards. You desel'le the best! Lolf, ~1om and Dad

Jon Berhaum JtMl . II r are t\tremrly proud or our accomplishmrnts and tbr confident. srnSitl\(', and lntrlll~rnt person )OU hale brcomr. Your kern sense or humor ailhl) S manJI(t'S tO krrp )OU OUt Of trouble Continue 10 keep )OUr hand In Gtwl's. kno11ing Ills ~<isdom will guldr )OU Our lo1e and support ~<ill al11ays arcompan~ you Lo1r Dad. ~1om. aod Trtcta

Timothy Booth Dear 11m (our llallan son). It'S Impossible to put Into \lOrdS such strong feelings or 10\r and pndr \lthou~ tlw goals )OU hmr "'t for )Ourself may seem br1ond reach to son~· 11lth )Our intrlhAfncr and drtrrmlnatlon. )OU ha1r thr ablht) to attain thr hl~rst star \r1 rr ~<HI 11r furgrt the l.nur"'r!! II 1th Spetial I.Oif. \1om. Dad. Julie. Tom Canir . Sarah and Mr~han

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Catlr Bro11n Catlr llr ha1r llJICO you a foundation of lo1r. beliefs. and support. ~" that our 110rld Is more lo\ing and canng because )OU are In It You arr r1rn more beautiful on tbe iiJ>;idr than the outside Remember. ~<r'll alll.a) be stdllding beside )OU In "hatr1 rr the future b~s

".\nd \\HI )QU succeed? \rs! lou "ill. lndrrd' (98 and 3 4 perrrnt guarantrrd.)" Oh. tbe P1acrs You•ll Go! lie l.o1r lou. Dad. \1om. and J.B

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Congratulations \ ou are tarting tlllt on a nN path In wur hfr Continue the hard 110rk both acadrmi<"ally and profe"slonall) ~rrp the \aiUfS that )OU have, and Cherish )OUr fan~ly and friends. lie are Iff) proud or )Our acrompllshmrnts and the ~<onderful young "oman )OU ha1e gro"11 to be. Lo1e, Dad. Mom aod Tim

i fridi Burknerc ()(>ar lleldl . Congratulation on )Our graduation' This I just one more tlun~ )OU ha1e door to makr us proud throu~ut the )ears ~s )OU nMJ\f on to bll!.,"<'r and brttrr thing! . remrmbrr 11r ~<Ill al,.ay. be ~<ith Hill \s ~<r bellJn to rrar the •rmpt or t• S)lldruint'. 11r are e\dted about \\atching )ou spread )OUT "ings ~~"'* · remrmbrr ho11 proud ~<e arr or )Ou . aod hov. murh "r 10\r )OU Chase )Our dreams . • Capture )Our future! Lo1e. 1om and Dad

l'lal<llic Ciaccio: Dear 'al<llie, We are so proud or you. You hme aj"a) had high l<lndard ror yourself and Lriled hard to do your best. We know that you can accompli h an goal you rl. Remember that \\C \Ioiii alwaj be herr to IO\C and support you in \\ohatcvrr you do. -\II our IO\C, Mom. Dad. & ndre\\

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Christopher Conl<lll J)(•ar Chris, T<KI<II \\!' ,lfc UuniJn~ of lhatlitllc bo) "11<1 \\anted to ~:o to colic!:!' so he could 1\0rl. at lkllonald'~ Good lhm~ hlllr bo)s l!fll\\ up! God has blc'st'd 10u 1\ilh an C\lraordinal) Wlcnt and lil>lon to dream llold onto \OUr dreams. Chris. and dnn·tJet an)<»Jr nlllllllCC )OU that dreams don·t ct>Jl!' trut• II c "ill al" a)s he thcrt• to ~UPJXIrl and '"' t' \tilL II r arc dcftn1teh 1our bl{!l.'!'sl fans lie all low \OU ICI'\ much. 11<Mn. Ire ;,.lie and ('.ord t·m prt>Ud or )Ou , nd llo1c wu 1cn much' LAIIC, ~.llle

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\icoletlc Flam \lcolrlll' Conwatulallons' II 1"1'!' proud of the stronA and lndt' JX'ndt•nt \\Oman \IIU 'IC he<tKllC As )OU startthr OC\t step or \<lUI' lift<. f('lll!'mlx•r lift• is ~bout chtlicr . dcrtslt>Js. and ftndi~ a ~~oa} to sul'lil!' }ou <lid Aood! Good IJ.Jcl. and God Bless \ ou L01e Grann). Granddad . Mom, T01w. and T!'rl)

llrltw Emwn Dear Brllta. Conwatulallons' What a 10.0nderful ridr )Ou l!KII. us on lhest• four I(WS. \our 'allltude• pn11 ld('(l the Af'll )OU net'd('(l on more lh..m IKl!' tK'casion lie 1-no\\ lhr turlbulrnt 1\atcrs )OU p..lddlt'd through to get to thiS pobll. \our fallh-ftii('(l and jO)fUI SpiMl \\Ill rhan~c thr COillplr\Jon of tonJOrro\\ ·s courtroom,. God blr» and l.ccp 1ou stron~ \II Our l.01e Al\\a)S and All lla)s. 11om and Dad

llrentl'lnr.l Dear Brent. From llw lime )OU 1\rrc four. )OU al"'a)S ~nc\\ thr srorc \o parcnLs or friends 1\0Uid lnnurnrc 10u a~in'

'ou 11\-rd ror •sbtrrn and a rar• But c1cn those \\ere surpassed b) far II 1lh that 'iodepcndcncr Da}• tarsel' Conwatulatlons - ;ou did ll)our "'a)! 11om and Dad

R)an FIO)d Rollin Co\ Dear \ifl-1, CtongratulaliOI"' 113) \OUr future bri~ 10u as much haPJlincss as 1ou hale brouA]ll us \ou arc so ICI'\ spcclallo all that !.no" )OU Our l01e and support~ 1\llh )OU a.s )OU nKlllnuc life s joum{') . Rmwmtx•r,

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Sheila Do1vning: Dear heila. Congralulalion on ~our accompli hmenl ! \\ e are ve!J happ for ~ou and 11 i h you much ucces in our endea1 ors in Lhe future. Ma God alway b<' in your life. \\ e lo1e you 1ery much! !\1om&. Dad

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Erk'a Dupuis. ErKa llr are"' proud or the )ou~ "oman 1ou·,r hcn•mc \ou hme a!""'' been a bright . athlcU<·. rompelllilc, self dcl!'nnill!'d )OUnA lady. no" Is the liJJl(' to tal-c these WlrnLs and usc them to acllle1c )Our goals. lie lo1e )OU and 1\Hial"a)> he herr for )Ou . IAJI(', Mom. D<KI Danlcllc. and Uz

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ConwatulaUons! \ ou ha1c accomplished one or the ntan) milestones 10u \\Ill cncoontcr In )our life and ~ou ha1e done a tcmftr job! ~cep )Our ann hiA)l for the future Is )QUI'S for the taiJng II C arc all so \ Cl) proud Of the hOilCSljOUilg man )OU hal(' hff0111C I~C \\Ill aiiO.a)S he there for )OU ~rep the t\\lnklc In )Our{')!'' and lhr snJJic UJX)Il )Our fare II E

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~ndrra Frizzell : Dear >\11drca. Congratulations! \ou \\Ill soon start a nc" joumr) In life lhal 1\f hope \\Ill lead to happlncc and success In each ~ool )OU pursue \ou are lei) 'JX'l'lalto us. and 1\C \\Ish only the best for a briAhl future. i.OIC. ~1om and Dad

Craig Gaine : Congralulalion. Craig! Vv e are very proud of you. 'rou are a wonderful person and a pecial on and brother. Keep your great sen e of humor. 11-ork hard and you 1~ill go far! Dad. Mom. and Erin

1\alhcrinc Gclberg Dear 1\a:!AIC Sarah's nifiJkllllC has stuek IO.Ilh us' \ou up our lii!'S 1\ lth )OUI' IOIC. 1\annth. beauty. and talent! Ills 1\llh weal pride that 1\C celebrate )our wactuallon- 10.c "Lh )OU much lo,c.jo). mid sucre" In the rom•n~t

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\alhan c;,wxl l><'ar \all' It's haf'(lliJ b<•llt'\f' lhal lhf' llrrw has corrw• fur \UU to ~J"<•Iual!' from hll(h srhool and makt' a pi<><<' for \ourM'If In tb<· nutstdr ""rid 111· ha\f· r<•crt\f'd a w<·at drat of'"' from \f>U "hllr )UU "''"' "llh us r>orn b<• afrakl lu Wkt' ralrulalt'd risks, b<Jlh "1lh propk and lhtn~:s \ t.Jr~t· part of "Inning Is learning from losS<'S. In all you think. do or "') - krt·p In mind the 'alurs that )Ou hold drarrsl to )our hrarl. lll'sl of Lurk! \1om and Dad

Stephantr Go" r>rar Stephani<• II r ran'l lrll )OU ho" proud "''' .m· of all wur man) an nmpllslmwnts

but"-<' are moM proud of th<' "ountt \\ornan ~ou hmr tx·ctKTK' )ou at<' tntelltgcnl. hard-.,orkln~: i<l)al and 10\ m~ lou ha\e met tb<· rhallt·n~''' In )OUr life head-{)fl and p('N'\{'ff'd In ad\ff ll) (\lrll. OK nr,t )OU panicked. and then )OU Pf'N\rrrd') lie kno" that \OU "ill ronllnur to gro" and mature Into an f'\ rn stron~:fr person lie lolr )ou. \1om. Dad. and \1all

Courtn<'" Gn.J\ r>rar C'•>Urlnf'). Thank )OU fur shannl( "llh US )OUr nN 17 )tars of life lou ha\f' malul'('d Into such a ix•aullful )OUfll: "Oilklll "llh qualill<'s of hi\ e. hon"l), and charll). lou nr,er fully understand lb<' f\lenl of our l01e for )OU. unUI )OU too share. In the )0) of children ThJnl..s for lhf' gill•of ben~g )OU.' "e are r'lremel) proud of)OU and "Ish )OU a llfeUme of haPI~ness and su<wss \13\ God bless \OU and guide wu safely Into )Our brll(hl future. II tlh all our IO\f'. Dad. Mom. and Jakr

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Leslie Crrnko r>rar Leslie. Ills so hard to bellf\r that you are graduallnl( from high school cannot begin to tell you ho" proud "e are of \OU I ha\e "atrhrd )OU gro" from a lillie glrltnlo a )Oung "oman . lou ha\f al"a)s "<>rl.rd hard to earn )Our "a) through life. and I hope )OU continue to do so. learn from )Our mlstakrs. and be the best that )OU r,m br 1.0\ r lou \ f'l'\ ~CI'\ \ Cl'\ \luch. ~lorn. Dad. arid Chrlsun.1 \0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\

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b!>lll )OU sho"rd a sproal delrnmmallon to mal.<' \f>Ur "a' tn lh•· "''rhl That drlenrunato>n "'lllal.r \OU to tb<• pl,wt·s that '"u ha\e drran•·d of ~nlfiA_ \\ r are ""0 proud of H•u and \H' Mlo\\ \Oll wUI 'Uc·t t·t·d Ul

rH'I")thi.na ~ou dn. Our lmr al""''· \lorn. Dad Juslnl. ,u•l Jost·ph

Stephantr llamlllon r>rar Stephanie lou hal r bern a constant sourrr of pride and J<J) to us lhr<oul!,lroul ~ou llfr. You are a braullful person in<ide and out lour areompllshmenL'> throughout high school hme ho"n that )<>U are \f'l) special lou ha\f "hal ll takes to do "hale\fr wu M'l )Our mmd to \lake the most of ll! lie lo'r wu murh Good Lurk' · · \lorn and Dad

I IOllll(',. Son. ~ou ha\r bern an in,ptratlon to l.lnth of us and \\f af(' r\lrt'lllf't\ proud of ~ou. \1m- \OU rontinu<' to AfO\\ In "'~lorn. faith. and maturil\ Srt ~our ~Is hi.$. and\\{' arr po... lti\r th,lt ~tlll \\Ill arhwu~ tlmtlu~ ~ou drsiN'. )ou hmr brt·n inn'l'dahh "'tronA illld 'UJJPOfliH' nf\our fanuly. and"" lmr wu a lot. 1\<•t·p (;,MJ, fanul\, ar.l fr.·nrh a hldr prfnlit} m ~our life Tht• bc..,l nf luc lr.. dllfl -.;un (''"" In \Hur futuN· IAllf. \lr.n and Do~~l

i\rn('e llanis, i\rn('e, Conwatulatlons to a "onderful daughter, onr "ho has a smile ror f\e"one lou bring brlghlnr'<'i f\rl')da) just brln~ )Ou. lou art• horwst and carlnl( llr "Ish )OU lurk In an1thln~ )OU set 1our heart'"'· "r kno" you'll gi\e It )Our all' lll\f. \lorn. Dad , ' md). IIJn<l\ , and Mali

Robin llur>!') Rob<n. C.ongratulallnns! 'nu lklH' made us 't·~ proud~ 'ou art• a 'r~ 'Pedal p('N>Il. not Olll\ lO US. but lo ull "htl "'"'" )t>U Thank \Oll ft .. ,JIIlill' ~1\ and happtnr ... s ~ou lkl\f ~\fn us Rt·ITK·mhrr \ou \\Ill Jl\\d\' t')(~ •our IJttlr E.g~.· I lt)\f" \OU lht• must! llll(', Dad and \lorn

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llarrls Conl(falulatloru. Tim! lie are \f'f) proud of lhr strong. independent . and responsible )Olllll( man )OU'\C hrronl(' lOtne "orkcd really hard to krrp up "'lh )OU school "ork. )our famil). )Our girlfriend ~arl. a part-lime job. )Our frlrnds. and allthr rrstxrnslblllllrs that go along "llh )Our li'IJ( k Sometimes things "err tough. bUl)OU al"~' camc through '"' e\rl')lhlng lie klro" that )Ou ran areomplish rur)lhlng lf)ou put )Our mlnd to It lie al"a)s be here for )OU! II 1lh lol< of Lo' c. Dad. Mom. \dam, and Jordan

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Chdfllluth Dear Chad. CnnAratulalluns on ~our adtlr\t'nwnts~

'nu dn' .... 1 \{'1"\ 'Jlt L.ll tu u... \f~ proud of\lHI 'ou htl\t' "'lKh ~• {.,'tKIC.t nund ,md tlrt' ~• gotld lhlnkrr 'OUr S('llS(' Of hllllklr. QUI( k \\It and N,'-.jlfMl:-olhft• clllllllflt• \\ill br wr,lt <l"'"'('l~ as )OU pur... ur \nur tlrt\1111:-.. l "l' ~'tk)(l Juti!.'JTH.'Ilt ,Jnd ~lrhr for r\rrll<"nrr In all \VU dn _\\t• \\1:-.h \uu mufh :-.urn· ...:-. ~ltl ,md \\f arr

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Donald Jackson Corwatulalions Donald' The day )QU "e"" hom the o~tflrirtan plar{'(l )OU Ill % hands, ror me to cut your umbilical cord. ~t that moment we bonded and ne'er separatfd' Son. take lire one da\ at a Ume. people, one at a Ume rrlfndshlp. one embrace at a lime ~d seek to he I0\111~! L nrondiUonal 10\ e Oadd)

1\ell Jone : Dear Kelly, Congratulation on your graduation! You are a beautiful. confident. re ponsiblc young woman. and you will succeed ln whatever you choo e to do ln life. God love you and so do we. With all our love. Mom and Dad

Joshua Kloth Jlrar .Josh

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Stacey Kl'<'ps Stacey \ou are the glue to our lives Surress has rome grudgmgly. but ;ou drst•rve all that ronX's ;our way 1\r "111 ne,rr IX' able to show or tell ~ou hO\\

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Christopher Laroe Chris llrll you did it and "e are all'"" proud or you. I know it has not always hern easy but you should he proud or yoursrlr ror sliciJn~ It out llr "Ill miss going to all ;our baskethall games , but there Is rollew ball also. Wr \\ant you to know how murh "e love you Mom. Dad. and Manda

Christopher 1\asak Dear Chris. On your pa. ~ rrom youth. continue to develop a clear vision or "halls needed to nnd ruiOilment A.s )OUr talents llf'O". share )OUr VIsions "'th others or what is l'<'ality. "hat Is heauUful. and "hat I just Ills lime the "orld leams the wonders your mother and rather have known ro,...,er. To paraphrase the ramous philosopher Jlomer •Ora"

Brian Lau~lln Dear Brian ~!ways have raJth In ;oursrlr pride In your arcompllslunents. and determination In ;our goals You al'<' a nne youn~ man "ith good mnrals strong values. and hi~ Ideals. These attributes "ill serve you "ell in years to rome . l~e al'<' so proud or )Ou 1 Rememher the "orld holds the door open. and ;ou can attain an; thing ;ou "ant In llrr lie pray that God's plan ror you unrolds with much love. happiness. and success Love. \1om an Dad

I ou have made me very proud You ha\e brou~t me much IO\e and happiness. I "Ish you all the best as you travel lire's journey You al'<' my hest fiiend Love. Mom c.orwatulallons 1 You have achlt'\fd things I ne,er dreamed or lou ha\e endul'<'d "her<' many "ould have quit You have overcome the Impossible To the brl~test light In the nl~t sky l.o\e, Dad

on. Son!• Love. Mom and Dad

Brandon kaurrmann Dear Brandon. Congratulations on your outstanding sucresses a you celebrate graduallon! lie heam with prtde. kno"ing that your talent~. kind natUI'<' and ralth "Ill ste.ad you well ~s )OU enter a new world or selr-rellance. know that your detemllned errort.~ "Ill he """ardfd. and that your ramlly "Ill he hehtnd )OU Love. Dear Old Dad, Sue, and 'l're\Or "oelther race nor creed. neither personal circumstance nor personal appearance. neither public doubt nor private rear has arrected your choice or rrJends. musical acli\IUrs or the pursuit or athlelic excellence You al'<' a "ell rounded person grounded In ralth. "lllin~ to put rorth 110.. errort to achieve the goals )OU set I could ask no mol'<' rrom )OU other than you ronunue on as )OU ha\e hegun . With deep lo\e and Immense prtde. Mom

Steven Logsdon To Our Ultle •SL PER.\1Ar>.•. Ste\ e Congratulations! lou made it! But then. we knew you "ould Steve. ;ou Or<' surh a •SLP~;R' person l~e are \ery proud or;ou. ;our arcompllshments and the character ;ou ha\e e\htblted ~s you go rmm her<' thin~s may he a little scary at times but keep your nre •ChrlstCentrl'<'d' and the rest will rail Into place II e kno" the Lord has great thtngs In store ror ;ou l~e lo;e ou and support ;ou as ;ou start out on llre·s •Great ~dventul'<'' lie Love lou! \1om. Dad. Jun. and Janie

Jennlrer Kern Jenny. When you wei'<' little. we l'<'.ad you Tile llltle Enwne that Could l~e knew you could 1r )Ou decided you could We'l'<' \ery proud that )OU al'<' l'<'achlng ror your rutul'<' "'th oprn arms Rememher that"" "Ill al"ays be cheering you on Congratulalions1 J..ove. Mom and Dad

Jo eph Logue: Dear Joe. Life can be a tough nut to crack. but we know ou can do it. Our love and prayers have been and alway will be with you. Love. Mom and Dad

Marla ~ermath Dear Marla. \\e love ou. Conwatulations on a ucressrul high hool cal'<'er Your academics perrormance was t.errltlc Congratulations ror settl~ a goal to "in third place at the 1995-96 State Tennis Championships and then achte' ing that goal Recognize thl~ achievement came only rour hort years after you first picked up a tennnls racquet Rememher that le<trnlng Is a lire long adventure that you have only just hegun ~nd l'<'memher that "e Jove you uncondtUonally. Mom, Dad and Sean

!..aura Kesler. Dear !..aura. We Is like walking throu~ your room You ha\e to watch your step, but )QU can nnd burled treasul'<'s You'll discover them Jr ~ou stick to your values as tightly as the clothes stick to your floor Go get •em pumpkin! Love. 1om. Dad, and Candace

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Erin !..ovett. Dear Erin. It seems like yesterday you wei'<' starting kindergarten . lou•,e gro"n Into such a talented. giving, Independent ·oung "oman I'm so proud or all ou•ve acromplished . Erin. al"ays kno" by putting )Our raith in God. thei'<'S no goal you can't conquer You 're not only my daughter. but one or rny hesl rnrnds I'm herr ror )OU al"a)s Corwatulations 1 IAJ\e, Mom

Steven l..uke; Dear Steve \\e al'<' so proud that ou ha' e bt'rome a nne ·oung man You hm e al"a)s dedicated yourselr In both academics and athletics to make the mot or your abitiUes. Continue to go after your dl'<'ams. and "e "'II cheer and support you along the way JUST DO IT! IAJ\e, Mom, Dad, your 'lsters. and ramlly

.\nwe ~1anlnn J:k'arest An~w. lie are so very proud of the wonderful and spr<"Jal ~oung woman you have bt'<'Olll<' You possess many nne (JUalillrs that "-Ill SN\f ~ou \\fllln the coming )ears a solid character. a lecn "'O.'f of J)('rsonallntegrity. and an unfailing. joyful sense of humor lie \\Ill hold you dear to our ht•arts as ~ou hold fast to your dreams \lith much lo-r always. 11om. Terry. Laun·n. and i..Ulff

Michelle Mcl\uley: Dear Mici..cy, Congratulations on graduating again. Ilopefull , you will want to graduate lhi lime. We arc proud of your accompli hments. Remember your high chool years when you have a daughter. Love, Mom and Dad

Karl 11cDanlel Karl. 'tnce the~ wu 'I ere born. )Ou'vr had a mile on )Our fare \lith that smile and your klnd heart. you "111 Hnd contentment lie look fo...,ard to sharing your future milestones In )OUr llfr. 1\e Jove you vrry much Mom and Dad

\1eghan 11cDanlel Drar Meghan. How proud "e are! From a precious lillie gtrl to a delightful )Oung lad} Where has the lime gone? You're beginning another 'IOndrous part of your life- great challenges and. we're certain. great joys. Follow your heart. for Ill true and kind Believe In your elf and m )our dreams. We know you can make them come true. Our Jove. upport. and bellef In you are ever so constant. no matter \\hal. You·re our \\Onderful gift!! lltth all our Jove \1om. Danny. Samantha Callie Grandma, and Grandad

Steven \1oshrr Dear Steve. \1-ov.' You're a gradua~! lle're so proud of }OU Your abllit} to ""t a goal and \\Ork hard to\\ard tt. your o;rnse of fatr pia} . and the Gndl} valurs you ha>e been taught are as;el~ lhal "ill )OU well in life Ji)Vf ~1om. Oad. Holly, and Terry

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Pam. \1- here has the Ume gone' It pa.s.<,pd ton quickly. but v.e v.ouldn'l a thing \1-e Jove )OU 'el) much' I hope the v.orld 1. ready for you and all )OU ha>e to gtve It We v.Jsh lOU succe In all )OU do. and for )OU to know "e "Ill always be there for )OU I.O\f. \1om and Dad chan~

Taylor 'lcls Drar Taylor. You ha\e accompl hed a lot in )our high school career- S\lllm'llllg, drama. football, good frtendshl~ \lor are very proud of the )oung adult you have become II e v. ISh you happiness and ucce s LO\f Mom. Oad. Lephanle. and Alexander

Scott Panno Dear Scott. lie are so proud of you! As you start your new lire In the out,lde v.orld, v.e want )OU to remember the thtngs .,e·,e al\\a) Jaughl )OU look both "ays. v.atch out for crazy dr1vers; don't gel run O\er. and don't forget to call! Lo\e,

-\aron Mcintosh Congratulations Aaron' lie are so proud of you Your Jove of art, )Our ablllty to keep a clear perspecllve. )OUr great sense of humor. all the e things male kno.,lng you and being 'lith )OU a jO). Keep focu'f<l on )Our goals and kno"' our love for you Is forever Dad, Mom, Andrew, tephanle, and Nathan

Joshua Pellum Drar J h. \s ~ou move fONard. set )OUr goals high, and remember to be paUent as you "ork to\\ard them 1\no.. that ~1~ worth~ \\Orth doing "ell. lie .. 111 alway> be here for )OU v.tth IO\f, encouragement. and understanding. Tale care. Much IO\e, Mom. Dad. Casey, and Andrev.

Msten McWherter Dear Kristen, Congratulauons. You have brought much joy and pride Into our II\ es a v.e "'atched )'OU grow Into a lovely young lady. Always beUeve In your many talents and abllllles and you v.JII achieve much succe and happtne Our Jove, ~1om and Dad

Jason Peoples Dear Ja on. Congratulallons on your graduation o one lno" more than )OU about the challenges Ufe brings . .._eep up the good 'lOti of racing these challenges. and "e lno" you "ill ha\e a haPP) and mearungfulllfe lou certamly mean a lot to u All our Jove. Ann , Geoff. tiJJ. Whitney. Ju lin. and 1\atll)n

Sarah Miles. Sarah. It seems a If only )esterday you proudly •graduallng• from Pled PIJ)('r Pre. hool uddenly you high hool days are nearl) over While we don'tlno"' 'I hat the future will brtng, v.e are conndent )OU have the potential to accomplish "'hatever you pursue. \ever forget that our uncond!Uonallove \\Ill be with )OU every step of the exclllng 10umey. We love you very much. Mom, Dad, and Laura

hay Peoples• ha). You did ll, hay! You've taken another big tep tov. ard adulthood. It's been a real joy v.atclllng our lltlle girl gro" up. lou .. 111 be Jea,mg u soon. Before )OU go. remember that "e will al"'ay be here for you lie Jove you deeply. Mom. Dad, and Jo h

Tanlno Mlnnecl · Tanlno, You are a very peclal person \\ith so many "-Onderful quaUUes. You are a joy to our Uves. We wish you much happlne as )OU oonUnue to pursue your goals Alway belle'e In yourself; conllnue to al'layS keep God and family as part of your Ufe. lie applaud your achievements In all areas- social. academiCs. muSic. theater, speech, and church . Remember •. "hen )OU \\ISh upon a tar. )Our dreams come true. CongratulaUons' 1\e Love lou. Mom. Dad. and John

Brian Phillip

Brian. Congratulations! ll seems lll.e just )eslerda) you v.ere hotrodlng )Our hol v.heel. ow y·ou are all gro\\n up. lie alllno" )OU'II do \\ell in whatever you do, and remember that the most special person In )OUr Ufe till "atchlng out for you Good Luc Lo'e \1om. Dad, Leph. Spank). Grandma. and )OUr late Grandpa

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Camh. \\t'll. \OU nkKk II thru )ou Jf'f' t,n tht' horizon nf a ~holr llt'\\ hrAtnnln~ 1ltis \\J..., tl Inn~ tliTK' rorrunl!. hut ~ou got hcrt' "-3) too fast haw t'IIIO\<'d. \\llh nkm~ tt•ar, of 10', tlll \UU haH' lt•arnrd tllld arhlr\rd

\h onl\ rrArt'l ,..., Gr.uutllkl\\ ,...,,rt ht'rt' tn g1\r ,,u, that hll! hu~ hut sh(''s "till fht't'rillA \OliOil \hhi\S "('t'p (;od nr.... t bt•fnrt' \OU dn tUI\ lhlrlA tllltl II \\Ill tum out flnr

\tl!'llr Ruthrnlwrg Dear \orllr C.onwatulatlon'! Go<! has blessed u' 11.11h a stron~. S<'nsiU\e. talented, and lo,rl) dau{:lllrr \our faith and <lrtrmJinaU<"' \\Ill blinA a 1r" h~t future II<' art• proud of)ou

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1110ilk1S Pront•r Cnnfif,llUIJtltMIS on ~our waduatltM1 1 \It• thank IOU fur the lOll' and jo~ )OU'Ir brou{:lll to our famll~ FoliO\\ \\hat 1ou kno\\ I 1'1¢11 for ou \\llh ronMt•nrr and peN'ICranrr \lr lo1r wu and arr proud of all 10ur J<'r<lmpllshnl!'nts \ ou hm r a wrat joum~ all!'ad 1~1 Srung! \lurh lAIIt' D,KI ,md \1om

Sabir Ra>hld S.1blr C<•watulatltMJs 1 It S<'rm> <Mill \Cstt'rdal 10u \\Crt' "\-\\lng i,ukt• S~'\\alkrr." and no\\ wu n1a1 be on tbr \\J) to 01111~ a plane )Ourself. \la1 \llah guldr you 111\C \bbu . \mmu . llha~)a hnonl. and Sura~ a

Jrffrl) Sartam. Dear Jeff. llr \\Jill )OU luloJIO\\ 11e respect )OU for 11.h0 )OU arr a )oung man \\hO Is lndrpendrnl, rartn~. scholar!~. and fun-lo1ing. lour paS'IOn for reading and lramlng \\Ill srr~e )OU \\ell at the university and throughout life Dream big- \\f arc behind )OU 1 l111e Mom and Dad

1\athf\n Rrld 1\rll. 1ou·rr off to a nr" J<llrnturr 1\Jtr \our hard \\Ork has paid off In \OUr man) <K't"mpllshnl!'nh In h~ school. and \\C'rr l!'f\ proud of jOU. 1\erp lhOS<' high 'Wlldard.s and g<Jals. and \OU'II be flnr 1\t"rt• going to miss )Ou and \\ish )OU tbr best that hfr has to offer 'rep that Mnllr! ~II our lolf. Mom and llad

tJi7.1brth Srhrrt•r; The Centennial Charger Rides Forr1 rr 1 Ubi)) \our determination to sur~ II!' and "111 to 11.1n ha1c earned )OU through the toughest of tllll('S. The best of tlnl!'s arc still to rome Dream bl~ \\C arc ai\\U)S proud of )OU 1.01(', \!om and 1\arl

llan1an Rr)llOids Dear Dan1an, liming )OU as a part of our famil) Is tru~ a jO)' 111anks for 111 mg a rlran llfr and krrptng )Our standards h~ \our life of li{:lltrous ll\lng Is a weal C\amplr for wur brothers and lstrr 1\r lmr )OU aJUI art• ICfl proud of \OU U. )OU head •out \lest• for srhool. \\f \\Ish )OU all thr best llfr has to offer! 11:11!'. \1tMn , Dad. R)an. Rrrsc , Brad) , Co<11. and \laSh,l)

Brandl Schmidt Dear Brandl. Remember whrn Big lllrd 11.as )Our best frlrnd 1\r 101 e the person )OU ha1r brrolll(' I don't kno~> ho~> \\f got that lurk) \our father and I arc l<'f\ proud of )OU and \\1sh )OU onl) the best In life l1:11e )Ou al\\avs. Dad \1om. !!rather. and Cassie

Jrnnlfrr RigA. Conwatu latioru Jenl1) \\'hat \OU ha'r teamed in lllgh School is preparation for rollcgr, but

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llfr \It• are pmud of )OU 1 Rrmrmbrr that )OU arc lmed and 1alurd. and nr1 er lose faith In )Ourself. lol!' ~1om . Dad. and Su1Jr

Strt>hanlr Ro)sr· llrar Stephanie Our blight. beautiful daughter TI1r road to this plare In time has 'iOill('tilll('S bern bUillJl\'. but )OU ha1r per<e1rred iJild urrreded. llr arr so t>roud of)OU! God ble'Srd u.s \\Jlh )OU. no11. )OU must go and fulml his t>lan for )our llfr Please knO\\ that vou \\Ill al\\a)s hmr our 101 r and support. 111ank 1ou for tbr mrmurlrs "r ha1 r nladr! 11:11(', Mom , Dad. and Stacie

Jamir Rush llrar Jan~r . 1\r l01r IOU and arr so proud of)ou \ou'\1' al\\3\s kno\\n li{:lll from 1-rong lou ha1r set )Our goals. and )Ou'rr going after )Our dreams. It's hard to brlie1r )OU'II soon be graduating. It seem> hl.e only l<'Strrday lOU \\frr \\atrhlng ~rnnle & \11ss ~ Cool!' to think of It It \\as <''teNia~!

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ott. \o matter where you go, no matter lvhat ou do. know that we are very proud of you. Love. 1om, Dad, and "'athan

~rllf) Srh\\ elghart Dear Krllry, It "as just )Cstrrda) )OU delighted us 1\llh )Our prrst'nrr In this \\orld lie tumed around, and )OU arc all gr0\\11 up- a bt'auUful )Oung \\oman ' trong In her faith. herself. her famil~ . and flirnd \ou'le delighted u and taught us a lot. lie are so proud of)ou! \lr brlieiC In ~ou and all that ~ou stl11r for You \\111 ne1er be alone. 1\!''rr alwa~s there for ~ou Search and )OU \\Ill serl. look and )OU "'II nnd. brlit'lt' and )OU 1\111 surreed. Thanks for a grrat 12 )ears and hrrr Is to the nnt phase of life! Good lurk. and "e lo•r )OU dear! ! \1om. Dad. Chad, and IJndsry

Emil)' Srhe\\eltzrr C.<.,gratulatlons Emily, It's hard to reall1.e )OU'\C bern In our ll•rs for eighteen )ears alreadj IIben did the jump rope champ gro~> up? The best of )Our llfr lies before )OU Enjoy life but make careful choices. Mlst.1krs 11.ill bt' made, but !ram frtMn them and go on Remember to tourh tbr Illes of others and better tbr ~~.orld 1\e'rr proud of \\hat )OU'\f done so far - krrp It up' 11JIC, \1om , Dad. and Ellen

f.r1n hnrlder Elin, \ou ha\r !'X!)('Iienrrd so murh In life In 18 )ears ~s rhildrrn. \\C onl) dreamed of the plarrs )OU '>r S<'t'n. r1ents )OU'I<' 1\ltne"ed, and peuplr )OU'Ie known. Savor life's mrmolies. and build from them llr true to )Ourself ever compromise )Our lnrrrdlble lntrgrJt~. lntellrrl. ~rnt, or rompasslon It has bern a pleasure loJ10\\111g )OU , lo1in~ ou. and Afll\\mg \\llh )OU loiC Mom, Dad, Megan. and Elira

Slt'\tn Stnl('nt\ lll'.lr Sh'H'n . •Is IOU waduale from 11!1;1 Srh(~ll IO.t all sWrt on a ntiO. path \It Just al10.a1s hOJX' our paths ~o In the sanl<' <Un•flk>n and rro. s ofH·n . \ ou are a 1tr; special son and hme aiiO.a}s made us 1ery proud Kert> U(> Uw

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Rnhrrt Str,lU'R<>h<'rt. \OU'If IIH·d "' mam p(J<('S durt~ \IIUr '\J\) Junior' lilt- d<i.lpttn~ to ne10. homes a~l friends and a lot of tear- and stnf•· \ Un•· nf fiJUI>' and politics. there "as ~Jlhin~ that 10u ml'std \o10. . '-f'l'l(' proud~ . and contribute to that IO.Urld )OU l.no"' nlsls \lr ~r \loha \our fan•fl.

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r.onwatulations! It'S hard to hrlltlt this lid) Is herr lie are Iff) proud of )00 1 \s you reflect on the past 12 years. take lill1<' to thln~ about the persons "'ho ha1 e lnflurnrNI your life and helped )OU ma~r g~l choltes. relatives. friends. and rhurrh family. Th<'ir lo1e and support "Ill rontlnue as )Ou loo~ to the fulurt Finally . remcmlx·r "'ho )'Ou arr 1

Susamw Stull llrar Susann('. The ~Is wu nHllinually set and meet arc lmprf'''" <'! II e a•lmirc your rompetcnn· lndcp('ndcnrc. ongsrmUly , and dtll'nnlnalklfl EnJo• lhr WOIIlh a~l h·amln~ alwad and l.noll that\\(' IIIII be lh('('(' r... )OU 1\llh

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Jenny Sohn Drar Jenny. Conwatulatlons! lie are "' proud of )OU \ ou are a lrrrtflr thoughtful per!'f>n 10.1lh a truly kind heart May God bit" and guide In lh(' flll111nA yrar and future \ou are a 10.ondrrful daughter sister. and friend 1\r lo1e IOU Mom. Dad . \ngela. and llary

Tara Southcombe· Tara, \lords eanrtol bejdn to C\prrss the Joy and prtde that you ha1 e brou¢11 to us' \ou ha.e set high ~Is. and throuAh organl7.allon , drtrnnmauon. and hard 10.or~ )Ou halt f'\rredrd them! \nd throuAh II all 100 ikllt kept wur priorities light llr ha1r no doubt that 10u 10.111 sun·e(~f In alllhal 10u do. \s you rno1r for..ard Into )our future remember to ~rep faith: al10.ays bellrH', ai10.J)s rare. ah•a)s l.no11 that "'r 101 r wu dearly Mom Dad .

and

t..listln 'pear llear Mstin, r.onACalulatkKl 1 lie are so proud of )Ou lie you are beautiful both Inside and out. \ou are smart. lo1~ . S<'n ltilr. and ha•e a weal sense of humor Rell1<'mber Mslm )OO ran al11ays bellr•e in yourself and In our lo1e for )OU L01e \1\\J)S. \1om Dad, and \lllson

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Joshua Strffr) llrar Joshua. T~e tills lime to reflect on the past and ponder the v.ondrr- that hr ahead lou are a IIOnderfull). gifted )OWl~ man. 10.ilh murh to offer yourself and the 11orld \I"} wur dreams COll1<' lrur lie arc so 1rry proud Of)OU, and \If 101(' IOU ICI) murh. \s )OU reach lOIIard the future l.no"' that 11e are al"'a)s here for )OU l.OIC Dad and CaUl). 11om and \~alter

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\lcllssa Tsrhc.,.·hlo~ lkar \fells >. It' hard to beli('IC that \(1\J arc about to Wa<hwtr fn•n hJAh "h•••l' It seems lil.c onl\ ICslrnW• )OU 11cre a lillie ¢rl. lou halt' wo11n Into surh a pectal 11oman. IX"Sf'-'lllg Lhr qual>Urs an<f sl-llls 1vu ~·d to du IICIIIn your lrfe. lie are so proud of you' Folio" \(lllr <lrearn.s \lrhssa Just renl<'mber tbere arr mam different palh.s to lh<•st drcan1s rh<•>se the route 10.lsrl\ lou must not let failures d!'rall llf'il<of In sf'lf thf) arc but tearhr" to'"'''"'' 11r hmc )Clio Jearn El<'nllklll) sucn• s 11ill !'Oll1<'. 1\llcrti(T OU go. ~nOll lhal IOU are iOICd 1>1 lOUr famril 1-0IC, \lvm and J),~J

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l\arl \ar;el llrar """, Conwatulatk•"' h>u ha1c made us 1cr; proud Rml<'mtx·r tlkll '"" ran acrompll'-'h ,m,thln~ tn lirr 1r )UU M"t \ou.r rnmd to\\,lrtb ll,m•t \\ori.. haNL lie IOIC )OU 1('1'\ murh and IIIII al10.a" 11(• lht•rt• lor loU l~•r. ~lorn . Tom, ,uul Jlran(l\ ~3<'1 .

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Usa 1\atson Dear llsa. lour pa ·on ror !Ire. your 10\r or ran.! rnends, and )OUr drrp deslrr ror teaming ha-. been a brt'athl<l!Jng exprnrncr to shart' wrth ou 1\r celebrate your outst2ndlng arademlr arhle,rments now as well as your rutUI't' romrru(fll('nt tO )OUr !lrrtlme goal 'I Ill ~lng tO be a doctor "hen I grQ\\ up!• IJJ\e. Mom. Dawn. and Da>id

Timoth Harri and Kari Mc Daniel

Rudyard II atson Rud I am so proud or you lou ha>r gro"n rnto a nne \OU~ man wrth a stro~ sense or purpose, a sharp mind. a grt'at sense or humor. and a sen ltl\e . ul I ha\e no doubt you "'" rt'all7.t' )OUr drt'ams Ln lire Thank ou ror the past L8 )ears. dlld all we ha1e learned rrom each other Congrats 1 ~1onl

William Cowan and Christopher LaRoe Andrew Whitford: Dear ndy, Congratulations on all of your many achievemen We've alway been very proud of you. Keep up the good work. Love. ~om and Dad

Leslie 1\l!Uams, Leslie. You light up our 11\es. From thr day ou wert' born God ble'sro u and this world You hale l<lught us many le ons Inure. lour "isdom has al\\3) been way beyond )Our years. Your slrt'ngths. ~mdne. s. cart~. and IO\fflg will go rar. You ha\e no llfllllS. lie art' \el) proud. You art' a beauurul prrson II e lo>e you Mom. Dad and 111ura

Kevin DeReu and Ryan DeReu Chelsea 1\lllls Co~atulatlons 1

Your 'big' day has finally arr11ed. I know there ha>e been tifll('s when you were down and reltl e gh1ng up. but )OU picked )Our«elr up and kept on going. We'rt' proud or your accompli hments, and It's been run wat£~ you become a lo,ely young woman Always be true to yourselr. Belle>e In your abllllle , and tru1.your In Unrts "hen cboo.l~ rtght or wro~. You·n probably ~'t some mls~es alo~ the way but u them to learn by. We'll always be here when you need us IJJ\e, Mom, Srad, Dad, !leather, and lkl

Usa Yo~ Usa.

You can accompliSh anythl~ you set your mind to do, so aLm high. lie are >ery proud or you, and always remember that you ha>e our uncondlllonal love and upportln e>erythlng you do. May your future be bright and happy. IJJ\e, Dad. Mom, Kim, and Tiger

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