Chaminade Julienne High School Yearbook 2004 by Chaminade Julienne Catholic High School

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Chaminade-Julienne 505 S. Ludlow Street Day ton, Ohio

Senior Memories As the great poet Tony Felix once wrote, A story is a sequence of peoples and places that become skewed with every telling, but a memory is a sequence of feelings and emotions that never skew, never fade and never lose their beauty." In every walk of life, in every path one chooses, memories are created, and in those brief moment when the present turns to past, everything seems right. Whether students enter Chaminade Julienne as bright-eyed freshman, or transfer students from another school, they enter with the optimism to do their best, the fancy to have some fun, and somewhere in there the desire to graduate. However, as easy as it is to merely su up the time spent from beginning to end, it wouldn't be fair to conclude the year without . paying tribute to the high points that helped so many of us through those times when all hope had faded. Along every road that we must travel danger and pain lurk so quietly in the shadows. Around every turn and before every step they loom, shrouding our judgment and confusing au senses. Every so often the hurt tr.umps over our happiness and darkness befalls us. It is then, in our darkest hours that old memories of merrime and bliss come flooding back to us like so many pales of joy and save us from the haze of uncertainty. In these triumphs we again create new memories, this time of achievement success, and courage to overcome. Leaving this school w' not be easy for any of us whether we believe it or not. No matter how much we look toward the future, the people, the halls, even the books will always be a part of us, and though we may-forge the stories, we will always have the memories. /I

"Was the time when I managed to stuff a diet coke bottle into a Power aid bottle ... true story." Eric Anderson

"Was definitely at the powder puff game. I loved smashing the junior's faces into the mud. GO SENIORS!!!" Shanel Kilgore

"Without a doubt, the time I was on my way to the dance and I got a flat. Looking back, that was one heck of a good time." Scott Simmons

"Spending time with my teammates from soccer. The sleep-overs, dinner parties, oh and the games, it was all so fun."

"My daily coke. Refreshing, cost effective and always there when I need it most, gosh I love my daily coke." Seth Gottschlich

" Without a doubt the time before the Toledo St. Francis game when we had a delay due to weather, so a bunch of the guys went to see Austin Powers: Goldmember. That movie was so funny I'm still laughing, HAl HAl HAl"

excitement of the Alter pep rallies ... or were they the Carroll pep rallies??? AWWW, heck, I don't rememb er ... " Ray Grote

Ellie McPeek

Chris Buie

"Mr. Derus' religion class. Between his thermal socks and matching ties he always kept me in traction. "

" Definitel y hanging out with my best friend Shandrial. We have known each other since 4th grade, and I still haven't gotten sick of her

Shandrial Sanders

Chuntell Vauls

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" ... Yes we do. We've Got Spirit. How 'bout You? Spirit at Chaminade-Julienne is a living tradition that goes on even today. It can be seen in the crowd at the sold-out basketball games or in the painted faces of fans at the Friday night football games. On Spirit days the hallways are a sea of blue and green and smiling faces! Spirit among Chaminade-Julienne students is an expression of the pride that they take in their school and it's athletics. Receiving the Herald A. Meyer sportsmanship award for three years running shows that C-J students display only positive spirit, win or lose.

Brittany Defilippo cheers on her team with a halftime dance. Her spirit was unmatched. She was caught by the camera performing " the Robot" for the crowd.

Brandon Wicinski and Dimitri Kossoudji are all wrapped in spirit during spirit week.

St. Anthony graduates Jeni Schneemann, Sarah Lefeld, and Amber Trickey could always be found at the game on Friday nights . Their painted faces showed their enthusiasm. Sarah Porter Disagrees with a call during a game. Her voice could always be heard above the crowd. Jessica McQuiston and Molly Quinn scream for the team. These girls never took a break from their cheering. They could always be counted on for support.

Bob Arnold and Jake Schierloh share a P.B. and J sandwich during senior lunch. These two fellas are undisputably the coolest guys school.

Kyle Howe-Vachon, Steve Jones, Noel Brown and Teresa Perretta show off thier best pieces of art.

C-J ROCKS!!

C-J Conununity On the Rise with Pride The hundreds of unique faces and personalities are what make the C-J commuMrs. Jacobson keeps the class in order as she dispenses some justice, Mrs. J style.

Senior Matt Grant is caught stealing paper for the third time this year. Matt was tmashamed of his actions.

nity so special. Only at C-J would such an amazing group of people be found learning and laughing together.

Senior Joe Walton ponders the meaning of life in Ms. Ruffolo's government class. Joe will never forget the good times with the C-J community.

Ms. Humphrey glances at the camera during language week. She is obiously amused.

The Pieces of the Puzzle C-J community is ~owing stronger everyday. The staff and stubring great spirit and energy to the school that is unrivaled anywhere else.in the world!

Sis ter Damienne Grismer is caught off guard while playing solitaire.

Brother Pat, Mr. Pera and Matt Jasko sit in th e cafeteria getting their drink and th ier snack on.

Mrs. Lasley, Greg Lucking, Charles Smith and Jenna Yarney smile for the camera during art. Ceramics will never be the same after these three

Joe Soter and Charlie Hollis keep the school running smooth like a educational cadillac.

Mrs. Trick, Cara Sayer, Cliff â&#x20AC;˘ McAuley and Mrs. Sullivan take a much needed break before hitting the grindstone. Mrs. Barr and Mr. Burless take a break from the strenuous life and p lay games on Mrs. Barrs computer.

Mr. O'Shaughnessy dispenses some education and values to senior Chris Buie.

Education

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Learn/Learn/Learn

"It's all about brain food. LW1ch is the only part of the school day that I'm concerned about and the classes before and after are just an added bonus." Christopher Doyle, freshman

Chaminade-Julienne proves to be a National School of Excellence by providing the MiamiValley with an institution that takes education seriously. The broad academic curriculum allows each student to excel in an encouraging environment. C-J has a wide variety of classes ranging from Photography to Physics and Culinary Arts to Creative Writing. However, the essence of learning doesn't lie within the classes but in the atmosphere that encourages excellence and a community of learning. With an eager student body and a teaching staff willing to lend a helping hand, Chaminade-Julienne shows the key to effective learning is about opening new doors to further education.

Learning is like the icing on the academic cake of know ledge and everyone wants a piece. Sam Pera, Grace Deckler, Marcia Edwards, and Van Brown challenge their freshmen minds with some of Mr. Stachler's science homework.

Mr. Stephen Fuchs instructs his Precalculus class w ith inhumane enthusiasm. It's elementary for him to tell others about his best friend: math!

Is this going to be on the test? This question doesn't cross the minds of sophomore Chelsey Trupp and juniors Jessica Brackman and Jolm Bmmer as they focus on a lecture given by Mr. Tony Riccuito.

It's a race against time but not education. Ben Rosenbauer and Allison Hall put their junior minds together and rapidly seek answers in a textbook with record speed.

Mr. Denny Thomas wisks his World Literature class away with stories from unfamiliar places. He continually plants added references into his students' expanding files of know ledge.

Ms. Betsy Berlinghof shares religion with a smile. Her underclassmen enjoy learning just as much as she loves teaching.

Peer encouragement and reinforcement are what make C-J's student body stand out. Sophomores Megan Hankey and Mark Trick give each other a helping hand while reviewing class notes together.

"I say yes my Lord ... " The C-J liturgical choir sing of praising the Lord and following in the Lord's ways. The liturgal choir is directed by Mrs. Bettye Sierichs.

Freshman Alex Bonner receives help from Adam Golden in the language lab. C-J students are always willing to help one another to further their education.

When speaking of Education for Faith Formation, Mr. Mickey Momineespoke of ways to change the world including, "Education, prayer and work, and example."

This was just part of the fantastic mural created by F.L.I.G.H.T. (Faith Leaders In God's Hands Today) which hung on the stage of the auditorium for a prayer service. Senior F.L.I.G.H.T. member, Sean Nolan says, " The purpose of this mural is to get everyone in the school to have a part in the preparation for this service. It created a sense of community."

Senior Josh Hackenberg follows one of C-J's great traditions, service, through Into the Streets. Carriage Hill Farms was only one of the many sites the students visited .

Service and Tradition Serving in a community we have come to love ... Dr. Martin Luther King said, "Everybody can be great.. .because anybody can serve. You don't have to have a college degree to serve. You don't have to make your subject and verb agree to serve. You only need a heart full of grace and a soul generated by love." C-J is very proud of its traditions in service, in family, and in the community. C-J is known for performing ser'Int the vice and willingly helping a variety of people Str ets in the broader community of the Miami Valley. roc ed! It's Students even extend their love for service and such a helping others by attending summer mission wonderful trips and actively participating in Into the Streets experience to where C-J goes out together to serve our comserve and I munity. We strive to keep our traditions strong had so much from celebrating at Mass together to raising fun while money, food, and clothing for Hunger /Homedoing it. less Awareness Week. Part ofC-J's educational Plus, I only curriculaum is to have students perform sergot bit once vice either around the school, to friends and ' this year!" family, or to different sites designated around Senior the Dayton area. C-J will continue to keep its Rachael tradition of service alive. Koob

~ Whistle while you work. .. Danielle Midlam and Alison Rindler help out at Carrige Hills Farms for Into the Streets by cutting corn stalks.

Sophomore Mark Shoemaker plays a fabulous tune to lighten up the mood at a prayer service. Other musical instruments used at C-J prayer services and liturgies include the flute, violin, guitar, and the tamborine.

ea ng at an a school liturgy, math teacher Ms. Ann Meyers says, "Only a truly happy person can enjoy the scenery along a detour." (Ziggyby Tom Wilson)

C-J prides itself on its diverse community. C-J is a direct reflection of the diverse world outside the school windows. The student body is comprised of students of various backgrounds, races, and geographical 10cations, enabling all students to be exposed to varying walks of life. By fostering diversity in an environment of young adults, C-J allows its students to learn the elements of acceptance, which will benefit them throughout their entire lives. Despite the many differences among C-J students, all have at least one thing in common: Eagle Pride. It is at this

Sophomore Kenny Harris strolls through the hallway before class. Each student helps contribute to the diversity of C-J.

starting point where we join together and, with time, develop long-lasting friendships. In acknowledging each person's individuality and uniqueness, we learn to accept others for the content of their character. The students of C-J are priviledged to be in such a wonderful environment of diversity in order to get a taste of the real world.

Seniors Christopher Bills, and Carrigg take a moment out of their class to pose for a picture. By senior countless friendships have been among classmates. Sophomore Elise Wise has met new people since becoming a at C-J.

Senior Alex Cameruci and freshman Christina Genovesi are students in Mrs. Lasley's "Elements of Design" course. Students of all grade levels get a hands-on experience creating masterpieces.

Freshmen Clu'is Doyle and Kimiko Yoshida have become friends in their short time spent at C-J. Freshman year is a time to branch out and meet new people from various grade schools.

Seniors Ashley Saunders and Stacey Ivey are pictured together on a C-J Spirit Day. The two have developed a close friendship over the course of their careers at C-J. Each class at C-J is a unique experience. Students are given the opportunity daily to interact with one another and hopefully learn fron1 each other as well.

Jlllliors Sarah Porter and Rachel Carlson are found laughing heavily at a bottle of water. No one really understands these two greatChaminade-J ulienne friends. Lauren McCallister and Alyson Busch express thier senior pride during a football game. This once again proves the great times one can have at C-J athletic events.

Buddies at School. .. THE CLOSE-KNIT COMMUNITY PROVIDES PERFECT FRIENDSHIPS The Chaminade-Julienne community offers the perfect atmosphere for it's students and faculty to develop lifelong friendships. Many students feel tha t only wi thin the C -J halls can they be themselves and have the opportunity to understand and bond with other peers. The teachers also feel the same way. There is no way to look into a classroom after school or stop into one of the many offices and not see teachers respecting each other and getting along. This is one of the stronges t a ttribu tes that C -J has and is definitely a characteristic that all the students and faculty are proud of. These friendships, only in this educational and spiritual environment, are able to grow and become meaningful and everlasting.

Junior Gian Genovesi can't wait to get to lunch almost every day. This isn' t just because of the break from classes; he can't wait to make weekend lans with his buddies.

Susan Eichenauer, Jennifer Elliot, Charlene Wheeler, & Kathy Fecke aren't just happy about their jobs in the Guidance Office, they're happy about in each others' lives!

In the far left picture, you see Mr. Fuchs holding a math book. Though most people would disagree, when asked who his best friend was, he replied, "I don't need friends. I have math."

Seniors Molly Quinn and Jake SchierIoh reenact a scene from the movie Gilos! while at the potter's wheel. Ceramics is always interesting with these two crazy kids .

Bob Arnold

Tom Attenweiler

Ben Badillo

Stephanie Barbom

Gerard Bardon

Adrielme Bargo

Stephanie Bauer

Melanie Bautista

Michael Beall

Amy Beers

Lauren Begley

Jessica Bergman

JOIUl Buscemi

Alyson Bush

Amanda Bush

Kenny Byrd

Frank Crump

Jonathan Crutcher

Jarron Dammons

Brittany Defilippo

Patrick Duffy

Larry Dunson

Shawn Ellis

Brittany Engle

Kristien Evans

Brian Fleming

Lauren Gall

Frank Gehres

Josh ua Hackenberg

Christina Hayden

Tiana Hayden

Sarah Helldoerfer

Isaac Hull

Kristin Hunter

Ale Iberico

Roswitha Igah

Stacey Ivey

Dawaun Ivy

Matthew Jasko

Tara Jehn

Ka therine Keechle

Rachael Koob

Bryan Keefe

Shanel Kilgore

Dimitri Kossoudji

Tiffany Kracirik

Jolm Laage

Sarah Lefeld

Brad Luedtke

Nate Luken

India Lyle

Christopher Marks

Tina Martinek

Cliff Mcauley

Daniel Mcatee

Lauren McCalister

Francisco McCarthy

Michael McConnell

Colleen McCormick

Bethany McCoy-Ramsey

Elizabeth McDaniel

Drew McIntyre

Sarah McMahon

Ellie McPeek

Jessica McQuiston

Morgan Mercer

Andrea Miller

DJ Mooer

Matthew Pavy

Mallory Perkins

Christopher Plassenthal

David Pope

Steven Potts

Kyle Queen

Molly Quinn

Christina Robbins

Whih1ey Rinehart

Amy Rohrniller

Elizabeth Reed

Stephanie Rucker

Emily Russo

Jennifer Rust

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Charles Smith

Justin Smith

Elliot Spang

Megan Staley

Jordan Stephens

Katie Tackett

Paula Thomas

Julie Trick

Amber Trickey

Maggie Trimbach

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Stephanie Trittschuh

Erk Troidl

Anthony Tmner

James Vandenbrock

Chuantell Vauls

Tiffany Williams

Anna Zimmer

Abby Willis

Ricky Yeager

David Yingling

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Congratulations, Seniors!

Lives of the students, or...

Student Life?

Junior Grace Finn, senior Bethany Lesko, and jLmiors Terri Downs and Claire Sloss laugh while enjoying each other's company after a hard days work at the Catholic Heart Workcamp in Goshen, IN.

While out for lunch with fellow group members, senior Lauren McCalister shows just how happy she is to be on the Summer Mission Trip in Nashville, TN. The trip lasts for a week and the last day the students are able to enjoy a day out in which they can do whatever they like from going out to eat to shopping and spending time with one another.

Grovving in faith through ... This will make the 6th year C-J students have attended mission trips during the summer. The students experience different service sites around the cOlmtry through the Ca tholic Heart Workcamp. This year, C-J students were able to go to Nashville, TN and Goshen, IN. The CHWC also came to Dayton this year where C-J was a host to over 300 students. While at the CHWC, the participants play games, sing

Sarah Fowler, junior Jem1ifer Rust, senior Mr. Mike Trainer Ms. Nancy Egbers

Katie Tackett, senior

and dance, pray, and the main focus, serve the community through Jesus. They are all put into small groups whom they work very closely with throughout the week. The service sites range from such things as fixing up people's houses, helping the less fortunate, or visiting and talking to the elderely. Students have a greattime getting to know each other as well as getting to know people from other schools.

Sarah Fowler, junior

... Summer Mission Trips

Senior Elizabeth Walling along with h er sm all group in Goshen, Indiana. Elizabeth said, "My small group was so much hm. We were so touched by the people we helped and I still keep in tOll ch with them. It was a jolly good tune ,lI

Who says remod eling can't be flm? Senior Claudia N innema n smiles w hile removing wa ll paper at her service si te at the Ca tholic H eart Camp in Goshen, IN.

Senior Erin Bole and fellow sma ll gro up members from Goshen, IN take a short break from painting and fixing up a house at their designated service site. Goshen, IN was one of 22 cities the CHWC traveled to this past summer.

Participants in the CHWC in Nashville, TN show off their fabulous dan cing abilities. During the evenings, students have an opportunity to be more relaxed and have flm while meeting many new people who share a common intrest in service.

Tired and worn out, the group gets together one last tin1e before h eading home from Nashville, TN. "I had such a grea t time getting to know the C-J gro up as well as others from around the country!" says Jermifer Rust.

It's a beach party in the hallway. Mr. Bill Stachler's first period science class models their beach wear to show their Spirit Week pride.

Drew Place gracefully dives into Spirit Week. The splash of pride tells the rest of C-J that freshmen know how to stay afloat.

"Beach day was awesome! We love catching rays here at C-J." Stacey Ivey and Scott Simmons. seniOl's

"Superhero day was my favorite because I could be more than the average student." Erica Ninneman, junior

"I like beach day because it makes me feel like I'm not in boring Dayton, Ohio anymore,"

Do you know how to walk the C-J walk? Elliot Spang and Matt Ankeny are seniors who know how to strut their spirit at C-J. Soaking up knowledge as well as Slm, juniors Katie Slayback, Stasi Gomez, and Jordan Edgel enjoy a breezy religion class. Their future is so bright, they have to wear shades.

The senior soccer players proved tha t Care Bears care. Lauren Begley, Rosalyn Craig, Cara Sayer, and Sarah Helldoerfer cared enough to

Always read y to learn, seniors Drew Pa tterson, Zach Wenclewicz, and Chris Bills lis ten intently as Mr. Michael O 'Shaughnessy shares his pearl s of wis-

Seniors Justin Smith and Joe Walton are cooking up some delicious paella in Spanish Class for Spirit Week. With their powers combined, Captain Planet and her crew join forces to bring pollution down to zero. Seniors Brittany Engle, Lamen McCallister, Morgan Mercer, Adrienne Bargo, Meredith Hickey, and Katie Tackett went as their favorite plane tiers for superhero day.

These smiling faces show what a great time the students experienced at this years' homecoming dance. Many students didn't take a break dancing all night long! Being on your feet and moving to the music is what our homecoming is all about. A group of friends posed together for a picture. It is very common for students to take pictures, not only with their dates, but also with their group of friends. The ymmg ladies this year wore a variety of dresses, ranging from more formal designs to casual prints. The young men looked handsome as always in their various styles of shirts and ties.

Homecoming A fun-filled "Spirit Week" led up to Homecoming Weekend 2003. Friday evening, our Eagle Football team defeated Cincinnati Roger Bacon at our home stadium in West Carrollton. A large crowd came to support the Eagles in their victory. At half-time of the game, the attendants and King and Queen of this year's homecoming dance were acknowledged beside the homecoming floatettes created by Student Council.

Emily Russo and Amy Rohmiller, seniors

Melanie Luken, Emily Kaminski, and Abby Cox, sophmores

Saturday, October 27 was the big night. The gymnasium was decorated for the romantic theme, Unforgettable. Friends and dates filled the gym and danced the night away. On Sunday, C-J's Blue and Green Club held the annual Spaghetti Dinner. Families came to share a delicious meal, while student-athletes volunteered their time to serve the food. The dinner was a grea t way to wrap up the traditional homecoming weekend.

Kenny Watson, sophomore and Mae Thompson, junior

Unforgettable

Homecoming Court '03 At halftime of the big football game on Friday night against Roger Bacon, th e attendants were recognized. Sophomores Ariel Johnson and Matt Trick, Senior attendants Kaylin Wherry and Matt Ankney, Senior Queen and King, Ellie McPeek and Kern1Y Byrd, and Junior attendants, TheLka Welp and Brandon Fillinger. Looking great as they danced the night away, sophomores Derrick Allen and Kacey Watts paused to take a picture.

Close friends Josh Hackenberg and Melanie Bautista made their last homecoming dance "Unforgettable." Lucky senior, Matt Grant, had a yotmg lady on each arm: senior, Renee Trimbach and jwuor, Teresa Perretta .

Best friends, Raynaldo Grote, Ryan Patrick, Jarron Dammons, and Justin Smith continued their tradition of getting their photograph taken together at every dance. Junior Rion Robinson looked great next to his date, sophomore Chantee Matthews.

Classmates and friends, Joe Saluke, Jessica Kracirik, Evan Allen, Ali Hess and Craig Vangas enjoyed their first homecoming dance together. Sophomores always look forward to going to their first C-J Homecoming Dance.

Senio rs Brand o n Wicinski and Frank Gehres serenade the January Kairos retreatants. Many of the re trea tants bro ug ht g uitars along to enhance the experience w ith a daily jam session. Kairos isn' t all fun and prayer. Dayton Stone rests here for som e down time between all the excit-

"I had a great time getting to know myself, God and others." Chris Bills

"There are some things in life that can ' t be explained through words-the friendship , bonding, and love of Kairos are some of those things." Tina Martinek

"It was an amazing experience. I saw so many people open up ... putting out a fire in the woods was sweet too! " Kenny Harrison

Senior Joe Wa lto n and Junior Nicholas Morton talk to the April Kairos group about their ex perience. Jtmiors are able to go on Ap ril Kairos so they m ay lead the following year. Live the fourth! Lauren McCa lister, Jenna Schafer, and Jo rdi e E d ge~ com e together d uring a brea k on April Ka iros.

These late night sledders, Adrienne The January Kairos group embrace Bargo, Morgan Mercer, Bethany one another as they belt out a song. This unique group also came toMcCoy-Ramsey, and Drew gether to dance. "I can't talk, but I McIntyre take this picture to docucan dance!" Brian Flem ment their rebel ways. ----------------~

and India Lyle share their reactions to a moving talk given by one of the leaders. Small groups are another ways retreatants can open up and share with one another. The September Kairos group join together on their last day of retreat. From getting caught sneaking out to coming together to pray, Kairos was a retreat to remember.

Stundets get to know each other a little better during a reflective activity. This was a chance for the participants to not only share, but also to listen.

JLUUorS Mackenzie Smith and Justin Davisson hang tough while playing a game during retreat. There are a lot of chances for students to socialize and when these boys get that chance, it's hoop time!

Underclass Retreats

Bridget Reibeling

Sarah Fowler

Brad Zavakos

Jena Schafer

"I really had a good time on retreat. It was a great chance for me to get closer to my classmates and to learn about them."

"I loved my underclass retreat experience. It is so much fun to be able to share your faith life with your peers and it was just such a good time!"

"The retreats helped me to get closer to God and to help lead 9thers closer to him as well."

"What can I say? The retreats at C-J are great. Not only do you get to deepen your faith life but you have a rocking good time!/~

Sharing is an important part of the retreat experience atC-J. Juniors Amal Alkhafaji and Elaine Marrinan share on their third retreat together.

Junior Holly Harker gives a great smile while taking a break from an interesting group discussion.

Junior Josh Kern plays a mean game of Euchre. The free time that students get on retreat is always used to get to know each other, and w ha t better way than through a dramatic card game?

Juniors Jessica Godsey and Ashley Magoch chill out in the cafeteria be\ fore retreat. ''I'm ready to have a good time," Jessica states.

Junior Maribeth Yingling can' t hold in her excitement about retreat. ''I'm just so happy that I get to have this wonderful experience!"she exclams.

Outdoor activities are an integral part of every retreat, rain or shine. Not only do student's get to connect with God and each other, but they also get to connect with nature.

As Ms. Horn prepares to mount her faithful steed, Fluffypuff, she refl ects on her opportunity to pl ay donkey ball "I was paralyzed with fear, but I knew had to do it for my team," she sa id when asked about her game pl an. Brian Moon and Kyle Davis e nj oy their lunches at the school pi cnic. By the ir clean plates, it is obvious that they loved the food , especially the

"Iliked all of the picnic butl liked the donkeys more. Except when I fell off; I didn't like that part." Teresa Peretta

"I didn ' t buy a burger so my favOlite part of the picnic was my peanut butter and jelly. MImmnm PBJ." Isaac Lakes

"The picnic was great because I got to practice ultimate frisbee for next year when I'm on UD ' s team." Erin Bole

Junior Rachel Carl son tries to maneuver the ketchup at the schoo l pi cnjc. Her fri end re minds her "Be smarter than the ketchup, Rachel. " Now there ' s some advice. Jake Schierloh and Kenny Harri son prepare to annihilate the teachers in donkey ball. They wear their ga me face and pajama pants to ride into battl e and come out with a victory.

Sophomores Renee Fleming, Megan Hankey and Blake Sheridan drop the top of their jeep. If this jeep is spotted on the road you can be sure that a party is comi ng with it.

It 's a Friday afternoon and Ale Iberica is helpless ly stranded at school unti l she finds her keys. She searches frantically and find s them soon enough to get home for her favorite soap opera.

Kate Caldwell and Indi a Lyle spice up the school picnic with a little bit of mambo action . These two dancing queens never stopped moving and shaki ng.

Ju st hangin ' around, Sarah McMahon frolics in the practice field . She races out of the school at the bell and is the first one out almost every day .

The senior girls huddled before all of their plays to re-group and concentrate on the next play. The determination they had was prevalent within these huddles, and proved to be a huge asset in the mental battle forged against the juniors. Senior coaches Mike Jones and Ryan Patrick helped to motivate and organize the girls on and off the field.

Seniors Shanel Kilgore and Christina Hayden pose for a snapshot along the sidelines of the Powderpuff game. They had fun, but last years 'mudbath' was a little more interesting.

Powderpuff

PowderRuff

p 2~~~rpJdttUff The powderpuff game is a highly anticipated annual event held at ChaminadeJulienne between the junior and senior lady Eagles. In 2002, the then junior women suffered a terrible loss, and this year, these seniors craved revenge against their opponents. OnFriday,November21,2003, both teams met on the practice field to settle their dispu te over who is the best women's powderpuff football team at

Meghan Closser, Senior "Most people think this is my game-face. They are mistaken."

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C-J. The seniors came out strong, gaining an early lead on the juniors, but the juniors battled back fiercely to tie the game at 21. In double overtime the juniors, with the help of MVP Jaimel Johnson, pulled ahead of the seniors to a final score of 27 - 21. Though the competition was merciless on the field, the C-J community excelled with great sportsmanship, and the ladies reconciled at the end of the game.

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Lauren Henry, Junior "I love breaking a sweat. Powderpuff was a great way to do this!"

KatieÂˇKeechle, Senior "I really didn't know what was going on JIlost of the game. It was confusing."

Along the Sidelines

Senior guys Mitch Thompson, Sean Nolan, Craig Boman, Brandon Wicinski, Dimitri Kossoudji, and Matt Ankeny were the most spirited of the senior fans. They carne decked out with body paint, their chests bared, and the amazing enthusiasm needed to help motivate the senior girls. Ankeny was quoted saying, "Guys, I'm cold. I want to go home." The other senior men refused.

Juniors Stephanie Ross and Taylor Robinson are great friends in and after school. This devastatingly attractive duo is more intimidating on the field than they appear.

The main stage of action was incredibly exciting between both of the fierce womens teams. The seniors instilled fear in the eyes of the juniors only to be beaten in double overtime.

Juniors Tara McGinnis, Kate Athmer, and Sarah Porter cheer on their team from the sidelines. All trU'ee showed a lot of spirit as well as great sportsmanship . The Chaminade-Juliem1e tradition of Powderpuff always proves to be a positive event for both the participants and the onlookers.

Many classmates came out to cheer for their friends from both the junior and senior grades. Seniors Renee Trirnbach, Brittany Defilippo, and Bethany Lesko were the loudest girls amongst the senior fans . The game was easy to catch on to at any point. Renee had come late, yet made up for it with extra enthusiasm.

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A dance a d ay keep s the doc tor away. Tina Martinek d oesn ' t let a recent knee surgery hinder her fun . This senio r spreads the spirit of Chri stm as with her d ance routine.

Boys just want to h ave fun! Sophomores Joel H art and Craig Vangas attempt to set their statu s as dancing kings.

"Food! A big plate of mongolian beef." . Philip Hewitt, f.oeshman

"Meeting Johnny Depp under the mistletoe would get me into the Christmas Spirit." Megan Latimore. sophomore

"Sharing a sLow dance in the snow flakes. " Kenny Harrison and CoUeen McCormick, seniors

Santa Claus is not the only man who grabs the ladies' attention . J u.nior Gian Genovesi shows off his fl ock of juruor girls Brea Thorton, Thekla Welp, and Jenn y Sikora.

Put yo ur dancing faces on . Seniors know ' how to get serious 0.11 the dan ce floor. Bethany Lesko and Frank Gelu-es boogie down and set the m ood for a Christmas celebration .

Show us what you're working with! The C-J student body steps in line and boogies to the Elech'ic Slide.

How do you celebrate the holidays? Senior Shanel Kilgore and sophomore Clark Williams delight in a joyful dance to remember what Clu'istmas is all about.

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mas Jolmson, Tyler Fillinger, and Larry Garnes freeze frame with Christmas card charisma. The Christmas Dance court is an honor traditionally received by one male and female from each grade. Donovan Potter, sophomore; Kiera Hollis and Nathan Wallace, freshmen; Matt Ankeny and Meghan Closser, seniors; Shawn a Tucker and Brandon Fillinger, juniors.

Mr. Mike Trainor delivers a speech about the qualities of Scholarship, Leadership, Service and Character which every member of the National Honor Society embodies. Sadly that was the last time he would speak at a NHS induction ceremony.

At the service awards banquet Mr. Mike O'Shauglmessy calls name after name of the many students that have contributed their time and effort to the community through service.

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Assemblies

Throughout the day at C-J everyone is in classes with the same thirty people. Assemblies at C-J are a way for the school to enjoy culture, song, dance and speeches together as a whole. A lot of the assemblies include students but we also invite the Dayton Muse Machine to grace our stage with their talent, but ufortlmatly we were unable to have the privilege of that this year. This year in the way of assemblies we have enjoyed a short play about the life of John Steinbeck, listen to the amazing voices of the Ressurection Elementary Choir, and heard the many different opportunities for careers through our monthly career speakers.

Mr. Jerry Raiff & Hall of Fame inductee

Taylor Robinson & Nick Miller, juniors

Mr. Jjm Place, Athletic Director

Coming together to celebrate!

2000 2001 2002 _ __ __ .:.-003 Once again C-J has proven itself to be a very spirited and sportsmanlike school by recieving the Harold A. Meyer Award for the fourth year in a row. Let's keep up the great work!

Bro. Pat McDaid shares his fondest memories of his star wrestler, Joe Walton, with the school at an assembly to recognize the hard work of our atheletes. Joe made it to the State wrestling match this year. Religion teacher Ms. Betsy Berlinghoff claps her hands to the rytlmle of the song being sung by the Ressurection elementary choir at the Students of Diversity Assembly.

The band director, Mr. David Wood, introduces the C-J concert band to a group of grade school kids looking to hear some great music

Senior Julie Trick stops at the University of Notre Dame table during the junior\senior college fair in the gym. The fair is a great way to find out a lot about many different colleges in a short amount of time.

Senior Kelmy H a rri son is extremely proud of his mother, Susan, who was honorably crowned "Queen of the Dance." Kelmy's essay paying tribute to his mother won her the crown for the even ing.

Senior Taneisha Walton and he r father enjoy dancing and laug hing with one another.

"The best part about the FatherDaughter Dance is boogyiu' down with my daddy!" Jane Tuss (sophomore)

"Seeing my mom happy was the best part of the Mother-Son Dance. The way she looked after I asked her made my day." Christophel' BOl'chers (freshman)

"I loved being with my dad, It was a great opportunity to spend quality time with him. " Alicia ThornbelTY (sophomore)

(above)JlmiorJolm Ricciuto d ances w ith his mother while she snaps to the beat. (right)Senior Jessica McQuiston and her "King of the Dance," Jeff, enjoy their last dance toge ther. (center) Freslmlan Sarah Harvey and her father dressed up according to this year's dance theme.

C-J teacher and parent, Joe Staley, sh ares a funny m o m ent with d au ghters, Megan (senior) and Emily (freshman). Lucky Mr. Staley had a lady on each a rm all night!

Senior bo ys a nd th eir moth ers "strut their stuff." It was a grea t celebration for all, especially those attending their last parent dance at C-J.

(top)Senior Joe Nartker and hi s m other, Catherine, enjoy dancing with one another. (bottom)Sophomore Megan Hankey and father, Rober t, enjoy the m ystery of the masqu erade. (l eft) Evan Allen and his mother share a precious, loving moment on the d an ce floor.

This group of seniors came together for one last picture. Senior Nate Holley says, "Do your best and God will do the rest." Freslunan Emily Strader and Katie Hoendorf laugh together as they show off their dance moves.

Because I Love You ... Juniors Jason Piekenbrock and Heather Maddux gaze into each others eyes for the last song of the dance.

Valentine's Dance

Valentine's Dance Valentine's Dance " I hope everyone had a great time. I was glad to see everyone there," said Cheryl Smith, Moderator for the Students of Diversity. The fact that the dance fell on Valentine's day made everyone even more excited about being at the dance. Students are always excited about going to this dance because it is one of the most relaxed dances of the year. Students do not have to dress up as much as the other dances

Senior Meredith Hickey

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and this is one dance where they can go either with friends or with a date and just dance and have fun together. The backdrop and decorations were carefully put together by the Students of Diversity to capture the memories of the night. Whether is was dancing to the Cha Cha slide or the theme song for the dance "Because I Love You", everyone had an enchanting and memorable night.

Serum Scott Simmons "Dancing 'Queen"

"Because I Love You"

Freshman Jackie Athmer, Jackie Miller, Lily Conroy, Cori Evans, and Emily Staley smile as they enjoy their first Valentine's dance.

Everybody have fLm tonight, Everybody WangChLmg tonight! These kids are groovin' as if the 80' s never ended.

Shakin' it like it ain't no thang,Junior Allison Hall dances like she's never danced before.

Sophomore Stanley Frazier moves to the middle of the dance floor to show everybody up with his talent.

To the left, Senior Stephanie Barbour says, "You call this dancing, Andy?" about her date Andrew Wallace as they twist and shout the night away.

To the right, Juniors Brea Thorton, Grace Firm, Thekla Welp, and Jelmy Sikora dress in their nicest attire and sport their new hair styles as they make their way across the dance floor.

l Senior Mike Jones doesnt want to work he just wants to bang on the drums all day! At this pep rally he dropped a great beat that everyone could dance to.

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Aisha Jefferson shows off her slamming skills in the dLUlk contest. This got the crowd on their feet and the pep rally started.

It's so hot in here! I can barely breath! I'M SWEATING! Sarah McMahon

I always get really excited before the pep rallies. I think I want to join vice next year! Adam Trefz

"Tills year's pep rallies really got me crunked. I cant wait for the next one!" Paula Thomas

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In the crazy relay races Ms. Thaller and Ms. Kennedy nm the three legged race. They may not have come in first but at C-J we're all winners. Laduanna Johnson gets the jlmiors jLUl1ping with her rowdy sing- â&#x20AC;˘ ing and dancing. She could always be heard over the crowd .

Seniors Gerard Bardun , Jeni Schneemann, Jacob Crews, and Chris Plasenthal lead the senior d eter-

Swimmers Elaine Marrinan, Jane Tuss, and Jessica Bruns are honored for their achievments at the pep rally. This trio drove the crowd wild!

Amanda Catchings represents the Jmuor class as well as the tennis team. Her accomplis1unents on the court caused the crowd to go nuts! With thw1der stick in hand, Senior M.e. Jojo Smith gets the crowd going! Justin did a grea t job leading the pep rallies this year.

l Senior Shanel Kilgore is a member of C-J's REACH program, and she is helping out with one of the youngest members of the YWCA during one of their monthly service sites. In the far left picture, senior FLIGHT member Elizabeth Walling is at one of the many community service opportunities that Into the Streets offers every year in November.

The REACH group meets once a month to go to different community service sites around the Dayton area. Their trip to the YWCA is one of the m any different types of service opportunities this group experiences. Every month is a n ew way to get involved and learn new things.

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Commw1.ity service is one of the most important characteristics of Chaminade-Julienne. Without service to the community, therewouldbenoway for C-J students to give back to Dayton and the surrounding area. The students, faculty, and staff are all very proud of how many opportw1.ities there are at C-J to get involved and help change the world. As a school, we go into the community in November to do all kinds of

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service in a weekend-long excursion called Into the Streets. Others are part of mentoring groups such as Big Brothers/ Big Sisters and Stories Come Alive. REACH has monthly service sites, and retreat leaders as well as the FLIGHT team help out with all sorts of activities. Being a Catholic high school, community service is definitely one of the best aspects of being a complete C-J student.

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Students Making a Difference.

From left to right: senior Christina Robbins, junior Jordie Edgel, senior Lauren Gall, junior Gian Genovesi, senior Katy Mulhern, junior Thelka Welp, and junior Patrick Mansfield are all part of the Stories Come Alive team.

Senior Tom Attenweiler is one of the many FLIGHT members at C-J. This group plans all of the Masses during the school year and helps with the spiritual direction of the whole community. Before senior year begins, the new FLIGHT members gather for a retreat better get to know each other. Brea Thornton, junior, is helping to make baker's hats for the students that Stories Come Alive presents to. This week's book was Bob the Baker.

Senior Anna Zimmer reads to her group of second graders during the Big Brothers/ Big Sisters program. In the far left picture, junior Josh Shaman plays with one of the kids a t an after school program for REACH.

Senior Meredith Hickey loves participating in Big Brothers / Big Sisters. She says that, "the program is a wonderful way for Chaminade-Julienne students to interact with these very talented children and to really make a difference in the Dayton community."

It's time to prepare for the AP American Studies exa m. Bro. Pat McDaid breaks down the sco ring of the exa m for his junior class. For the Land of the Free ... Senio r, Ronnie Jolmson shares his symbol for what freedom mean s to him in Ms. Angela Ruffolo's Government class. Lower left, Lizzy Pavy, Adam Segi, and Joe Saluke; juniors in American Studies.

Eager to answer a question in Mrs. Molly Bardine' s jlll1ior Eng lish class, Derrick Brown rai ses his hand enthusiastically. Reflecting on a recent piece of literature, a freshm an English class takes time to gather their thoug hts about the meaning of the work. Daniel Weitzel and Jami e Hunter stay focused on their work.

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De' Andre Gist expresses hi s artistic ability by drawing a sketch of Pepe Le Pew. De'Andre looks forward to his period one Art class

Art I student, sophom ore Jessica Blaul , intensely works on her watercolor for a heritage project.

Choir instructor Mrs. Bettye Sierichs encourages her students to sing loud and proud. Mrs. Sierichs is also the coordinator of the Drama Club. Under the intense direction of Mr. David Wood, theC-Jband toots their own horn at their excellent techluque. Breathing exercises are the secret ingredient to the success of the C-J band. Danielle Pegues, Aaron Rucker, and Kelly Corcoran; Band members, center photo.

Ms. Kathleen Crosby's first period Geometry class gets to business while study ing for an upcoming class. Students generally love learning and laughing everyday in Ms. Crosby's class.

Sophomore Kristen Holtvoight measures to nea r perfection a crazy concoction only a mad man would dream up. Luckily, nothing exploded and after a few bubbles the class was back to normal.

Science & Math Chaminade-Julienne's outstanding academic curricul urn includes many different classes, but it would not be complete wihout the awesome Math, Language, and Science departments. WhileatC-J,students are subject to some of the most taxing and rewarding classes offered for miles around. Students also have a multitude of opportunites to excel in these areas. The Science Olympiad team and the Science Fair were both great

ways for C-J sudents to show off their abilities in the field of science. Many students who compete in the Science Fair move on to the regional and even national levels. The annual Language Week at C-J brings a much needed culture to the language classes as well as to the entire school. During this flm filled week, students eat national dishes and learn about the rich heritage that surrounds their foreign language.

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Ms . Kathleen Crosby and Javon Ringer rev iew notes before the end of the period. Ms. Crosby's dalmtless dedication to her pupils is sho~'l1 everyday throug h her excellent work. Teacher Mada m Brown applauds senior Morgan Mercer's outstanding French bumper sticker during language week. All the fun, ga mes, and food made this year,s language week one for the history books.

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Kristen Smith & Ms. Monica Thaler

Junior Tyler Rigsby

Science Fair & Language Week

A nn e Feig h e r y, A licia Th o rnb e rr y, Ka thleen Norman, & Kyle Retzlof pose for a group pictme during the science fa ir. They all agreed , superior rating or no t, science fair was a blas t!

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Sophomore Nathan Pippenger stands patiently waiting for the judges to come and interview him . As he is waiting, he practices hi s lines that are even sm oother th an James Bond himself.

During Language wee k, seniors John Buscemi and Lauren Holtvoight are surprised in the midd le of a tes t. Both q uickly recovered and finished the test with fl ying colo rs.

Religion teacher, Mr. Tim Dillon, leads his senior Religion class in a morning prayer. Mr. Dillon enjoys being able to share his faith with not only his students but also with his fellow staff members. Senior Clemintine Igilibambe wows her fellow students with her knowledge of five languages. "Haraka haraka a hau"a baraka."

Gutentag! Frau Kara Humphrey goes over the vocabulary her German students are going to need to know for their upcoming test. Frau Humphrey is treasured because she is the only German teacher we have here at C-J. "Praise is what I do." The congregation's jaws drop in amazement at the newly formed C-J Gospel Choir.

Dming an in-class prayer service for lent Mrs. Kupras-Bauer's sophomore Religion class gives her their undivided attention.

Junior Nick Miller receives the Blood of Christ dming an all school litmgy. C-J is also extremely lucky to have Nick as an avid member of the wrestling team.

Celebrating our Diversity through Culture and Faith Masses and Religion and Foreign Language Classes Dedication! Fr. Tim Kenney watches as Sr. Claire Foley of the Srs. of Notre Dame De N amur signs a sponsorship document that says the sister and the Marianist brothers are going to continue to support C-J as a Catholic High School.

Frijoles Saltarines! Senora Peg Reagan instructs her most advanced students and helps them get ready for their up-coming exam. Senora Reagan teaches many different levels of Spanish and loves it.

Senior Chris Marks and sophomore Mark Shoemaker focus all their attel1hon on the music. Mark, a talented piano player, loves to provide the accomaniment for school functions.

Sophomore Brittany Brown sings to the heavens during the choir concert. It is hard for Brittany to keep her angelic voice quiet, be it singing or reciting lines, but no one is complaining!

Senior Zoe McCarthy welcomes the audience to the choir concert. Zoe has shared his talent with the C-J community through the years by participating in Liturgical as well as Concert Choir and all of the school plays. Members of the choir give the audience a wonderful show. "The concerts are always great, the thrill of being on stage and showing my skills in front of all those people is just amazing," jwuor Erica NilUleman reflects.

路es of concert choir give their The IadI t erfonnance of the year. After las'p class with one another and ha vl11 g . g their talents together, they hafln 5 II excited about the show but were a d to see another one en . sorry

The entire cast of "Godspell" gives a show stopping performance during the song "All for the Best" Twenty students performed in the show, ten named characters and ten chorus members made up the cast.

Every year ChaminadeJulienne produces two plays and several concerts, but in order for any of these to be successful, it takes a lot of hard work and dedication from the students and staff. That hard work paid off this year with the fall play, "The Mousetrap," the Spring musical "Godspell," and two choir concerts. The choir is directed by Mrs. Bettye Sierichs who is also the Drama advisor.

Putting their all into the show, Senior Joe Whatley and Freshmen Alex Bonner give a memorable performance as Jesus and Judas. Joe has not only participated in all of the shows during his time at C-J, but is also a member of the choir; Alex hopes to follow in Joe's footsteps.

Sophomore Megan Grabiel, Junior Margharita Worth, Junior Cerelia Bizzell, and Freshman Katie Shay all go hog wild for C-J drama! Through the play these girls got to know each other and had a blast playing their wacky characters. 67

J lUUor Stephanie Ross happ ily receives her awa rd s and shakes President Lorcan Barnes's hand at the awards ceremony in May 2004.

Junior Claire Sloss g ratiou sly accepts her certificate of accep tance from Mr. Mike Trainor, into the CJ chapter of the Na tional Honor Society.

"I believe that this is an organization where we are able to express our love of belping other people." Chris Brockman, Senior.

"I feel that I am very lucky and honored to have been chosen to be a member of th.is great society." Drew McInt)'re, Senior.

"NHS is a wondetful organization and I feel honored to be part of such an amazing group of people." Meredith Hickey, Senior.

Senior Deruse Weber delivers a sp each about Academics at the faJl Na tional Honor Society induction ceremony. Seruor Alyson Busch is presen ted with her NBS gra d uati on stole by . Assistant PrincipalJemufer Yarnel at the Honor Awards Ceremony.

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Right after the final words of the induction ceremonies had been said the newly inducted members and old members get together for a

Amanda Bush, Elaine Marrinan, Emily Russo and Elizabeth Walling are a few of the many new inductees honored at the fall cer-

Senior Jemlifer Rust lights one of the quality candles at the NHS induction ceremony to pass the flame onto the new inductees. Senior Tom Attenweiler shakes the hand of Bro. Pat McDaid as he accepts his service award from him.

Lauren McCalister, Brandon Wicinski, John Laage, and Craig Boman step away from the dance floor for a few minutes to grab a drink and some cool air. The entire time Brandon was complaining about his sore feet and so John left the other three to get back to the ladies dancing.

On the drive home from Washington D.C., Meredith Hickey drooled on her pillow the entire time. A lot of seniors used this time to catch up with friends, listen to some good tunes, watch a couple good movies, and talk and scream at each other. On the other hand, the lazy seniors just passed out and had none of this fun.

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The seniors made their way to Washington D.C. this year for their senior trip. Although it was raining the entire time, everyone enjoyed touring the city and all of the monuments. The trip served it's ed uca tional purpose, bu t the seniors found ample time to play. The seniors toured the Smithsonians, explored the Holocaust Museum, went to see a play at Ford's Theatre, and sawall the monuments that the town had

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to offer. On their tour buses, they saw the city during the night, and on the last night they got a personal tour of the Naval Base in Annapolis, Maryland. After they got back, on May 6th, the seniors finally had their Senior Dinner-Dance. It was a night that started with a great meal and then the seniors recieved theier senior scrapbook. The rest ofthe night was spent dancing with friends.

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Senior Dinner-Dance & Senior Tri

This group of senior guys imHate a statue near the Washington Monument while on Senior Trip. A lot of seniors would agree that some of the best parts of the trip involved some random and hilarious acts during the free-time .

Sarah Helldoerfer, Matt Grant, and Bethany Lesko were busting out some new moves at the Senior DinnerDance. Most of the seniors appreciated their innovative dance moves, but some other seniors looked on with frightened looks on their faces. Either way, Lesko knew they were all just jealous. The Seniors got the chance to tour the Capital Building during the Senior Trip, and everyone was amazed by the rotunda and incredible architecture the Capital Building is defined by . Seniors also were able to have a personal meeting with Ohio's Senator, Mike DeWine.

Matt Pavy and Chris Bills were found sitting off to the side of the dance floor during a majority of the Senior Dinner-Dance. When asked why these two wouldn't dance, Bills replied, "Man ... there isn't a girl around this joint that could handle the moves I got."

During the Senior Di11l1er-Dance, Jessica Parker, Julie Scarpelli and Emily Russo pause from dilUler to take this picture. They all enjoyed the fact that C-J offers this great experience to bond with fellow classmates. These tru'ee girls were a few of the happiest seniors to be there.

Juniors Nathan Loyd, Jacob Soter, Sara Fowler, Jord an Edge!, Jennifer Hall, and Tyler Rigsby pause for a picture to be taken. The JLU1iars thorou ghly enjoyed theil' first Prom experience. Junior David Jones gets into the dancing mood with his date when the OJ played the popular dancing song "Jump on it."

"Dancing around like a wild animal; literally I was an animal. Ask my date." Patrick Mansfield - junior "When the song' Jump on it' came on and everyone started doing the daDce from Fresh Prince. It was cool that Dobody cared how silly they looked. " Eryn Ecton -junior

"The music ... especially when they played Boys II Men!" Lauren Begley -senior

Seniors Rachel Vocke and Dayton Stone complimented one another's formal wear perfectly. From head to toe, and tie to rose, Dayton and Rachel looked fabulous! Juniors Nick Miller and Joa11l1a Zaidain enjoy a sweet slow d ance together.

Senims, Julie Trick, Nate Luken, HiUulah Carrigg, Drew Patterson, Jeni Schneemann, Ma tt Pa vy, MeghiUl Closser, Joe Walton, Sara iUld Vanden brock.

Seniors Charles Smith and Domingue LeLewis savored the last dance of the night together. Junior Ryan Holley and Senior Amanda Bush were all sullies.

Senims Rebecca Clarke and Joseph Whatley share a romantic moment at their final C-J dance. Nate Holley and Ka te Caldwell were iUUlolUlced senim attendants; Brittany Defillipo iUld Jacob Schierloh were crowned King and Queen; and Marcus Hmton iUld Aisha Jefferson were voted attendants by their Junior class.

Graduates Zoe McCarthy and Joseph Whatley wow the students, faculty, and families as they belt out in song.

Father Joe Tedesco, SM served as the presider for the Baccalaureate Mass. During his touching homily he spoke about the future. He emphasized keeping God number one in one's life and maintaining proper priorities. The seniors were attentive and appreciative of his words.

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Carry Your Candle ... A FareltVell Mass

It is a long standing tradition at C-J to conclude the Baccalaureate Mass with the lighting of candles. The faculty recites a blessing over the seniors while the church is filled with the breath-taking glow of candle light.

Bethany Lesko designed the barmer for the Baccalaureate and Graduation ceremonies. She incorporated the candle lighting ritual in the theme of her beautiful creation. seniors have done at every mass during thier four years at C-J, they jOined hands for one last time to say the Lord's Prayer together.

With arms crossed and his head bowed, Chritopher Buie recieves a blessing.

Seniors, Sarah Lefeld, Jessica McQuiston, and Meredith Hickey served as Eucharistic Ministers for the Baccalaureate Mass.

Salutatorian Julie Tri ck and Valedictorian Tina Martinek proudly wear their caps, gowns, and Nationa l Honor Society pins and stoll. Mo Mercer is all smiles before she gets pwnped up before graduation. "I've been waiting for this day .. .it's exciting, but bittersweet at the same time," she says.

Bottom right: Torin Sheilds lifts his hands proudly after recieving his diploma.

Hannah Carrigg welcomes the gradu ates, their famiJes, teachers, and guests to the graduation ceremony. Joe Nartker struts down the aisle to recieve his diploma. Maggie Trimbach and Mitche ll Thompson hug with excitement.

"Where the Dream Takes You" ... Shandrial Sanders and Mike Jones sing the class song.

Law-en Gall, Sheriece Nicholson, and Kate Caldwell wait patiently to walk across the stage at the Schuster Center.

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across tall studs, Jolm Laage and Seth Gottschlich embrace one another. Jessica McQuiston gives the farewell speech to her classmates and former teachers. To the left, Joseph Walton, Katie Tackett, and Jimmy Vandenbrock come together one last time before going their seperate ways.

Smartest: Bob Arnold & Colleen McCormick Best Speaker: Mike Jones & Janene Hicks

Best Artist: M att Pavy & Clara Coleman Best Legs: Greg Lucking & Jeni Schneeman

Most Spirited: Eric Troidl & Mel Bautista

Best Laugh: Chris Plassenthal & Chuntel Vauls Best Dancer: Josh Hackenberg & Meredith Hickey

Strongest: Kenny Byrd & Autumn Miller Best Eyes: D~n McAtee & Lauren Begley

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Best Musician: Chris Marks & Jennifer Rust Cutest Couple: Jake Scherloh & Brittany DeFilippo

Most Likely to Succeed: Bryan Keefe & Denise Weber

Most Likely to be C-J Teachers: Cliff McCauley & Lizzy Hewitt

Best Dressed: Matt Grant & Amy Beers Class Clown: Kenny Harrison & Kate Caldwell

Most Rebellious: Matt Jasko & Renee Trimbach

Most Likely to be Famous: Jake Schierloh & India ~yle

Most Likely to be President: Frank Gehres & Lauren McCalister

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Junior Brea Th o rnton loves s tud en t council. " It allows me to have a g reat time w ith m y fe llow classm a tes beca use they know tha t I' m there to help them," Brea re fl ects.

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Student COlUlcil is led by Ms. Angela Ruffolo, w ho along w i th other dedica ted teachers and stud ents ma ke C-J's s tudent colll1cil grea t.

Members of student council love to help out the C-J a nd grea te r Day ton commlll1ity .

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"Student Council was a great way to get involved in my school and a great way to make a difference."

"I love politics so Student Council was the way for m e to go! "

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"I get to converse with my fellow peers about political GlUTent events."

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"We have hID, It's like we are the leaders of the school!"

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ior Ma tt Ankeny ge ts in tune be5en ' 0f fore the co ncert. A d'Iversese IectlOn music is offe red a t the Studen ts of Diversity assembly.

Members of th e Resurrection Elementary sc hool choir dance during the assembly. These talented kids h ave gr aced the C-J stage forseve ral years and never fail to please.

Students in the a udience watch the va rious sp eakers and p erformers. The Studen ts of Di versi ty assembly is an event that is always fun and entertaining.

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Seniors Arrionne Hollis and Sawn Ellis p ose for the ca m rea b ac kstage at th e Students of Diversity assembly.

Members of a local group give The audience a dynamic step show.

Creating an enviornment of unity.

Senior Melanie Bautista feels thespirit during the Students of Di versity assembly .

"Imagine all the people" enjoying the poetry slam held by the Creative Writing Club! These stud ents ended the event w ith a sing-a-long to a John LelU10n favorite. The group is led with musical expertise provided by Ale Iberico on the piano and Nathan Pippenger on guitar.

What is your favorite part of your club?

"Havingmy pichu'e in the year-book a million tim es."

"All the fun cu.ltu ra I ou tings we go on tlu'ough language club ."

"1 like seeing my stories printed in every issue of the newspaper."

" All of the delicious new recipes we get to reproduce."

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Stephanie Barbour 12

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Print Media These are the smiling faces of the crew responsible for the C-J Spirit News, Amber Renick, Jimmy Buerschen, Claire Sloss, and Stephanie Barbour. Mrs. Me tcalf is their fearless leader and source of encouragement.

Language Club moderator, Ms. Linda Colas, enjoys a cultural gathering worker, Mrs. Arl ene Adcock. These two language teachers will continue love for culture by chaperoning the Latin trip to Italy in the summer of 200-1.

Creative Writing Club The senior members of the Creative Writing Club include Bob Arnold, Ivey , and Katie Keechle. Stacey assumed the position of editor this "Creative Writing Club helps me improve upon my own writing skills giving the rest of the school incentive to do the same. " -Bob Arnold

Feighery, Lauren McCalister. Row 2: Jackie MiIler,Katie Martinek, W.. Corinne Evans, Kim Wallice, Ann . Frontro 5 yer Ellie M cPeek, Colleen McCormIck. Back row: Derrek Haywood, Thekla Welp, Jena Schaffer, Rosalyn Ca ra a , . DreW McIntyre, Mrs. Mary Ann Bray. Craig,

: The exci tement never stops in Cre~a.J ative W riting Club. Seniors Katie Keechl e, Stacey rvey, and Claudia Ninnem an perform at the winter poetry sl am. Katie reads her poem as Stacey takes everyone home on the harmo n ica and claudia wows the audience with an interpretive dance.

Eager to participate in the next Iron Chef, Mrs. Bray tactfully prepares a dish with her Culinary Arts Club .

C-J Clubs Ann Feighery carefully removes a hot pan full of delicious chocolate cake that she whipped up during Culinary Arts.

Cheers! The Launguage Club makes a toast to culture while dining at China Royal in downtown Dayton. It' s festive fun with seniors Katie Keech!e, Stacey rvey, Rachael Koob, Bethany McCoy-Ramsey and sophomore Alex Baldukas.

Junior Randall Clarke copies and pastes all the inforrna tion he needs to complete his feature article for the next issue of Spirit News

Extra, Extra! Read all about it! Junior Amber Renick and senior Jimmy Buerschen get crackin' on the latest issue ofthe Spirit News.

The apple never falls far from the tree. Senior Denise Weber and junior Andrew Weber have been sharing their creative genius with the Writing Club for three years 85

Junior Brea Thornton COlUlects wi th a little boy during a visit to hi s school. Big Brothers/Big Sisters and Stories Come Alive o ffer a lmiqu e oppertunity for YOlmger kid s to be mentored by teens.

Big Brothers Big Sisters / Stories Come Alive J wuor Patrick Mansfield hand s out arts and crafts materials to kids. This is Patrick's second year in Stories Come Alive. Senior Andrea Miller talks with so m e children from Queen of Martyers Elementary School.

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Wits

"Getting to work with kids is so much fun, and they always h ave a smile on their faces, just like me! "

"1 like to give back to the community and helping a youngster is a great way to do it."

"The kids help me to channel my youth. Life seems much I1lore simple when you see the wonder in a child's eyes."

"1 truly believe that the children are our f1,lture, and God bless them all",

Meredit11 Hickey, Senior

Jim Gaudion, Junior

Anna Zimmer, Senior

Sarah McMahon, Senior

'or Elizabe th Hewi tt takes a break Senl . ill . ll the ac tIon at a e meetmg. from a . . With games, Icebreakers, musIC, food, d fun it's no wonder that LIFE has an a huge f 0 II owmg. . such

The seniors of F.L.l.G.H.T. Back row: Mr. Jim Fera, Tom Attenweiler, Cliff McCauley, Megan Staley, Elizabeth WaIling, Sean Nolan, Julie Trick Row 2: Mike Seidel, Tenisha Walton, Shanel Kilgore, Bethany Lesko, Bryan Keefe Front row: Jennifer Rust Elizabeth Hewitt, Erin Bole. Mr. Mickey Mominee gives a talk during a L.l.F.E. meeting. The fun and laid back attitude of the advisors is another reason that L.l.F.E. is such a hit.

L . I .F.E. (LiVing In Faith Experience)

& F.L . I.G.H.T.(Faith Leaders In God's Hands Today)

The participants of L.l.F.E. gather for a picture. L.I.F.E. is a group that is open to the entire C-J community and one whose membership is constantly growing.

Seniors Jennifer Rust and Cliff McCa uley look pretty for the camrea at the L.I.F.E retreat. Both have attended L.I.F.E. meetings since their freshman year and continue to have fun and deepen their faith. Senior Tiffany Kracirik and Junior Sarah Fowler pose for the cam rea together at the LIFE Halloween party.

Wheeling and d ealing like a true lawyer, Mr. Conard sets up Mock Trial's nex t competition . Mr. Conard has alw ays enjoyed the world of law and loves helping out the students.

Freshman s tud ents ea t outsid e during the all school picnic. The Winners Club sponsored picnic is a great way for the school to com e together as a commmuruty.

Mock Trial Winners Club

Front Row : Katy Martinez Ro w 2: N ikki Win ch es ter, Sa rah Folwer, Denise Weber Back Row: Mike Seidel, Krista Seaman, Dan Smith, N ate Macav ich, Ashley Onyia, Tyler Ri gsby,Tom Grabiel, Na than Loyd, Mattson Reed

Puttin' the bad guys behind bars while stayin' drug and alcohol free is the way to be

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"Nothing is better than winning a tough case. Mock Trial is like nothing else at C-J, it's great training for the future."

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"Living the clean life helps me stay focused on the im- family to me. But abov e all it portant things, like m y has been a wonderful learn'ing experience." friends and family."

Autumn Miller

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With a smile on her face, Rachael J(oob hides behind her favorite plant, Rufus. An av id member of the Ecology Club, Rachealloves anything and everything to do with nature.

Key Club members pick peppers while doing service at The Learning Tree Farm . Tlu'oughout the year the members of Key Club vohmteer at numerous sites.

The Key Club bmmer hangs triumphantly in the halls of Chaminade-Julienne. The school is very proud of its Key Club history.

Ecology & KeyClub Saving the environment one plant at a time and doing service to better the community

Ecology Club Members: Rachael Koob, Abby Willis, Josh Hackenberg, Lauren McAlister, Bethany McCoyRamsey, Drew McIntyre, Ms . Kennedy.

Front Row: Katy Martinez, Amnar Alkhafaji Row 2: Elizabeth Matis,Heather Maddux, Dorothy Smith, Stephanie Baldridge, Kathleen Martinek Back Row: Mrs. Eichenauer, Jessica Baker, Laura DeVita, Susan Thurin, HanenAlkhafaji, Jordan Feeney, Cory Evans

President of Key Club, Anmar Alkhafaji, takes a moment from his busy schedule to pose for the camera . He says "Service is one of the most rewarding opportunities at C-J."

Senior s Step h anie Barbour a nd Whitney Rinehart pose next to the eagle on picture day. Both agreed th at being part of spo rts medicine was an amazing expirence.

Middle Left: Front Row: Moni ca Eltzroth, N ikki H all, Cai tlin Sipes Row 2: Tina Barbo ur, Stephaine Barbour, Whitney Rinehart, Constance How ard. Back Row: Train er Kim McManus, Su sa n Thurin, Aley hall, Teresa DeWitt, Ashl ey Camp, Meghan Newlin, Steph anie Grosser, Trainer Lori Dozer Middle Right: Front Row: Elizabeth McDaniel, Andrea Miller, Meredith Hook, Julie Scarpelli Row 2: Racheal Vocke, Caitilin Heywood, Elizabeth Hewitt, Jennifer Rust. Back Row: Melissa Vieson,Trainer Lori Dozer, Trainer Kim McManus

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Office Aids & Trainers Working hard for no money all of the day and all of the night.

Wits

"Nothing is cooler than being an office aid, well maybe one thing, this hat."

"Working in the main office gives me a great chance to mingle with the other students, especially the cutie boys."

As a guidance department aid Claire is able to help the school she loves. In her own words, "Being an aid is like money in the bank."

"Being an aid is so much hm. Fighting crime and saving the world are all in a go'o d days w ork."

Sophomore. Mary McAtee

Sophomore Hannah Armanini

Junior Claire Donnelly

Sophomore Elizabeth Ma tiz

Lauren Dunford, Kiara Heidenreich, and Megan Latimore keep a hand on each other to help keep the beat. All tlu'ee were excited about dancing next year.

Jwuor Kaitilin McConkey, Seruor Caitlin Haywood, and JW1ior Jenny Sikora stand poised to deliever the performance of their lives.

Perkins and Ashley Downs get low on the dance floor. These two dancers rea lly made the rotinue come alive.

Dance Team "You can dance if you want too, and if you don t dance then you re no friend of mine. f

tRow: NikkiWinchester, Ashley Downs, Melanie Luken, Amber Renick Row 2 : Brea Thorton, Kaitlin McConkey, Megan Latimore, Jermy Sikora Back Row: Lauren Begley, Rachael Vocke, Lauren Dunford, Mallory Perkins, Kiara Heidenreich, Caitilin Haywood .

dancing. She says, "It gives me a chance to express myself, to really open up and show who I am on the inside."

Secretary of Film Development, Frank Gehres, tests the stability of his new table. Before the rest of the staff can use anything, it must first pass his rigorous 8-point inspection. For Frank, safety is always number one ... and danger, danger is number 17.

All caught up in his work, Captain of Captions, Matt Jasko can't make heads or tails of the underclass portraits. As editor, it is his job to make sure everything runs smoothly. However crazy things get, in the end Matt always manages to come out smiling.

Just monkeying around, Chief of Computers, Scott Simmons, enjoys his banana. When questioned about his snack, Scott had only this to say "Not only are Bananas delicious, but they also provide 100% of your daily requirement of pure funk, ohhh yeah!"

Just visiting, Sub Evan T,(loth and exchange student Sara Galeano Velez are quickly accepted into the elite yearbook staff. Although there stay is relatively short term, once the ice is broken, both Mr. Kloth and Sara feel

Madder than heck, Senior Stacey Ivey upon the belligerent computer. Most day's theses livid PCs know their place, but from time to time they act up and then it's time to lay the smack down. When it comes to a quarrelsome computer, Stacey is judge, jury, and executioner. 92

That Zany Yearbook Staff Working hard to make ... Magic! The yea rbook staff, starring, Jess McQuiston, Jeni Schneemann, Stacey Ivey, Margharita Worth, Scott Simmons, Franklin Gehres, Sara Galeano Velez, Meredith Hickey, Matt Jasko, Matt Grant, Drew Mcintyre, and the wonderful Debra Sanderman. Working hard to steady her shot, junior Margharita Worth tries to get thin gs just right. In some culhlres, taking someone's picture is like stealing their soul, but not in America.

Why I Love Yearbook

"The Pretty One"

"The Boss"

"Boots McStomp"

"Silver Scooter"

essica McQuiston

Drew McInt re

Matt Grant

Meredith Hicke

"Two words, Matt Jasko."

"For two years I have had so much fun just hanging out and having a good time with the yearbook staff. If I could I would do it for two more."

"I'm in it for the recliner, and the Doughnut Wednesdays"

"I love Yearbook for two reasons. One, it makes me feel like I am giving back to the community, and two, I love Matt Jasko."

Something Special for the Kids Between the homework, the classes, the games and the dances students always find a chance to kick back and relax. Fearless in the face of danger, these seniors gather fo r the largest 'Milk Challenge' ever. began with seven, but in the end only three had survived, and a new king stepped forward , Zach Wenc\ewicz. The 'MC' is a long-standing traditi on for seniors and with thi s ki nd of devotion it will undoubtedl y last for years to come.

Ro cking in th e s t and s Sophmores Kevin Troidl, Alex Kil go r e, M a ndi Sie hl a nd Andria Kearney, get pumped up for the sp ring pep rally.

Cheering loud and proud the juniors fo llow the ch eerleaders in the opening chant. With a crowd this energetic it's safe to say tha t the outgoing senio rs w ill be followed by a class jus t as sp irited, if not m ore. 94 Opening

Chugging like a madman Frank "The Dude" Gelu'es gives the crowd exactly w ha t they came to see. His mission : To finish his gallon of delicio us 2% befo re his competitors finish thiel'S. "The Dude" knows the key to victory is . simply mind over milk. . Filling every /" , these studen were lu cky to a s~a t du ring Wednesdays "C路 llmch . Although block lunches gil' all the classes a

For m any s tudents, Ilmch is more than jus t stuffing yom face. It's a time for talking a nd laughin g, and fo r these girls it is no diffe rent. To them the cafeteria is the perfect place to kick back and take a brea ther.

Charli e's Angels nl Ove over, Kenya, Nikki and Mecah are approach ing fas t. Not only can these lovely women , offer delicio us lun d1es every day, but they always . have a kind word If I'Ou're down. Kenya Nikki and Mecah are the epitome of the perfect IwlCh ladies.

Enjoying her fa vorite lunch (mashed potatoes and g ravy) unior Katie Plake just can' t get enough. Like a ship lost at sea she loves her sp ud s literally swimming in g ravy, and for less then the price of one movie ticke t Katie can get more than enoug h to fill even h er monstrous appetite,

Like the kids from " Bay Side," Tyler Rigsby and N ick Miller keep it groovy in the hall way. Wh ether before school, during ILmch or between classes, the stairs are always a g reat sea t for any weary wa lker.

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exchange stud ent Sara Galeano Velez graces C-J with her bea utiful smile. Sara has spent her time in the states working on her English while absorbi ng the American way.

__==_., Strolling down Abby Road, these students are loving every minute of it. Even on da ys when work gets tou gh, they always find the diamond in the rough . Trapped in the dungeon these students use their study hall to their full advantage. For some it is a cl1a.nce to ca tch up, for o thers an option to ge t ah ead, a.qd for more than a few it is time to get some Zs.

Juniors Luke Hampel and Phillip Balaguer ch at their time away. Ever ca ught up in careless conversation these two pay little attention to what is going on arOLmd them . Whether the topic is English Lit, world politics,or Freudian philosophy Luke and Phil stop only to brea th.

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"Freshman year was g reat! T really liked it, a lot .. ."

Christopher Doyle

"I never planed on being a m ascot when I was a chick, it just happened. Kinda like the stea m engine, I mean w ho saw that coming, ya dig?"

WillshiJ'e the Eagle

"Lunch for me is a nig htmare. First you pray that they want salad or pizza, then you cry w hen yo u realize it should have been you .. .it should have been you."

Chicken Alfredo

"School, yea I think they got a good thing going with this whole school thing."

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Intently focused, Coach Ruffolo watches her team soar like eagles. Win or lose she always finds a way to keep her team's spirits high and skill second to none.

Always on top of her game, Senior Captain Sarah Helldoerfer stops the Wayne foward dead in her tracks. Sarah's combined skill and professional attitude have always made her a wumer on and off the field.

During halftime, the team is all ears to the coach's constructivecritisizim and analyzation their game play. They look exhausted, but thier desire to win would keep them on the field for hours.

Front Row:Ellie McPeek, Lauren Begley Sarah Helidoerfer,Tu1a Martinek, Rosalyn Craig, Cara Sayer Middle Row:Marty Duffy, Colleen Martin, Renee Fleming, Meghan Hankey, LeAnna Galyk, Lauren Hefferon,Tara McGinnis Back Row:Coach Doug Lehman, Coach Angela Ruffolo, Rosie McAuley, Tina Barbour, Jane Tuss, Maria Getty, Jenna Schafer, Lindsey Goldsberry, Tessa. Overman, Coach Debbie Davis

. la ing her ba ll handling skills, JunDlsM P ~a Getty's only foc us is the b ack of . r an . 10 t Getty is an ex traordinary player the ne . kill is matched only by her d esire ,hoses .. . " . As a JunIOr I t will be her responto ~vln. and take over the team.

Trying to buy herself mo re time Senior Rosa lyn Craig boxes out her opponent. If her move is successful she w ill have a clear lane to pass to any teamma te. Finess is the nam e of Rosalyn's game and she always gives the crowd their m oney's wo rth. W ith li g htnin g sp e e d Arie l Jo h nso n di s pl ays fa ncy foo two rk to en s ure th e ball is safe in a teamma tes possession . Aside fr om h ar d work on th e fi eld and in th e cl assroom, Ariel is also the backbone of th e wo m en s track team .

Se ni or Ca pta in Tina M artin ek sh ows h er o ppon ent th at the only thing that w ill stop her is victory. A q uick pass to her tea mmate en su res tha t th e ba ll is sa fe .

Getting P hys ical Sophom ore Sarah Woe rn er "steps in" and takes the b all w ith ease . She was a va luable par t o f the Reser ve" A" tea m .

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. mds a seam betw~ ernor Steve Jones opponent. Ste ,en the ball and h' and k ve s fan f IS . now ledge f h cy oat work 1m unstoppable 0thO t e game made 1S season. h Se mor . Jordan Ste send the b a II toat phens prepa res to work was c onstantl eammate. Te allld' or an's gam y lsplayed' e. The t m d Jw ays COllnt on him t earn could alo get the job done.

Senior Brad Luedtk ou~ his defender ; .mercileSSlybaxes attltude made .. lad's "Go all 0 " the team . him a valuable assetutto

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Tom Atttenweiler and Ochuko Evwaraye take a break from the game. They watch intently as their teammates soar to victory. Tom and Ochuko's presence was missed on the field. Seniors Joe Walton and Steve Jones listen attentively to Coach Money as he analyzes their play. Steve's dedication and Joe's work ethic make the duo fierce. With a little direction from the coach, the boys destroy their opponent in the second half. Junior Justin Davisson takes a break as he reflects on his game. Moments like this keep him fresh so he can get back in and play at his highest potential.

Peter Quinttus tends to his battle wOLmds as he gazes onto the field. As soon as he can walk he will be back on the field fighting for a win. As a freshman, he made a profolmd impact on the team . Junior Kevin Marrinan strategically carries the ball up the field. His knowledge of the game was a valuable asset to the team. He always gave 110% and his desire for victory was lmmatched.

Senior Brad Luedtke uses his head to keep the ball in play. Brad was a vital player this year. He was always at the top of his game and always did his part to get the team up for the game.

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Chaminade-JulielU1e High School is often noted for its outstanding athletic program. One major reason is the outstanding cheers and performances the cheerleaders bring to the games. Ever present on the sidelines, cheerleaders are as instrumental in the victories as the players themselves. Their amazing spirit and devotion to the team is unmatched throughout the entire student body.

Front Row: Taylor Robinson, Chelsey Trupp Row 2: Kaylin Wherry, Maechelle Thompson, Lindsey Allen Back Row: Natalie Bauer, Keisha Collier

The varsity football cheerleading squad huddles together after another glorious C-J victory.

Chris tina Ha yden does w ha t she does best, the Spirit Fingers. With all the fury of a madman her fingers never fail to ignite the cheers and shouts from the crowd. Front Row: Jasmine Frank, Christina Varcarcel, Mallory Blosser Row 2: Amberly Cnun, Mandi Siehl Back Row: Holly Zelnio, Karina Hollis, Ashley Collier

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Front Row: Lindsey Allen,Taylor Robinson, Kaylin Wherry, Row 2: Teresa Perretta, Brittany Defilippo, Mae Thompson, Janene Hicks Back Row: Annie Neal, Clu路istina Hayden, Katie Plake, Tiffany Williams

Taylor Robinson erupts in joy as the basketball team slams home two more points. With her unrivaled cheering skills, Taylor is an indispensable part of any C-J victory. Mae Thompson starts her favorite cheer to help energize the crowd. Mae helped pump up the crowd to defeat the opposing team . Front Row: Candice Scales Row 2: Asia Hollis, Cori Crayton Back Row: Morgan Chami, Jerrica Mack, Keithsha Mitchell, Kiera Hollis

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MVP running back, Javon Ringer, prepares to straightarm a Bacon defender . ... And it's another Eagle first down!

Senior, Brian Fleming watches his teanmlates intensely from the sideline.

Senior co-captain, Mike Jones, enthusias tically encourages his teanml ates from the sideline. Mike always expects the best from himself and his tean1ll1ates.

Ryan Patrick looks in disbelief at a questi onable call by an offi cial.

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Charles Smith drags down a Roger Bacon ball carrier. As a senior, Charles was a SOlU'ce of inspiration for the Eagle defenders this season.

C-JFootball "Thank God We're Eagles"

Senior Anthony Turner scrambles through the Northmont defense. Anthony continued to be the motivation of the Eagle offense in his third season as the starting quarterback.

Preparation & Determination The Eagles nm onto the field for their first game of the season following their coach and rolemodel Mr. Jim Place. In Mr. Place's twelfth year as head coach of C-J

Football, he led the Eagles to a winning season. Large crowds came out to support the exciting eagle squad. The team had many great games this season, with their most celebrated defeat against Massillon. There are several Eagle seniors who will be continuing their football career 11 â&#x20AC;˘

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t Row: Anthony Tmner, Justin Smith, KeLU1Y Byrd, Mike Jones, Ryan Patrick Row 2: David Reynolds, Mike Beall, s Hogan, Nate Holley, Andy Grant, Brian Fleming, Sean O'Neill, Dawalll1 Ivy, Charles Smith Row 3: Todd Flolu'e, 1 Moon, Rion Robinson, Gian Genovesi, Sean Allen, Brandon Harrison, Curtis Alexander, DeLante Turney, Josh is, Javon Ringer Row 4: Karroll Robinson, John Bonner, Jon Miles, Mike Franklin, Jason Pieken brock, Ben nbauer, Greg Hopkins, Matt Wymer, Kyle Davis, Tim Olmsted, Jim Pickrel Row 5: Zanla Ndefru, Mike Beane, Jon ulger, Mike Schultz, Adam Segi, Matt Evans, Nick Hess, Keith Ward, Rich Victoria, Stanley Frazier, Michael Crider, 1y Harris Row 6: Brandon Postell, Marcus Lambright, Jamar King, Donovan Potter, KelUlY Watson, Astin Tmnery, Derrick Allen, Patrick Mahorney, Phillip Bach Row 7: Alan Reid, Bruce Fortson, Adam Tresz, Craig Vangas, Matt ,gem an, Joe Berger, Clark Williams, DlUlcan Frith, Chris Stargell, Ty Jones Coaches: Greg Derus, Jerry Puckett, Phil T, Jermaine Bailey, Californa Mabry, Chris English, Jackie Failles, Mark Raitz, Kenny Burress, Jim Place

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Junior Matt Wymer signals another Eagle score. Supporting one another carries the team to success.

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MEN'S BASEBALL (right) Senior Nate Luken lays out to make a miraculous catch at second base. Nate was a driving force for the baseball team both in the field and at bat.

(below) Sophomore Joel Hart runs toward the opponent's dugout to ca tch a fly ball for an easy out.

(right) Junior Nick Hess helps keep the atmosphere fun by joking with his teammates. (below) Junior Timothy Olmsted fires the ball from behind home plate to second base to gain another out.

(front) Joel Hart, Jimmy Vandenbrock, Nate Luken, Curtis Rasnick, Todd Flohre, Nick Hess, & Mark Harris (back) Coach Moody, Kyle Queen, Matt Bruggeman, Sean Allen, Dan Hundt, Timothy Olmsted, Coach Stri ttenberger

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Senior Kyle Queen launches a ball f orn right field to home plate. :eing a senior, Kyle led the Eagle teaIll by example.

"Batter Up" Coach Moody enjoyed working with the guys for his second season as head coach. The varsity baseball team worked very hard this season. The team was comprised of many new players and therefore a great deal of leadership was needed from the returning varsity members. The team fought through a tough GCL schedule but continued to improve throughout the season both as individuals and as a team.

Junior Todd Flohre prepares mentally for his next at bat.

Before batting each itming, the Eagle squad huddles toge ther for words of encouragement. The intensity and unity is s trengthened this way throughout the entit'e game.

(front) Craig Vangas, JP Cooper, Phil Plummer, Casey Luken, Ian Hodges, Dan Garcher, Duncan Frith (back) Coach Castle, Nick McMahon, Blake McCroskey, Veit Parker, George McCarthy, Jonce Tackett, Coach Walton

Senior Jimmy Vandenbrock swings powerfully at a pitch straight up the middle. Jimmy's s trength hitting assisted the Eagles offensively this season.

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The Softball team Front row: Coach Dee Bowling, Teresa Dewitt, Carrie Robison, Katie Noonan, Allison Hall, Alexandra Cameruci, Coach Bauer, Coach Ellis Back row: Susan Thurnin, Claire Stanislawski, Liz Crombie, Jessica Bergman, Jenna Bethel, Elizabeth Brinkman

Sophomore Ellen Manovich prepares to catch a ball during a game. This is Ellen's second year playing softball for C-J and she is loving every minute of it. Senior Jessica Bergman keeps watch during a practice. This was Jessica's fourth and final year to play softball and she was sorry to see it all end. Junior Ashley Camp gives a hard swing at the ball. "It's about focus, you have to keep your eye on the ball and then give it a swing," Ashley advises.

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Members of the Softball team discuss strategy while keeping a careful eye on the game. Working together is what makes a great team and these ladies not only show teamwork but friendship as well.

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teamwork the girls hudle up before practice.

Freshm an Kathryn H oendorf keep s all her attention on her temates during p ractice. Prepa ring to pitch the ball, Freshman Jenna Bethel keeps her eyes on the target.

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Pins or People Bowling and Men's Volleyball Bowling at C-J is fairly new. It is so new tha t the womens team is allowed to compete but is not recognized by the GCL as of yet. This year the bowlers had a great season and finished strong. On the mens team Curtis Rasnic was recognized as First Team All GCL and Josh Hackenberg and And y Wallace were recognized as Second Team All GCL. On the womens team Jessica Bergman and Claire Stanislow-

ski had strong finishes by qualifying for districts. The Mens Volleyball team is an underestimated team here atC-J. They don'tgettoo much publicity here at the school and so no one knows how well our boys can play. This year the team headed srright for the top. They were fortunate enough to make it to the district level but were dis sap pointed when they sadly lost.

With her fingers in the ball and her feet positioned just right, senior Jessica Bergman gets ready to take out all ten pins.

Ready, set, score! As the game intensifies, seniors David Yingling and Sean Nolan and freshman Tim Ross volley the ball to the opposing team.

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Front row: Tom Stang, Ben Rosenbauer, Alex Treadway, Josh. Brand, Fillinger, Josh Hackenberg, Brad Zavakos. Back row: Coach Nlltalie Coach Dennis Hale, Trainer Kathryn Martinez, Trainer Rachel Vocke, Yingling, Timothy Ross, Sean Nolan, Sean O'Neil, Trainer Alyson Busch.

Coach Dennis Hale talks about the new strategy the team is going to take after this brief timeout. When ever there is a timeout C-J takes the time to regroup so they are refreshed for the next segment of the game. Senior Andy Wallace puts on his game face and envisions his next strike. For him bowling is more than an extra curricular; it is a way of life.

Junior Josh Brand jlunpS high with his arms outstretched to block the ball from the opposing team. C-J has a strong front row that deflects the ball from being hit into the back row.

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Curtis Rasnic23 199 First Team All GCL

Josh Hackenberg24 195 Second Team All GCL

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Andy Wallace25 193 Second Team All GCL

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Freshmen '07 Hanen Alkhafaji Derricka Allen Timothy Andersen Nathan Armanini Kristen Arquilla Jacqueline Athmer

Bridget Bach Stephanie Baldridge Felix Banks Alexander Baron Nicholas Belmett Jenna BeUlel

John Beust Gustave Bizimana Dana Bogner Daniel Bolton Alexander Bonner Jana Boone

Christopher Borchers Ashley Boucher Sean Branick George Brown Van Browne Bethany Brun

Jessica Bruns Damarcus Buress Ann Buscemi Paul Busch Steven Busch Mariah Busher

William Carrigg Ariel Carson Tamra Carson Morgan Chami Thomas Cleary JuHenne Closser

Elizabeth Coe Brittany Collins Cory Collins Lilia Conroy Jaslyn Cooley Kyle Copeland

Robert Craig Cori Crayton Anjerrica Curry Timothy DeVita Lucas Dickman Alexandra DiMuccio

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2007 Grace Doepker Pa trick Dowd Ch ristopher Doyle Martha Duffy Alexander Edgel Ma rcia Ed wards

Bran dee Elijah Kia ra Elijah Sierra Elkins Monica Eltzroth An gela Ernst Corinne Evans

Jordan Feeney Ashley Fischer Aa ron Fletcher Lisa Fo lkerth Daniel Garcher Christina Genovesi

Lauren Gerhard Benjamin Gibson Matthew Gilbert Susan Gilbert De' Andre Gist Devin Givens

Sean Gleason Adam Golden Fran cesca Gomez Stephanie Gosser Cha rles Grove Kristen Gumrnerus

Devin Hairston N icole Hall William Hallinan Emma Hamby Ashlee H anm10nd Claire Hampel

Sarah Ha rtman Sa rah Harvey De rrek H aywood Na nika Hearns Ke nne th Heidenreich Amanda Henne

Joshua Herzer Philip Hewitt Qualm Hew itt Julian H od ges Kath ryn Hoendorf Asia Hollis

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James Hundt Jaimee Hunter Lauren Hutchins Frances Igah Dominic Iseli-Smith Ma tthew Jackson

Martin Jarvis Brittan y Johnson Laquise Johnson Ryan Johnson William Johnson Russell Johnston

Kristin Jolley Jason Jones Katherine Jones Tyrone Jones Diamond Jordan Adam Kilgore

Alana King Brittany Kinney Justin Kirchmer Joseph Klank Christopher Kleinhenz Ellio t Klosterman

Shelly Klosterman John Knopp William Lainhart Michael Leibold Mindora Lester Michael Little

Sarah Little Nikki Loesch Shannon Lonneman Casey Luken Jerrica Mack Amber Magee

Pa trick Mahorney Na thaniel Makiewicz Kathleen Martinek Stephen Martinek Andrea Matheis Andrew Matheis

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N icholas McMahon Lisa Mergler Gregory I\'leyers Danielle Midlam Danielle Miles jacqueline Miller

joshua Miller Zachary Ivliller Keithsha Mitchell Amanda Moell Joseph Moorefield Martha Moreo

Tamika Morrison Erin Mullins Ashley Noonan Joseph Noonan Danielle Northcutt Leah Nunery

Timothy O'Hearn Chelsea Onyia jessica Overman Danielle Pegues Samuel Pera Emilio Perez

Ashley Perry Travis Pfander Emily Philips-Roth Meghan Phillips Joseph Piechota Jordan Pierce

Zach ary Pitts Andrew Place Christine Pleiman Philip Plummer Benjamin Postigo joshua Prentice

Anne Prier Anthony Prince Kimberly Pritchard Hugh Quill Pe ter Quinttus Curtiss Rasnic

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Meredith Rinehart Blake Roan Patrice Roberts Michael Rooths Timothy Ross Aaron Rucker

Christen Rucker Nicholas Rucker Christopher Rutledge Katherine Ryder James Sacksteder Joe Salvucci

Darrell Sargent Candice Scales Aaron Scheid Kelley Schirtzinger Emily Schoenhofer Samuel Schwendeman

Jennifer Sh ade Caitlin Shay Brendan Shields Michael Shields Erin Shoemaker Caitlin Sipes

Andrew Smith Dorothy Smith Kristin Smith Meagan Smith Corey Sorrell Joshua Soter

Maxwell Spang Emily Staley James Stefan Terrence Stevenson Caitlin Stockelmar James Stone

Emily Strader Sarah Striebich Jonce Tackett Sarah Tahy Kirsten Taylor Marteika Taylor

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Rachea l Yoskuhl Na than Wall ace Anthony Wa rtinger Kristo fer Weekes Daniel Weitzel Karen We lls

Abby Wendling John William s Da rryl Wilson Ad am Winters Jessica Winters Stephen Wollenhaupt

Jord an Wortham Ad rianne Yarbrough Amy Yoder Kim iko Yoshida DaJuan YOlmg Sha ye YOlUlg

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Diana Ankeny H ann ah Armanini Ca leb Ater Daniel Babal Philip Bach jessica Baker

Alexander Baldukas Kristina Barbour Na talie Bauer j osep h Berger jordan Beyerle Emily Beyoglides

Patrick Bills Clarence Bishop JeSSica Bla ul Mallory Blosser Jeffery Booher Monay Brewer

Frances Broderick Ca itlin Brooks Brittany Brown Daina Bro\,vn

Tiffany Brown Ma tthew Bruggeman

Patricia Bruns Samantha Budd Pa trick Burns Hanorah Campbell Jord an Carper Kathryn Carter

Mackenzie Chami Stephen Coates Tiffany Cockrell Ashley Collier James Cooper II Kelly Corcoran

Brittni Cotterman Abigail Cox Rebecca Craighead Deirdre Criddell Michael Crider Martina Cronin

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Colleen Dempsey Anthony DiMuccio Breann Donlin Sara Dorman Ashley Downs jarhal Duncan

Lauren Dunford Robert Dutmers Christina Dyer Christina Eckert Nathan Eloe Joshua Emery

Lindsay Engle Matthew Evans Ann Feighery Emma Fergu son Claire Ferneding Tyler Fillinger

Renee Fleming Laura Folkerth Chuckeia Folley jasmine Frank Stanley Frazier Duncan Frith

LeAnna Galyk Courh1ey Garman Larry Garnes Na tasha Gober Megan Grabiel Ayesha Green

Morgan Grote Mary Hairston William Haley Emelie Hall Michael Hall Megan Hankel'

Daniel Harris James Harris Kelmeth Harris Mark Harris joel Hart Lauren Hefferon

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Karina Hollis Kristen Holtvoigt Daneska Hoschar Darryl Howerton Ashley Huber Jessica Ivory

Thomas Jackson Caroline Jentleson Alexander Johnson Ariel Johnson Thomas Johnson Elvia Jones

James Jones Regina Jones Emily Kaminski Andria Kearney Jessica Keys Alexander Kilgore

Jamar King Nakesha Klaber-Williams Alexander Knobloch Kevin Komiensky Jessica Kracirik Samantlla Kramer

Ed ward Laage Marcus Lambright Megan Latimore Daniel Laufersweiler Rashad Lee Kayleigh Liddy

Alexa Lopez Larry Lovejoy Melanie Luken Destiny Luneke Severin Mahirwe Tarria MaIUl

Ellen Manovich Jazmyne Marks Colleen Martin Patrick Martin Kathryn Martinez Chantee Mathews

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Mary McDermo tt Gregory McFadden Daniel McQuiston Ca therine Mead ors Megan Me rcer Gretchen Meyers

Kathe rine Michno Je rem y Miller Kayla Minsky Marga ret Moore Ahlia Moyers Meaghan Murray

Stephen Musgrove Britta ny Naas Lauren Nemeth Meghan New lin Ka therine Norm an Ashley North

Tiffan y O li ver Kathryn Olmsted Tierra Painter Amand a Paul N athan Pippenger Kyle Pomeroy

Melissa Pottenger Donovan Potter Amanda Pudenz Kathryn Pudenz Mary Raffield Erin Rankine

Alan Reid Courtney Reynolds Lindsey Reynolds Henry Rosenkranz Joseph Saluke Cia rence Sa tchell

Odis Scales Alli son Schmid Jennifer Schw ieterman Christopher Scupski Krista Sea man Ashley Seibert

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Kimberly Wallis Robin Wanczyk Robin Wanczyk Arria Watson Kem1Y Watson Kacey Watts

Mallory Weaver Jonathan Whighhnan Aisha Whitaker Katherine Will Clark Williams Gregory Williams

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Michael Bea ne Cere l.ia Bizzell John Bonne r Patricia Borgerding Lauren Boucher Jessica Brackma n

Joshua Bran d Elizabeth Brinkman Noelle Brow n Jessica Buesche r Barbara Bulma n Christophe r Burling

Ashley Ca mp Rachel Carlson Am anda Ca tchings Chelsea Claggett Rand all Cla rk Zachery Clark

Brittany Clarke Brandon Clay Keisha Collier Javen Collin s Robby Conaway H olly Cottrell

Elizabeth Crom bie Aliena Curry Kyle Davis Justin Davisson Ryan Derrun itt Timothy Dent

La ura DeVita Teresa Dewitt Sad e Dike Mark Donelson Claire Donnelly Te rri Downs

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Brand on English Ochuko Evwaraye Shayla Fields Brandon Fillinger Grace Finn Meghan Fleck

Todd Flohre Stephen Fortson Sa rah Fowler Michael Frankl in janice Freema n Eric Gam ble

joanna Gauder jam es Ga udion Gian Genovesi Maria Getty Sha na Glover jessica Godsey

Lindsey Goldsberry An astasia Gomez Thomas Grabiel DanieUe Gray Albert Greaves Erin Green

Robert Gummerus Allison Hall jenni fer Hall john Hallinan Jessica Hamby Lu ke Ham pel

Stacy Ha rden Holly H arker joshua Harris Brand on Harrison Brittan y Harrison Gregory Harrison

Ashley Henn La uren Henry Nicholas Hess La rry Hill III Ryan Holley Emily Hook

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Josephine Ivory Rachel Jam es Aisha Jefferson Jainlel Jolmson David Jones Joshua Kern

Annah Kimani Nicolas KiImey Charles Kroger Eric Kronenberger Isaac Lakes Ritchie Latimore

Mark Lauber Matthew Lauber Benjamin Lee Bryan Little Nathaniel Loyd Robert Mabelitini

Eric Mack Parish Mack Paul Mack Heather Maddux Ashley Magoch Patrick Mansfield

Elaine Marrinan Kevin Marrinan John Martinek Christopher NIbah Alexandria McCauley Kaitlin McConkey

Daniel McElroy Tara McGinnis Angellica McKiImey Matthew Mergler Adam Mesaros N icholas Miller

Robert Miller Brian Moon Roy Lee Mooney N icholas Morton Jonathen Myles Zama Nd efru

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Katherine Noonan Timothy Olmsted Erik Olson Tessa Overman Francis Palmer Alyssa Pavelka

Elizabeth Pavy Colin Peasant Teresa Perretta Brandon Petty James Pickrel Jason Piekenbrock

Kaitlin Plake Sarah Porter Brandon Postell Melissa Potterf Brittany Price Jordan Ray

Gregory Reed Brittany Reeves Bridget Reibeling Neil Reigelsperger Jonathan Ricciuto Cory Rief

Mark Rigsby Javon Ringer Karroll Robinson Rion Robinson Taylor Robinson Carrie Robison

Benjamin Rosenbauer Stephanie Ross Jonathan Rust Benjamin Saettel Jena Schafer Kristen Schafer

Dennis Schirtzinger Zachary Schulke Michael Schultz-Navara Adam Segi Joshua Shaman Caroline Sicnolf

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Daniel Smith Mackenzie Smith Na talie Smith Daniel Sokolnicki jessica Sommer Kisa Sosebee

Jacob Soter Pete r Spanel Lisa Spitzig Ryan Sraj Thomas Stang Frederick Stova II

jadyn Strad er Nancy Sh"ickland David Svoboda Michael Szabo Zenar Tekeste Maechelle Thompson

Amber Thornton Brea Thornton Susan Thurin Amanda Tobey Alexander Treadway Thomas Trimeloni

Lester Troutma n Shana Tucker DeLante Turney Grace Umuhoza Elizabeth Upp Daniel Wagner

Sarah Walling Keith Ward Christopher Washington Andrew Weber Thekla Welp Darrell Williams

Margharita Worth Matthew Wymer Mary Yingling joseph Young Joanna Za idain Bradly Zava kos

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Daniel Smith Mackenzie Smith Nata lie Smith Daniel Sokolnicki Jessica Sommer Kisa Sosebee

Jacob Soter Peter Spanel Lisa Spitzig Ryan Sraj Th omas Stang Frederick Stova ll

Jaelyn Strader Nancy Strickland David Svoboda Mich ael Szabo Zenar Tekes te Maechelle Thompson

Amber Thornton Brea Thornton Susan Thurin Amanda Tobey Alexander Treadway Thomas Trimeloni

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Sarah Wa ll ing Keith Ward Chris topher Washington Andrew Weber Thekla We lp Darrell Wi lli ams

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Chaminade - 1962 University of Dayton (B.A. English) - 1967 Xavier University (M.Ed.Admin.) - 1970

"Only in the agony of parting do we look into the depths of love." -George Eliot Michael D. Trainor was a very special person to the Chaminade-Julienne community . He was a brilliant educator, well-respected as an administrator, and an admirable Christian model for all of those around him. He was involved in Catholic secondary education for over thirty years. Most of his career was spent at St. Xavier High School in Cincinnati. "St. Xavier High School is strong today because of Mike's leadership." (Rev. Bill Verbryke, SJ. , President of St. Xavier) Mr. Trainor leaves behind his wife, Dianne, two sons, Scott and Rob, and his mother, Isabelle. He was a devoted son, father and husband. His undying love for his wife was most expressed by his constant care for her when she took seriously ill several years ago. Mr. Trainor will be missed by his loving family, and also by those who he touched in his many years of education and leadership. Just weeks prior to his death, Mr. Trainor participated in a C-J Kairos retreat where he touched many young lives. "He is a true Marianist product and knows our spirit well. He is very creative and innovative in education." (Bro. Bob Withom S.M , long-time friend) Michael D. Trainor's life had a profound impact on all of us. His legacy will continue to shape Chaminade-Julienne for many years to come. He will .be missed by all, but we take comfort in the fact that he is now at peace with the Lord. 156

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Betsy Berlinghof Jennifer Bird Bro. Michael Biscan Mary Ann Bray Jim Brooks

Casey Brown Cindy Budde Joe Bmless Linda Colas Lisa Colbert

Dave Conard William Conkle Kathleen Crosby Gregory Derus Tim Dillon

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Steve Fuchs Carol Gauder Dave Glancy Barb Groene Jeff Hall

Beatrice lctimpaye Kathy Jennings Robert Katcvage Amy Kennedy Noel Kupro-Bauer

Sis. Mary Ellen Lampe Janet Lasley Judith Macleod Lois Mann Marilyn McCrate

Bro. Pat McDaidam John McDermott AIm Meyers Mickey Mominee Stacy Noreikas

Michael O'Shauglmessy Jim Pera Scott Pierce Peggy Place Laura Pontious

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Peg Regan Angela Ru ffo lo Jenny Secor Dan Shea Betty Sierichs

Cheryl Smi th Willilam Stachler Greg Steffens Bette Sullivan Monica Thaler

Dav id Wood Janalyn Wykes Jennifer Ya rnell Robert Young Ka thleen Zehenny

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Phone: 937/236-0290 Fax: 937/237-0519

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7135 Old Troy Pike Huber Heights, O hio 45424 PHONE 937 -237 -9211 FAX 937 -237 -5399 PAGER 937-923 -0077

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411 N. State Rte. 235 New Carlisle, OH (937) 845-3821 www.scarffs.com

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Ricciuto Lawn And Garden GO EAGLES! Tony Ricciuto '74 J onathon Ricciuto '05 Annelise Ricciuto '07

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937-424-4858 THORN, LEWIS & DUNCAN, INC. Certifiec! Pu[j[ic accountants / 'Business Mvisors

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6270 Far Hills Ave.- Centerville

2000 Kettering Tower Dayton, Ohio 45423

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FOLKERTH AND FOLKERTH P.L.L. Attorneys At Law 1812 Kettering Tower Dayton, Ohio 45423

OPEN EVERY DAY Mon-Fri 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm & Sat - Sun 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm 420 South Ludlow Street • Dayton, OH 45402 • (937) 226.1710 180

Karen S. Folkerth John R. Folkerth, Jr.

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7111 N. Main Street • Dayton, OH 45415 (937) 274-1127

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211 West National Road Englewood, Ohio 45424 (937) 836-3117

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1939 Lindorph Dr. Dayton, Ohio 45404

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JEFFREY T. COX Attorney at Law

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51 South Galloway St. Xenia, Ohio 45385

For Service Call

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Veronica Green Operations Manager

Available for Performances

Corporate: 4140 Linden Avenue, Suite 202 Dayton, OH 45432 Phone: (937) 258-0022 FAX: (937) 258-1614 Mobile: (937) 776-3113 Toll Free: 888-657-6606 Email: veronica@cdotech.com

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A European heat wave in August claims more than 19,000 lives, making it one of the world's deadliest hot-weather disasters.

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In a dramatic six-day ordeal, rescue workers save 44 of 46 Russian miners trapped in a water-filled coal mine.

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of thousands of Palestinians are cut off from family and livelihoods when Israel builds a concrete barrier beyond the cease-fire line in an effort to curtail Palestinian terrorist activities.

Economic Community of West African States peacekeeping coalition ends 14 years of fighting between Liberian rebels and government forces, sending tyrant Charles Taylor into exile.

7 During the summer of 2003, low-risk prison inmates help battle Southern California's wildfires for only $1 an hour.

7 At a St. Louis dog shelter, Cain, a one-year-old mutt, survives tranquilization and a trip to the gas chamber and is then adopted by the animal shelter owner.

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l' Iranian lawyer Shirin Ebadi wins the 2003 Nobel Peage Prize for human rights activism as she fights to improve the status of refugees, women and children in Iran. f- Golfer Tom Watson donates

his $1 million Charles Schwab Cup winnings to fund research for Lou Gehrig's disease, which has stricken his caddie, Bruce Edwards.

British Airways and Air France ground the supersonic Concordes after 27 years of service. Despite their speed, the aircraft were uneconomical to operate.

In response to e-mail spam, the Can-Spam Act requires e-mail marketers to clearly label messages as ads and include an Internet-based opt-out feature.

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Fast-food patrons can now get their food even quicker, thanks to McDonald's introduction of self-service ordering kiosks.

FluMist, America's first Intranasal influenza vaccine, provides needle-wary patients with an alternative for the 2003 flu season.

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Food and Drug Administration bans dietary supplements containing ephedra due to health concerns and warns consumers not to take products containing the stimulant.

becomes the third countJy to travel In space when the world's first successful taikonaut, Yang liwel, returns to Earth after 21 hours In orbit.

In June, pet prairie dogs in Wisconsin, Illinois and Indiana infect people with monkeypox after being infected by a giant Gambian rat while in transit.

Federal workers in Washington kill a herd of 449 calves that include the offspring of a Holstein infected with mad cow disease.

+- North American trees are threatened by Asian longhomed beetles, which allegedly arrived in Chinese wooden packing material.

In August, Mars' orbit brings

it closer to Earth than it has been in 60,000 years.

l' American scientists discover the deterioration of the atmosphere's ozone layer is slowing. The 1996 worldwide ban on CFC gases is credited for the improvement. Keiko, star of the Free Willy movies, dies of pneumonia at the age of 27.

Girls get Into breakdancing at events like the Oween B Breakgirl competition In San Diego, the country's biggest female breakin' competition.

-It With the resurgence of '80s-style rock music, '80s clothing styles make a comeback of their own.

l' The year's hottest foot fashion is the Australian-made Ugg boot, which stays cool in heat and warm in cold.

Celebrities like FOX's "That '70s Show" star Ashton Kutcher make the ''trucker haf' a fashion must-have.

The country goes low-carb diet crazy, with dieters demanding food products and menu items with fewer carbohydrates.

Popularized by music stars like Busta Rhymes and J.LD, track suits are seen everywhere.

Avon, the world's largest direct seller of beauty products, introduces marka new cosmetic line intended for teens to sell.

l' In an effort to thwart counterfeiters, the U.S. Treasury releases a colorful new $20 bill, with a background blend of blue, peach and green. ~

A new study reveals the Top 10 most dangerous U.S. occupations. Lumberjack tops the list.

.... 7 The pulse-pounding CBS hit "The Amazing Race" wins the inaugural Emmy Award for Best Reality Program.

7 America bids farewell to the cast of "Friends" after the NBC sitcom's 10th and final season.

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In February 2004, CBS airs "Survivor: All-Stars," starring past "Survivor" winners and contestants.

f- Jessica Simpson, star of MTV's

"Newlyweds" with husband Nick Lachey, makes entertainment headlines for mistaking Chicken of the Sea tuna for chicken.

l' Famous for "Three's Company" and star of ABC's "Eight Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter," actor John Ritter dies suddenly from heart failure in September. f- "Alias" star Jennifer Garner

earns high viewer ratings for ABC TV and lights up the big screen in 13 Going on 30.

---+ In December, Rolling Stones' legendary lead singer Mick Jagger, 60, is knighted by Prince Charles.

-+ Role-playing games like "Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic" find mainstream success on consoles.

Pop diva-turned-author Madonna releases two children's books: The English Roses and Mr. Peabody's Apples. Her third book, Yakovand the Seven Thieves, arrives in late winter.

l' On CBS's "Late Show" host David Letterman, 56, announces the November birth of his first child, a baby boy. f- After the success of his

best-selling fantasy novel Eragan: Inheritance, author Christopher Paolini, 19, begins writing the much-anticipated sequel.

f- Matt Kenseth claims the

NASCAR Winston Cup Series championship, after leading the standings through a record 33 races.

l' Freddy Adu , 14, becomes the youngest American pro team athlete in over 100 years when he signs with D.C. United of Major League Soccer. f- League MVP Tim Duncan and

David Robinson- in his final game-lead the San Antonio Spurs to the 2003 NBA title with a 4-2 series win over the New Jersey Nets.

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Mother Teresa of Calcutta is beatified by Pope John Paul " in Vatican City. This marks the final step before sainthood in the Roman Catholic Church.

of trials in several states, a Virginia jury sentences D.C. area sniper Lee Boyd Malvo, 18, to life without parole.

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l' The Pentagon releases decks of 55 cards to U.S. soldiers that feature the most-wanted Iraqi leaders. Dictator Sad dam Hussein is the Ace of Spades. -7 After winning 64 career titles, including 14 grand slam events, and a record six years ranked No. 1, tennis great Pete Sampras retires at the U.S. Open in August.

-7 Teen star Hilary Duff tops off her successful movie debut, The Lizzie McGuire Movie, with a hit pop album, Metamorphosis, and a nationwide tour.

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