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Chaminade-Julienne Catholic High School is an educational community of faith.

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CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 505 South Ludlow Street Dayton, OH 45402

We serve the Miami Valley by offering a challenging academic program to a culturally diverse student population.

CD Our heritage, mission, and methods arise from and are shaped by the Gospel of Jesus Christ as , reflected in the Catholic Tradition and in the char isms of St. , Julie Billiart and Blessed William Joseph Chaminade.

By integrating faith with all academic, athletic, artistic, and social activities, we prepare young men and women to become life-long learners and contributing members of society.

Inspired by the goodness of God, we are commited to educating the whole person, to serving the poor, and to developing family spirit.

Student Life: 16 Sports: 66 Student Groups: 96 Underclass Division: 108 Senior Division: 128 Faculty: 144 Advertisements: 154 Index: 218

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Pope JOIIII Paul II ridillg through St. Peter's Square The pope is seen in the Pope Mobile as he rides down the center aisle of St. Peter's Square. He had just left the outside alter where the Beatification ceremony took place. COllstalltille's Arch This monument was built in the early 4th century A.D. to celebrate Emperor Constantine's tenth year in power. The Arch was intended to be another great monument of Roman

Assisi Basillicn This is the Church of St. Francis of Assisi. This was just one of the sites to be seen during the group's visit to Assisi. Something interesting, however, is that inside is the tomb of St. Francis. Colosseulll Originally known as the Amphitheatmffi Flavium, the Colosseum was built by Vespian. Titus added the third and fourth levels and celebrated with games that lasted 100 days. The Colosseum was then struck by lightning and the gladitorial combats could no longer take place. Later on, it was struck by lightning again and also survived an earthquake. The Chickell Dallce Here, students from all over give displays about their culture. C-J group Fr. Chris, Bethany Boland, Kelly Watts, Julia Budde, Eric Etter, and Francis McLaughlin display American culture with the Chicken Dance.

St. Peter's Square Blessed Father William Joseph Cha mina~e, Pope John XXIII, Po e Pius IX, Bishop Tommaso ReggIO, Dom Col~mba M!mion O.5.B, Benedictine Abbot. These we~e the five individuals who were beatified at this celebratIOn.

Rome Trip A journey to a new place to celebrate the Beatification of Fr. Chaminade On August 31, 2000, eighteen students and faculty ventured across the world to the Holy City, Rome, Italy. These students went to celebrate the Beatification of Fr. William Joseph Chaminade, as well as a few others. In addition to attending Mass, these lucky C-J students toured Rome and experienced its many wonders. Some places they visited were the Colosseum and nearby ruins. They visited St. Peter's Square and took a trip to Assisi. This year was also very special because it was the Holy Year, which only comes around every 25 years.

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Swiss Guards ill the Vaticall City Pictured above is a Swiss Guard. He is standing outside of St. Peter's Square. The Swiss Guards' job is to protect the Pope. The uniforms th ey wear were designed by Michela ngelo and haven' t been changed since.

First Row: Becca Davis, Amy Weatherford, Megan Duffy, Bethany Boland Row 2: Meaghan Murphy, Kelly Watts, Eric Etter, Matt Keefe, Joanna Stegeman Row 3: Francis McLaughlin, Mr. Trainor, Ross McIntyre, Fr. Chris Wittman, Julia Budde, Sarah Staley, Mrs. Olmsted, Ms. Meyers, Mrs. Budde

Celebrating our Faith We celebrate our faith in many different ways.

The crucifix sits behind the altar

Faith and religion are integral parts of the entire C-J experience. Freshmen and sophomores study the Old and New Testaments, while juniors study Liberation Theology and Morality, and seniors take classes in Justice and Human Sexuality. Our teachers are: Mr. Kyle Callahan, Mrs .'Lisa Colbert (Chair), Mr. David Conard, Ms. Kupras Bauer, Mrs. Marilyn McCrate, Mrs. Bridgette McIntyre, Mr. Mickey Mominee, and Mr. John Ward.

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Ms. Ann Meyers offers the Blood of Christ to Edward Marrinan. Natalie Geel and Bethani Weit~el discuss their religion question's during group work.

Francisco McCarthy sings in the liturgical choir.

Father Chris Wittmann and celebrant Father Paul Marshall from Resurection Church applaud during the Catholic Schools Week mass.

Joanna Stegeman sings a solo. Beth Flynn, Elaine Segi, and Jennifer HilI receive help from their religion teacher, Mr. Mickey Mominee.

Olumuyiwa Akerele listens and watches attentively during the Catholic Schools Week mass.

Mrs. Laurie Eloe plays the guitar during our liturgies.

Mrs . Bridgette McIntyre and Maria Mergler have a laugh during religion class. This is Mrs. McIntyre's first year at C-J; she is also the Assistant Campus Minister.

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Tonight The 2000 Homecoming Court: Craig Stimmel, Ann Gage, Pam Bargo, Reggie McDaniel, Aneceya Hollis, Kerry Quinn, David Tuss, and Corey Brooks.

Sarah Schimer and Joshua Ivory share the last dance of the night together.

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Thrilled to be at the dance, Mary Wittenberg and Paul Jelmer shared many dances together.

As their last homecoming dance slowly fades away, J.P. Gorman and Micah Brooks stop for a memorable picture.

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Jennifer McCallister and Amadeus Carter dance close to the theme song, "Wonderful Tonight."

This year's Homecoming was extra special for seniors Jayne Walton and Aidan Carrigg, because it was their last one.

Posing for a quick picture before heading to the dance floor, Amy Temple and Matthew Porter smile eagerly. Read y to dance the night away, Brandi McDaniel and her date enjoy the first dance of the year.

Lisa Pickrell, Megan Duffy, Bethani Weitzel, Jadyn Broderick, and Carolyn Place gather together for their first dance picture of the year.

Sweeping his date off her feet, Brett Ch miel poses with Maria Mergler. They really did have a wonderful night.

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Ashley Reid and Maria Mergler help some grade school students by participating in the Big Brothers/Big Sisters program. Erin Stern and Debbie Metzger offer their time to decorate the food bins for Hunger Awareness Week.

Corey Brooks chips old paint off a door for Student Council's Into the Street project. Big Brother and Big Sisters, J.P. Gorman, Tammy Downs, Michelle Bensman, Ellie Thomas, and Krysten Jackson take time out of their day to travel to Dayton Catholic to help younger students.

Chad Levell, Ryan Patrick, and LaVon Rutledge rest on the curb after a long day of raking leaves at Woodland Cemetery.

Community Service Our participation in community service tells the community who we are. We are strong people willing to serve others in an attempt to better society.

There are several opportunities

throughout the year to serve the C-J community and beyond. There are monthly service sites, and a week-long program in the fall, Into the Streets.

During Hunger Awareness Week, stu-

dents donate food and money to Catholic Relief Services and OXFAM. C-J members are also encouraged to fast one day this week. In addition, students may perform community service through any of the following clubs: Key Club, Ecology Club, F.L.I.G.H.T., L.I.F.E., and Student Council. The opportunities to help are endless!

Prepared to clean C-J's windows, Ashley Bennett, Tashee Washington, and Tiffany Blackmon strike a pose. Enjoying the Community Service Fair, Elizabeth Bausman gathers plenty of information from the United Rehabilitation Services booth.

The entire January Kairos group greets the camera.

Beth Boehmer and Sarah Swartzbaugh share a moment in their room at the "Bergamo Hotel."

John Feighery, Jeff Zolm~n, Krista Pritchard, Kevin Donnelly, Beth Boehmer, Lauren Underwood, and Lindsey Wallace take their small group session out into the snow for an invigorating and refreshing discussion. Danny Tuss, Travis Mikalauskas, Katie Hollencamp, and Shelley Heywood add fun with a capital "F" to the atmosphere at Bergamo.

Ang e19 Chattams shows off his Karaoke-ing ~lls during fre~ time. ,

Kara Humphrey, Bridget McIntyre, Debra Sanderman, Fr. Chris, and Mike Mathile do their '. "teacher" thing in between activities.

Megan Duffy and Doug Daniel display the remnants of Doug's pants before they were t:ansformed into "Doodle Man" shorts, a very fme Duffy creation.

Maggie Helldoerfer, Bryan Jones, and Audrey Vincent sit close together during group time, when classmates to know one another on a much more personal level.

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Underclass Rad Retreats Retrea ts are a time to get to know your classmates and your teachers, people you swill be with for four consecutive years.

At C-J emphasis is put on bonding with classmates. This year the freshman retreats were held close to home in the Faust Center. The sophomore retreats were

moved to Hugh Birch Camp in Yellow Springs, Ohio, and the junior retreats were located in Pleasant Hills, Ohio, at the Indian Hills Camp. All of the underclass retreats

integrated the importance of friendship and fellowship and a strong faith life. Nobody walked away from any of the retreats disappointed. As always, a good time was had by all.

Rockin' Jesus Down on the Underclass Retreats! Sophomores literally draw closer to one another as they gleefully participate in this retreat's infamous lapsit.

Freshmen Ashley and Shandriel Sanders listen to an inspirational talk in the Faust Center.

All twisted up, Sarah Kelleher's small group of sophomores attempt a decent human knot .. Hugs and smiles, these juniors display the effect intense group bonding had on them.

Dming a bit of free time, junior Debbie Metzger entertains her loft-mates with a unique "peach trick." Junior Robin Robertson offers freshman Tara Jehna a blessing during a special Mass, part of the freshman retreat experience. Junior Kathleen Woerner just can't contain her excitement for junior retreats.

Senior Micah Brooks leads a discussion with her small group.

Ann Gage watches as her small group works together on an enlightening arts and crafts activity.

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Although they might look intimidating, Eric Bardun, the masked man, and Justin Budd are three of the nicest guys.

Dressed as a cat, Lisa Timmer couldn't stop smiling.

Brithley Spears look alikes, Jenne Goeke and Kimberly Walusis are the future in young pop stars.

Coming to the dance as a she-devil, Beth Flynn gets to show off her wild side.

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Freshmen Katie Keichel and Tim Sherman stand together as the perfect couple from off the streets.

Halloween Soc Hop The Halloween Soc Hop went off with a blast. Many students and teachers showed up in a wide range of crazy and interesting costumes. "This was the all time greatest dance of the year. I had a blast with all of my friends," quotes Adrian Payne. Payne and many other students enjoyed the night full of dancing, laughter, and excitement.

Cowardly Lion Greg Saluke has nothing to fear. Kerry Mann demonstrates the p roper way to dance like a turkey.

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The Junior Powder Puff team smiles big after a 12-0 victory over the senior girls.

Senior girls anxiously await playing time in the game. "Powder Puff was really fun. It was a great way to show girl power!" Laure Williams, senior

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"I liked Powder Puff because it was fun hanging out with friends during practices. It was a good game, but we lost!" Kelly Simmons, senior

"Powder Puff was good because it gave us girls a great opportunity to show that we can do it too. We had a "Chance to show everyone how good we really . were." N akeyia W orIey, . junior

"Powder Puff was fun and everyone played a key role, leading us to defeat the seniors." Krista Bucholz, junior

Waiting eagerly for the whistle to blow, the junior and senior girls prepare to start the game.

Juniors Adrienne Luedtke and Amanda Sokolnicki get their adrenaline pumped for the beginning of the Powder Puff game.

With aggression, senior girls Courtney Jeter and Sara Kacvinsky run out to the field . Nick Shultz, Jon Gross, Brent Medina, Nick Walusis, Jon Prier, Eddie Marrinan, Marcus Lehman, David Prier, Joe Gunder, and Tim Schneemann practice their cheerleading moves for the junior girls.

Coach Michael Fisher gets surrounded by a group of sophomore girls. They are: Hannah Livecap, Elizabeth Bausman, Laura Pippenger, Sarah Treadway, Amy Temple, Natalie Mergler, Angela McElroy, and Natalie Mergler.

Nakeyia Worley and Brandon McKinney take a time out from dancing.

Freshman couple Jamar Harris and Courtney Prier spend time together at their table.

After the dance, Lillian Gehres, Megan Duffy, Kate Chadwick, John Prier, David Prier, and Ashley Reid gather during clean-up for the last picture of the night. \

In the Arms of an Angel The 2000 Christmas Dance Court: freshmen Arrione Hollis, Sean O'Neil; sophomores Christine Pietrzak, Matthew Myers; juniors Mallory Smith, Andre Chattams; senior runner-ups Sarah Kacvinsky, Charles Gray; and the King and Queen, Ashley Forest and Danny Tuss.

Jen Flemming joins Mike Tall to create a lasting senior moment.

James Dugan Tinney and date are greeted at the entrance with a pictu re as they head ed to the dance floor.

Freshmen Cara Sayer and Rosalyn Craig have a great time at their first Christmas Dance.

Juniors Curtis Kimble and Amanda Solkolniki would barely stop dancing to pose for this photo.

Senior Robert Alexander struts his stuff on the dance floor.

In celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., C-J students join Dayton residents in a march to the Courthouse Plaza.

Mrs. Downer, chair of the Social Studies department, lectures her period 8/9 World Cultures class.

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Miss Angela Ruffolo teaches economics to her U.s. Government class. She is also a women's soccer coach and a Student Council moderator.

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Mr. William Reichert poses in the C-J cafeteria with Mrs. Reichert. Mr. Reichert teaches freshmen and juniors; he is also an assistant basketball coach. A C-J graduate, Mr. Donald Weimert sits in his rockin' chair during period 3/4 as his students take an American Studies test.

Mr. Joseph Staley instructs students in American Studies and World Cultures. He is also the men's basketball head

Mr. David Glancy is a great classroom facilitator. New to C-J, he recently attended a Teaching as Ministry retreat held at Bergamo.

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Social Studies rocks the C-J Community Freshmen

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New students have the opportunity to take World Cultures, which is offered as a college preparatory class and an honors class.

Seniors can take college preparatory and AP U.S. Government. Other courses available to seniors include Economics, Sociology, Child Psychology I Development, and Psychology.

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Social Studies Teachers

Students take college preparatory or Mrs. Ellen Downer, Miss Angela honors American Studies. Psychology Ruffolo, Mr. Joseph Staley, Mr. Donald is also offered to juniors. Weimert, Mr. William Reichert, Mr. David Glancy, and Sr. Damienne Grismer are all Social Studies teachers.

Plliling it All Together Members of the Social Committee, Amanda Frasure, Lisa Pickrel, Micah Brooks, Ann Gage, and Michelle Bensman, along with advisors Miss Angela Ruffolo and Miss Kathleen Crosby, pose for a picture in front of the colorful backdrop that they had created the morning before the dance. Kate Alexander and her father sit out for the "Electric Slide."

Jenna Goecke and her father take a break from all the dancing to pose for a memorable picture.

You're The Greatest Michelle Bensman reads her winning essay in front of everyone at the dance, including her father. The essay not only brought tears to Bensman and her father, but to many others as well.

Chris Heck and his mom pose for a memorable picture. Heck won the annual essay contest, "Why my mom is the greatest." His essay was chosen to be read in fron t of his mom at the dance.

The Mother-Son and Father-Daughter dances were hits! The Mother-Son dance was held on January 20, and the Father-Daughter dance was held on January 27. Both were held at the Greek Orthodox Church. The dances strengthened family relationships and gave students the chance to not have the pressure of bringing a date. The parents were able to show their kids that they still had the spunk to dance the night away.

Chris and Matt Jasko, along with their mom, pose for a funny, but very cute, picture. Andrew Wilson and his mom d ance the night away. This year's dance was extra special for Wilson and his mom, because this was the last Mother-Son dance they shared together.

Bethani Weitzel and Catlin Finn, members of the C-J Vice, get ready to throw miniature footballs to students at a Pep Rally.

Students gather in the auditorium for an assembly, usually consisting of Muse Machine performances and guest speakers.

Andre Peterson, a Resurrection Student, performs for C-J students during the Students of Diversity assembly. He also sang during the Catholic Schools Week Mass. State Representative Dixie Allen talks to students about sportmanship.

Michael Bashaw from the trio Puzzle of Light uses man y instruments that he mostly makes himself. Some of his instruments are called Sound Sculptures .

Amplified Assemblies Assemblies playa very important role at C-J. Visitors are often invited to talk to the students in the auditorium. Visitors' creative speeches inspire students and help them have a better understanding of who they really are. The C-J community appreciates each and every visitor's speech. We all know how important it is to be inspired by people who have more

experiences beyond high school.

Seniors Kortney Jeter, Jennifer Beane, and Kate Hansen sing the Growing Pains theme with actor Kirk Cameron. C-J students gather together in the gym during a Pep Rally tha t took place before the C-J Eagles vs . Eaton Eagles firs t play-off game.

Mr. Paul Dugan' S period 2 Honors Chemistry class watches a movie about Black scientists. Mr. Dugan also teaches College Preparatory Chemistry.

Math teacher Mr. Tom Hottinger in a familiar profile at the overhead machine.

Sophomore Katie Siebenthaler explains her Science Fair Project to judges. Sieben thaler' s project was the Effects of Age on Weight Loss .

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Charles Crawford and Evan Bole work hard on a chemistry lab. The lab dealt with the mass of pennies in a tube of water. This is one of the many labs chemistry students work on throughout the year.

Mr . Michael O'Shaughnessy teaches his physics class in the computer lab.

Tammy Downs listens attentively to math teacher, Mrs . Lynn Ford. Mrs. Ford teaches Algebra II, Algebra II/Trig, and Algebra I1I / Trig.

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Ms . Ann Meyers teaches Kristen Johnson during period 10 Algebra II/Trig class. Ms. Meyers teaches freshmen and sophomores .

A teacher who does wonders with numbers, Mrs. Laurie Eloe instructs her AP Calculus class. Mrs. Eloe also teaches a freshman religion class.

Math teachers Ms. Jennifer Yarnell, Ms. Ka thleen Crosby, and Ms. Nancy Egbers are the three "Mickey Mouseketeers" during the Halloween Soc-Hop.

artments are out of this world!

C-J's Math department is chaired by Ms. N ancy Egbers. C-J's Math teachers are Mrs. Laurie Eloe, Mrs. Lynn Ford, Mr. Stephen Fuchs, Mr. Tom Hottinger, Ms. Ann Meyers, Ms. Jennifer Yarnell, Mrs. Jenny Secor, Ms. Kathleen Crosby, and Mr. Kevin Hurley. C-J offers different types of math classes for every learner: Exploring Mathematics, Pre-Algebra.. Algebra II/Trig, Algebra II, Geometry, Algebra III/Trig, Precalculus, Calculus, and Transitions to Math.

C-J's Science department is headed by Mr. Michael O'Shaughnessy. Teachers include Ms. Janice Anderson, Mr. Bob'Katcavage, Mr. Paul Dugan, Mrs. Julie Hobbs, Mr. Bill Stachler, and Mrs. Laura Zobel. Students can take various classes, including Earth Science, Microbiology, Biology, Chemistry, Anatomy, Chemistry in the Community, and Physics.

Wish U on Sophomore attendants Anne Zelnio, Kevin Stanford, and Desiree Alexander get their picture taken right after their names were announced.

Friends since grade school, Christina Garrison, Ryane Banks, and Mallory Smith show off their outfits.

Freslmlen attendants Jake Schierloh and Tearri Dewitt enjoy the attention at their first Valentine's Dance.

Junior attendant princess Deanna Hill didn't mind having Alan Dewitt and Eric Williams as her princes.

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Senior Ki ng and Queen John Dearing and Lauren Underwood look good in their crowns.

Runners-up Krissy Robinson and Robert Alexand er sed uce the cam era w ith their good looks.

Joey Sc h we nd eman and Jacob Zimmer enjoy the night filled with lad ies, dancing, and friends.

Sophomore football player Chris Wiley and Staci Allen rest near the bleachers before heading to the dance floor.

Brandon Maury attempts the new Cha-Cha slide dance.

Johnetta Webb watched most of the dance from her chair, but enjoyed every minute of it.

Unsuspecting Jamar Harris stands, while Ashley Goldsberry and Keri Mann sneak up from behind.

Mrs. Cheryl Kayser' s English class works in the computer lab. The lab, which includes Internet access, is open to all students and teachers who want to work on papers or assignments.

Nicholas Pierce, Angelo Chattams, and Craig Stimmel show Pamela Bargo how to use a computer program in the computer lab run by Mrs. Connie Fitch and Mr. Kevin Burress.

Faith Ligon cleans up her mess in the cooking lab. Culinary Arts teaches students about the five food groups, plus they get to mi\ke yummy meals!

Matt Sraj, a student in Mr. Bob Young's LOGO class, works on a program.

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Students Get Training For Life C-J gives students life skills fo r the future.

C-J classes help students explore their life skills. Parenting helps students know what it means to be a good father or mother in the future. In Physical Education, students learn how to take care of their bodies. Computer classes allow students to create programs and Power Point presentations and design Web pages.

Mrs. MaryAnn Bray's Parenting class learns the proper skills to take care of children. The students also have an opportunity to take home mechanical babies to get firsthand experience.

Kevin Reese does pull-ups for Mr. Dan Shea' s gym class. Students are required to participate in the Marine Fitness Test. Freshmen and sophomores are required to take Physical Education.

During Health class, freshmen demonstrate the negative effects of smoking. Students also learn First Aid and CPR by practicing with dummies.

Over the summer a group of French II students were able to tour France. The group is sitting in front of the memorial dedicated to Princess Diana. The tragic accident that took her life in 1998 occured underneath them. Andrew Sa luke and Mademoiselle Brown give French two big thumbs up .

Chris Mize and Alex Shay ask interview questions during Foreign Language week. Students were given the option to design a tshirt of the language they study. La clase de Espanol. Spanish III students listen to their teacher, Senora Regan, during Spirit Week.

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Funkadelic Foreign Languages Epaphrodite Dusingizimana

"I like French because it works my mind. French is also a very romantic language and it helps me meet girls." A Rwandan student, Epa also knows four other languages: Swahili, English, K inyarwa nd, and Kirundi.

Cara Lindo

Cara's favorite part of taking Spanish for the past four years was the summer trip to Spain: "I really enjoyed experiencing a different culture and meeting the people who lived there."

Marcus Smith

Morgan Mercer listens to the language prompts in the new langu age lab.

Marcus d oes his Spanish h om ework.

I Accolades to our Foreign Language teachers, Mrs. Linda Colas, Mrs. Kara Humphrey, Mrs. Peg Regan (Chair), Ms. Sophia Villalobos, Ms. Casey Brown, and Mrs. Arlene Adcock!

Fine Art Expressions

Art is for students who enjoy expressing themselves in creative ways. Mrs. Diana Barr, head of the department, teaches Art 1 through Honors Art 4. Other courses, including ceramics, Three-Dimensional Design, and Fine Art are taught by Mrs. Janet Lasley. These courses provide students with a basic understanding and appreciation of art. .

(Clockwise from the top): Mrs. Barr organizes plans for all of her art classes; Amanda Frasure uses pastels to color one of hel masterpieces; one of the many individual projects students can create in Art 4; Danny Tuss creates some wire figurines. He was one of several students whose artwork advanced to State Finals.

Musical Notes

The Music department helps spread spirit at games, Pep Rallies, and school liturgies. Mr. David Wood and Mrs. Bettye Sierichs help teach and organize Fine Arts: Music, in which historical musicians are studied, Concert Band, Concert Choir, Symphonic Band, AcappeUa Choir, and Marching Band.

(Clockwise from the top): Mr. Wood conducts the band before an upcoming performance; dressed in style, band members gather on stage before the Spring performance; Christopher Hunter practices his French horn skills; the school choir poses for a pic ture after warming up before showcasing their talent.

Ashley Forest receives her blue collar for being on NHS semor year. Only seniors receive the blue collar.

National Honor Society 2001 Seniors

After a fun four years of attending C-J, John Feighery gladly receives his blue collar from Mr. Trainor, principal.

Sophomore Ashley Goldsber~y receives her NHS award and pm from Mike Trainor.

David Tuss, sophomore NHS member, shows the school he is more than a good stud~nt by playing the violin during the ceremony.

Olumuyiwa Akerele Pamela Bargo Michelle Bensman Robert Berry Micah Brooks Justin Budd Tammy Downs Megan E. Duffy Hannelore Eldridge Eric Etter Jessica Farmer Jennifer Fleming Ashley Forest Ann Gage Lillian Gehres Christopher Heck - President Margaret Helldoerfer Bartholomew Hickey Erica Howard Katherine Igah Philip Johnson - Treasurer Ma tthew Keefe Sarah Kelleher Regina Keough Kathleen Kinzig Shannon Klosterman Katherine Laufersweiler Catherine Lesko - Vice President Amanda McGregor Claire O'Neill Maureen O'Rourke Danielle NyirandutijeGuhirwa Martha Patzer Elizabeth Reed Kristina Robinson Allyse Starks Stacey Staten Sarah Swartzbaugh Daniel Tuss- Secretary Lauren Underwood Lindsey Wallace Melissa Williams Jeffrey Zolman

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Ann Patterson Lisa I Pickrel Jonathan Prier- Secretary Elect Ryan Shen Helen Smith Sarah Staley- Vice President Elect Kyle Terry Mathew Trick Courtney Waggenspack Dean Weber Katie Weekley Justin Wilmes Kathleen Wlodarski Kathleen Woerner Kimberly Wolf Sophomores

Sarah Budd Andrew Durlak Nicole Etter Ashley Goldsberry Michael Grabiel Brian Lauber James Maloney Natalie Mergler Devin O'Connor Joshua Rankin. Sarah Treadway David Tuss

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Senior NHS members, Missy Williams and Claire O'Neill, volunteer during Christmas in April. NHS members are required to work Christmas in April, a project to clean up run down houses in the city of Dayton.

Maria Mergler reads from Scripture during May's NHS Induction ceremony held in Emmanuel Church.

Sarah Budd, Nicole Etter, Doug Kondrath, and Ann Patterson plant flowers during the nationwide Christmas in April.

Bryan Warniment smiles at the camera as he takes a moment away from his reading assignment. Always smiling, Mrs. Dorene Akujobi gives her all when she teaches Introduction to Theater and College Preparatory English 10. In her C-J career, Mrs. Akujobi has directed several plays, including The Sound of Music.

The cast of the spring play, Fools: Chris Mize, Jacob Brunswick, Joe Whatley, Kathleen Woerner, Courtney Waggenspack, Beth Hundt, James Moria, Katie Keechle, Jesse Coleman, Lauren Dokes, Mike Seidel, Efe Evwaraye, and Mrs. Kayser. Deena Hill and David Prier perform The Glass Menagerie, a play put on by Ms. Bird's period 1 Composition and Literature class. This class integrates literature with college-level writing assignments.

Stephanie Bauer chuckles a little at Mr. Brook' s humor during her Honors English class. Mr. Brooks is our resident poet and teaches, among other classes, Creative Writing.

English as a First Lan a e Four years of English at C-J is a must, and why not spend those four years with great teachers? Teachers like Mrs. Dorene Akujobi, Ms. Jennifer Bird, Mr. James Brooks, Mrs. Cheryl Kayser, Mrs. Tammy Metcalf, Mrs. Roberta Olmsted, Ms. Rosemary Penkala, and Ms. Debra Sanderman would be awesome English teachers to have. And we definitely cannot forget about the chair of the English department, Mr. Denny Thomas. Besides offering spectacular teachers, C-J provides an array of English classes. In addition to literature and composition classes, C-J offers Creative Writing, Communications 1 & 2, Print Media 1& 2, and Graphic Comunications 1 & 2, while seniors have an opportunity to take Advanced Placement. English is such a big part of school and life, so why not take exciting classes with exciting teachers?

Danny Tuss and Juste Mukiza do an African dance for World Literature class. Student projects are common at C-J. pizzas." Ms. Penkala knows what it takes to keep the Yearbook staff at peak performance. Ms. Penkala also teaches AP English, World Literature, and Forms of

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Laura Keihl and Christina Garrison take in all the cultural information they received from the Students of Diversity field trip.

The members of Students of Diversity pose in front of the Valentine's Dance backdrop. The annual dance is sponsored by the Students of Diversity.

Robert Alexander thinks how affordable haircuts were back then.

Lindsay Harris glances at a doll exhibit of a traditional African outing.

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Students of Diversity

Students of Diversity provides a gateway to understanding various cultures. The group does this by volunteering at local organizations, putting together assemblies during Black History Month, and organizing the Valentine's Dance and the school-wide Talent Show.

Valentine's Dance 2001 Chaperones Row 1: Linsey Earl, Cheryl Smith Row 2: Joe Soter, Casey Brown, Jenny Bird Row 3: Tish Montavon, Patsy Puterbaugh, Mitch Olmsted , Roberta Olmsted , Fr. Ch ris Wittmann

Save the Junior attendants Maria Mergler and Brett Chmiel, King and Queen Bryan Jones and Megan Duffy, and senior prom attendants Ashley Forest and Travis Mikalauskas made up this year's Prom Court. Becky Brown and her date casually stroll down the red carpet into the Masonic Temple. This year students were treated like movie stars, as parents captured their son's and daughter's grand entrance on film.

Angelo Chattams gives . date Claire O'Neill a prom kiss goodnig~t.

Couple Brad Bach and Kate Hansen and couple Jessica Jenkins and Andrew Sa luke enjoy their time together.

Last Dance

Megan Riner and wrestler Tim Harrison strut their stuff coming into the Masonic Temple. "I had so much fun at prom. It was a great night!" said Riner.

Senior couple Sarah Kelleher and Jeff Zolman enjoy their last prom together. The two are heading off to college once school is over.

Posing like a famous actor in his white suit, senior Richard Neth makes a stunning entrance on the red carpet.

Filing In The graduates file into the pews during the entrance procession, a tradition of the ceremony.

Divine Intervention Fr. Chris Wittmann, S.M., led the Baccalaureate ceremony. During the Homily, he expressed his fondness for the outgoing class and wished them well in their futures . Light My Fire Mr. Tom Hottinger, a ChaminadeJulienne math teacher, proves that numbers aren't his only speciality as he gives Joe York a lesson in candle lighting.

...We Pray to the Lord Maggie Helldoerfer was one of many seniors to help out with the ceremony. She is reading intercessions, but seniors also contributed as Eucharistic ministers, singers, and lectors.

Makin' Love to the Camera Brandi McDaniel and Ashley Forest show bright smiles after the ceremony, both of them anxious to be moving on.

Seniors say goodbye and remember the better times. It's a time of happiness and sorrow in a faith-filled atmosphere.

Baccalaureate Mass Cheeking Up Pals Jessica Farmer, Bethany Boland, and Krista Prichard squeeze together at the reception after Baccalaureate for one of their last moments as classmates.

Rain Delay Cara Lindo takes an interest in the camera as she walks to Emmanuel through the rain.

Up on the Stage As a dedication to classmates, Gina Keough and Missy Williams sing "Day by Day" by Stephen Schwartz.

Wasting Time Jessica Chaney, Katie Beach, and Mike Russell wait patiently in line before the entrance procession.

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Couple Jessica Parker and Robert Spirk experience Graduation together.

Craig Stimmel and Justin Bolden show little emotion on the outside, but they're screaming with joy inside.

The Class of 2001

Performing onstage, Chris Heck, J.P. Gorman, Robert Sieben thaler, and Danny Tuss play Lynard Skynard's famous hit, "Freebird," which the seniors adopted as their class song.

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Good friends Stephanie Wilkins, Lynette Hunt, and Erica Howard wait on the steps before the ceremony begins.

Graduation at Memorial Hall June 1,2001 7:30PM Katherine Igah and Allyse Starks celebrate together. They are both members of the National Honor Society.

Megan Duffy flashes a big smile just before walking to the stage.

Elizabeth Reed delivers the Farewell speech to classmates. James Hill gave the Invocation, and Martha Patzer said the Welcome address.

With Graduation completed, Jeffrey Wack and Kevin Donnelly share last moments.

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Ashley Goldsberry PE 10 Elena Gomez Spanish II: 1st place District/State Tiffany Groce Fine Arts Art Joshua Hackenberg CP Integrated Science Shelly Harker Architectural Drawing Joshua Hazelrigg Print Media I Jacquie Heiland Experiences in Math Bart Hickey English Litera ture Accounting Mary Hickey Honors Pre Caluculus Sports Medicine Latin III Jennifer Hill Art III Natalie Hollinger CP Earth Science Erica Howard Career Exploration Jennifer Hubbard Art II Rosie Igah Life Skills I Katie Jackson Careers 11

Bryan Keefe CP English 9 Katie Kinzig CP Physics John Laage English 9 World History Bethany Lesko Art I Catherine Lesko European Authors Honors Spanish IV Spanish IV: 1st place District Courtney Love French II AJ. Malott Honors Chemistry Christine Martinek Health Spanish I World Cultures Nichole McCutchen Communications Amanda McGregor Pre Calculus Honors Latin IV Ross Mclntyre Engineering Drawing Melinda Mercer Keyboard and CompoApp!. Maria Mergler Honors English 11 Religion French III

Sarah Budd Geometry A Latin II CPBiology Richard Carter Transitions Math Brittany Corbin English 10 Teagan Davisson Graphic Communications I&II Michael DOlmelly , Computer Prograillming Megan Duffy (12) Creative Writing Megan Duffy (11) Business Organization Epaphrodite Dusingisizimana Honors French IV Kasey Farrell AP US Government John Feighery Economics Molly Finn Ceramics Julie Fisher Computer Topics Lillian Gehres Religion 12

Natalie Mergler Honors English 10 Spanish II Daniele Nyirandutije Physiology and Anatomy Devin O'Connor German I Matthew Parker Spanish III AP American Studies Ann Patterson Psychology Travis Patterson Biology I Martha Patzer AP English David Prier Literature/Composition 11 Jonathan Prier Forms of Composition Jason Rankine Intro to Theatre Fine Arts: Music Lydia Rinehart Careers 10 American Government Stephanie Rucker Algebra I A Jennifer Rust Religion 9 Aaron SchnLid Honors German IV Concert Band

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Men's Soccer The men got off to a rough start this year. The effort was there but they just couldn't produce the results they had hoped to gain. With final record of 5-7-5, it is obvious that they did not put up a fight. The men either beat or tied more than half of their opponents this year, which is a winning season no matter how you look at it. The men lost a large number of seniors from last year's

team, as well as their head coach. Matt Money, their new head coach, graduated from Chaminade-Julienne in 1981. Despite all the changes they endured, the men finished 6th in the area, according to the Dayton Daily News polls. With many young players ready to prove themelves, the men's soccer program has a lot to look forward to.

Varsity Record Springboro Eaton Butler Springfield Catholic P. Marion Badin Alter Wayne McNichloas Xavier Roger Bacon Moeller Oakwood Row 1: Chad Garman, Kevin Donnelly, Tommy Schopler, Brock Elder Row 2: Bryan Fecke, Matt Martinek, Aaron Beach, Logan Weinkauf, David Tuss, Kate York Row 3: Coach Matt Money, Coach Torn Jolmson, Coach Chris Rowe, Matt Trick, Joe York, Dan Tuss, Phil Johnson, Doug Daniel, Eric Kaney, Eddie Marrinan, Coach Matt Pohlabel, Coach Rob Jeckering, Coach Kevin Hurley â&#x20AC;˘

Wins 5

Us Them 1 1 0 5

0 0

2 1 4 0 3 0 1 3 0 2

il 0 0 2 5 1 1 1 1 2

Losses 7

> Junior Ed die Marrinan uses his quick feet to keep Ius oppenents guessmg where the ball IS .

Senior Joe York displays excellent form as he moves the ball down the field. This is York's fourth year on the varsity squad. Matt Martinek, Doug Daniel, and Tonny Schopler keep a close eye on the game play.

Varsity Cont. W. Carrolton LaS alle

Us Them 8 0 1 1

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Ties 5

Row 1: Steve Stockelman, Kyle Howe-Vachon, Ben Overman, Brain Kelmey, Steve Jones Row 2: Robert Altick, Daniel Keferl, Justin Wendling, Nathan Ricciuto, Andrew Kimble, Scott Bruckman, Joe Walker, Brad Luedtke Row 3: Coach Tom Jo hnson, Joe Gauder, Chris Jasko, Rya n Shen, Nathan Roddy, James Maloney, Justin Schafer, Coach Kevin Hurley, Coach Matt Money

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Senior Gina Keough makes a quick throw in to an open teammate.

Second-year captain, senior Lindsey Soter, always keeps a close-eye on the ball. Freshman Tina Martinek knows that it takes fancy footwork to keep the ball from d efend ers.

Varsity Record Us Them Springboro Carroll Tipp City Alter Wayne Xenia Troy West Milton Centerville Fairmont Perrysburg Fairborn Butler W. Carrolton Row 1: Abigail Willis, Megan Closser, Elizabeth Bausman, Corey Brooks, Ashley Demrnitt, Row 2: Keri Mann, Elizabeth McPeek, Morgan Mercer, Cara Sayer, Rosalyn Craig, Kelly Sraj, Rachel Vocke Row 3: Coach Bob Sherman, Kelli Lovelace, Bethany Lesko, Julie Rank, Lauren Begley, Sarah Budd, Amand~ Thaler, Coach Colleen GonTIan

8 1 1 0

2 0 .1 ' 0 1 0 1 2 1 2 0

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2 1 0 1

4 3

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Wins

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. Women's Soccer With yet another winning season, the wOluen's soccer program has proven once again that it can play with the best of them. An impressive final record of 84-4 is the Lady Eagle's way of sending a message to all the teams in the Miami Valley to beware. The ladies had strong support from many returning seniors and even a few up and coming freshmen such as Tina Matinek and Sarah H elldoerfer. Their success can also be attributed to their five-year

head coach, Doug Lehman, who has received the Division I All Area Coach of the Year award three times in his career at Chaminade-Julienne. The women finished 5th in the Dayton Daily News poll which was probably due to their amazing 6 total shutouts in the season. When a team's got this much going for them, it is hard not to be great.

Varsity Cont. Us Them Oakwood Northmont Springboro Fairborn Final Record

Ties 4

Cane. 2 0 8

1 2 4

Row 1: Lindsey Soter, Lisa Pickrel, Gina Keough Row 2: Coach Colleen Gorman, Helen Smith, Jessica Chaney, Sarah Helldoerfer, Katie Sieben thaler, Krista Bucholz, Christi Williams, Courtney Waggenspack, Jessica Hankey, Coach Angela Ruffolo Row 3: Coach Bob Sherman, Molly Finn, Kelly Krieger, Tina Martinek, Krissy Robinson, Kate Hansen, Jenny Beane, Carolyn Place, Ashley Goldsberry, Kasey Farrell, Coach Doug Lehman

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Football Hammers It Home

GCLChamps For the second year in a row, the Eagles clenched the GCL championship. Along with an impressive record, the Eagles were fortunate enough to sign a number of players to college, including Brandon McKinney who received a scholarship to Ohio State University. Travis Mikalauskas signed with Ball State University, and a number of other players plan to continue their career in

Chris Heck was recognized as a scholar athlete by the United Sta te' s Navy for his dedication to academics and sports. With yet another winning season, the football program continues to prove itself as a force to be reckoned with, not only in the Miami Valley, but in all of Ohio as well. Prod ucing back to back regional advancements can only mean that a state victory is somewhere in the near future .

Ryan Finnegan, Reggie McDaniel, Michael Thompson, Chris Vangas, and Chris Heck listen to game ad vice from Coach Place. Senior Will Grilliot takes a temporary break from the action.

Head coach Jim Place watches game play intensely from the sidelines. This is his ninth year as ChaminadeJulienne's head football coach.

On the facing page, Angelo Chattams dodges defenders left and right as he Il10ves the ball down the field.

Senior Jeff Zolman keeps an eye on the ball as it hurls toward him. Senior Doug Daniel makes a field goal from quarterback Chad Sears.

Junior Josh Rihm and Sophomore Matthew Flanagan offer positive support to their teammates.

Varsity Record N orthmont Carrol Franklin P. Marion McNicholas Badin Roger Bacon st. Thomas Butler Alter Eaton N. Richmond Portsmouth

Wins 10

Us Them 21 31 17 0 24 6 38 13 27 28 38 14 45 23 34 19 35 38 29 14 30 12 15 14 24 31

Losses 3

Row 1: \.yilli am Grilliot, Chris Heck, Roger Miller, Tony Leyes, Chad Diggs, Brandon McKinney, And rew Wilson, Ryan Finnegan Row 2: Chad Sears, James Hm, Ricky Thomas, Angelo Chattams,jeff Zolman, Seth Thomas, Bryan Jones, Trav is Mikalauskas Row 3: Bryan Copits, Ryan Smith, Kyle Terry, Brett Chmiel, Ryan Wilhelm, Parker Black, Tim Crouch Reggie Jo nes Row 4: Nick Kleinhenz, Andre Chattams, Tommy Evans, David Bolton, John Hackitt, Mike Doyle, Josh Rihm, Ja son Crickmore Row 5: Chris Vangas, Epa Dusingize, Kerry Quinn, Dusty Wilmes, Matt Sears, Kevin Trimbach, Eric

Williams, Matt Sanderman Row 6: Elliot Chappell, Nick Southard, Chris Branick, Matt Meyrs, Mike Jones, Kyle Matlock, Mike Thompson, Randy Beane Row 7: ?vfarcus Sm ith, Andrew Durlak, Matt Flanagan, Brian Warniment, Brandon Weisenberger, Kevin Reese, Matt Hook, Joe Schwendeman Row 8: Kevin Sanford , Rudolf N kinzingabo, Chris '路Viley, Chip Neilson, Troy Reid, Jesse Junius, Charles Blackmon, Kenny Ackridge, Robert Palmer Row 9: Jimmy Place, Dan Kosak, Kenny Burress, !vlike Fisher, Arch Rodgers, Jimmy Jones, Mike Fly nn Row 10; Jim Place, Bob Young, Bert Schubert, Jackie Fells

Jr., Jerry Puckett, John Zaidain

Nathan Peavy keeps his eye on the basket and executes perfect form as he drops a bucket for three points.

Varsity Record Us Them 32 Springboro 45 Elder 37 60 Bellbrook 69 64 Alter 53 65 Purcell-Marion 57 61 77 Beavercreek 75 63 Lima Senior 76 50 Meadowdale 51 70 McNicholas 59 66 Roger Bacon 42 47 Badin 58 60 St. Xavier 37 Purcell-Marion 45 51

Moeller Alter LaSalle McNicholas I Carroll Badin Roger Bacon Franklin Springboro Colonel White Final Record

Us Them 52 64 40 39 69 63 40 52 62 58 50 56 55 46 42 57 70 76 49 53 9

Charles Gray intimida tes his opponentby putting pressure on him as he tries to move the ball down the court.

Varsity Row 1: Tommy Dunson, Ricky Thomas, Eric Krueger, Charles Gray, Olumuyiwa Akerele, Aaron Beach Row 2: Richard Poole, Mark Jolmigan, Jermiel Atkins, Nathan Peavy, Dusty Wilmes, Matt Trick

Reserve Row 'I: Jesse Junius, Kel';neth Ackridge, Justin Smith, Greg Saluke, Darrell Tall Row 2: Marcus Smith, Clint Walker, Chris Elbesunu, Jamar Harris, Justi.n Wilmoth

Hoopin' it up!

Men's Basketball Looking for an open man or a chance for two points, Mark Johnigan keeps his focus on the game.

Senior Eric Krueger stays low and keeps the ball under control as he drives to the basket.

Junior Aaron Beach shoots a quick pass to his teammate.

Sophomore Richard Poole drives the ball down the court on a fast break to the basket.

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Megan Duffy and Kasey Farrel listen to the coach for their plays.

Going up for a basket, Katie Igah gets fouled by a Springboro player trying to block the shot.

Kate Hansen and an opponent smack hands at the tip-off. Megan Duffy dribbles around two Springboro players. Tessia Pierce, Katie Igah, Mary Hickey, and Jennifer Hill cheer on their teammates as they anxiously await a victory. Tessia Pierce, Lyndsey Herbig, Mary Hickey, and BrandieHoskins sit and wait in anticipation of a big win.

Us Them Mt. Notre Dame St. Ursula Patterson Springboro Dunbar Tipp City Trotwood Osseo Madison West Sheldon Meadowdale Miamisburg Valley View East Tech

62 47 83 62 65 59 58 42 54 63 65 45 51 48

57 37 22 49 45 45 55 44 40 54 34 36 19 31

Row 1: Kasey Farrell, Megan Duffy, Jenny Beane, Kate Hansen, K~ tie Igah,.Tessia Pierce Row 2: Coach Frank Goldsberry, Mary Hickey, 1iffany Williams, Jenn Hill, Brandie Hoskins, Ashley Goldsberry, Coach Janice Anderson

WOlllen's Basketball District 1 Runner-up The Chaminade-Julienne women's basketball team had another great season. Helping to lead the Lady Eagles to another State playoff were three seniors: Jenny Beane, Kate Hansen, and Katie Igah. Junior Megan Duffy was a big help to the Lady Eagles, using her amazing defensive skills and excellent shooting technique. Sophomore Brandie Hoskins shined during the Columbus State games to help the team succesfully crush Toledo Central Catholic. The Lady Eagles, along with the Beavercreek ladies, set a new record for the most threes in a state game; together the teams made 16 threes. All in all, the Lady Eagles finished their season, 25-3.

A key player in this year's state games, Brandie Hoskins dribbles the ball down the court and looks for a good strategy.

Ashley Goldsberry gulps down some refreshment during a break.

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Row 1: Jeni Sclmeemann, Sarah Helldoerfer, Natalie Mergler, Faith Ligon, Lauren Begley, Sarah Lefeld Row 2: Coach Jason Hadden, Mgr. Stephanie DeVita, Emily Zink, Tiffany Groce, Lyndsey Herbig, Sarah McMahon, Allison Kern, Myla Jones, Coach Marc Greenberg

Colonel White McNicholas Wayne Beavercreek Alter Carroll Belmont Sidney Piqua Oak Hills Grove City Pickerington Toledo c.c. Beavercreek

66 54 64 31 50 40 73 64 53 57 69 40 56 35

40 44 43 47 29 18 6 25 43 53 59 35 36 42

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Women's Tennis What a season for the Lady Eagles tennis team! They had a very impressive record, keeping ahead of the competition on all levels, including five shutouts. The women's team let the Miami Valley know what they were made of by coming out swinging at every match they participa ted in through the season. They took first place in the Shawnee Invitational and in the Carroll Invitational. The Lady Eagles also had a very strong performance in the

Miami Valley Doubles Tournament, taking second place. They advanced to the third round of the state team tournament and finished third in the final Daxton Dailx News poll for Division I tennis. Tiffani Foster finished fourth in singles in the state tournament, the best showing of any female tennis player in C-J history. What the women's tennis team did this year only exemplifies what C-J has come to expect from them.

Women's Tennis Record Us

Centerville Sycamore Alter Fairmont Middletown Oakwood Miamisburg Miami Valley Beavercreek Beavercreek Tipp City Kings (State Tournament)

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1 1 2 1 1 1

Us Them Springboro 4 1 Seton 5 0 Springfield North 4 1 Troy 4 1 Milton Union 4 1 Northmont 4 1 Butler 0 5 Miami Valley Tournament 2nd place Carroll Toum. 1st place Shawnee Invitational 1st place

Daniell e Ndirandutije stays lo w and keep s her balance during a tennis volley. Proper footwork is necessary to stay ahead of the competition.

Women's Tennis Row 1: ELizabeth Walling, Amy Beers, Colleen McCormick, Julie Fisher, Foster, Dominique LeLewis, Nicole Muzechuk Row 2: Coach Kay Spees, Bob Helmers, Rochelle Odon, Danielle Nyirandutije, Rachel Scott, Tera Beth Flynn, Shelly Harker, Michelle Hamilton, Coach Sandy Thurman, Debra Sanderman, Coach Jim Brooks

Broke Even

Men's Tennis Men's Tennis Record Oakwood Carroll Beavercreek Milton Union Badin Alter Roger Bacon McNicholas Dtn. Christian Lehman Wayne Carroll Tourn. GCL Tourn.

Us Them 3 1 2 3 4 1 5 0 2 3 2 3 2 3 5 0 3 2 5 0 4 1 5th place 4th place

Us Them Fairborn Fairmont Valley View Piqua Trotwood Springboro Miamisburg

3 4 3 4 3

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Nick Dean viciously returns a ba ll to his opponent. Dean was voted most improved on the men's teatn this year.

llin's Tennis Row 1: Zohn Zimmer, Logan Weinkauf Row 2: Nick Dean, Cliff McAuley, Dayton Stone, Brent Medina, Collin Brazie, Michael McFall Row 3: Eric Anderson, Chris Cousins, Rob Berry, Rob Feigherty, Paul Lehner, Clint Walker, Justin Budd, Coach Jim Brooks

The men's tennis team had a good year, overall. They may not have had a winning season, but breaking even is certainly not a bad season. The men actually finished the season with four out their nine victories as shutouts. They had impressive showings at the Carroll Tournament, taking 5th place, and at the GCL Tournament, coming in 4th place. The men were victorious against the Alter Knights for the first time in a long while, a marginal victory of 3-2.

The team was fortunate enough to have strong leadership from a number of players this year, not only from the seniors, but also from a rising sophomore . Senior Chris Cousins held the 2nd position in singles and sophomore Nick . Dean led the team by holding the 1st position in singles against the toughest competition schools have to offer. The Eagles have a hopeful outlook for the future, and we'll be cheering them all the way.

Juniors Amy W eatherford , Meagan Brockman, and Tineke Jelm make up the Marching Eagles drum line.

Marching Band 2000 "I march in the rain, and I spend a lot of time practicing and learning music. Strangely enough, I like it. I get to travel out of state, miss schoot and get into all the football games free ." Tineke Jehn, bass drum

The 2000 Marching Eagles

"The marching band is like any other team. We have our good days and our bad. But in the end we all pull together to make it work. To me, marching band is a second family. We grow and learn together. And by the end of the season we walk away with life long friends ." Audrey Vincet, trumpet "The marching band is truly a team. There is a great deal of dedication, pride, and skill required for the band to be successful." Amanda McGregor, flute

Tara Jehn, Danielle Dunson, and John Schneider wait for half time at a football game.

Aaron Schmid conducts the marching band during a half time performance.

GOLF Tony Moore follows through on his swing after he hits the ball.

2000 Schedule: Badin/Roger Bacon/PM Eaton Alter/Roger Bacon Carrol/Xenia Greenville W ayne/N orthmont Beavercreek/Caroll Won Ridge Classic Miamisburg/Wayne Dayton Christian Troy Christian/Patterson Miami Valley/Northridge Mechanicsburg/ Springfield Catholic Northridge

The only female member of the golf team, Megan Duffy, watches the ball move toward the hole.

Row l:Nick Walusis, Megan Duffy, Tony Moore, Patrick Duffy, Adain Carrigg, Bryant Shillito Row 2:Coach Scott Monaghan, Marcus Lehman, Rich Carter, Zohn Zimmer, Peter Shock, J.P. Gorman, Nate Tolle, Jeff McEldowney, Coach Don Zimmer

District Runner-Up Jenna Miller leaps up for a spike as Beavercreek player jumps up for block.

Women's Volleyball

fter the retirement of their head coach, Ann Meyers, the 2000 women's varsity volleyball team still had a great season, winning 20 games and losing only 6. Their season was almost as good as last year, with only a one win differeI)-ce . Leading the team to victory was C-J's new head coach, Paula Boch. With four seniors, four juniors, and four sophomores the team finished second in the final Dayton Daily News poll. The team also finished off their season as District runner- up.

Third year varsity player, Adrianne Luedtke, slams a spike over the net.

The ladies huddle up for team cheer after a win at home.

Second year varsity player Sarah way receives the ball after it is spiked over the net by the opposing team .

2000 Schedule: Wayne Trotwood Beavercreek Buckeye Classic Bellbrook Carroll Fairmont/ Lehman Springboro Fall Classic Eaton Urbana /Brookville Lebanon Centerville Alter Fairborn

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Row 1: Coach Howard Garcia, Brenda Vogel, Jessica Strader, Coach Paula Boch Row 2: Sarah Treadway, Jenna Miller, Katie Weekley, Mary Hickey, Adrianne Luedtke, Rebecca Dieker Row3: Jen Flemming, Claire O'Neill, Maggie Helldoerfer, Amanda Noonan

Row 1: Anne Zelnio, Janelle Young, Stephanie Bauer Row 2: Cristie Pietrzak, Drew McIntrye, Natalie Mergler, Beth Hundt Row 3: Coach Tosha Johnson, Jenna Goecke, Rachel Tipton, Jackie Broderick, Angela Ross, Sarah McMahan, Jess McQuiston, Sarah Staley, Coach Kelli Fisher

Senior Jen Flemming sets the ball to a teammate.

Claire O'Neill, a four year varsity starter, bumps the ball to a teammate as the team awaits a victory.

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Elli Thomas rounds the corner and keeps the lead in her last event of the meet.

Donte' Shackleford puts his all into running hurdles. He takes the sport very seriously.

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Kelly Simmons stays focused on running during a cross country competion. Michael Walker succesfully completes the high jump portion of his events.

Kevin Reese takes a breath once he notices the finish line ahead.

In mid-air, Andre Chattams gets ready to land the long jump.

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Row 1: Tony Shyrack, Robert Alexander, David Bolton Row 2: Coach Carlton, Brad Shillito, . Nathan Peavy, James Moreo, Coach Mickey Mominee

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Track & Field This year's track and field squad was not only filled with promising young athletes, but also with over 80 students who participated on the team. The whole team was organized and directed by Coach Kenny Burress and Coach Claude Carlton. In many of the meets the team placed among the top against many of the participating opponents. They stayed strong throughout the year with a few people advancing to State competition.

Cross Country The cross country team showed excellent strength throughout the whole season. C-J Language teacher Mrs. Kara Humphrey coached the women's team and stated, "Many of the girls improved their personal best. I was very proud." Coach Mickey Mominee led the men's team through the season with the assistance of Coach Claude Carlton. The team showed great work and dedication. "Everyone on the team was like a brother to me, " commented David Bolton.

Matt Keefe salutes Coach Mominee as he runs by.

Track and Field . 24 (m) GCL Relays (w)Centervilie Relays Butler Trotwood Relays Wayne Relays Greenville Relays Edwin Moses Relays Princeton Relays Wayne Invitational West Carrollton Roosevelt Relays 5 Roosevelt Relays 9/ 11 GCL

Row 1: Mike Pegg, Greg Lucking, Donte' Shackleford, Justin Bolden, Robert Alexander, Levon Rutledge, Chris Wiley Row 2: Sean O'Neill, Andre Chattams, Charles Blackmon, Matt Hook, Brandon Weinburg, Andrew Durlak, Larry Hughes,Jacob Crews Row 3: Emman Twe, Kevin Reese, Dugan Tinney, Jacob Page, Dan Keferl, Ronald Grote, Jarron Defilippo, Joe Palmer, Tony Shyrack , Devon Woodson, Damien Carr, Chris Hogan, ROIDlie Johnson, Tommy Evans, Antwain Reine, Justin Goff, A.J. Davis, Mike Seidel, David Reynolds, Michael Thompson, Coach Ken Burress Row 4: Coach Claude Carlton, Allan Dewitt, Joe Walker, Christian Hubbard, Tom Attenweiler, Darrell Tall, Michael Jones, Orlando Sanders, Reggie Jones, Brad Shillito, Tim Crouch

Damien Carr prepares to complete his throw in the shot put event.

1: Ashley Forest, Tasha Benson, Kelly Simons Row Gall, Hannah Carrig, Erin Shortal, Jessica , Sarah Vogel, Francesca Dorsey, Brenda Vogel 3: Coach Claude Carlton, Nakeyia Worley, Desiree Alexander, Colleen McCormick, Bethany Lesko, Efe Evwaraye, Tiffany Grosse, Myla Jones, India Lyle,Asia Lawrence, Sarah Lefeld,Ashley Saunders, Teanna ' Downs, Sheriece Nicholson, Megan Staley, Monica Jones, Coach Ken Burress ~ 85

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Donte Long grabs hold of his opponent during a match. Coaches Tim Begley and Matt Ernst give supportive advice to wrestler Joe Walton . Tim Harrison accepts his victory in the 119 weight class .

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112 pound Cody Midlam tries to turn over his opponent.

Wrestling C-J's First State Champion Named The 2001 Eagles wrestling team made history this year. The overall team had a good record with some incredible individual performances. The team itself finished with 8 wins and 6 losses. This year, the Eagles sent 6 wrestlers to Districts: Kenny Harrison, Cody Midlam, Tim Harrison, Joe Walton, Kyle Terry, and Roger Miller. Of these six, three of

them, Cody Midlam, Tim Harrison, and Roger Miller advanced to state competition. Miller took first place in the 275 weight class, making this the first State wrestling victory in C-J history. He finished the season with a 40-1 record. After State Tim Harrison finished 42-9 in the 119 pound weight class and Cody Midlam finished 40-9 in the 112 pound

The first State champion of C-J wrestling team history, Roger Miller.

Matt Badillo tries to get out of a hold during one of his 140 matches .

â&#x20AC;˘ Matt Sortman tries to fake out his opponent during a 135 match.

Kyle Terry accepts his victory in a 215 weight class match. Kyle also moved onto Districts.

Freshman Kenny Harrison had a great season for his first yea/"lvhen he moved onto Regionnis.

Erienne Roberts makes a save in front of third and looks for a play at firs t.

Softball District Champs Varsity Northridge 15-1 Oakwood 16-0 Sidney 7-4 Fairmont 5-7, 0-5 Centerville 2-7 Stivers 15-0 Carlisle 3-1 Carroll 3-2, 5-9 Xenia 7-0 Tipp City 3-4 West Carrollton 4-2 Springfield Catholic3-0 0-3 Eaton Ryle 5-4 Scohsville 10-2 4-1 Simon Kenton Boone County 0-5 Alter 6-1 Springboro 5-0 Alter 6-1 Kings i-O Benjamin Logan 1-2

Row 1: Jen Flemming, Kortney Jeter Row 2: Kate Chadwick, Kim Chestnut Row 3: Shannon Klosterman, Kate Barringer, Autumn Hahn, Deena Hill, Katie Morris Row 4: Coach Bob Katcavage, Erienne Roberts, Albani Shepherd, Jessica Bergman, Stephanie Jackson, Coach Larry Bauer

Row 1: Jordan Hickey, Laura Pippenger, Hannah Libecap, Ashley Bennet, Emily Russo, Tearri Lewis-DeWitt Row 2: Ashley Herman, Jenn Sclmeemann, Christine Pietrzak, Lauren Beach,Joanna Newlin, Liz Metzger, Coach Dee Bowling Row 3: Coach Leah Medscar, Katie Marsico, Annie Patterson, Rebecca Dieker, Rose Stanislawski

Kate Barringer throws the ball to a teammate from short stop.

Kortney Jeter jumps after a ground ball.

Jen Flemming releases a fast one to the batter. Albani Shepherd touches the bag at first and throws the ball home for a double play. Shannon Klosterman catches a fly ball with two hands for an out.

Kate Chadwick retrieves a bunt and looks for the throw down first. Erienne Roberts assits with a good back up .

Deena Hill watches the ball fly into her bat for a big hit during the game against the Kings .

Erienne Roberts, Kate Chadwick, Albani Shepherd, and other infielders huddle up for a pep talk before the start of the game .

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Brandon Holbrook, Richard Poole, Nick Kleinhenz, and Kevin Sanford sit and watch in anticipation of a big win. Dustin Eisen connects hard with the ball. Richard Poole dons his helmet before mobilizing up to the plate.

Starting ca tcher Greg Sal uke snags a fast pitch.

Jeremy Queen points his glove and throws.

Bart Hickey follows through with his throw during warm ups as Nick Kleinhenz waits for the ball.

BASEBALL Eric Bruckman throws the ball from short stop to first base.

Varsity Oal<wood 7-3 Badin 5-7 Greenville 11-6 McNicholas 6-5 Troy 4-5,2-4 Purcell-Marian 6-3 Elder 5-14 6-2,2-7 Carroll 6-7 Roger Bacon 1-3 Alter SI. Xavier 2-4 Moeller 2-3 Valley View 6-5 5-4 Badin McNicholas 0-4 12-7 Dixie Purce ll-Marian13-11 Fairborn 8-9,11-10 Roger Bacon 4-8 LaSalle 0-13 Alter 13-0 Preb le Shawnee16-2 2-3 Alter

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JV Oakwood 8-2 Badin 0-5 Grennville 0-7 McNicholas 10-6 Troy 2-3,5-6 Purcell-Marian6-18 Elder 2-15 Carroll 1-11,F Roger Bacon 2-1 Alter 1-2 St.Xavier 0-8 Moeller 7-1 Valley View 15-1 Badin 2-12 McNicholas 5-19 Purcell-Marian3-14 Fairborn 2-7,10-14 Roger Bacon 2-4 LaSalle 1-3 Alter 5-1

Row one: Nate Luken, Ryan Patrick, Patrick Duffy Row two: Mike Beach, Amadeus Carter, Mike Hoendorf, Collin Brazie, Curtis Kimble, James Maloney, Doug Lauricella Row three: Coach Matt Macy, Casey Letts, Chad Levell, Kyle Queen, Jamar Harris, Jimmy Vandenbrock, Andrew Maynard, Denny Spitzig, Coach Mike Barhorst

Scott Bruckman winds up for the pitch.

John Paul Gregory makes a throw to the pitcher from first base.

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Making a Splash!

Swimming The Eagle's swimming program had a very good year. This year, the team grew by more than ten swimmers . Unfortunately, it will suffer the loss of twelve seniors for the next season. The men's team was fortunate enough to send a number of swimmers to the State Tournament. The men sent John Ravestein to State for breaststroke and for the men's relay team. They all had impressive showings and did ChaminadeJulienne proud.

Both the men and women attacked the year head-on with lots of spirit and optimism. They were supported by a good coaching staff, especially from assistant coaches Karen Ravestein and Kim Williams. This combination of coaching and spirit led the Eagles to win more individual meets than they did last year. With many promising new swimmers on the team, the program hopes to continue its success.

Swimming Schedule Oakwood Valley View/Eaton Butler Fairmont Invitational FairbornlEaton Badin Springboro/Butler Northmont Coach's Classic Coach's Classic Carroll Greenon Middletown

GCL Tournament

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Men's Swimming Row 1: Mike Mantica, Craig Boman, Jacob Crews, Drew Patterson, A.J. Davis Row 2: Danny Tuss, Nick Pierce, Justin Budd, Phillip Johnson, J.P. Gorman, Aidan Carigg, Justin Guizzo Row 3: Coach Karen Ravestein, Kevin Papp, Tom Hunter, Travis Shiverdecker, Paul Lehner, Chris Martiri, John Ravestein, David Tuss, Joe Schwendeman, Coach Paul Biermann, Coach Kim Williams

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Women's Swimming I Row 1: Stephanie Trittschuh, Mary Beth Witt berg, Sarah Budd, Tiffany Kracirik, Erin-5hields Row 2: Coach Karen Ravestein, Micah Brooks, Gina Keough, Panl Bargo, Leslie Sells, Jayne Walton, Coach Kim Williams Row 3: Jennifer Kronenberger, Coach Paul Biermann, Laura Keihl, Annie Patterson, Gillian Minsky, Mindy Mercer, Sarah Treadway, Lisa Timmer, Sarah 'K untz, Elizabeth Reed

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The men's volleyball program has come a long way in its five-year history. This year, like last, the Eagles were unfortunately knocked out of tournament in th e second round. Their regular season record was just shy of breaking even, 9-10. The men kept fans on their toes with a number of comeback performances and near wins throughout the season. Second-y ear coach Dennis Hale, who was last year' s Coach of the Year, took on

four seniors who were new to the game altogeth er: Phil Johnson, Doug Daniels, Joe York, and Seth Thomas. Their combined efforts and those of Eddie Marrinan, Second Team All-Area, and Craig Stimmel, Honorable Mention, helped the team throughout the season. This year proved to be the biggest turnout for the men's volleyball team, with over fifty students trying out. Undoubtedly, this program has many good years ahead.

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Varsity Row 1: Joe York, Jolm Ravestein, Seth Thomas, Bob Spirk, Zach Wilson, Travis Rindler Row 2: Coach Dennis H ale, Coach Na talie Hale, Craig Stimmel, Phillip Johnson, Ross McIntyre, Josh Rankin, Eddie Marrinan, Chris Jasko, Doug Daniels, Coach Pat Stra der

Reserve Row 1: Matt Doyle, Timothy Kracus, Jon Prier, Josh Hackenberg, Bryan Keefe Row 2: Coach Pat Strad er, Coach Dennis H ale, Nick Walusis, Josh Ha zelrigg, Dimitri Kossoudji, Coach Bill Stachler, Coach Natalie Hale, Rachel Vocke

Varsity Football , Row 1: Erika Howard, Rachel Borgert Row 2: Shonte L(illlg, Adrienne Row 3: Shelley Heywood, Sharla Carter, Amanda Frasure Not Pictured: Hill, Mallory Smith

Reserve Football Row 1: Shyra Thomas Row 2: Sarah Allen, Tiffany Blackmon, Kira Bardun Row 3: Patrece Hairston, Brittany Miller, Laura Budde, Tiffany Ctmningham, EbonyJett

Freshman Basketball Row 1: Taneisha Walton Row 2: Ashley Saunders, Janene Hicl,<s, Nicholson Row 3: Christina Hayden, Tiffany Williams Row 4: Caitlin 1J - -_ •• ""'" Kaylen Wherry, India Lyle, Brittany Defilippo

Alive with Spirit!

C-J Cheerleaders

Varsity Soccer Row 1: Ashley Forest Row 2: Tequia Hollis, Leander Crocker Row 3: Angie Herman, Tonia Daniel, Ashly Miller Row 4: Beth Boehmer, Dominique Champion, Nakisha Benson, Sh'awna Worley

Varsity Basketball Row 1: Angela Herman, Leander Crocker, Rachael Borgert Row 2: Amanda Frasure, Sharla Carter, Mallory Smith Row 3: Ashly Miller, Shelley Heywood

lkserve Basketball Row 1: Tiffany Blackmon, Tiffany Cunningham Row 2: Emily McDaniel, Ashton Gilliard, Sarah Allen Row 3: Patrece Hairston, Brittany Miller, Keri Mann Row 4: Laura Budde, Kira Bardun

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The Spirt Committe plans Pep Rallies and Spirit Week. This year's members, David Prier, Megan Duffy, Ashley Reid, and Jon Prier pose during a Spirit Committe meeting.

Student Council moderators, Ms. Angela Ruffolo and Ms. Kathleen Crosby, and Megan Duffy paint a room in a house for the Into the Streets service project earlier this year.

The student ambassadors meet every Wednesday to discuss upcoming school events. The ambassadors consist of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

Andy Grant, the freshman president, and India Lyle, the freshman vice president, enjoy their Jeans Day.

Junior Student Council members, Lisa Pickrel, Julia Budde, and Travis Rindler, sell baked goods for the Battle of the Bucks Bakesale. The three have been on Student Council since freshman year.

Jenna Miller and Kevin Trimbach share a dance together during the Cp.ristmas Dance. The S'ocial Committe plans the Homecoming Dance, Christmas Dance, and Prom.

"Our Student Council's goal is to dream big and use our talents as a community to accomplish anything that we can dream of. We are also dedicated to getting all of C-J involved because we realize that leaders make leaders!" -Ann Gage, Student Council President

Student Council

Student Council leads the school with various activities. This year the Junior Student Council planned the Gobble Grams for Thanksgiving; students bought candy bags for their friends who received them in homeroom. The Freshman and Sophomore Student Councils organized the Carnation Sale. Students purchased pink, red, and white carnations and sent them to others as a sign of friendship. Finally, the Senior Student Council houses several committees. The Social Comm ittee plans Homecoming, the Christmas Dance, and Prom, while the Spirit Committee plans Spirit Week and all the Pep Rallies.

Freshman Student Council

Sophomore Student Council

Jessica McQuiston (Class Officer), Andy Grant (President), India Lyle (Vice President), Tearri Lewis-DeW itt (Class Officer), Adrienne Bargo (Class Officer)

David Tuss (Class Officer), Carolyn Place (President), Corey Brooks (Class Officer), Latoya Fountaine (Class Officer), Chip Neilson (Vice President)

Junior Student Council

Senior Student Council

Julia Budde (Class Officer), Jessica Jenkins (President), Travis Rindler (Class Officer), Michelle Hamilton (Vice President), John Ravestein (Class Officer)

Lauren Underwood (President), Jenny Cobb (Class Officer), Missy Williams (Vice President), Ann Gage (Student Council President), Danny Tuss (Class Officer), Chris Heck (Class Officer)

Print Media and Graphic Communications

Newspaper

Yearbook

First Row: Lindsey Soter, Jessica Chaney, Kate York, Bethany Walker, Mrs. Metcalf Row2: Allison Gondek, Elizabeth Reed, Elaine Segi, Jackie Broderick Row 3: J.P. Gorman, Josh Hazelrigg, John Paul Gregory, Jeff Wack

First Row: Epaphrodite Dusingizimana Row 2: Laurie Be~c h, Laura Keihl, Lea} Wymer Row 3: Cara Lindo, Teagan Davisson, Ross McIntyre, Audrey Vincent Ms. Penkala

How do these courses and clubs help you become a good communicator?

"Yearbook has strengthened my journalistic skills from constant editing."

"Newspaper has taught llle to ,,,,rite better, and it has helped me express my ideas better."

"Newspaper is awesonle because I have good comlTIunication skills now."

"Language Club has given llle the opportunity to learn new languages."

Cam Lindo, Senior

Elaine Segi, Junior

Lindsey Soter, Senior

Kathleen Woerner, Junior

Communicating Through Writing and Speaking Languages

Creative Writing Club First Row: Ms. Penkala, Stephanie Coleman, Amy Miltenberger Row 2: Neal Craft, Doug Kondrath, Robin Schrader, Quentin Harrison (not pictmed Harmelore Eldridge and Hailey Clark)

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Language Club I First Row: Shyra Thomas Row 2: Seena Days, Amanda McGregor, Kim Wall I Kathleen, Woerner Row 3: Mrs. Colas, Elena Landa, Doug Kondrath, Rebecd Olinsky, Devin O'Connor

COInInunications Rocks and Rolls Communicating is an important part of life. Communication helps you write, speak, and socialize with others.

Junior Laura Keihl sor ts thro u g h h er pictu res fo r th e H om eco min g spread. Lau r a worked on the s tu-

For their senior year J. P. Gorm an, Allison Go n d e k, a n d Lindsey So ter joined th e newspape staff. Their job is to sell their newspapers d uring lu nches.

Mrs. Me tcalf, th e newspaper ad visor, read s the upcoming ed ition .

French III students use the new Lanuage La b during La ng u age Week.

McI nt yr e, Epap hrodi te Dusingizimana, and La urie Beach work hard on the foo tball spread.

Spanish student Annie Ryan and La tin student Molly Finn smile big for La ngu age Week. During Language Week, students were allowed to wear their langu age shirts.

Junior Ka te York and senior Jessica Chaney collabora te on a newsp aper article. Cj

F.L.I.G.H.T

F.L.I. G .H. T First Row: Nichole Rowe,Katie Laufersweiler, John Dearing, Joanna Stegaman Row 2: Kelly Watts, Rachel Atkins, Beth Boehmer, Martha Patzer Row 3: Andrea Spanel, Jessica Farmer, Maureen O'Rourke, Nick Laufersweiler, Matt Keefe, Chris Heck, Fr. Chris.

First Row: Martha Patzer, Krista Pritchard, Beth Boehmer, Rachel Atkins 2: Katie Laufersweiler, Bethany Boland, Andrea Spanel Row 3: John Joanna Stegaman, Nichole Rowe, Chris Heck, Maureen O'Rourke Row 4: Laufersweiler

Why does it rock to be in L.I.F.E and F.L.I.G.H.T?

"With F.L.I.G.H.T you get others involved through leadership."

"I like F.L.I.G.H.T because you get to chill out on the chapel's sofas."

"I like L.I.F.E. because it's a great way to help others."

"L.I.F.E is a great way to wind down after a long day at schoo!."

Maureen O'Rollrke, Senior

Nick Laufersweiler,

Dustin Eisen, Sophomore

Travis Rindler, Junior

L.I.F.E

L.I.F.E Group First Row: Elizabeth Wallen, Lauren Gau l, Gina Keough, Megan Duffy, Emma Bayliff, Maria Mergler Row 2: Jamar Williams, Michael Pera, Beth Flynn, Katie Lesko, Amiee Allen, Travis Rindler, Ashley Bennet Row 3: Mike Andrews, Justin Budd, Eric Bardun, Hannah Davis, Teresa Pierce, Lily Gehres Row 4: Mr. Ward, India Whitaker, Logan Allen, Megan Staley, Ms. Penkala

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First Row: Travis Rindler Row 2: Megan Duffy, Gina Keough, Katie Lesko 3: Emma Bayliff (not pictured Craig Stimmel and Martha Patzer) .

Having Fun Through Religion A t C-J, faith-sharing groups are important because students gather to pray and socialize. Students make new friends, worship together, and have fun at the same time." Ms. Penkala, L.I.F.E. Moderator /I

Fr. C hris sings his heart ou t as a 1950's greaser. The L.l. F.E. group p a rticipated in a summer L.l.F.E. retrea t.

Megan Duffy and Nick Pierce, both seniors, get thei r groove on during the summer L. l.F.E program.

Freshmen Adrienne Bargo and Kelly Lee h o ld up a pra ye r ch a in. Fres hm en make up most of the club. "L.l.F.E is a great opp ortunity for stud ents to get together to talk about their fa ith," says Emma Bayliff, junior.

Fr. Chris and senior Chris Heck enjoya nice boat ride during this year's summer F.L.l.G. H .T. trip.

Seni ors Kelly W atts and Mar tha Pa tzer enjoy each other' s company d uring their 11th period F.L.l.G.H.T class. Patzer is also a L.l.F.E leader.

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I Winner's Club members Brett Chmiel and Pernel Williams chill before a meeting. This club is designed for students who wish to be drug and alcohol free .

Winner's Club moderator, Coach Jim Place

Anime Club First row: Brad Hemmelgarn, Quentin Harris Row 2: Sean Grove, Neal Craft, Mrs. Roberta Olmsted, Curtis Gray

Art Club First row: Megan Duffy, Lindsey Wallace, Hannelore Eldridge, Jennifer Kronenberger, Marysa Marderosian Row 2: Eric Etter Row 3: Elena Landa, Leslie Seils, Bryan Jones, Travis Rindler, Hailey Clark, Chris Cousins, Danny Tuss, David Tuss

Coach Kevin Hurley walks to Ping-Pong practice. He also teaches ma thema tics in Emmanuel.

David Prier holds onto a Peace Bus decoration . Prier was a runner-up in the Ping-Pong tournament. His twin brother, Jon, was the champion.

Mock Trial Richard Carter, Tonia Daniel, Gina Keough, and Stephen Herman

Art Club students work on their pieces for competitions. They also go on field trips and visit the Dayton Art Museum.

Mrs. Diana Barr, Art Club moderator

Get Your Club On! C-J goes clubbing

Ping-Pong

Winner's Club

First row: Katie Lesko, Jon Prier, Angela McElroy Row 2: Timothy Kracus, Joshua Becker Row 3: Ronnie Howard, Ron Johnson, Adam Kaney, Clifton McAuley, David Prier, Chris Martin, Michael McFall, Ryan Shen, Robert Reed

First row: Michael Thomas, Epaphrodite Dusingizimana Row 2: Pernell Williams, Laura Budde, Megan Duffy, Ryan Smith, Matt Keefe, Brett Chmiel, John Feighery, Alexis Lambright, Coach Jim Place, Shyra Thomas

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Mrs. Noel Kupras-Bauer is the moderator of the Ecology Club. The Ecology Club homeroom collects recycled paper from classrooms. Key Club moderator, Ms. Sofia Villalobos, helps Key Club students organize service sites. This is Ms . Villabos' first year as a C-J Spanish teacher.

Office Aides

Sports Medicine

First Row: Angela McElroy, Micah Brooks, Jayne Walton, Matt Martinek Row2: Jeffrey Zolman, Doug Daniels, Eric Kaney, Robert Sieben thaler, Robert Szabo, Edward Marrinan

First Row: Adrienne ,Bargo, Tammy Downs, Melissa Pulver Row 2: DanieUI Richardson, Laurie Beach, Rachel Voche, Elizabeth Wallen, Teanna DowI1l Row 3: Katie Mulhern, Elizabeth Hewitt, Jennifer Rust, Whitney Rhineharl J Mrs. Trish Reichart

C-J Clubs are service savvy!

Matt Keefe, Raibee Alkhafaji, Ryan Shen, and Helen Smith get ready to go to their service site. Key Club meets every Thursday after school.

Veronica Vaughn, Heather Bonham, and Laurie Beach get ready for a football game. Vaughn, Bonham, and Beach are sports trainers for the football teams.

Ecology Club

Key Club

First Row: Kasey Parell, Bethani Weitzel, Jackie Broderick, Katie Huffman, Lisa Pickrel, Megan Rhiner Row 2: Molly Finn, Elizabeth Metzger, Shannon Klosterman, Mrs. Noel Kupras-Bauer

First Row: Rebecca Olinksky, Matt Keefe, Nichole Rowe, NichokEtter, Robert Berry Row 2: Ms. Sofia Viallobos, Sarah Vogel, Alexis Eimutis, Helen Smith, Kim Wolf, Rabiee Alkhafaji Row 3: Doug Kondrath, Justin Budd, Ryan Shen, Rose Stanislawski

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Eric Andersen Michael Andrews Matthew Ankeny Ronald Applin Joshua Armstrong Chelsea Arney Robert Arnold Thomas Attenweiler Benjamin Badillo Stephanie Barbour Gerard Bardon Adrienne Bargo Stephanie Bauer Melanie Bautista Michael Beall Amy Beers Lauren Begley Stephen Benson Jessica Bergman Christopher Bills Clementine Bizimana Erin Bole Craig Boman Christopher Brockman Christina Brun James Buerschen III

Christopher Buie Gary Burnette John Buscemi Amanda Bush Kenneth Byrd Alexandra Caldwell Molly Callahan Alexandra Cameruci Damien Carr HalUlah Carrigg Onyx Casanova Rebecca Clarke Jeremy Clawson Adrienne Clements Meghan Closser Clara Coleman Nicholas Colhoun Rosalyn Craig Jacob Crews Melissa Crickmore Rodney Crimes Frank Crump III Jonathan Crutcher Benjamin Cseh Jarron Dammons Devin Daniels Brittany Defilippo Patrick Doyle Patrick Duffy Lawrence Dunson Antoine Edmonson Shawn Ellis Brittany Engle Kristien Evans Brian Fleming Lauren Gall Sarah Galluzzo Franklin Gehres Genevieve Gilliard Seth Gottschlich Andrew Grant Matthew Grant Curtis Gray Jason Greenman Raynaldo Grote Joshua Hackenberg Ashlee Harris Jamar Harris Kenneth Harrison Christina Hayden Tiana Hayden Jacqueline Heiland Sarah Helldoerfer Brittney H enderson Alexis Henry Lyndsey H erbig Elizabeth Hewitt Caitlin Heywood Jordan Hickey Meredith Hickey Janene Hicks Christopher Hogan Nathaniel Holley

Sean Holley Arrionne Hollis Lauren Holtvoigt Elizabeth Hopkins Timothy Howard Kyle Howe-Vachon Joseph Huffman Isaac Hull Kristin Hunter Roy Hutchins Alejandra Iberica Roswitha Igah Dawaun Ivy Christopher Jackson Matthew Jasko Tara Jelm David Jewell Ronnie Johnson Jr. Jared Jones Michael Jones Steven Jones Katherine Keechle Bryan Keefe Bryan Kenney Shanel Kilgore Rachael Koob Dimitri Kossoudji Tiffany Kracirik Timothy Kracus Jolm Laage Matthew Langford Asia Lawrence Kelly Lee Sarah Lefeld Dominique LeLewis Bethany Lesko Casey Letts Chad Levell Tearri Lewis-DeWitt Kelli Lovelace Gregory Lucking Bradley Luedtke Nathaniel Luken India Lyle Christopher Marks Drew Martin Christine Martinek Andrew Maynard Clifton McAuley IV

Lauren McCalister John McCallister Francisco McCarthy Michael McConnell Colleen McCormick Bethany McCoy-Ramsey Elizabeth McDaniel Drew McIntyre Francis McLaughlin Sarah McMahon Elizabeth McPeek Jessica McQuiston Morgan Mercer Andrea Miller

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Autumn Miller Eric Mills Demetrius Moorer James Moreo Jennifer Morris Katherine Morris Kathleen Mulhern Joseph Nartker Sheriece Nicholson Claudia Ninneman Emery Nkunzi Sean Nolan Roscoe O'Hair Shaun Olinger Sean O'Neill Ashley Onyia Jacob Page Jessica Parker Ryan Patrick Andrew Patterson Matthew Pavy Adrian Payne Michael Pegg Mallory Perkins Philip Perretta Christopher Plassenthal David Pope Steven Potts Joshua Priefer Anthony Queen Molly Quinn Julie Rank Elizabeth Reed Mattson Reed Antwain Reine' David Reynolds II Whitney Rinehart Christina Robbins Erin Robertson Amy Rohmiller Stephanie Rucker Emily Russo Jennifer Rust LaVon Rutledge Jr. Elizabeth Sacksteder Amanda Saluke Shand rial Sanders Ashley Saunders Cara Sayer Julie Scarpelli Jacob Schierloh Anthony Schirack Timothy Schirmer Kevin Schlorman Jennifer Schneemann Michael Seidel Amber Shade Torin Shields Vicki Siler Scott Simmons Charles Smith Justin Smith Elliot Spang

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Megan Staley Jordan Stephens Dayton Stone Katie Tackett Anthony Taylor Paula Thomas Mitchell Thompson Gregory Thornton James Tinney Julie Trick Amber Trickey Margaret Trimbach Renee Trimbach Stephanie Trittschuh Eric Troidl Anthony Turner Jazmen Turner James Vandenbrock Jr. Chuntell Vauls Evan Vincent Rachael Vocke Andrew Wallace Elizabeth Walling Joseph Walton Taneisha Walton Amanda Wanczyk Denise Weber Zachary Wenclewicz Jason Weprin Joseph Whatley Kaylin Wherry Brandon Wicinski Pernell Williams Tiffany Williams Tiffany Williams Abigail Willis Whitney Winfrey James Woodruff IV Richard Yeager Anna Zimmer Emily Zink

Kenneth Akridge Kristen Albright Desiree Alexander Jazzone Alford Ronald Allen Sarah Allen Robert Altick

Kira Bardun Glenn Barnes Elizabeth Bausman Micheal Beach Randy Beane Joshua Becker Ashley Bennett Charles Blackmon Tiffany Blackmon Katherine Borgerding Christopher Branick Lauren Brenneman Katherine Brinkman Corey Brooks Kathryn Brown Scott Bruckman Jacob Brunswick Sarah Budd Stephanie Burneka Joshua Bymaster Amadeus Carter

Dominique Champion Elliott Chappell Meghan Colbert Dominic Combs Brittany Corbin William Cord Tiffany Cunningham Jonathan Curtis Anthony Davis Hannah Davis Nicholas Dean Christopher Defilippo Ashley Demmitt Stephanie DeVita Erik deWeaver Rebecca Dieker Lauren Dokes Michael DOlmelly Sarah Duncan Tiffany Dunlap Tommy Dunson Andrew Durlak Dustin Eisen Brock Elder Christopher Elebesunu Ashley Ernst Nicole Etter Efe Evwaraye Molly Finn Christopher Fitch Matthew Flanagan Tiffani Foster Latoya Fountaine Joshua Frost Chad Garman Jenna Goecke Justin Goff Ashley Goldsberry Elena Gomez Kaelin Goode Aftyn Goolsby Michael Grabiel Ross Gray Jaquelynn Griffin Tiffany Groce Sean Grove AutunmHahn Patrece Hairston Jessica Hankey James Harless Lindsay Harris Quentin Harrison Bradley Hemmelgarn Daniel Henn Ashley H erman Stephen Herman Melissa Hobbs Michael Hoendorf Matthew Hook Brandie Hoskins Christian Hubbard Jennifer Hubbard Anthony Hueston

Thomas Hunter Ariauna Isaac Ashley Isbel Brandy Isbel Joshua Ivory Eriqua Jackson Krystal Jackson Christopher Jasko Ebony Jett Michael Jones Monica Jones Myla Jones Jesse Junius III Adam Kaney Joseph Kaukola Daniel Keferl Megan Kelleher Darren Kendricks Allison Kern Aaron Kerschner Joseph Keyes Andrew Kimble Kasey Kimble Hannah KlawOllli Eric Knight Kelly Kreiger Jennifer Kronenberger Sarah Kuntz Alexis Lambright Brian Lauber Douglas Lauricella Samantha Lawson William Leach Paul Lehner Devin Libecap Hanna Libecap Faith Ligon Michelle Mack James Maloney Keri Mann Michael Mantica Marysa Marderosian Catherine Marsico Christian Martin Kyle Matlock Jennifer McCallister Sean McCauley Christopher McCune Emily McDaniel Mary McDermott Angela McElroy Michael McFall Melinda Mercer Natalie Mergler Elizabeth Metzger Cody Midlam Ashly Miller Edward Miller Jenna Miller Amy Miltenberger Andrew Miltenberger Gillian Minsky Anthony Moore

Stuart Morris Brandon Murray Nicole Muzechuk Ma tthew Myers Catherine Neff Ernest Neilson IV Tyesa Nelloms HilaryNeu Joanna Newlin Rudolphe Nkinzingabo Devin O'Connor Scott O'Hearn Rebecca Olinsky Benjamin Overman Robert Palmer Kevin Papp Antonio Parker Chad Parsons Travis Patterson Lauren Pauer Michael Payne Nathan Peavy Michael Pera Teresa Pierce Christine Pietrzak Laura Pippenger Carolyn Place Joshua Plake Melissa Platt Richard Poole Matthew Porter Erin Pritchard Courh1ey Pryor Sophia Pullen Melissa Pulver Jeremy Queen Joshua Rankin Jason Rankine Joshua Ray Robert Reed Kevin Reese Troy Reid Natha niel Ricciuto Lydia Rinehart Janelle Ringer Malaika Robinson Nathan Roddy Angela Ross Anne Ryan Gregory Sa luke Malita Sanderfer Kevin Sanford Jus tin Schafer Zachary Schierloh Sarah Schirmer Anthony Schlorman John Schneider Robin Schrader Laura Schwandner Susan Schweitzer Joseph Schwendeman Dominic Seldon Carolyn Seymour

Donte' Shackelford Albani Shepherd Emily Sherman Erin Shields Bradley Shillito Bryant Shillito Travis Shiverdecker Peter Shock Katherine Siebenthaler Joshua Simala Keshia Simmons Andrew Smith Marcus Smith Maria Spanel Dennis Spitzig Kelly Sraj Rose Sta~1islawski Ryan Stapp Steven Stockelman Zachary Stoddard Jessica Strader Billy Sullivan Darrell Tall Amy Temple Amanda Thaler Michael Thompson Jr Brittany Thornton Lisa Timmer Rachel Tipton Sarah Treadway David Tuss Christopher Vangas Dominique Vinzant Sarah Vogel Clint Walker Joseph Walker Kimberly Walusis Michael Ward Brian Warniment Jordan Washington Tashee Washington Johnetta Webb Sarah Weber Brandon Weisenberger Curtis Welch III Justin Wendling India Whitaker Brian White Jerry White Jr. Christopher Wiley Jonathan Wilks Christi Williams Jamar Williams Justin Wilmoth Zachary Wilson Mary Beth Wittberg Devon Woodson Anne Zelnio Jacob Zimmer

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TERMITE & PEST CONTROL SINCE 1P36

EXTERMITA! Bryan J. Mize

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Elizabeth's New Lift Center Saving Lives... One Baby at a Timel

Volunteers needed year round. Call 274-2273 SERVICES INCLUDE:

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1823 North Main Street Dayton, Ohio 45405 Phone: (937) 276-5400 CALL OR WRI1E:

Elizabeth's New Life Center, Administrative Office 1846 North Main Street, Dayton, OH 45405 (937) 274-2273 Fax: (937) 274-1674 missvivian@mics.net

Proud to support Chaminade-Julienne High School!

NORTHWEST DAYTON PEDIATRICS INC.

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8560 Old Troy Pike Huber Heights, OH (937) 237-1000

995 Miamisburg-Centerville Road Dayton, OH (937) 436-0098

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Count on us to make your financial homework easier than ever! To lind oullryou're eliqlble to loin, 91ve us Q calt or stop by.

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Children and Teenagers are not miniature adults, "growth" plates in their bones are at Risk of injury.

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George Go, Realtor

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Associates: David L. Kinzeler Ralph M. Mantica Kathy Mantica

THE KANEY FAMILY Jack, Cindy Eric - '01 Adam - '03

Serving the Greater Dayton Area since 1947 Complete Real Estate Service 2404 Far Hills Avenue 293-1732 "We Cover the Miami Valley"

mUTUAL ELECTRIC co.

1907 E. Fifth Street Dayton, OR 45403 -P.O. Box 181 45404-0181 937/254-6211 Fax 254-4718

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8324 North Main Street 890-8957 (across from Randolph Plaza)

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HOSPITAL, INC.

2222 Philadelphia Drive Dayton, Ohio 45406-1891 Phone: 937-278-2612

5321 NORTH MAIN STREET, DAYTON, OHIO 45415

A member of Premier Health Partners

TELEPHONE (937) 278-3484 FAX (937) 278-0719

DR KRIS R. HALL VETERINARIAN

Easy to live with.

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Full Service Insurance Agency - Personal, Commercial, Life, Health, Annuities Ph# 937.461.2246 EMAIL -johnmcfall@worldnet.att.net WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS

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252-8551 1654 S. SMITHVILLE RD. DAYTON, OHIO 45410 188

Innovative Ilutoboay tools muI equipment Raymond Steck

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Paul Jacobsoh

President

Vice President

Shop Supervisor

Steck Manufacturing Company, Inc. 1115 So. Broadway, Dayton, OH 45408 USA Phone: 937-222-0062 1-800-227-8325 Fax: 937-222-6666

Frank H. Sanderman, DDS. Family Dentistry 1727 Brown St. Dayton, OH 45409 '--~ (937) 228-6542 r

2121 Jergens Road/Dayton, OH 45404

WENDLING PATTERNS, INC. Wood, Metal and Plastic Patterns Experimental and Model Work

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Phone 937-233-7770 FAX 937-233-3282

Jim Wendling

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Helping businesses protect their most valuable asset ...their employees.

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Employee Benefits Administration • Family Business Advisor • Retirement Plan Design and Communication • Key Employee Compensation Planning

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22 Non Dam, Av. , In Olde North Dayton

Input, output and everything in between

Specializing in the design and production of: Brochures

Catalogs

$500

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W. Douglas Patton, DDS Richard C. Quinttus, DDS "72" Paul C. Unverferth, DDS James A. Budde, DDS Alex R Clemente, DDS Eugene 1. Huffman, DDS Phillip M. Goodman, DDS, MS (Orthodontics Exclusively)

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711 E. Second Street, Dayton, OH 191

LONGABERGER® Jean Banks

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PHONE ORDERS AND BOOK SHOWS WELCOME Visa/MasterCard/Discover/Novus (accepted)

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Electronic Air Cleaners • Humidifiers Since 1937

1853 WAYNE AVENUE • 256-1661 Bob Noonan - Class 1948 Gene '74 • Mike '77 • Colleen '82 • Jackie '84 • Pat '87 George '91 • Danielle '97 • Amanda '01 • Bill '03

EVANS BAKERY, INC.

C&O PRINTING INC.

700 Troy Street Dayton, Ohio 45404

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BILL & ROSEMARY EVANS Owners

Phone

(937) 228-4151

T HAMMERMAN, GRAF, HUGHES & CO., INC. CPA'S AND BUSINESS CONSULTANTS

Meyers Printing & .Design, Inc.

4486 INDIAN RIPPLE ROAD (AT 1-675) DAYTON, OHIO 45440 (937) 320-1262 E-MAIL: INFO@HGHCPA.com

Greg and Karie Meyers

Creativity,

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DesigJ1, aJ1d PriJ1tiJ1g

233 East Helena Street Dayton, Ohio 45404-1003

for NOJ1-profit OrgaJ1izatioJ1s

937.461.6000

fax 937.461.650\

Richard P. Graf, CPA Dennis J. Hughes, CPA Thomas J. Mikos, CPA

Donald E. Stewart, CPA Richard P. Hartmann, CPA Richard D. Dailey, CPA

Rita A. Kloenne, CPA Margaret M. Boyer, CPA

Cindy S. Stafford, CPA Kevin R. Horner, CPA

461-5960

Ohio Watts 1-800-821-4446 Fax 937-461-1280

PICKREL BROS. INC. Wholesale Plumbing and Heating Supplies 901 South Perry Street • Dayto~, Ohio 45402 Janet Meyer Pickrel '37 Ann Westbrock Pickrel '60 Elaine. Riegle Pickrel '66 Mary Anne Pickrel '66 Dick Pickrel '60 John S. Pickrel '63 Tom Pickrel '65 Jim Pickrel '69 Jim Rohl '69 Mike Meixner '71 VITAMINS AND HEALTH FOODS

DOROTHY MILLER MANAGER

HEALTH FOODS

Monday· Friday 10-9 Saturday 10-6 Sunday 12-5

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Tim Pickrel '88 Kelley Pickrel '89 Jeff Pickrel '90 Joe Pickrel '91 Debbie Pickrel '93 Greg Pickrel '96 Bob Kurpiel '80 . Mark Franz '80 Julie Pickrel '99 Lisa Pickrel '02 Jim T. Pickrel 'OS

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Phone: 890-4820

6800 North Dixie Dr. Dayton, Ohio 45414

(937) 433·5100

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1632 WAYNE AVE. DAYTON, OHIO 45410 253-1441

820 MIAMISBURG-CENTERVILLE RD. CENTERVILLE, OHIO 45459 433-3104

Schlientz &

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FUNERAL HOMES

JAMES V. MOORE GEORGE MILLER SR GEORGE MILLER JR

~ WISI.~ ~S OUR 'l~ ~ LADY ~~ of MERCY PARISH

1832 WAYNE AVE .

Compliments of:

TECHMETAJ 5, INC. A Family of Engineering Metal Finishes (937) 253.5311

DAYTON, OHIO

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Dayton 293-7854

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DIAMOND APPRAISAL FRE Inc., dba

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Cincinnati 1-888-399-1500 194

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GUITAR CITY

254-7296

DAYTON, OHIO 45420

Restaurant Hours:

Located at the Dayton International Airport Inside the: Dayton Airport Hotel 3330 Terminal Drive Vandalia, Ohio (937) 898-1000

Continental Breakfast served from 5:00am until 11 :OOam daily Breakfast menu served from 7:00am until 11 :OOam Monday - Friday Lunch served from 11 :OOam until 2:00pm Monday - Friday Dinner served from 5:00pm until 10:00pm Monday - Friday

Where Friends a Family Gather! STEAKS, PIZZA, BURGERS, WINGS, HOAGIES, SALADS & MORE

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Rathweg Insurance Associates, Inc.

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Elmer Phil Carolyn Bucklew Angela Andrew Maureen Mary Jo

'29 '64 '65 '90 '92 '96 '99

John Heinz

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Easterling Studios Offers • 3 of the areas LARGEST camera rooms! • The LARGEST outdoor camera studio in the area, with pond, gazebo and landscaped backgrounds! • The LARGEST selection ofbuiJt-in sets. • One of the LOWEST PRICES on senior portraits in the area. • Call Easterling for our Summer Specials. • Easterling Studios is proud to be the official yearbook/senior portrait photography studio for Charninade-Julienne High School.

SCHEDULE

CALL:

222-8410

-We're proud to support Chaminade-Julienne High School.

Big enough to meet all your commercial banking needs ... Small enough to give you the personal service you want. Jerry Brunswick Dave Schmitiz (CHS 1965) (937) 223-1444

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2000-2001 C-J STUDENT COUNCIL

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CENTERVILLE CHAPEL

OAKWOOD CHAPEL

KETTERING CHAPEL

81 S . ~hinSI. Cenlervillr, OH 45459

6 O.kwood Ave. D'ylon, OH 45409

2100 E. Slroop Rd . Kettuing.. OH 45429

293-4137 MASONRY CONTRACTOR

MIAMI VALLEY MASONRY INC. Joy L. Chaney Diane M. Holliman

2300 OME AVENUE. DAYTON, OHIO 45414 FAX: (937) 274-9982 PHONE: (937) 274-2179

EXCELLENCE IN ORTHODONTICS DR.GARyIGLEBURGER DR. RICHARD MORI

THODONTICS

y F. Igleburger, D.D.S., M.S. • Richard J. Mori, D.M.D., M.S.

EUROPEAN RESTAURANT

1400 Valley Street Dayton, Ohio 45404

(937) 252-8651 www.imorthodontics.com

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James Masters I

937/228-2511

2266 Patterson Road , Kettering, Ohio 45420 (937) 256-8020

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PIQUA PIZZA SUPPLIES, INC. 1727 W. HIGH ST. PIQUA, OHIO 45356

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(937)773-0699 1-800-521-4442 FAX (937)773-6096

FUNDRAISING JACKIE CARPENTER

RIVERSIDE BILLIARDS Open 24 Hours / 7 Days a Week No Alcohol Video & Dart Games Tournament Size Tables 1 Snooker Table

258-0504 Located in back of Airway Shopping Center 136 Woodman Drive

JON RANKIN AUrOltmUCK

WES Precious Blood Parishioner 880 E. National Rd. Vandalia, OH 45377

(937)898-1616 1-800-499-1086 Fax: (937)898-5481

SERVICE -- at the Highest Level --

BUTLER HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING COMPANY

51 YEARS Serving the Miami Valley We Offer You Carrier • Frigidaire • Butler Brand Furnaces, Air Conditioners, Heat Pumps

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Show Room

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Specialized Alternatives for Families & Youth Of America Make a Difference ... Become a Foster Parent Contact: Emily Nevin 4900 Frederick Pike

(937) 279-1399 Dayton, OR 45414

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Office - 937-278-3149 Cell - 937-830.3244

GOOD LUCK EAGLES'

2000 2001

THE SCHIRACK'S popp & TUSS ATTORNEYS AT LAW 204 South Ludlow Street Suite 209 Dayton, Ohio 45402 Telephone (937) 222-8500 Fax (937) 222-0488 e-mail PoppTussl@aoLcom Vincent P. Popp Mark A. Tuss (CHS 1970) Brent A. Crane

B. BEATRICE SCHIRACK (HENEHAN) JHS 1929 MARGARET BUSHER (ANSTEDT) JHS 1938 WILLIAM SCHIRACK CHS 1952 ROBERT SCHIRACK CHS 1957 LOUIS SCHIRACK CHS ,1970 DEBORAH SCHIRACK (BUSHER) JHS 1971 ANTHONY SCHIRACK CJHS 2004

SEAFOOD

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2000-2001

Y'brk hard, play hard and good luc.k in the future. Y'{e are behind you every step of the way! Sinc.erely, Stephen P. Brown, AlA David B. Bills, AlA

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Best Wishes

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Love, Mom, Dad, Bill

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Full Service Florist

M-F 9-5 , Sat 9-2

Jean M. Steigerwald Attorney-at-Law

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The Celtic Academy of Irish Dance Celtic Academy of Irish Dance ~ri5~ ~ 5438 Burkhardt Rd. • Dayton, OH 45431 (937) 256-6086 A vailable for Performances Beginners Welcome

Mary Laffey Beemsterboer, TCRG Kathleen Doyle, TCRG Laureen Laffey, TMRF Directors

Food Fast. Not Fast Food

226-2600 1157 Brown Street, Dayton, Ohio I

Our Outstanding .employees include Nakeyia Worley, Shante Long, Francesca Dorsey, Jasmine Mann Bt Tequia Hollis

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MARKETING • Sales Tools • Media Advertising • Web Development • Interactive AN Presentations AWARD-WINNING DESIGN· PROVEN RESULTS

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LIZA H. POND

DDS, MSD

ORTHODONTICS

Liza H. Pond Orthodontist

Pro-formance Realty, Inc. 6250 Far Hills Ave. Dayton, Ohio 45459 937-438-0505

member American Association o/Orlhodoll/isls

Each Office Independently Owned and Operated

714 South Dixie Drive· Vandalia, OH 45377 PH: 937·890·7470·FX: 937·890·6064

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Since 1920

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8769 North Main Street Dayton, Ohio 45415 890·9600

5335 Far Hills Avenue Dayton, Ohio 45429 434·7484

1235. Keowee 5t. Dayton, OH 45402-2240

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Equity Land Title Agency, Inc. Steven L. Clayton, President Corporate Office: 407 Corporate Center Drive' Vandalia. Ohio 45377 • 898·8825 East Office: 2372 Lakeview Drive. Suite D' Beavercreek. Ohio 45431 '427·3434 Title Plant: 2 Riverplace. Suite 310 • Dayton. Ohio 45405 • 223·4465 South Office: 2400 Brittany Court. Suite 6A • Day1on. Ohio 45458 • 434·0446

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4830 Salem Avenue Dayton, Ohio 45416

1278-26921 · Distinct levels of nursing care · Geriatric rehabilitation services '. Specialized Alzheimer's unit · Independent living units Accredited by Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations Certified for Medicare, Medicaid and other insurance programs

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John Logan Since 1948 Logan Home Enterprises. Inc. 1609 N. MAIN ST., REAR DAYTON, OHIO 45405

2205 Smithville Rd. Kettering, Ohio 45420 Phone: (937) 252-5000 People You Can Trust Fax: (937) 252-9398

(937) 278-0056

Harvey Culvahouse General Manager

We can handle all your direct mail

requirements.

At DMS we have down to -earth people and state ofthe art technology. Add in any type 0/mailing seroice you may need and you'll understand why our customers keep coming back. DMS - Old-:!ashioned seroice at competitivepn'ces.

222-5056

Our Lady of the !RjJsary Church and St. Stephen Church tJJauton, Ohio .

~ DAYTON MAILING SERVICES 100 S. KlfOUw' lJQ)'iOn. OH

Good Luck Jessica Strader #1 Go C-J Volleyball!!! ~

orthodontics

Gary P. Gersh D.D.S. Daniel S. German D.D.S. Stephen P. Burke D.D.S. Raj Kulkarni D.D.S . Brenda O'Brien D.D.S.

Creating Classic Smiles .. . Four Convenient Offices 3300 Kemp Road Beavercreek, OH 45431 937-426-6860

5211 Waynetown Ct. Suite A Huber Heights, OH 45424 937-236-2500

5900 North Main Street Dayton, OH 45415 937-278-7417

55 North Main Street Centerville, OH 45459 937-434-6992

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QUALITY LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE SERVICE

PACKAGE DELIVERY INC.

Larry Hicks

LAWRENCE T. JABLINSKI

4524 Webster St.

PRESIDENT

(937) 222-7002

Dayton, OH 45414

516 Troy Street Dayton, Ohio 45404

(937) 496-3490 FAX (937)223-8810

Toll Free 1-877-216-6837

N Mahle, Wack, Zaidain

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dayton, ohio .

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228 Byers Road, Suite 300 Miamisburg, Ohio 45342 (937) 866-2533 Member American Institute of Certified Public Accountants Private Companies Practice Section

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Equipment Connections and Control Wiring •

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Black Electric. Prime Service CompNet Solutions • Orca Security

Network Cabling Design and Installation

Office: 937 .252.2522 www.blackwhitetech.com Toll Free: 800.997.2522 212. E. WestbrOOk Rd. P.O. Box 489 Brookville OH 45309·0489

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A new computer video game called "The Sims," which simulates the life of a suburban family, develops a fanatical following with teens. Players create the characters and guide them through building a house, furnishing it, finding a career and running a family in their pursuit of happiness.

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town of Whoville in an adaptation of the Dr. Seuss classic, How the Grinch Stole Christmas. The Grinch, which opens in November, is the highest grossing film of 2000.

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Gamers camp outside electronics stores to secure the long-awaited Sony PlayStation 2, which goes on sale in October ~"~'l5 in limited quantities. The new version allows users to listen to CDs and watch DVD movies in addition to playing games.

Pay It Forward, a movie based on the idea of performing random acts of kindness, opens in October starring Haley Joel Osment, Kevin Spacey and Helen Hunt: ~

Tom Cruise reprises his role as Ethan Hunt in the action sequel Mission: Impossible 2. The May release is summer's biggest box-office draw and 2000's second-highest grossing film, earning more than $215 million.

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Popular television series prompt the introduction of board game versions. "Survivor" and "Who Wants To Be a Millionaire" lead the list of new releases.

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NBC's White House drama "The West Wing," starring Martin Sheen, Allison Janney and Richard Schiff, sets a record for receiving the most Emmys in a single season with nine wins, including Outstanding Drama Series.

~ The year's hottest TV show is CBS's "Survivor," in which 16 contestants compete for a million dollars by surviving on a tropical island for 39 days. More than 51 million viewers tune in for the final episode. Based on its success, CBS launches a second "Survivor" series in January 2001 set in the Australian Outback.

Russell Crowe becomes a household name with the release of Gladiator. The epic film wins a Golden Globe Award for Best Drama as well as an acting nod for Crowe.

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Hip-Hop remains one of the year's dominant sounds, with acts such as DMX, Jay-Z and Ludacris all making Billboard's Top 40 with new songs and selling more than a million copies of their latest CDs.

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Âť> Madonna scores a record-setting 12th No 1 single with the release of "Music." In December, she weds director Guy Ritchie in a Scottish castle.

~ New brands and styles of portable MP3 players inundate market in 2000. The new-generation devices store and play digital music from the Internet and feature more playing time than their predecessors.

Irish artist Samantha Mumba makes the music charts in 2001 with her hit song "Gatta Tell You :' The 17-year-old joins fellow countrymen U2 and The Corrs on the American airwaves.

Creed, with lead singer Scott Stapp, proves to be one of 2000's hottest rock bands, with their singles "Higher" and "With Arms Wide Open" hitting the top 5 on Billboard's Hot 100 singles list. The group wins American Music Association's Favorite Alternative Artist and Favorite Pop/Rock Album.

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Napster loses several court battles with the recording industry over copyright infringement. The popular online music sharing service, with over 60 million users, faces shut-down unless it can create a new business formula that satisfies the major recording labels.

Sisqo, a member of the R&B band Oru Hill, goes solo in 2000. The singer tops the singles chart with "Incomplete" and "Thong Song" and takes home awards from Billboard and the American Music Association.

Groups including matchbox twenty, Vertical Horizon and 3 Doors Down top both the rock and pop singles charts with their respective singles "Bent," "Everything You Want," and "Kryptonite."

Baha Men's hit song "Who Let the Dogs Out" reaches anthem status at sports stadiums across the country. The song also wins a Grammy nomination for Best Dance Recording.

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With a win against the University of ayton in September, Yale becomes the first college team to in 800 football games. In January 2001 , after a three-year legendary Mario Lemieux rns to play for the PiHsburgh Penguins, the hockey team he now pari-owns. Lemieux becomes the first owner/player in the history of the NHL:

Cyclist Lance Armstrong wins his second consecutive Tour de France in July. Armstrong, a cancer survivor, also writes his autobiography It's Not About the Bike: My Journey Back to Life.

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~ The Los Angeles Lakers win the NBA

championship, the franchise's first in 12 years. The Lakers beat the Indiana Pacers in game six of the finals. Center Shaquille O'Neal is named MVP.

In June, the New Jersey Devils win their second Stanley Cup in six seasons by defeating defending champion Dallas Stars four games to two in the finals. Scott Stevens wins the Conn Smythe Trophy for postseason MVP.

Cathy Freeman carries the Olympic torch at the opening ceremonies of the 2000 Summer Games in Sydney. Freeman goes on to win the 400meter dash, becoming the first Aboriginal Australian to earn an individual Olympic gold medal.

HEROES

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Âť> The racing world is stunned when NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Sr.â&#x20AC;˘ a seven-time Winston Cup champion, is killed on the last lap of the Daytona 500 in February 2001. NASCAR does not retire numbers, but car owner Richard Childress said he will never again race Earnhardt's black NO.3 car. Xtreme Football debuts in February 2001. The game combines conventional football rules with some of the mayhem of professional wrestling. Eight teams play in the league's first season.

FACES ~ Paula Prince of Port Richey,

Florida, wins the sixth annual Ugly Couch Contest, sponsored by a slipcover manufacturer, with her vintage '70s entry. Prince and two other contest finalists appear on ABC's "Live! With Regis" in October.

~ Fred

Rogers, host of the children's PBS show "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood," announces he will tie his tennis shoes for the last time, when his final new episode airs in August 2001 . Rogers will continue to work on Web sites, books and special museum projects.

Comedian Dennis Miller debuts as co-announcer on ABC's "Monday Night Football." Miller's offbeat humor gets a mixed reaction from fans, and the series earns some of the lowest ratings in its 31-year history.

~ In honor of the late

cartoonist Charles M. Schulz,101 fiberglass Snoopy statues - each in a theme wardrobe - are displayed in Schulz's hometown of St. Paul. Several are auctioned off in October to raise money for aspiring cartoonists.

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Indiana University basketball coach Bob Knight is fired in September after allegedly violating a University-imposed code of conduct. During his 29 years at Indiana, Knight was often criticized for temper outbursts. His dismissal provokes student protest demonstrations.

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